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and pleasure, and not the will and pleasure Of

and pleasure, and not the will and pleasure OF
others may suggest and decide.
To choose, then. between two such men as
Wise and Douglas, the candidate for the Presi-
dental succession at the close Of the present IN
glorious term, would be ordinarily difficult;
and at present it is not very easy, and can only
be done BY discarding all other considerations
than the welfare of the country to which each is,
we are sure. willing enough to postpone his
claims. For ourselves, we do not hesitate to
express our belief, that, rs the country at this
moment stands, Stephen \. Douglas is by far
the stronger man to nominate for election; but.
in saying this, let us not be understood as
demanding for him more than he is fairly en-
titled to receive, or as in any manner desiring
to impair tho high confidence and sangu'ne
anticipations the numerous friends OF Gov.
Wise repose in him and entertain for his sue
cess in 1860. Should he be the nominee, no man
on earth could more certainly command our
humble services, nor could any nomination for
the Presidency give us more unqualified salts
faction and delight; but, having yesterday
given our reasons for believing that Stephen A.
Douglas can command moro surely u majority
Of the free States, we remain Of the belief that
the Democracy will be signally overthrown If
he be not the candidate. This opinion cannot,
however, blind US to the great claims of Gov.
Wise, based upon the highest public grounds,
and, in any event, we trust there can be no I'M
willingness between the friends Of both states
men cordially and sincerely to act together, no
matter which one receives the nomination.
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MrSCELLANEoUS.
FROM CITY.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Atthe Democratic eau.
Gus last night only about6( members were pre-
sent there having been a misunderstanding
Mr.. Garrett from the committee heretofore
appointed. reported a resolution that means
ought to be provided for the payment of Treasu-
~ notes now maturing, and that deficiencies
ought to be met by a reduction Of the expenses
of the Government. The resolution was dis
cussed by Mcssrs. Garnett, Stephens, Crawford,
Smith, Of Va, and others, in favor of a heavy
reduction Of expenses in all branches Of the
Government. No action was taken. Another
caucus is to be called.
The Pennsylvania Democrats held a meeting
last night and unanimously passed resolutions
supporting the Presidents tariff views and re-
fusing to recognize the acts Of the caucus as
binding on them in any manner.
WASHINGTON, Feb. "A grand ball took
place at Mr.. Douglas house last night. 1t was
q noticeable fact that nearly all the southern
members Of Congress were present.
The Senate Committee on Territories have
declared themselves against a territorial move
ment for Colona-
The House Committee on Military Affairs
to-day rejected the recommendation Of the
President 70 establish a Protectorate over Sc
nora and Chihuahua. They also postponed till
the next session the Washington and Oregon
War debt bill, which involves millions Of dol.
lara
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T FROM CALIFORNIA.

ST. LorIs, Feb. 4-The Overland mail, Of
the 10th Of January, has arrived. Paul c.
Shore was killed in Santa Clara county, by
Thomas Seals, on tho 9th Of January. Great
excitement occurred in consequence. The
military were called out to protect the priso-
ner.
Rumors prevailed in San Francisco, that
three hundred prisoners in the State Peniten-
tiary, had been accidentally poisoned by some
chemical which had been mixed in -four which
they had used.
The Probate Judge of Carson Valley, has
published a card declaring his intention to per.
form the duties of his Office without fear or
favor. A collision Is regarded Is inevitable
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a part of history, and were known to the whole

