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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24
ORIGINAL Notice.
District Court, Woodbury. county, lo,ra

District Court, Woodbury. county, lowa.
To HOMER ". BROWN:
sir--You hereby notified that there is on
Ie in the office Of the Clerk Of the District Cuut IN
woodbury. county, Iowa the Petition Of james ;
Essley claiming of yuE the sum oft~o HUNDRED aud
seventy and 20loA dollars. and interest there.
AT the rate Of sil per cent Per snrum FROM Nov
9th, 1887. as money justly due on ~our PROMISE y
mote, dated November 18th. Si6 aud ri en for tw
hundred aud seventy seven and 20-l00 dollars. paw
able twelve wonths after date. Said petition prsy>
fr the fav ecoslre uf marriage Of the North east
quarter If section u, township 20. north
west Of the 9TH principal meidisn situated in said
county, giHen nv vou- 70 said Etsiav to secure the
payment Of said note. and bearing eyaa date there
with and that said ta,ra premises be sold &C
corlins to law for the payment OF said cote. and In
case of deficiency that you be adjudsed IT, pay the
same.
Now, unless You appear and answer thereto or
hotcre the MOI ming of tie second day of the
term OF the District Curt to lie be- Vii and he asn
at sioux City, in sni TO- said county, 90 the first
will be rendered against for the amount claimed
with interest aud oosts and decree of sale and fore
closure made al prayed tor in the petition.
JAMES ), EASLEY.
By ?. Robb, Attorney for Plaintiff
1t appearing from thu affidavit Of Plaintiff Attor-
ney that said eendant is resident OF the State
o. lows and that said suit is instituted fnr the pur
pose of foreciosirg mortgage On lands in Woojhu-
ry county. Iowa therefore order that said def-n-
dant be notified of the pend, ny OF said suit by pub
LEGATION of said notice IN the Sioux City Register
a eek for four successive wesks, aud that copy of
the notice and petition III said suit be forthwith de.
posted in the rost Office directed to said defendant
ut his usua. place Of residence
Given under my hand and seal of office
lro | this Ed day of December lsja
'S JOHN 7. ALLISON,
~ 22wl Prs fee Sl0. County judge.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24

Hon Amasa J. Paaker has been an,
pointed L $. Dist. Any South dis. N. Y
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24
Original Notice.
STAFE OF IOWA - WOODBURY. CouN.
y Tl-ss.
T. Roberts and W n Robcrt,)
r. Chenoweth. ms".=


T. Chenoweth. ms.@
To 7. GHES0W ETH
sr-iou are hereby notified that there Ia nov N
ME in the Office Of the Clerk OF the Disrir, rt in
and for Woodbury. county, State Of Iowa tb. petition
OF L. Roberts AZ W u. Roberts claiming n. YOU the
sum of ore hundred ninety four aud so collars.
with interest, as money justly due them for Foods
ana merchandise furnished by said Plain tits on
or about the fret day OF September A. ID. 1865 Said
petition claims Of you the further sum of twenty.
nine And 20 iuo dollars. with interest. on Book Ae-
count for goods furnished you during the spiinx
summer Of 1895. You are also Notified that said De
hton ssks Tor = writ Of attachment against YOUR
property. ehattels goods, i-hts and credits
Now. ahiess you appear and to said pett.
ion on or before the morning OF the second dsy -
the next tern, o' the Dstic. Court to be begun aud
holden at SisnN City in aud said cpuutv on the
frat Monday o: February. A D., 1850. ind. m ent Nv
detrnt will he rendered against you thereon for ths
above amounts with interest and costs.
T. ROBERTS ard ". D, ROBERTS
by r. Rom. Attorney for Plaintiffs
The within notice having been returned nv the
sheriff of Woodbury. county, Iowa. mot gcunds
hereby order tbs same tn he Published once = v.ex
for four successive weeks in the Sioux City Re,i.s
paper pue!ishsd in said county.
in. fIELn,
elk District Court, Woodbury. county, low.
Dec. 10, lsh94w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24
Harper's Ferry Number =.

Dakota City taken BY seventeen Men
e sad =, mGsr flosn ssrEeanu.
Mg Bl0fgi!
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24

ORIGINAL Notice.
Etatc Of Hsca, WooR5ury co,nify.

