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CORRESPONDENTS.
ArGtsrA, April @2l.

AuGtsrA, April III.
Ed. Amerran The two branches oil 'ae
LEGISLATURE met this day at Il N. The mem-
ters manifest the best feeling, and went INTO
Committee OF the whole, or rather INTO
Convention. and received the message oil 'he
Governor. 1t isa rouscr, | will send u 10
YOU tomorrow.
Mr.. Gould of ThomastJn offered resoiu-
ton before the convention which IS clear up
to public opinion, and which meets VIII"
treat favor. IL is honorable to hun as a
Democrat, aud as the or, Spsmo /
cratic party. H. Il
There is only one feeling h. oana tbs ~
itself More anon. #lly, 7 MI
NM
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Baltimore. Prominent IhtladclphtanS
were closely Watched and were arrested
but were released en- the intcrcession of
prominent Secessionists. The whole city
is a military camp. The Pennsylvania
State Administration, have shipped amu-
nitions suitable for small howitzers and
field pieces.
CHtNGERsErRG, 2lst.
Rumors that Fort MclIcnry is sheliina
Baltimore. Some carpenters who went to
repair a bridge of the Northern Canal
their design to repair the bridge have
been abandoned for the present. Sher
mans battery of IS men is lying at the
other depot. Lielt. Porter, and other
military officers of the Quarterna>ter's
department arrived to-day TO organic
troops, Three THOUSAND men were under
dill at the camp all day.
WiLNlNaroS, Sunday night.
Message has been received here to the
effect that prominent men Of the border
States have asked cessation of hostiIities
with the view to plan a compromise
There is nothing new FROM Baltimore, but
II Is se"efa''$ oeieyea 'aa' an eneo .,
between ,''e io[' ana e't' ms oee"''e'''
po' u What cA'cii' "'' Nn'"n'
fHILApELrhiA' sunday night. >
Detectives have discovered packages of
arms consigned SOUTH ana are about TO
arrest parties concerned Tor hi@l treason.
2ooo arms from harrisburg arrived to-
day
new ORLEANS -''h.
r Steamer ~. oi''a "l,'''' .'''i " III
. - y. 'uo !" 81 W. W - w -
MI aiao"' u ti0 O'Hies'e'"' e d III :
nc lsa''''ii' 'e'e az s'5','' 6''''H' '''o,
anu ~ ''"e,i' itooi'9 'o''sit'''' - 's'''' 10
IehSacoi'' v. 40,
r ~" o ., - =.
NJ GOV q n''ie''V M a., iV'e,fe 9 q o -,
f"'ou s'''' ''i'' me ~ - "a ,'.i
ncS'"'e"' ~, IV'e"e" ~ i it1,, -
',o'N - i"'Ie = ,,''1 - ~ t2eP 800
II '''I ~ w. INN
Jay o9'.ie' ~ ~" 91le,'','' .s'' 80
p''S ol o"'et "a oo''t' ~ - 'o' - In
ies'stf'.'o'S u H''s''s' '''''o5' n.y. ~.
..o 'oi'' ,,' ave ~, W. ss,.' 49,
night All Fesse!S poa'i3 10 sea ne" are
closely Watched 10 PfeagaI sd, 'gtics' pro-
Visions, %e', gong 10 southern ports.
senator " ilsei' oil .a"ss''cA i. l'''zsss's
through mere YESTERDAY loF " "si''i@l.''i
lie enllstS as a private IN th1 81 battalion
OF the haS1aehtlseti| TINS
Senator BAKER OIL oregon mas PsG' eao-
sen Colonel oil the regiment o. e3il'ofi'i'
ans now organizing
New YORK, -.
Richard I.atehers publishes card aYow-
ing himself for the Union and the stars
and stripes. Gentlemen who came through
Baltimore saturday night, report that
hothlh9 put Seeessiou Ha2s "a" 2S See'''
no man nare proclaim h'' ,,'s.l ior IN
Union. Inc Iol'Ge a'il 4'tttar5 "te
either ACTIN with the seerS>lolllst' or arr
awed by them. y Ni@'a''e committee
heid permanent secession meetings IA oar
NUNS Hotel, and spot every stranger
who makes his appearance
Gentlemen living be,yond liavre de
Grace report than armed men are station
co to prevent the reoU''oinS OF the l''a-
ROAD Drld@e.
Advlees from W a+hh@fon to saturday
evening, state that the t9y'fnin'nt ha.
Pian.Iu e"''uou 81, ';'' "1l'f >'' ,G ;I
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Blockade OF Southern Ports.
PROCLAMATION II Prs,tnfNr lIxcoL~.
" 4niNernN. .irril |


