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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-28

1t cannot be doubted that the want-ot-
confidence vote by the people of the loyal
States, at the November elections, was in
duced, principally, by the Presidents Proc
lamation, which made every citizen liable
to arrest at any moment, and which de-
prived him of all the ordinary means,
either of securing his trial, or of etfecting
his release 1t is new phase in Ameri-
can life, that the personal liberty oftwenty
millions of people, inhabiting the loyal, I'M
revolutionary districts of the Union, should
be made contingent upon the irresponsible
will or caprice of the President and his
subordinates 1t is fact which startles
even the dullest and the humblest, when
they find the traditionary safeguards of
personal protection, which have been Sc
cured through generations of conflict, sud-
denly destroyed by a paper edict, fulmin-
ated by the Chief Magistrate of the Re-
public.
And if the people have been startled at
the mere claim of right to such despotic
power, they have been more than startled
at the arbitrary manner of its exercise.
Arrests have been daily made, of all elias
sesand conditions, summary arrests, with
out the assignment of reasons-followed
by confinement, wherein the prisoner is
denied even intercourse with counsel,
and the place of which, sometimes for
months together, is concealed from his
family and friends-until, at last, the mys-
ferrous purpose of the Government having
been accomplished, the victim is again set
at liberty, unaccused, untried, unacquitted,
unconvicted but with nameless faint of
treason blotting his fame and family
throughout all the land.
The expression of the people at the polls,
is verdict against the arbitrary exercise
of this despotic power over their rights and
liberties. 1t is warning, too, as well as
verdict and a warning which the Pres
ident will do well to heed The creation
of provost-marshals, and the employment
of spies and informers, outside of revolu-
tionary districts and army departments, is
perpetual insult to the loyal communi-
ties Of the North, whose people have been,
and continue, devoted to the Government,
and are lavish in contributions of life and
treasure to sustain it.
The Government at Washington under
takes too much, when, in addition to the
work of crushing out the rebellion on the
soil where it originated, it seeks to plant
an army of spies among the patriotic peo-
pie on whom it exists. Through all the
North, where the course Of justice in the
courts is unobstructed, the local tribunals
can take care of and punish the disloyal
within its limits and each State should
claim and secure this right on behalf of its
citizens, hereafter Unless this shall be
done, the form as we'll as the spirit of our
systems of government will be violently
changed F.; all checks and balances of pow
er will be destroyed and from Republ-
can system, based upon individual security
and freedom, we shall fall into the worst of
Despotisms, because the least responsible
on the part of those who occupy the places
and WELD the authority of the Govern
ment
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-28

We learn that Gen. PoPE leaves for
Washington to-day, for the purpose OF at
tending the court of inquiry on the char
gespreferred by him against Gen. FITz JOHN
PORTER, and that the headquarters of the
Department will be at Madison. General
SIBLEY will make his headquarters in this
city for the winter, and will reside here
with his family. Daily, 23d
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-28

The New York Tribune insinuates
that it ''impeaches the loyalty of General
Mcclellan that the rebels have uniformly
spoken of him as our greatest general. I"
This is pretty logic. We have said the
same thing of 6tonewall Jackson among
the rebel generals. Does the southern
press call him ira or for it2 Bah!-
Boston Post.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-28

"A dispatch from Washington says
Brigadier General German, recently order
ed toreport at St. Louis, will doubtless be
assigned to duty on reaching that point,
either under General Curtis or General
ROsecrans.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-28

"A sale of Rembrandt Peales paint
ings in Philadelphia attracted many pur-
chasers, but the prices realized were not
up to the appraised value. The equestrian
statue of Washington was sold for 81 900,
to Mr.. Claghorn, and by him presented to
the city. A worthy example.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-28

At recent term ofthe Mason county,
Kentucky Circuit Court, Hon. L. W. An
drews, Judge, rendered decision declar-
ing the Oon6scation Law unconstitutional.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-28

