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The national Republican., 1862-01-22

OUR AFFAIRS ADRoAD.-Re5el AyudtorS.-
The New York Express Of Monday contains q
London letter dated January ). which says
that " Mr.. Ysncey has communicated to the
Governments Of England and France voluui.
nous document on the blockade in which II
10 asserted that In the three months preceding
his communication, The blockade was broken
five hundred and nineleen tnes And be gives
the names Of the vessels, with the names Of
their captains, their tonnage, and time, place
snd date. With these startling statements, an
eloquent sppesl is made, holding the Powers
10 s.rict adherence 70 their professions, that
no blockade is 10 DO respected that is not el.
fectivc.' And you may rest assured that The
combined 6eets Of England, France and Spain
than the collection Of taxes In Mexico. Tht
cotton pinch 10 more and more painfully felt
both In England and France; and there d being
raised the cry that this suicidal war In ths
dis United States must be stopped In the name
Of common humanity. Meetings will soon bt
held all over England to agitate the question
Of Recognition and on the meeting Of Parlia
ment, this will be the first business in order.
In the meantime, pamphlets 70 this effect are
a. thick a. leaves in Valambrosis.' Cilley
Cibber Grattan b out; Sir Bercsford Hope 4
out; George McHenry, oi Philadelphia, (brothel
Of James AcHepry, Of Liverpool,) 10 out; and
stronger and more elaborate than all is The
volume of James Spence. Of Liverpool, on The
American Union, and the Cause Of its Rupture.
The latter work is exciting . good deal o.
interest presume II will be thoroughly over
hauled In America. There Is also perfect
snow storm Of pamphlets 10 Paris, all arguing
that, on the ground Of incompstibllity Of Inter
est and feeling, the North and South mus
agree to disagree and separate. Per contra,
witnessed bet at The Reform Club yester
day, of $3.50, that the independence Of The
South would not be established, or recognized
on the lst January, 1864. The bet was Offered
by member.of Parliament, and quickly taken
He was asked for more, but declined. SO mucl
aud no more touching the great quarrel"
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RETURN o. THos. CORwIN.-It 10 said that
Mr.. Corwin, our Minister to Mexico, Is about
to return home II 30, Col. Pickett, the rebel
agent In Mexico, will have clear field; hither'
to Mr.. Corwin has checked him in his attempts
to get Mexico to recognize the bogus Confsd-
eracy.
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OrrslpE.-Will the contrabands fight: %
Rev. Mr.. Denison;) poetry; news items.

THE OrERA.--It is understood that Mrs. Pres
ideut LINCOLN, who attracted SO many last
evening from the Opera to the White House
will make the graceful atonement Of hcnorins
the Opera by her attendance this evening.
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GREAT RISE IN THE ONO RIVER,

