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q The Old Hone Guard organized last
ssstiaad the following gentleman we're elected
: cscers-Captain, Jas. Nickel; lst Lieut..
Wakin; I'd Lieut., J. w. Weber I'd Lieut..
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. DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

By virtue Of order 'fthe Comfy Court Of Muscatne
County, state Iowa. of record in the Office Of the
County Judge Of Des M"nes Couy, Iowa, the undergn
ed admnstrGtrix ot'thc E.taie az Andrew Kendrick
late OF sad Muscaue County d, ceased i'll offer for sale
public auction the Court House door in the Cry Of
Burlins ton, Des Mones county, Aforesaid, ..
. SmurI03, limo Isl, 4. u. 1861,
The following described tract OF land belonging said
estate and situate il said Des Mines County to-uit
The north quarter of Section No. ~ in Town.
ship No seveItyiwo az, north of Range two ~ west Of
the 9th P NJ, being iG1 OF land, or less Sale
to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Terms of sale, cash down.
SARAH A. KENDRICk,
apr2I-dtd Administered
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We call upon the loyal people Of Missouri to
stand fast by the Union, and thus sayestheir
State from shock which, if invited. will put
her back for twenty years; and our confidence
Is strong in the great majority Of her anti-seces.
sion population. Kentucky, we trust, is SAFE
With her northern border line of the Ohio river
resting for five hundred miles and more upon the
free States of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, she
cannot decide upon secession without risking the
total loss of her slaves in q single month.
Thus blockaded on the seaboard, invested on
the West and invaded from the North, short of
provisions, and with four millions Of slaves to
take care Of, the revolted States, in choosing to
right their grievances by war, are ina desperate
situation. The first grand project of their cam
pagn has failed; the campaign opens auspicious-
ly for the Union cause. The great North is
thoroughly aroused. New York city alone is
ready to swell her volunteers to fifty thousand
men The day is not far off when the Union
men of the revolted States will be asked to como
to the relief Of their misguided brethren, for
otherwise the war which they have chosen to
secure their institution of slavery may result in
wiping it out of existence.
W r
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Missouri.
CT Ions "Wednesday.

ST.. LOUIS, "Wednesday, April II, 1851.
The State Journal publishes the following re-
ply from Gov Jackson to Secretary Cameron:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
MISSOURI, Jefferson City, April II. 1861
SIR: Your dispatch of the 18th inst. making
q call on Missouri for four regiments of men for
immediate service has been received. There
can be, apprehcnd no doubt, but these men
are intended to form part of the Presidents
Army to make war upon the people OF the Sc
coded States.
Your requisition, in my judgments, Is illegal,
unconstitutional and revolutionary in its ohi...s
nhaman and diabolica, and c...Tnnot he comnlied
Slsh, Not ccne man will the State of Missouri
furnish to carry on such an unhoIy crusaie.
lsignedl 9. +. JACKSON,
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FA,sr,rIp. lows, Sunday. April 81. 1851.


EDITOR HAwK-ErE:-The population of this
city is about 1000. On yesterday Al stalwart
and brave men enlisted, in response to the call
Of the Governor, TO defend the old aas--the
Star Spangled Banner. 70 morrow public
meeting is called, when the company will be
completed There wss $4,000 raised in few
hours for the support Of families who may need
1t during the absence Of volunteers The
amount will be moro than doubled in . few days,
after our farmers are called upon. II the citi-
zens Of any other town have done more, on 90
short notice, all honor to them. 49,
We must fight. The men of the North and
West win move down on the rebels like an ava.
lanche and pcrush treason out. Not that they
hate the South, but that they love their free
homes and the Union. Traitors at home should
be silent to insure their safety. Men whose
principles are based upon ''rebel stocks will be
discredited and thrown out
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tyIle Vice President, Mr.. Read, of the B
tkRR r., has rendered the free use of the
NJ for the transportation of troops.
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M ARtI-G
BuRLINGroN, Friday p. ".