The recent prompt tender to Secretary

The recent prompt tender to Secretary
CHASE, without security, of the twelve
millions of dollars needed to startthe Army
of the Potomac on an advance, and the
rapid absorption of the thirteen million
loan on the most favorable terms, would
seem to indicate on the part of the CAPT
talists of Wall-street and entire confidence
in the management of the Treasury De-
partment, as well as the ultimate sOlvency
of the Government. When the present
condition of the public credit is compared
with that in which Mr.. CHASE found it on
assuming office, q conclusion must be drawn
highly favorable to his management.
The estimates for the future would seem
to justify the hope of the most sanguine
friends of the present system. Making all
reasonable allowances for the continuance
of hostilities, it seems clear that the in
come to be derived from the taxes now
provided for by law, must easily pay the
income on the debt being contracted, and
leave an ample sinking fund for its final
and early extinction. With this reasona-
BILE certainty, there is no valid reason why
the present prices should be demanded and
paid for specie, for mere purposes. OF ex-
change; nor is it likely, should our arms
prove successful under the new policy of
the President, that these prices can long
be maintained.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-28
The Abatement OF Arbitrary Arrest

The Abatement OF Arbitrary Arrests.
The New York Times says the prompt
disavowal Of the Federal Government of
any agency in the BRINsMADE arrest, and
it's avoidance, of late, of all similar pro-
ceedures in the loyal States, gives general
satisfaction. All candid friends of tho Adj
ministration freely admit, that owing to
the super-serviceable zeal of certain Off
Gals, there was at one time serious abuse
of this power of summary imprisonment.
In the recent canvass the Republicans for
bore to take issue on that point at all,
though their opponents made much of it.
They contented themselves with trusting
that the good sense and fidelity of the
President would soon take note of the
evil, and apply the appropriate remedies.
This seems already to have been effectual-
ly done, and, doubtless, would have been
just as soon done had the elections result
ed differently. The war developed an i'm
mense variety of momentous duties and
responsibilities upon the Administration,
and, in the nature of the case, time was
necessary for the subordinates to under
stand them justly, and fulfill them correct
ly. All reasonable men have recognized
this, and, sure of the Presidents upright
ness of intention, have made generous al
l0Uance for errors
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-28
New York.

The exact position of the new Assembly
of New York, which has been matter of
dispute through the papers is thus stated
by the Albany Journal: Sixty -four Re-
publican Union, elected over Democratic
opponents sixty three regular Democrats,
and one who has always acted with the Re-
publicans, but was nominated by both con-
ventions, and of course elected without
opposition.
Now Western Gunboats.
The new gunboats for the Mississippi
feet are rapidly approaching completion.
The Chillicothe, an iron clad of the Mont
tor description, built at Cincinnati, is al
ready in commission She carries two
eleven-inch guns in her turret.
The Fort Henry and Choctaw, which
have been building at st. Louis, will be
ready for service in few days. These
two are in size, equipment, strength and
armament the most formidable of the fleet.
They are heavily clad with iron and pro-
vided with immense rams.
ALEXANDER RAMSEY will probably be chosen
Senator in Minnesota as successor to General
Henry NJ. Rice.-N. Y. Zee. Post.
We fail to see the probability out
here. General HENRY M RICE has a
much greater probability " Of being his
own successor, than ALEXANDER RAMSEY
has to succeed him and the General u
is not candidate for the place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18
NOTICE.