Cincinnati, Jan. 30 Heavy rains have pre-.
vailed since last Saturday night. There is 80
feet Of water in the river here, and still rising
At the rate Of three inches per hour. There Ia
AVE- feet Of water on tho Arst floor OF buildings
fronting the river. All the tributaries above
are pouring out ut food height.
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Senators and Representatives can order tAe
National Repubaoan through the Secretary Of
the Senate and Clerk of the House, and direct
II, If they 50 choose, to be brought to their
BOARDING. houses. Our paper, ordered In this
wav, will be delivered by carriers at very
early hour in the morning.
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TUE EIGHry-FIRsr NEW YORK REGIMENT.
Os,cego, Jan. 20.-The Eighty. first Now York
regiment, Col. Edmund Rose, left Fort Ontario
of war.
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HARaADITnB vWnOTDaU 01AAvDes
The Governor Of Kansas estimates that, dur.
ing the year 1861, ten thcusand white Union
refugees, from Missouri and Arkansas, Game
into KsnsAs, and FIVE thousand fugitive dawes,
principally from Missouri. A
OF the two GLASSES, ~ We learn nom various
sources, the whits refugees arrived n the
greatest dsstitution. Ths slaves, n many In
stances, were we'll laden With the "spoils Of
the Egyptians."
The accession to Kansas Of this amount Of
black labor, was very opportune, and most
gratifying 70 the people Of that State. With
out II, they would have been quite unable 10
have secured their crops during the last fall,
90 many Of the whites being engaged 10 mill
tary operations. The people Of Kansas have
no prejudices to conquer, In paying fair days
wages for fair days work, to anybody, white,
black, or copper.colorcd, who is able and will
ling to work.
The character Of the negroes employed by The
Missouri and Arkansas farmers, Is quite differen,
from that Of The slaves employed In large gang
on the great plantations In the Gulf States
The Missouri and Arkansas negroes, 50 far al
they ore owned by email agriculturists, which
Is largely the case, work with their masters
with whom they compare very well In intclli
gence, and to whom they are not much inierio
In literary cultivation, the amount Of that pos
sesscd by either being next 10 nothing. As
rule, these Missouri and Arkansas negroes ar
as good farmers as their masters, as we'll abl
10 take care of themselves, and even more in
dustrious and more thrifty. What is true, Il
this respect, Of the Missouri and Arkansas ne
groes, Is true Of the same class Of persons Il
Texas.
As the entire abolition Of slavery west U
the Mississippi river Is probable, and (as v
believe) an impending event, IL Is gratifying I
believe that the slaves to be liberated, wi
prove to be good laborers and farmers. Th
space over which they may be diffused is q
vast that their presence will. however, b
scarcely felt, either for good or evil
By the census Of 1860, the number Of slav,
, was
In Missouri OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ll4,9t
. In Arkansas. .................... III III
- .
This number OF persons Is quite inconside
y able, compared with the area between the N
: sissippi river and the Rocky mountains, al
II extending from the Gulf Of Mexico to the nor
d line of the State of Missouri
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Ddrnesto,cn, Jan. ?l.-This morning, about
one O'Clock, Gov. Sprague, in attempting 10
cross the canal two miles below Seneca, fell in,
but fortunately scrambled out without much
injury save \ good duckipg.
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To CosREsPoNDKNrs.-No attention will be
raid 10 anonymous communications.
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~ The rumor Of The evacuation Of Ne
paeas e not confirmed.
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5000 dollars each. per annum, and they 10
cootinue 10 service one year.l
Oa mellon Of Nj. MAYNARD. of Tennessee,
The House adjourned.
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wednesday, January ~, 1852.
TO mnNrBERs OF CONGREsS.

~ R.aAins Natter On every psss.Es
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thrown on their handG, and moved 70 lay tut
bill on the table on which motion the yeas
and nays were demanded Lost-ycas I'll, nays
&c.
Mr.. MORRILL,, Of Vermont, moved to re-
commit the bill 10 the Committee on the Post
Once and Post Roads, with instructions 10 raise
tho postage from three TO five cents. On which
motion the yeas and nays were ordered. Lost
yeas 6, nays l22.
A vote was taken on the amendment offered
by Mr.. Blair, and II was lost; as was also The
amendment offered by Mr.. Holman.
The question was then taken on the substi.
tuts offered by Mr.. Colfax, and that was lost
The original bill was then presented for &C
| tion, when, on motion OF
Mr.. DAWES, Of Massachusetts,, 1t was laid on
the table.
The following bills from the Senate were pre-.
sented for action:
| An act In relation 10 The eignal service Of the
United States. Referred 10 the Committee on
Military Affairs.
An act In regard 10 the administration Of
criminal justice In the District Of Columbia.
Referred 10 the Committee on the District Of
Columbia.
An act In relation 10 the overland railroad 10
California. Referred to tho Committee on MIL
itary Affairs.
Joint resolution authorizing certain officers
10 receive presents from the Japanese Gov.
ernmont. Referred 10 the Committee on For
eign Affairs.
Assistant Secretaries OF War. Passed-yeas
81, nays 80.
tThls bill provides for the employment ol
two Assistant Secretaries Of War, at . salary Of
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This number Of persons is quite inconsider.
able, compared with the area between the Mis-
sissppi river and the Rocky mountains, and
extending from the Gulf Of Mexico to the north
liue of the State OF Missouri.
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II EGAL NOTICE.

