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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-21
III SEN AI'( III III Il III CHI ON.


Up to this date we hear OF no opponent
to DR.. Smith, either in.thls parish OF AVoy-
elles. Whether this is the effect 81 tae
sterling qualities and deserved popelafley
ofour nominee, or Of q convie1i ssil el'al IS
is useless. to attempt 70 overcome o''l s.ala
joriby as shown ~ lhc y oS''Aloei elsse'''i''
orof both combined we can oals eph5eo
tnre. Certain " Is 'ha' " ''lo s''''e w.
test the Democracy q Tug i1Rsp'os ~
FULLY shown t'lat tll"s eoiu9 ~ '''s. -. 49,
Of selecting caauioalss = H'e'' ",'9 s .sas
distinguishes oui parry ~ ~ Su'A
ton Il, taeseiofe' were W,.s an5 oppo
sltloh Weaafe #sRlilaiy oo4i''0>'.o s'i''y
united cofalsi anu as''sa sopp'.s -
" 'N9n . ~. ..,nas
- Deiiiocia'o " i''' l,iN''''' $50 :
notwithstanding the Pfesens Sppa,en'
lack of competition y Wou,a y "s,i :
guard against 2 i SURPRISE = ip'5 = ~
arrangements are alitaoy ''auo wv
snotle and detefm'neu o ,o, = p''a -
out g candidate aste@ a''ss ps1o's 'le =
Of .danuaEy' ana 70 rely upon '4e se'le'
tactics Nhich inc hhoW No'aliss iii'''
g0rated 70 pflhs QUA eohsiu1iauAs o[po.
sltIon vote Witpoo'. .aionSns ."e @e'ls y
opposition Oh Democrats. apashs' = ia.A
OF vigilance, ora 'eehpe oi security - y
the result, on our part wound laVor ssuei
r. e movement on ING pafs g pai aisSo n'S .
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Dolbear Commercial College.

We again have occasion to refer to this home
institution for the education of Southern youth,
which has been ia operation for q quarter OF CEN
fury, and the fame of which, spread abroad by It's
many graduates, has been familiar thing through.
out the country for nearly generation. During
this time tliecolleSe under the able direction OF
Mr.. Dolbear has worked along successfully, thous'
ands having been indebted to it, for the practical
educations which has secured for them their pros
perity in life. This college has been and is fine
institution, but it would be better if it could be es
tablished on the grand plan contemplated when it
was perpetually chartered and Board Of Trustees
composed Of eminent men inOhe city, appointed
by the Legislature Of the State to manage lis af-
fairs, and 10 take such action rs would induce the
public to cooperate in carrying out the large des-
ion neditated. Let the stock be taken, say We
and the amount thus contributed will suffice to
build up, on the most enduring basis, a magnificent
institution with its various departments, including
/ those of mechanics and agriculture, which will
supply for all time the higher educational wants OF
the community, and do away with the necessity Tor
sending youth abroad, it may be to the Abolition
North, to nbibe with their learning the corrupting
sentiments Of the section, and perhaps sending
them back to thesoath the luhewarm friends Of, il
not Indifferent TO, its interests and its institu'
lions for it is the plastic mind of youth which re.
csives Impressions that direct the tendencies q
manhood, s#
Il Stockholders will thus not only have the salts
faction that they are doing patriotic service, bu
they will be supplying facilities for the education
of their own children. And further, they will be
directly remunerated by having placed at Their
.command, in consideration of their subscriptions
the privileges OF the institution, which they cansdel
egate to any recipients they choose to select, o.
4 such terms of transfer as they may make. Thu
he who subscribes 81 900 will have control ola ter
q years transferable scholarship and for 10000 con
troll Of twenty perpetual scholarships is secured
. Me.should add, perhaps that Mr. Dolbear, the en-
trprising proprietor of the college, is so anxioa
to have it established on its new basis, that h
mukes the sacrifice of Feinquishing all his right
into the hands OF the Trustees. Crescent
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NOTICE-PaRIsH LOdN.
10 CapITaLlsrs GREAr AND SMALL:

