davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15
Judge CT the Supreme Court.

Since our last, ne have seen several
names mentioned in connection with Judge
of the Supreme Court, which Office is 10
be filed at the election next month
Judge JrLIus 2. ATWOOD, of Madison, and
CHAs. \. ELpKDeE, ESQ of Fond du Lac,
are prominently named, either Of whom
would II axe good Judges. OfMr. ATWOOD.
correspondent Of the Press d Neus
says" Judge ATWOOD has peculiar quail
ihcations for the Supreme Bench. He
has clear head and is in The vigor of life;
he possesses a thorough knowledge Of
Wiconsin law and practice, and an analy
teal mind happily adapted to dissec,ing
cases Of litigation. and determining their
equity and justice. Though Democrat,
he has never been mixed up with politics
to such an extent as to render him An OBJ
jectionable candidate for Associate Justice,
TO reasonable men of any or all parties
who desire to preserve the purity, in,eg-
ri,y and impartiality of our courts of Jus.
tice
There is little time between this and
election, and if the independent press of
the Stale favor the suggestion of Judge
ATWOOD for Associate Justice, let them
promptly make it known through their
columns to the electors Of the State"
If Judge ATWOOD is united upon by the
conservative and union loving portion of
The people, we shall cheerfnly supper,
him. 1t is time that some decisive action
should be taken.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15

DEAru OF JuDGE KEEp.-uon. john
N. KEEP, of Beloit, late Judge o: the Cir.
cult Court, and prominent in various rails
road enterprises in this State, died at his
residence on Saturday morning, the Cd
INST. Judge KEEP was one of the earliest
settlers of Beloit, aud bad acquired dis
tingushed position 10 his profession--pos.
sessing one Of the most acute logical
minds in the State of bis adoption. He
had been suffering for some years from
consumption, and hal not expected TO see
the close of the present year, il, indeed, be
should see its beginning Judge X. was
a native of New York. He has numerous
friends and some relatives in Chicago.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15
Missing Steamer,

The steamer Austrolasian, of the Gu
nard line, which sailed for New York from
Liverpool on the 10th ult., had not been
heard from up to Sunday laSt, which wod
make her twenty-one days out. 1t is
feared some accident has befallen the Aus
tralasian. She is a screw steamer, while
the other vessels of the Cunard line are
side wheel steamers. The Australasian
was put on in place of the Persia during
the winter months. She is probably the
largest screw steamer ahoat next to the
Great Eastern, and is magnificent YES
sci, splendidly appointed in every respect.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15

The OFFICE SEEKERs.-The Washing
ton Correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
zctte says the applicants for appointm cents
under the new administration are SO nu>
inerous that not one in hundred will suc>
coed. DUDLEY A. FIELD, JoHS p. HALE,
and VIM. NJ. EvARTs, are candidates for
the mission to England. J. WArsos
WEBB, wants to go to France, but FRE-
MONT is supposed TO have the inside track
Gen. ScHouLER of the Boston Atlas de-
sires the consulship to London. There is
a general rush for the consulships. Mr..
TnEAkER Of Ohio, is the most prominent
for Commissioner of Patents, the salary of
which has recently been increased to
81, 500 per annum. There are twelve ap-
plicants for the Chicago post Office, eleven
for the Cincinnati; six for the Columbus !;
four for the st. Louis and eight for the
Cleveland office.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15

WAGES IN ESGLAxD.-JoHN BRrGur,
the English statesman, says there are a
million able bodied laborers who cultivate
the soil of England and Wales, and their
average wages (and it is much higher than
in Ireland)is ten shilings sterling, equal
10 $3.50 per week, Or 40 cents day, up
on which to support themselves and fami-
lies Yet IL is the English aris,ocracy
wio grind these poor lsJorers to dust, that
profess such holy horror Of American
slavery.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15

JUDGE LARRABEE distinguished
Representative in the last Congress has
returned to his home in Dodge county
and will leave for California in few days
The Milwaukee Press and News saws mo
new member ever made more friends in
Congress, or more truly represented his
constituents than Judge LARaABEE, and
bis many friends will regret to learn that
business engagements compel him to leave
for California about the miGdle Of this
month, where he will probably remain
for some time"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15
Montgomery, March II.