Arthur Woieott. Clara b woieott, Nathan Newsem,
ueorgs II. Gin, Price, Ferris h Co, Geo C Rich
ardsoh. Llihu Turner, George II Crossnan. Grim
Btfi Jenkins PeEfam, Pay inter- Dsyis, Lispen-
colt. Hunter esott. james Kent, santee a Co VIM
GFataon Co. Lind, Brother & Co, Abbott, Johns
Il Cos
You are hereby bottled that there IL now on nle In
the Office OF the CLERK ~ she District conu a lee
county, Iowa, at Fort MedsoH the petition OF Elaur
Woeett, ExecatNr Oh The estate VI Ehhu woleoti de-
ceased, rsAfmfng OF you, Arthur woicost the srm Of
Thirteen Hundred sBd TWeUtysx fofEfs, with inter-
est IN Ae me ff1 Aay isah. u the
per cent per AMMAN. ~ money justly due prem
-scry nst~ for ssid sun, which raid estate hes
paid for said Arthur woicttt; and claim ing OF yo
Al th~ foreclosure Of mostssge given ~ aaid Vol
cots to secure said Note on the rastcriy half OF lot
ionE IN BLOCK In ihe city ef kfniRk. Lee
1ounsy. Iowa.
Now. ualess You appear ind plead theseto or be-
tFe noon Of the seeosd day ~ the next May term
said court. 10 be began aud holden At Fort Asdsnp.
on the shird Monday OF May leGs. - Judgment will
be rendered afsintt you by default fer the amount
claimed, inteiest and eoss and decree cutting or,
harding and fosecenAS all yaur rights Ia ard the
equity of ptnn of shid properly. No personal
ctzt - mace against any Of bur Arthur Neieolt
MrCRAkY BRUCE
fets4-din Atty for PitG.
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| EG AL NOTICE.

Arthur Woiceu, Clara Wolooif Nathan Nswsoni.
Geo IL Gill. Price, Ferris Il Go. Gfo Richardson.
khba Turner, Gree II Grossman, Grlnhel Il jenkins
Psgrala. PaSnleI Davis lIpx neoll. Uunter Sentt
James KcEi, Santce d Co, WHa Gray don & Co, Lind
Brother n Co, Abbott, Johns 4 Co.
Yousare hereby n0thtd that there ID now on file In
The ONCE Of the CLERK NJ The District Ceurt Lee
county, Iowa AT Fort Madison til. petition Of Eiixnr
Nuicost, claiming OF you Arthur Woicott the sum IL
Seven Hundred and seventy Dollars. with interest
from June 7h. 1854 at the rate Of ten per cent per
annnfn, payable annually. al same money inst.
~ due him from you Arthur Aoisotss on = promis.
sorry noie; ard claiming asninst al! Of sou The
closure Of mortgage. given by The said ofeo
care thspasHep of said iotn the ensterly haf OF
ioi II bioek ~, in ihe city 90 keskuk county OF Lee
and State or Iowa.
Now unless You apresr ard defend th4retoop orbe-
fsae of the secona day of the OF said
cour commencing AID 10 be holden the third Mon
day ofMay, lafo, at Fort Madison, a default " i'll be
entered sgntst you and ndgiae rende red here
ON Tor amount claimed itefesi aud costs III sult; also
decree cutting of and foreeiosIng ali Your raghts In
aud - the equi, OF redemption OF the saa property
Nspersanai claim is made against any Of you ex-
eePt ssid Arthur Woleott.
AcCRARY q BRUCE,
feb2S-dlm Aaiytsfo Pl'tE.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. Clavk X. Robinson, Of the State Of Ohio,
the tw entythtFd day Of August A. d. 1865, execu-
ted and delivered 10 me Deed Of Trust, the pay
meat Of . certain Of money therein mentioned,
The foflowtus described Tots pieces and % Yces
cock State of fliinos tc-vti BOTS No. seven
eight isl. nine s ten El1l steven lill and sixteen
u.s. in block thirty nve ls5 Lore fourt~ea nj
lots three i3l. four and ave Isl in block eighteen
lisl lots ten TIol and eleven IN. In block twenty
ax f26) aii In Rsesss, Durkee saord Co. pAddiaion
20 lakewood and Hsnltons Hancock county, State Of
Ilnnis which sAid deed IL rerordcd In volume nine
30 of bonds and Mortgages, Of The records q said
county OF Hancock pages three hundred and MY
w f352) and three hundred and rfty three l3sH.
Now, by reason 81 default having tTsn ntsde b.
Clark IT, Robinson In the Of the con
dtfons OF said deed and the payment of the monies
therein specified, Saturday. The Afth day OF april.
A. n. ls62, between the hours Of O'clock q. ard
clock p. said day, will, BY virtue 81 ssid
deed proceed TO sell the property above descr bed at
nuhc yendae, 10 the highest bidder, In front Of the
Post Office in the city Of Hamilton, for Cash,
fete1.d J A. DCRKEE.
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SALE