BURLINGTON, Friday P. NJ.
The river is very high for april and still ri
sing. Tee track of the c., B. & Q. K. R. is
overlooked. The Ferry Boats commenced run.
ming to Oqnawka this morning. All the ar.
rangements of The company are complete and
passengers are sent forward without any delay.
Exchange has gone up to Is per cent-or
rather this is the discount upon the best par
Illinois currency. The person who sells mer-
just SIS cents on the dollar. Why should not
farmers in selling their grain, merchants in sci
ling their goods, and all others buying and
selling, make this distinction and take this stuff
for what it is worth? OF course every man who
buys aud pays in gold, Iewa or any currency that
is as good as geld, loses fifteen per cent, be-
cause, as business is now conducted, he can
pay just as well with currency worth out SIS
| cts on the dollar. SO the person who depostes
any currency in bank worth more than this Hi.
| nois trash loses the difference.
Receipts Of grain are improving. Spring
| Wheat is worth Is cts and shelled Corn 90 cts.
| UGAR-6@71--crushed, lO4; refined white
loc: Clarified 8. Maple Sugar, lO@l2c % Ii.
| COFFEE-lb@l54c
MoLASSEs-By the Dbl, Reboiled, 81; SIr-
Up, 40; kegs, So %.
| NAILS-Ass., So 5O@S ~
RlCE-6c,
BRooMsMsl so{aa zoo % per pc do dozen.
FLOUR-Steady. Spring wheat, wholesale,
1850; retail So, 00 winter IS so Wholesale So 90
WHEAT-SDrnr fEc. Winter SOcmS5c
| CORN ,enaIo,e, on 80, .La,,oa
| 49, "a s"'' Tvs s"eu
| h1E-4oc
BEANS-50cGgf5 per bush.
POTATOES &c ner hush.
n,nc S P p
49, DC.
/ BuTTER-lO@cll,
| EGGS-5GD5ac
ONIONSNYonoa0.
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ARKANSAS GUNS AMI ARKANSAS DEBrs.--About
thirty boxes Of arms and accoutremenis of vsri-
Gus kinds, in transit to Fort Smith, Arkansas,
and reshipped at this place, attracted the notice
of the people yesterday. A crowd assembled,
and insisted on preventing their shipment. For
the safety of the arms, the Mayor took possess
ion of them. They are not seized, but are held
toprevent seizure, and perhaps Destruction. Our
city does not propose to copascate them Tor the
public service, az &c prefer to come b. our arms
by fair purchase,
by inc following telegraph dispatch from the
A"ssor of Fort Smith, it will be seen that he adj
vances the first and last secession argument
the threat to stop paying debts to the North--as
the proper treatment FOR this case:
Fort SMITH, Ark, April II.
To TIE Mayor of Cincinnati.
Cincinnati stops Arkansas guus--Arkansas
stops paying debts to Cincinnati. 1t the act
of cowardly enemy to steal arms Of an ad-
yeisary. r. ". Johnson,
Mayor Fort Smith.
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lM BURLl NC TON BLuEs.-Contrary to general
Esciatcn, this Company yesterday rendered
h. services to the Governor, but were not ac-
nd, the Regiment called from this State
ks already filled. Considerable credit is due
seOse members who adhered to their organi
uaon and redeemed the standing of the Com
lny.
wewderstand tina. they have been accepted
iOr the nsn requisition from the State, and will
Immediately complete their organization.
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s- CoUGHs.-Tte sadden changes OF our climate are
sources OF PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL and As1HMArIc AZ
FEcToSs. Experience having proved tina: simple
dies often speedily and certainly when taken In tn
early stages Of the disease shouid at he had
to iBroarns Bronchial Toches,r Loz"nges let thu
Cold Cough Irritation OF the Throat be SO slight
by this precauton serious attack may be efec
tually warded of. PUBLIC SPEAKERs and SINGERS will
find them efectua for clearing and strengthening the
voice. See ad yertisement. ldecl -dw6m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs The operation
Of this palatable remedy upon the stomach liver and e.
cretory organs is singulariy soothing and
regulates recruits and purifes them Dyspepsia 70 all
Its forms yields its control and nvgoratng properes
and 1t Is ohers epfeehled BY the cares
and duties Of maternity the safest and best tonic they
can probably use In all the crisis Of female lie will be
found emineny useful, and elderly persons VIII derive
much more benefit from than from ordinary stmulants
os.et.ers celebrated Stomach Bitters art sold BY Of
druggists. 1870 pprhf.opi@
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20" Major J. G Lauman has been appointed
. tc Governor Kirkwood, with the rank of
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BIBLE SOCIETY DEposIroRY.--At the store of Mr.. "
W. Harper Jefferson street, Burlington, where English,
German Swedish and WEIGH Bibles and Testaments may
ALWAYS I've found at one price. nov6.
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100000.

