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WASHINGTON, Feb. &c.

WASHINGTON, Fe0, 70.
SKsATE.-The bills establishing the Terri
tories OF Colorado and Nevada passed the
Senate with House amendments.
The Postal bill of the House was taken up
for further discussion.
Housx.-The House took up tne Volunteer
bill.
Mr.. Howard o! Mich. Feeamsd his remarks
in favor OF it. His arguments merely gave
a construction TO the laws already in exist
ence. 1t was the duty Of Congress to put
into the hands Of thu President the means Of
performing his duty, and to point out the
mode in which he should do it--they could
not be released from this obligation. He
repeated that the President should have the
power to execute the Constitution 10 all its
parts. The highest duty Of Government,
which dates far anterior to all Constitutions,
10 to preserve its existence.
Nr. Pryor said II was the purpose OF the
dominant party, plainly manifested and
openly Avowed, to drive through the bill BY
the pressure Of an irrepressible rule. AZ
this was . foregone conclusion, he hoped il
would pass ct once, to the end that the peo-
pie OF Virginia and the South may be aroused
to the perils which menace their destruction.
He defantly challenged them to assume the
attitude Of hostility corresponding to their
bloody designs. He knew the Republican
party 10 resolved never to recognise the in.
dependence Of the seeded States, nor to sur.
render the control over the captured forts
In short, they are resolved to permit the
South 90 other alternative but submission or
subjugasion.
Mr.. Curtis said that Mr.. Pryor had in
dulged In q strain Of defamation and denun-
citation similar to that Of bis colleague, Mr..
Bocock. The Republicans were accused OF
meditatipg Coercion, when everything they
had done and said had no such bearing
The gentleman expressed the hope that the
bill would speedily lass, for the purpose of
aronsing Virginia and the South. lie did
not thus speak TO reason, to the bill, or to
Congress, but to the convention OF Virginia
and to the assemblngs OF the South, who
are taking actions against his own mother
country. The gents own statement, that a
toufedsracY exIsts v thin the q. s., should
induce Us TO draw sr0und ourselves all the
means Of power and protection We can COM
maDd. II We are . nation We ought to show
it. What are the pillars Of Government p
Goodneas, Riatnm and power There can
be no Government without power, and no
power without sanetien, the omission Of
which would be mere advice. The bill now
pending was for means Of defence for the
sake of peace. He c,ntended that there Was
nothing unconstitutional in the bill, which
only extended the provisions OF existing
laws.
On motion Of Mr.. Corwin, the Volunteer
bill was postponed till Saturday, which il
regarded as equivalent to a rejection.
Some sharp words passed between Sickles
and Hickman, pending q motion to take up
the report of the Con-. Of 80.
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Adiuurned.

