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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-07
Indications Of More Indian Troubles.

Washington Correspondence New York Times.
Indian Agent Hoffman has arrived here,
in company with the principal chief of the
Ponka Indians, located on the frontier of
Dakota and Nebraska. The ''noble saw
age comes here to verify Or disprove the
existence of the Federal GOvernment-ru-
mors of its destruction having been widely
circulated in his nation, and the fear hav-
ing become serious that the day of annuities
was past.
Mr.. Hoffman brings information, deriv-
ed from this friendly tribe, that the bands
of hostile Sioux, lately driven from Mime
sofa, propose to make combined demon
stration in the coming spring, against forts
Berthold and Pierre. The delay in this
enterprise is to give time for organization;
and this they expect to accomplish during
the fall and winter. A belligerent spirit
is already manifested by many of the other
tribes occupying the valley Of the Upper
Missouri; and numerous instances have
occurred this fall of steamers being fired
on and persons wounded, while descending
that river. From this reason its naviga-
ton has become exceedingly dangerous.
All the Indian agencies above Fort Ran
dali have been abandoned by their agents,
who do not care to remain there during
the winter; and the condition of the set
Elements in that region, of which there are
many, is regarded as very precarious.
Altogether, there is cause for serious
apprehensions that the Indian difficulties in
the Northwest are not so fully settled as
late events have seemed to indicate. These
facts, with the temper of the tribes on the
Canadian frontier, give occasion for lively
| apprehension that another spring may pre-
| cipitate the troubles which we once appre-
| hended for the present fall.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-07
THE GRAND ADVANCE.
POSITION OF THE OPPOSING ARMIES
4 GREAT BATTLE IMPENDING.
Correspondence of the New York Times.


LovETTsvILLE, Va, October 20, 1862.
Suddenly the inactivity and defensive
policy of the Army of the Potomac have
been exchanged for the more warlike ideas
of activity and attack. Motion, vigor and
advance are now the interesting features in
the programme, and each hour brings forth
something new. A new campaign has be-
gun. The army has been clothed anew
new troops have reinforced it; new policy
has been inaugurated, a new line of opera
tons selected, and all feel that new sue
cesses will bring the campaign and the war
to desirable end.
The troops that have already crossed
the river have taken position at Lovetts-
vile, and will remain on guard at that
point until the whole rebel army has passed
into Virginia. There will be no delay on
the south bank Of the Potomac, but right
on will be the word, whenever work to be
done invites. Though the soldiers hate,
with bitter hatred, the "sacred SOIL"
and enter Virginia with a shrug Of the
shoulders, at the same time they feel that
they go now to victory and to certain sue
cess. The main portion of General Lees
army is between Bunker Hill and Win
chester, where the next great battle will
probably be fought. Nothing could be
seen indicating design on General Lees
part to retreat. The rebel officers think
their position very strong one
by far stronger than on the field of An
tietam- and that they can hold it against
all the forces it will be possible for Nc
Clellan to bring against them. There is
no doubt that General Bragg is fastening
to the relief of General Lee If McClel-
Ian does not offer battle soon, he will have
two armies to contend with, and the story
of the peninsula will again be told. But
everything indicates that Gen. Mcclellan
is fully up to the requirements of the mo-
ment. A battle greater than Antietam
will, without much doubt, be fought be-
fore the close of the week. Bunker Hill,
in Virginia, may become as glorious in
the history of this nation as Bunker Hill
in Massachusetts,, and God grant that, as
the one commenced the war of the revOlu-
ton, the other may close the war of the
rebellion.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-07
COmplimented.

Gen. n. B. BUFoRD, commander Of the
First Brigade, Army of Mississippi, COM
pliments Col. SANBoRN and the Fourth
Minnesota, in the warmest terms in his re-
port. He says their conduct filled him
with admiration, during the battles at Cor
NTH. Our old friend Lieut.. L. B. MARTIN,
of the Fourth Minnesota, now Abide
Camp to Gen. BUFoRD, conducted him
self so as to deserve particular mention
both days for conduct and courage"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-07
Thanksgiving.

