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him to Clinton, for the purpose of study.
ing law with Mr.. l.. Weldon. Oar hero,
however, disIikcd the profession, aud as
We have stated above, was e..pioyed in
this Office, by Mr.. S.ckctt, and lately by
Mr. otan>bury. While here during the
October term of the Circui, Court, he
stated his case to lion, Abraham l.iucoln,
who iumedately y wrote to the BRUSH
Consul at Chicago. ...
Two days afterwards, the British Con-
sui, Hon Mr. wilkins, arrived in this
place A ter listening toFrnwick's sto
ry. aud having l,ng consultatiun with
M,s>rS Lincoln and Stan>bu'y, he took
him to Chicago, aud cmpioyed him in
his office. In the mea, tiulc, the Consul
wrote to England, maxim. inquiries in
regard to Sir John F.nwick. but could
only hear that he was travelling on the
Contine, I, but could not ascertain the
precise spot.
The Prince Of Wales while travelling
in this country, it +, II be rcco lected,
stopped in Chicago. Thrre the Consul
introduced our hero to the Prince, who
became convinced Of the truth Of his
statement He accompanied the Prince
in his tour through the United States,
and went with him to England.
On arriving IN Ensiand, our Young
hero proceeded inmt d'ately to his ances
,ral Hail, where he was informed hv the
servants THAT one Of his auutS, who had
caused him aud his mother 50 much trou.
hle and uuhnppiness. was now on her
death bed, attended by her br ,her Sir
John Fenwick. lie entered the chamber
of death. The cha>'Iv vi>aee OF the dv-
/ ing woman beca'ne still gha>tlier, when
she beheld the boy whom she and her
sister had SO deeply wronged She I'M.
m.diately confessed that the tale they
had invented to blast the reputation of
Lady Cara and ruin his and her innocent
son was without f"undation--that Clara
was good and true wife until he drove
her away and spurned her Lord Fen.
wick folded his long lost son to his heart
and shed tears Of jj"y over him. The
woman died in a few moments after ma
king the confession. Her sister is at
present the inmate Of convent, aud
strives TO atone for her lack hearted
'reachery by fasting, penitcnae and
prayer.
::
In aquiet, seq'>estered vale, near q
sweet little Village, in Provence. in tie
S"uth OF France, is two graves, over
which is placed plain. white tombstone
on which is engraved the following sim
pie inscription
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Gen. Scott will not permit armed
companies to come to Washington on the
4th Of March to attend the inauy yuration
Of Lincoln, whether they come from tho
North or the South. The sappers aud
miners arrived here this morning from
West Point, and have taken quarters in
the Districts Armory. Three cumpsn.
les Of flying artillery are here. Marshal
Kane, Of Baltimore, the chief Of tho po-
lice OF that city, has assured Mayor Ber-
rett that ahe.a will b. 30 iuss.
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y. f. OOM PTON,
sHiPPI @,
Forwarding l. Commission March.nt

MUsCATlNE. IOWA.
THANkt UL for the patronage heretor. ~
tended me by the merchants aud Others os
Upton and vicinity. hope by prompt and faith.
Sul attention to any business intrIsted 10 nv
oare, to merit its continuance.
RHFEkENCES
Messrs. Green & Stone, Muscstine, Iowa.
Weed. Brdgman q Kent,
ZME s A. Osilvie, "
Peter 4. Nay. iowa City; II Bacon & Co., Chicago
r. r. Ere .nia. - Mallack a. Rogers st IGnts
H. NJ Holden. Washington, Iowa.
MusssAne, June ss, le81af eat 4
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temen, and thus the war between the
red and white rose begun. aud ended in
the destruction of the Democratic party
Thus il will be seen that small cau,rs are
often followed 10y great Consequences.
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Upton Tannery.