KALkIon, Feb. 70.
Tho Legislature adjourned yesterday
There 10 some talk Of an extra session II the
events Of the next two weeks srs unfAvora-
vorable for compromise.
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EE large steam carriage, somewhat
similar to M omnibus, was tried recently on
eee hcr!-.=.a PRINCE Eugene, Paris, and
worked With the greatest facility without
either noise or smoke.
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a Let the protection duty Of "a per cent.
be removed, and we are afraid the sugar OF
Louisiana yill be crushed sugsr.-[L Louisville
Jonr.
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~
The Journal published half Of an article
the other day from the World, which left
the impression en- the minds Of its readers
that that paper approved the Guthrie plan
OF compromise. In the portion Of the ar
ticle quoted BY the Journal, tho Guthrie
compromise Was favorably compared with the
Crittenden Resolutions, and In that far com-
mendcd; but in the other half OF the article,
which the Journal did not publish, the
Guthrie plan was severely excoriated, and
condemned as utterly impracsicabis and IN
acceptable to the North.
We publish N article to-day from the
World, ENTITLED ian Appeal to Manhood"
which We heartily endorse and commend to
our friend of the Journal 20 . most timely
appeal to this portion Of the country. And
as the Journal has done the World great in
justice in representing ito position the very
opposite Of that which it really held, il can
in honor and honesty do no less than make
the omende either by acknowledging the
fact eF Publishing the article alluded to.
CI-Brooks Of the Quincy Herald anuoun-
ces that be has been converted, and hopes be
will be good man hereafter. We sincerely
hope so, too.
nHrhe following is from the correspon.
dence Of Forney's Press:
Hon. Reyeriv johnson made very fortu.
nate proposition on Saturday, by which the
whole association OF the conference on the
territorial question shall be confined to our
"present' Territories, leaving the question
OF future empire to = four ffths vote of the
Senate This would 70 far to quiet tho FAIRS
OF the great body Of our countrymen who
oppose flibustering, and dread the bringing
into the Union Of Mexico and Central Ameri-
o.. The fact 10, We now have sufficient ter
ritory for ell practical purposes.
tt Is to be regretted thut IN afii these patri.
otto efforts OF the Union men of the free
States, and the border slave States, so little
practical aid has been extended BY the Vir.
ginis Commiseio ners. Messrs. Broken
brongh and Seldom are almost open seces-
sionists, and the President Of the Congress
itself, John Tyler, follows them very closely.
There can be no doubt that such extreme
counse,s will not receive the approving judg-
ment Of the people of Virginia. The con-
vention now in session st Richmond, organ
lied BY the election Of . straight-out Union
man, and evidently one Of those who are for
the Union at all hazards, 10 an evidence Of
the truth Of this assertion; but II you will
refer TO the proceedings of that body, you
will per,eive that the secessionists are put
ting forward all Of their most offensive prop
os'ticns for the purpose of operating upon
Congress and the Peace Conference. These
gentlemen wilifnd, as they proceed, that they
have caught Tartar, and that their labor OF
love will have an appropriate and disastrous
termination. The Union feeling in Virgins
u indeed overwhelming.
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The Union 10 be Naycd...A Enucy 50.
lutte.
BALTIMORE, Feb. Is.
A letter from = Southern member Of the
Pence Conference to the American says:
"Pescc will be preserved and the Union
restored. The results. on Oil Prints In con.
tfoversy, will be satisfactory 20 the majority,
aud probably close our Iabors Tuesday,
The Charleston Courier says: Oft. Sump.
ter belched forth it, saucy salute OF "a guns
on WsshiDgton's birth. day.
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CARPETS!

this Department can Away. be foundthe lead
ing styles OF
ADMINISTER yELvHTS,
TAPESTRY BRUSnELLs,
INPEEIAL THREE Ply
PATENT TAPESTRY INGRAM,
COTTON WARP IN0RAfEs.
VESETfAse uYAPS
RUGS, DI.U8GEIS.
FLOOR OiLCLOTUs.
And all kinds of
CURTAIN GOODS. GILT CORNlCRe.
&C., &C., &c.
Our systemis
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SeaSOnable Items

"lSTAk'S Bslsam Of Wild Cherry.
Halls Balsam for tho Lungs.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Rogers Syrup Of Liverwort and Tar.
Jayne's EIpectorant.
Ford's Pectoral Syrup.
Carriers Cough Balsam.
Queru's Cod Liver Oil Jelly
Storms Cough Candy.
Millsr's do do
Browns Bronchial Troches.
Wistar's Cough Lo1enges,
The above Medi,ines, particularly adapted to th
season, for sale by
JOHN T. WILKINSON,
JanSOd4w 81 Main-st.
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ETBrooks Of the Quincy Herald announ-
ces that be has been converted, and hopes be
viii be good man hereafter. We sincerely
hope 80, too.
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mutual Benexit Life Inc. Co.
Net accumulation Jan. /, '6l, $3,Sl2,55s.5O.
Is Persons in this city have their lives II
most influential citifgns
Dwellings, Household Furniture, Duildings,
merchandise, Mile, Factories and Machinery In
sursd ct fair rates. N Lcsses Paid st this Agency.
Call and see reliable Insurance statistics and Be
yoar own judge.
OfFICE-0n Third-st. near State Bank, Keo-
kuk, Iowa. w. L. WOOD.
Feb ~, Ie61-d State and Local Agent:
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The Union . be saycd...A Snucy 50.
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0RIalNAL NOTICE.