Gov. RAMSEY, by proclamation has set
anart "the TWENTY DAY OF THE
PRESENT MONTH OF NOVEMBER, as day of
Thanksgiving to Almighty God for his
wonderful mercy towards us-for all the
good gifts of His Providence-for Health
and restored Domestic Peace and the
measure of general prosperity which we
enjoy"
The following is telegram to Rich
mond:
CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct PA greater NUM-
Der of vessels than usual have been 6l0ckadnS
the harbor Gunboats are in Stono Inlet.
The steamer Mimic, which got aground some
days ago off sullisaa's Island, will probably
prove wreck. Most of her cargo has been
saved.
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Minnesota State Loan.

The one hundred thousand dollar loan,
authorized by the last session of the Leg
islature, for the payment of expenses in
CURED in the Indian war, has been taken
by the Banking House of THOMPSON &
Bro, of this city, at II per cent. premium
and seven per cent. interest.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-07

Majority for Lineau .................. 81
In the First County Commissioner Dis
trict, CHARLES 7. WHITNEY was the only
candidate, and received, in the First Ward,
2O7 votes; Fifth Ward, 200; Little Can
ada, 81 votes.
Dakota Couaty.-West st. Paul-Don-
nelly AZ, Cullen 60; Eagan-Cullen A,
Donnelly Q; Rosemount-Cullen3 80, DON
nelly 26; Inver Grove-Cullen 81, Dom
nelly 4O-being 95 majority for Cullen in
the four towns.
The Democratic majorities on the repre-
sentative and county ticket, in the above
towns, are about the same.
Anoka County-Gave Cullen majority
in Centerville township of AZ. The Rep
resentative ticket received a majority vote
of a.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-07

John W. Forney, Secretary of the SEN
ate, and editor of the Philadelphia Press,
has started an administration organ in
Washington, called the Daily Chronicle.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-07

We learn that CULLEN has 43 majority
in Reserve town. DoNNELLY received
only votes. In Rose town, CULLEN's
majority was sixty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-08
feba-dIm
T EGAL NOTICE.

Arthur wolcott, Clara wolcott. Sathan Eewsom,
Geo II Gill, Price, Ferris = Co, Geo Richardson,
KILN Turner, Geo Fl CFOs&mHn. Grfnnef q Jenkins,
PsEram, Fsynter Davis Iippeneott, Hunter Scott,
James Kent Santse 4 Co, VIM Gray don 4 Co, Lind
Brother d Co, Abbott, Johns Co:
You are hereby notified that there IL now Gle In
the ofee OF the CLERK OF the District Csurt OF Lee
county, Iowa, AT Fort Madison the petition Of kxur
Woieou, claiming Of you, Arthur Woicei, the sum Of
Seven Hundred and Seventy Dollars, with interest
from June It'll 1854 the rate Of ten per cent per
annnm payable annually. at rate money just.
ly due him from you, Arthur Nelcott, on pronis-
sorry note; and claiming against all Of yen the
closure Of mortT age, Fvep by the said ole
the ment of said note the easietiy hall Of
lot In beck 90 the city OF Keokuk ounty OF Lee
and State OF Iowa
Nov, unless you appear and defend thereto orbe-
fore noon of the second day of the term OF said
court commencing ard 10 be holden the third Mon.
day ofMas. ln6Q AT Fort Madison, drfanlf VIII be
entered against you and jadgne Mt rendered there
for amount claimed interest and cost OF suit: also
decree cutting OF and foreclosnr NIL your rights In
and 10 the equity OF redemption OF The properly
Ne personal claim Is made against any OF san ex-
cepf said Arthur Nolcott.
AeCgAgY d BRUCE.
feh24-d1m Alligator pi'tn.
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NOTICE.

