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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-10

The Message OF Governor Ict,ler which was addressed
III, the Legislature on Saturday aud which was Inserted
r be.e columns on yesterday, contains az least Q" %
crave recouu.sailtors The suggestion OF cal. FOR 10
N,ro1s1 Convention of the States, for the purpose of
,-rerd.r- the Constitution strikes us as absurd Ni.h
nh, exception of Che radical Aho'tou.s,s of t1e Garrison
school who cIsr,o- for am aH.slverv Constitution aa
......-lvsry BuIe and lu slavery Cod there IS Oh"
s,.slc,on on the rar. Of any OF our people with the
r-e-eu. Constitution o. tle Omitted States Such com
Limits AS prevail, a ae country have grown oat of tae
r,t that the ,omoromes and guarantees of tae torst-
sutton are isrcrlriei We want no better CONSTITUTION
,,- nm, o7, we have no better OF wiser one could oe
made Pos any proposed Convention OF tre States "..
.rf- sa disposition % defend, uphold and preserve
sas Constitution ss t. And it Southern rights ''i '-
forests arc Insecure. underline present Constitution, they
would De insecure under any that could be- framed '
any Convention NO matter under what favorable aast
e. might assemble and deliberate. With all due defer
srrs therefore we ar. opposed 90 tbe recommendation
of Gov. Ls,tber on tais sllec-
His u,yt recommendation tal. Virginia should send "a
commission TO those States which have passed laws uu-
living or o1s,rucung che execution OF the Fugitive Slave
Law to- demonstrate with such States 'u au aniea'ie spite
it, and en.rga them 20 repeal their uacons.to-a. .,
f.l.oa on tha. subject, thias jadicols and proper
one and We trust 20 may be considered by the General
Assembly. We thiuk also, that such commission
,rl -e..r iu great advantage 90 tae whole country
Tf. proposition at Ieas, e uega5orE and psacea'e Do
-,. character. and, t carried ou, cam certainly do %
r,-, will show .a, the real disposition Of -he state
anil che re,1e of the State is prevent dissolution o..
.s Union so long as {, can be prevented aonoraoy and
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

MONDAY, Jan. YIN.
Speaker Crutcbfed took the Chair and called the House
to order at the usual hour
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Pettigru, of the Disciples
Church.
COMMUNICATION FROM THE SENATE.
The Clerk read communication from the Senate an
nounclng the passage Of act appropratng sum oil
money to the civil contingent fund; bill to prevent
trespass along the borders OF the Potomac and other
tide waters in Fairfax Stafford Lancaster, Norhumber-
land Westmoreland Richmond and King George.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Reports from various committees were presented IN
favor of the sitting member from Gilmer, Calhoun and
WISE and adverse report from the minority author-
zing COunty Courts appoint special police in certain
cases. amend the 9th section of chapter 20 OF the
Code providing for the voluntary ensavement of Mary
and her children in Cupeper TO prescribe the rights OF
certain parties in property ded waters west of the
Allegheny mountains; incorporating the Point creek IA
leigh turnpike; amending l4th section OF chapter 81 oil
the Code incorporating the Lewis creek and Logan
Court House turnpike company; incorporating the
Madison and Culpeper turnpike company; increas-
ng the capital stock OF the Walkers creek and iol-
ston turnpike company; incorporating the White Top
turnpike company authorizing the MaysNlle Plank road
company to lay down iron rails and be known as the
Mary svlle Railroad Company Incorporating the Mason
and Cabell turnpike company; dscontnuing Morton
Ferry in Charlotte authorizing the construction OF
turnpike from Horse Shoe and Pleasant Run turnpike to
the Northwestern turnpike amending the Charter and
authorizing appropriation by the State, to the Mount
Jackson and Howardsvle turnpike company; incorpo-
rating the Rectortown and RectOrs roads turnpike
company releasing the securities of 1eorge L. Harwood,
sheriff of Wood county from the payment OF damages
imposed on them for his default amending the act con-
corning compensation of officers; forming new county
out of Hardy authorizing the appointment of Record
er in Wood county, incorporating the Sweet Chaybeate
Springs Company; authorizing the election OF Aldermen
in New Aartinsvile, in Weze; amending the End and
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THE SILVER TuRE,Ds

