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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18
CONGRESS-.

In the Senate. Yesterday. Mr.. Seward pc.
elected for six years from the 18th of March
next.
Mr.. Shields offered a resolution inStru''.uC
the Committee on Territories to inquire INFO
the expediency of organizing that portion OBJ!
the original Territory Of Minnesota lyingwr,-
of the new State. Adopted.
Mr.. Hale offered a resolution inStructiug
the Committee on Public Buildings to inquir"
into the expediency Of remodeling and recon
structing the north wing of the Capitol, So -
TO bring the Senate chamber on the end and
sides of the building; and give it the benefit
Of outside windows and fresh air. Laid
He also called up the Joint resolution M.
thorizing the President to confer upon Capt.
Chas. Stewart, Of the United States Nav,
the rank of senior flag officer of the Navy.
adopted-yeas 81, nays ii.
Mr.. johnson, of Tenn, called up the rr.o-
luton instructing the Committee on Finance
to enquire into the expediency of limiting a
expenses of the government; within its rryr.
nue..
The death of Hon. T. l.. Harris Of Illinois
was announced by Mr.. Douglas, and after
the adoption of the usual resolutions Of rr-
spect, the Senate adjourned.
In the House of Representatives, on notion
Of Mr.. Phelps, of Mo, it was resolved for Ia"
ensuing two weeks, to hold evening sessions
for general debate in Committee Of the " hole
to commence at seven o'clock.
Mr.. Stephens moved that the 18th, 2Gth
and 9th ~instants shall be set apart for the
consideration Of business pertaining to IAs
territories.
Mr.. Morgan desired to amend, so hat
questions concerning the admission Of new
States, should not have the benefit Of TINS
rule.
Mr.. Stephens replied that that would b" for
the majority of the House TO decide.
Mr.. Morgan then objected to the motion.
Mr.. Stephens moved that the rules be- SUI.
pended. IN order 10 allow his former motion
to be entertained. Pending this question
Mr.. Morris Of Illinois announced the death
of This colleague, Thomas l.. Harris, and after
pronouncing an appropriate eulocy on The
deceased, offered the customary resolutions.
The resolutions were seconded By NJ.
Clark, Of New York, who also pronounced 70
eulogy.
The resolution was adopted and the Hou,r
adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18
The Difference.

The New York Journal of Commerce no
tees the paragraph which stated that Robert
Morris. the colored lawyer, OF Boston, bar
gained for a residence in Carysville. but that
the select white inhabitants of that locality
demonstrated with the owner of the property
and prevented him from making the sale
II then goes on TO contrast this statement
with that of the parish of lberville, on the
Mississippi, of the estate of the late oamuel
Harrison, Il few weeks since. There were
assembled a large number OF the ~neighDorinS
planters, and it is one OF the wealthiest ana
mos, fashionable neighborhoods in the State.
The plantation and negroes were offered III o
lump. and a spirited bidding ensued. Final
" the property was knocked down toa free
negro for the sum of two hundred and sixty
thousand dollars. After the sale the price
was commented on, but there was neither II
word nor "A look of disapprobation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18
Army Intelligence.

The War Department has received the m,
rut,s of the General Court Martial, convened
=, Fort Randall, Nebraska, for the trial OF
Lieutenant Lee, second infantry. and has
confirmed the decision of the Court, honora.
bly ncouitting that officer. Lieut.. Lee will
therefore resume his duties. Another Court
Martial, which has not yet concluded its bu-
.;ne.,, has been called to try Lieut.. Hunter,
also of the second, on charges not yet allowed
10 be published. ,
In Consequence of the many assaults made
,non the officers and men stationed ut Camp
Tioyd, Utah Territory, by citizens, an order
with the rumorcd sanction of the Wal De
nor,ment. has been issued to the effect that all
soldiers who, for the future, may be required
to 20 on duty in public places, will be armed
80 that they can defend themselves In case OF
,.tack. Assistant Surgeon Corey and Lieut..
sanders. twoOficers who were assailed byth
mob. have recovered from the effects OF their
wounds and are doing well.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18
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~SMpTJ:
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Later from New Mexico.