~
10 wfilsam Timbermsn, M. g Timberman, Ryan q
Lauthan, John Hurst, Cha les McDiil o. N. Lyman
WIN Thompson Jennings 4 Anderson, J. q. East
man, Christopher aham, Warner Hicox, BENJAMIN
r. aver, william n Dodge the three last named as
executors Of John Frink. deceased, >. J. hanlll,
Mott shobcr & Co., and Christina Wright
You and each Of yen are hereby notified that there
IL now s the ofce Of the Clerk OF the District
Iuurt oT Les county, Iowa, ~ Keokuk petition Of
john Sanderson, Claiming OF you, William Timber-
man the sum OF twenty -seyen hundred and fifteen
dollars, with 40 par cent interest per annum, from
November 7th, 1862 money due on two promissory
notes also claiming against each Of you the Tore
closure OF mortgage executrd by said Vim Timber
to said Sanderson to secure thc said notes, being
for part the purchase money or cerain real estate
to-w: One hundred and forty feet Sixth street by
one hundred feet Morgan street in the soatheast
corner Of Chstham Square IN the city OF ksokua Leo
county OF Iowa and praying for corresion Of
mistake In the description OF the premises m0rtgaged
and further asking sale OF said premises, and gen
eral relief.
And unless you appear and answer sid petition on
or before Of the second day ofthe next torn o
the aaid Court, to commence q 6coksk - ne Arsa
Monday OF February, A. D., 1889, default III - en-
tered against you and judgment rendered tAescon o.
pray ed for in said petition.
noy2b-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff
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noy2b-d4v
ORIGINAL NOTICE

TO !. II. Barker, executor Of estate Of A.. na'pe'
wife, Ohio Life Insurance Company, G. A. 6rhbb
You are hereby bottled that thereis now on nle In
tha e ar Inc Elerk n ne Dt1rict Court Of es coun
~, - an nj Hnrk en- N executor OF the estate Of
AZ AZ 6. Harper, deceased, the sum Of Eight Hundred
and Fifts Doiau, with 10 per cent interest per an
= nm iy, ~ money due on AmortEnAe,
nv Is iiayper 10 Charles Mason and since assigned
% Hiram Barney, dated I'm day ofFebruary, 1856
ss ID tie same being upon the south hair Of
me north east quarter ofEerfi0n nineteen, Township
sixly,seyen. kknse ave Lee county. lswa Ior
the purchase money, end tnuher Asting TOT Me safe
o. salr pr Sngsss. sssa' kknsv1 rses.
Andanies. lsp .ppsAr .ad .ssvsf s.la Z.
sssa Cosrt 10 20 IS KsokIk on this rst lon.
Oar OF F~bruary a. d. 1864, Default vii b. entered
srssnst you and jadement rendered ihsreon q prayed
tor In petition. nVMLk nIhgFW~ ~
des2-dAw Abt0xbsyaIos Els1nsass
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To John stannus S Haynes, James NJ Rogers, j
Prouty- James Walsh. J W Rankin, asasnee 81
patI lex walsh. Nancy Fankiin, exeeitria Of the
estate OF Noah franklin, deceased, Higbec w M
u Steele assignee VIVA & l. Ruddick Sarah Stan
nus, assignee ofJohD Galloway, James Billings,
James A Lee, John "A nurkee, F Durkee, John
Royd. Gottiieb Hunsakef, ~ Reynolds, Christian
CARRIER, Daniel Wellihan:
You are hereby noytted that there IL new nle In
the otfice OF the Clerk OF the District Court OF Lee
county, Iowa, at Keokuk, petition OF Geo. Amber
son, claiming OF you, the said John Stannus and
ussnps the sum of Seven Hundred Dollars ms
due on three pomissory nettx and claiming Of
ali OF Won the foreclosure OF mortgage given " secure
said netes conveying rsFt OF Lot II Block ~, In the
city Of Keokuk Lee county, Iowa, In which You have
or claim 10 have some interest .a !.
And pnlees you appear theretp and defend before
noon Of the second day OF the next term of said
Count To commence on the nrst Monday Of February.
,ses Judgment and decree win thereon BY
default RANKIN MuCRARy,
dec3-d4w Anbrpeys tor PlaintiBs y
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NOTICE.