Sae ot' io'ra, Itood5ury county, IS.
To Andrew Leerh, Wm L, Henry, John L. Cambel
Curtis Lamb, John ". Tforn5urrh, b. ". Gruhs
Chas. II. Rustin, John $, tunninChara, Christia n
T. Gau2h, True q Cragin, co partners
You aIe hereby mortified that before tn. 2oth
lay OF January, ls60, there will he file in the of
fre thu Clerk Of the District Court Of Woodbury.
county. lows, petition of william b. Roberts Ask.
ing tn. dissolution OF partnership entered iato ri
Sioux City. in said county, 10y aud between your
selves and said Petitioner for the purpose II furnish
claim holders in Dakots Territory, and that an a..
count be tasen and full settlement and
OF all the partnership Affairs.
Now unless you appear and answer said Petition
or before the morning Of the second day of the
District Court 10 he begun and holden 1t Sioux City
in said county and State, the first Monday OF Feb
ruary. lsso Judgment by default will be entered
against you and decree rendered in accordance
the prayer of the said Petition.
WILLIAM b. ROBERTS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-05-04
For the Spirit of the Age,
NASHVILLE DIVISION, S. OF T., No. 293.

NASHVILLE DIVISION, S. OF H., No. 293.
Bro. GoRMAN This Division was organ
lied February goth, 1862, with IL members.
From AN examination of the r. SIS book,
find there have been la regular and 5 called
meetings, 63 limitations, 3 received by card,
"A Withdrawals by card, 6 designations, one
death and 10 eXpulsions-leaving 30 members.
We have never had as much excitement on
the subject of Temperance as some Divisions,
but while others, once flourishing, have gone
down, ours has stood firmly. Wehave never
had more Than three or four public addresses.
Our members have mostly been sturdy, unob-
trusive farmers, unaccustomedt to public speak
ing, who have relied on the business of the
cause rather than agitation for the promotion
Of the Order. Our members have mostly re
sided at some distance from the village, which
has caused us to fail TO have meetings regu-
larly; still we have never forfeited our Char
ter and with the help Of God never expect to
We have never had more than % members
at one time, till very recently. At our meet
ing March 18th, we had Is members and re
ceived 4. We have since received IL ant
have it in our power to say that we have LEI
but two drinking men in the village, excep
those interested IN liquor shops. Let us mai
our flag to the mast and resolve never to Civ
up the good old ship while there remains
drunkard to reclaim. ID. g.. w. r.
April 26th, 1859.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-05-04
Nashville, N. @.

MURDERED BY LoBBYMEN.--The Albany
On. W Journal says that Senator John Do
herty, who died in that city on Wednesday,
was murdered by %lobbymen. That paper
says:
We charge directly unequivocally, that his
death is to be attributed to those friends
who were interested in the Albany Bridge
Bill, and whose interest it was to suppress
the investigation. The Senator was on the
Committe. Such men took advantage of his
weakness, his genial nature and his social
disposition. They encouraged, fostered and
forced a failing, which has killed good men
by the thousand. They thus turned him
from his duty and perverted his judgement
as a member of the Investigation Committee.
When he sought to flee them, they followed.
When he gained refuge in his room, andlock-
ed his door, they pursued, gained access by
the window, and drugged-aye drugged him
poisoned him with liquor, sickened him,
killed him. From their pursuit and applian-
ces-enemies in fact-bnt friends in guise-
he never recovered.
New ORLEANS, April 23.--An immense
amount of damage has been done by the fresh
cts along the Mississippi. The loss will be over
a million dollars. 1t was feared at one time
that the Sauve levee above the city woulG
be carried away, which would have overflow
ed nearly the whole lower section of the coun
try. 4 large number of workmen were time
ly sent to the spot and prevented any serious
damage. From Red River we have disastrou
accounts of the floods.
A LONG TERM.-John Leham has been sen
fenced to Imprisonment for life at Urbana
Mo-, for violating the person of Miss Deli
lah Wilderman. The prisoner was a day o
two afterwards convicted of horse stealing an,
sentenced to an additional eight years
A WONDERFUL TowN.-The rapid growt
of L~eavenworth city, Kansas, is astonishing
Although only four years old, it contains
population of 1O,46O, with an assessed valus
ton of $3,s ,375. 1t has nine churches
ten schools, four daily and four weekly p,
pers, several job printing offices, eighty-nin
Lawyers and forty Doctors.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-05-04
and News of the Day