STATE OF IOWA, LEE CousTg-ks.
Byvtvyn Of execution 10 me dire cted tssnef BY
the CLERK OF the District Ceur. of said county in favor
q Wilifnm Coleman md HgHinu Curtis r. C.nD and
u smith, hMyc levied upon, and wfffselI TO the
highest bidder, Ut The front door OF the CefEs CIT
81 The District Court OF Lee county Iowa Mt eoknk
Ia said county, the 18th day Of March A. d. 1eGe,
between the hours Of O'Clock end O'Clock y.
N. Of said day commencing at 2o'clock III. the fol-
I0Mine propetty .to-N: lot DiA block ~. lot In
btfck 25 lets aud In block TOT lots and in block
81 except 49ieete en- sd street by 20 feet cr OF The
rear end Of said lot. lotr Il ard In block &C. let4
In bieck h5 lot la block L. all In the city OF Keo-
lak Also part 81 the northwest quarter Of section
twelve (l2) township IS nonb. range west, begin
ming ut tbe suuhw The northwest quarter
81 "a ID ihense east this ne dy idirg
tho northeast quarter and the sauiLweft quarter
said section 80 rods 70 the center OF The laid out
ngfd proposed Grand Avenue from keetut to Mont
the &C north alsDg the csntre OF raid Avenue
20 ,ods thence west 20 rods said line Their &c
slsng said wesi line 20 rods TO the beginning; cen.
tanning IN sll ten scyes.
Taken and levied upon the property OF D. d Smith
to satiAfy said writ of execution.
n, @. HEDGES,
febS-dlm Sheriff Lee county
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NOTICE.

To Elihu Guun. Amy u Gnnn. d W Ford, Caroline
Ford. Ford, Eli T. Bass, Fitny MA,undAie,
AdmiptstrAtor OF the state OF Timothy ID. Martin
dale, deceased. Thomas Davis Jesse Malthy. Henry
Huiskxmp, w NJ O Terrence Emerson, Cochrsn Il
Co., Hiram Barney, Yeaiman, Robinson 4 Go
Yon, and each Of yeu hereby notified thst there
10 Gle In the Office OF the CLERK OF The DIS
tsict Court OF Lee county. Iowa, At Rsst Madison .
petition OF II H. Harrison, claiming of Jon, Efhn
Gum. the sum of Twenty Ave Hundred Dollars, with
ten per cent interest per AnBum, rs money que Oh
. promissnry note. secured by Mortgage made ;,
you 10 II. Harrison, dated 10Th OF March. 1857,
also claiming seainM each OF you the for~closurs Of
said Mortgage, the same being upon certain kea rs
tate, to-wit Lot number SIX 49, In Block mbsr
fsrtyesht t4) in the city Of ksokuk, Lee eoaaty and
fiate OF Iowa also PRAYING for correction OF the
descfptias OF the Real Estate therein the purchase
money asking for sale Of said premises, and gfB-
ersl relief And unless you appear and snswer said
petition or before noon Of the second day Of the
NEXT term Of psid Court, 70 commence ~ Fort Asdi
the I'd Monday oil May. A. D. leG2, de!aut
viii be entered againss you and Judgment rendered
thereon as prayed for IN said petition
NOBLE STRONG, and
HIRAM KNOWLES.
marl4-d Attys for Plaintiff.
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i EGAL NOTICE.