ST. Louis, Jan. 1.-THE New MnN..an
mail of the 9th ult., has arrived. The mail
party encountered bad roads on the route
nothing had been heard Of THE missing mail
party from Neosho.
toy. Renchcr says in a special message
that the armisticc with TIE Navajoes amounts
to nothing, as it does not provide for the ,uG-
render of the murderers of Mai. Bro -
negro.
The commissioners claim a return OF all
property taken during the war. and the r>'a.-
lishmcnt of a line, east OF which the Na,,-
joes shall not plant or Craze their stock
No peace will be consummated except u9n
these terms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18

$l,j2i II

THE Coal TnApr.-Thc annual report ct
the President of the Board of Directors OF the
Baltimore Corn and Flour Exchange ron-
tains the following comments upon the man
agcmcnt of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
and its results to the trade and general pros
peritv of Baltimore 4.
The trade in Cumberland coal, which we
hoped to enjoy. has been nearly lost To tn"
city and the road. hy mi>managemcnt. TIP
to lS56. coal was brought from Cumberland
to Baltimore III large quantities. with prospect
of continual increase, at the rate of SD per
ton. at which priceitatford"d oneotthr largest
and most profitable items OF freight. 'nwiec-
". the rate was raised Do centperton. lhls
was regarded by the miners As an act OF IN
Justice. and although they preferred the
Baltimore market at a fair rate OF freight
they were induced, by the offer OF cheaper
TRANSFORMATION to make their arrangements To
abandon the railroad and Baltimore. and seek
the Alexandria market. 10y way OF the canal.
Accordingly they advanced the means t. re-
nair the canal. which had become nearly un-
nayieable. and have built large numbers OF
boats, and made arrangements Tor the trans
portation Of great quantities OF coal To Mex
aandria. If we fail to secure the coal of Mary
land and the western agricultural produce
we will lose also the trade of the Chesapeake,
of this state and Virginia. which we ha'"
heretofore cnioyed. The produce of this re-
zion will be attracted to Alexandria. to Phil
aadepbia and To New York. To- the tive FORMER
by the cheaper oastwise frcights, which they
Will offer in consequence of their great coal
trade; to New York by the cheaper trclghtS.
which she will continue to offer TO Europe.
Tur M,yoRNTY or GEoRGETowN.-Nc
perceive there is likely to he some contest at
the coming Mayors election in GeorS''own'
which takes place next month. a card has
been circulated in pamphlet form by Henry
Addison. esq, ex-Nlayor of the town. III
which he announces himself rs n candidate
for reelection once more and only once
Mr.. Addison takes this opportunity to de-
fend himself from certain misrepresentatlons'
he states TO have been circulated to his dis
favor. and claims to come before his fellow.
citizens with IA perfectly clean record, and
! disclaims all party connexions whatever. lie
adyocntes the reduction of the Mayors salary
from 81, 900, the present amount, 10 s6"", anu
would with the $500 difference secure the
services Of a Street Commissioner. We hear
that the present Mayor is ais" a candidate
! and n third candidate il J. \. Magru'ier. ESQ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18
The United States Treasury.
The Coal Trade.

The quantity Of anthracite coal sent to market
last year. from the Pennsylvania region. was
t.49l Isl tons, an increase Of %, 500 tons over 1857.
There We're also sent to market 0,O0O tons OF
-emi anthracite. and if to this be added the Cum
hcrlsnd and foreign importations the increase of
1858 over 1857 j. 40. 100 tons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18
Departure Of tho Minister TO China.

SAvANNAH, Jan. l5.-Gen. Ward left vc..
tcrday on the steamship Augusta for New
York, en- route for China. The wharves wrrn
denscly crowded to witness his embarkat;"u.
aud the Chatham artillery fired a salut" ~
the Augusta left her dock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18

nublicly stated after the affair that the Dis
turbanre was preconcertcd and that til"
alarm of fire was merely gotten up to give
an opportunity for the parties concerned to
meet The policemen were not present, he
cause they were told the fire was on the
wharf. The affair was most disgracctui to
all concerned. and it is with regret that We
have +, nubIish such details. Much indlg-
nation was and is manifested by our citizens
that such outragrs should occur. The names
Of several parties concerned, were yesterday
giyen to the Mayor, and warrants issued tor
their arrest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18
MARRIED.

On the 9TH Of January. at the Mountain House,
by Rev. ". q. Eggleston. Rev. JOHN l. lkONE'
- the Baltimore Annual Conference, and Miss
MARY ,NSLEY. second daughter Of the late
Mir + r. Muse Of Frederick county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures i

ARRIVED.
Brig LEM. Traverse, Barbados. to Il. H.. Lam
bert.
Schr. Only Daughter. Bunnell, New York to
Fuwlc 4 Co.
Schr. sun. Thurkin, Aqua Creek, corn to Rob
inson 4 Payne.
SAILED.
Schr. Astoria. Wooster. New York by Ed. Me-
hafcy.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Decatur Cakes. Rowland, from TINS port,
arrived at Providence 18th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18

BopY-SyA1cuERs were surprised on Thurs
dav night. in the Catholic battle-ground at
Georgetown, in the very act of disinterrins
q corpse. For want of proper evidence they
csconcd LEGAL punishment WASH. tH'oH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18
Georgetown Cattle Market, January is.

