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Legsl Notice.

70 Maria McClaskey. Clark Anderson McClAskey,
: Isssc. Newton hcClaskey;
NOU and each IT you are hereby notified that
there 10 now on dlc in the Office Of the Clerk II
the District Court Of Leo County, Iowa, ct K&-
kok, petition and amended petition ct Hiram
Barney, claiming VI john II. Msekie the sum Of
two hundred and 6fty dollars, with interest there
ON from May 70, 1859, ~ the rate II per cent.
per anLum, payable annually as money due on =
mortG~gs msde by him ~ Charles Mason, dAtsd
June IS, A. D. 1858. and clasmiDg agAinst him and
eaoh Of you the foreclosure " said nortgage, ths
Same being %
Lots seven ~ and eight o., In Block one hun-
dred and ninety two (lS2) il the City Of Ksokuk,
Lsacsunty, Iowa, for the purchase money, and said
mortgage having hssn assigned b saia Aasoa %
sAld Htsan Barney.
Ana ~nf~s yus sppsas and answer said pslt1t6x
on or before noon OF the seeond dag Of the next
term Of said Court, 70 commence atKseksk on Tho
frst Monday Of September, A. .. 1861, . d-fsult
will be entered agstnst ycu, the petition taken -
conferred. asd decree rendered assiDst yoa ~
prayed therein. NOBLE STRONG, eE
june Is, lDel-lm AstOSneys Tor Rltd
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legal Notice.


To. Elisabeth WiljtsmsoA
VUU are hereby aoti6sd that there IL nov on
i file in the Office Of the Clerk OF the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, At Keokuk, . petit
ton and supplemental petition Of Hiram Barney
claiming u william Loweustein the sua II Ave-
hundred ard Fifty dollars with interest u the
Of ten PR cent per- annum. pay able annually, =.
money due on . mort gage made by him 10 Chsries
Mason and since assig Led said Hiram Barney dat
ed eeptembcr IS, A. D. 1855; aso cisinin g sgaiosi
each ct you the foreclosure Of said mortgage, the
same bsing upon
Laix In 10 And asAL ~ 4477pp X, +anr
City Of keokHk, Lee County, Iowa, and farther
asking for sale Of said premises and general re
lief
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the noon Of the second day Of the
next term II ssia Csurt, to commence 1T keo.
kuk, on be first Monday Of September, A. u. 1861
default will be catered against you, the petition
and supplemental petition taken 70 canfsssed, and
. decree rendered against you - prayed therein.
NOBLE = STRONG,
!une rs, is61-1m Attorneys for Pisf.
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g.egaD Noe1ce,

Legal NOt1ce.
TO Henry Caldwell, II. s. howe.
NOU and esoh Of Jon are hereby notified that
y thereto nov on ale in The nee Of the CLERK Of
the bistrics Court Of Lee csen,y, Iowa, ct Kss-
kuk, petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming OF
Elisa Stripe the sum Of thirty enc hundred
dollar, With ten Per cent. inteIsst per AMMAN,
peyabis anhaslly, - usnsy dsso4 to sbrts sess
made by her 20 Charles Mason and since assisned
to raid Hiran Barney, dated October H. 1850; also
claiming against each Of you the foreclosure Of
twoin Block Ave In Ma4on's Uppsr Addition te
the City VI keokuk, Lee cosnty, lows, Tor the
purchase money snd further sskibg for .
sale Of said prenises, ard general felief.
on or bAl0ss the men of ihs Aecln1 lay of thx
nsIt term al said court, 20 eoiD nenee at Ke1k a
on the lst Monday OF September, A. d. 1861, /,
default Will be entered against you ard judgmen
rendered thereon, as prayed for in said pet ltion
NoBlD STkOsG,
May Ii, I86l-lm Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
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RU0LgCAN J"UmNsL IN THE
CiTY or NETWORK;
Nov n The gIxIIETH YEAR q Il. exissenee.
esmbtaes al The ss-entisl slsncnts ~
OUMPkGTE FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
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Legal N0isce.
10 sarah X. Morley, Isaac Morley, Jr., d. A. Evans
and X 5. Foster
Woo and each Of YOU are hereby notified thai
there 10 now on file In the Office Of the Clerk OF
the usssrtct Oosrt Of lse county, Iowa. 1T Keok uk
petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming OF Peter v .