II. h J. J. DAIRY would announce to the
public that they are prestred to TAN LEATH-
ER tor customers on the shares. or for pay
The highest eash price will be paid for hides.
We have a ae assortm.ne OF Leather on hand.
which we will sell low for cash, or exchange IL
for hides.
Tiptsn. August 30. 1864.
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ANTONIO yERCIA,
Barber and nair-Dresser,

Has opened a BARBER SHOP in Upton, and is now
pfepafed to Shave, Cut an Dress II tir. Shampoo,
3c From long experience z 'e.ls confident of giving
s1, Y1m,se,oe. Give him cau-lst door West of the
- hnase ehoP closed at A. N. on Sundays.
tie 10 also prepared to do WHITEWASHING
IN uhe mostapprop ed manners fniiy7i
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He would respect.
fully inform his
friends and Gus
toners that he has
on han . very
large assOrtme Mt Of
Carriage, Buggy,
and Wagon Har-
ness; L.ad'ea aud
Mems Saddles; bri
die. of all kinds.
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aa- Horper's Weekly publishes ror.
TRAITS Of all the secediuy South Carolina
nembers Of Congress. They are not 40
ell ecrrat'1 as they ought to be.-Lou.
isU,Ne Jouruui.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

x~IGJT DRAFTS On NEW YORK CAN BE
- bsd Of tn Subscriber in sums to suit mar.
chasers. Gertiticat.S OF Deposit. and Drafts nn
Eastern Cities uashet A;aerican gold furnish
"a at a IN +, nremium.
re- otit:a over :, ,nltsiandcr's store.
WM. H. TCrHILL.
Tipto.. lowe :: JHiv lst. 1860.
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The Origin of the Quarrel between Dou =
>ana BuchanaD-..Mr>. Douglas and
Mis- Lame at the Buttnm of il,


WAsui>uToN. january T.
Women, as history tell, Us, have some,
times donc great mischief, aud ruined
the whole country Becaus the fair
Greek ucleua was tickle in her attach
mennt to her lord, Menelaus, and fol.
lowed the and>ome Paris over the sea
10 far Troy, u war OF no less than ten
years duration, between Greece aud Troy,
ensued, ending with the total destruction
of the latter. | may cite many other
examples IN history, which all will prove
that woman is a dam ruus creature if
she once has made up her mind to 40
evil. But not III antiquity alone have
wolncn brewed mischief. Recent, aud
even present times, prove that they have
no, improved or became less dominant
yer the poor lords o, creation. 1t they can
no longer destroy nations, they can at
least ami ilate parties Aud that the
once great Democratic party l. now bro
ken up IN fraguIeutS-whu would believe
il lis, If not the work of, al least 10 be
a~crlbrd to the fair daughters Of Eve
Nv authority for this assertion is u good
one, deserving all credit OF truth.
Every body knows that the President
has a niece. Miss Lane, who has been
doing the houorS at the White House.
She has formerly been with her uncle in
England, where, of course, she has had
access to the court circles, thus necessa
riIy becoming a little All ,i.tocratic When
she returned to this country, she became
the presiding lady at the White House,
of course, considering herself the first
lady 10 the country, aud expecti . that
all the o,ler ladies would bow to her -
Early il 1887, she met at II party Mrs.
DousilS. then only Il short tine married.
aud surrounded, not only on account ot
the position of her husband, but Of her
own beauty ard youthtuIness-which
latter attributes Miss Lane does no, pos
sess to the same extent-hy an adrn,rlne
circle. A gentleman paid 10 Mrs D"u.
las a very ti'tferiny compliment which
unfortunately offended the pride Of Miss
Lane. She went home and told uncle
about it, who, being animated by the
same ftelin. against the husband OF his
n;ece's rival, Immediately took her part.
At another party the dislike between the
two ladies' still increased. Mr.. Buchan-
an, believing that | is, niece oug ht to be
the first lady in the country, aud not
Mrs. Douglas. and thinking that Mr..
Douglas should not play too strongly the
part of crown prince to the king, con-
clnded to let him know something about
| it. The coldncss existing between the
ladies by and by pervsdod tho two gon.
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WELLS <PlCCR,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
TIPTOS, IOWA.
Also, Nor,HY PrBILC and CoMAIssioNER<OF
DEEDS for the STATE OF CALifoKNtA. Ofit IN
Cont House. n9,1l
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THE WILTON HOUSE.