To Robert French, Sarah French, Josiah Hainss
John ktr,ker, William Wood. George w Ne.
Crazy, Executor Of the estate Of EdN ard Boynton,
deceased, Thomas w CIaxeit. Fayette Rudd 4 Co,
H1am Barney David welihan, David Barber, GEO
Parker, Geo Anderson Co.:
You. and each Of you are hereby notified thst there
70 now die In the once Of the Clerk Of the District
Court 81 Lee county, lows. - Foat Madison, petit
ton Of Cyrus IL. Wright, claiming OF you. Robert
French, the sum u Ten Thousand % COO Dollars,
with ten per cent. interest per sDnum paysbls anpn
ally ~ money dine three promisaery noes, execu.
ted BY you and secured BY Mortgage made by you 20
said Wright, also claiming against each OF you the
epariculsrAy described in said petition, situs-
ted In Lee county Iowa, for the purchase money and
urther asking for sale Of said premises nd
relief. And unless you sppear and answer said petit
ton before noon Of The second day nf the n~xt
term Of said COURT 10 commence At Fort Madison on
thu Sd Monday Of Nay, A. D 1852, default will be
entered against you and judgmen: rendered thereon
a. prayed foI in said petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
mar16-d Atty's for Plaintiff.
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yHRRIFFS SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE Courrr-as.
BY virtue OF an execution 10 ms directed issued by
The Clerk Of the pstrct Court OF said county favor
Of William Coleman andaganst Curtis =. Conn and
d. B. Smith, lhave levied upon and viii sell 10 the
highest bidder, 81 the front door Of the Clerks
" the District Court Of Lee county Iowa, at
In said county, tbs 18th dsy 1T March, A. D. lsG2,
between the hours OF o'clock q. and O'Clock p.
m. Of said day, commencing ~ o'clock the fol-
lowing property. to-wit: lot Gin block ~, lot In
block 25 lots and iabiock 107 lots aud In block
81 except on 3D. street by 10 feet des off the
resf end OF said lot let's eapd In BLOCK Gs lot4
In block 65 Io IN block J. all In the city OF Keo
kuk Also part Of the northwest quarter Of section
twelve (l2l township IS north, range bwest, begin
ming ut the southwest the northwest quarter
said Section running thence east the line dividing
the northeast ausrter and the southwest quarter Of
said section 30 rods 10 the OF The laid ont
and proposed Grand Avenue from Keokui to Mont
rose thel north along the centre OF said Avenue
20 ioda thence vest 60 rods to said line thence
slsng said west line 20 rods 10 the heginnnej con-
tanning in all ten acres.
Taken and levied upon nsthc property OF ID b. Smith
10 satlsfy said writ OF execution.
n. q. HEDGES,
febe-dim Sheriff Lee county,
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EGAL NOTICE.

IL
Arthur woIcott, Clara Wolcott, Nathan Kewsom,
Gao II Gill, Price, Ferris Go, Geo Richardson
Eiihu Turner, George Crossman. G rinneil Il Jen-
kins, Pegram Payuter 4 Davis, LppsacOts Hunter
4 Scott. James Kent, hansee / CO, VIM Grpydon
Co, Lind, Brother a Co, Abb oft, Johns Il Co:
Yon arc hereby notified that there ID now on nic In
the ONCE Of the Clerk OF the District Court Lee
county. lows, At Port petition of Elizur
M.tcoti claiming Of ynn, Arthur Mocoif The sum Of
sixteen Hundred and Eighty Dollars with interest
the rate OF ten per cent per annum, payable annua
~ ct same rate from the tth Of July 1881, money
Justly due him from said Arthur Woieot, proHis-
sorry note and claiming against all OF you the fore
closure OF mortgage given by said Wolcott, to 20.
cure the payment OF said note the equal half
of lot two In Block wrntysx on the northerly side
Of sad lot being the bali Of the lot that Hes
LOT three In said block In the city Keokuk
", lows.
Now, unless ron appear and defend thereto on o.
bofore noon Of the second da, Of the May term
Of said COURT TO be begun and holden on The ID Nom
day OF May, A. D. ls62, 1t Fort sMsdisen, default
Will be taken against and Judgment thereon for
amount claimed ana interest thereon and suit;
also decrse emitting and losing Ill your rights
" and 70 the equity or redemption OF said property.
NO personal Claim Ii made against any Of you except
said Arthur Wolcott.
McCRARv B BRUCE,
febYi-dim Att'ys for Pltf.
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NOTICE.

