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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-26

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A GREAT BARGAIN.-320 acres improved farming
n land beautiful, situated the Little Canada road
five miles from St Paul. Also, l6O prairie and
openings, ten miles from town, situate While Bear
Iakepart fenced and broken. Also, 320 acres being
highly Anprovod and well broken farm. which the
fines crops have been raised This situate twelve
miles from Also, improved city property, town
lots in ST. Paul and st. Anthony, and interests in lie
Sueur, Nankato, Shakapee and Eureka City. Apply to
VIM BREWSTER, Real Estate Broker,
23-tf 81 and Wahashaw-sts.
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WATSON HOUSE.
Great Bargains in Town Lots i'll Low.
So.

Great Bargains in Town Lots i'll Low
er Saint Paul.
A On LOTS one mile below the present Lower
HVO Landing, have Just been laid out, and
offered for sale AT hundred dollars each. Such
opportunity invest speculation, has rarely offered
These lots nearly opposite Pigs Eve Bar, which has
for the Inst seasons sbst.ucteu in some degree
navigation the present landing And ii is
much TO say, that il is the point, she main 81 p
ping business Of this growing city of the West
ultimately be done. Ii only needs the erection OF few
warehouses for beginning and once, The prosperity
Of the city will point in that direction. And il is
give that beginning that this nducement is held
to capitalists.
Other valuable real property in and st. Paul. for
sale by the proprietor. Enquire Of
l.. e. KINNEY, Proprietor or
ST. Paul. Nov. 10. 30 On A. PIERSE.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-26
FIRE. FIRE., FREE:

TENIE OlG Ttna continues 10 dispense said and com
fort TO the unfortunate ual at the Saint Paul
agency.
CAPITAL STOCK, S3OOO,0OO.
THOMAS A BRACE, Prest :. l.. Looms, Secy.
r. X. NEI son,
3-30y Agent for Minnesota Territorv
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-26
NJ. N'CLUNG, IL. M'CLpNG,
A. IL. M'DoNALD. c. l.. THOMPSON.
G.. NJ. McCLTNG & CO..
lis Main Street, st. Louis, Mo.
Will have received by lst September their stock of
FALL AND WINTER

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
L will embrace a greater variety and be more
handing and general than they have offered in
this market Every article the requirements Of the
tail trade de mand can be obtained from them
II will be their constant eXcriion conduct their
business make II the interest of merchants to deal
with them. Every article in their stock will be sold
cheap y il be obtained in the city, delivered
from New York Boston Ii is their desire do bu-
sness with responsible merchants, and in snch
ner that when once commen ccd II viii continue.
They know that their success depends solely upon
the of their customers and VIII be their aim
make their intercourse with merchants mutually and
reciprocaliy beneficial
They ask from merchants who visit 81. Louis this
Fan, thorough examination OF their stock and prices
st Louis, Aug. s. lS53-tf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-26
BOOTS & SHOES.

Mons cat, graineI ZIP and thick Boots and }rogans-
boys and Youths do do, wonens' calf Kip goat euane
eled Jenny Lind and kid Bootees Ladies' gca Kid aud
enanelitd busks, Ladies fancy cold Caters and half
Caters and Buskins. of every quality and price. flif
and complete assortment Of the different styles of Mis-
.e>,n .lcIil -lr1a.,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-26