70 James l.. Estes. william Mcdaniel. John Olive,
A. l., Dcmir and joint. Antrim, HE ecsguc trust
Charles Mason. Love Brs nj, Adams Co. and A. r.
Antrim:
Yonand each yon hereby notified that therein
die in the oc3ce Of tho Cetk 81 the District
Court Of Lee county, Iowa ri Fort Madison, peti-
tion Of Solomon Sherer, claiming against yeug na-
nent against James L. Estes Tor The Gum OF thfieen
handsed doiisr- With interest there since tile lob
OF February leo and decree for Its bstore
delivery Of possss sion OF quarter seson Of land,
deser In said petition the quarter Of
section , III township 9G5 nurth 81 range wet in
said county. lien prior In &C said
land to xciusion OF tho mortgages tbereops and
general relief. Uniest yen appear ~ the
Of said curt thereto in sixty days from
hereof, said petition i'll be taken
ed, and default nttd the relief for granted
thereon. FRANCIs BEMPLE,
jaAl7dsu Atty for pn'H.
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=. m S,.a Er-.RAoRpIsARr.-ar,r.,.
:, o'oa" al and " Cousin Reubr - ,, No.
formers in the "Old Folks" cc,ocer,.tronne
we're publicly married ,.nop The s,,re :.
Music Fund Hall p .,fttadelphia, on Thurs
day night. The bridegroom wore YER,
long brown coat, reddish waistcoat. Hes.
sian boots, beiLcrowned hat, and lone h,i,
OF the period of 1890, and the bride Was
an CID woman Of the same time, in short.
wasted fawn-colored sil1 With 4 very
high. broad cap.
Al she appeared With Father Gulick,
the chief Of the troupe, Mr.. Wads.
worth. the officiating clergyman, entered
BY an opposite door, and when the com.
pany were ranged in rev, the marriage
took place with great solemnity.
At the conclusion the audience were in.
vited down stairs. where, 10 homely style
they were RECALLED with mug Of cider aud
doughnuts, upon bare pine wood tables,
rs in the old fashioned farm houses d
former days. The performers also entered
the supper room, and AZ the bride and
grocm stood tn receive TIE ccrrsrr
many hearty shakes of the hand and con
gratulatory words were given them. Both
parties were Young. the groom about five
and twenty and the bride some wear.
younger.
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II EGAL NOTICE.

To James w. Piptin. Augustus Cook, John Eariy.
G. q. Sirpng. bay Bro:
You, and each Of yon, are hereby notified that there
70 Be~ ca e In she Ease Of HE GIetk ~ tA+ p4~Hie
Court of Lee County, lows, Ut Port Madison petition
OF Hiram Barney claiming OF yeu lance ". PHI kin,
The sum OF seventy hve dollars with ten per cent. in
Mertgsge made by Yen TO Charles Massn and since
ssnsned TO said Hiram Barney dated Deere nber 18th,
Ieo also claiming asaBst each of the foreclosure
~ said Mortgage, the same being upon Lot No. nine
te In block No. hundred ADD forsy -four tIa4) In
money and furher asking for sale OF said premises.
and General relief.
And uh'ess you appear and answer said position on
before OF the secstd tas Of the next term OF
said Court, commence al Fort Nsdison on the ard
Monday or May ID. 1862, default vail be entered
sgaFt you and judgment reDtered thereon as prayed
Tor in said petition.
NOBLE & STRONG
feb23-dtm Attorneys for Paint :
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NOTICE.

To Robert French, Sarah r French, Josiah HaInes
John L ftr.ker, william l. Wood. George w Nc.
Crazy. Executor OF the estate of Edward Boynton
deceased Thomas w sCiarett. Rayetse Ruad & Co,
Hiiam Barney, Dsvid weiihaE, David Raf Der, Gee
Parker, Geo Anderson 4 Co.:
You and each OF you are hereby notified thai there
- now on hlc III the oce OF the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Lee county, lows al foIt Madison, reii-
tion OF cyrns II. Wright. claiming OF ynu. Robert
French, the sum OF Ten Thousand t$10 o00l Doilars
with ten yer cent interest per annam, payable
ally. money dne three promissory notice,
ted BY yen and sSeured y Aastgage ade BY you 10
said Wright, also ella mil against each OF you The
foreel0snIe Of said Mortgage, tho same being upon
the Undivided onet third psff OF thirty acTeI of
m ore pareularsrly described IN ssd petition, stps-
ted In Lee county Iowa. for the purchase money: md
ayther asktng fer sale Of raid premises ana general
relief Aud unIess You 1ppesr end answer said petit
ton before OF The second day OF the next
term Of ssid court. to Commence at Fort Madison on
the 3d Monday Of May, "A. d 1862, default will be
entered sesIRst yan aud Judgment rendered vboFebn
- Prayed Tor In said petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
mar1b-d Atty's for Plaintiff.
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IF EGAL NOTICE.

