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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-03-19
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wholesale and Retail
Paper. StatiOnery.& Blank Book
STABL ISH M f MT.
~ "A. H. BURLEY, IL ~
HAS at his old stand, i92 Lake Street, Chicago,
Ii 1000 Reams Cap papers, 300 do. Letter paper;
1000 Commercial Note; q
1000 I" Ladies', Bath, white and colored do;
100000 envelopes, Of every variety, white and
coored, and Of all styles, for commercial Official
Also visiting and fancy cards Of all Styles Printers
cards and card board Coiored printing papers, fancy
and colored paper for bronze and other printing Mar
PRINTERS INK. $40
News, Book and colored inks!
Engineers Draughting Instru-
menfs,
Drawing papers, Tracing, Profile and crosssection Pa
per, tape lines T. squares triangles ivory and box
wood scales draughting pins tracing linen, and roll
stationery mt wholesale,
Gold and Steel Pens lead wax, envelopes Pencils wr
ting inks Of all colors port folios, wrnng desks.
Bankers and office men are invited to ex-
OFFICE STATIONERY,
with commercial and legal blanks, bill heads cards,
way bills, shipping bills and receipts.
Account Books, ~
Consisting Of Ledgers, Journals Daybooks, Botters
Invoice Books, Cash Books, Shipping Books, Receiv
ing Books, Receipt Books, Bill Books, Note Books
Order Books, Memorandum, &c. ..1s-~.- a
Books, Forms, Blanks Sc,
For Railroads. Banks and Offices of any desirable style
promptly executed in style unsurpassed.
My business is exclusively in Paper Stationery and
ing the best of every article desired and give salts
faction to all customers. Having just completed
stone front building, customers win find the old
spot, 122 Lake Street All. BURLEY.
Oct l5--n33-lv
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GEORGE HOLLAND,

Er EsPECEEULLY announces that he 81
NC win carry on the Tailoring Business In all ~
its various branches Having had several years ~
experience in the business, he feels confident he LII
can giye every one ht" His shop Is the ground
floor, two doors below the Henry House
Cutting on shortest notice and at reasonable
prices. Aug Is. n26-ly
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THROUGH TICKETS
For all Eastern points, TO be had at the ticket ONCE I'M
Burlington. s e.. g. IA Nd MONI1, SUPP. 3
SAINT. POWELL, General Ticket Agent
July 25th, 1s56-ly. ~ "a l+f = 500 - tiA't' =
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-03-19

THE MEDIDAL TRINITY.
Each of RAILWAYS Three Remedies possesses specia
curative powers certain Diseases and when eithe
the READY RELEF RENoy ATiNG REsoLvEsT to the REGU
LAToRs used for tire certain class of disease the
specially designed for the system undergoes rap
i'd transformation from its diseased condition to heal
thy and happy state OF existence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10
We@ 0rltans Dailp Grestsnt.
SATURDAY MORNING JANUARY 10, 1857.
Metairie Course Races.


