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THE LATEST NEWS
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FROM WASHINGTON.

speei. Dispatch to The n Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Friday, DEC. IL ISIS
A messenger arrived yesterday from Kansas, VIA
dispatches 10 Gov. Reeder, embracing peiiors b
the House of Representatives, from the act,I
settlers, against the right Of Gen. Whitfield y.
delegate from Kansas, and in favor Of Gov. Reslr
The petitions will be presented to the House.
The same gentleman briggs intelligence that n
70 Dec. the land sales were progressing order.,
and to the universal satisfaction of the squashu
There is plenty Of money in Leasenworth, ~
squat'ers without it can easily obtain il.
Col. Titus and his two companies have !eft Ia
compton en- route for Nicaragua.
Gov. Geary had refused to allow Donaldsou
put the ball and hain upon the State prisoner, l.
clsrDg that no man with spark Of humanity wxN
desire to iDAict the Disgrace. The Governor N.
demanded of the President the removal Of Juls
Lecompte, and gives notice that he viii resign a
is not done.
The Senate was not in session to-day. The Hcpn
was engaged on private bills.
The attempt to enable the United S'ahs 10 msis
use of Burts solar compass in the public turner's
was killed.
Mr.. Tsppan of New Hampshire asked consent
the House TO in reduce a bill declaring inopentys
and void The acts and proceedings Of the Besu
Legislature of Kansas, but the Free Kansas"
Democracy objected almost to man. This shows
the sincerity of the men who cried Free Ksuns
in the recent campaign. Mr.. Tappan Will pres
the bill again on resolution day.
w. Z. Stark, Surveyor Of the Port Of NswIOs.
leans, has resigned bis Office and Robert Aisns
brother.in.law of John Slidell, has been appointed
in his place. 1t is rumored that Mr.. Adams wia
not accept.
Mr.. Matteson declines as Chairman Of the Cos
mittee on the District of Columbia, aud Mr.. Wed
worth of Illinois is named to Gil the vacancy. By
this change Mr.. Dodd Of New York becomes Chak
man of the Committee. BOSTON
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She was overpewered 10 the general result by the
votes Of the ignorant snd immoral-for, while
good en- are to be found in al parties, 1t is moo
rious that The gamblers, the debaucaed the pan
derer' for gain to Others vices, are nearly al on
The side Of the Slave Power aud thee, with the
uLeducaied and blind devotee. of party name,
have given it ts seeming victory. We believe,
however, that this triumph will prove unreal
that, while the spos OF Office go in one direction,
the substantial fruits cf victory remain with toe
advene host. Kansas viii be Free AID the gen.
erous eiorts of l556, the sacrifices Of The friends
of Freedom, and the uprising of the Old Pilgrim
spirit, will have powerfully contributed TO that
contamination. Wherefore, let the soos Of New
England do special honor this season to Fore
fathers Day.
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The SENATE was not in session yesterday

The SENATE was not in session yesterday.
In the House, after some time spent on private
bills,
Mr.. CAMPBELL (Ohio) reported bills to pay Dip
lomatic, Executive and Judicial expenses, and
making appropriations for such service for the
next fiscal year.
Mr. BKOOME (Pa.) reported bill to contract
with Col. Vanderbilt. for Mail service between
New-York and Southampton at Sl6,605 for the
trip and return, with certain deductions for long
time.
Mr.. TAPPAN On H. tried to introduce bill to
repeal the laws Of ths bogus Legislature of Kan
sas. He did not succeed.
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That there exist serious misspprehensions among
the People If the United States as 70 the quest ms
involved in the recent Presidential issue, is evil
etnced by the f,ct that the character and bearing
of these issues continues 20 be earnestly discussed
BY both Houses of Congress and in the journals.
But DO ore can honestly or plausby say that those
mi-spprehensicus We're caused by any eqdi'ocatiOn
or an bisuty on the part Of he Republicans. Our
platform aid cur addresses TO the People all Affirm
the right Of all who are OF may become inhabitants
of tie Federal Territories TO Personal Liberty and
deny to Congress, or to any portion Of the settlers
on those Territories, any right to enslaye human
beings OF to cay that they shall there be held in
bondage. As strongly as words could say it, the
Republicans sfirmed the natural right of all men
to Freedom, and the duty Of Congress to recognize
ard enforce tbst right in the Territories Of the
Cu.,n. Over the domestic Institutions OF the
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XXXIVTH CONGR ESS.
SECOND SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