To Elihu Cum Amy Gum. w Ford, Caroline
n Ford. 4 Ford. Eli Bass. Pliny Marisndale,
Administrator OF the estate Of Timothy ID. Martin
dale. deceased. Thomas Davis jesse Aalthy. Henry
Huiskanip, w Terrence Emerson. Cochran d
Co., Hiram Barney. Yeasman, Robinson Co.:
You and each Of you. are hereby notified thst there
IL file in the ONCE OF the Clerk OF the Dis
triet Court Lee county, Iowa. at Fart Madison,
petition OF y II. Harrison. claiming Of you, Elihu
Gum, the Of Twenty Ave Hundred poilars. with
ten per cenL interest per annum = money dne on
promissory note, secured By Mortgsgc made BY
you to II. Harrison, dated 10Th OF March. 1857.
also claiming against each OF you the foreclosure of
said Mortgage The same being upon certain Real Es-
tate, o.wit Lot number six tt1 in Block numhsr
forty eight in the city Of keoknk Lee county and
State OF Iowa, also praying for correction Of the
description the Real Estate therein. the urchase
money asking Tor sale Of sad premises, and Een-
erai relief And unless yop appear and snswer said
petition or before neon OF the second day Of the
next term Of said Court, to commence al Fort Aadi
son the Sd Monday OIL Nay. A. d, 1e62, default
thereon as prayed for in said petition
NOBLE STRONG, and
HIRAM KNOWLES.
MARRIED Att'ys for Plaintiff
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

Tow. II. Early, John Early. Augustus Cock. C. @.
Strong, Day 4 Bro:
You, and each OF you are hereby noiis that Their
u now hle In the Office Of the EIesk the nissic1
Court OF Lee County, Iowa, IT Fort y. ssa petition
Of Hiram barney claiming Of you, ". n. Early. the
sumo OF one hundred aud any doilArs. With ten per
due on Mortgage made By yoa 10 Charles Mason and
since assigned 10 said Hiram barney dated september
goth 1854, also claiming against each u for
cosure Of said Mortgage, the berg upon Lot No.
eight ls in block one hundred and forty -clgh filel
In tine of Il cukuf, euunty7 iowa, th1
purchase moneys and further asking for sale OF ssid
premihea. and general IAlief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition ON
or before noon OF the seco Mday of said
Court % commence II aaisan on the ard MIN
day of May A. D. 1862 default will be entered
yon and Judgment rentercd thereon prayed for In
said petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG.
fes2S-dlm Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

and Bro.
You, and each 81 you hereby notlned that there
Ia now Gle ~ the Office ~ the Clerk Of the District
Court o. Lee coanty. fowh Fert Madison, petition
of Hiram barney claiming OF you, John rar, the sum
Of ONE hundred and ATTY dollars, With Ism ef cent.
interest per annHm, payable annually. ~ money due
Mortgage made by you 10 ChsrissNsson, and since
assigned 70 said Hiram Barney, dated Sept 90h ttb4
alec claiming against each OF you The foreclosure OF
SAID Mavsags, the same being upon Lot No, Sewers
IN In block hundred and forty eight (lAs1 I'm the
city VI keokuk, Lee County, Iowa. for the urshase
money. and further asking for sale OF said premises,
and general relief.
And unless YOU apear and answer said petition
before Of he second dsy OF The nextteru OF
said Court TO commence Mt Fort Madison the 3rd
Monday Of May D. 1862, default y i'll be entered
against you and luagmend renered thereon prayed
for In sid petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
feb2S.-ifm Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-08