IOi0ASfGAlllSipF &hfsssi ft'D J-"4AA'''
DURSUANI to an Ordinance of the. Po-
/ lice Jury passed on Che 18th day Of July
A. D, 1859, and duly promulgated, emitted
San Ordnance 10 authorize the President OF
the Police Jury Of tile t'arishof Rapidts TO
borrow for account ot The same, thes sum OF
ten thousand della3S, for the term Of fire gears
lromthe Ist of January,.A. b. 1860, With
interest thereon at the rate of e|gat per cent
per apnum payqbie semi-aanuatty thereafter
at the 'freasarers 0iiicein AleSandria:'
|, the undersigned, President of the Police
Jury aforesaid, do hereby give public notice,
that in conformity with. the terms of said Or
dinance, am ready to receive pro
posals for the whole.or any part of said loan;
no proposal for a less sum than FIVE hundred
dollars will be received.
As, the books will be closed after the list OF
January next, it is suggested to those who
i may desire to invest in this most unexeeption-
able security, to file their tenders as soon as
possible with b. r. Biossat,i Esq, paI'sh
( Treasurer, Alexandria.
President POLES Jury, Parish Of RapIdes,
| dec II St. Alexandria, 18th Dec, 1889
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h10n REWARD. - Pocket. Book or Money
blUU Wallet lost containing ahoat $780, part
Of which were a s1eo bill on easal Bank OF Louisi-
aiaa--a draftby Vim. IL. Campbell, Of Louisville,
XIV, for Slfg, due 8 months after date-hve $40
bills on different banks--one $40 gold piece, and
other Kentucky and Tennessee moaey.
Tie above reward WILDE given for the delivery
of the Book and its contents at the Democrat OF.
foo dec l4th-.3t JOIN. VARDY. 81
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Estrays Taken 10.

0NEP PAIR OMEN taken up by A. " Bean, oae
VI red aud white with white face, and the other q
brown and white with white face--no BRANDS; eaeh
about years old, thin in flesh, ear marked the
same--crop aud underbit ia one ear and and ln-
delbt in tue opposite. Appraised By Dr. J. J;
Myers and William Justice, Esq, and BY them said
TO be worth Twenty Dollars the pair IN cash
The owner viii come forward within thirty days
from this date, prove property pay charges, OF
said estrays WILDE sold according TO law.
Given under my hand at Gotile, La, this the 4 tn
day of December A. d., 1859.
dec9l-3t w Al. Y. JAMES, q. =
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-21

aar The Natchitoches Racing Associa-
ton on the 9thinst. elected the following
officers: President, Samuel NJ. Hyams.
lst Vice President, P. A. Morse. I'd Vice
President, w. w. Breazcale. Secretary,
G. f. Gillespie. Treasurer, 1. A. Gre
neaux. Executive Committee, L. Nc
Laurin, w. O. Bleazealc, !. EtCloutier.
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FROM $50 TO S100 Reward
State Of Louisiana, District Court,
parish Of Handles.

! Succession Of Eliza Crouch, Dcc'd-So. 67oS
yaTflEREAs Winder Crouch, has petitloned this
Nv Court 10 he appointed Administrator OF the
Estate. of tie late Eliza Crouch, deceased, M
testite; NStce is hereby given to all whom y
NAV CONCERN, 10 show cause within ten days IRON
tie date hereof, why the prayer Of said petitioner
should not be granted.
Clerks Office, Alexandra, the 2lst day otDe-
eelnber, 1853.
{ By order Of the Court.
+ dee9l-2t ). N.KhoREfs, ny. oiefh.
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NEWS ITEMS.

~ M r r o,,r
- : : -, IL; s
'A''A5 ~ ~ ,s,al
'''''0 '''N ,''N,1' - - ,,5's.....,
qu"''tt' : 80. Is al
p'e'Sis - : - ~ a.al
: '0'i'o : = -, = - 2
On the Cd inst, Mr.. Chas. a. Orion,
Postmaster. at Falls Church, Va, wrote
to tie Postmaster General that, in obedi-t
ence to the laws Of his State be had taken
from tue nail and destroyed certain in
cepdiary Abolition papers, pamphlets and
documents inrluajng the N. Y. Tribune.
The Head of the Z. S. Post Office Depart
mont Sannroyes Mr. Orton's action and
concludes his letter to that functonary by
renarkiap: The people Of Virginia may
NOT only. forbid the introduction and dis
sen,inaf i'm Of sucb documents within their
borders but If brought there in the mails,
thew NAV by appropriate legal proceed
Nos have tbem DESTROYED. They have
the same right 10 extinguish ffe-brands,
inns ionjopsly hurled jntofthe midst OF
thAi, ban,ss and affairs thai a man has to
plnek tbe burning fuse from 4 bomb-shell
& winch is ABOUT To EXplUul.sd ts iitS III
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-21
new 40 y Err . 1 lis EN- EN-
NNW SCHOOL.

