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NOTICE no CONTRIBUTORS.
ENsIaElRs' OlnoE, sElEA GulE R. R. Co.,
srlnrk ala


ENsIaEERs' OrTICE, szLxA GuLF R. Z. Co., Z
SELMA, Ala-
CtEALED PROPOSALS., for the clearing, graduation,
- masonry and bridging Of the first division the Selma and
Gulf Railroad viii be received At this oe until the 9th day of
March next.
The portion OF road offered contract exends from
Selma southwark to the North line Of Monroe county, distance
Of about 40 miles embracing variety work. ana passing
through healthy country which always
points the Alabama river in from six tEeny-fve miles
All the work in this division is offered contractors except
large bridge in section ], at Selma, and the graduation few
light sections let planters the line The road
Profles, plans and specifications Of the work, Be
the Enginsers' office after the 10Th % February.
For further information, apply the undersgned his see
on the line Of the road.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
GAVIN b. yUILLE,
Chief Engineer Selma & Gulf Railroad.
= In few weeks additional portion OF the line,
bacng about I've sections OF heavy work. viii ready for
letting.
This road will connect the roadscentreng at Selma om
the North the West, and the East with the Aaa and Florida
and the Mobile and Great Northern roads leading Pensacola
and Mobile and will pass through very fertile and populous
country, giving assurance Of very large local business
The Company's consist Of reliable subscription
70 the amount Of 5000 o00 which
to the amount Of ssOO,0o0 or upwards. lfsb3-dsE3t.
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The Galveston Nsss thinss, from reliable infOr-
nation from the Rio Grande the present difficulties
will end in war with Mexico.
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\ sugar plantation was purchased in St. James
PARISH La, a few days ago, by Mr.. BURNSIDE a dry
goods merchant Of New Orleans, for S5O0,OOO ms
says the New Orleans Delta, is considered splendid
investment, as there are sose seven or eight thou
sand acres in the tract and under good manage
ment it ought to produce two thousand hogsheads
of sugar This purchase will swell the investments
Of Mr.. BURNSIDE, in sugar culture, to nearly tive
millions. His slaves exceed one thousand.
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NESSEE.


WHREAs, There are, according 10 the manner in
which the boundary line between Tennessee sud
Kentucky, as recently rLn by joint commissioners
Of the States Of Tennessee snd kentucky, about
twelve seo,ians Os land belonging 10 Ksn,Ueky, ly
lag between the noIth boundary line OF Tennessee
aud the AIssissirPiriveT isolated from the Territory
OF Kentucky And
WHEREAS, The inhabitants Of said territory are
dssrous, account g, their laoSliOn, Of being
annexed IN Tsnnessee, And
WHEREAS, It would be an important acquisition
to Tennessee, geographically Therefore,
Be q enacted By the Genera! AsSsmbiy Of the Sts1s
Of Tennessee, ThSt HIS EXcelleney the Governor Of
Tennessee, appoint the Hon. VIM. G. Dunlap, Com
missioner TO attend the present session Of the leg
islsture Of Kentucky, to negotiate for the ossson
to Tennessee OF the aforementioned territory and
he be authorized, if necessary, to pSy fair con
siderstion for the same; and hat he be authorized
Yhen the Oession shall have been maize 6Y the Leg
islAturs Of Kentucky, 10 draw on Ice Treasurer of
Tennessee for ths consideration agreed 70 be given
for the same
The resolution lies on the table for one day under
the rules.
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
By direction of the SPEAKER. the Clerk read
and the House disposed Of the following bills, as
follow:
Mr. East's, 1872, to relieve the banks and pu, ill
on an equal footing Laid on the tabls
ar Budley's, l6d, 10 allow eireulati6R OF nOtss
Of IS and upwards Laid on the table
Mr.. Russelrs, 1856, to abolish the office Of School
Examiner, sc. Indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Buffers, 1872 to amend road laws. Rejected.
Mr.. BUTLER moved TO reconsider the vote
jecting the bill.
An inefec ual motion was made to lay this mo"
ton the table, yeas "A, nays %.
The motion to reconsider was rejected by yeas 81
nays so.
And then
Oh motion the House took recess till two o.
clock.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-04