WssBINGfos, Friday, Dec ID 1854
Mr.. DODD was designated az Chairman Of the Cea,
excused, and Mr.. Woodwork was appointed to III n
vacancy.
Mr.. CAMPBELL (Ohio), from the Commiites ;
Ways and ans, reported bill providing for w
pay Mt Of the Legislative Executive and Judicial o.
penses and a bill making similar provision lor "
Consular and Diplomatic service for the next dss
year.
Mr. BROOM, from the Post-Office Committee, ~
ported bill authorizing the Postmaster General u
make contract with Cornelius Vanderbilt for csny
ing mail between New. York and Southampton, Gs
conpep sation of el6 COS for the round rp-a provk
ion berg, that in the event Of the line not making
qDick time the Cunard steamers 81 600 shall be 10
quoted for every twelve hours deficiency.
Mr.. TAPPAN made IN unsuccessful attempt 10 ~
roduce bill repeating TIE laws of the socaled LegE
latuTe of Kansas. Adjourned till Monday.
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able, but cannot sbut its eyes TO that cotemPorane
Gus exposition Of the Federal Constdusoa found
in the debates in Convention the letters and memo
rar6a of in authors. Ii regards the fact rs indab
table ba, many united in framing the Constitution
Who would lever have done so II they had supposed
il cave Copgres. power over Slavery IN the existing
Save States. and that several States would have
refused to ratiy it had they understood that to be
if true construction.
We hold that We have the same right to interfere
with Slavery in the Slave States, as with iotemPer
alec Gambling, LiceDtiousness, and other fashiona-
bic vices. We have right to do all We can in the
wsy of persuasion, argument, eDtreaty, and by the
exhibition of facts. 10 induce the Slase States to
give up and abolish Slavery. This We are dong
and mean TO do hencefcrih. But We do not expect
to see, and clam no right to essay, the abolition OF
Slavery otherwise than through the convictions and
conse quent action Of the people Of the Slave States
Mr. Brown ought to read such journals as he
deems worthy to be cited before the bar OF the
Senate, and he would make no such allegations a.
the following:
81 hear no response from any quarter to my de.
csraiop that the leading Fremont organ in the Stste OF
New-York appealed TO the Garrison and Fred Doug
less school Northern politicians to come to Fremonts
support, under a promise that, rhen tie proper n"s
came the Ekoe Republicans party sroald go rih them
for al ackire Siarery IN the SAFES
Or this:
Docs Lot the Senator from Massachusetts, know
that Garrison ssid " If had million OF votes would
give m, IN all TO Fremont T.
MIR. Garrison is grossly bel ed in this quotation,
through the fundamentally Of dishonest, garblns
article in TIE Pennsyiranian. Mr.. Garrison did
say, defending himself against charge Of aiding
Buchanan, that if be had million votes to 81 re, be
would give them all to Fremont. But he then and
slwsys secuted the idea of voting for either OF the
candidates, or advising others to do so. lie voted
for no ope-not even Gerrt Smi hand urged OH
ers to do as he did. Mr. Brown has been grossly
deceived all around, and ought to read more relia
bic journals We will cheerfuly send him The
TRIBUNE free of charge, if he will promise to read
it carefully 1t is a discredit aud wrong to the
Nation that one of its Senators should be so mlsn-
formed and involved in labyrinth Of miscon-
cepiiOns.
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The Hon. Albert G.. Brown, in the course Of 9
debate on the Presidents Message, on the % inst
took occasion to inform the Senate tnst
recollect TO have noticed 10 THr NEw.YoRK
TRIBUNE aleading Republican paper during the last
canvas, sn appeal TO the Galrison and Gernt Smith
school Of Northern politicians most earnest appeal
10 abandon their position and come to the Fie
ucnt party, accompanied by the declaration that
EkeR the tTUJer fms there could BE- dirisor Of
seHhn,nt Grg0Hg Northern people 10 the rdr rkct
Lhey should make upon Starry IN TIE States. ssy
hat TEE TRlDuSt published such an article duriag
the last canvas: 90 not now recolect the precise
cate Of IT, anticipating this debate, have not the
aric,e with me-"
Mr.. Brown is mistaken, though he afterwsrd re-
asserted the above with equal confidence. He has
doubtless been sled by SOME INSCRIPTIONS organ
Of bis OVID PARTY, which has garbIed someth ny The
TRlBrNE I'D say into shape which be has mis-
rtco, cted as above. THE TRIBUNE made 10 ap-
peal whatever t. the Garrison and Gerrit Smi h
Abohticnists 10 Come over to The Fremont party,
noI anything Of the sort. 1t never promised e.
unite in urging the use of Federal authority or
power 10 Overthrow Slavery in the Sta.es. 1t is
against Slavery everywhere, and hopes to outlive
aid hep bury it, at least in the United States; bu.
it osclsn.s any right 10 Use Federal power to over.
threw Slavery in the Slave Ssates. II regards the
argument If L.ssnder Spooner as ingenious and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-13