II Jacob Frsak. George Loa~, Asthesy Iener,
Frank Volts, KAte Volts, Charles We'll, Charles
". Bweneoh, "A. 0ottschu, II. Miller, Lane !
Aays, Christias Brady (dsferdants):
VOU ere hereby fesyecti vsly notihsd tAat there
j 10 nov die IN the Clerk q dee III tho uisrirt
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Ksokuk, i petite
Of Hiram Harvey claiming judgment On fors-
closure Of mortgage against said jacob Frank,
afpvc nained for the sun or Four HHndr9d and
Fifty Dollars, with ten per cent interest from the
Lat day Of July, 1860, and . special and general
execution against Jacob Frank. and - against I'll
said defendants above named praying also for the
foreclosure IT mortgage, given By said Jacob
Frank to chsa Massn, spon iots 7. and ., Block
ITO, In the City Of Keokuk, Lee Cosnty, Iowa
the sale of sad msrtgagsd premises 10 pay Cd said
debt, the extin guishmsnt Of al equity of redenp-
tion therein, for costs and general relief.
Nov you and each II you are notified to appear
and answer faid petition on the morning OF the
sccond day of the next term Of said Court, to be
holden on the Int Aopday Of feptrmbsy, 1856 t, Or
Judgment and decree will b had therein q prayed
for by default.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
May 8, 1881 d4w solicitor for Petitioners.
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LB0AL NOTICE.
To Robert French, Arthur Wolcott, Robt. Steel,
Jas. Lloyd, ]. K. Lloyd, 0rson Eaton, John
Mccoy, Jas. ii, Billings, Charlotte N. Hull,
Mary stevens. Price, Ferris Co. Geo n. Hill.
N. Nswsom. Geo. u. Crossmsn, Qusep City Var
nish Co. Geo. Bartlett . Co. fam r, Miller,
Jno. ". Rankin, b. T. fuisom, Jas. p. BayIess,
". n. cleghosn, Aperisan Express Co. Henry
nellie and samuel vance, Pal. Kennedy and
william L. Wood, lDcfsndants.l
VOU are hereby respectively notified that there
i La now on file in I he Clerks Df6ce Of the Dis
tr.cr Court Of Lee County, Iowa, 81 keokuk petit
ton Of Hiram barney claiming \ jndgmenI On
forcsiosnEe Of Mortgage sgsinat said Robert
French aboye tanned, for the sam Of 0ne thousand
and Fifty Dollars, with ten Per cent interest from
the lst day al Jaly, 1850 and special and xsnerai
sxeeution against Rob ri French, and ~ against
all said defendants above NAMED praying also for
the fOreclosuHe Of nSyfgsgs, given By xasd
Robert French to Charles Mason. upon The lots
], 2. 3, Z, 8, and ., in block iss In the city u
keokuk. Lee county, Iogs, the sale Of said
mottgaged premises TO psy off raid debt, the
extiDg uishmentof all equity Ut rcdsmp ton therein
for costs aud general relief.
Nov you and each II you are notified 10 appesr
and answer said petition the morning OF the sec
oDd day Il the It term u said caur L. be holden
on the First Monday u September, 1s6i, or judg-
merit and decree viii be had therein M prayed for
by default.
Ia. SCOTT HOWELL,
MAY y, lshl-t1m toiieitnr for Petitioner.
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To George 3. Currisr and james starr defend
Ants}
VOu are hereby respectivsly notified that there
i 10 on ale In the Clerks ofice Of the District
Court Of Lee County, lows, at Keokuk, . petition
Of Iran Barney, claiming judgment on foreclo
sure Of mortgage against said George 8. Carrier
above named, for the sum Of Eight Hundred DOL
lars, with ten per cent int<reat from tho LIST day
Of july. 1850, and special and general execution
against George 8. Carrier and q against ~ satd
attendants Ahoss nsmsd psayips Also for the fefs-
closure Of mortgage given By said Geo. 5. CurrisT
to Charles Mason, upon The East N Of section
81, township ~ N, range West, Lee Goanty,
Iowa,-the eals Of said mortgaged premises to pay
II said dobt, the sxtingaishment Of all equity Of
redemption therein, for costs and general relief.
and ans Yer said petition on the mornipr y The
second day of the nsxt term Of said Court, to b.
holden on the Int Monday OF September, 1861, OF
Judgment and decree will Be had therein, ~ prayed
for by default.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
Nay 8-d4w1 Solicitor for Petitioner.
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-
To Joseph Brooks, u. 4. Hart, n. II. Hare, L. w.
Berry, A. @. 1hon, X. r. Thorn, A..G. Grinnan,
J. \. Wallace, r. 9. Wright. kossnA NJ @.
Wright, 6aml. Wolf, Saml. hObb, w. DeVolf.
j. M. Herndon, james NcCiain, L. Barnescunl
Herman kothcrt, Thos. r. Firth. ehas j. For,
Cyrus Galloway, h. ,. AApwArine, Peter II,
Huncs. v. x. Hart, Michael 'Mers, y. brent
gardner, Julius Bcnsks. Peter E,cher, n. &.
MAgoun, VIM. Thompsen. Meyer, Krug 4
=. -s-se- cr.ec-.scH, Morrison !. Co.,, :. +.
Wynns Co., and the State Of Iowa for the
use Vt the school 4 und, iDefendants.l
VOU arc hereby respectively notified that there
- u now On fle In the Clerks Oflce OF the Dis
triot Court of Lee County, Iva, 1t Keok uk, ne
tit.on 81 hiram barney, claiming judgment on
foreclosure of . mortgage against SAID Joseph
Brooks ahoye named, for the sum Of Twelve Hum
dred Dollsrs with tcn per csnt. interest from the
1T day q July, 1850, and : special and general
cuion gsinst Joseph Brooks and ~ agslnst ali
said attendants above Aamsd praying also for the
foreclosure OF mortgage, given By said Joseph
Brooks to Charles Mason, upon the south half of
.Rselmont,' being tho south half IA Of ths
North-cAst ! ot ps ction IA, township 66, north
Vt range west, ~ in hoe county, Iowa, the sale
OF said mortgaged premises 10 pay III said sbt the
extinguishment of al equity of redemption there.
in, Tor costs and kencrAl relief.
Nov you and each IL you are notified 10 appear
and answer said petition On the morripg III the
second day 1f the ncxL tern III sad coast, . ~
hoiden on the hIst Monday or september ISL or
Judgment and dscres viii 30 had therein = praysd
for.by default.
II. SCOTT HOWELL.
N.Y. :. lSol din Solicitor Tor Petitioner.
w MasE FEPFEh, whale ed Eroand Tor
x I, sslisy koSkkIsoS Z s s.:.
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ORIGINAL ! NOTICE.