To BENJAMIN r. Romano and NJ Carpenter
You. and each of you, hereby notified that there
is die in the Office OF Ale CLERK 81 the District
Cousi u Lee County fssa, * heoAuk, petition -
Hiram Barney ciatmtng ~ sen. u amin r. Romsine
the sum Of Thltt, 1.-TWO GaDe cd UoiaTs, With 10 per
cent. interest per annnm pay able annually money
due on Mortgage made By you 70 Charles Mason and
since assigned said Hiram Barney, dated July aot
1857 also claiming against each Of the force
ssid Mortgage, The same being upon Lot No I've Isl
i Block fprty .f8ur ~ In masons Upper Addition 10
rsques and farther asking for sale Of said premis
and general relief.
And unless You appear and answer said petition
or before noon or second day Of the pext term of
said Court, 10 commence keokUk on the LIST Mon
day Of Rebrs a H.. lr63 defsuit will be entered
against you and Judgment rendered thereon prayed
FOR In said petition.
novto-t4w ATTORNEY for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18
! HGALNOTICE.

" John HSsnish, i 4 hcfAiaaA CAahAnnA Tasker,
widow. and rhomAsJasker isaiah Waters and Char
risaa Waters, hsass at law and devisees OF James
md B.ilss M Vie ess Ar%.t no1. Hugh
.sssl Il. ME- q: s rs afss, .. a1s
Miller and Samuel Miller her husbAnd james
rlsr John t.rs na and .rs h. WIFE,
su.o.o sssi Rafus WHEY neR.s as-
Rec III we ER = b. W Ford, WIN atot,a, 81
Hiram parrish' BfanA.n, y joss.ou. Eliza.
beth Johnson, Jacob Msisyi John Garresson,
Tor lie u.s % Ne school, rana. ames H.nlei and
.ApsnCise, H Scot. II lowell trustee. Hushes Davies6
Co., Hsssitlne, Mcfarland L Co., Queen City, Var
nish Co, Edwsrds and Turner, G wickersham,
W narrenon, james Bradford. william Alien
Black 4 cfapsier John Alien, Brown h
asas jasfri ssx jane. wsa.sr
Tfaysr Aidrcb T. Co, A Il IroansttSe d Co ID
~e.4.ara uinan, B.n,nis.l, 70. VIZ ~ |
tick. Goodci buckingham. w @ whicher \ Co,
lhorp. smith A nanehsu John n ssorer, George
Piumner, A q Grinnan. ALBERT Wells, NJ Alexander
Peck, Ford. Goibam Pofd, VIM Tfmberman, J~an
w clsghorn, Z Harrison, lovs,, kryaa, Adams q
Bryan, Geo W McCrary, executor OF the estate OF
Edward BoynSon, de ceased, Ann Eliza arlington,
sssspf & r. s@,.. e y
Harry Futon WIN q Mee;asie, John r. Ues.4,
Van Antwerp, Eiihe Turnsr. VIM 4 Raddick, Jno
Msh H5s NAVY %n ssn Wey aa
Prnch6tt 4 Wafres Chas veille, A Kelley 4 Co.
John Edgar A. Avery, Green Esskine, Ben Johnson,
Faikner j Green, Virgil II sullivan, I,ous Rsr-
nesconi, ambrose Dudley, Francis Crnmp, 1bos.
k.n ba.s Pee hs
b Rickiep Edward Lambert h Co Nui French
z 4 Co., Cornti,n GrsHessl y N Grinnsn, New.om,
lamp D " Henry. heprs nellie, samr Vance,
A=;,a Co., Iohn
hove / Co., James Neal, J Edesr Thonpson:
YOU and each Of you, are hereby notaed that there
cour OF Ice County, lows, a keokuk, petition Of
Sophia Farar heir al law OF MnrgaIct farsr. deceas
ed claiming 81 you, the Eaid John Hornieh ind X
Hornish the sum Of Two Thousand Dollars ne money
due promissary noie and ona mortgage, executed
to the said Margaret Farraf by said Jno p and J
forniFh and claiming Nah OF You the foTesosure of
vcs-d rvy, Iee County, Iowa, In which you have
or elslHl v have tpur Interest, 70 wit
n s'w' " sss.idn 70 I'p %. sK, s~s.t.
~, sM !. seeaaa q, Up q: kRs. vest.
s sss.sI !, 's 3, &. .,,ns
original decree osparsl.as., Up g, M, vest =
Nv x ..A y sts s. y. Sc e rps', Mr., Ut
Lots 4, and ., Block g.
81 Lots I, = aud ., MT -,
Lots !. s.s, y, = and 2, Block So. ksokas.
Lots Z, &, ., 10, IL aud ~, Block 90,
Lots 100, III, ~ and s0s, Nashville.
And uaisas ,au sppAar and ans~ir sail p.ttar 10
Court snfrnencfns drst Nontsay ~ Il fsosty lesa
Ind gn,ast nd decree viii be xtls OF
deftu,, and said teal estate ~sll ID pay tbs
amoubt dBc, ALI yonr interest," Ia claim upon the
''-' - : - RANKIN = socRaRy.
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4 AltitiINAL NOTICE.