We have by telegraph from New-Orleans later
news from California and Nicaragua. The vote of
California was, Buchanan &C, 000 Fillmore IS, 900;
Fremont 1900, with Democratic majority in
both branches Of the Legislature. The news from
Nicaragua reports further successes for Walker.
On the 10Th 200 men under Gen. Horosby defeated
LOO Costa Rcans under Gen. Canas Walker
had sbandoIed and burned Granada, and established
the Capital at Rivss. There had also been naval
battle between Walkers war schooner Granada and
c. sta Rcan brig three times the size. The Costs
RicaB brig was blown up, and all On board persisted.
1t is said that the natives haze lost 3, 900 men.
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IssrRRIcTiOSS.-for q week or two past we have
noticed paragraphs floating IN our tennessee and
KCptrcky exchanges in r,g.rd TO appr,hsnlod nes
insure cons in diff rent ectops 'f those Stacs We
Rave also heard Of come little trepdstion on the sub
icot In some Of cur ntighboiing eouates Tbs las,
i,s that came 70 our notice is in the shape of tee
oreobic dispatch from Louisville, as follows;
Iou,sy,iIE Dee. cit Is reported here that the
bsve the ircnworks In soUil eth henucy An 10.
snreton feared NeAnoe committees have oeI formed
a, Infsyeiie aud HopkiusviTe .t.,.
We are irclns TO think reports On this subject sre
greatly exa, g,ratsd and really haze Ner hue t'nais
foI 10 I,si upon. Any concert amt " the sl1Ne ?pH
ls,iop o-er any con'dtr bic arts sppea's 70 H' aSo
iu,, i, M Ssicl.. ATLANTA Ca Iusel., Dec >.
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limited number Of advertisements are taken in
THr WEEKLY TRIBUNE at the rate of one dollar line.
This paper has attained q circulation of $4,000
copies, and is unquesonably the best medium eItant
for advertising in the country. Advertisements should
be handed in at any time before, and not Letter than
Tueedsy of each week.
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Netu1lurk Daily Gribn,re
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1856.
10 cnRRrSpOyDENTs

No notice Comm What
Intended must BE- authenticated ~ the
nan and address THE werno' necessaniy Tor pubiiea-
ton. but {. susrAp'y Of his good iaih.
return rejected comm ATOMS
sb, e, in erdirs u, remances frequently omit
lion the nane the Post Oce and very frequently the
.ne Of the which their paper 10 TO b seut Al
Wv. m. pton u name Of the Pot Office and State.
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To Advertiser.

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1857 viii be i"ued
ABOUT CHRISTMAS and propose devote few pages Of
% ,dvertisements Our sales last year $4,000
COPIES and the demand this year will doubtless be much
ae A. II will contain the Of the late Presidential
Election compared with former Elections Merchants Ne
cbapcs Inventors and others will find OUR ALMANAC val
usbl. MEDIUM for ADVERTISING. Price, per p.ss. SIS;
per page $40 Advertisements must be sent in before the
lsb instant Address GREELEY HCELRArH
Tribune O6ca
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WOMAN WWPFISG.-7ke Richmond Dispatch OF
the nth has the following paragraph:
"A free nesIees. called Charlotte from Petersburg,
ErIer pspers and running from the police"
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Some letters from our Special Correspondent in
Kansas VIII be found another page Of this paper,
containing later intelligence than any we had before
received except by telegraph.
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Mr.. Giddines's speech, delivered on Wednesday
in the House of Representatives, will be found on
another page of this paper. 1t is a speech over
which nobody ca1 easily grow sleepy.
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Festus Bailey has just lad conferred on him
pension Of cleo year.
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GREAT FIRE AT SYRACUSE.

