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Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

DIFFUsING KNOWLEDGE Sam Brannan
the millionaire, last evening, says the Call Of
Tuesday, desirous of furnishing the multitude
with food for the mind, was busily and ef-
tectively engaged in selling at auction vari-
ETY. of standard and miscellaneous works. Hi,
efforts as literary auctioneer drew a large
crowd, and his eloquence secured grea,
number Of purchasers. Sam commenced life
years ago as printer of books. lie has now
taken to selling them.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

"THE WHITE HrLLs"-S. G. Williams, No
62, d street. Theatre Building, informs us
that he has copies of this much admired
work, 10y T. Starr King. Every one desirous
Of better acquaintance with Mr.. King than
his comparatively brief presence in She ros-
trum affords, would do well to purchase one
of these books lie will find it most charm
inglY written, and full ofbeaulv.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

LECTURE To-NIGmr.-Rev Thos. Starr King
vii deliver a lecture this evening, at the
Presbyterian Church. on the Laws of pisor,
der. The Church is large and seats will be
provided for all who attend. AS the present
will be the last opportunity in this city, for
some time to come, of hearing this distin-
guished aud eloquent divine, of course the
intellectual portion Of our citizens will not
fail to be on hand. Undoubtedly. it is nc
ordinary privilege to listen to SO able an
orator.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

RoMANTIO.-The New York Commercial
Advertiser has the following very romantic
story;
A modern Othello is reported to have no.
witched nearly half a dozen Desdemonas lato
y. They are all daughters of one Smiiv iIU
and threaten to elope if the slightest onnosi ;
tion to their perpetual union with the Moar
is made by pater families. The names oftbe
young damsels are Miss S. Carolina Miss
Flora Ida, Miss ALA Bama. Miss SiJsinri
and Miss Georgia. The others Miss VirG;pp >
ia, Miss Louisia Anna, Miss Souri, and Maru
Land, are in love, with the fellow. but wonFt
leave Uncle Sans comfortable home on IL
account. They are sensible. -'7
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

IHsAYE-A man named Nicholas Lolfert
was arrested by Sheriff Van Hagan, last Sat
urday evening, on charge of insanity. He
was examined by physicians pronounced in
sane, and ordered to be sent to Stockton. He
was sent to the Asylum from Nevada county.
some two or three years ago, and was supposed
to have been cured, but has since become
Insane.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

To such height had the superstitious feel
ing with regard to dreams arisen in Rome in
the age of Augustus Cesar, that this monarch
procured the passage Of law obhging all
who had dreamed anything respecting the
State to make it publicly known.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

a premium was lately offered by an Agri-
cultural society for the best mode of irriqa-
tiOn; and the latter word by a mistake of the
printer, having been changed to irritation,
a farmer sent his wife to claim the prize
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10
The Express and John Conness.

The Express takes John Conness to task, as
though it were the organ of the Democratic
party in this State, and was called upon to
measure the merits of every body claiming
| to be Democratic, in order to see il lie be en-
titled to the appellation Of Democrat The
Express has certainly right to its opinions,
but it looks just little funny, that that pa
| per- belonging to mere faction of the De-
mocracy whose vote fell SO very far behind
chat of the regular organization, should be
reading its lessons ON Democracy to the
| Democratic members of the Legislature
elected against its will and protest, and in
structing them as to their duty There was
a time when the Express could, with some
show of propriety, have undertaken to ques-
tion the Democracy of those whose antece-
dents as Democrats it might consider doubt
ful. But that time is past. Having bolted
the action of the regular national organiza-
tion of the party, and supported the nominee
of mere faction, it has placed itself in pc
stion altogether forbidding the bestowal of
any authoritative advice to any party save
that whose fortunes it espoused and whose
fate it now shares 1t used to say that those
who stood by the regular organization were
Democrats. but latterly it has been say ing
that the adherents of Douglas and the sup
porters of non-intervention were not Demo-
Gratis. OF course, then, its definition of De-
moeracy excludes the millions of Democrats
who voted for Douglas, acqnescing in his
doctrines. We have no fault to find with
that Journal for urging its peculiar views up
on the country, but it is well enough Just to
remind the people that, by its own former
standard of Democracy, to wit: The belong.
ing to the regular organization, it has read
itself out of that sphere in which it could be
recognized as a legitimate adviser of the
present Democratic majority in the Senate,
and the regular Democr acy in the Assem-
bly,.
Our cOtemporary asks, "When was Mr.
Conness q Democrat p We answer he was
Democrat at the same time that J. w. Den
yer was and those other former supporters of
James Buchanan, who sustained Douglas in
the late contest, as the regular Democratic
nominee for the Presidency. lie was DEM
ocrat before that, but there is no need of go.
ing any further back, to prove mans De-
moeracy, when a recurrence TO the same ne
riod will show who were not Democrats.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

lNcoRREcT.--A correspondent informs the
Nevada Transcript that thinning operations
at North San Juan are generally suspended
owing to break in the Middle Yuba Ditch .
This is news that no one in these parts
was aware of before. Knowing chan that
Correspondent. "-Hydraulic Press.
You had better say that to our correspon.
dents face. If you try it on, he'll lick the
Hydraulic Press establishment out of it's
boots. Our correspondent is on the shout
der he is.-Neudda Transcript
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

HERE is new article for beautifvinc the
complexion" said the peddler to Mrs. Part
ington.
"Is it, indeed 2" said she "well, they may
get up ever so many rostrums for beautifvin9o
the complexion, but, depend upon it. the less
people have to do with bottles for Il the bot-
ter. My neighbor. Mrs. Blotch, has been
using bottle good many years for com
Plexion, and her nose looks like a rupture Of
Mount Verciferous, with the burning lather
running all over the contagious territory"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