0PPnS'TE THs RAILROAD DEpoT, WILTON
\JnWA. MCELaoy. Proprietor Satisfa
ron guaranteed in all cases. Hacks leave for
Upton, ODinn Grove. and ether points, daily
Wilton. January LIST. lsGl-s:l
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buggy and team whips = good assortment OF
Collars DC. which will be sold NJ price. to suit
the times. E5rCASH PAID FOR HIDES.
Upton, January 18th Isol.
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JAMES W.. bAGLEY,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR
INCHANCERY, d NOTARY PUBLIC;
TIrrON, Iowa.
c-s~ OfficE--At the court House, in the
Sherit's Office. V3nlO.
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II. e. PIATC,
A.toruov and Co, nselor at Law:

Mil PURCHASE ANn ". SELL. SILL Es.L Es, Is:
.,,. PAYMENT of Taxes Inv, stigaton Of litl-s.
,Er. var icular attention given to COLLECTIONS.
All business Intru.,ed t. his care will be attcnu-
ed TO with promptness and eljty.
n1-Uffice in the basement of the New Court
House, TlPToN, iowa. (v7nl
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PiR e'S Peak

4" w. HALL, having returned fro m Pixies
- Pc. TX II now r,epared to do any and ALL
KINDS OF CboPFRING and Repairing. at his
shop. south Of the jail.
Upton October 25th, 1850: 743m3
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THE SOUTHERN FORTS.

lhere are no furt> at the South, whose
occupation is absolutely indispensable to
Carrying out the policy which is likely
to be adopted toward the seeding States
in the enforcement of the revenue laws.
Oi course it would be better to have them
all, as We should have had them hut tor
the treason OF the late Secretary OF War
and his fellow conS| traitors ont the
business G n be done without them. A
s'"g'e snip OF war at each pr!uc,ral South.
ern port, say New Orleans, Mobile, "a.
va""at, Charleston. and perhaps ,so or
three others, Is ample to secure the col.
lection OF the revenue ut each, or if that
be resisted; to clos. the ports. The
blockade would he out>idr the range OF
the guns of the forts, aud in no wise i'm.
peded by them.
At the mouth of the Mississippi the
forts are inland, leaving good anchorage
even within the river. Key Yves. Is
known to be fully guarded, aud the Tor
tuyas. if surprised before the arrival of
the forts sent thither. which is not prob.
able, can be held by the flbus,ers but a
shor, time. A single ship OF War would
soon starve them out. Those two posi-
tlonS afford an ample base for all needed
operations IN the Gulf. Everything has
been done at Pensacola that was expected
Notwithstanding all the tel graphic mes
sages and all the mail letters to the com.
uander at that station were Intercepted
by the traitors. tnc special mrS rngrr
sent down arrived IN season to prevent a
! surprise, and 80 cunc, H'rate the forces
at the station at Fort fIckeu>, which
command, the harbur and Navy Yard,
and which can be reinforced without
difficulty, as 10 obstacles c o be utter
posed From these Important points on
the Florida coast, the stars and strip pes
will never come d"wn, until the naval
power Of tnc United States be sunk in
the ocean. and its glory be forever dc.
parted. The maritime power Of the Free
States Is unconquerable, and the old frg
in their hands, Is doomed to no revcrses
and t. no d,-Eonur. Under its triumph
ant folds the ancient motto Of " Free
Trade and Sailor, Rights" has been
horne over the whole earth. and by the
blessing OF God, it shall be trluupiantly
borne still, for @eneratlun> aud for long
centuries yet to come. A mighty people
will bear 1t on high, over the land. and
expanded and expanding empire sill en-
JOY its prntectiun long after African
Slavery on tns continent shall have rot
ted aud been forgotten " J. Tribune.
The Origin of the Qua rr.i bet Ne.n HON.
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=. F. M U z ZY,
Manufacturer and dealer in
SAD ID l. Il r., uA IL N e 3 =.
BUGGY TRIMMINGS, &C..

West of the Court House Square. TIrrox. Iowa
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las. II. ROTHROCK.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, TirToN, CEDAR Corn
~ -. Iowa.
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LAW NOTICE.