The last Columbia MIRROR contains call Tor
,,,etinr of the Union men Of Maury county to
a,,-,inf delegates to Convention to be held in this
city on the I'D OF February next The Americans
are not invited.
The same paper urges the nomination OF C0i- D NJ
ToEy as Flector for the State atlarge. Our friends
Lo,Id first ascertain who will accept as It Is NOT
1elv that there win be much rivalry for the post
ton
The Maryland Legislature have passed resolu'
80, requesting the Maryland Representatives IN
,-,,,-rass to use their influence with tho national
Cr,,.s-rnoent for the negotiation of treaty with
--+ Tritain for the restoration Of fugitive slaves
-, +,s United States, who may be found IN
Canada.
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UNION
COAL AND OIL COMPANY,

OF EVANSVILLE, KENTUCKY
Chartered By the Legislatures Of Virginia and KentueyJ
RE nov prepared furnish any quantity Of their superior
"a NASHVILLE COAL OLLS-both Burning and LuhIicat-
ing, manufactured from pure Camel Coal and UfrTGE 70
be equal to any Coal Oils that are produced.
DIR EgTOBS3
gasrI,. R gcsus President: James Barbour,
lhos J. Pickett, Vice Pres't Marcus A. tinen-
Tboq A Matthew, Treasurer; Harrison Taylor,
Co. yV Coo1e r. A. Cochran, Secretary.
ssSTs-a Coal DIN Is the trade marx Of the Union
Coal and Oil Company, and all persons are e@ut71
using said trade mark for other oils - ~,
~ N a.o5-,s ,vornt attention. jan20-d2Wina
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A few days ago, vessel sailed from New Orleans
with eighty-one free cooreS persons, all land own
ers in Louisiana who have gone &c Try their for
tunes in IIayti.
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A very trifing fault indeed!

We have had the pleasure within the last few
days of taking by the hand once more our valued
friead PRrssFI 9. HARRIs, Of the United States
NAVY and at one time editsr Of this paper; who,
after an absence Of some two years in the Mediter
ranean service, has returned on visit to his child
rem and numerous friends in our community. lie
is the kind Of man 10 receive a cordial welcome
from all who know him. We tender him the free
dom of our editorial rooms. His friends will ind
at the St. Cloud.
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TVVUE staunch and commOdious steamer -
SCOTLAND, COUCH, Master, viii tsite1-sll
leave the and all intermediate landings,
on WEDNESDAY the sth inst at o'clock, P ~ For freight
or MASSAGE amply on board or to Il. H. HARRISON,
f-b4 A. HAMILTON, ACTS.
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BY Authority.
PUBLIC LAWS OF TENNESSEE

I1l"l'
SECTION Be enacted By TIE General assembly Of tie
Stats of Tennessee sections II3 IVA, MS, I7l6, Ill.,
7l9 10th chapter Of the Code Of Tennessee
tive Migrants, be snd .he hereby repealed.
W. G. WHITTH0RNE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
TAI. ". NEWMAN,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Passed January 3Oth, 1860.
true copy: J. L. r. RAY, Secretary.
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FOR sMITHLAND AVID PADUCAH.