which Time Introduces into the the hair prevent thousand.
emen from wearing whske and moustAeh. and yet 10 To
MINUTES Cadoros Excelsior Dye would render every DIR, "a
DARK As NIGHT,
and twenty years from the apparent age Of the lnj
al. The Triumphant result Of
DR.. CHILT0Ns ANALYSIS
proves dye be Sholesoms for the hair Il Is Eond
for be.aufyng properties Ladies whose beauty materially
depends upon the color Of their wealth Of hair will ~
article that they can SAFELY USE
Sold everywhere. and applied by all Hair Dreser oHRTk
DORO, Astor House. New York. deI-lmAs
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EATAL ACCInENT

NEWARK, " j., Jan. flames Taylor and Edward
Duffy, while returning from pleasure ride to Elizabeth,
by the night train, about three o'clock
this morning. the crossing of the railroad aud South
Broad street here. Taylor about thirty years old
instantly killed. He employed Budd's
press and leaves a wife and two children. Duffy was
Injured but seriously The horse killed aud the
slpigh demolished
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nYsPRPSIA CuREn.

The testimony In favor Of the great curative
OF the 0XYGENATED Buffers constantly accommodating Here
is Of the latest in by the publisher Of valuable period
cal
BosToS, July l, 1853
Messrs s W. FOwLE CO-Genemen have taken three bot
ties Of your 0Kygenated ers and have derived great benefit
their use. have been much troubled with DYSPEPSIA
several years and found nothing that afforded relief un
/ used your Btiers
cheeruy recommend the OXygepated Btter to all wi
afflicted with this painful troublesome and stubborn complain
Yours truly, JAMES ROBINSON,
JAG or the Student and schoomate a
Prepared by SETH W. POWLE co, Boston, and for w
ADIE GRAY, PURCELL. LADD & CO., and w. PETERSof,
Richmond and by appointed agents county and Dro
gsts generally. ja9-dc6wlW
s8S-LAsT NoTIcE-YEs THE LAsT.-Al persons ndebtedo
Individually will please call and settle their accounts Else
will give hands OF others be collected by law
ALEX. HILL
Ps-Eo further Indulgence will be given longer than the 18th
OF December next de5-d6wlm ALEX HILL.
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SHOCKING MURDER AND SI-ICIDE,

MALONE n T., Jan. Henry Meacham of the town
OF Dickinson shot his wife last evening in the presence
of her father and mother They fled alarmed TO the
being shot and with her throat cut. Her husband lay
dead by her side having shot himself through the head
Domestic trouble and eaon.y were the cause Of the act
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January 18th, 1860.

DEArH OF AN INDIAN CHEF.-Gov. Blacksnake, the
"od Indian; died at his residence the Aeghaney
servation eight miles from East Randolph Cattaraugus
county, n Y December 26 at the advanced age of %
years He was probably before his DEATH the oldest In.
dian living. lie in the French previous to the
revolutions also in the Revolutionary and sided with
the Americans. He a great aid TO Washington act
ing in the capacity Of and bearer of dispatches
His family have now their possession a silver medal
that was pres nted him by Gen. Washington, and on
which the old Governor" put more value than on all
else he lind. =
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TIVE subscribers VII continue the GROCERY and
Il BUSINESS under the style and irm Of TARDY
at the stand occupied by the late firm Of TINsLEl
WILLIAMS and would take this occasion 10 return he -
thanks for the very liberal patronage exte' ded 10 the M
the last five years. and TO their friends, that no
their part shah be lacking 10 merit continuance Of me
They will, at all times, keep hand well
Goods N their line, AMI will pay particular attention ~
Produce consigned to them -, r. =
They agents for the sale Of ADAMANTIHE CANpLt,
they VIII sell 10 the trade low IS they can be boukv
the Northern Markets. s. T. IAhggLLt
nrIu,xn I.ruarv OJ fscO
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According pHaeagappesFonSes thl;m may S5's' down
a, a minimum es,lun,o and it Is quito possible the
amount NAV be found at the close Of the season nearly
f,rlr ANA A half million bales
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The House again yeted for speaker; two hundred and
Rentythrcc votes sere cast Necessary choice H.
Mr.. Sherman received 1903; Mr. hcClernand 81 Mr..
Rocock 81 Mr.. Quarles IL Mr.. Davis, of Indiana y
Mr.. Gilmer f. Mr. Houston 3 Scattering To-
/ The House then adjourned.
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FARMER" on THE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
. IL III. - -. IIrJ...