Potter the sum OF two thousand dollars, with 10
por cent interest per annuui, payable annuaiiy ~
money due on NOR tgage made by him TO Charles
Mason aud since assigned 70 said Hiram Barney,
dated MSrch 18th, 1885 also lsiIntng against each
OF you and the ether defendants the foreces ure Of
-aia mortgage, the same being upon of the S-W
aud The " Of S-E / OF Sec. 50, Tp. 81 n. II.
W., Lee county, lows, for pnrchase money, and
surther asking Tor the sale VI said yreniyes snd
general relief.
And unlsas you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon Of the second day Of the neg,
term Ut said Court, to commences at keohuk on the
ist Monday Of September, A. d. 1851, = default
viii be entered against you, and Judgment render
ed thereon ~ praye ed for in said peti,ion.
NOBLE 4 sTRONG, =
June ~. lS6l--d1m Attorneys for Pltd.
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NARY ANN sTOIKHOUsE.
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IsegnI NcsSce

Hn1 Notice.
10 p G. BiLinGs, Mehitsbls Billings, Elisa SulIi-
van and WtlhsM sullivan, Davenport GAskiil,
susau WEIGH, Peter H,ns, Henderson i Co,
JaDss Larkins, Hugh Harkins, executor; Wn.
Pritehayd, =. Fretorius, Andres Webster, T. w
Phinney, r. A. Thompson Co., George Cooper
Co., Henry S, Taylor, Samuel Jandon, Hodges
Il Bros.
AtU and each Of yen are hereby notified that
there 10 now ILL In the Office Of the Clerk
OF the District Court of Lee county, lowe at Kso-
ksk, petition aud supplemental petition of Hiram
ney, claiming Of you u. &. Killings the SUN OF
6fteen hundred doltAsr, with 10 Per cent interes,
per annaU, payable annually, money due on
mortgage made BY yeu 10 Charles Aason and
since assigned to said Barney dated April ID 1857
also claiming against each Of you and the other de-
fsndants, the foreclosure OF said mortgage, the
same being upon 4. II Sc II Sec. the w. 1
Ct S-W SEQ. II, and the y. { Of N E3 Sec SO, ali
IN Up. G7. ~, h. . W. Also, T. Of - II u sec.
SO, TIP. 81 N, X. 7 W., also S-w i Of Sw i OF
Sec 80, TpsG A., K 6W., Lee cuuniy, Iows, for
the purchase money. and further asking for =
sale OF raid premises, and general relief.
And unless you app ar and answer sal petition on
or before NOON Vt the second dsy Of the next term
Of said Court, to commence 81 ksok nj, on the Is,
Manday OF September, A. ID. 1851, . default will
be entered against Jon, and Judgment rendered
-tAsEeoU ~ prayed lor in Aaid peiill. n
NOBLE STRONG,
June IN, l6ol-dlm ATTORNEYS for PITT
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June Is, 1sel.Im At Tor Pitf.
LeWMi NnllcA

AeBMh n0tbC0s
70 Edward X. Hsss, S;sn = srrp, John ". trftSK.
executor OF estate efsJ1s Tasksr, deeeased koht
Simpson. ". II. Worthington, Sam1 Pollock,
Jas da6ord, Wn. 5tannus, II. NJ. Blsak, Frank
lin Bells, ,. n. Wayne 1 Co.; CnlAcrtson, MORT
son 4 Co.; Ysatman, Robinson Co.
You and each u ron are hereby notified that
there II nov on 6le In the of6se OF the Clerk of
the District Court Of Leo County, lows. Kso-
kuk. petition Of Marion Broadfoot, claiming Of
you the said Edward K. Hart ard John Ferret.
ju tgment for tho sum Of seveo hundred dollars -
mosey dee % promisscry ssss, ga aesInss Il
Il yen the foreclosure Of . mortgsge givfn by de-
fsndant, Hart, 70 ssssSc said ronissory note and
censcyiDg ten esfss ID the nsrth ~est serner 81
the southeast quarter Of the west quarter III
section thrty-two t32) in township 65 north range
vest, Lee county, Iowa.