To Robert Wiison.--Sir:--Yor hereby not led
that there Is file In the ofee of The Clerk Of
the District Court Lee County Iowa ~ Fort adj.
son petition OF Elizabeth wilson, claiming OF you
Z divorce from the bonds Of nstrimons now existing
b.tween you and her. for the guardianship Of her
child of said Tor her costs OF sntt and
for general relief The cnts OF said petitiss
are tnhumAn Treatment and wtifaf =asoeFtsn.-
Unless appear and snsx~F satd petition o. be-
fess The sseenA day Of III ssxs ter ~ sam Ceust,
u be begun and held II Fon Madison afoSosaiA, oH
the third Musdsy in Msy nest. de1nsh ara decree
prayed for will Le taken against you thereon.
EEMPLE 4 FIKLY.
taufTdfm At,ys for PlsinslH.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

Arthur woicott. Clara Woleott, Nathan Newsom,
GEO Gill, Price, Ferris Co, Geo G Richardson,
Esihl Turner, Geo 70 crossman. Grinnsli q Jen-
kins Pegram Painter 4 Davis. ktppeneots Hunter
f Scot, James Kent, SAntee Do. Vim Gray don
& CO, Lind Brother 4 Go. Abhost. Johns a CO
Yon arc hereby notified that there IL nov On alc In
the office VI the Clerk OF the District Court Lee
county Iowas II Fort Madison, the petition Ut Elisur
WclcOtt. claiming Of you, Arthur Wolcott the um Of
Sixteen Hundred and Eshty Dollars, With atsrest At
the rate OF ten per cent per annun, payable annua
" at rate from this 9Th Of July, 1851, money
Justly due him from said Arthur WoIcot on prois-
sorry and claiming against I'LL OF ven the
closure or mortgage given By said Wolcott, 10 So
cure the payment o. said note The eqrai half
Of lot two In Block twenty sa. on the nostherly side
said lot, being The half OF the lot that next 10
LOT three In said block In the ety Keokuk
~, loss. M
Now. unless you appear and defend thereto on or
before noon Of the second ds ef the next May term
Of ssid cUHrt to be Begin and holden On thu "a Nou-
day Of May. A. D. 1863, st Fort Madison. dsfauls
will be taken against yoa ard Judgment iAereou for
amount claimed and interest thereon and rca u nut
.lse decree cutting on and All rights
y and 70 the equity OF redemption ssid property
No personal claim 10 made sganst any or you except
said Arthur W. lcott.
McCRARY 4 BRUCE,
Iehf4-dlm An'ys for PI'tn
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NOTICE.

HxaAul4N AL 4NO41Sb. IT,
To A McCracken, Executor OF the estate OF John
counwrfKht deceased. Moses & Canftsri right, 81 rah
Courtw rtsht. William e. urtwrght, Abner Coust-
wright. Phoebe Wstr and Samuel Weir, hers at
law u John Courtwright, deceased, Jonas Conk.
ling 5Ss
You snd each OF you are hereby notified thst there
10 saw lie II ~ once ~ We Clerk " the District
Court Of Lee county, lows, at Fon Madison, pct-
tton OF EdwaYd CsurtwrfGht, ciaiminE 81 you, A. j.
McCracken, executor OF the estate OF John Court
wright, deceassd the ann Of Thirteen Thousxnd Five
Nun0red Dcflars, with interest,", money due
. Mortgage made by the said John Ccurtxright to
kdSald Cartwright, dated JsnasSy lOth. 1859, al
80 claiming against each Of ysu the foreclosure OF
said kestgsge. the sane being upon land described
therein lying and being ~ Leo county Iowa for Me
premises, and general relief And auiess yeu appear
and answer said pcttion or before noon 81 the
secopd day Of the next term Of said Court. e ro-
mence Ut Fort Madison ~ the I'd Monday OF Nay. A..
p. 1853 default will be entered against yon, and
Judgment rendered thereon prayed Tor N said pet
ton. NOBLE 4 STRONG.
mari3.1 Atty for Yiajntin.