A permanent Constitution has been
adopted, but is kept secret. A member
of Congress says it provides for the Pres
ident to serve, six years. Executive ap-
pointments under the grade of the Cabi
net are to hold Office during good beha
viour The slave trade his prohibited
The Cabinet officers are eligible to seats
in Congress.
An act was passed issuing $4,000, 600
IN Treasury notes.
An appropriation bill for current expen-
ses passed.
The Secretary Of tie Treasury finds no
difficulty in negotiating the SIS, O00,0 900
loan at par.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15

Rs DIsTKIcrING THE STATE-The Com.
mit,ee on Apportionneut have determined
10 fix the number Of Senators at thirty
three, and the Asssmblymen a. one hum
dred
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15
The Southern Congress.
New York, March II

= New 1OTk, March II.
Advices from Montgomery announces
that the Constitution of the new Confed-
eracy has been ordered to be engrossed-
1t is extremely conservative. Five mil
lions Of the loan have been taken at par,
and no doubt the remainder will be TAX Ell
at the same figure.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15
Ton SAVERS NOT CoarsG.-Tbe Loulo1

Field, sporting paper, says Ton SAVERS,
the champion of England" has changed
his mind, and is not coming to America.
The Field seems to think tina, Ton would
be slaughtered at once, If he should appear
IN this country.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15

ARCTIC BASK.-The proprietors Of the
Arctic Bank have anlied up the required
securities, and tho institution il acain
pronounced sound
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15

TROUBLE IN ST. LOUISA secession
flag was displayed by the Minute Men Of
st. Louis on Monday, aud great crowd
collected, and some noisy demonstrations
followed. There were few fights, bat no
very serious affair.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15
The Federal Administration.

As a matter Of interest to our readers,
we publish the following brief sketch of
the lives of President LINCOLN and the
several members of his Cabinet:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15

Jus iHtolItC| dtIu COhsIueTdDio aQnlnlSlra-
tive tact and ability. lie has been in Con-
gress, and was Commissioner on Mexican
Claims. In regard to bis political faith,
ii is not certain that he has made any de-
csive declaration, but it is very generally
presumed be is a moderate Republican.
GIDEON wELLEs, POSTMASTER GENERAL.
Mr.. Gideon Wel,es, of Connecticut, is
to be the Postmaster General. Mr.. Wcles
has been for upwards of thirty years
leading politician in Connecticut, and for
much of that time has been connected di-
recty and indirectly with the public press,
welding partisan pen, and always exhib
ting evidences of unquestionable hostility
TO his opponents in the advocacy of bis
opinions, political or otherwise. He for
some time held the office of Postmaster
of Hartford, under Mr.. Van Buren's ad-
nlnistration, and left the office soon after
the election of Gen Harrison, in 1870
During part of Mr. Folks administration
he occupied an important position in tie
navy department. Like many other prom
lneDt Northern Democrats, Mr. Welles
disagreed with his party on the sui ject of
the repeal of the Missouri comp omise,
which breach was still further increased
by the Kansas policy Of the Pierce and
buchanan administrations. The territoi
al question being the chief one At issue, lie
became identified with the Republican
party soon after its organization, and has
since oeen one Of its leaders, taking pro-
minent part in its conventions, State and
National. He was a delegate from the
State at large 10 the Chicago convention,
and constituted one of the committee TO
proceed TO Springfield with the ofiicia
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15