The representatives of the banks Of Chicago
met yesterday and resolved to tender to Gov.
Yates the sum of 100000 for war purposes in
advance OF the assembling of the Legislature
Tie following are the sums assumed by the
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THE WK-EYE

r p,rscss RENTING money TO ~ will
., e. U,,.rseves and us trouble by send.
The pc w,.consin money. We can't cell 1t at
~ bsa0 This is also true Of the discredited
subs.' y J. currency. We can use no Illinois cur.
sp psr ,,cept of Banks printed in the list at the
nlloeS s'sy eA.'t .ner and We only bind ourselves
lily; b nod Of this pap.' ,ho monov -hen y
III ~ ase |. II We can use ue "'o"e' "'eA "
sold;Y wa here. We cannot be responsible for
asly ''''' :. an the way
a. description can DO received for the Daily
ID ID, ., less than two mon'nA
ma s.,crmen are supplied with the Daily at 81
ebell,2 COS, price, or lcss-but not by the
h..s ser at the same We must have the money
snrthsJ Y ! xbole year. bptt !
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Massachusetts, is still active In the good cause;
Two more regiments, one OF them commanded
by Fletcher Webster, are nearly ready:
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JHPYERsoN,
FAIRFIELD. April o. lss

FAIRFIELD, April %, 1851.
Editor Hdrk- Eye-SrR:-Ths Fairfield Vol.
unteers numbering ninety two meu. are ready
for duty. Their motto and bsttle-cry Is: "Death
to the Rattle Snake Flag and its .friendsn
,.a-r-."r Yours ---. Jrrrrpaov
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u,ist OF Illinois Banks
.,-.s by Branch Of State Bank, Cook and Baxter
lti,.I = .na Rrooks
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apr2I-dtd