"M. q. WOODWARD haS resumed the prac-
w uce of the Law, at MusCAr1NE. Office
over Isett Brew-ter's Bank Tie viii give ex
elusive attention to the business intrusted 10
him.
Mascatine, Iowa, An0. 22d, 1860
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'TMO6. HANNA,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

.MUSC.4TJNE : IOWA.
Office, No. 2il second street. Particular at'cH-
ton given to collections in Muscatne. Louisa.
Cedar, Johnson and Scott counties-titles exam.
lnet. taxes paid, &c. Z
a.
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Die. &. l.. CHA NBERS.

III 81 & A y AND So RECON
OEirc or"r ~ 6' C. L. Chambers
ofi Drug Stare.
Upton June. II. 1855 n2atf
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SYLVANUS YATES.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, TIpToH Iowa.
N'ni. promptly attend to all business in.
W tru- ed to his care. Particular attention
paid to coIieetirns. In4Il
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Ell. JNt
TURNER l. FYAN,

A TTORNEIS Ar LAW, TirToN. Iowa. -
~ Ofice, up stairs in the Brick Building for.
m-ry known ~ the store Of John l.. Ray Il Co.
August 80. ls60-v.n35
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L~gai Nottce /.


To II annah Mllls. Frank Mills. C. r. niruana
Mary Powers, N ID. Proufy, NJ. Alexander w.
5. Mindcf, ID. ". kiibourne ID. 4. Brigham
N0I aad each Uf you hereby notified hat
4 there is Gle In tie Off &c Of the Clerk NJ
the Dl.tret Court If Lee County, Iowa, at Fort
Madison. n petition OF Hiram Barney claiming Of
you Hannah W Mills the sum OF wen,y i've bun
arcd dollars, and interest At 10 per cent per annum
and SIXTY doiiars Tor taxes paid, rs money due on
a mortgage male by you to Chas- Mason and sinre
assigned to said iiyam Barney, dated Deceu ber
I'D, 1886, also claiming against each Of you .e
foreclosurc oi SAID mortgage, the same being U pom
Lot No. tour y In Block forty-four t&l1 in Ma
sons Upper Addition 10 the City vi keoAuk, Lee
county and state of Iowa, foi the Iurehase money;
and further ashiEg for the sale Of said prem SEES
and general relief
And unless you appear and answer said re.i ion
on on before noon oi the second day of the sxt
term Of sad Cenrt 10 commence at Fort Madsson
on the third A'Idayof Mey A i, ID. ls6l, defa u.t
will be tpttr against you; the petition taken as
by you confessed, AID decree rendered against YOU
as prayed therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
Feb. S, 1861 tn pI{n's Attorneys
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Legsi Notice.