WASHINGTON, Arril 10Th.
The President has i,-uc \ procllma,i N
statIn. that an instruction asainst the Coy.
cruuer,, of tn, aliel STAT, has br,kcp
ou, ia the State. If ) nth Carolina Georgia
Alabama. florida, Mississippi, Louisiana
and Icxas, aud the laws Il the Unitcl
States canH8t h. eAseuir! eatetually THERE'S
comfortably 10 that revision ct the Constr
tuition which requires duties 10 tc uniform
throu shout thr aitcd States aud further.
1 cuu,biuatinn eft Yerrous engaged in such b
iasurrcct,oa have threatened u grant pre-
tudcl letters u m4r3uc. to authorize tbs
harers thereof Il commit assaults on tie
lives, ses,s and Jvaisrty Of good citizens 4 -
+ the country, lawfully engaged in commerce Il
IN The high sc,. aud ia tie waters of the
And wherea. the President "a y cxcce -,
Exclamation has already h'sn ~ Ell y
Proceedings t. G,>isi and thrrcio,l
out the militia lorne iar the rurl,, +
ff'7''nS Tie S''na' and e7nfeninl
IN eAt''2falars session 10 deliFq
u,t,fihh, thereon, the i'resdensf
view ~ tas same turp - before M hV
't - sHe f'''ft'2h Of the pubhs W.
'h' nv 7i4 TT Ff'E u its Ter liz r.
pet'o''s tsetf lawful rue last
sfsf' slah li9'' assam arb TO u or = 81 y
s a3n I a.' r s,'sa't deed. the I
'eeia nav eeisel, has .. tg- III
Ais1hie T. to 1t on foot Try 'f"
N, S'.' an .1 Of 5 ,1a ia IL. PAil'D'
r EAU ~, ~. ID ,'., such CO.'S rns N
~. i.r 'hs Iafrlse e,gila'etD' Ay 1
TIC, 'e. - @s % rs'ent the entry Y lIF
f',,' -, - nom 'Ae porte aioresau 4
.g'e' VIZ, WIN VIEW VIEW to VIOLA me Il
III -, 80. ~ ~ IN, "5is'ti t,an.wer, ". NJ
WI l''Gi,' sie VIII Be dnl
dc 5n cl1 ad,is al ana he' bs
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NEW 1oRk, ~,
The Times says that the 18th n. Y. and
tho Mass. Regiments on landing at Annapolis
SUNDAY morning, found 2n90 rebels collected,
partially armed and with h3witlcrs. fhc
> Regiments marched through them without
molcstatioR.
Mr.. Sinonton reports that the good citi-
z,ns of Maryland and Virginia reported that
there is not the slightest tcsiSn on the ptrt
of the people OF these States to invade W ash
ington, but they are probably not advised Of
the purpose of the dsunion leaders.
Gen Beaurcsard is reported tn have arriS-
ed at Richmond on Monday, and is believed
to have been rcconoitering near " ashington
the same night.
There were no troops on Arlington Heights
The people Of Washington are greatly alarm
ed, and all who could have left the city.
The Hotels arc nearly all deserted and
there is some talk Of closing them. Gen.
Butlerremoved the Frigate Constitution from
the Naval School dock at Annapolis out Of
reach from assault from on shore. There are
1000 Penn. volunteers at llarrisyillc, aud
steamers are ready to start.
The secession authorities yesterday ordered
Gen. pclgiman to take position ON the Ches-
apcake and Delaware Canal, and the Union
men Of Cecil county have taken measures T.
protect 1t.
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NEW ORLEANS 2gth.