M"iCy' the majority Delhg greater llan his
previous minority. Without having pass
ell through the lower stratum OF the House
OF Representatives, be was in 1649 elected
to the Senate of the United States for six
years. lie gave SO much satisfaction that
he was reelected in 1855.
9. P. CHASE, SECRETARY OF TREASURY.
Salmon Portland Chase was born at
Cornish, Now Hampshire, on the opposite
bank of the Connecticut river, from Wind
sor, VT, in the year 1908.
When nine years of age, his father died,
and three years after this bereavement, in
1870, young Chase was found at the Sem
mary in Worthington, Ohio, then conduct
ed by the venerable Bishop PhiIander
Chase, his uncle. Here he remained until
Bishop Chase accepted the Presidency Of
Cincinnati College, entering which, our
student soon became chief among his
peers. After years residence at Cincin-
natl, he returned to his material home in
New Hampshire, and sh ortly after resum
ed his studies in Darmoth College, Hano
yer. where he graduated in 1926.
He shortly after commenced the study
OF law in the city of Washington, under
the guidance of the celebrated WM. WIKr.
then Attorney General Of the United
States. lie sustained himself during the
years of his professional studies by impart-
ing instruction to select school for bows,
composed in part of the sons of the most
distinguished men of the nation. He was
admitted to the bar at Washington in
le29, and in the following year returned
to Cincinnati, and entered upon the prac>
tice of his profession, in which he soon
rose 10 eniHencs, and in which be was dis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-08
LEG IL NOTICE.


To Il. u. French, " iliian HanD, n6hrt French
aeo.t. Anderson Co., Henry Homaun Il Co.,
B.F Messenger, josiah A4lnas, nn. III. CIeg-
horn Il Co..
N0I and each OF YOU hereby notified that
there il ofi lie N the aiee of he Clerk Il
the District Court Of Lge County. Iowa. at For,
Madison. petition Of Hiram Barney. ciairirg OF
You Ii. j. Erenea, taa OF seven hundred and
fifty dolars. and 10 pr Mt. interest money due
a mortgage made by yuu "a Charles Mason ano
since as gnei t. SAID il5lan B B4raeT, datrd ue
sth. 1916, also claiming Hgainst zach IL YOU the
foreclosure of saaJ naofig - The being ton
Lots one ana Two ii Lock sixty light los ].
in Mason's lower aaait.en 10 tapGify # keoAnk.
Lee county, Iova, .er tho purchase money. and
further asking fur saeo Isaid premises, and
erai relief
Aud unless you appea and answer said petition on
or before Loon If TIC eeco d lay of the next term
IF said Geart, 10 r1nnsenea al Fort Madison, els
the third Monday 81 Msy, L. y. 1851, default
will b. entered against you and Judgment ren-
dsred thereon the petition taken by yon eer
fessed anI decree rehasred agstr-t YOU as prayed
therein. AUblL a SIIGso,
Feb. Ii .iefl I'm Plaintiffs Att'ys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-08

Top. A. Ward and Edwin u Dohell:
NOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
there il now on file in the office of the Clerk Of
tho District Court Of Lee County, Iowa. ut Fort
Madison, petition of Hiram Barney claiming OF
yea p. A. Ward the Of fifteen hundred dol-
lars and .aterest II 10 per eent, as money due on
a mortgage made by yen to thares Mason and
since asst tned TO raid iiiram Barney, dated febro
sry 26 1856, also claiming against each OF you ths
foreclosure Of sad mortgage the same being upon
the south quarter es the southeast quarter q
section three lal and The east hall OF the south
west quarter uf said section, in township stxty-sis
1861 north, rar &c six 81 west, Lee county, Iowa
Tor The psncha.e money, and further asking fur
safe Ut said premises, and general relief.
And uu css you appear and answer said petition
on or before The OF the second day OF the ne1
term Of laii Court. TO c3iameacs ut Fort Mali
son on tta third Monday II aay, A. D. 1861, !
def uit will be cntersd against yoa and ludgemen
| rendered thereon, tho petition taken BY yo'
confessed, and u decree rendered against you =
| prayed u erein.
Feb. 8, lss1.lm Pltd's Ast.ys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-08