Merrnhc prints, Embroidered dresses
Iocneco 90 Irish linens.
I Union do Can nett.
Stragnes do Iacos and cdgincs.
! lhi. Aliens q Sons prints EIubroi,Ierej cnj,,rs
blue and Orange do Dress buttons,
Hickory styles, Artificial Powers
Heavy brown shce,ing, Band ho,cs.
49, shrung, Ladies farcy bonneis.
M re ,.:,,;n -, Florence braid -
"a ne > Ched ma slin, Fanc, 5oEnets,
/ "a ana - BoHr ct ri ons.
/ On n.. ui.i'I"ss' Gap aAG sh rbens,
otls detihis, Iara.Ols,
Fails Co. " ImbreiIas
Gable twists, Linen t.hl, ,ov.,s
Hamilton tickirg, Union
Amoskeag Worsiod
apron checSS, jacquard diapcr.
Crash and diapers .i,cs u,;vc, H.,
brown linens, white a, 4 tlsct bos.
Brown linen drlngs, Misses ''
Kentuck y Jeans, u,ixcdh
Plain and fancy Tweeds, Mems half hose.
SAM t''''i'n'res' SIN pocket hdkl's,
Lancaster Girghams, Linen Gamble
scotch ladies hid gloves
,'lsih Ge iaihes' isle thread gloves,
Barge de lanes, cotton
Plain baraSes, Misses -
Portsmouth lawns, Men.
French Isle thread gloves,
BIN and figured silks, ki glove
COlorcd grapes, Silk cravats
Grape sses, Summer shnyls
White illusion, Linen thread
Colored Cotton /"
Check cambrics, Spool thread,
Jaconet. - KNITTING cotton
Swiss and book muslin, Needles, pins.
ni>hoI la"hs, Percussion caps,
IoplhS Hralds suspcndcrs,
APPS s'tei pens, Peal buttons,
Jhimblos, razoTs, Agate
Razor srops, Coat and vest buttons
Hooks ana eyes, Pencils,
Violin strings Gold mems
nionl oo"s, Tea and table spoons
,ioii's Table cutlery,
Ivory combs, Pocket kniyc,
Back - Scissor auJ .ho.x.
s"e Toys, DC.
Riding "
TEAS.
Young hyson, Cur: powder
Imperial, Black
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems Kip boots, Womens' morocco ito.
I. NIX MN Jenny Lind.
,- cRiters IL IA
" No''"s MP Dootees, Ctildrens shoes
Kisses Boys brosans,
W oHiths' eIaIneIeG" Mems
CATERS,
" omens morocco booiees, pumps
- :" buskins
Misses palm leaf hats, White shirts.
noys Ti2LHsl :"
Mems leghorn
J. 4. PACKAHTr
Gaena, March 9Th, 1852 So
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REFER ENCEs

REFERENCES.
]. Chonteau, Jr. 6 Co. New York,
!.ofniz, Sterling s Co., Pittsburgh,
l'aInes Peek q Co, Chicago,
Bridge q Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith s Co, Cincinnati,
Chouteau q Vaiee, St. Louis,
James Carter Il Co. Galena.
S.illmanA Rood,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-26
HYDRAULIC CEMENT.

TIE subscriber having been appointed AGENT Ger the
sale OF Louisville Cement, viii keep large supply
on hand and will be sold a small advance from Man
niactnrers prices. III. !. McCLOSkEY.
LII Il
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-26
DoteIs aun Goaroiug Dousrs.
THE MCLEAN HOU Sc.

TWO DOORS EAST OF TUE GENITAL house, BENCH ST
PAUL.
NHR l. Mrs. HENDERSON have leased this ho2se
WI and are prepared to receive guests by the day or
week The table is well provided their beds are clean,
their rooms airy, and charges moderate.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-26
& MEXICAN MILLS.

4 Y
'TliE subscribe having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills. viii keep constantly on hand supply Of
Extra Family Flour" Warranted superior any flour
IL
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-26

shall ho receiving upon the opening of navigation,
a Il large and well selected assortment Of British
french and American Dry Goods Boots Shoes Tea
afu Tobacco; nnd great Varics of fancy articles y hcl
vi" Ne offered to the trade ~ lower prices than the same
sly les nave Usually sold in thi. market. And wnuld
suggest TO purchasers who hive formerly visited other
markets, tha much time ana expense be saved iy
purchasing th'ir good. here. An examination of my
sfoCn and prlces II respectfully solicited.
Tho .mlinN inn
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-26
GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED.

400 bbs Flour, 200 bbls Pork,
tD0 bbls Dried Apples, just reed consignment at
she Wharf Boat and will be closed Off reduced prices
Also, corn anu corn meal oats, potatoes, bran, lime,
&c, At great bargains.
ie 23-tf J. w BASS& co.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-26
, BLACKSMITHS.