at a meeting of Jones' Grove Division, No 23s,
the following preamble and resolutions were adop-
ted:
WHEREAS, In the dispensation of an All
rrsvidenee, our faithful and esteemed Brother
James Z. Willis, as we sincerely hope, has gone
70 a purer and more cohgenial cline, where the
sorrows OF earth never can reach. And VIII ereas,
we deeply deplore the loss of one so mild, amia-
Die, true and constant, possessing such a glow,
ing. such a versatile intellect that apparently was
AT q called of South Lowell Division. No. 80,
sons OF temperance, held April 18th, 1859, the
Ioiiowing preamble and resolutions were unani-
mously adopted
"HEREAs, 1t has pleased Almighty God in the
wise dtspensation Of his providence, to remove by
aeatn from our midst our worthy and esteemed
Brother Dr.. Edward Speed Therefore,
nesof0ed, That by his sudden departure we are
not only reminded that in the midst of life we are
In death, but foreibly admenished of the iniunc-
non, !" Prepare to meet thy God"
mat IN the death of Brother Speed not only
Couln LoWeil Division, but the Methodist 3
Cnarch Aas lost a worthy and efficient member
ms family a kind and aaeetionate husband anc
Iaener' ana the neighborhood a kind and obligins
nelgher, a firm friend and citizen.
That while ws fondly cherish the memory O.
ms friendship we truly sympathise with his be
reaVed family, and we also desire that they, will
Us, may De encouraged to trust in the all power
fnl arm OF a merciful Redeemer.
That as a last tribute of respect TO the deceass,
we wear the usual badge of mourning for thirt
days and that a copy of these resolutions be sen
to bis family, and to the Spirit Of the Age for pub
LEGATION.
destined to be al ornament 10 our Order, as we
rs to the church an State; Therefore, be ii
Resolved, That We humbly submit to the work
ings OF an An-wise God !" who is too wise TO Ell
and too good to be unkiudS
That in the loss of Bro, Willis, we feel that
place mas been vacated in the church, as we'll a
in the Division, that time will hardly replace.
That We will strive to emulate his many yirtu,
in the Division Room as we'll as elsewhere.
That we mingle our sorrows with those of b
motheE and orphan sisters and brothers, in the
lameRtable bereavement.
That the members of this Division wear Il
usual oadge OF mourning for 80 days and th
q copy be sent to the Spirit of the Age for publ
cation.
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PRICES CURRENT.
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CoTroN.-Stock of inferior grades heavy with
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NAVAL SToREs.-Tar scarce and wanted at IL
a 1 SO; Spts Turpt. very scarce and wanted at
SIC.
DRIED FRUIr.-Apples l IS q 2 90; Peaches
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PRovIsIoNs-Continue very dull. Country Bas
con plentiful with few enquiries. Va. and n. c..
hog round 10 hams IL to 13s lard IL to l24.
GROcERIEs.-Sugars, N. o. II a 81, G. 81 a 10;
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/ 10; Blown / As a 1 SO.
OATs.-Full supply from store SIS a So.
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FIsH--Mackerel No. 1, $17; No. 2, Is; No.
3, 10; Eastern Herring No. l, Cut 81 25 No. 1,
gross 3 No. /, Gibbed 8 IS Cod fish 81.
LIME.-Thomaston s5 a 81; W. C. ST. Is.
FLAxsEED.-1 80.
~GuANo.-Peruvian $5s per ton of 2eOO lbs;
Manipulated Al a SO.
ADril 40.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

SINCE LAST IssUE.-$1W A Duncan, w A Lines
berry, Mud Lick A NJ Steel, Saxsapahaw; w L
Wright, Stacyville; VIM. Finch, Salisbury ;Thos.
c Pass, Milton; w Tanner, Rutherfordton; Mrs
Ma Davis, .Lenoir ms. John w Beasly, Ever
green, Ala. w 81 Houston, S. c. 4 Miss Sarah J
Umphrey, Fannin CO.,, Ca; thanks. fair friend
finish your club and get as many as you can at
club rates J; J M Arnold, Nashville, Tenn; N T
Watkins, Lafayette, KY; J R Deberry, Albemar;e;
Mrs. E Fl Fullenwider, Shelby w a Williford,
Jesse F Williford, Concord; 6 J B Simmons, White
Vile, Tenn. Miss A E jackson, Brownsville,
Ark; A S Toone, Tulip, Ark; Chas. w Freddy,
Monticello, Ark; 8 Henry Colwell, Six Runs 5
John B Willis, Ross vile, Ga. 1850 John W Al
len, Hightower S r Gill, Forestville Z Bledsoe,
Louisburg; NJ T Winckler, Boydton; Enoch Ellis,
Smith Grove w K Teal, Wadesboro'; Miss a E
Atkinson, Sparta John L Day, Savannah 4 j O
Moss, Curricuck; R NJ Brown, New Hill; J Fl AL
len, White Hall J A Campbell, Pineville; Mrs.
H Cunningham, Franklin r j Whitaker, Haw.
fields; I Rice, Locust Hill W 7 Parish, Yancey-
vile j Freeman, ] Marshal, g B Taylor, Blake
ly B F Warters, B T Phillips, G NJ Griffin, Kin
ston 5 r NJ Cochran, Charlotte 3 ] 81 Warner
Carthage; M G Phillips, Pharr's Mills r j Bell
E Fef ebee, 7 E Ferril, Camden C Il; Mrs ] {
Barnhardt, Pioneer Mills; 4 Wilson Landerlin
Indian Town; Hugh McLaurin, McInnis Bridge
j IS Frances Bunting, Nashville.
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For the Spirit of the Age.
A Battle Field in NASH