YfYHE undersigned, anxious to Til up desideratun
L very much needed in Alexandria, will open q
SCHOOL FOR BOYS on MONDAY, the 18th of
January, 1850. Thessefyice Of two efficient Eng
fish teachers have been secured. The Principal
will give lessons in French himself. i
81. P. BELLIER, PRtNcIpAL.
II Il fs MS:
LIST Glass beginners Reading, per month. .ss o.
I'd I" Reading, Grammar and Elements !
of Arithmetic, per month. 49,. 0t
Sd Reading, Grammar, Arithmetic,
Bookkeeping, History and Geography s O
ExGTa-French, per month. ...... . OK
Alex, Dec. a, 1S59-lm
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-21
ELECTION NOTICE.

4 N Election will be held at the Court House IN
~ the Town Of Alexandria. on MONDAY, the
"a d3y OF January, 1860, for FIVE COUNCILMAN
for said toxin. for tue year 1850 -
Clerks Office, Alexandria, Dec. l7th, 1922.
Mr.. ARIAL,
d17-9t Crk Dist Court. Parish Of Rapides.
4 n Election will he held as the Court House, on
"A WEDNESDAY, the 4ttday OF January, 1860,
for one NJ AYoR for the Town Of Alexandria, tor the
-. p'i i8eo NJ. r. ARtAfL,
's Sl7.2t elk Dist Court, Parish of Rapides
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-21

= A Coon ESrERrAISaENr-Mr. Mccarthy
liollasgiyen several histrone exhibitions
here is now On his way to Natchitochcs.
We commend him and his Interesting en-
tertainments to our friends. They have
given satisfaction here.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-21

MARRIAGE or COUSINS. Tie Governor af
Kentucky, inilis annual message, discus
ses at some length the lamentable effect
Of the intcrmarriage Of cousins, which
subject comes up in connection with his
views touching the asylums for thesinsane
and idiotie He says that flom fifteen to
twenty per cent. Of these uufortunates are
the offspring Of such marriages, and re-
commcds an act of the Legislature rem
dering these unions illegal.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-21

NecnR RACES. -Nattdea, Dec. l6.--Ibe
Minor sweepstake to-day was won by
Col Bingrman's Lexington FLY Repent
ance-bcating Capt Minors Yorkshire
FLY Verona and Mr.. Odom's Albioniilly.
Godiya, ing two straight heats, Tins,
3.5oI-3:45.
The Jockey Club purse best three N
five, was won BY Mr.. Kenners Pot8-oes,
who was walked round the course, there
being no competition.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-21
sSy- Notice the advertisement Of two
Oxen estrayed at Cotile.

gGr Mr. Carnaham's Reward Of $50 and
800 for the apprehension and delivery Of
the runaway negro boy, is advertised.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-21

CONGRESSIONAL WASHINGTON, Dec. To-.
The House, to-day, on motion Of Mr.
Niblack, empowered the Clerk 10 preserve
order till the election of Speaker
Several ballots were taken to-day for
Speaker resulting much as before. Sher-
mans highest vote was Ill
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-21