TO BLACkSMITHS.
.E viii give for good blacksmiils scraps IA e.
w per h. IN trade for Iron. No 81 scraps bnut
augl2-tf IRON MOUNTAIN IRON STORE
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-26
Prescott Wis. Business CarIs.

A. G.. MORTON,
Prescott, Wis, corof Broadway and Kenniknick sts.
AS on hand, and for sale, at moderate advance
i y from cost, general assortment Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ALSO--a large supply of Ready Made Clothing heavy
wcolen Blankets, Boots and Shoes, heavy Flannes
Over and Under Shirts
Salt, Pork Mackerel, White Fish, etc.,--Shingles,
Lumber Lath, etc, beside every other article usually
found in Grocery and Dry Goods Store. Gail and see
Prescott, Dec. Is, 1853. 35-ly
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-26

SAW MILL.
THE subscribers having leased and thoroughly re-
j paired the Saw Mill on the Kennikinck known
as Coxes MIL, are now prepared to furnish Lumber
any descr piiOn at the shortest notice Shingles Iah
and PicSets always on hand. Custom Saving done ON
the most reasonable terms. Those in want Of Lumber
Tor building or fencing purposes will find to their adj
vantage to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere
ASA Z. MANNING,
ISAAC n. HOLDEN.
Prescott, Dec. !, 1862. 35lv
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N
TDEGS leave inform the citizens Of st. Paul and
ID vicinity. that she has brought to the Bookstore
corner Third and Wabashaw streets the largest and
beautiful assortment of new Books and Stationery
which will be sold usual AT low prices. For psrticu
lars inquire at IEDUC'S BOOK STORE.
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AISO:-A large lot Of choice Preserves, consisting
of Peach Pear, Ounce. and all other varieties in use
ll-yI NATH'I. (. TYSO
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-26
The only CrOckcry Store in Minnesota.

etc, etc, etc.
81. Pau, Minnesota Crockry Store.
II. Paul, Dec. g, 1867. 3i-tf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-26
nIENDoTA HOUSE, MENDOZA.

II Would respectfully inform the public that have
taken the Farribau!t House in the town of Mtndo
Ia, and prepared to accommodate boarders, perma
nent transient.
The house is newly fitted M, is conlmodious. and
pleasantly located, and paus will he spared my
endesvors make il of the most comfortable III
the West.
JAMES BRUCE.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-26

JOHN GAUMON,
CABINET MAKER, FAINTER AND GLAZIER
Prescott, Wisconsin.
n cash. 'A'"F 'o'
Dec. S, ls5s-35ly
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M are now III receipt of our Srring and Surlr9er
w Stock of Clothing which, for quality Il, lc and
prce has never been srtssedin this market Dealers
are respectfully hN TED Ia an examination Of
hehi which we ofer To the trste advantageous
terms. LU6Up CoPWlru
p.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11
The Terrible Rsbuke In Vsrneut.

The Burlington Sentinel examines the 6s.
ures in regard to the terrible rsbuke." which,
III is. alledged, the administration Of General
Pierce received 1t the la,e election in Vermont
Let US see how the case stands:-
I'm 1882 the Pierce vote in Vermont
wAs.'.... ............ .....s... lJ,VS4
In 1854 the democratic candidate for gov.
efhOr gets. s..........st.t. t.......... .l0.7ll
We don't see the 'rebuke 10 farl
Well again:---
in 1856. tyear Of presidential elec,ion) the
democratic members Of tie Legislature
NUMBERED. ................... .46
In 1854 We elect to the Legislature. 49,. SO
We don't find the 'rsbuke' there, eitherl-
The result. then 10 simply this-that since the
last presidential election the democratic Asoe IN.
creased their strength in THE Stats--and that, ia
spite Of the combined forces Of whiggery, ab.
olitionism, Msins-lawism. aud know nothing.
ism. and in spite Of the fact that the hopeless.
ness ofsuccess against these allied parties ard
factions. doubtless kept hundreds oi democrats
away from the polls"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11
Ann Harlan, s) Appeal from the District
vs. Court Of MuscstIne
Tbos, ). Berry County.