The offerings of beef cattle at the yards yester-
day amounted TO only about 2oO head, one hun
dred of which was purchased by District butchers
nj 81 2j@Sj - on the hoof, equalto sc so So
50 net. The remaining 100 was left over. Sheep
3!Mj cts. r b.. Hogs-but very few offering-SS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18

NV YORK, JASv>R 18th, lS59.-Thc stock
market has assumed Il frlner tone. The money
market is very easy. In State stocks little was
done. Missouri skies closed at Sol, yesterdays
price; Virginia at 96!; and Illinois interest of 1860
al 9i!. The steamer City of Manchester for Liv-
erpool took out TO. day $1,000 in bars.
The improvement in land warrants continues.
though as yet the demand is principally specula-
tive. The nrices to-day are:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18
AUCTION SALES.
adjourned.
4 VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED

ALI iDIT. a.Np Hl'I1bI i"f NV HI
n FARM FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
by virtue of two deeds of trust executed by sam
ucl +. Ashby. to the undersigned, trustee, one bear
ing date the 18th January. 1891, and the other luu
lgfh March. 1858, and both recorded in he Cl"Ik-
office Of the County Court of fauqUicr County. Sc"
will offer for sale at public auction, 10 the hIgnr-'
bidder, on the premises, on T''.d"y. he Frs' d'y
of Norch, 1853, that valuable tract of LAND, con.
tanning 3Sl ACRES. situated in the said County
of Fauquior, Qu The Manassas Gap Railroad. about
two mile, above Piedmont Station. now in the pos.
session of said Samuel T. Ashby, who will show
the property 10 any one wishing Ia examine ill.,
This farm il in u high state Vt cultivation. Inc
fields well laid of, End most of the fencing of stone.
- and in good condition. The improvements
~ are good, consisting VI an excellent ana rHui
modiGu. DWELLING HOUSE, and all the L,r',
-arv out-bou-cs, such u barn, gTanary, stable.
carriage house, ice house, aud school room. g.. =
we'll of excellent water, with a pump in the yard.
and many other conveniences. There is ahu on
the PREMISES n thrifty and extensive Young ]0Trhard.
aud q good supply OF wood aud running wut'r.
TERMS % SALE will be- ten per eentum ~ the
purchase money in cash-fOr tue residue, a credit
will be given Of six, twelve aud eighteen mouths.
in equal instruments, tho purchaser TO Civ" bomb.
with good security, aud II deed Of trust Oh the IHni.
to secure their payment. Possession Of the prru.i-c,
vii! he given as soon as the terms vi sale are com
piled with. JOHN p. PHILLIPS. T.
CHARLES 7. GREEN.
Also, at the same time and place, the undersigned.
will, by virtue of the last mentioned deed, offer for
sale, 1T public auction, to the higbcs'hidder, au"lh
cr tract or parcel Of valuable and highly improved
LAND, adjoining the tract above mentioned, con
tanning 90 ACRES, upon the following tern
One third Of the money to be paid IN 'ash oro
third on the first Of September, 1872. aut The fc-:
due on the first of September, 1869, Tue deierrrt
instalments are to bear interest from the day %
sale, the interest payable Annually, and be secure,
By bouds, with good security, and u deed Of t"-,
on the land. CHARLES T.. GREEN, Trust.
f%auquier Coanty, jap is-eo,a
G0LLECTOR,S GALE-Mil be offered fnr Mo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18
DIED,
AL M A N A C e..

Al stockton, California, on the 18th OF Novem'
bsr. 1883. II. TOLER. aged IS years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18
BY SAMUEL J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NIsH WHARF FOR RENT, AT PUBLIC AUC-