To T. A. Ward and Edwin b DobcII:
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
there II now On file In the office OF the Clerk Of
tho District Court ct Lee County, Iowa, 1t Forl
Madison, petition Of Hiram Barney claiming of
you p. A. ard the Of fifteen hundred dol
lars and interest at 10 per cent, money due on
mortgage nsde BY you to Charles Mason and
since assigned to said hiram Barney, dated Fehru J.
ary Is, 1866 also claiming against each Of you the
foreclosure Of said mortgage, thu same being upon
tho quarter Or the southeast quarter cf
section three j. and the sas. half Of the south
west quarter " said section, Ia township sixty-six
1867 north, range SIX [6l west, Lee county, Iowa,
for the purchase money; and further asking for
sale of said premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and Answer said petition
ON or before the noon o the second day VI the next
term Of said Court to commence at Fort Mad:-
son on the third Monday of May, A. y. 1861, :
default will be entered against you and judgement
rendered thereon, the petition taken ~ BY you
csnfsssed, and decree rendered against you rs
prayed thcroin.
NOBLE 1 STRONG,
Feb. 8, lesllm Pl,d's Att'ys.
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To Louis LEX, VIM. W. Iielkaap, Vim. D. Shaw.
HeIry Little, NJ. Alexander, oscar Burbridxe.
VIM. IL. Leeeh Co., Vim. r.. l.. Kuddick. l..
starkwatber:
VOU and each of you are hereby notified that
! there u now on fie in the Office Of tbs Clerk ef
the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa. 1T Fort
Madison, petition OF Hiram Barney claiming Of
you Louis ek the sum OF one huner,d dollars and
interest 1t y per cent, as money due on . mort
gage m adc ~ you TO Charles Mason, aud since as
signed To iaid hiram Barney, dated December 23.
1893; Also claiming against each Of you the fors-
closure OF taid mortgage, the same being upon Lot
No. seven IN Block No. one hundred and forty
hye l4ol IN the city Of keokuk, Lee county, Iowa,
for the purchase money and for taxes paid on SAT-
mortgaged premises; aud further asking for a sale
of said premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before tie morning Of the second day OF the
ne It term vi SAID court, To commences 1t Fort Mad
ison on the third Monday of May, "A b. 1861, : de-
fault will be entered againrt you the petition ta-
ken as by yoa confessed. and decree rendered
against you as Irayed therein.
NeRlE sTnnNn,
Fsh.s, lsbl-Im Pitts Att'ys.
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LsSAt NOthGc.
10 william r Ovens, Eliza Ovens. James Rey-
smith, Alexander Asher and william Asher.
John wilson, jr.. Franklin Dcx er Farhank, B
Frank Deal, koxannA Fstnain, keynolds, Devoe
Co., Eebecea NJ. Kub.ris n, jams. Ewing
Thomas II. Allyn, Ecw ari + uiciie, Alexan
White, jesse Reeves, EsistSn i %, Isu.es Glib
ron, +. II. Lerenz, :. A. Walker, Il. bartlett 4
Co., Ii. W. sample, A. b. Ihoma stn, X. lr-
win. Y. H. Barbs ldgc, state II Iowa (, he use
OF Sehcol Fund, William z. iigii, james i. Ma
san Co., Bowie, smith Go, unnr CHAM 4
Co.,eJ Z. Aysr 4 Co.. tosler bits Leaf and Oil
Company, Eddy, j@meson Co., John Quirk
Winchester Smith, Hiram Jnnet, LII am J ehn
ston, James M. Rogers, Edwasds & Turner, Mo.
sier Wilde Brooks i breed:
N0u AID each VI you are. hereby not led that
u there Is now IN iIe ill the otscc ot the Clerk Of
the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa, ut Fort
Madison, petition Of liir mBarLey ciaiming of
you william Ow ts' the SUI III three theuss nd
doilas And lnterc*t Ut ten per cent, 70 Dey cue
On mortgage made By sop 10 Charles J. as0n a ar.d
since asst gncd TO said hiram Barney, dated june
"a, 1853; ais claiming sx ou the lore
closure ~ said mortgage. the ssme being upon
Lot sven aud eight 81 in Block one hundred
and hfiy-nln 59l in the City II Keokuk, Lee
County, Iowa for the purchase money aud fnr-
thsr asking Tor sale " said premises, and gem
raj rebel.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the of the ID day Of he ri
VI said Court, to commence Ft. dlsn on the 81
Monday at May. A.. D., 1861, q default will be
entered against you, the petition taken a. by you
confessed, aud decree rendered against you as
prayed therein.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Feb. ., ls6i-ln Pitts Attiys.
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n.IGsI. NOTICE