Your correspondent Farmer in his Sd number, which
appeared in your paper day snce claimed TO be
good naured man. and, therefore, pracsed some for
bearance in his reply to my defence Of the Central Rail
road Company. Now, l contend that | not only under
stand Railroad accounts better than he does but that
am the best tempered Of the two; for not only
don't intend to make any reply to him at all but will
take back something did say. suggested that he was
good scholar but he can't translate the old Latin
adage "Ne sWtor de-. take back the charge of Scho-
arship. Respectfully,
E. F0NTAINE, President.
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MAHRIEn-

city New the Goth day Of Dec 1852 by the
Rev DR. Taylor Rector Of Grace Church, ORLANDO Pc
GRAM Of Richmond Va to MARY NJ, eldest daugh'er-ahd
the by same, EDWARD KOCH Of LYONS,
France JANET second daughter Of the late Edward sand
ford, Esq Of New York
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RcBAosD, January %, 1860.


CAKU. 4
In rstireing from business, return nv sincere u -
friends and the patrons Of the several concerns WIN
been connected for the past fourteen years for the KIM
bestowed upon me- and recommend 10 their p'uo1As'
port, my successors, Mssrs TArDy WILLIAM -,s ~
Having had every opportunity knowing these gen y
my ri ns may rest assured that their interest VII DC
hands, they having ample means Ia their business 70
adyan.ay eously and safely . TfN,lIi
Ia .is IL.
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SIR ROHAN's GHOST.

By COntrIbutOr 10 'Ibe AtInntir,n
TGyHE Publishers This admirable and able vOrk a. 49,
announcement declared common Joot and Their -,
pondents discriminating public have than a.
assumptgn Eyery body asks who have n. n.
ming post VIM. Bryants paper Che poet says o. "Rst
ers JrAo Drhegd Blces ZtroHi, d0ts Hugo-,S ID.
are at hams eh Whitening Hiytt amt rtTsragf n ~
HfV fuy iudsed dH 'ChidrsH OF he Af" tcU b. cbac4
icits az. ioisrd tale" New Edition Press.
J. g. TILTON CO, 16 Washington st., opposite Mn
deZ3-tr PlT.ts.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MITn

~ OUT PAIN-DK TEAyEesE :-Sir-1he under, PA
hereby certify that have had teeth extracted by ee,
itOaf cling any pain tcb0fsrsr and would sincerely f
mend all 10 try the above method Yours respectfully
X. BRAZlEY.
RICHARD H. OUNTPE,
WIN BOWDRS j.
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FE-Lss.ers 5aaiHosr Hi be cd esd q -'s A' Q 80
WIG
A-tls ,5 on 5- Sizes n as p-ps- ,-iI net 5sP2bls'-
Al 77f.f.r rue ~ ,5ry s,i.gg o.55t g. De tnorr 90 f,
sf ,,7 ia go case Do 3s8lrf FROM obituary. Notices '''e'--
a., eyst ,.gss are ctrrgsi' or as Embellishments.
~ Fseaarot undertake ,arstara rejected coa'r'aHii''''
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DISSOLUTION.