Ann Harlan. Appeal from the District
va Court Of Muscat,ne
Thos. s Berry County.
n.:.;. -. T,;s .,;. s.
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Io,ne".u pa :! az. nsa"sS ~ "Ja"s n -;
ney. ~ n...Sa.s -. ~. "anu ~ n."
a"u o.. y"." =, a"l.s. eau9o
suu"n'eu " 'no cou.s 'no". jury anu
J"t Ja, s ~ ~ a,annd 80 hu ~, nj, ~
s'D'; s".a =" ."e .,. ). W 'iv .au. III -
.al..,a s,,.;...,, a.. "a.r.E ,.;.J Js. ,a "nI
.rnuseu ss .s".. D'In. .'na "o'e; ~"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11
Sunbury and the Erie Railroad-6enator Coope
the Challenger Of an Editor.
PnLADxLpHiA, Sept. "a.

PnILADELPHfA, Sept "a.
A sharp personal correspondence has occur.
red between United States Senator Copper. OF
this State, aud Morton McMichael. Esq, edi
tor of the North American and United Sta'es
Gazette, in consequence Of articles published
in that paper, rejecting on the city subscrip.
tiou to the Sunbury aud Erie railroad, as hav
ing beer obtained by false pretences and NAL
versation. Mr. Cooper addressed a note. ask.
ing Nj. NcMichaei. if the language applied tn
him. Mr. McMichael in reply, denied the
right to question him. but said he was legally.
morally and personally responsible fr that, as
for every thing that appeared in the American.
Mr.. Cooper sent Hon. W. Cost johnson. of
Maryland, to act as his friend and as the bear
er OF challenge to MI McMichael. who asked
two days for consideration. At the ternins
ticn OF that time Mr. McMichael declined the
meeting, on the ground that 1t was his duty
r1HHRphlae iQQrn ai-t TO a~isaas~ov. ~,so.- -ssek
l65sI606 ind he could not therefore DO
held personally responsible. 1t is intimated
that the correspondence will be published in
case of any attack in the North American
BY provision of the State constitution the
sending Of a challenge is made a misdemeanor,
10 be punished with fine and imprisonment.
and makes the challenger incompetent to hold
any Office of trust, honor or profit.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11

DiscovERrD.-Twenty eight feet square Of
tesselated pavement has been discovered ff-
teen feet below the surface Of Old Broad ST.,
Bishopsgate. London. 1t is said to be mag
nfcient relic Of Roman colonial splendor.
How many generations will elapse before the
glory and establishment of the SAXON will
likewise be buried in possible oblivion.
LICENSE Board Of Aldermen Of Wash
ington D. c.. have passed an ordinance pro-
hibiting the retail Of liquor. in less quanti.
ties th an one pint.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11
N. W. Hodges,
vs..
I"
Appeal from the Dis
trict Court Oh


Opinion By Greene Judge:-Suil commence d
before justice oi she peace. The original no.
tice required the defendant to appear on
Thursday the 18th. day Of December at II
o'clock NJ" A motion made to dismiss the
proceedings on the ground Of defective notice
was overruled, and Judgement was thereupon
rendered against the defendant. The case was
taken to the district court by writ of error aud
the decision of the Justice ..... m.med: The de-
fend'.... only appeared specially TO Object to
the defective notice, and therefore the defect
was not cured by appearance. The notice
should designate the hour OF appearance Code
Sec 2279, $500 The notice in this particular
is ambiguous and uncertain. IL specifies no
given hour. The time, III o'clock NJ does
not express any known period Of time. II is
the same as il no hour Of appearance had been
named in the notice.
The objection IS aimed to be trifing and
technical. But the rule resulting from the ie
csion is important. Defendants are entitled
to a specific and definite notice Of proceedings
against them. If the notice may omit the
hour, may it not omit, on the same principle.
the day or the monlhf
The only safe rule in cases, when jurisdic.
ton depends upon the process. Is to require
a strict Observance Of The Statute. Judgment
GREENE, Judge.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11

~ An old pilot on the Ohio river says:
Never kill or drive of 'skeeter let him have
his Gil, expose your body SO as to get bitten
all over, alter which no 'skeeter will bhe you;
for q 'skeeter was never known to place his
sucker in the same place that one has been in
before him, even if il we're iftv years ago"
We cannot vouch for the above remedy for
the annoying attacks of mosquitoes. bu. our
readers can try it.
ID A box "a inches by l6 iuches square
and % inches deep will contain barrel. Is
bushsls.)
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11
EADS & NICHOLS,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
DAVENPORT.
Hare for Sale.