. country.
No action was taken on the subject
Mr. Phelps, Of Mo-, having moved that the
House 60 into the Committee of the Whole on
the state Of the Union, which motion was
agreed, the consideration Of the Legislative,
Executive and Judicial Appropriation bill was
resumed.
Mr.. Burnett of Ky. moved an amendment
that no officer Of the House shall be allowed to
receive the pay or discharge the duties of more
than one office. The employees Of the House
were entirely too numerous Their number
could be very materially reduced without in
juring the public business.
The amendment was rejected
Mr.. Pcndleton. of Ohio. moved to strike out
the appropriation of $4,000 for boxes. -
Two OF these boxes are given to each member
for the purpose of sending home public docu-
ments.
During the discussion which ensucd, -
Mr.. s. Cochrane of y. T., remarked that II
members desired to economist, they should
with the larger appropriations. and
not with those smaller ones which could not
be dispensed with.
Mr.. Stanton of Ohio, inquired where the
gentleman would begin?
Mr.. Cochrane replied that he would first
abolish the ranking privilege. But where
should he follow the gentleman from Ohio in
the work of rctrenchment?
Mr.. Stanton replied that he would reduce
the army to the peace establishment Of 1920.
He would strike down the navy, which was of
no use to the country, abolish the navy yards
and reduce the Post Office expenses.
Mr.. Cochranc said that the gentleman was
not anxious to reform, but TO deforln.
A long debate then ensucd on the amend
ment to strike out the appropriation for
boxes More than an hour was consumed
in discussing this item.
Mr.. Trippe remarked that he had received
only two boxes, when he was entitled to eight.
He would make a present Of the other six to
the Government.
The item of 5 5000 for the boxes was then
stricken out.
Other trihing subjects were discussed. The
proposed amendments were to the various
items of the contingent expenses Of the House.
After some further discussion the House
took u recess to 7 o'clock, for general debate.
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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY i, 1859.
CRY 1sI

SEN-AlE.
Mr.. Seward presented concurrent r~cso,u,
of the Legislature Of New York, pro,es..
against the increase Of the rates Of postage. :.
instructing their Senators TO oppose any $.
bill. Laid over.
Mr.. Clay, from the Committee on Connie
reported a substitute for a certain bill re.,;.
to the collection of customs. The bill rel,
the expenditures Of the governmen; ~
$500, 600, and dispenscs with the emplors.
of one thousand persons engaged III tie ca
ton of revenue.
Mr.. Clay said he should call this b!i up 4.
action during next week.
4 bill for the relief of Sa,ul. 4. West C,
Mccullough. Hiram McCulIoch and Ckas. Pc
dergrast. contractors at the Gosport Savy.Ya.
was passed. y.
The Senate then proceeded to the coas..s
ton of business relating to the Di>tric; Q. {
lumbia.
The Senate then took up the Avenue r.
road bill.
After some time spent in Committee Of i.
Whole, the bill was reported to the Senate
Several amendments were agreed 10, but. wI..
out coming to n decision, the Senate adjourn.
till Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Fcnton, Of New York, asked leave 10 .
troduce a bill granting pensions to invalid &
dicrs of the war Of lSl2-'l5. the pension IL
paid from the date of their disability.
Mr. Winslow of y. C., from the Comm.,t
on Naval Affairs, reported favorably on the 10.
resolution for 4 vote Of thanks to Capt :
Reid for designing the American flag.
Mr. Hopkins, Of Va. from the Committee
Foreign Affairs, reported a joint resolution !
thorizing Lieut.. Maury and Prof. Bache 70 :
ceive gold medals from the Sandman gogt.
Elent.
The resolution was passed.
Several bills were referred 10 commute
The House then adjourned till Monday.
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r FRoM HAYTI.

New YoRx, Feb. 4-Later advices from
Hlyti state that Gefard's force is estimated at
eighteen thousand men. All of the Northern
part of the island is reported to have declared
in his favor. 1t is feared that the mountaineerS
would attack Aux Cages. Many assertions
from Soulouaue have taken place.
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T FR0A A

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 4.-The Salt Lake mail Of
18th January. reached St. Joseph's six days
ahead Of the contract time. The District Court
Of Utah had adjourned. The Legislature was
still in session. The mail contractor for the
Placerville and Salt Like route has arrived
He expects to reach Washington in 10 days
frum the Pacific.
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from Household Words
TWO WORLDS,