TVyHE splendid passenger packet Il l. L. A. - .
SIMMS, Master, will leave for the above =LlA1sS-A
ana iuerrnediaae ports this day, 4th Of February
feH4 A. HAMILTON, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-04

The Maryland Legislature has passed all the Bal
timore Police bills. The measures are very often
size to the Blood Tubs, RIP Raps and Plug Ugies CT
fiat law-f0rsalon city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-04

The death Of Senator BRODEECK has not yet been
announced in the Senate of the United States GwiN
his colleague and deadly enemy, will not make the
announcement The Republicans will not do It, be-
cause they wish Senator DoUGLAs to perform the
task and and DouaIAs Is afraid to touch the subject.
So BRoDERIcEs seat is filed by the appointment Of
the Governor of California, and the Senate has Nc
official knowledge, communicated in the customary
form. of his decease So says the Cincinnati COM
merciIL
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VIEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED by
= a M

I
II. FL a q a N
. s,oTIe-c street.. Nashville. I
Almost n Heroine-A Companion to Jane Eyre
on al lie Depths-A Story OF WOman's Lies
vb.aen Of he World-By Lady CaVendish,
lane Horton and other Tales,
I5vnt on Bahdinon Peerage-A Story Of the le.t and
Wors; society. By Charles DckeEs.
Lectures OF Lola Moulez-Her Autobiography and Portrait
Haunted Touse and Tales Of Two CesBy Chas Dickens,
Wallet Davenant--By Bayle St. sOhn
Just received and for sale ey r HA1AN'
iauZ6 ~ oolll-o 1.lct-'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-04

The Senate Of Mississippi, o" Wednesday Of last
week. passed unanimously resolutions setting forth
RIGHTS of lavcry under the Constitution that the
cJactioY of a Black Republican President on the
sentimests ayowed by the leaders Of that party
would lead TO disunion, aud that
In order to be prepared for such a eonting gen
c Mississippi accepts the invitation Of 9oa1h Lar
~, ~ beT sister. slaycholding States d meet iH
OllL1 ,'+i,r and proposes the first Monday in June
lt and Atlanta, Georgia, suitable time and
So q, meet 10 counsel together and determine
nc actIon they VIII take in such an event ii
LlC l,.li he reDortcd 10 the Governor. who shall
ae'.on , tLe LEGISLATURE if in his judgment lt may
be required"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-04

The Minnesota papers announce with evident SAT
isfaction the advent of better times. The amount
Of gain now in the State which viii be forwarded
to market in The Spring estimated at over 100000
bushels
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-04

An informal digcus5ioa Of political nature,
having sprung up
Mr. LANE, with = view Of cutting it off moved
that tire Senate adjourn 20 nine o'clock Monday
morning.
Mr.. STOKELY demanded the ayes and noes on
the motion, which we're taken aud resulted ayes 7,
noes Il, as follows;
Ayss-Messrs. kllea, BumYqss, Hunter l4ne,
Trimble, Wood and Speaker Eowman--I,
Noss-Messrs. Boyd, Bradford, Hiltlretb, Iorn,
johnson, MINIS, Mcclellan, MeNeilly, Nash.
Payne P,ters, Richardson, Stanton, S,okes StOkey,
StovaU snd Thompson-l7
So the Senate refused TO adjourn.
Mr. HORN moved that the Senate adjourn to two
o'clock this afternoon.
Dir. LANE moved to amend the motion so as TO
adjourn 10 ien #iHqtsg before nine o'clock Monday
Mr. STOKELY demanded the ayes and noes,
Which were taken and resulted ayes 8, noes IA, as
I,ss-NIe.srs, Boyd. Buupass, Hldreih, John
son' Lane. Trimble, Wood and SPEAKER NeHman-S.
NoeT-Alessrs. Bradford, Horn, MINIS, Me-
Clelap. McNeily Nash Payne, Peters, Richard
son stanton. Stokes, SlOkely, SIOy4ll and Thompson
IA.
So the Senate refused to adjourn to Monday.
Aud then
On motion Of Mr.. HORN, the Senate adjourned to
3 oc9ck tomorrow morning
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-04