Steamer Matagorda, which captured the
Star of the West was ordered to ito so by
Col. Vandon, of the Confederate army
The fsandries here are casting guns, shot
and Shell. Troops continue to leave for
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alone, adding, that ln1ja; sworn to support
the Consultation of the United States, he re
allied all the h5nors Of that oath and should
Of course, observe 1t. ll'e 9th Mass. Rrgi-
mcnt attracted marked attention in Wash
in ton. Mr. Simuuton left Washington
Tuesday murnin. but has good reasIns to
believe that the til Regiment reached Wash
iugton ycrtyrclay, having marched from An
napolis Monday.
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The Meeting Tuesday Night

MH4 many ni.l4 =.
Ellsworth, April "a.
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The 10Th Regiment have marching orders.
Hi volunteer companies arc thus far enroll
cd
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LAM, -.
The citizens Of Nahant have raised $1,000
for the benefit Of the families of volunteers.
\ full company has been raised in this small
village Of only $500 inhabitants. On Tues
day evening public meeting WAS held and
50 900 raised to equip the company, Voted
to give revolver to each recruit and to sup
port the families Of volunteers daring their
a - .,,sn
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Montgomery Saturday noon. lie says Jeiler-
son Davis was there and that no unusual
preparation for war was apparent Mr..
Sinonton reports that Judge Robinson Of
Richmond offered Gen. Scott commission US
communicating of the Confederate ar
my The Cen interrupted him with = dec
hration that ii he went any further in max
ing such proposition he, Robinson, would
not be permitted to get back to Richmond
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WAR NEWS.

ilARg1sGuRG, SUNDAY night, 2lst.

lltRRIsGuRG, Suaaly night, 2lst,
Passengers from Washington who ar
rived here this evening at q O'Clock, report
that there was an intense excitement at
Baltimore. Prominent Philadclphians
were closely watched, and were arrested
but were released en- the intcrcesSion of
prominent Secessiouists The whole city
is military camp. The Pennsylvania
State Administration, have shipped anu
nitions suitable for small howitzers aud
field pieces.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sunday night.
Detectives have discovered packages of
arms consigned South, and are about to
arrest parties concerned for high treason,
2000 arms from Harrisburg arrived to-
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Barque crap shot, owned at New Orleans,
is an olieet<tf suspicion to the authorities.
Her Captain asserts bis determination to
defend his flas. says he Is bound priyAtecr-
me- Sac will be taken care #.
The 2jtl, Regiment from Albany goes in
the steamer Parkcrsbur- tie 9th Regi-
mcnt Of New York city goes in the James
Adser, and the Sth in TIE Marion. The
Monticello will be fitted out as gun boat.
fhet hcsapeake will saiI in company with the
above, The Ment5 +mary is IolGias with
S0Go barrels el -four
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AEWU94RoRT, %.
\ thirty pile aud flag has int b5c.. raised
At GlI!ctt's Express Office. The a4g was
hpstad by Rev, Mr. Bruce, natiyc OF ken
lucky, after which the larg, c1nc9a, So as>egl-
led .inineI in singing America IN Amsri-
can Elgle was sfcn lowering oy the assem-
blase and the omen was hallpd with cla.rs.
IiARR1sEU 81, -
Caleb Gushing arrived here Yesterday. lie
LETT Washington ON sundty. lie SAYS Gen.
Lee With Joeo Nirsinilns is covering Airing
tn. heights. The camp at Corkeysyille is
lroken np. The troops are returning here
and will - S1uth wa Susqnehauna. Mr..
Gushing narrowly escaped injury from the
people.
lie stated that he was on his way to Mass
aehasetts to join a regiment FOR the defence
Of the onion. lie left last evening.
PnILADELPHiA, 23d.
The N4rth American understands from re-
iable authority, that arrangements have been
perfected by which from 10000 t. T. 600
men e,,1 be carried from PHILADELPHIA to
Washington per day.
Two hundred ard thirfy women, nearly all
between the ages Of Is and %, have enrolled
themselves in this city, as nurses.
Splendid uniform for Major General.
! III case bound South, was seized Yesterday.
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\ pensaeal, letter reports tlat Maj Tower
Of Mass. is in command of Fort Pickens.
Steamers Atlantic aud Maeed ma has ar
rived. According 10 other letters arrange
ments bad been made by 400 men on the
very night Of its reimbursement to attack it.
Il WAS delerrcl.
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. Il is COM
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood and the rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula, but also those other affec-
tons which arise from it, such as ERurTIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. AsrHoNY's FIRE,
RosE. or ERYsIPELAs, PIMrLEs, PrsTuLEs,
BLoTcHEs, BLAINs and BorLs, TuaoRs, TErTER
and SALT RHKux, ScALD HEAD, RINowoRM,
RRrrMArrsM SYPHILITIc and MERcrRfAL Dis
IAsEs, DRopsY, DYSPEPSIA, IDENTITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VITA
TED OR IMPURE BLooD. The popular belief
in iopwity Of the biood" is founded in truth,
for scrofala is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid.
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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uklGrNAL NOTICE.