To Jeremiah N. lockwood and James r. Judd;
You, snd each OF you hereby notified that there
10 fe In the once oil the Cierk OF the District
Court Of Lee CeRntv Iowa, al Keokuk. petition Of
Ffynm Barney eisr1shF o. You the sum Of ety eight
HunGrt UpiEars ith ~ per cent. ibteresA FER
pNsb sal,HB}a atoney due a Moftsngs mt d.
y t'tt Mason, and since assigned TO said HI
t,+.svy earring dste OF December 9Th, 1855 Ria
yr4seE sgststt each ~ yon the foreclosure ef SAL
M0sigSse ths s@s4e beEg upon Lois No. nine ~ ara
ten 10 Block No. 10, In Mason's Upper Addition
10 the clty of k1okuk. IN Ice County. Iowa. for the
money and further asking for the A IL Of The
said premises, and general ret.f
And unless you appear ard answer thereto on
or before OF the secunG Gay the next Term 81
the said Court be begun md b. le ksokuk the
LIST Monday of February, D., 1893 default viii be
entersd agsinst you and rend red thereon.
NOBLE STRONG,
&ffc tnr PEskr
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NOTICE.

To y. q. Schsener James Hamilton, William Stanhns,
RebeckA stsnpus WILLIAM \. Siannut:
You and each OF 3oa are herbs botiaed .hn' theis
IL now on die 10 the once clerk 81 the District
Court NJ Lee County Iowa. al kectu k, petition oil
Hiram barney claiming of you j. q. sehatftr, tie
snm Of sixteen Hundred Dollars with 10 per cent
Interest per annun, payable annually, As money due
on two Mortgages made by Won to Charlos Mason and
since assigned 10 said Hiram Barney, dated Ma 2tb
1857 also claiming against each OF YOU the foreclosure
Ie In Block ten fIo In Masons upper addition 10 the
city Of Keokuk, ID Lee County lows for the purchase
money and further asking for sale Of said premises
and general relief. t& E1
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before noon OF The second or the next Term Of
said Court 10 com Keckuk on she lei Monday
or February A. D., NJ ., . default will be entered
against YOU and Judgmeb, rendered thereon As prayed
Tor in : ia netton NOBIE Il STRONG,
rny-lOdax Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL EOTfCE., !

To John Stnppps, HaYnes,J w Rank in, assign
Patrick Walsh, Nancy FrAfkHnS esreutlix VI the
estate OF y oah franklin deceased 4 I Hsgbee, N
nus, assignee OF John Galloway, Jan.es NJ Billings,
sJnmos "A Ioe, John Dwskee, DuRkee, John
Boyd, Gottlieb Hunssker, r M Reynolda, Daniel
Weilihan, and GArocrs Sgfa43t
You arc hereby notified thai there n OH hle In
the Clerks once 81 the District Court OF Lee County
Iowa, at fKeokuk, a petition al Geo, G. Anderson-
csining Of yoa The said John Stannus and Hsyhss,
seven Hundred Dollars AZ money due on three prom
sorry notes and claiming 6f nil of yon the
OF mortgAge given secure said and convsyJE
part OF Lot III Block %, In the city OF Kcokuk Lee
County, iowa In which you have claim to have some
intereu4 Eyi 19i
And uniess you appear thereto and defend before
moor the secpd day OF the term Of said Court
t. comm nce on The frat Monday Of February 1869,
Judgment and decree will be rendered thereon by de-
fault. RANKIN q ACGHAhf,
dee3-dsw Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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T EGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE.