10 william p. Slater, Guy Wells, Mortimer Hen
derscn, and Wesley Harrison, tDsfendants):
VOU are hereby respectively notified that there
! ID hle In ths C1oyt 3 olEc& Of the District
Court Of Lee County. Io1a q Reoksk, petition
Of Hiram Barney, slainiSg judgment On fore
closure OF mortgngs against said illiam r. Els-
ter, above named, for the sum Of Five Hundred
Dollars, with ten per cent interest iron the lst
day Of Jelly, 1880, and special and general exc
cation against VIM. Z. Slater. and = against al
foreclosure Of mortgsges given b. said WI r. Ela
ter TO Chas. Macon upon the " ! Of the 8 W
Section 2, Township s., north Of Range west,
in Leo County, lowa,-the sale Of said mort ragged
premises to pay Cd said debt, the extinguish mem
of all equity Of redemption therein, for costs and
general relief.
Now you and each Of yos are notified to appear
ard answer sid petition On the morning of the
second day Of the Lext term at raid Court. 10 BIZ
holden on the Lat Menday Of 6epts ubes, 1864, or
judgme u and decree win Be had therein - prayed
for by default. II. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
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To Peter Frank.
VOU ere hereby notified that there IL now on 1ls
In the Clerk . OF ce Of the District Court Of Lee
County, Iowa, At Ksokuk, petition u Hiram
Barney, claiming y judgment on foreclosure
Of = mor'g gage against said Peter Frank, shove
nanfcd, Tor the sum Of Six Hundred Dollars,
with ten per cent. interest from the lst day
Of July, 1860, and special and general execution
against Peter Frank, and for the foreclosure Of q
mort age, given BY said Peter Frank 70 Chasies
Mason, upon the lots and 4, Block ITS, keo-
kuk, Lee County, Iowa,-lhs sale Of said mortgax
premises to pay OF said debt, the extinguishmsut
VI all equity Of redemption therein for costs and
general relief.
Nov, you are notified to appssr and answer said
petition on the NOR ming Of the second 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.
Il. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
May S--d4w
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lrnAI nnrarR