TO Jseob Frank, George LoAer, Anthony Lsher,
Frank Volts, Kate Volts, Charles Neil, Charles
j. Ewenson, A. Gottschu, II. Miller, Lane 4
Hnyc, Christian Brady (defefdantr):
vOu IRE hereby respectively notified that there
II ia now file in the Clark q ioe Of the pistrc.
Court 81 Lee County, lows, At Keokuk, ! petitien
Of Hiram barney, claiming judgment on fore
closure 9f mortgage against said Jacob Frank
above named for the sum OF Fonr Hundred and
Fifty Dollars, with ten per cent. interest from the
LIST day Of July, 1860, and . special and general
execution against Jacob Frank. and rs against al
said defendants above named praying Also for the
ta~-~insp~@ - mort rn0e. 0iven hy raid Iars h
Frank to Chss. Mason, upon lots z, 3 ard y, Block
17g, In the City OF kcokuk, Lee County, Iowa
the sAls VI said ged premises to pay Oh said
debt, the extinguishmeDt OF all equity Of redemp-
ton therein, for costs and general relief.
Nov yos and each u yOu are notified 10 appear
and answer said petition on the morning Of the
recond day OF the next term Of said Court, TO be
holden on the lst Monday OF September, 1861, Or
Judgment and decree will be had therein ~ prayed
for by default.
May 8, 1851 +d4w Solicitor for Petitioners.
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Lee Al NOTICE.

TO franklin Swetney
NOU are hereby notified that there il nov on
i ME In the once Of the Clerk OF the District
Cuurt OF Lee County, lows ~ ksoa uk petition Of
Hiram Barney, clsimingof you the sum Of seven
hundred dollars with 10 per cent interest per an
mum, payable annually, as money due On two
mor.gagcs made by you TO Charles hason and since
Assigned to Hiran barney. dated September 1lth,
1856; Aso claiming against you the foreclosure u
said nor cages, the anne feiDE upsu she south
sixty 6Ol scres Of the east half u The scuth-ssst
quarter III II section twenty.six l7s], township
sixty seven north. range seven f7I wsst. Lee
connty, IpwA for the purchase money, and further
asking for sale Of said premises, the appoint
ment u receiver, and general relief.
And unless you appear and ans.ss said petition
on OF before noon Of the second day of the next
term Of said Court. to commence u keokuk or tbs
Arst Monday Of September, a. ~ lsSl, . default
WILDE entered agafnst you, and Judgment rendered
thereon ~ pray edfor IN said petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
April 70. ls61-dim Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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ScrOfula, or Kings Evil,