7 EGAL NOTICE.
~ The State OF Iowa, :, In County Court
Des Moines county, sa:d County.
ESTATE OF ELEANOR WESTFAIL. D.sC'D.
Notice Is hereby sven, that the undersigned has heen
appointed by said Court, kx.cuGr OF the Estate Uf said
Decedent. All persons in1eDie, said reques
ted to maze immediate payment to me- and persons hold
ing claims against said Estate hereby notified to pre-
sent the to said Court for allowance.
apr25-w4w ]. HARVEY CLARK, Executor.
DITTSBURG COAi.,
For sale at reduced prices, ~ lie Gas Company This
Coal Is the best in America FOR manufacturing and smith
purposes.
oh!cr 81 Jefferson street, Bus'tr son. Iap2id2wamw
COKE.
~ good article from Pittsbur, Coal for sale at the
Gas Works, Burr pgton. (aprz6-2wd3mw
GOAL TAR,
For saA at the Gas Works This Tar Is only Gseal
for roofing and for painting but excellent and cheap
lubrc4tor for wagons. [aprZ62wd3mw
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Jacob Eberhart, L. Harbtne, A. b. Porter, Lauren
Dewey j ames Harlan, Robert Wilson, IA. Mellow
ell, Clcghorn Il Harrison, v. Kersey, J.W.Wyco6,
J. M Hiatt, J.k .Hornish, DAVID Reed. Harvey La
tier, W. II. worthi1xton. Ford, Gorhan ford,
Foster, J. N Gwin. J. Day, assignee, r.. g. \.
Lyman, 8. q. Brown, Fio&ler A. Lucas, Vim. k.
L. Ruddick, Haskns. Heiakill & Co, Peter stryker,
Goo. g. Anderson, las Bnrrows Henry Hunk amp,
G. BuskinEham, Brown ciendenninE, Abrsm
Wetmose, VIM. Graydon Co., VIVA III. Leo 4 Co,
A. Bhdgman Co, u. Ihmsrn q Co, Rankin, Mil
Ter q Enster, James Neal, Kendall, Howe n Co.,
Reed, Cutler a. CO., II. NJ. Reynolds, Samr Beat
man. immersion ,Cochran4 Co. and James Gorden,
de PENDANTS:
You and each Of you hercb, notified that there
tn file i'm the Office oil the Clerk Of the District
Court of Lee county, Iowa, ut Fl Madison, petition
of Hiram Barney, claiming OF you, Jacob Eho,hart,
the Of seven hundred dollars with ten per cent
interest per annum pay able annualy, money due
on Jacob Eberhartfs mortgage, made to Charles Ma
son, aid since assigned 70 Hiram Barney, dated Goth
May 1854, also claiming against each OF you the fore
closure Of said mortgage. the same being upon the
south half OF the south west quarter or Section nine
t9l Township sxty-seven (t1j north OF Range fvc l5)
in Ice cunnts Iowa the purchase money; and fur
ther asking for sale of said premises, aud general
relief. And unless you appear aud answer said Pc
ht0n before OF the second day of the next
Term Of said Court 10 commence nj RI. Madison, on
the first Monday OF December, A. ID :, lr6I default
will be entered against YOU, md ju dEmcnt rendered
thereon, prayed for la said petition.
III SCOTT HOWELL,
Aug ..g, 'Gi dim Attorney for platDtY
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To James semrie, X. NJ. Amsden, Ann Nj. tmsdcr,
Comstock, Perre Co., withers Peterson,
Nourse Mason 1 Co.:
NOU and ca ch Of you are hereby notified that
i there 10 now Oh file In the flee Of the Clerk
OF the District Court Of Les County, Iowa, ut Fort
Madison, petition Of Noble Strong, claiming
OF you James Sempie tho sum II three bunarec
dollars, with 10 per cent. interest per lum. pay
able annually. ~ money de on mortgage made
by YOU to John u 10, and since assigned to said
Noble 4 Strong, dated October 18th, 1857; aiso
claiming against each Of you the foreclosure OF
said mortgage, the sane being uIon five acres 81
land in the northwest quarter Of the south. eAs
quarter Of section two. township sixty-fye north
of rang five west, more particularly described In
ssid mo gage, in Lee County Iowa, for the pur-
chase money; ard further asking for sale Of said
premises, and general relief.
And unless you appea and answer said petition on
before Of the 2i day Of tho term Of sait
court .tocommence 81 IT. Madison the 1t Mon
day Of December, A. ID. 1861, = default will b
entered against you and jud rme ut renderedthere
| On az prayed for in said petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Aug 5, 1851 dim Pitts Att'ys.
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Aug,as. Tldlm
NOTICE.

To Jonathan pemude, Horace H.. Dimick fl Co,
fou and each Of you are hereby Botined that there
10 now ls, In the ofee The Clerk OF the District
Court Of Lee County. Iowa. al Fort Madison pesi-
toa OF Hiram Barney claiming Of you, Jonathan de-
nude, the Of wensy Ave Hundred Ilol lara, with
ten per cent interest, per Annum, payable annually
~ money Que ON your mortgage, made by You 10
Charles Mason, and atm assigned 10 said irn Bar
each of you The foreclosure OF axid mortgage th.
being upon the southeast quarter 81 section twelve
u21 To~nshlp sxtyseven 67) norsh, Kar &c five. Isl
wes.. In Lee county, lows, for The purchase money;
and further AskinE Tor sale 81 said premises aud
general relief, and unless you appear and aRswer
said petition, before Of the sese nd day OF
the ns1t Term of said Io1rt, 10 commence III Fort
Madison, the lrsi Monday OF December. A. -.
Issi default viii be entered against YOU, and judy
meat rendered hrreoH ed for said petition.
Ii. sCOTT HOWELL.
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Legal Notice.
To the Fountain arove Cemetery Associs tion, Ed
ward kiIbourne, Arthur Erideman, hugh T.
Reid, John w. Cleghorn, George ii. Wilhams
Williams. Mcuarie ard Encs II Harristn:
you and each OF you ara hereby notified that
i there il now on fle in the office oil the CLERK
of the District Court of Lee County, lows, ut
Fort Madison, petition Of Hiram Barney claim
ing 81 yeu the sum Of two thousan dollars. With
per ceat. interest per annun, payable annually, as
mon ~ due on deed of truft made by you the ss,o
fountain row Cemetery Association, BY Hugh L.
Reid as President, to u. W. ksikourne Ne Trustee.
and since assigned to said Hiram barney, dated
May f9th, ls52 also claiming againsteach of yeu
the force ure of said deed OF trust the ssme berg
upon the east half Of the south east quarter of
ton fourteen. l4)intovnshil sixty five, tbal north
range Eve vest, Lee County, lows, for the pur-
chase money; and further sskinf for sale of raid
premises, and general relief; and also claiming
the foreclosure III vendors lien against all Of you
for two thansand dollars upon aid real estste and
pray agalnst you for thesaid sum, With
8 per cent interest.
And unless youapprar and answer said petition
on or before noon of the seesn1 day If the next
term Of said Court, to be begun and holden or,
Madison on the LIST Monday 4 Deceasb Der. A. ID.
1891 Mdefault will be entered against you, and
Z Judgment rendered Thereon.
| NOBLE i STRONG,
July IL, 1861. patHE Att'ys.
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1EaAE N0TI re, r.