The majority of the Committee On Fed.
eral Relations of the lower branch Of the
ofSouth Carolina has reported
an misunderstanding the right of that
State to secede from the Federal Union
The minority recommend South Carolina
to aid Virginia or any other State in the
protection and yindication of her rights
in the Union or out Oft"
The Legislature Of Alabama has, by
resolution, instructed the Judiciary Com
mittee to inquire into tue expediency of a
law to require those who come from other
States and who have come within FIVE
years to take the oath Of allegiance to the
State.
MI. Ten Brock is preparing fora lively
campaign on the English turf nextlyear.-
For the Newmarket Craven meeting, says.
the Spirit Of the Times, which comes on
in the spring, he has entered 0ptimist,
Maggiore Gate Pretty-by- Night and
Mayaower, in q sweepstake Of fifty sover~-
Felgns. He has entered Chiffonaiere ands
| Evenhand in the Hopeful Stakes. for two
year-olds, at the Newmarket October
meeting. He mas entered Maggiore in
| the Select Stakes Of fifty sovereigns in.
the Newmarket Second October. He has
entered Chifonniere in tile Moleeomb
Stakes at Goodwood, for two-years-olds,
and also, entered Evenhand and him when
/ three-year-olds) in the Two and One
Thousand Guineas Stakes for 1851 res
4 pectfully ISL
In Governor Wise's late message to the
/ Legislature Of Virginia is earnestly urged
not to drive free negroes North. Force
them 10 be constantly employed. Com
pell ali oilers, yagabonds, persons OF bad
behavior. petty criminals among them, {
go upon the public works and labor IN
der guard, Encourage tie worthy ant
respectable among US to remain, ON con
/ dition Of good behavior and habits Of IN
ldustry and fairness. Allow them to holt
! real estate. a
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y 3 . p i
DsaFa OF A VETERAN. Samson VI Isaaeks
one of the Oldest Of the Hebrew citizens
Of New York, died on the 9th ult, in the
SD year Of his age The New York
Jewish Messenger says
He was born in Norwalk, Conn, and
came to thiseity from Newport +. J., in
the year 1851. He saw Gen. Washing
ton proclaimed FIRST President of the Uni
ted States from the steps of Gle City Hall
in New York. He was private secretary
totem Knox, and held office under the
United Suites Government nearly forty
years, in the naval department of the
Customhouse, from which heretired inhis
18th year, having acquired the appetla,
ton of the patriarch" among its officers
lie will long be remembered among the
Importers Of this city, Of which he has
been resident Of upwards of seventy
years.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-21

succession Of lsTATEoFLouiSlAasA 4
Eli Da,ueren, decd District Court p'a ',ss
No. 66S0.siss rAnish VI :. 80 - con
NOTICE is hereby given toall whom it may s soa
Germ, to show cause within ten DAYS s,a ,'g Nv
the date hereof why the Tableau presented s "
the Administrator should not be approved aAN
homologated. o., ~ Is Noyem.
Der 1859.
By order Of the Court, nr.rI cerk.
Nov 23-l0d ~ II. An z...-------
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-21

ar On Wednesday last, at a success
son sale in tllis parish, a negro man sold
as high as $500, and woman forSiS0o.
TPt Caupcc Democrat.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-21

ITRAYED from the plantation Of n. To-.
u Wells. on, Or about the lst day Of December,
1859 a small bay horse mule, wellscompact shaved
name. aud tail. Think that he will make MS way
to the Race Track about niles from Alexanafa =,
will give 81 reward to any one who Will
inform me Of the Whereabouts OF said mule.
ass.;ress ~ j. D. LLOYD
Dec Iath-tf Cheneyvile, La.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-21

The National Democratic Committee
has designated Apr,k2ad for the meeting
Of the Democratic Convention at Charles
ton, S. G.
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NOTICE persons having e la Vii; pre-
In Estate CT the late Richard Y. DiyaU TO
sent them for registration, duly aut ppTgnx0M, q
Gwinn Harris, Atty. F,ceutrix.
Alexandra, Oct 2eth, 1852
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SALE or 100 NEGROES.