The very disagreeabe weather Of yesterday threw
damper upon sporting. The cold rains and drizaes
which alternated during the forepast of the day,
affected the race course, might have been expected
the track was heavy, and the attendance very slim
Those who did attend, however specuIated literally,
for the race promised to be of considerable inter-
est the winners of the previous days races, Minnie
ha,ha and Liz Mardis, being entered with Mary
B for purse of 500, mile heats, best three in
five. The achievements of Minne.ha-ha and Liz
Mards seemed to have effect upon the baekers Of
Mary B, and the betting was about even on Mary
against the field. Min-neha-fa however. won the
race easily in three straight heats, and considering
the state Of the track, the time made was excellent
We append the particulars and summary.
First Heat-Mn-neha-ha -ha got little the lead at the
start, having the outside track Liz EIardis came
next, having the inside, with Mary B about
length in her rear. They showed in the second turn
pretty close together, and in the back stretch Mary
B brushed past Liz Mardis, and gave Mime ha- la
the hardest kind of push. Rounding into the home
stretch, however, Min-ne-ha-ha gained ground and
came in an easy winner, in 1:531
Second Heat-Mary B. got the lead by a iumD.
Mn-neha-ha second, and Liz Mardis little in the
rear In the second turn, Min-ne-haha closed up to
Mary passed her gracefully in the back stretch, and
came home handsomely ahead in l:544.
Third Hedt.-The ease with which Min-ne.ha.ha
won the first two heats precluded further sport large
odds upon her final triumph went begging. At drum
tap Mary again got the start, Mime ha- ha pushing
closely Entering the back stretch the latter laid her
self out in earnest, brushed past Mary and kept a
little way ahead till they got into the last half mile
Then Mary left Liz Mards for good and Min-ne-haha
left Mary in the same way. The two gaps widened
and Min-ne-ha-ha came home in 1854, leading Mary
B twenty or thirty yards and distancng Liz
Mardis.
SUN AIRY.
META1RE Course, n. O., Fridny January ls5-Jocke
Giuo Purse s54-Miie iea:s-Best three ia i've.
| Hon. ID. +. kenners b. +. Nin-n-hdtu by Ma
| homet, dam Kate Aubrey, 3.y. o.............. |
| Col! a L. BlacamaN's (T b. Pondextsr's s. cl. f..
1ory b, by Glencoe, dam Marietta, by Pram,
| Gen. T. j. Weiss cl. f. Liz Hards by Glencoe
dam Fam! c., y yo,................:..... 8 dis
Time-l:53a 1913 l:534.
tCoRnEcTIoS-In report of the first race on Thursday
the types made say that Cary Bell the avorite beor
tie 500 $40 Substitute Min ne ha. .ha for Car
Bell and ;Ae report will be all right Accidents e.c.l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

SAD.-Capt. Winslow, of the schooner Minerva at
Fall River, Mass from Baltimore, saw Oh the 23d
inst, Sereord Inlet fore and aft schooner, full
of water with one man lshcd in the fore-rgging and
others of the unfortunate crew in the tops-a appa-
rently having been frozen to death. Although the
wreck remained in sight until the next day, the
wentherwos such that Capt. Winslow unable to
approach to ascertain who the poor souls were. He
had, on the previous day, off Chncoteague shoals,
passed quantity of yellow pine lumber and pieces
Of the rail of vessel which possibly came from the
wreck.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10
Business,

There was not much offered yesterday for remark
The weather was cold, drilling and something of an
arctic temperature in the fore part of the day. which
put folks altogether out Of humor for trading. At a
later hour rain commenced to fall checking the dis
charging and loading Of steamers and vessels. If it
does not become colder we shall rest content as we
believe that the Western rivers which are reported to
he obstructed by ce will long remain so. In the
meantime Western products are bringing good prices,
and though cotton has been rather inactive for two
days past, we consider that as very immaterial as
there is only moderate quantity of the article on
sale at this moment.
The European accounts Of the 24th ult. brought by
the screw steamer North America, arrived at Port
land. which We published in our issue yesterday had
no effect on market. 1t is hardly worth while at
this moment to expect any heavy transactions in cot
ton from the want Of facilities in placing bills as it
will require few days to relieve the market from
the press which has been accumulatins for the past
week.
The alvces by the Asia are fully due, and should
they confirm the favorable character of the advices
already received (of which there no doubt we do
not think that our market will be much enlivened
because there must be further advance in Liverpool
to cover present prices ruling here.
The London accounts brought by the Fulton re-
garding money matters are considered favorable
excepting by the Bears, who are always growing as
though they had sore heads We give no extracts
this morning for want Of room: moreover, the mails
by the Niagara, of the Goth ut., may come to hand
this morning We can only add that the commercial
and financial advices by the Fulton are highly
encouraging, and if the directors of the Bank OF
England do not choose to reduce the rate of interest
it will neither make money any dearer nor scarcer in
this good city of New Orleans as the time has passed
that our welfare depended upon the whims and
caprices Of the mandators of the old woman il
Threadneedle street.
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New YEARS DAY IN THE WHITE HoUSE.-The
first day of 1857 was celebrated in the Presidential
mansion much in the manner it was in the residence
of our Mayor. The foreign ministers and their secre
taries were presented to the Chief Magistrate, and
most of the members of the Cabinet were present
The house was thrown open to the public and thou
sands paid Their respects to the President,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