- ~
Rsevss, fritlon / Co, n. B. Thama sEon, U.
Raplec, Willard Snow, State IL Iowa for the
use OF the School Fund, Thomas Psget, +. !.
oliphAnt, j. n. Irwin, William Irwin, J. J..
McNamara, Robert CadwAlader, Clsfin, Mellen
q Cot Arnold Kendall; Hsrs Potter, A. c..
/ Campbell and William Miller e, ecutors of ia
cob miller, deceased; Collier white Lead Comps-
ny, Mosier Wilde, Brooks 4 Breed, William
{ Thompson Co.
~ on and each of ycu are hereby notified that
II i therets now Gle In the oifce of the Clerk OF
the District Cour.of Lee County, Iowa, ~ Fort
M Adison, 4 petit ion Of Frederick Farrun, claim
ing Of you the raid I. /. Mskenny the sum of
fourteen hundred dollars and interest 10 pea cent
per annum upon two prom issory notes executed BY
you, being enc note pa able to the order of Kox.
sna Farnum and one note payable to order OF Fred
erick Farnum or bearer; and also al inning against
all Oh you the foreclosure Of n mortgage executed
by the said I. l. McKenny to Frederick Fsrnum
to secure the payment Of said notes upon ce tain
real estate therein deScribed situated in lecCo
ty, Towu praying Tor the sale OF the said premises
and general relief
And unless you appear ard answer said petition
on or before noon Of the second day OF the next
term Of said Court, to be holden At Fort Nj adso d
on the first Monday OF December, A. ID. 1851 de-
faultwi be entered against you, and judgment
rendered thereon.
NOBLE d STRONG,
Aug. 3, T66l-lm Pitts AH'ys.
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Tc John stoddard and Thos. s. Carver, A. l. AVN.
Whiteside, Georg. y. Gordon, Wiliism Leighton,
Gsyl I'd 4 Co., Helen NJ. stoddard, Jobn Me-
Clarkin chauncey Ssoddard.
NOU arc hereby respectively pntifed that there
Is now file in the Clerks Office of the District
Court Of Les County Iowa, Mt n. Madison, reti-
tion of Xix, ale Co., claiming OF ron John
stoddard and ThomesS. Carver the sum VI eight
Thousand dollars with 10 per cent interest per an-
mum from Aug.l lat 1861, as money due on three
tromssory notes executed by you sccuredby mort
gage made by you and Helen NJ. Stoddaid 10 Vim
Lei ghton and Stree assigned to raid Rix, Halls 4
Co., dated Aug. ~, 1859 1; alsc claiming against
each Of You the foreclosure Of said gage, tbs
same hsing upon Lots No. six, seven and eight, ii
block six, in Reid addition to the cityof Keakuk
Lee county, Iowa; and further asking for sale o.
said premises and general relief
And unless you appear ard answer said petition
on or before noon II the second day Of the ncx
term Of 'aid court, 10 commence att. Madison OF
the first Monday " Deeen Der, a. d. 1851 \ de
f.alt vii h~ssntered against Won. and ndgnen
| rendered thereon n prayed fer in said petition.
| NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Aug Is, f86I.1m Atty for Pitts.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.