FREE NEGROES

House bill No 10 for the expulsion Of free per
sons Of color frtm this State, was taken up.
Mr. PETERS offered q bill in lieu, which was
read.
On motion Of Mr. PAYNE. it was ordered that
one hundred copies CT ths hill be printed for the
use of the Senate.
On motion Of Mr.. STOVALL, the consideration
Of lha bill and bill in lieu Was made She sPeeial sT
Ger fer Friday, she 1QiA lnsL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-04

s m2u in New Fairfield, Conn, named STEVENS
bid OK at auction sale for trihing sum, package
Of Old papers belonging to his fathers estate among
which was found deco lgI soldiers land war
rant that he sold for $4,000
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ron CINCINNATI,
For UTFWPGFIs AND NEW ORLEAN

yayHE Steamer WEEONA, BARCLAY, Mater, 49,
will depart above and all intermediate land =al
ngs on Satur lay 4th inst, at y o'clock n -
For freight or passage apply on board or to
fsb3-td II. Il. HARRISON, Agent.
FOR MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
TUyHE fine steamer MES JOHNSON,
JEssE JoHssoN Master, will leave for the above af2
and all intermediate ports SATURDAY, theEEzzz5aaE
4th February o'clock NJ For freight passage apply
board or to A. HAMlLION1
fab2 Il H. HARRISON, Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-04

CONVENTION OF SLAvEHoLDNG SrATEs.-Iesolu-
tons have been introduced into the Legislatures Of
Louisiana, Mississippi, Virginia and South Carolina
providing for a Convention Of the slayeholding
States. All have indicated Atlanta, Ga, as the
place: and June next as the time for holding the
Convention. It is very probable that every South
ern State will respond to this proposition, so soon
as it can be officially done by their Legislatures
through the Governors.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-04

On the 22d of February, the Opposition Conven-
ton of Tennessee will meet at Nashville the Dem
ocratic Convention Of Iowa viii meet at Des Moines
the Democratic Convention of Michigan will meet
al Detroit; the Wing Convention Of North Carolina
will meet at Raleigh; the Peoples party Conven-
ton Of Pennsylvania will meet at Harrisburg the
Opposition Convention of Virginia will meet IN
Richmond and the Republican Convention Of In
diana will meet at indianapolis.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-04

The Nashville Patriot says that when Mr.. SMITH
of North Carolina wanted only three votes to elect
him. il could Ehaye been accomplished If Messrs.
HoIaAN ALIEN and DAVIS, Democrats, had not re
fused TO Join other Democratic members in voting
Scr him. We have no apology to offer for these pro
Tossing Democrats but rcpudate them as destitute OF
patriotism and unworthy of their party association
But we do not believe it was possible to have
elected any man. even with the aid Of these three
gentlemen. who stood outside Of the Know Nothing
or Black Republican ranks. But without stopping
70 argue oar own opinions. the following extract
from an account of the election IN the New York
g7riJmc. which speaks adyisedly, sufficiently con
,roverts the assertion of the Patriot:
The coalition though discouraged, still struggled
S,,, victory Eaandigham plunged into the gap
,;tl,ort hesitation Morris of Illinois, made lame
,polory- for stuufving himself Poor Cox, after
,,tffs7.iDv diving farewell. also went under. The
5[,,,biieans were vet i'm peril Il required rs
votes to elect. and smith had III WINE there re
,,,oipeJ Alien OF Ohio. Holman and John q. Davis
80 Trdiana and Adrian of New Jersey, out of whom
-. - tbe necessary three. But the game was
6iocl-ad and smith was defeated: for the RePub-
sis7,s knew that Adrian would not vote for smith
-I-;Io oven had the three other above named given
S,;,, tbeir voices Millwar1o Of Pennsylvania would
5sve deserted him, and NE would then have lacked
ONE Of az sae,ioH.
The YrT5a.s also gives the following lnumauon "
,,o ,,,7ose Snd design Of its Black Republican enc
mics in voting for Mr.. syUH:
A n,rtion of our friends have. by hazardous
..,,-,,rir,eut " which came near cnEulphnE them
-t,tos submerged the Northern Democracy, where
el,sv now founder in disgrace.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-04