VALUABLE Lots for business houses, fronting the
river landing; also, lots for lease 90 years, Da-
venport For sale fine farm Of 500 the Dubu-
que road Is miles from Davenport farm Of $50 acres
fronting the Miss river miles above Davenport
farm Of Is acres, well improved, mile from Davenport
Section No 16T So E64O, and $40 acres in Sections
"a and s. Il E,and in Sec. S3 and "a, t. 7S r. e.
A good farm in Muscatine county Of 255 acres-with
excellent improvements 10 miles East of Muscane, 800
in Iowa county, IS, 10 w, the Miss. Mo.
Railroad 1900 acres in Poweshiek county ofbest quality
the lire OF Railroad 24O0 in s0 and west
in Cedar county, to miles East Of Upton; 5000 acres
in Cedar county, In 81, and 3 west in to miles
Of Upton; 200 acres in Muscatne county in to ~
miles from the City of Museatne and the lines OF
railroad; 5000 acres in Marshall county and the
county seat To all which and much we call the at
tention Of buyers
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11
Psosasss OF CAxr. HuMsUo. AND FAxAricr.x

Psosasss OF CAxr. HuMsUo. AND FAxArici.s.
Reformed drunkards, gsmbIers, and prosti.
tutes have figured 50 pro6tably before the pub
10 thai nnmbcrs are tempted to 60 into these
branches and qualify. The area. too. Of ref
ormation IL widening. with the demands Of
the public. Mr.. Samuel Head, .'the reformed
burglar and robber,' an accomplioe Of the NO.
torious Henry Wyatt, and . leader Of the gang
headed by john A. Mund, who has spent
twelve years Of his life in the prisons OF tbs
different States Of the Union. Ia now leeturisg
to crowded houses IN the cosnty Of Livingston
New York. Tbs Rochester Demosral;a . paper
Of the slang whsng school. announces that the
tends to favor iha, city with visit. land do.
liver a course Of lectures. in which be- will
give his views on the preses4 prison discipline
and management. He will Also give a true
history Of his crimes committed in tbs aud the
western States '-Albary Atlas.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11
Farm for Sale.

VIE subscriber win sell the farm that he resides
on in Pleasant Valley, II miles south OF Iowa City,
thirty acres under cuvation-a good hewed log house,
the necessary out buildings good spring Of water, and
never failing stream running through the premises
Said farm contains 140 thirty Of which is good
timber Terms, one half in hand the remainder In one
year For any other information call on NJ L. Morris at
Iowa City, or the subscriber on the premises:
LOUIS REPPERT.
iowa City, Aug. g. 1854
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11
q. ". AaBoII. =. KING
FOR THE FALL CAMPAIGN!!

FINHE most extensive assortment Of
i BOOTS AND SHOES
offered to the citizens of Iowa City open
the inspection Of the public at
G. w. ABBOTT e. cos
New Boot and Shoe Store Washington ST., first door
east Of Powells New Block where may be found large
variety Of ladies' Misses and Children, Gents and
Youths' Boots and Shoes, light and heavy, fancy and
plain, Of the latest styles and finest qnalty.
NEW SUPPLIES CONTINUALLY ARRIVING
From experience in manufacturing and buying, We
are confident OF being able to sell tie hrst quality Of
goods at the lowest prices west Of the Mississippi.
Purchasers will please call and examine before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Grateful to our friends and patrons for past vors
respectfully solicit . continuance of the same.
G. w. ABBOTT co.
Iowa City, Aug. %, 1s54.-h.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11