10 William z Owens, Liza LnAens-IasAes Hey
oids, c. NJ. Service, i. /. Mcaenny, Jeremiah
Smith, alexander Asher anu William Asher
John wilson, jr.. Franklin Dexter karpank, L
Frank Beal, kuxanna Isrnum, Reynolds, Dayoe
4 Co., Eebrcea NJ. Heb.risI II, lanI.s Ewing,
Thomas II. Allyn, tdward + ulclie, Alexander
hite, jesse Reeves, EFlttpn a 20, Janes Glib
son 7. h, Lutehz, +. A. Naiter, u. bartlett Il
Co., II. ". sample A u. lhomaa son, J X. lr-
win. Q. III. Bare. ldge, State Of Iowa fer the nee
Of school Funi, Millan u. Hall, james :. Ma
Co., j q. Aver Co.. Collier hite Lead and Oil
Company, Iduy, Jameson 4 Co., John Quirk,
Winchester Smith, Iiiram Jtnss, hiram John.
aton, james M. Rogers, Eawaras & Turner, Mo-
sier 4 " Nlia. Brooks a Bresa:
NuU ard each Of you nre hereby fed that
L there isnuw IN tie ia tht Office III the Clerk OF
the District Court 81 Lee County, Iowa, at Fort
Madison, u petit ion Of HifsmBatney claiming Of
YOU William K. Owens the suui of three th0uss nd
collars and interest ai Ten per cent, ntEey Gue
mortgage mad BY you 20 Charles Aaspu ard
since aasl Enca to said Hiram Barney, dated June
24 1888, ase claiming akainsttaeb u yon the fore
closure VI said mortgage, The same being upon
Lot seven lTl ana eight Isl 10 Block hundred
County, LIMA. Tor The purchase money / ard fur
ther asking for sale Ut said premlses, and gen
eral RI h.i.
And unless you appear and answer raid petition
on or before ICON u the "a day Of the mex terra
of said Court, to CONNER IT. Madisun on the 80
Munuay OF TtAy. A. IT,, t5bt, default VIII bs
entered against you, the petition taken as by YOU
confessed, aud decree rendered against you al
prayed therein
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Feb. S, leol-1m Pitts Att'ss,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-08

FIT II + t. VIII ! T. tas
To Eliza =. Conn, Curtis H. Conn, Gatharine h,
Conn. Eiward III Grae, A. Biidgman, jen-
nsngf Il Anderson, heefer. Bellows q Co, Nu.
4 X. l.. Rnd3ics, Samuel II. Miller, II. A.xan-
der, Brown clenaennipg, >. I.Nnofbiss, ehafia
lace, Il 81, S.aaI4.s stejlii, aaass aeA,
w. ii. VI urthington, Miller, nfaiiew Co., " IN.
H. living Barfcrsn fl, lsoaver q To- L j tsamil,
Isetdy, IA oulton f!impton Henn.ns Noel-
IuH, " m. III. u. Torrcnce, Mott, schubert i Co ,
stryker Wood, VIII Preston and Gee. Cabes,
A. u. Grinnan
VOU ard each Of you are hereby notified that
j there is on tile in the Office q The Clerk OF
the District Court oi Lee Gonniy, LEVIN, at Hn.t
Madison, petition IT Hiram ia fney claiming OF
you Eliza .. Conn the sum Of eight hundred dol
lars, with ten per csnt interest per annum payable
annually, as nsousy due on tvs prsmssots notes
| AMI mortgage made by youto La~ald kilbourae
the said notes. and stree assigned h 9a
HiIan Barney, datsd Outober 10, 1858; alao caaiia
ing agsin teach Of you the foreclosure of said
mortgage, the same being upon Lot No. eleset
III In Block No. ten l0l in theC City OF keokua
lies County, towa, for the purchase money; -ane
turther asking Tor sale Vt said premises, agl
general relief.
And unless you appear aid answer said petition
on or before OF The I'd Gay of the next term 81
said Court, to commence Ut Ft Madison OIL the 81
Monday OF biay, A. y. 1861 default will be en-
/ tered sganst you, and Judgment rendered Thereon
as pra3 cd ior ia said p@tation.
| NOBLE d STRONG,
Feb. a, l66l-dlm Att'ys tor Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-08
Iegal NOTICE.