The Boston Post says that the Black Republicans
at Middetown were totally IN the recent city
election the Democrats eeotiGg their entire ticket
from Mayor to Constable thing never done be-
fore-by majorIties varying from 90 to H. Tie
vote was a very large one, aud the JOHN BROWN
sympathizeps made an unusually thorough canvass
This is the first election of 1860 in Connecticut, and
| il is OmnOus
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TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS

BALTIMORE AND OHIO
20 q . q . e
RAILROAD.
Great National Route
FEyER INMATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East, and Wheeling, BenEood and Park
esbug the West, which places il unies With Railroads.
S.eame-s, &c, f1r and from all points in the
Vest, Southwest and Northwest.
Two Trains leave Wheeling daily 1885 P. NJ, and
1O:IOP.M.
One Train leaves Parkersburg daily at $40 P n
Direct connections made BY these trains
For all the Eastern Cities
This is tho only route to Washington City.
Passengers By this Route Baltimore Philadelphia,
eWYOrk and Boston, the Of ticket Boston aone
other lines.
Through TIE Eastern cities procured
Washington City additiGnal charge Of 81 90.
Time quick and fare as low By any ether route.
Inquire tickets via the Baltimore Ohio Railroad a.
any the principal Railroad Offices in the West.
+. FULLER, Gen'l Western Agent.
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
". p. SMITH, Master transportation ieiS
APpIetOR's y. x. Guide for January. Just
received by BAGAN & TREANOR,
ft2 No Union street.
Banker's Cases, every size and quality Blank Books
Memorandum Books, Composition Books Copy Books &C.
Iustr received in uuantiteg bv UAGAN 4 TRFANOH.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

SCHOOL NOTICE.
yvBE next Session Of my School for boys will commence o.
Il MONDAY, JANUARY 3OSh,
1-ss5 IS ~ W, BRYCE THOMPSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-04

The House of Representatives Of AiqP2ma has
passed. by large majority, the charter Of a bank
in Mobile with a proviso which requires that the
stockholders take an equal amount of stock in the
Great Central railroad from Montgomery to Deea-
tur. Alabama It is thought the bill will pass the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-04
Furnishing and Fancy
GOODS,
We haTe laI 5iocE a an nnesl W3Ie4 7aI' O ID
variety o.
shirts, neck TIes, SoarEs ana Cravats,
UNnERWEAR,

OF sik Cashmere Lambs Wool Merno aud Cotton. Gloves
Half Hose, Of every kind suspenders Hsndkerchisfs
SHIRT BOSOllS. DRESSING ROBES. dc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-04

To wc would calile particular attention OK connoersi
and those who aant pure article Of Brandy for ecll plf
poses Our brands Of Chars pagHe are very enoce ana
veil known
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-04

UNION lsEsTA URANF AHEAD
No. Al Union street, Opposite stais Bank

FRESH SHADI FRE5H SHADII FRESH EHADIIs
lust arrived By Adam's EEprss Grgs fresh saa
from savannah, the fut IN the Always kept
hand, good assortment o. ueh Grouse, Phsaan
Quas. Y1ison and Game Fh, which win be served up in tas
Restaurant in the best Eye A. JONNARD, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-04

ssons oack Step 25c; Frsetts Polka SOC. Sweet sixteen
Polka 4hand5l 25e LGncsrs Quadrlss z hands, Soc Vo
oTa Quadres rs banda see; Wire bridge Schotsch 5i sim
ny Dreams 25c; SWzer Rose. Tor Guitar 2c; Spare the Ola
Homestead for Guitar sc; shoEer Of Pearls collection Of
vocal duets, g o.
Music mailed free Of postage, receipt Of hs marked pr
AtLuCK's Music Store,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-04

Rev. EiIJAH WARD died in Willoughby, ONO, on
the 10th inst, at the ripe old age Of ninety-tour
wears. He Joined the New York Conference IN
1901. and for more than half century was
Methodist preacher Of no common order OF tai
lent He was familiarity known as Old FatheF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-04