Nov unies yo1 appear and answer such petition
on or before VI the secoLd day Of she next
term being September Term, 1861 Of said Court,
jud g0ent and decree will BE- rendered against You
according 70 the prayer u said petition
NcCkAKl BRUCE,
June il, lS61-dlm Attorney for Pltf.
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yhxhia Ielid - y WtiItsn ho5lRdss, asSss
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=. \. Smith, wn. Btotts : Bons, IsAi /. Dolesr ].
sd. b Fisklen, Janes b. FOLEY, 1Eown =, e. 4.
George B. wilson, j James Jsok, III, llSn j LdS26s
jesse kuddiok. George ", McCrary, exscutcvof
Howard Boyntoa, dsssass4; The fsaas Of Iowa.
= UxzrrT, ~. y u. II. EuuuIcK, =. II. E
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Turner, Charles Passsas Co., Campbsll Giiu q.
james strothmany D. u y. Hsmil, Hood 4 Abbott,
snd D. W. PrxpslH
You and cash 81 you are hsrsby notified that
there y now on Me In the oboe Of the Clerk Of
me District Court Of lee County, Iowa, 1t keo-
kuk, = petitfUn % William Tinbsrman claiming
Of you hawkins Taylor, the sam Of six thoussna
dollars, With ten Per cent interest per appum. %
money dine on note made By yov1s Summer Stab
hine dated Nay Alst, 1898, and sfncc assigned to
petitioner sls0 claiming against esoh OF yoe the
foreclosure Of deed Of trust made 10 secure the
amount q said note and q even date herewith,
sn ssftatn fsalsstAte Il he City Of Ksokuk, Lee
ooantys Iowa. partieularly dsaeGibedztn aid pefi-
Ven, and farther asking for sale Of Mid premises
and general Ielisf
And unless yos appear snd aaswsr s.id petit,sn
before nssn Of The = dAy Of the acxt tern Of
laid coafts - commence at Ksekuk IA ths Asss
Monday Of September, A. d. 1861, . default will
b entered aeainst you, the petition taken % CON-
fsssod ~ Xsa aAd Judgment AM decree rendered
thereon, aspfayed therein.
NOBLE 4 STRONG.
Jane ~, lSol-lm Att'yFfor Pitf.
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0E1g1maI Upt1aes
To Hubartu1 hoe6 AkaT, W. Ven vucht, Coprn1
Ksrp, Wssnpslnsir, oAts . Go. elsndaaasA;
VOU are hsSAhy Ssspsstivaly neti1ed thst tber1
q i noqon He n The oMes " ~ Clerk Il thl
District Csaft of Lee seonDty, lows, Il Keohuh. Z
petition u Hiram Darasys sk1ining judsnsaa =,
foresaos1rs II > nortgaGD Nnainst aid Huhnstue
HoetnAksx, above named, Tor the sum Of four hun,
drcd dollars, With ten per cent interest from ths
lst'day q January, 1853, ana spseislpnd eersrl
q exscution against HubartsS Aoetmskef, and q
Agsinst al said defendants shove named, praying
also for the foreclosure Of mortgage, gfven 81
said Huburtur Hoctmaktr to Charles Mason, upon
Eots ssvrnT r.
eight l7Sl. in the City Of Ksokuk, leo county,
Lows, tn sale Of said mortgaged premises to pey
of said debt, the sxtinguistment Of 81 EQUITY 81
redemption therein, for sosts and general relief.
Nov yos end each Of ysu are notified 10 appear
and Answer said petition on the morning Of the
second day OF the next term OF said Court, 10 be
holden on the nfst Monday 81 September, 1881, or
judgment and decree will hssAad therein u prayed
for ty default. II. SCOTT HOWELL.