from The Daily STANDARD, SyrAcuse, Nov 10, no
HERRIkG's PATENT CHAMPION SAFES.
One of HEsRsG's FIREPRoOF SAFES, sold by D. s. & ).
r. this city passed through the ordeal OF recent
FIRE First this city aud its contents out
In excellent order, the following certificate Iiumphany
proves: 49, - . .,
"SALISA, Nov. Is, 1885,
"Messrs D. g. s. P. GER, Agents or to all whom it may
concern:
"Th Is to certify that the Safe Of S. c. HERRING Co,
which bought OF October 6 burned al the great
which the morning Of the 9th inst and
Safe resisted the most intense heat aud
until afternoon OF the 9Th, having re-
manned the aud brought the contents in
preservation aud the paper which this wt
ten Vas part OF the contents Of said SAFE.
avery EVANS"
Purchasers invited call upon the subscribers exam
Inc and compare the HER PATENT CHAhPIos with
Wnders and other patented Safes for sale
SILAs &. HERRING Co,
Green Block corr Water and Pine sts., aud
No 5 Murray door from Broadway
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RUPTURE.-Only Prize Medal awarded to MARSH
Co., by the Industrial Exhibition of all Nations At the Crystal
Palace, for their Patent RADCALCURE TRUSS Refer
nces ts sup rori Prof Valentine Mott Willard Par
tet and John NJ Caruochsa. Open from a m. 10 9 p M
MARSH Co. No II Maiden. lalIe. New YoIk
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MEDICINE WITHOUT PAY.

will present one box Of my MAGNETIC SALvs TO any
person who will call and receive IT, For Burns
Scioius snd Salt Rheum, ii unsurpassed SMITH Flee
troMasntisi n CaLa between Broadway and Churchst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-13

CROUP-CROUP. This awful complaint is imme-
daely cured by Dr. ToBAss VEsETIaS LlNIMsSr No fam
ily of their children should be without
bottle Sold BY all druggists and sorekeepea
Depot No. IS Cortlandst, N Y.
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SINGERs SEWING MACHINES. The excitemen'

SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.-Ihe tXclttIntnV
Of election having ceased invite the attention Of ndeous
and making persons improved extra rapid SEWING
MAcBMEs Loss Of time while attending to political matters
loss Of Office the failure to obtain Office may speedily
De made up By the Of SEWING MACHINE.
We say to every mechanic in whose trade SEWING MA
be employed that loss Of 6lN year suffered
In suAra iii nnfn
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FANCy ARTICLEs FOR GIFTS AND PRESENTS.

The whole stock embracing every variety OF DoLLS Toys
G.nrs &c At RocEsss extensive Fancy Bazaar, No 4ss
Brosdwsy 10 TO sold of this month ess pcos than ever
before offered In this city, H. s. RoGERs No. 49s Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-13

ss aud Toppsss have improvements peculiar to ht house
rhey are celebrated all the world for Their graceful
durabiy-fttns 10 charm Tue issTs ana oe'
world Twelve private rooms for spryns as !"
uons pvr S,ldst BGrcHxLos's, No ~ Broadway
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TMPoRTrD FREyCT GAS FIXTURES and CLOCKS.

superior only Cscel and Moderator Lamps Statues
Paris Bonzes Caudelabras tcket
Csndlescks with flexible tubing for CAS- RsPeseed OIL for
ssle by II. DAkDoSvILLE No. AS Broadway.
BRANDRETHS Pulls, when first used, may &C.
cson Pain This be submitted for the good TO come
These symptoms only VIII the body has long struggled
under load Of tenacious humor Sold at No S Cans't
cents box.
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DEFIANCE SALAMANDER SAfES.-ROBERT Nj.
PATRICK the sole manufacture in the United Sses Of the
above Safes and Defiance Locks
and Cross Bars Depot No 1872 Pearst, one door below
Mldep-lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-13

HOLIOwAY's OiNTMENT.-The healing and cool
feet Of this Bsamio Ointment upon Burns Scales Kun
ming sors itsiioss Of the Skn Sefofuous Ulcers Salt
Rheum Erysipess and all External Inflammation. is miracle
in surrery Sold the Manufactures No. 80 Madensne
Yors and No. 2 strand London; and by all Druggists
Al sc gu and 81 per pot.
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EXCITEMENT,

Attractive and Economical Presents for the Season
Mosaic Pictures IN RIcH FRAMES.
Brussels CARPETS per yard beautiful Insrains 30 cen
HIRAM ANDERSON, No. 80 BOwery
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II. IL. DEIISSEk, AuCtlohOOi, -! -'-
iss,Rk Co Nos and 57s Broadway corner OF whites
-Perempiory Aut Sale OF Rosew od
=, ei o'cIck precsely will be offered Is rosewood
PIANO FosTEs made BY best manufacturers fob,by the
largest fine instruments ever oHeIed 10 the Puo ihey
srY now on exhibition Catalogues resdy.
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A tall man is KNOX, and tall Halter into
CHRISTMAS TOYS AND Fancy ARTICLES
IMPORTANT TO HOUsEKEEPERs