TIVE OF T1sley Tardy Williams is this day d
Il by mutual consent The name Of the am will be @''
either partner in winding up the business u the arm
s. T. TINsLh,
4 c. TARDY, 81,
JAS T wlLIAc
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The Cotton Crop.

TIE Basto1 Ira. U---a Black Republican paper
rr. attention 90 e cotton cror, and remarks that OF sill
,.-i. I'm h,vorI the shareholders o., the South have
been i'm tfe business and their pecuuiary profits the
mos. successful Nothing Ike The magnitude OF their
I.-,, and continually increasing gains &, known in 'ae
bo of commerce and agriculture The ou,turn OF the
cotton crop b present wear vail be enormous, and that
INA after having had JAS, wear the largest crop ever be-
fore known Th, price az which {, sells is very high, and
t demand takes Of the product fast as it can be car
. market while che Northern ships are taking it TO
,,,,-.s,,s thew viii find a; the close OF the sea
s Tor les, bn the actual cost Of transportation, as no
return trerhts which win pay De had There Is uo-
much danger Of duuoa ON the part Of the south under
such circumstances for with such palmy prosperity 10 is
urnt,aral 90 nod either 80 nature or ierOcity
TIE t cr Cotton at the shipping ports last week
ret,hei ls5 poo bales swelling the excess oycrs year to
..1 date ll 900 bales, Mex, week we shall have another
betyy receipt. probably 100000 bales aud u seems
nov p-etty certain that when receive the accounts
f-o tbe south uD % December the receipts into
,. po-ts l show total Of 500 600 bales, 100000
,,or dian TO same period last year, amount uuPrece-
3.,,.i I'm ,h. history of the cotton trade
The following are tae estimates by leading and vel
;,,c-red house for the cotton crop Of the present YER
Receipts a. Nes Orleans, 100000 bales
Do Mobile. $4,000
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DURE GIM ARABIC.-Cob bales, for sale by ,,unu
ialO l. G. B. DAVENPORT.
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INOI. BALTINORE.--TheT regular packet schooner MIG
NIONErTE Capt Tall having the greater portion OF her
engaged and going board viii have immediate dispatch
For remai nder, apply TO OalO-G ". d. COLQUTT co.
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LNOR PHILADELPHIA.-Ihe regular packet <{Ss
schr, RIO p KING, Leeds maste', having portion zk
Of her engaged, will have ali possible dispatch For
manier, apply 10
W d. COLQUIIT co.
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COMMERCIAL.
ozrror or rur WING. Jan. Q. lseO