To X. B. Trench, William Hoon R,bsrt French
Geo. = Anderson Co, Henry Homapn Il &c. !.
B.f NJ ssenger. Josiah flames, Vim. ii. Cleg-
horn i Co.:
Nut AMI esch OF yon are hereby notified that
L there is now Oh Fl e in the flee of he Clerk e
the District Court II Lee G. unty Iowa ~ Eott
Madison. petition Of Hiram barney, caining OF
YOU H. French, the sum ef seven hundred and
hlty Giiis and 10 per cent. interest MS moaey due
on q mortgage made by souia Charles Mason ami
since sssis ned u said utian .rnev, dated Aug
sth, 1856; also claiming agaiIss zach of YOU the
foreclosure Of sait morgtge. the anne be.nr mon
Lots one aud two III IN Block .ixty-eighi It's
In Masonss tower additton to tic City If keoauk
Lescounty Iowa, tar the purchase money; and
further asking for sale oi said premises and gn-
eral relief
Aud unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before Loeh the seeid day OF the ne 1t ter m
VI said Cor Il, To commerce Mt Fort Madison IN
The third Mondey OF May, A b. 1861, Z default
will be en- cred agAiLst ycu and Judgment ral-
dsftd thereon, the petition taken as by you cor
fessed. aud decree rendered against you ss prayed
therein. NOBLE & STRONG
FEB. ~, 1871 lm Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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To smyrna Hobart. executor Of tie cssate Of Ee-
beeca Hobart, deceased Smyrna hobart, JOIN
stoodsrd, Helen NJ stoddard, aeorgs w. Ssan-
ders, Kate sAanderF. Cornelia +. Hobart, Ann
Amstcu, r. NJ. msjrn, Henry strurg srHs-
tee, d. u Grsy. W. w. Bsxnan, sophia isbeil,
q. e. Iebeil. Wheeler, Be,b.s i Co., Tsyltr.
Seymour s Co. e. D. Dobsli, II. Siraus, Ct.
Manning, Foster 4 Lee, Joseph IL. seaton,
Foster, Lswrcnae Co., George E. Gordon, Pat
terson 4 Ferguson
N0U and sach Of yea ere hereby notified that
i there in new on Ella In the ofee of Lac Clerk Of
tho District Court of Lee County. Iowa, at Fort
NJ Madison, petition OF Hiram barney. claiming Of
you smyrna Hubzrt as executor Of the estate of
kehc~ca Hobart, deccasef, end John StoidArd, the
sun Of three thousand dollars And inter- st ~ l0
peresat., ~ munes due = mortgage exseuted ~
you John stoddard and by kebecca Hobart. de-
ceased TO Charles Mason, and since assis he'd 10
said Hiram Barney, dated August 9lth, 1886; also
clai ny against each OF yna the fareelas sure Of
said mortgage, the same being upon Lots hyeL5I
and six [6l In Block two n in Maron's Upper
Addition 10 the City Of keaA nk, Ice County, Iowa,
for tho porchass money, aud fusther asking Tor a
sale of saii premises, and neal re.lef.
And unless yeu appear and answer sail petition
before uoon CT the "a day a. the mex term
IF said Cnart, t. CO fort N adieon on
the third NJ nday of May, A. d. 1861, n default
viii be entered against YOU the petition taken as
by you tessed anl decree rendered against .ou
as prayed therein
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Feh I5t lssl-la Plaintiffs Ats'ys.
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.rrxtuaI notics.

N
To Jshex b. Bllings,J NJ. Billings, ). :, billings,
parmelis Billings, II. Leisure, " |, french.
navs Price, III ). 1aylor, Jne. Ieuais Co,
Nm Thompson Co., Alexsndnr JoLnsep, Jenn
Nj. hott, jr JOHN u. Mott, sen, Jnn. D. eaifk,
Uts Reynolds Co., Ges. e. Aaasrsoa, Andrew
Webster, Gall xss>A Webster. lraaly, Bum.
hsm Lamb, ". Thinney, Mary fe1lhe,
Jahn kcGnne, Sue i Zwsrt4, Jno. l.. lwaru,
gnes Mlley 9Alt. ilannsfoId 4 TO-. drfenslants;
NoU are hereby respectfully notftsd kat there
l. is now on hie in the C..rk's Ifsce of The IIs-
trict Court Of Lee County, Iowa, II Fort Eadisen
petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming judgment
on foreclosure of mortgage against said JabeE b.
BIZ iings above named for the SIM Of ten thousand
dollars, with ten Per cent. intsrest from the 1lth
1ay OF February 1860, and special and general
execution against Ii. Billings and - against all
said defendants above mar. praying slsa Tor ths
foreclosure Of . mortgage given by ssid J.. b.
Billings 10 Charles Macon, upon the south bali Iil
at section twenty four ID and traeional section
twenty i've I25I, all In township sixiy-1ve Ibs1
north Of raDgesix I61 west. la Lee county, Iowa;
the sale Of raid murtgaged premises TO pay of said
debt. the exsingnishment Of alleqnity OF redemp-
ton therein, tor costs and general relief.
Now Won and each Of you are notified to appear
and answer said petition on thu morning Of the
See ond day Of the next term OF said curt, to be
holden on the third Mondsyof May, 1861, or jadg-
nant and decree will be had therein ~ prayed for
by defAu.t.
n. SCOTT HOWELL,
Jan. 20, lSal-iw Solicitor for Petitioner.