Gods world is bathed in beauty,
Gods world is stepped in light;
1t is the selEsame glory
Which makes the day 80 bright,
Which thrills the earth with music,
Or hangs the stars in night
n j in earth's mines of silver,
Floating on clouds above
r nging in Autumn's tempest,
Murmured by every dove;
One thought fills Gods creation
His own great anne Of love!
Ia Gods world strength is lovely.
And so is beauty strong.
And light-God's glorious shadow
To both great gifts belong;
An I they all melt into sweetness,
And fill the earth with song.
Above Gods world bends Heaven,
With DAVIS kiss pure and bright,
Or f,lds her still more fondly
In the tender shade of night;
And she casts back Heavens sweetness
In fragrant love and light.
COTS world has one great echo,
Whether calm blue n,ists are curledc.
Or lingering dew drops CULVER,
Or red storms are unfurled;
The same deep love is ~throbbing =,
Through the great heart Of Gods world
Mans world is black and blighted.
STEPPED through with self and sin;
And should his feeble purpose
Some feeble good begin,
The work is married and tainted
By leprosy within.
Mans world is bleak and bitter.
Wherever he has trod;
He spoils the tender beauty
That blossoms on the sod,
And blasts the loving Heaven
Of the great good world of God.
There strength on coward weakness
In cruel might will roll;
Beauty AND joy are cankers
That eat away the soul;
And leave-O God. avenge it
The plague spot Of the whole.
Mans world is Pain and Terror,
He found it pure and fair,
AMI wove in nets Of sorrow
The golden summer air:
Black. hideous, cold and dreary,
Mans curse. not Gods is there.
And yet Gods world is speaking:
Man will not hear it call;
But listens where the echoes
OF his own discords fall,
That elamors back to Heaven
That God has done it all.
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MARRIED..

Ns Rsv. Dt. NlnneErode, ALFRED l., sou Of the Hon. VIM:
G EsSs, anil T. c., daughter Of James B. Maemurdo, and
sfaaaA.nshtsr Of the late Bahop Moore.
MAalrse, q Oak Grove, The T sldeues Of the brides "a
sAsr, on the LIST Inst, BY Tie Right Rev. james 2. Brannin,
Mr.. HENRY ANDERjOH MONTGOMERY BAILEY Of
Orange, 70 Mis ARIANNA ARNErr, eldest daughter Of
Archibald D. and Frances L Arnstt Of Louisa
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mrRNATro

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-rhe Senate to-day
unanimously confirmed the nomination OF Col.
Samuel Black for Governor Of Nebraska, and Of
Wilson McCandless, for Judge Of Western dis
trict Of PENNSYLVANIA.
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Dividend January lst, 1859. s per cent.

Dividend January lit, 1853, 8 per cent
The undersigned. Directors, have examined the above
statement and believe II 10 be correct,
ROBERT STEELE.
II. r. BAKER.
GEO. W. CHM.
JOHN 8. MILLER.
LEVI p. HARTMAN.
CORPORATION or wrscursrER, TO Wit:
Personally appeared before me, the subscriber, 4 Justic,
OF the Peace for the corporation aforesaid, Hobt. u. Wolfe,
Cashier Of the Bank Of Winchester, and made oath that III,
above statement 10 true, according 20 the best Of his know
ledge and helirI
Given under my hand this sist day 81 January, 1889.
r. J. ". POLK, J. ?,
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Mr. srEpYENs OF GEORGIA..

ArorsrA, Feb. 4-Mr. Stephens has written
n letter to his friends here, in which ne posi-
lively refuses a Congressional nomination.
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s,u..or p,u,ls. Nominate f,r the Presidency.