To jeremiah g. Whey, Joseph y. 6treeper, J. T..
Bruce, J. s. Thompson, Thomas Bruce, h. G..
Hicks, J. n. Lockwood, Charles Schafcr, j.
YoHe and w. a. Yores
~ GU and each Of yeu are hereby notified that
there is now on hlc in the ofiice Of tho Clerk Of
the Dstrict Conrt Of Lee Comfy. Iowa, NJ Ksokuk,
petition Of Hiram barney. claiming 81 You Jers-
miah r. Wilsey the sum Of sixteen hundred dol
lars with 10 per cent. interest per Annum payable
annually, ~ money due on mortgage made BY
you TO Charles Mason and since assigned 10 said
Hiram Barney, dated the 18th Of February.
1866 aise claiming against each Of you the fore
closure Of said mortgage the same being upon the
w. of NE. I, and the N. Of Sc. Of Section
3. Up. So, X. w. Lee County, Iowa, for the pur-
chase money; and further asking for sale Of
said premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petit
tion on or before the noon Of the second day Of
the next term Of raid court. TO commence at
Keokuk the FIRST Monday Of September, A. d.
1861 q default will be entered against you, and
Judgment rendered thereon IS prayed for In said
tition.
NOBLE STRONG,
April 10, le61-d1m Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.


To Edward Brooks, Alfonso crandal. john A. Bish-
op, siias :. BpDer, Esther Parish, Thos. Parish,
William Parish, Joseph PARISH, I hos. Parish, ad-
ministrator of Joseph G. Parish, deceased; Mary
r. Parish, and Mary j.. Parish. and Hugh 4.
Reid and Salem Charles tdsfendanss):
V0U are hereby respectively notified that there
h now on file in the Clerk ONCE Of the District
Court VI Lee County, Iowa, IT keoknk, petition
Of Hiram Barney. cisiminE judgment on iors-
c6sure Of > mortgage against said Edward Brooks
and Alonx0 Crandai, shove NAMED, for the sam OF
Six Hundred Dollars, With ten Per can't. interest
from the ist day cf July 1865, and special ard
general execution against brooks and CIaudal, and
~ agains, all SAID defendants above named pray
ing also Tor the foreclosure Of mortgage, given
BY said BROOKS and trandal TO Charts Mason, up
On the North East quarter l.) section -, Town.
chip 81 North, Range s West In Lee County,
Iowa,the sails of said mort gagged premises 10 pay
on said dsbt, the extinguishmsnt of ali equity Of
redemption therein, Tor ccsts and general relief.
Nov you and saoh Of yoa are noti6 ed TO appear
amp answer said petition on she morning OF the
second pay Of tho nsxi term Of said Court. to DO
holden on the Lat Monday Of Septe mber, $751;, or
judgment aud decree will be Rad therein q prayed
for ~ default. u. SC0lT HOWL Ella,
Solicitor foT Petitioner.
Nav 8--dlw
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Legal Notice.