CoTToN.-The receipts for the twenty-fo hours
ending at o'clock last evening were by the Eclipse,
from Vicksburg, l,G24 bales Natchez from Vicks'
burg, 2,Ol2 Empress, from Trenton 4S5 Florida,
from Mobile, 355 Woodford, from Memphis, 27s
Aunt Lefty, from Nashville CSC sundry boats 2l4.
Total, $40 bales The receipts for the correspond
ing day last year were j O27 bales
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

SUtc1DE.-Martin Hampton, of Lawrence county,
Ohio, having gone partially blind, went to Cincinnati
where an oculist totally destroyed his sight in at
tempting to restore it. The patient returned home
and committed suicide by hanging hinlsclfwith hand
-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

HANDSOME C0EDUCT.-Com. Stewart, whose term
of command of the navy yard in Philadelphia was
about to expire, wrote to the Secretary of the Navy
to name his successor The latter in reply said the
Commodore should hold his present command as long
as it was acceptable to him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

A FALSE REPoRT.-The arrival of the Fulton set
ties the fact that the story Of boat and number of
passengers of the lost steamer Lyonnaise having been
picked up and carried into Bordeaux, was false.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

ADMITTED TO BAIL.--Lews Baker, the murderer
of Bill Poole has been admitted to bail by the su-
preme Court of New York in the sum of $4,000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
WEIR MISSISSIPPI.

LO w E r us 81 8 IPP P1.
:f:',. on S1EgfPAE e. ,?;s" xsS 5slE.zs
1sss :s,@ss @ e9 s:n4S ssss +
say asS m be sss ssyr
boat, so.x r |1s H5pn s:s G2 @ EsSs ss :
sam @ . M prss ,s Of sns at 5 Sssson
Ssvs @ Star nt and 1lsdnia a'' @
4"s' q MERHyHR4y IND IN inst ssw okrAss
Hs sS"S;ss: Es'Ssi hs,sR:
the III sDe4 &c ts Rsf@ 5 sssy qn" s on nS
and Win fright i or pa passage SAGE
jsio ' JOHN E: HYDE : g. ss roytrss st.
+ VIII ycT e resipPsa hs WIG KiSsr rssEs
Mems % M acets Pos staT and eona 5r at
Leaves HGGnaN GEE ME3SEsRAB RhbyfsbiA irF WEEKLY
Fsat SHs Gfs'" id"s " s Ahf T?oFshs rshss
5Ei SIS
w: e. M 5:sn"s Hess' ii
nl5 II = T. b: SMITH. /: Tehonpitonas street.
FOR RED RIVER.
E ,s"e REaUl,,; & :ATYhptH RED 'a i sivEFs fAcx
s6 ssia2 :1s9 @' ea %sss
. port really receive freight and above
ja5 j. MAii.f:TT % Front street
The Osprey lie. at the foot Of Bisnyille str
"; .',. ?" oK tdtfeAf is !f s ei;t pfREcr
For Shreveport, Grand Ecore Grand Bayou,
$: q. 5s sS%F:sP:
for above and all intermediate landings passage
IA T. b SMITH, Tchonpitoulas street.
r For M sHREvIsPoRT 9:1 i: IL ,'IG* CIR And
s9sHt,S Bayon, Grand Ecore and AeN4ndrin-The ele
kpt NJ.
Wright, ). D. Clark, master viii leave above. For
F,Th' IL passage app op B. DS;J SYd # 70 7con,on street.
.rs' o1 F5K 5TERR4T sAKEvEpoRr 3s siaB 4 Gi!Asp
tEt @l.tEEt Bay3m, Grand Ec?Ie AleMa2dra and Gorons
a9. a1 1% e. bs~ 4 T ~ sa1e Is soss
Fs s freight Or PT'si g. g4 sn2T On Son G street
BLACK RIVER.
w s.S, on oI; d. ;T3 ''; Kiy 9S1sz 4
r., M new s:es's aT& Fr2nS an lt, Seeal"s
apply OIL bonrd.. jas
WHITE RIVER.
rr=ss. - FOR iyHITf1 ii RiVER. I'VE AK
: Ths ,ps,nd4 lgLt sransh s'faaer s5a = Hlorrl-
7 r 'E@msnts aa p H G%T Ss SsISs sn Be- r
dem nd Bay, ann al! nter,eat landings White River
aoTe For fire. % or passage having unsurpassed acc9mno
ja7 J. NALLETT. % Front street
YAZOO RIVER.
M,s'Ys FOR :AllEff9AE l,Ef.E !f :; GiEFsGooD E: +
Mt. Sio1 Iazoo CiIy Satara aud ali interneiiate
z ; sr s rHYft @ s rss,snsfr s s!e"P. se
rs i T. SMITH, Tchonnitoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