is constitutional disease, a corruption Of the
blood. by which this fluid becomes yitiated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous faint is variously
caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above ALL by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
stitntlon desee,, l.-,c :. 1@@x
unto the third and fourth generation; indeed,
it seems to be the rod Of Him who says, Il
win visit the iniquities Of the fathers upon
their children
Its effects commence by deposition from tbs
blood OF corrupt or ulcerous matter which. in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs is termed
tubercles; In the glands, swellIngs; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which gendcrs in the blood, depresses
the energies OF life, SO that scrofufous consftu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases: conse-
qucntly vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
In this scrofuous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all e,aF people are sefefaleHs;
their persons are invaded bv this lurking in
fiction, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovats
the blood by III Alternative medicine, and IN
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine we supply in
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Samuel Rose, Mary Lederer, j. Ledercr thsr
husband), John Nigg, Lewis Joaquin and A. v.
Leopold tdefendants).
VoU are hereby respectively notified that there
- Is now on 6e In the Clerk Office OF the District
Coar. Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, = petition
q Hiram barney, claiming . judgment on FORE
closure OF = mo tgage against said samuel Rose.
above rncd, fur tho rum Fifteen ffUndfsd Dol.
lars, with ten per cont Interest from the LIST day
u July, 1880, and specia and general cxecution
against Samuel Rose and against sill said de-
frndat y AAe+e named, praying utu for IE1 f0FS-
cl6ssrs Of mort - Sc, given b. said Samuel Ross
to Charles Mason. upvn ali hand est Of the Plank
Road Of the Of the 5 W 1, section "a, towD-
ship 50 N, X West; also, the N Of E4 or
the N section 80, same township and range,
andall Ia Ice Ccanty Iowa ths sale u said mort
gagged premises to pay of raid debt, the exiting
uishmcni vi all equity of reden pti.n therein tor
costs End gcneraifeiief.
Now you and each of you are notified TO appear
and answer said petition the morn rg Of the sec
ond day of the sex. tern Of said Cour 10 BE- holden
on the Let Monday Of September, 1861, or judx-
ment and decree will be had therein al rrayed for
by default. Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
Aav R-~AA~
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ORIGINAL NuTIaE.


To Edward Brooks, Alonso CrandAt, John A. Bish-
op. Silas >. Boncr, fsther Parish, Thos. Parish,
William Parish. Joseph Parish, Thos. Parish. ad-
ministrstof OF Joseph G. Parish, declared Mary
y. Parish, and Mary j.. Parish, and Hugh 7.
Reid and Salem Charles tisfendsnts)
VoU are hereby respectively notified that thsre
/ II file In the Clerks Office 81 the Dissriet
Court # Lee County, Iowa, Al keokuk, petition
Of Hiram Barney. claiming Judgment fore
closure ct mortgage against said Edwsrd Brooks
and Alonxo erardsi, shove named. for the sum Of
six Hundred DollArs. with ten Fer esnt. interest
IRON the LIST day of July 1850, aud > special and
general execution against Brooks and Crspd2l, and
A. against all sssd oefeuiAnss above named pray
ing also for the foreclosure Of = mortgage, given
by said Brooke and Gran dai to charlts Mason, mp
b. Als.h Eas. q aas.r- 1 !. section. 2. Ilss-
rhip 81 North, Rxnge West In Lee County,
iowA.--ths sails Ct SAID mort gagged psenifes to psy
I'll said debt the exiins u.shment Il sli equity VI
redemptiss therein, for eosss ard general relief.
Now you aud each Of yos are notli~d to appcsr
amp answer said petition on tue morning Vt the
second pay OF ths ncxs term ~ ssid Court, TO be
holden on thr lst Monday VI September. 1851, or
jud GIN and decree will b. bad therein ~ prayed
Ter by default. IL. SCOTT HOW ELL.
Solicitor for n titioner.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To George s. Currier and James Starr defend
ants):
VOU are hereby respectivsly notified that there
II il now on aid in the Clerk ofce Of the District
Court Of leo Comfy, Iowa, 81 Kookuk, = petition
of Hiram Barney, claiming Judgment on foreclo
sure of , mortgage agsinst said George s. CurIier
above named. FER the sum Of Eight Hundred Dol
lars, with ten per cspt- interest from the Lat
of July, 1850. and special and general execution
lsgainst George s. CuYrcr and ~ against all said
defend ants above named ying also for the fore.
closure Of mortgage given BY said Geo. s. Curricr
10 Chsrlss Mason. upon tho East N Z I Of section
80, township 81 N, range West. Lee County,
Iowaa-the sale Of said mort &c ged premises pay
ID said debt, the extingnishment Of al equity Of
redemption therein, for costs and generalrslisf.
and snswer .sid petition Oh the morninr II the
second day of the neat term Of said Court, to be
holden on the lst Monday Of September, 1861 /, or
Judgment snd decree will be had therein, ~ prayed
for by default.
ii. SCOTT HOWELL.
May 6-d4w1 Solicitor for Petitioner.
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Msy sd,
Original. NOTICE.