ga On TET gsSESA X, the 10th Of Janu- &
airy next, viii he sold at public auction, a.
-. on the plantation OF j, D. Allen, Red Va
River, Rapiles parish, Collie Landing. a gang Of
1923 prime plantation Negroes, fully acclimated, in
Guiding Blaeksnliths ana Mechanics. as
This isan unusually prime force and can BE-
treated for at private sale.
T'erssas~-sOne third Cash, the balance on
twelve months, with eight per cent interest, With
adproyed security For particnlars address
~ DAVID i. LEVERS, or
Dee 14th--st GLADDEN. u SEIHAS.
r. Il. American, and Natehitoches Chronicle
copy, and send bill to GLADDEN. & Selxas, n. o.
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NEW GOODS:


ry1aE undersigned has just opened a Ye'' Goods.
and complete assortment OF deslrao'e s00N>A
VIZ: - % IN AZ per
pair good Kerseys 25sts TO 4s @ an per large
Russett Brogans sic, s18 $40 PEI Dozen na,.ern
assortment of SILKS from 81 to sS5 rer P French
casb,neres rom 81 to s25 per- pattera ,la a1s
o' IsSies X, Women, Misses Mems AMI Boys 0'o'
and a shoes Of every quality, size end price sb,,,
Alarge assortment Of Mantalas, anu 90
ISadlery,
Hardware,
QueensWare,
Groceries,
oil of which will be sold at regular and low issort
Ihaye also very large and handsome 49, i i
ment of rTAUC
which am selling at New Orleans prices Ices .p1E
| Sept, IS, 1859. .. ~. -------------
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wax
I Resolved, That the prolapt suppression
lin the first instance, Of the Harpers Fer
Try outbreak, is now, and it is hoped will
always be, regarded as most marked
Illustration If the value Of the Union, and
THE efficiency of its Executive authorities
] in furnishing on the spot, and at a mo-
.nent's notice the military means to sup
press a LEGAL and dangerous revolt, and
relinquishing to the State authorities the
j gindication of the violated law.
i Resolved, That earnestly assuring cur.
brethren eof the South that there exists
among the people Of Pennsylvania a de-
|. termined spirit to assert and maintain the
i Constitution Of the Union, and the rights
of the States under it, we ask i'll return
confidence and that digniGed moderation
! which confidence and patriotic sympathy
inspire.
Resolved, That these resolutions en-
!, bodyingsthe sense of a vast majority Of
/ the citizens Of Philadelphia, without dis
$ tinctlon Of party, signed by the officers
E of the meeting, bepublishedin all tbenews-
: papers of philadelphia and Washington
/ Speeches were made J. R lngersoll,
6 Edward King, Henry N. Faller, Josiah
( Randall Isaac Hazlehurst, Robert Tyler
t Eli X. Price, B. H Brewster, Charles In
: gersoll, James Page, and Richard Vaux
The outside meeting was also addressed
by gentlemen Of distinction, all breathing
! fraternal spirit, and pledgingg fidelity t.
{ the Constitution aud the Union, and tina
every duty should be performed as GOOD
; citizens Of Pennsylvania and Of the United
States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-08