II TION.-On SATURDAY. 22nd Of January,
at IL O'Clock, w.. in front of the Mayors Office,
will be rented at Public Auction, for the ensuing
Fishing Season, commencing on the lst day of
March. and ending on the lst day of june, 1859,
the property known as the FISH WHARF, and
bounded by Union street ON the West, the north
line of Oronok" street on the North, the River Po-
tomac on the East. and the line of Andrew j. Elem
ing, esq. Oh the South. excepting the three lots
leased to J. T.. Ballcnger. Jas. Mclean, and sam.
Beach. fronting Oh Union street. This property
will be rented aS it now stands, and the renter will
he required TO furnish the lumber for platforms
sufficient to accommodate the trade.
In renting this property, 1t must be distinctly
understood, that no privilege respecting the sale of
Liquors thereon will he granted, inconsistent with
the laws ON that subject, and that the usual pas
sage ways Oh the property must be kept free and
open.
Rent 10 be paid. one third on the arst Of May;
one-thirl on the frat of June one third On the first
Of July.
Security for The prompt payment OF the rent AT
maturity Of the obligation, To be- given n deposit OF
cvllaterals, either in the bonds of the State OF Sir-
GINA, the Corporation OF Alexandria, or other Sc.
curitics satisfactory to the Committee, in character
and amount. and the obligation Of the LcsseeS to
provide for a sale Of such securities, upon ten days
notice. after failure 10 pay the said rent.
THOMAS SMITH. Chairman Of
jan ibid Committee ON Public Property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18
The Markets.

BBLIIgoRR. Jan. l7.-Flour is in good demand;
Howard street and Ohio Sj.25MS5.3T. Wheat is
higher; white 400 l5Oc.; red ljOc. Corn closed
higher; white .ja16 and yellow 7Sc. Provi-
sions closed quiet and generally unchanged. Wits
kew firm: Ohio - and City 25c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18

NEW York. Jan. E.--Flour is %buoyant; State
Si.7jM$j.Oo; Ohio Sj.Sj@S6.O0 Southern So
3O@ $3.50. Wheat is ~buoyant; red Western 1890;
white do. l+2Mli3c Corn is quiet. with uninpor-
tant sales; mixed is held at S6MSIc.; new yellow
SEA Soc. Pork is firm; mess Sl7.06M Sl7.l2!;
new Sl7.62; prime $l3.12M $l3.2j. Lard is buoy
ant at ll4@llI. Whiskey is firm at 2S@2s3c.
Stocks are dull and firm. Virginia 6's 9G!. Mis-
.nnri e. SCI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18

NEW YORK LEDGER o JANUARY 2'rH.
' MOUNT VERNON PAPERS, No. ). for
sale ri FRENCH'S B"ok and P.riOdj""t DcP"t,
rsndy hi. morning-A Capital Number.
A fresh supply of that magnificent Paper. the
London illustrated Ncws,-splendid Colored sup
plemeut.-thc most beautiful paper ever published
price 10 ct,.
Defence of Armagrdd"n. or Our Great Coun-
try Foretold in the Holy Scriptures. IN tw" DIS.
courses. delivered in the Capitol OF the tnlted
States, at the request OF Members "l congress .!
Rev. +, r. Pitts, lately delivered in Sarepta Hail.
price % cts. E.,
Poems hy Frances Anne kemble. ! vol, 81.
The Scourgin. Vi the White Horse. or the Long
Vacation Ramhlc of 4 London Clerk, ] vol. 81.
Stanton 4 Agncll's Chess Books, a fresh sup
ply. - g.
An the New Books. Papers. and Magazines, for
sale a. above. Jan IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18
TODAY are:

;sfs~ FOR CONGRESS.--Wc are authorized to
announce HENRY Su,CKELFoRD. esq, as a candi-
date to represent the Seventh Congressional Dis
trict. in the next Congress. nov l5-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18
1.,- WING AND AMERICAN MEETING

4 meeting of the Wing and American Party OF
Alexandria, will be held at SAREPTA HALL, on
Thursday Evening. January goth at o'clock
F. M, for the purpose of appointing Delegates to
| tho Convention 10 be held in Richmond on the 10th
or Echruory. jan lS-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18

EG- We are authorized TO announce DIR. j. b.
GRAYsoN. "A candidate to represent the District Of
Stafford, King George. and Prince William, in the
Senate of Virginia. subject to the ratification Of y
District Convention. PRINCE WILLIAM.
nav lI-eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18

HOLLECTOR'S sAL.E.-Wiil be offered for .alo
\ on Saturday. .La"Dmry 22d, at tea o'ckoct. for
cash, at the Market square, Fairfax street, q a."
FAMILY CARRIAGE, levied on to sa,isiy. tSA hdi
due City Council Of Alexandria, Va, for year 1873
by Bowen, Berlin 4 Peake. JOHN A. FIELD.
ian Il-eotd Collector Northern'Dis'nrt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18