GEN. SHIELDS The health Of Col BisselI
having become somewhat better under the rs :
cent chsDge Of the weather, General Shields
proposes TO return to Illinois in lew days,
when We hope he will be able to make it con.
ycnient to spend day or Two at Ottawa Con-
sidering the interest Gen. s has in the result
OF the approaching election in this State. his
devotion to Col Is shows him possessed Of
the nobLst feelings Of humanity, which must
serve still more to increase attachment of our
people for their gallant Senator. -Ouaws III. I
Free Trader.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11
MARTIN L. xORSIS,
LAND AGENT, IOWA CITY, IOWA.
GO6sce at the State House.l

LIS long residence in the west-famiiarity with the
Public Lands and his free to the Plate in the
Land Once at this city enables him TO discharge the
ties Of general Land Agent at very reasonable rates
IERAS-Yor locating Land Warrents, entering
ands (excusiee Of Government fees in any Land ONCE
in this State viz:
i60 acres. Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
20 aores. ........................6,0 800
~
Particular pains will be taken make good selections,
and certfcstes forwarded by mail Taxes paid
In any part Of NE Sate-aad other business entrusted
him will meet with prompt attention.
NJ. L. MORRIS.
Iowa City, Iowa, Dec. ST, 1S58-n31
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SUPREME 6ou1r D1cfbroxs. Jusr TERN.
A.D., lARA.

rr-~s~{ts-~-- sl
11ESENr. |
Hon. Jooor hiams. Chief Jn,f;ee
e., R
Ia. VsoSes' !
Ooereo II knn Caerk
.,a... n w. x,.
:. 81 ~, Cs.ss ,.vL s.s ~ w C
n.v;a a.ra. Ansm.' C". u.. " "sP
n.;.;s. ~ mn - Soumy. I.
J.nr.rv Iass ias~.a . ~" =.
no,e ,,r can,r.c, h vy;tf2 u. t.MNS ss.eu T Hs
vaina recsivsd .,,or,;s. r. x"S~a. wv
or he.rsr .hs .a,r - t-a an." ," "I "ooa .;
dollars. n fullovs ia vit- IN aoll.,. 81,
he due on the 18th nf Jnlv SS,.sn Al
lara on the 18th n i annsrv r Ssn.sr ac,1sr~
l~~ the lkth of Juiv IaS0 sak 1.2-r.. h.;ra
- ndred and fifteen d6Il - -; Il, no drs
- fron this date" n ~ s.me dsv
49, ~ llnnoe1 - on csrtaja
SI = - ~ 70 secure the
- 0f the n6ts. On n o@ck Of the note
gdorsed: ~ assign the wiNi3&.pote 10 Mrs
lySraA Ce6Ia, Oct 3ist 1851 ."Y(T4 his assign.
ment there 10 no signature !. kor value re.
ceived. assign the wlthin,A l2h Nov A. d,
les, Sarah Cofiu"
On the oack Of the mOsteo1Sis the follow.
ing endorsement; NOV. iNk A. d. 1851. for
value received, aasiga ~ within mortgage
together with al my D4ht, title aud legal
and equitable intsrsat3in in the same, to David
Ssnds-Andrew p. |ood."
At the April Term Of the distr ict court ls53
Sands filed his petjtion for foreclosure Of the
mortgage against Thompson and made Wood
party. and claims Judgment against the defen-
dants for the amount due on the note. The
defendant Thompson made default and Judge
ment for the full amount ldue was rendered
against him, with a decree foreclosing his
equity Of redemption, and an order Of sale
against the premises. Wood filed his answer
! aud the cause was continued. A special exc.
cution was issued against Thompson and the
mortgaged premises sold
At the August Term 1853, Wood filed q
supplemental auswe, setting up the foreclo ure
and sale Of the premises, The main deIence
set up by Wood IN his answer. was that at The
| time ha sold iha no,. tn Mrs Cof,;n !, vas
| d,stinctlv and nos;,;velv .yr.ad that Il should
| be withons recourse a, him --tha, she Was 4,
| look to the mortgage alone for ,he pavmeri
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11
w. PENN. CLARK.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR IN CHAN
cery Iowa City, Iowa, will attend to all business
trusted his in the U. s. District Court and the
Supreme District of the State of Iowa. and also
act Land Agent. Office over the Store occupied BY
George Andrews.
Nav, 1851.