1T isa fact" says the Bombay Gazette, that the
pence year for clothng.H
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

Foe WHITE RIyER.-Owing to the incemency of
the weather. the steamer j. Morse has been detained bu: will
positively leave this evening 5 o'clock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10
LAKE HOI7E PACK

n.a., l. 4 * Il iO II y = A & X T. I
r=uaG.trsss = ST EAAiiR CRE.BEE.-Sunmtr Arrange
sss.sS raetFor Ocenn Springs and Intermediate land
The splendid low pressure packet
CREOLE Lewis NeOn mister built expressly for this trade
with superior Recommendations will leave the POntchUtrair
Railroad the Lake of the follows:
ET, wv 2 suIbAY F5o2 GS2 ESiS slGss
THURSDAY MORNINGS AN WEDNESDAY MORNING.
SATURDAY EVENING, 4P. N FRIDAY MORNING
ahnpassage Mississippi City, Boxand Ocean Springs s. 50
r. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans. June !. 1866. 145
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THE LAKE.

nms.. FOR HIDIlLE-DAILY U. 5. NAIL
lNE-Wrter ArransementIFhe splendid low
packet Cuba, r. A. Hur,
master: Florida. W. H. IGtcAiass master: CnlitoI-
MIA. A. l.. Myers master, buit expressly for the Lake
trade superior Of the above steamers
will leave the Poncartran Railroad DAILY the arrival
of tie 4 p. NJ train Of cars. - -
Returning Wi! stop Pascagoula MONDAYS ard THURS
DAYS, -,
.1NeN - EEIrE.s A.-n1 a Ran i,lacn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

TTyTrSITAL CFiANCE-THOSE WISHING TO EN-
- gage legitimate and very profitable business, readily
unltIsood n trnte) from which a fortune could he
; izei in utmost any the country, suitable for the
Farmer Mechanic Mechanthe cost comparatively tit
til, very tlin with every throughout the enllr9
country fill leisure time protably Very man
huve vailed selveS Of the chance and doing we'll lie
0r,orln is still open For particulars address, With stamp
CHcI0SG!. bto. a. fANhflrn q ~
new iorh w!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

CtNDIES-SON boxes $40 half do, 400 quarter do Proc'
" JOSEPH Lands CO,
Trhn aire
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
L O N D o n.