To Samuel Dunlap, Thomas Dunlap, Edward G.
Pyle, Israel Tennis, William Timberman, Il. B.
Maltby, o. II. Cox, and w. s. Walker:
VOU are hereby notified that before the
i 24th day Of January, a. ID. 1859, Apetition Ia
Chancery Of Amos II. brcwn will b placed on ale
In the Clerk ONCE u the district Court Of Lee
County, lows, ~ the City Of Keokuk, claiming
against you the foreclosure of mortgage Of date
LIST July 1857, givenOy the said Eamuel Dunlap
on Lots number oas, two, thrss and six In Block
one hundred and forty-two, and Lots number sew
ty-two, Of the City Of Keokuk Aforesaid, with
dition: to be void on the payment Of four promis-
sorry notes Nil Of dsts lst January, 1857 given by
said Samuel Dunlap and each endorsed by said
Thomas Dunlap, coming due and payable to the
said plaintiff ~ follow; s
One note due ono year from date, amount $3.50
One note due two years from date, amount 10
One note dine three yssrs from date, amount 7to
One note due four years ffsm date, amount $50
All bearing 10 per cent. interest. And ALSO the
following, sis: Cd h
Ono ssts Of date Feb. !, 1857, due year from
date, $3.50.
One note Of date Feb. i, 1857, due years fro.
date, 500.
oas note Of date Feb. J, 1857, due . year. from
date. 484O.
One note Of date Feb. /, 1857, due years from
date, t77o.
Several Of which notes are past due and al Of
Of them remain unpaid and unless you appear In
ssd suit on q before the second Day AZ the spAoal
term commencing on the fourth Monday Of Juns,
1882 OF said Court and Me your answer 10 aid
petition, Adssrss u koreclosnrs viii b rsndepsa
against ron By confession.
CURTIs, GILMORE . CURTIH, La
Attorneys for PlainttG. n
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70 Ambrose hucker and Garry Lcwist
glvHERE 10 now on nle In ths o6ics Of the Clerk
j Of the District Court Of Lee County, lows, 1T
Fort Madison, the petition Of Henry Won PhuI and
Theodore 8. McGill, claiming Of yoa the revival
of judgment In favor Of PLAINTIFF against Am
brosc Ruckcr, rendered ct the April term, 1851 Of
the District Court Of said county, for the posses
sion Of the north west quarter Of section ten
in township sixty-six 1867 north Of range ave 81
west in Lsecounty Iowa. and I'VE cents damages and
alleging that Garry Lewis holds, under or through
said Rucker and took possession subsequent TO the
date Of said judgment. The prayer II for re-
viyal OF said Judgment and writ Of restitution.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on Of
before the second day Of the May term lS59) Of
said court, judgment win be rendered against you.
RANKIN, MILLER ! MISTER,
March II, ls5o-d Plaintins Att'ys.
To J. r. Strespsr, u. B. Parker, J. 4. Bruce, J. s.
Thompson and Edward Boyd:
E1yHEkE 10 now on die in the ONCE Of the Clerk
i Of the District Court Of Lee County, lows, II
Fort Madison. the petition Of J. b. w. A. Yore
claiming Of j. 4. Streeper and @. B. Parker, the
sum of fifteen Thousand dollars o. four promissosy
notes executed BY them TO J. +. Bruce and J. s.
Thompson, and by them endorsed to j. B. Walsh.
and by him endorsed and delivered TO PLAINTIFF
Also, cfsining the foreclosure Of . mortgsss
executed BY said 6tresper and Parker, to seosre
said notes, on lands Ia Lee county, Iowa, Ia
which the other defendants are intsrestsa.
Unless you appear aud snswer said petition on
or before tho second day Of the May term tlS50)
Of said court, judgment win b rendered agains,
you.
March Il, 1850 PLAINTIFF Att'ys.
uoh l1dlW
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mh2S-dlm
Legal Notice.
DDnnHC ~ h N En-

To j. BROOKS CARTER;
VoU are hereby neti1s4 that there isnow on 6le
I in the ofios Of the 0lsfk q tho District Court
Of Lee County, lows - 1cst 4e1isonA petition Of
J. w. Stimpscn, elaimine = yos the sum Of
snnum on $50 roaSov. AZ. lsss. s.leuiat.d =.
payable annually, a thrss certain promissory
notes executed 81 ysn - hin. Also, praying
against you the 1oeeolosuYe of i mortgage exc
cuted by you to him New. 4th, 1855, upon the
front ends, one hundred fest deep, Of lots one
and two, block one hundred and eighty, in City
said notes FOR the purchase money of sAid real
estate; also praying Judgment against you Tor
amount claimed, and sale OF said ground, and
the f0rscoaurs Of all your interest In The sams and
Tor Other and further relief. And that uAlsss you
appear and answer thereto on or before the morn-
ing Of the second day Of tho next term Of said
Court, TO 30 holden on third Monday In Nay,
A. p. 1852. 1t Fort Madison, lows, judgment
will DO rendered against you BY default.
NOBLE STRONG,
Feb. 10, Is50-dlm Plaintiffs Attys.
I N pursuance Of the following order notice is
hereby given - therein required:
March 10th, 1850.
In pursuance Of tho requirements Of the ACT Of
Congress approved March Sd, 1859, regulating tie
for the District Of lows, II y hereby ordered that
term Of said csnrt for the southern division b.
held Ut the city Of Keokuk in said State, 70 oom-
mencs on the hrst Monday Of June, A. d. 1859.
You will take notice and summons tho Grand
and Petit Juries accordingly.
To LAIR IL SUMMING. Esq, and JoaH G. BuRHs,
Esq, Marshal and Clerk OF said Court.
tl J. n: LOVE, Judge District Court
LIS. United States for lows, March
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