Legal Notice.
To Joseph K. Strecper and Clara S. 6trsepsr his
vito, James Shields, J 3. Bruce, J. 5. Thomp-
son, h. G. Hicks, =. n. Lock WOOD, Chas. 6chAfer,
and Joseph h. Partridge, james W. Pinchott
and James 8. Warren, composing tho Arm Of
Partridge, Pinchott 4 Warren.
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
i there 10 now on ale In the olioe Of tho CLERK
Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, q
Keokuk, petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming Of
David RamsAy the sum OF eleven hundred dollars
with 10 per cent interest per annum syable annu-
ally, A. money due On two mortgages made by him
to ChAs. Mason and since assigned TO said Hiram
Barney, dated August 18th, 1858; also elaimin 8
against each Of you the foreclosure Of said mort
cages, the same being upon the west half Of the
southeast quarter and tho south half Of the south
east quarter of the southeast quarter Of section
thirty-thrse, township sixtyseven north, Of range
six west, in Lee county, Iowa, for tho purchase
moneys and further asking for sale Of the said
premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon Of the second day Ct the NEXT
term Of saia Gesft, 70 commence 81 Is ok uk the
1st Monday of Scpte ber A. D. 1861. default will
be entered against you, and . decree rendered
against you - pray led for therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
April 10, 1851. Pltf's Atk,ys.
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ORIGINAL NOTf CE.

To Samuel Rose, Mary Lederer, ]. Ledercr cher
hasband), John Nigg, Lewis Joaquin and A. v.
Leopold ldsfendants):
N0U are hereby respectively notified that there
= Is now die 10 the Clerk Office Of the District
Court II Les County, lows, It ksokuk, . petition
Vt Hiram Barney, claiming = judgment on fore
closure Of . mo- tgAke sEaiust sAld samuel Roae.
above named, for tho sum Of Fifteen Hundred Dol
lars, with ten per cent. intercst from the LIT a
u Joly, 1850, and special and general execution
against samuel Rose and ~ sgAinst al said d.
fendAnts sbove named, praying also for the fore
clcsars Of . mort gage, given BY said Samuel Rose
TO Charles Mason. upon all land West Of the Plank
Road OF the Of the s W 1, section Al, town
ship 50 N, k Wort; Hiso, the N 4 OF b OF
the n y section 80, ssms township and range,
and all In Lee County, Iowa 1.-The sale " said mort
gagged premisss to psy OF faid debt, the exiting
uishmsnt Of al costly Of redemption thsrein, for
costs and eersYal Yelisf.
Nov you and each VI you asv notified 70 appear
and answer said petition the morning Of the Sec
ond day Of the next term vi said Court 10 b. holden
on the LIST Monday Of September 1851, or iudg-
msnt and decree will be he'd therein % prayed for
BY default. u. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

TO NJ. Ecolss, r. B. French, Edward Law, ia
cite Law, his wife John Brace, trustee Geor
Small. II. N. Miller, Jane French. Dorothy Or.
den, BridgnAn 4 Reed, Samuel EtArkwather,
James Humphreys, Isaac Hall, james Smith, H.
4. Reid, Levi Suttli6, Jacob Mull, fer the n.e &
m. ! q. a. suttlif Reed, Cutler Co., b. j
Messenger, w. II. Clcghorn 4 Co., and Josi
Hsines ldefendan.s):
" OH are hsreby respectively notified that the
10 now on ale in heUIerk { otics Of the Distri
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, At Keokuk, petition
Of Hiram Barney, claiming = judgment On fore
c1ofure Of mortgage against SAID II. j. 6cois .
above named, for the sum " Two Hundred Dollars.
with ten per cent interest from the LIST dsy OF My
1850, and special and general executioa against
ii. j. Scoles and against al said defendants above
named praying also for the forecotureo Of 4 mort
gage given by ssid II. ]. Scoles TO Charles Macon.
upon lots one M and two ~, In Block sl7l. d
City Of Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa ,--ths sale Ok
said mortgaged premises 70 pay Cd said debt, the
hnaent # NH equity 4 redemption there's
IN, for custs and general relief.
Now You and each Of you are notified 10 appear
and Answsr said petition tbs morning OF the SEQ
ond day of the next term OF said Court be holden
on the LIST Monday ofseptemher, 1881, Or judgne nj
and decree will be had therein prayed for BY de-
fault. H. SCOTT HOWELL
May B-d@wl EOlicituY for p1tSti0nrr.