~
To d. c. Billings, Alexander Johnston, Jones
Drotncls !. 1v., aiusIay anu IatrieA ii.
Cumming comprising the firm of aiurrsy l.
cumEing,) Lawrence kigier, Henry S. Taylor.
Emil prstorias, Hodges Bro.
NUu and ca b ot you are bsreby notified that
= there il now la in the Office Of he CLERK of
the District Court OF Les County, Iowa, ut Tort
Madison, petition OF Hiram Barney, clsimif Of
you u. y. Billings the sum VI SIX thousaad eight
hundred da.iafs, with 10 per cant. interest per
nam, payable annually, ar money Cue on two
mortgages Eiade by yeu % ChAiies Mason and since
assigned to said Hiram Barney, dated Angus. Ist,
1865; also claiming against each Of You the lore
closure oil said rori gaaes, the same being upon
the west half of section thirty three t33 snd the
soufh-oast quarter of section thirteen | III, III
township si1ty,sesen IGTl north Of racge siA I6l
west; also The nofth- west quarter Of section pne-
teen lyl in township sixiy-seyen l6T] north Of
range Ave ISL west, IN Lee County, Iowa, for the
purchase money, q further askng Tor sal, OF
said premises, and general reilef.
And unless you appear aud answer said petition
on vr before nopu of the second day Of the next
term of said Court, TO commence ut Fort Madison
or the I'd Monaay Of May, A. ID. 1901 default
will be entered against you, and Judgment rendered
| thereon as pray Ga for In said petition.
| NOBLE y STRONG,
Fet. 81, lssl-dlm Att'ys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-08

To Hubbard Stone Charles Stone, Jacob Eu shey
@. H..Cex. Boyd Bradep, NJ. sullivan, Fred ,rick
2ugg, " iliiam II. Williams, Robert III. S nth,
John W. llancyek, 4. +. Stevenson, Xii gore,
wilson Co., Barton, Perry & Co, q. W. owe,
Ray 4 Bre., samuel Boylcs, State Of lowe for
the use Of Sohopl Euad Henry g. lie Louis and Lou
ise Gctayia DeLouis, minor heirs OF Eli4absth
DeLonls, deceased, anu Martin stafford, their
Guardian:
VUli and each of you are hereby notified that
l. there Is Low Ill In the Office Of the clerk
Of the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa. at Fort
Madison, petition Vi ulfam Barney, olaimii X Of
you Hubbard Stone and Charles etOne the su u Of
thirty-ye hundred dollars snd 10 per cent mi .rest
money due Oh o mortgage mauo by you 10 Chas.
IA Mason anu since assigned 10 said Hlrnm Barney,
dated February q, lh3s; also clamr against each
Of you the foreclosure Vt said mortgage, the same
being upon Lots six [61 and seven In in riock
eight Ls in Mason's Upper Addition 10 the CITY u
keokuk. l4ee County, iowa, for purchase Mensy i;
and further asking ior sale Of said premises. and
ger eral relief.
Ara a4.ess sou afFeaH ard answer eafa tetftteh
o bVapra tic noon III the 4i day Of he next
tef OF SAID Court, 10 commence nj ert Madison
the third Monday Of May A. ID. lsb a default will
be entered agai you tne petition taken b. YOU
comic sed. ana decree rendered against Sua As
prayed therein.
NOBLE l. STRONG,
Fob. 5, ls6l-lm Pitts Att',s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-08