ES- We are authorized to announce W. II.
BROWNE, of Stafford, H. u candidate to represent
the counties Of Stafford and King George. in the
next House OF Delegates of Virginia.
jan loft
INVESTS FLUID, and so per cent Alcohol. for
w sale by PEEL. STEVENS 4 CO,
laul3 corner King aud Alfred streets.
WOOL purchased By
w J04 kiDGBLHY, HAMPTON 1 co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18

cPLENDID PIANOS.-Jus, received TWO moro
- of those SPLENDID PIANOS, selected with
care. and warranted in every respect. Atthe New
Nu,i" Store, No. :. Exchange Block, at different
prices. Call and see them.
ian - Il. r. DENNIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18

ERESII ROLL BUJTER.-5GU ibs. Fresh Roll
i Butter. just received per Diamond State. TOR
sale BY GARRETT HULST, Ia king-treet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18

100 BBLS. EASTP0RT HEkRlNGS, for sale
luU BY ian IL kISCHEL0K & BEC1N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18

CRY CorxcIL.-A called meeting of tn"
City Council, was held Yesterday afternoon.
al ; O'Clock.
In the Board Of Aldermen, Mr.. Smith.
Chairman of the Committee. on the building
of the wharf for the American Coal Com
pany submitted the report Of the committee
with the proposals for building the wharf a
fellows.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18

1onn POUNDS PENNSYLVANIA BUCK
lUUU WHEAT FLOUR. in large and -rnali
bag. ju.t received per Eyprcs-, ani for -ale by
raniT JOIIN 4. DIXDN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18

LKENCH randy, II yenuip. article, suitable
i frr N"i. runl purposes, cali be "ntsinsd al
ian MILBCENS Drug of"rs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-08
Trassss,s sale.

4 IEo8SYOvD 09k0s
iTOITCE harsly gisA thsA M unlsrstgpsd
~ % the 18th a. ] Of November, a. y. 1879 be-
twssA - hour. q oselssk - r, mi o'elook p
n. u the sad day, = IL loor u sks slce Of the
Clark ~ the District Opsrt Of Les County, Iowa,
In the City Of Kseksk, will sell g public SAB 70
the hieAes bidder Tor GOSH ~ r lowing described
twelve IN, in block two hundred and one GOD il
said city Oh Keokuk. Said sale viii hs made fun-
der and BY virtue Of Deed Oh trust Of dat1 Of
April "a, 1859, executed by Jacob Bashr ana John
Leisy, by which they conveyed to the undsfsianed
the sid resl estate in trust for the purpose OF se-
curing tho payment OF three several promissory
nctSs sxscutsd by Thorn to j. @. Hughes for the
purchase money OF the said premises, being one
note Tor @3so payable ninety days from date, one
note for $1,000 payable Sept. l. 1852 and one cote
for $50 payable Sept. l. 1850, with interest At 10
per cent, all OF even date with said Deed Trust
which said nsts for 900 10 past due, payahl and
wholly unpaid. The purchaser 1t such sale will
receive desd conveying all the interest OF tho Ssd
J Jacob Baehr and John Leisy in said premises.
HENRY STRONG.
"A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-08

L0gai Notice.
TIE Geo. N. Davis Bro, J. B. Underwood, Turpin
Daughters, w. y. Clarke, Milton Jones, Geo. W.
Molten, q. W. Brown, VIM. Lowe, Nath Hubert
Keckuk Post Co., ;. P. Davis, j. w. Lewis, Chas.
". Smith, T. J. Elliott Co., VIM. Price, j. M.
Breeder, Talma Breedon, Romnlus Parmslee,
Levi Wood, W. @. Andrews, Moses B. Morrison.
John A. Green and Angns G. clancy: A
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
j there il now fle in the oihce or the Clerk OF
the District Court Of Les County, Iowa, at Fl Mad
ison, petition Of Peter Eichsr claiming OF VIM.
Burkitt the sum Of four thousand dollars. win ia.
terest and cost, proni mory note Of said Bnrkitt
to Peter Eichar dated August H. 1886, payable two
years after date and also m amended petition 10
the Above asking for Judgment on similar note to
the above; due in three yearn from date and asking
for tho foreclosure OF . mortgage given to secure
said notes on the Il Of section Is, S-W 4 Geo. Il,
fractional Sc. 4 soc. "a, NE. sec. 81, W. \ oil
NV. 1 sec. 81, and the N W. sec- 36, hetne 10
Tssnship sixty seven, Range Eve, in Lee County,
Iowa; and to which land, or . part thereof, you
and each Of you have, or claim TO have soms in
terest.
Unloss you appear and answer said petition and
amended petition on Or before tho second day OF
the next term Of said District Court TO be held at
Fort Madisen, Lee County, Iowa, judgment will
be taken against you by default.
PETER kICHAR,
By WV. +. B. LxzcH, his Atty.
Oct. ~, 1860-dlm