Mr.. EDITOR Il have noticed an article in
the spirit of the Age" IN. G. G. Advocate"
and Giraffe" credited to the Portsmouth
Transcript, stating that it has been shown
a gold coin which was recently ploughed up
in a field on Tar river, in Nash county, N. c.,
and that sthe place where it was found is said
to have been a battle field in the revolutiona-
ry war"
AS a native of Nash and an advocate of
truth and justice, l beg leave to ask some of
your numerous readers to give the public
some information as to the precise location,
&C., of this battle field, if there is such an
one in Nash. | for one never heard of a bat
tie field on Tar river in Nash county, and il
there is such a place, | should be happy in
aiding to rescue from oblivion this one hith.
erto unpublished scrap of our history.
In Wheeler's History of N. c., PIP. 274-5,
is an account of an attack by Captain Beard
and a company of Tories on the house o.
James Drake, Esq, and the gallant conduct
of his son Albritain. This however, | think
was not on Tar river but farther north. II
is a we'll authenticated fact that Lord Corn.
wallis and his army passed through this coun
ty in the spring Of 1871. The army crosses
one mile above Lannon's Ferry and remained
there, on the banks of the Tar, for severa
days before proceeding towards Halifax
there is no tradition, however, that | hav
ever heard, of any fighting at the place. A
| am anxious to have justice done to the his
tory of Nash, any information, traditional Q
otherwise, will be thankfully received an
duly appreciated.
w. I. GRIFFIN.
Nashville N C
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Opinions of the Press.

"The Book will be worth the money, whether
you ever travel in the regions it describes or not.
Any description of such scenery can hardly fail
to be interesting. We feel satisfied Mr.. Colton's
will be highly so."-Wi. Journal.
eve know Mr.. Cotton possesses the ability to
make the Book valuable and interesting" ~ Char,
lotte Democrat
"No one within our knowledge is better qualified
fer the task, judging by the long and interesting
accounts which he gave us of his explorations, In
carriage, on horseback, and on foot. 1t will be
an interesting Book, and especially useful to those
who may travel in Western North Carolins -
| Fayetteville Observer.
"Mr. Cotton is we'll qualified to make a readable
book Washington Dispatch.
"He is thoroughly acquainted with our Noun
tain Scenery, and few are better able to describe
it, Warrenton NeWs.
"Mr. Colton's long residence in Buneenbe, an
his intimate acquaintance with the most noted re-
sorts of the Mountain Region, together with
PASSIONATE fondness for adventure, Qualities hin
peculiarly for the preparation of saeh a book
North Carolina Presbyterian.
PRIcE.-Per single copy, so cents. Person
ordering over 10 copies, a reductien Of rs per cent
By mail, 6S cents per copy.
Published by W. L. PoMEROY,
Raleigh, N. c..
~ And for sale by Booksellers generally -
April %, 1859. 3s-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-05-04
LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his Land, lying
on the waters of Trent and Tuckahoe Rivers,
about one half of which is cleared and the re-
mainder well timbered. On the premises is a large
and commodieus DWELLING, with cribs, sta.
bles, negro cabins, and other necessary out build
ings, in good order. The cleared land is in q
good state of cultivation and has inexhaustihle
beds Of MARI and Swamp Muck conveniently sit
uated. There is on the place q large orchard Of
young and choice Fruit Trees also about 15S
Acres of rich Swamp land, well drained
Persons wishing to purchase Land in this sec
ton, will do we'll to call AMI examine the place
Terms made easy. CYRUS BROWN.
Comfort P. o. N. G. 35-6mpl
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-05-04
DIED,

1t her residence in Chatha am county, on the 9th
of April, after . protracted illness, Rebeeca ves-
tai, aged 81 years; reliet Of the late David Ves-
tai, deceased.
O. the same day, in the same vicinity, of drop
sy, Mary Way, in the seth year of her age. Not
withstanding the great age to which she had at
tanned, her mind remained quite vigorous, and
her memory the most remarkably retentivs.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-05-04
For the Spirit Of the Age.