HARTFORD, Feb. 4.-The Democratic caucus
last night passed strong resolutions nominating
Senator Douglas, almost unanimously, for the
Presidency. Some delegates denounced the
Administration in the bitterest terms.
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DIED.

o. Monday. he 3ls Of Janaafy, In lrsdsrickaburg. at
. AoheAisa Of Dr.. J. 6. Wexford, q typhoid pnsunonia,
yu1lxP EDWARD TABB, Eco, Of waysiy, In The county
6 oisuesstss, In bis thlrty -arss year.
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DAN OF TIE VALLEY IN VIRGINIA,
WINCHESTER, January %, 1859.
To His EIeellency. isxKr A.ssisE, Governor Of Virginia
Dear Sir IL enclose statements moving condition Of TIL.
Bank, on the lst day Of January, ISIS, and 10. Instant
Very respectfully, your obsd,ent servant.
II. u. BRENT, Cashier.
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CONDITION OF VIRGINIA BANKS.

BANK OF WINCHESTER,
WINCHESTER, Va, January 81, l>So.
HI. Escenency HrsnY A. WISE. Governor OF Virginia
Dear Sir IL herewith transmit statement Of the condition
Of this Bank, on the 1St Instant.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
R0BT. D. WOLFE, Cashier.
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Louisiana. A bill for the relief Of Vim. II +,
sci. \. bill for the relief Of Captain 1
Reynolds. A bill for the relief OF John (
Tho following bills, reported from the ~.
mittee with amendments, were then seq,
taken up, the amendments agreed to, and =.
bills passed:
Senate bill to amend an act entitled :. :,
to authorize the relocation of land var.
numbered three. four, and five. sran,s
Congress to General Lafayette" approved
bruary 26, 1916. Senate bill to provide f-,
final settlement Of the land claim OF the !,
of Jehu Underwood, in Florida. Senate :
to confirm to VIM. Marvin title 10 land.
East Florida. 4 bill for the relief Of Sy,ye,
Tiffany.
And then. on motion Of Mr.. Houston .:
ALBANIA, the House adjourned.
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Mr.. G.. T.. DENEALE.-Geo. z. Dcneale E.
was. on Friday afternoon. honorably acquitted q
second charge on which he had been lately ARES:
He is now in Richmond relative 10 the matter aga
his son.
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cosprrlos or THE BANK or wiscIxsTrs, JlSrARY lsr, 1859
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CorS1r, TO WIT:
This day. Henry II. brent, Cashier Of the Bank Of the
Valley Ia Virginia, personally appeared before the sub
scribsr, a Justice OF the Peace In and for the county afore
said. and made oath that the foregoing, exhibits the true
condition Of the said Bank on III LIST day Of January. lsS9,
as made up from the Books Of the Bank and the reports
from the several Branches thereof.
Given under my hand this 9sth day Of January 1859.
GEO. ", WARD, J. 7.
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TYPHOID FEVER ~ KISG WILLIAM Co.'s
1r.-A letter from Ayle,t's says that the typhoid
yer is now raging in ,ha. nci1hborhood. Two yo.f-
er sons Of the late DR.. Falntleroy, Of King ~
Queen. have inllen victims TO thi, disease. The sei
young men Of high standing and great mora! wo.-
Several negroes have also fallen victims TO tbs IL
Cl.u-
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CoSvIcrEp.-Brown, accused Of killing N.ca
ly some months ago, was tried before Ike CiTea:; Co.
OF Allegheny county, last week. and convicted g
murder in the hrs, degree.
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Losr.-The Fredericksburg Herald" sn!
that Mr.. Fox, Of Faulnier. who died on the :;ta M
had 100000 on deposit in the Bank Of Virgin
tina, place, for some twenty Or twenty-five eoas@
tive years, aud OF course lost all interest on Il.
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TRUSTEES SALE!