LON DON.
I'M FOR LON DON--THE Al AMERICAN SHIP
kfRfS> Equity, N"yes, master, is loading and will
mletlinte Dispatch For freight Of tobacco
slaves, apply to
j. p. WHITNEY & CO., 81 Carondelet street.
For passage, amply to captain on board. d9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10


u GOVERNMENT OF NICARAGUA l'OAN
I,v decree Government o! Nicaragua" fhSSc
last that Government authUfIel ioh nl
S5Nu aud durltc,iatcd the in the city OF New Orleans
10 be CrrieQ under the direction and agency OF the uNlaF
signed. .. 9 .,. . ,..4.
This Loan made payable in twenty years from the Isl in
a The Bank Of Iousunu and is carrying stH per cent Per al
nam in payable annually also at the Bank o l1ulsIa
This Government has also apn by this rTce one Mil2h
Acres their Lands additional sarIE to nc loha
holders ultimate payment: the Scrip tor wAch Lana
are prepared offer for sale since the government
has become established permanent basis we f1hK tose
securities Ttr great capitalists ana planters
would in ve parties feel Interested il this eteFise OF
great Importance examine The above decree %ifh l" VI
record Office VIM. ChrisIy, notary OF lmlS Guy
~ NJ. PII.GiIER,
S F. SLATER,
For sale by NJ PllCiER!
rnltf Carulielc st.. corner lflinn
DEHIOyAI.- CHARLES GOTTSGlhlk HAS EE'
IL moved lrug from No 81 Custom 1uAe street 10
No Is RoyRl street. c.,
Ills stock of Medicines is equa TO any in the So1h
| Il experienced Chemist always iT attehiallge
Physicians prescriptions carefully put m aud at reasonable
rates CHARLES uOTfSCHAk,
| nj If l5 Royal street.
|tNDI,ES-SON boxes half do 400 quarter do, Proc
" ''' ''"'''' '"'' JOSEPH Lands L CO,
| 100 81 Tchonpitouas street.
yYINC-oO tons French and American in % % 100 and 400
| II lb kegs for sale by ALFRED KEARNf,
| do u Magazine street.
| T1ELT-For sheathing ships for sale by
ALFRED kEARNY,
| do 70 Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

LHELT-For sheAthing ships. for sale by
L ALFRED kEARNY,
do 70 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

yINC-0O French and Amlic4P in p % 100 and 400
Il lb kegs for sale by ALFRED hE4RN1' .,
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VIII leave SAT IURRAT. 10Th inst, at P NJ
, Ts.. FOR WHITE RIVER. ARK
The srlsndd 4ht iransht stsaaer J. Iorrl-
!ort elizabeth, Grand Gase, Dts Arc, puvnl BLUFF, iler
dem IndiR Bay ami all intermediate landings White River
Shove For freit passage having unsurpassed Rccommo
datuns, apply on lsJatd, ort
jn7 J. MAIIETT. % Front street.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29
For Constable.

WE are authorised TO announce c. j.. MERE
DITII as an Independent candidate for Constable
in the coming election for the township of Wea-
vervile. site.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29
ms VENT NOTICE.

In the Co Court in and for the Go Of Trinity State oi Cal
In the matter Of the petition Of JonN FEnLEY, an
Luso'o1nt Debtor, to be discharged from his de1ts
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE HON
L r. T. MILLER. Judge of said Court made on
the Sd inst notice is hereby given to all the cred
itors of said insolvent John Fehley, to he and
appear before the Hon. r. T. Miller, Judge of
said Court, in open Court, on
Monday, the 1h day of September \. d. 1884,
at 2 o'clock. p m at tho Court House of Trinity
County. then and there to show cause, if any they
can, why the prayer Of said insovent should not
be granted. an assignment Of his estate made,
and he be discharged from his debts as an inso-
vent debtor.
In witness whereof have hcrcunto set my
TL.s.l hand and attached the seal of said Court,
this, Aug. 3D.. A. D., 1857.
JNO. A. WATSON, Clerk.
cost r. G.. STUART. Deputy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN

TNHE UNDERSIGNED being desirous Of clos
l. ing up his business and returning to the At
lantic States, offers for sale the following proper
ty. viz:
Two small houses with wood shed and stables
attached. on the corner of Court and Carr SITS
three-eighths of the lot, carpenter shop and lum-
Der yard on Court street, known as N. Short Il
Co shop the ball court on Taylor street, known
as Collins one two-stOry dwelling g-housc, ele-
9antly fnishod, Oh Tag lor street "a lot on Tay-
lor street heretofore owned by NJ. Short 4 Co. a
dwelling house on Main street, near tn residence
of +. T. Edwards; a lien on the lot and dwelling
house known as the Paulin house, now occupied
by Mr. Eastman, on Court street; a set of carpen-
ter tools, quantity of lumber, one Haulc, saddle
and bride, and two cooking stoves
The above property is situated in the most Cen
hral and desirable portion of the village Of Wea-
vervillc. The dwelling-houses are all new and
of the best style of work. Those wishing to Sc
cure acomfortable dwelling house at great bar
gain, or to purchase any OF the above property,
would do well to call on the undersigned soon.
DANIEL ROWLAND.
Weaver. July 4, 1857. 24d.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29
S. MARKEWITZ.
SheriH's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORECLO-
ID sure and an order to me directed. issued ont
,of the Hon. District Court Of the Ninth Judicial
District. in and for the County of Trinity, and
',ysdg gmcnt entered therein the l4th day of
august A. d., 1857, in favor of Sullivan Felter,
and against +. Harris, for the sum of seventeen
hundred and twenty scven-l00 dollars (Sl7-
II 27ioO principle and) interest to the lith day
-of August, A. D., 1857 and twcuty-six (S26) dol
1srscosts of suit and accrung costs, have levied
Mpon, seized, and will expose for public sale TO
the highest bidder, for cash, at the Court House
in Trinity County, on
Siendsy the l4th day of September, A. D., 1857,
between the hours Of l2 o'clock, III. and 3 o'clock
rp m. all the right. title and interest of f. Harris
in and to the following described property. to
wit: All that house and lot situated on Oregon
tt,uGeh, just below the Oregon Gulch Hotel. and
sltnown as Sullivan Felter's new store, all in
Njrinity County, State of California.
Dated this 22d day of August A. D.. 1857.
JOHN B. MAY, Sheriff.
by G.. J. Love, Deputy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29
SUM MON $

STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
COUNTY OF TRINITY,
In The District Court Of The Ninth Judicial District
David C. Brush, plaintiff, VS. Thos. Maydwell
ct. al. defendant.
The People Of The State Of California,
To Thomas Maydwell GREETING
VTOU are hereby summoned to answer the com
i plant of David c. Brush filed against You.
"a follows If served on you in this County.
within ten days; if served ont of said County
and in this judicial District. within twenty days;
in all other cases within forty days, in each case
exclusive of the day of such service. in nm action
commenced against you in the aforesaid Court,o
the llth day Of May. A. D.. 1857. wherein the
plaintiff prays judgment against you. the said de-
PENDANTS, for the sum that may be found due him.
cost of suit and money disbursements. and also
that certain deeds be annullcd. so far as they in
tertrre with plaintiffs rights and for sale of GER
tain premises as by copy of said plaintiffs com
plaint herein filed will more fully appear. If
You fail to answer said complaint as herein di-
rectcd the plaintiff will take default against You,
and ask of this Hon. Court such Judgment as may
be demanded in the premises. and rs may seem
equitable. Published by order of the Court.
Witness. Hon W. p. DAINGERFELD. Judge of
the said District Court Of the Ninth Judicial Dis
trct, this 18th day Of August. A. D.. 1857.
Attest. my hand aud seal of the said Court,
[I~s.) the day and year last above written.
JNO. A. WATSON. Clerk.
80 by X. G. SrUART,Drp Clerk.