GEN. BURNSIDE AND THE Contra
BANDA soldier in Burnside's expedi-
ton, writing from Albermarle Sound, re-
lates the following anecdote in b oston
paper
We have especial cause to be pleased
with our Communication. Burnside In
answer to Union pretender (and all who
are beaten, Immediately profess to become
lovers Of this glorious Union, " hen they
have anything to gain by coming into our
lines, who came to the Island the other
day, and demanded the General to surren-
der to him several slaves who had sought
safety under the stars and stripes, the
General looked the fellow full in the face,
and delivered himself thus: ..Sir, you mis-
understand my mission am not here 10
bag slaves for their owners. No, sir /
am here to teach rebels their duty to their
Government, and with the help Of God,
will do it ~ The fellow seeded, and
the scene closed.
Warrington as q Com mercial Port.
1t is said much Of the opposition which
Marylanders are making to the emancipa-
ton of slaves in the District Of Columbia
arises from The fear that Washington, u4a-
der the new impulse freedom would give
1t would become a commercial city and 1
dangerous rival to Baltimore. There IS
reason IN this. Washington has consid-
erabls advantages for foreign trade. 1t
lies. in reality, nearer the sea than Balti-
more; the Potomac, up to the city, is
deep and always accessible to the larges,
merchant ships and the southern and
western railroads are now excellent, and
could easily and probably be improved
Give to the national capital the import
ant odds Of freedom, and money and en-.
terprisr would at once be drawn thither
Washington would take its place among
the commercial cities of the continent
and citizens of the District would n.
longer be iretted by complaints Of the in
convenience Of having the capital 10 al
unimportant village.
As for the jealousy Of Marylanders a
this prospect it is unnecessary. If the,
want TO maintain for Baltimore its pres
ent place, let them make MARYLAND fire.,
ton. Y. Eve. Post.
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March 1s-d6w
r EGAL NOTICE.

fo Harvey Findley and Abel Findicy;
You, and each Of you are hereby notified thaithere
Ia now ON ale In the ONCE Of the Clerk tho Dsret
Court OF Lee county. Iowa al Fort Madson, apetiton
OF Hiram Barney, claiming II you The sum OF Six
Hundred Dollars, with per cent interest per an
nun, pay able annually. money due en- AeFtgase
made By you to Charles Mason, and since shsignsd 10
said Hiram Barney dated April 18TH 1856, also claim
ing papst CHI or you the foreclosure Of said Mort
rage the came being upon the Northeast quarter OF
the Southeast quarter Of Section sishteen Town
sbip sixty six 1867 north. range Fix 6 ives Lee COUP
ty Iowa for the purchase money and further asking
for sale of said premises, and general relief: And
unless you appear and said petition on or be-
fore noon Of the day of the next term of said
court to CONNIE nee at Fon Madison on the ID Mon.
day Of May. A ID. 1859. default will be entered
against you and ndEment rendered thereon ~ pray
W ~ = NOBLE & STRONG,
..,,s 4 att.,K for Pt,tin
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fe,soy.--s,tm
r EGAL NOTICE.

To James w. Pipkn, Augustus Cook, John Early.
G. q. Strong, Day Bro.
You, and each 81 yen, are hereby notded that there
Court ofL~e County, Iowa at Furt Madison petition
Of Hiram Barney, claiming OF yeu, Janice " Pipkin
the sum of seventy I'VE dollars with per cent
terest per auDuun, payable annuity, money due on
Mortgage made BY you 10 Charles Mas.n. and since
sssgned 10 said Hiram Barney, dated December Eth,
leo3s also claiming against each The foreclosure
OF said Mortgage, the same being upon Lot No. nine
~ In block No. one hundred and fertyoar go In
Tie CITY OF keokuk Lee County, Iowa. for The purchase
money, aud further asking sale VI said Or nisas
and general relief.
And uniess you appear ard answer said petition on
Or before noen OF the second day th0 term OF
said Court TO commence At Fort Madison on the 3rn
Monday or May, A. b. 1862, default will be entered
sgainstyou and judgment rentsred thereon prayed
for in said petition
NOBLE Il STRONG,
feb23-d1m Attorneys for PlainiiH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-08