To Wm- Ill. Griswcid. Jr., Jeremiah Falawin, Js-
cob Bushey, A. Jourueay. Jr. Co. ti,rfendsnts.)
VOU are hereby respectively posih.d ihst there
i 10 nov on fie In the CIerk's Once of the Dis
trlct Court If Lee County, Iowa. NJ Keehuk. petit
non o. Hiram Earney. claiming Judgment on
9risvoh, Jr., above named, for the sum Of One
Thousa nd Dollars. with ten per cent. interest from
the Let day Of Juy. 1869, Ard special sEd general
execution against m. II. Grisvald, Jr., and @
a9ainst all said defendants asove named praying
also Tor the foreclosure Of mort given by ssid
Vim. h. uriswoid, Dr., 70 Charles Mason, upon the
y. ". /, N. W. /, section Is, Township 81,
North VI range West In Lee county, Iowa, the
sale Of said morigagsd premises " psy - said
debt, the extinguishmsnt Of all Equity Of redsmp-
tisu therein, for costs and general relief.
Now you and zach Of you are notified 10 sppear
and answer said petition on the morning Of the
second day OF the next term IL said court, 10 be
holden on the Erst Monday If September, 1851, or
judgment and decree siIl be had therein a. prayed
for BY default.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
Mays. 1S6l-dlm Solicitor for Petitioner.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

70 r.. J. Ecoycs, r.. B. French, Edward Law Jan.
cite Law, his wife John Bruce, truetee; Georno
Small. IA. ". Miller, Jane French Dorothy o.
den, Bridgman r Reed, 80 mneI Stark waths51
James Humphreys, Isaac Hall james smith, n.
I. Reid, Levi Suttlif, Jacob Null, ~ Ithe use %
M. 4 G. q. Huttlf; Reed, Cutler 4 Co.. b. i.
Messenger, W. il. 0icghoin h Co., aud josiah
Hsines tdefeudansl:,
You are hereby respectively notified that tbers
IL now on file in the cierk cficc OF the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, . petition
VI Hiram Barney, claiming y judgmentgon fcrs-
closure Of mortgage against sAid II. J. Ecolee
above named, for the sum II Two Hrn6redb liars,
pei IN " q IsI Gay or MY
1860, and special and general execution sRainst
II. J. 6coles apd !. said defendants shove
named praying also Tor the foreclosure Or . mort
gage given by said III. j. sceies TO Charles Maton.
upon lots one ~ and tire s<7), Ia Block In, II
City Of Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa,-tAe sas q
said mortgaged premises 70 pay OF ssid debt, The
extinguishment u all equity Ct redemption there.
in, for ccsts and general relief.
Now you.a and each vt JON are notified to appear
and answer sad petition the morning OF the SEQ
end day eff The next term of taid Court to b. holder
ON the lst Monday Of SepteDb Der, 1861 judgme nj
and decree viii be had therein ysd Tor by do.
fault. Ill. SCOTT HOWELL,
Nav S-d4w1 k0licitaF for Petitioner.