UHEREAs, Elis BsdarA sad sophi Dessrd his
w wife. BY their attorney In fset, Weeks " Cui
D. lsss. did grant. bs,sain snd sslI unto wm Q.
1sui- the following ds&erttsd real estsis situate In
the county Of Woodbury. sBd state If Iowa, 70 Wit:
Lot No. I'VE tsJ in block No ore D lot No sizht fs
block No SIX fs lot No. fur ~ in block No. ses-
en- "a t No. two ~ IN block No. tbrts~n OBJ, 10
East Sioux city 10 trust fsr the following usf and
purposes 70 wit: the sid Elie B-i.rd. Charles Eou'
l~sus and Clement IaUoreaux having executed q
promsscry note far hundred and 'hirty-tso aud
Z1TJ1 dollars the 18th Of November. 1857 psysbe
10 the order 81 TootIs Jackson the 18Th dsy of
January, A D. 1855. with interest at ten PR s-Ht.
per snBun frDn date. Nov the ie,ter 20 seenre tbs
payment Of sah n,e the said party ~ the first part
hereby convey the premises Aforesaid unto VIM. g.
Maui In trust for the security of The payment q two
thirds Of said note snf in said pedzrS Eorisux
and IsnofeauA shall fall 10 pay aid not the i5ih
day u soyeu Der. 1855, then the said WIN. q Maui.
a. trustee. s5sIi he authorized t0 advertise said pr
erty in any newspaper IN the county ri sss. t~~niy
dayS and sell the st puic auction al the Pcs,
Dfire docr in Sioux City to the bzbss, b33sr f0F
cash, and psy ~ the said two~tbir3s ~ the above
mote, together sitb nil costs interests ard charges.
and any balance Of the rroeeedx remains :, shall
he held 10 the order ~ The ysi klje B-!aTd
ard the ssid Wfa q. Maui will be fully ,cx cred 70
execute deed in f.s simple frt h. premises sfretait
10 the purchaser thereof which deed sii be- aisciu'@
sDd prevent the sad party - the first part Dr biz
heirs or assigns from sitting up Any ez tbsre-
TO either 10 Law IN equity; and whereas. the saif
Bedard, Eouieanz ard Lsmcreaux bsss fsi;st 10 pay
or causs 10 Ne paid the said note and interest or any
part thereof the saii 10th day 81 Noyeuir, ID.
1855 snd the ssif note and Interest ~ due snt
unpaid. Therefore J. Wm. O. Nnul. trustee ss afoSs.
said. by virtue Of the power 10 and By ssi5 deed Of
trust given III sell the Zh dss Of January,
A. d. 1852 at the Post Oee door In sioux City. ioua
between th. boufs Of nine o'eIock. A. " and four
o'clock, r. NJ. Of said day, uhIic auction 10 the
highest bidder for cash the following property, bring
the property conveyed by said deed ofust: Lot FIVE
~ In Dock No. lot No. eight 81 IN block No.
sis tsE lot No. four A. in block No. ,esen o. lot so
two ~ In block No. thirteen t3 in Est Eoux City
Woodbury. county, Io~a, and viii execute de-d Ia
fee simple % the purchaser Of .nf. prsfn;ses.
WM. u. MAUI, TrESin~.
ST. DAVIS Attorney.
Sioux City, Iowa, Dec. q, is5s--4t
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BY their Attorneys,
SruIsx.S & CunaIya.
Original Notice.
District Cour1, Woodbury. county, Iopa.
ST Davis, Admir-,
In cbancery