June ~. lS6l--lm Collectors for Petitioner.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The Com
mittee on the part efthe border States,
Mr. Crittenden, Chairman, held a second
meeting last night, aud at IL clock
adopted the following PROPOSITIONS
Recommending arepeal of allPersonal
Liberty Bills; that; the fugitive slave
law be amended for the preventing of
kidnapping, and SO as-to provide for the
equalization of the Commissioners fee,
! &c: that the Constitution be so amended
as to prohibit any interference, with
slavery in any of the States where it
now exists; that Congress shall not abol-
ish slavery in the Southern dock yards,
Iarsenals. &c, nor in the District of
! Columbia, without the consent of Mary
Hand and the consent Of the Inhabitants
softlic District, nor without compensation;
that Congress shall not interfere with
the Interstate Slave trade; that there
shall be perpetual prohibition of the
African Slave trade; that the line of. 30
degrees shall be run through all the ex-
isting Territory: of the United States
that in all north of the !lineE Slavery
shall be prohibited, and that south oi
thatline neither Congress nor the Terri
torial Legislature shall hereafter pass
any law abolishing, prohibiting, nor in
any mah4Ier Interfering with African
lSEavefy3, aiidd that when Aany Territory
containing a sufficient population foi
-one inembeF of Congress in one of 60,e9C
square miles shall apply for admission
Sas a State, ,litsshaH be admitted with OIL
without Slavery sits Constitution many
determine $50 .s.5A5 Gs-1. ted fe 3Ea
20 File Committee represented at its
meeting, Maryland, Virginia, M issouri
North Carolina, Texas, Kentucky, Ohio
Indiana, Illinois, Delaware Arkansas
Pennsy lvania and New Jersey :92sai
n % u Special Dispatch to the ein. Gaz.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-Mr Huger
the Post Master at Charleston, writes tc
the Department that he will continue to
act in his official capacity, as he believes
the ordinance Of secession does not pre-
vent him. He asks for the stamps he
ordered some time since. O.
The Border State Committee have so
far modified Mr.. Crittenden's Compro-
mise as to substitute non-intervention
for the protection of Slavery in the
Territories south of the 30th' degree OF
north latitude. The Fugitive Slave
Law is to be modified oaas to soften
some of its more Objectionable features
without imparing- its efficiency. On the
part Of the North it is proposed to abol-
ish the Personal Liberty Acts, all pre-
text for which, it is supposed, will bere-
moved by the changes in the Fugitive
Slave Law. No interference. is to be
made with Slavery in the District, or
with the Slave Traffic q between the
Southern q States. This Compromise
seems to meet with, favor among many
of the Representatives of. the Border
States on both sides of the line. The
whole matter has been, and will continue
tos be thoroughly discussed, and it is
Observation-Disclosures which way the cur
rent of opinion will turn, At present,
many of the Republican members are
opposed to all compromises which rec
ognize, howeyerindirectly, the existence
of Slavery in any of the Territories.
ta.s- sI-f r..., .raa ,-. INDEX.
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Delaware Legislature.


| W1LM1NeToN, Del, Dec. 3,-The
Legislature met at Dover on Wednes-
day, and organized by choosing DR.
Marten, of Sussex, Speaker of the Sen
ate, and Mr.. Williamson, Of New Castle
Speaker of the House. .-a. 81. ..
Hon. H. Dickson, Commissioner from
Mississippi, was received to-day, and
addressed both Houses in a strong Sc
cession speech, taking ground in favor
of South Carolina, and in favor Of Sc
cession, and inviting Delaware to join in
Southern Confederacy. s4 d.
He claimed the right to secede, and
said if they were not allowed to do so,
war was inevitable. -..
The speech of Mr.. Dickson was
greeted with applause and Kisses.
After his speech, the House adopted
unanimously the following resolution,
in which the Senate concurred by ma
jority: a baas $3.50 .ass -a
Resozved, That having extended to
Hon. III Dickson, Commissioner from
Mississippi, the courtesy due him as a
representative. of a sovereign State Of
the Confederacy, as well as the State he
represents, we deem,it proper and due
to ourselves and the people of Delaware,
to express our unqualified disapproval
of the remedy for the existing difficult
ties suggested by the resolutions of the
Legislature of Mississippi. 49,.
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Later from the South.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 1.-The Conven-
ton to-day appointed the following dele
gates to the General Congress of the Sc
ceding States: Hon. T. j. Withers u
NJ. Keitt, A w. Boyce, r.. B#Rhett
jr., r. W. Barnwell and G. g. Nfemmml1 MI
ger. n. p Miles was appointed secree
tary to receive the report of the Com
missioners to Washington,
All is quiet here. Fort Sumter has
not been besieged, as reported to-day.
Major Anderson was visited by his
brother, in company with three gentle
men. The understanding was that the
interview would take place in their pres
ence.
The chair and the appearances, usso
on the might Of the signing Of tie Ordi
nance Of Secession were ordered to'--b,
placed i2t the State House at Columbia