Nix. EDrroR We have a low, dirty dog
gerry (beg pardon of the Dogs kept here, the
stock in trade being a barrel Of rot gut whis-
key. We don't want him here nor his filthy
poison. How shall We go about getting clear
Of both Can you tell us ? A.
Morrow's Turn Out.
The most ~effsctuai way is to have nothing
to do with either. Let every one refuse to
conn,enanco the interloper, or buy his vile
stuff, and he viii soon be starved out and
have to seek other quarters. This is the best
vay to get rid Of such skunks. -EDrToR.
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l,5O0s00O lbs. Rags! Rags!

w TURING COMPANY, enc million Eve
hundred thousand pounds good Cotton and Linen
Rags.
For particulars address
DIR. w. s. MILLER, Sup't,
Forestvile, Wake county, n. G.
April 9th, 1859. 3S-6m
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FOR SALE

A LARGE, FINE CHURCH CHANDELIER
"A is offered for sale, on most reasonable terms.
1t is entirely uninjured, and is offered for sale on
y on account of Gas being introduced into the
building and is therefore useless there. Letters
receive attention.
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GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE,

Commencement.
INHE Annual Sermon to the Senior Class win
i be delivered by Rev. l.. l. HEsDREs, Of the
North Carolina Conference, on Wednesday, May
18th. at ii o'clock, A. NJ.
The Concert win commence at 8 o'clock, P. NJ.
On Thursday, 18th, ut 10, A. NJ. Hon. EDwrs
G.. REApE, Of Roxhoro', VIII address the two Lit
erary Societies. The Graduating Exercises will
occupy the remainder of the day
The Trustees win meet in their Senior room on.
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
7. AZ. JONES, Pres.
Greensboro. April 18th, 1859. Std
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WILMINGTON MARKET.
MARRIED.

In Caswell. county, on the 2ist of April, by the
Rev. J. W. Lewis, at the residence of the Brides
father, Mr.. Wagstan Maynard and Miss Julia Ann
Rice.
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NOW READY! MOUNTAIN SCENERY.

A BOOK CONTAINING DESCRIPTIONS OF
IN the most noted Points in the Scenery OF
Western North Carolina, and Northwestern South
Carolina.
Illustrated with Four Elegant Engravings, and
eler all the Public Reads, Stage Routes. and Rail,
roads in that section of country, also a Map show
ing the exact location and heights of all the peak.
of the Black Mountains: By HENRY E.. CoLroN
late Editor of the Asheville North Carolina) Spec
tator.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-05-04
N. C. Planter for Nav,

Is out and has been mailed to its subscri-
bers. The Table of contents appended, show
it to contain a large fund of seasonable mat
ter of Importance to the farming interests of
the State. The Publisher is prompt and
faithful in discharging his duties to his sub
scribers; and if the Planters of North Carroll
ne would give him half a chance, there is no
Agricultural periodical in the country that
would excel it. Surely every farmer can pay
81 a year for a paper, especially devoted to
his interests. Phis work ought to be sus-
tanned, but we fear it will die out after this
year, unless many more subscribers are re-
eeived to it. Do send on 81 to the Publish
er, and get your neighbor to do likewise
Address A. M. German, Publisher, Raleigh.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-05-04

Holloway's pills are the beacon fres of health
10 all nations, whether civilized or savage. In
weakness and the debility generated by excess of
any kind, or general prostration of the system,
their effect is at the same time renovating and re-
s~torativ,; they drive from the system the morbid
cause of aliment, and bring back the frame to its
pristine health and vigor- Seld at the manufac.
tory, No. so Maiden Lane, New York, and BY Drug
gist at 25c SO, and 81 per box.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-05-04

mg- Among the many preparations now be-
fore the public as certain cures Tor the Fever and
Ague, meme have been received with such especial
favor as that known as On. j. HosTETrER,s CELE-
BRATED 1SToMAcH BTTTERs." This tonic has been
circulated, and its many virtues promulgated
throughout the States, and every day the propri-
etors are greeted with the intelligence of q dreadful
case vanquished by the use of their celebrated
"Bitters.' In our principal cities, there are bat
few families who neglect the "Bitters" in furnish
ing their Medicine closets. AS a tonic, il is both
mild and agreeable to the taste. ald stimulating
in its action upon the system. For a certain cure
of Fever and Ague, Flatulency, Dyspepsia, and
sl other morbid diseases it is surely unequallea.
Sold in Raleigh by Williams 4 Haywood, and
by Druggists everywhere. 35-4t