Ev HAusHwour's extensive aud elegsai s.ort%en, o.
French CHINA Psran STArCARY CLOCKS BRoNzEs Silver
PLATED WARE CHANDELIEss GLASSWARE &c 10 nov sell
ing a. Nos SOL and 53 Broadway % save tae s1
breskage Of removal the new store Livery A0o nav
the price marked IN plain figures
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AtNo. SO BsoapwAy, New-York No SIG Cne'tnu''s St,
Phsdephis Sprins6eld MassThe best and only reliable
LINZ ever and use In America aud Europe az ad
Judged by th= Scientific the Worlds Fairs al London
aud also BY al the Scientific Institutes and hrs'
Snrseona In An erica. Ramphlets 5. Mt grstis.
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ROrGHNEss and DkYNEss Of the SKIN is occa-


oneA by sudden changes Of the sometimes
by Indigestion and not unirequeuy by application OF hard
water The of BURSErTs kALLsro> OF OseNr
WATER will rcmoye all unpleasant sensations aud render the
,bn deghtfuy soft aud fair. For sale by T. c. WELLS Co..
No IFS Franklin ct, and dealers generally.
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CANDY AND SUGAR PLUMs.

The Chanbersst Steam Refined CsLdy Mandatory. by
RIM .Y Co are prt for the HYldays all their choice
yie,y OF Steam Rened Candy and Sugar Pums Corne Cor
Lucopss French Fancy Boxes, Sscs, &c.
RIDLEY Co.,
Cor Hudson and Cbsmbers opposite Hud Riv r. depot
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JET ORNAMENTs.-Every variety of Jet Jet
and Gold Jewelry Nee Aoes Bracelets, sets, &c,
OSBORNE BoARDMAS & TowssESO's,
No. 81 Broadway. corner of Spdn2.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-13

In economic 10 the New HAT co
Eos l46 and l48 Nasssu and HAT for rs which
costa ana appear fashionable fo the New YesSs
call. Remember the numbers-l46 and lf8 Nassaust
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-19
New Furniture.

ID ECEIN ED by late shipments at the "Gate City
In Furniture Rooms, -
pair SociabIes Aw aud elegant styles various pat
terms ana prices.
2 daz upholstered Lounges,
5 par Sofas, fash onahle patterns.
emarbie topsirp~sing Bureaus, various patterns.
~ piAih do.
6eArsle top Friexe leg Center Tables
2ksscwood Hatstands, gilt and ivory mounted, new
and elegant patterns.
6 Hotinc do, cherry and walnut.
6 Turned do.
30doscans seat Chairs all patterns and qualities.
2doarm Rockers seat and back.
do sewing Rockers, do
Also some beautiful upholstered Ottomans, Gothic
Reception Chairs, Qasrteae 1apies, Fancy Towel
Stands. ond large assortment Of all kinds Of fash
onablefnrniture, which the public are invited TO call
and examine. {. :. ABBOTT.
dec 19d 1876 Main st.
To galloway Webster, james hsin and Andrew
Webster
Yun are hereby notified that there is now on Gle
in the office If the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Lee County, Iowa, keokuk the petition Of Pitt.
man Iennent, Dauglas x Breading, and Young
Brothers. alleging That as creditors they took Mt
tachncnt writs From the said District Court, and
caused the same fe be levied on lands If Galloway
4 Webster, to secure debts due and to become due
them tina. nj the September term Of the said Dis
trict Court Tor the YEA 1854, thu PLAINTIFF recover
ed Judgments for the amounts respectively due them
With costs and Issued executions. The plaintiffs al
lego that the lands attached (descrbd the peti-
tion) were purchased by Galloway 4 Webster 81 one
s. S. Billings, but to defraud creditors the convey
ance was executed to Andrew Webster, ana by saia
Webster to James Han, both unable pay for the
same. The bill charges that these lands still be-
/. long 10 Galloway Webster, charges contederacy
together TO defraud, prays the Court to set aside the
oonveyances Of james Hahn and Andrew Webster,
decree sale Of the lands TO pay the judgments Of
plaintiffs, and for such special and general relief as
/, the facts warrant.
| Unless you appear and answer said petition on OF
before the second day Of the February Term, 1886
of said District Court, commencing on the second
! Monday Of said month, decree will be taken ae
! cording to the equity ard prayer OF the bill.
RANKIN a. MILLER.
I dec26wit plaintiffs Attorneys.