Hsoht IO"fy VonuO"y cout1yy foHd
ST Davis, Admir-,
stephen b. Gardner ct ri.
To stephen d. Gardner Austin Cole y. e. lin scr,
oeorge J. sesly, Hagen Il. Lndinston. Sarah y.
Van Worst, btryrge W-ars, Eodolpnns Nsitysr--
You hereby Notified that there sill be, ~
bcfyte the eth day ~ January a. ID. 1853 ble ia
tht Ttire ~ The clerk ~ The district court ~ Wood
hurry county, psttiy Of : 4. DIG j. administrator
d the estate a futus i. Rawe iaf. II Woodbury.
enurt, aecsas4d Ginning II you the foreclosure u
mortgage, executed by stephe8 bariBer aid Aus
tin Cole, the Third jay ~ stpt.nb.Tt A. H. 1866,
for the southwest quarter ~ sssipn No tsent t.N
Ia township No eighty nine uert 81 rang. iarts-..s
en- vest u this 5ib r ~. fl Woodbury. comfy Iowa,
IL the payment of certain pfaftsssy uOis Of
the sam. date Of ssii mort4Age, dle January Eth
!hsth. said note executed Il, the said ,iarinef aud
CD. ier liie EaIn Of fourteen bhnIrsd dollars aitb
ten per cent interest," Aid claiming q ynH that
count may be taken u the amount due said mole
And mort gage, snd that your equity al redemption iu
said premises he barred and orreotel and the sale
u taid prem es, and 10 of d,eieneY, execution
inr The bslsnse dna raid not after this sale 9 sa
pt.n AID iof such Gtbef aHi further relief as thr
hatfs 81 The ease may require and To tbs eOuft SEEM
meat aud uDiess you appear aud answer thereto
fefrs tba morning u the s.b day OF February, H.
iso3 iacfss will Is entered D accordance with the
prayer u saii politipn against you thereon.
.. = DAVIS, Adin'r1 Plaintiff
Ordered 10 be published four suees ssiye weeks 10
sbss!ous City Eegi.isft by
JOAs q. CAMPBELL,
County Judge
II, rTEEHE Any tar PIN. at
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Presumption Notice.

T. FRANK GAHBNEP ard ali Tiers rsF.e=s II
cNur.Fn
YOU are hereby na'ifest thsz Z VII aptaes- l. g.
i the ie.istsr auH Ref-iYrf II fh issat staf y
the Dakota Lard District s.,bfaska Ie it 8. 4 IA.
koia City, the Z21 daF Of January. 4. II. 81 at
riocs, L. VI 70 Erayr Ety IL mt to enter - pre-
emption the south half Il north .a-f quarter and
north halt Of south quarter ~sctan IN. " tgv
ship No. %, X east, eth prin pal uisriii,B, *e
brSska 1erriro~y MICHAEL kEILEY.
W. u. CRAwFcRp, Atty.
Dakota City. y. T.. Dec. q. 1s5s-n2i-3t
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ABA ISABELLA WHO
BY hsr A'tgs -Ti'TsAAE 4 CCHEi II
Original Notice.

IesgUaTj Bales
District Court, RED. Term II O.
J4Fn=s ! AIlgut
To JsuaS j. stE~D:
>4z--igu NJ. hersBy naiifed thaf there Il Bgx IN
file ,e office ~ siark Il the Histtief rauft Ia
Woodbury. county, af-,8tinu 81 i.'gEzfi Pats Fl.
ins u sou nv. hundred aaIaFs sBsn.y justly du-
ber4s she failure IT the ttle to certain PROPERTY
sitaa. iu the town Of Logan ia tb. Territory II
bfs.t,, snd - ycp sGia to tt1- ssit Bates, With
guaranty II tn. title. sna $50 asE ing the foreclosure
OF a morfga-e given By you T. tn. ssiJ Hates
IN the sati sam - i've huHdrsd tgisfs Ia r4te the
title Of the saij land should H. tbst unless sou
,ypesr and tlisTsts trf0r- III. inrrIiHs
oi ftr sthth isy ofjinuary. D. 1859. IL beiBx 'he
ming Il the s.gu1 day u the February Of
said court, Judgment wilt he rendered against VOC
thereon. lion ARD BATS, Pin.
By Ii. BAxLLT, his Attorney.
TITS Batice having 6rH returned by the sheriff Il
said county endorsed. the within nsu.I drfrndant
not FUND IN my baisick,' hereby order ti.
TO b. published in the sigux City H.gI.tsr, a PAPER
published ia said county.
T. CLARK. Clerk.
By FRED VI. HUBBkLL Dept.
December %. ls5t-.N