O7FoB OF THE WHO, jan y lt6O
As the markets have undergone no change since our
last review omit the prices from this issue. Business
will be generally resumed the tobacco and mills
day the Of weather will reopen the river and
canal that may continue regular reports
interrup N.Y. On Wednesday Thursday will publish
Annual Statement Of the Trade OF Richmond.
1t appears that the failures in the United States in 1859
considerably In number and liabilities than those Of the
two preceding years. They stand thus
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SWEET BRIAR ESTATE FOKSALE.-They val
Fletcher, Esq Is offered for sale.
This lies Ia the ccunty Of Amherst Na about two miles
from the Courthouse and " miles from Lynchburg and within
yncburg extens OF the Orange aud
Alexandria Railroad The tract contains 800 acres IL hetvi.
y mhsred newly enclosed and well waiered and In high state
Of cultivation The soil ofyey superior quality and highly pre-
ducye aud the improvements excellent having been made
by the late owner almost regardless ofeost
The MANSION HOUSE recently erected Ia the style OF an Its
ian Villa Imposing structure substantially built very capa-
cous and arranged combine elegance with every conVe
nience.
The Ouhouses every description Kitchen laundry extensive
granary tobacco houses stables carriage house and cabins with
gardens attached covering several and numerous other
badngs superior them and In perfect condition
The pleasure grounds comprising than ~ acres include
otherwise tasuy arranged handsome
improved and furnished with shrubberyrees and flowers
variety vegetable garden is well stocked and high
y productive.
The extensive abound fruits Of the choice vare
description This lies In the Piedmont
gon Of beautiful and picturesque mountain
scenery and unsurpassed for heahfllness Of location.
Considering the fertility Of the SOIL its proximity market the
character improvements and other adv anages
portuny Is presented purchaser country
ngushed high degree for comfort and elegance well to
make investment Being DESTROYS to SELL Inducements
will be offered.
Persons disposed purchase invited 10 view the premises
Terms will made known and further information given
picaon to Robert Tnsy A. f. Robertson Amherst Court
House IalO-cu
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OH sections OF the act concerning oyeseers Of the POOR
In Frederick incorporating Dewitt Clinton Lodge Of
Masors in Cumberland.
PROCEEDINGS or CITIZENS.
The SPEAKER laid before the House the proceedings OF
the citizens of King William in the Harpers Ferry az
fair.
STATE FINANCES.
The Chairman Of the Finance Committee made pre-
mnary and informal report OF the condition OF the Urea
sury, to the following effect;
Estimated receipts 1890 Estimated charges leo9-6O
$37S2, 2SL46. $3,647, 739l5.j
Estimated receipts lS60-Gl Estimated charges sj06l
$3796,97S.46. SS,OS3,95
RECAPITULArfON.
Balance in the Treasury LIST Oct, 1859: SlOi,ol336
Estimated receipts for fiscal year lSJ960 s3,7s2,zsi46
1885, 27s2
Estimated charges for fiscal year lS596O S,647 $9l5
Estimated excess Of means over charges Oct
LIST, 1860, 2SS, 5bS6
Estimated receipts for fiscal year ls6O.6l, 1926 s46
4,O85,E S7l3
Estimated charges for fiscal year ls6O6l, S,oSSslS3l
Fsf;matad avcass of means over charges Oct
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, BOOKs WILL BE OPENED
- PREPARE FOR THE BILL

w. for subscriptions the Stock Of the Insurance Co.
Virginia. Of Richmond Office Of y Barn
December 2Oh. 1859 de2i-in
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NEW CONCERN.