A BRITISH OFFICER AND FAMILY
DRowNEp.-Captain Hand, of the 63rd
regiment. now stationed at London, in
Canada, was drowned on board the store
ship Spartan, which was lost in gale on
her outward passage, on the 10th of
February last. His wife and child shared
q similar fate.
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n,arlI-d
TRUSTEES SALE.
NOBLE & STRONG,
4 ANS for Pi'tifI.

Whereas. Clart III. Robinson. of the Stale Of ohin,
the tw entythird day OF August ID. 1eoe, exeeu-
ted and delivered to me Deed Of Trust for the pay
meut OF eertain sum of money therein mentioned,
the foIowin described lots. pieces aud parcels
OF land situate lying and being In the county Of Han
cock and State OF illinois town: Lota No seven II
eight Esl nine ta1 ten i0l eleven IN and sixteen
tisl. in block thirty nye ISL lots fourteen If
lots three Esl four ard ave 5 in block eighiesn
fla1 lots len Il0 and eleven i1, IN block twenty.
six l2G) all In Reeves. nrkee sanford Co addition
70 Oskwood and Hsmiitop. Hancock county. State Of
Iiinois, which said deed II recorded In sciuDe nine
f0) Bonds And Mortgages, Of the records OF said
county of Hancock on pages three hundred and atty
two {s5q) and three hundred and nfiy three t3S3}
Now, by reason Of default hsvipg been made ~
said Clark N Robinson In the performances 81 the con-
ditons Of said deed and the ray msnt Of the monies
therein specified. Saturday, The nb day OF April,
A. d, ie62 between the hours OF o oeloekA .. m and
O'Clock p. M said day, will, by virtue Of said
deed proceed sell the property above described al
public vendur TO the highest bidder, IN front oil the
Post once In the city Of Hamilton for Cash.
febeI-d J A. DCRKEE-
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THE GATE CITY.

GEN. HuHTER.s General
Davis aad STAFF, from the Potomac, pas
sed through the city last night on their
way West to take the place Of Gen Hunter
in the Kansas Department. Cleveland
Herald, April l.
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EscArED JAIL.-Myers and Burk. i'm
priso~d on a charge Of bogus dust specu-
lations, crept out under the floor of the
county Jail last night again, and left for
parts unknown. - denver City News,
March 20.
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NOTICE.

u
TO J McCracken, Executor OF the estate OF John
Courwrieht deceased. Moses 8 CourtvriRht, Sarah
Conrtwright. w lillian ccourtwrght, Abner Court
wright, Phoebe Weir and samuel Weir heirs Ut
Law Of John Courtwright, deceased, Jonas Conk-
ling:
Yon and each OF you, hereby notified that there
u die in the once of the Clerk Of the District
Court OF Lee county, Iowa, at Fort Madison, petit
ton OF Edward Cartwright, claiming OF You, A. j..
McCvackeh executor OF the estate Of John Court
wright, deceased the OF Thirteen Thousand Ffvs
Hundred Dollars, with interest. as money due ON
Mortgage made BY the said John Courtwrighi TO
Edward Cartwright. dated January 10Th, 1852, al
20 claiming against each of yen the foreclosure OF
said Mortgage, the same being upon land described
therein, lying and being In Lee county Iowa, for the
purchase money; and further sal ing for sale said
premises and general relief. And unless y.u appear
and answer said petition or before noon Of the
second day OF the next term OF satd Court, com.
mepce n Fart Madison on the Sd Monday of May. A.
ID. 1862 default will be entered against you and
judgment rendered thereon for " said petf.
tion. NOBLE 4 STRONG,
mar15-d Atty for Plaintiff,