To A. Il. George ami David Crawford:
V0u and each Of yau hareby notified that
i there is now on he in the ofsce Of the Clerk of
tire district fulrt of kro county, Iowa, al Fort
Madison, petition Of Hiram BARNEY Ginning OF
you "A. X. beorge the sum of one hundred and
twenty-five dollars AMI interest at 10 per cent,
money due on mortgage made by you to Charles
Mason aud since assigned 10 said Hiram Barney
datei Deecaher 81. 1sh3. al.n claiming as.4stt
each of yoI the foreclosure oil said mortgage the
same being upon Lot No ten lot In Block one
hundred ana forty eight t4sl in the clty of keo-
kuk, Lee Couasy, Iowa, TOR tue purchase money;
ard further asking for Sale OF said premises and
general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
ON or hatore the NEON os ha aacana day as she
next term of said Court, to commence at Fort
Madison en- the third Monday Of May, A. u. 1861
default will be entered against You and judgment
render thereon the petition taken by you car-
fessod, and decree rendered against you as prayed
therein.
NaEss.EE STRONG
Teh 8. 1Sf1-fm PftTss Atf,yS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-08

10 Hannah W Mills. Frank Mile, c. r. niraond,
Mary Powers, N. u. Prouty, NJ. Alexander ". !.
s. Nirder, u. w hilbourne, ID. II. Brigham
VDi and each Of you are hereby nut1sl that
i there IL fie in tte Office IF thn Clerk of
The District Court If Lee County, Iowa, 1T Fort
Madison n ref,flcr % Hiram Barney claiming Of
yau ilannah ". N}iiS the sum nE twenty nv hun
d ed dollars and interest at 10 per cent per .nnum
and sixty dollars for taxes psi4, n money due Oh
q mort re tnaie by you TO Chas. Mason aud since
a2sigot3 TO said Hiram Barney, dated December
Sd 1856 atso claiming sganst csch Of y,u tie
f0ree!os "a said mortgage, the same being upon
Lot No iouE I4] in klocA forty-fuur ts4l Ma
sons Upper aaa4tiol TO the City uf neuGuf, Lee
county aud state of iowa. fo ths purchase money:
AMI iurther asking for the sale of said pre- mise .
and genera relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on Or before noyn ot tha second day Of the next
term of said Court 10 conmsuce at Font Madison
the thifd Nardss of May A. ID. 1861, . default
will be entcrcd against you; the petition tahen as
By you confessed md deereo rendered against you
az prayed therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
Feb $. ls6liin Pitf's Attorneys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-08

l1auHt xuttge.


TO Nancy kammer, Eugene hammer Valeria X Il.
Deuny John siannus, Wa. ntannus:
NUI ard each vi you are horety notified that
j there il now Oh file in the Office Of the Clerk OF
the District Court 81 Lee County, Iowa, at Fort
adison. petition of Hiram Barney claiming OF
you Nancy amncf, as executor Of N oah FRANK
lln deceased, The Of thirty Ave hundred aei-
lars and Interest at ter rtr cent aud twenty .siX
dollars iof taxes paid said premises, money
due on y mort gage u ade by said Noah A Franklin
to Charles Masen and since igned to said Hiram
Baruey, dated August 80, 1855, also claiming
against each of yuu tho foreclosure Of said mort
gage, the same being upon Lots six [61 and seven
FL ia L.ook three Isl IL Mason's Upper Addition
10 Inc City Of Kt01ah, Lee County, Iowa, for the
purchase money; and further asking sale Of said
premises, and general relief
Aud unless you appear and answer said petition
| On or before the noon vt the second day Of the
| next term Of said Court, to commence at Fort
/ Madison On th6 third Monday Of May, A. d. 1861 l.
ceiault will ba ekterea against you aud juag-
| ment rendsred thereon, the petition taken as BY
you confessed, and decree rendered against you
as prayed thtrein.
Feb. 8, lsel.lm Pita's Att'ys.