To William Stotts, John X. X. Stotts, Joseph p.
stotts. William T.stotts, doing business under
the firm name Of William Stutts d Sons, Nc
Creery, Essex a Co. A. Harrington execator Of
Martin Currey, deceased, Patrick Harrington,
Connabie 4 smythe. TRlma Breeder, julius Fel-
TEL Annie W: Abbott, c. s. Abbott, James Wat
son; Fickln \ Lucas, Hawkins Taylor, VIM.
TiLberman, Arthur Hosmer. Block 4 Cropstcr.
William Allen. Samuel Bonner, p. G. Wright,
State of Iowa for tho use of the School Fund.
VIM. l. r. l.. Ruddick, Greene Erskine, Geo. W.
Thatcher a. Co., ueorge w. McCrxry executor OF
Edward Boynton, deceased:
XyOu are hereby respectively notified that there
is nov on file in the Clerk Office Of tee District
Court II Lee County, Iowa, At Fort Madison Z
petition Of Beniah Fsrnun - guardian 1t John
A. Reilly and Mary 4. Reilly infant children Of
Liibonrns Reilly, decested, claiming Of you vii.
liza tn stats John H. X. stotts, Joseph r. stots and
William Stotts, doing business as . co-partner
ship under the name and styiecf William Stotts I
Soma the sum Of three thousand Dollars, with pei
cent. interest per annuin from june leth, 1861 NJ
money due two pfomissory netes secured b,
Mortgage MADE by you In firm nsmc, to Mathew
Reilly ~ guardian Of said Mary i. Reilly and JohI
A. Reilly, the said Beniah FaiHnm having been mp
pointed guardian in place OF said Mathew Reilly
also claiming against each Of you he for.closur
of said mortgage the same being upon real estat
sn Lee county, Iowa, more particularly described
said m ortgags, for the purchase money: an
further asking for sale of said premises and gen
erai relief
Unless you appear and anfwer said petition on Q
before noon OF the second day II the next term o
said court, to commerce at III. Madison on the Ii
en- cred against y.u and ju igment rendered thereo
as prayed for in said petition.
NOBLE sTEONu.
Aug Is lS6l-lm Att'ys for Plt'ff.
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II EGAL NOTICE.

Joseph Arnold. Lufretia Arnold Geo Brawiey, Polly
Brawiey, Samuel Carver, and Catherine Carver
You each 81 hereby netlned that there 10
ie In the cce VI the Clerk Ut the District Court
~ Lee County Iowa, 81 Fort Madison, Iowa apetion
equity, under cath of Weary Dys and sasapnah Nickel
executors vi the estate " WiAby Aiekelwat de-
ceased, tfar the " Richard Aekriwait claiming VI
defendants pa Ar.sl aud Geo. BTawiry the
Twelve Huudr Dollars money dur then prntss-
worry executed by aid defendants the LIST day OF
Nuveher 1854, aud pas able before the FIRST day Of
May 1867 for $1,000 co with Il per c~nt interest frm
date said WGliaby Aiekelwa, deceased, during his
fe-me also the foreclosure OF mortgage a.ainss
AL ~ the stve named defendants executed by sAid de-
PENDANTS Joseph Arnold and IGct Arnold December
ist 1854 10 said waby MickeIwait. deoeased, the
following Real Estate to-~t The southeast quarter
tbs half Of the quarter section 49, Up
&c. north range west. containing 2ao scres TO secure
the payment % said note.
And that unless you appear and plead thereto or
fore the I'd day az the next term " aid Court which
commences its next session ihe ls Monday in Decc-
her, 1891 in Port Madison, Iowa. Adefauit will
I'd against and Judgment rendered thereon accord
ance with the prayer of the petitioner.
JNO. VAN yA1gENBERG,
Dated Ang. III, 1861. Any tor fltfA-