To John S.annus, Haynes, J w Rankin, assignee OF
estate OF Noah Franklin, deceased, "A G Higbee, VIM
Steele, assignee OF Vim Il u l. knddick. Sarah Stan
mus, assignee or John Galloway, James Billings,
Boyd, Gottlieb Hppsaksr, N Reynolds, Christian
CARRIER, Dontel WeliihaA:
You hereby nottnsd that there y now on Me In
the Onc0 the Clerk OF the District Court Of Lee
eounsy Iowa. al Keokuk, petition OF Geo. u, Ander'
son claiming Of you. the gsaid John Stxnnns and s.
Haynes, seven Hundred Jiiars money due on three
promissary and claiming Of all Of the fore.
closure Of given 10 secure said notes, and
conveying part OF Lot III Block 81, In the city OF Keo
kuk County OF Lee, and State OF Iowa, In which you
have or claim to have, some interest.
And unless you appear thereto aud defend before
said Court 10 commence Al Keokuk on the dsrt Mon
day 81 February, 1888 judgment and decree Will b.
rendered thereon BY default.
AANAIN o. M1CRAnT,
dec1-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

TO X. Wheeler, Agnes r. spauiding, 8 8 Billings,
hucn billings Charles 4. Abbott, Anna Abbott,
D. b. Gray Miller, Mathew b CO., Arehibold Iendsr-
son, J. W Rankin, II Pretorius, Patien Lane b Meti-
am galloway webster Emma NJ. Williams,
cutor OF Geo. ID. Williams, deceased, Andrew Wei
sier, Geo. G. Anderson + CO., HanieId = Bro, I.
W. Phinney, Reynolds and RlchAid'on. "e 19,,, ~
Anderson, Keokak Female Collage A. 2. Highly
w ashtnptop Union, Insurance Co.. Cieveiand, NM
iual Insurance Co., q. y. Twecdy, Peter striker,
shapieieh, lay = 20 clifford Rssssn = Co., Aisn.
Johnston, NJ. u. GesFgs 4 Bro, Hiram barney, II.
v. r. Block, III. \. Carr, Ben Johnson, Henry VI.
Black, r. " Potter, H. ID. woodward, James ".
Grimes, George Jensins Snos c T.sas
A fah T Iavsr Co Hcdse. and Bros VIM rhonp.
son q Cos. d. Kilbonsss, Josiah HaInes:
You and each ofyou are hesesy So.lnea mat there
Court OF Lee county, lows, at Ksokuk, petition Of
Lucinda EIisson with Joshua 1tasOn her husband AL
legins thats certain Deed 20 the rear hs NO
County Iowa, made BY said 8. 8. Billings and Luz
cnda biIlinss TO said Charles 3. Abbott through aud
under whom said Lucinda Eason claims title TO same,
was never recorded and ain judgm0ntspbtaln-
ed by the other defendants shove named against said
n. Billings cloud and sha dow upon her title TO
real estate and praying that The sane may be
removed snd her Gsis quist-d AGsnst a Hen q said
also alleging certain deed ~ said real
estate mad. nv Grdith ~ Sheriff Of satd county
to said j. X Wheeler, under sale made upon decree
Sv ,sid Assss p. spsuldinE in suit q foreclosure
against said g. s. Billings and others, was wrongfny
and illegally psde sDA ssid decree and sale wrong
fully and Illegally obtained and made, and PRAYING that
NE 20 me ~ be caaesAied and heAfos nansht far
g the sHr effect the rear half 81 said Lots, eleven
and twelve and that abe be permitted 70 redeem said
estate FROM Aatd Aale and for oAhsr and general
relief.
And that unless yon and each o. you appear or
before Of th1 second day of she he
said Court, 10 bcxsn and holden the ist Monday n
February. 1888 uswrr s#td petition, drtau Will
be entered agsinst ypu snd Judgment rendered there
Nba