Rrcn4osD, January %, 1850.
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The receipts Of Tobacco, at Richmond, in December
1 az. AM same month OF 1873 were
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Speaker Crutcb took the Chair and called the House
to order at the usual hour.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Pettigru, of the Disciples
Church.
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deq9 In
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PETITIONS.
Various petitions were presented.
RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY
BY Mr.. MAGRUDER-0 of incorporating the Charlotte
vile Manufacturing Company.
BY Mr. WALLACE-0f incorporating MonongAio
Lodge in Ohio county.
On motion of BISBIE, the House adjourned
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BUSINESS Cards, not exceeding six lines. inside
SO, otherwise gle.
fanefA Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
to space oseap.ea.
Displayed advertisements hall more than The
abore rates.
Adverttsensnts lsaded and placed under tf.
head OF "aPeclal Notices." cos1le fAe orasaaru
rGsxs.
apsciai Notices In til Local Column 20 cent,
per ifne.
Aavertifonents ordered on the inside exolu-
sivoiyt TIE Daily after the arsttw weeks
A0 per cent. .4ore than the above rates
A. fraas4eaf sapsyffsenrnfs nSsi De psfc for
IN adpaH2e iEis rsle will not be varied fran
NEen faF advertiser aaeE Eae MrakIy anna
TER trace Hla4 tc lAo sxMe in the Daily
Where shs Daily ard Weekly are bosL gsea
IS rsr cent ~lli - deaeetea from the agyree
rafs amount.
Under the present system, the advertiser
paTs 80 MneA Tor tpe arass Ls occn piss the
changes t-ihe eaArg1 1aa.s Tor the eosa portion
only. Ihis rlsn ss nov generally adopted
Our caasse Ter charges viii be I5 cents per
square.
~ In ali eases ~asre Advertisements are
diseontianea A-t9fe Tie expiration Of the wear
or the tisae contracted for, they will be ehsrr,a
up A. oar regular rates tor tie time actual.
ly IL.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
WE would call the attention IF tho public to
w the fact, that ~ IuEL'S AMBkUTi Pc PHO
TOGRAPAI ard SIEhAE0SGnPIG GALLERY il
the place 10 get
u EavrCca Pictures at Every Sty1el
Being the oldest established operator in tho city.
the superiority OF pictures, and his efforts to
please arc well knoMn 10 ALI. lie il now putting
up views Of Main street, suitsbls for mailing for
/ the very lew price of rs ard bO cents each The
largest and best picture Ut EeoAuk ever taken;
| also lareevsew Of 1t. Madison.
ateroscopc view aud baxss ior sale and on
hibition IA are respectfully invited to call and
sAa ntHr them.
ae<y- Dun't forget tho place: rs Main street, ~
door IRON Third street.
Aug. 2. '6U.--d
APPLES kDR SALE.
l1nnB kkKELS CHOICE RUsSET APPLES,
lUU from Ohio far saie by
STAFFORD Il McCUNE, Levee.
9 <sE.H K ssF ss. er9--s
IlEMP and Manila, vented, for which we Will
WIN. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
/ NoyQddw No. lis Main street.
/ M EW caiEEsE just received BY
IN CuLLlEksd ROBERTSON.
sspsd
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exc. G. AspEKBoH. ALEXANDER nARcLAr
IEsTABLIsHEDIN Is4G.l
BANKING HOUSE

BANKING HOUSE OF
q n o NJ q n O.. A ID n n . N Y q q.
HAVE this day admitted a. = partner in the
/ Bsf.snE Bn2nesk. Alexander Barclay, (who has
been my teller for the last six yearsJ. The busi-
meas, hereafter, wiilbe conducted under the hrm
andstyle of
GEO. @. ANDERSON Il 90.
Being one Of the oldest Banking Houses III not
the oldestl In owa, the arm soIicits sentin-
uanee Of former patronage 80 literally extended to
the senior partner.
They vii max collections and remit, less Ex@
change jou the day of payment, free of charge.
Their references are a. formerly by senior part
Ter viz
REFERENCES:
Park Bank, N. K.
NinsIoa, LAnisr q Co., ,BAnkers,N.
Edward w. Clark d Co., ,Philad elphiA.
Howard banking Co., Boston.
CiaIp, Fulier Il Brow ne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Hoffman nelpck ., Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank Pittsburgh.
kralacr Aahsa, Bankers, q
6iimere Brotherton - Cincinnati.
A.. d. Hant Co., - Louisville.
sfase savings Institntion, III. Louis.
keoka4 ~ an. 20. GEO. C. Anderson
5aaaa
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KFENI NOlRCCs
fa ANDREW hiruLEtt.
NuU are hereby notified that there IL now file
/ in the office Of tho Clerk Of the District Court
ii Lee County, Iowa, ~ Fort Madison petition OF
l.. W. barry, claiming Of yoa tho forselosure tf
mort gage given by gau To Janes II. Hickman but
since sfcrrea HI said Barry, which mortgage 10
upon the property known ~ the Eagle Tavern
stand In Charleston, Lee County, Iowa, md Ia
given t srrure yuur notss to safi Hickman for the
sum Of $725, due in ton and sixteen iaonths from
date.
urless YOU appear and answer thereto on or bo.
fprs the 2i day sf shs next term OK said Court to
be be gun and held ~ Fort Madison Ia December
asxt ssii petition will bc taken pro confssso. and
decree US prayed for rspaered against yon thereon.
FRANCIS sEMPLE,
Nov 8, Is60.d Atty for Plt'f.