The Savannah Express asserts that during this
winter locomotive builder Of PRildelphia has been
to the South soliciting orders, and has Obtained
them to the extent Of f-sis locomotives toF south
crn roads. The average cost Of locomotive IS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-04

In the year ending June 30, 1853, tie amount Of
GOLD produced in the United States mines, and de-
posted in the minis. was S27,2l3557; Of silver
s273465. Tie total coinings at all the minis and
the assay Office, from 1898 to Jnne 20. 1859, has
bonn $3.50 lsI.6Ig G5. in I38O3j .934 pieces.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-04
LAW SCHOOL
OF WARD COLL e G e &.

The Instructors IN this School are:
HoS. JOEI PARKER, IL. D., Royal Professor.
HON. THEoPHILUs PARsONs, L. D., Dane Professor.
Hon. Emory WAsHsuRN, Ii. D., University Professor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-04

Ooong and PoEch0ng Teas Pickles. Preserves OYSTERS s0k
ing Tobscco and uany other articles
, To all C which, would call che especial attention and
invite the inspection Of trade or
many Inducements % be found elsewhere.
iaas-n ARCHER CHBATHAM BROTHER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-04

A forced loan Of $4,000 mas been decreed by
Nicaragua to pay To- tbe munitions Of var lately
received from England.
4 decree of December l3 declares that BELLY's
canal project is at end, he not having paid up the
100000 francs due before the end Of September.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-04

Mr., BICKNELL presented a petition from citi-
sens Of Louisville Blouur COUNTY, praying for re-
pal Of their corporation charter, which was
ferree 10 the Committee on interpretations, without
reading.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-04

The London Post urges the early consdeFaroney
Parliament Of the question Of the confederation 81
the British North American provinces, which, IN
the event of a dissolution Of the American Union
would hold the balance Of power on the continent
that IS our Northern States would unite themselves
10
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-17
Legal Notice.

LeKnI NottCe.
TO ANDREW HINGLER:
NoU are hereby mott fed that there Is now on file
i in The office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fort Madison petition Of
G. w. Barry, claiming Of you the foreclosure Ct a
mo gage given by you to Jsmes III. Hickman but
since transferred to said Barry, which mortgage 10
upon the property known the Eagle Tavern
stand, in Charleston, Lee County, Iowa, and il
given q your notes TO said Ill ckman for the
sum Of $725, due in ten and sixteen months from
date.
tiniess you appear and answer thereto on or be
fore the I'd day of The next term of said Court to
be b. gun and held at Fort Madison in December
next, said petition will be taken pro concsso, and
decree as pray.d for rendered against you thereon.
FRANCIS SEMPLE,
Nov. 9, 1860 Atty for plt'f.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-17
original Nosice.

OEtEtuHf NOTICE.
To l.. w Buell., VIM. r.. Baeii, M. A. Day, Miller,
Mayhem Co, Jas. H.. Bruce, VIM. *. l.. Rud-
dick State Of Iowa for the use of the School
Fund, (Defendnnts):
N0U are hereby notified that on or before the
l. 9th day of Oct, 1860, there will be file in
the Clerk offee OF the District Court Of Lee Co.,
Iowa. at FIT. Madison, petition in equity by W m.
II. Williams, ying for the sale of lots aud 1,
block 1875, 10 heokuk, Iowa, under foreclosure Of
a mortgage thereon made to him by Mary A, Pol
ser, dated 4th of March, 1855, recorded May 10th,
1865, in book b. page 376, securing her two notes
OF same date, upon which is due $500; praying
also for the extinguishment of all interest you
or any of you may have acquired in said lots, and
for cysts and genera relief.
40 yoa -ass -rps-T q ~ aas-sT s-;e petition ~
noon of the second day of the next term Of said
Court to be held on the lst Monday Of Dec 1860,
or decree will be had therein by default, as prayed
for. q Ill. sCOIT Howell
Oct. ~, l8e0-d Atty for Petitioner.