SAN Francisco is flooded with mud-soft
mud. Some of the cellars are half full of
water. Many of the plank crossings are
aioat San Francisco is an awful place in
wet weather
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

A QUEsrIoN.-The United States have ex-
pended over S2,oOO,Ooo in buildings and
other works at Charleston, South Carolina.
The grounds on which they stand have been
duly ceded to the General Government by
the South Carolina Legislature, for the use
of all the States Such cession was the con-
dition on which the money was expended
Is it now in the power of that State to an
null the title of the government to those
grounds and appropriate them with all the
improvements for her exclusive use, exelud-
ing all the other States from any benefit from
them? We think not.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

The Spring Valley Water Company have
notified the Board of Supervisors of San
Francisco, that it IS now laying its pipes
through the different streets, commencing at
the corner of Brannan and Centre streets.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

ON the way-bill of the last Pony, one of
the clerks had written that South Carolina
had, in addition to her act of secession, de-
clared herself, in Convention a free and inde-
pendent nation, SOVEREIGN and absolute.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

The San Francisco Pacific Methodist saws
OF the San Francisco papers: Since election
there IS marked Improvement in the tone of
our daily papers. They are less denunciatorv
and yituperative. N'"'''J
Well there was room for improvement
God knows,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

WHAT CHEER House, SAoRAMENTo.-This
establishment is kept by those gentlemanly
hosts, each one host within himself, John
Peasley, and John F. Sprague Mr. Sprague
is particularly well known in Marysville, and
Marysville visitors to Sacramento are pretty
apt to call on him. Ia doing so, they find
good entertainment
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

The DlANA.-The steam tug DIANA the ex.
plosion of whose boiler destroyed two lives
couple of weeks since, has been sailed up to
Benicia, whore she will be repaired
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

WM. BAvsNAN, Eso.-The beaming coun-
tenance of our esteemed friend, the editor of
the San Juan Press, illUmined our sauctum
yesterday. Tie looks as fresh and rosy AS a
clear conscience and the mountain air can
make one Besides, his paper is Aourishiug,
and he is happy over that We are graft
fed to learn that Mr. Bausman remains with
us for few days
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

THE FREE LovERs.-The brig Persevere.
which conveyed the Free Lovers from San
Francisco, to their Happy Land in Honduras,
returned to San Francisco, on Tuesday.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

RIcH SrRWE.-SOme parties have discover
ed, says the Virginia City Enterprise. near
the surface of the ground, at the Devils Gate,
some the richest gold-bearing quartz, that
has yet been found in this Territory. Two
eompanies-the Lucy Ella and the Rich com
pany-claim the ground, on top, while the
st. Louis Company, who have a tunnel some
two hundred feet beneath them, claim that
the ground is theirs. Parties have been sur
Veying the claims, and the ownership of the
ground will, most likely, be soon decided.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10
MAR RYSVILLE.
AGENCY NOTICE.

Mr.. L. T. FISHER is our only authorised Agent at
San Francisco to receive Advertisements, receipt for
the SANE and 20 transact business generally for the
DEMooRAr. OGce-No. f71}6 Washington street
nearly opposite Magure's Opera House, upstairs.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10
The Pacific Methodist aims the following
lick at Il Sfarr Kim.

The Pacific Methodist aims the following
lick at 7. Starr King;
A CREDuLous CHuRoH.-The Unitarian
preacher in this city is opposing church
ereeds This kind of preaching suits many
and so long as the great body of Christians
maintain the scriptural forms of sound words
in the shape of articles of faith and rules of
practice, it may be well to have some excep-
tional influence to prevent too rigid fencing
around of the sacred enclosure of tho
church A nation of creedless Christians
would hardly develop the breadth and danth
of religious life and power which American
Christianity has reached under the creed
system. We hope the hazardous exneriment
will not be risked for awhile
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

TnE Gothamites have been having a Jolly
time Notwithstanding the hard times, on
their skating ponds in the Central Park.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

LUCKY MTNER.-We are informed SAYS
the Nevada Democrat, that rich diggngs
nave lately been struck by Mr.. Chris Oat-
man. at Gopher IIill lie commenced work,
Two . or three weeks ago, on q point of the
NIL where no one else thought it worth while
TO prospect and for the past week or ten davs
has been taking out one hundred and fftv
dollars day on the average. The digging,
will last five or six months at least. Mr..
Oatman is one Of the lucky miners He went
home two years ago with $4,000, which he
invested at the East, and has a fair prospect
OF making another "pile"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

GEORGE LEsuARr hae been appointed First
Assistant Engineer of the Nevada Fire De-
partment.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

He CATCHES lT.-The Lokelitems of the
Appeal. the other day, saw female fall
down in the street, and afterwards made fun
of her in his paper. lie has called down up
on his head feminine vengeance, as you ma y
see by an article in to-day's DEMOCRAT, sign
cd Tabitha.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Stark are playing at Portland,
Oregon.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10
TO THE PUBLIC.

AViNG this day formed a co-partnership with
- GORDON N. MOTT in the practice of Law, ali
& an having unnnished business left in my hands
VIII hnd Judge Mott at my Office, during my absence
"a sacramento, and in relation 10 such business they
will please call on him. ~
Marysyle, January 2, 1861.
lan4 CHARLES Z. DELQAG.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

No. 66 Street, West side, between Sec
Ond and Third Streets,
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
w the public and their friends that they have To-
Gated at the above place. and are now in recent of
a well selected and choice stock of
FOreign and Domestic Wines, Liquors.
&c, of the most celebrated brands, which they are
now prepared TO offer at such prices that cannot fail
to please those who may extend to Them their natron
age.
hand Va
llennessey Brandy, vintage of 1850;
BisquitTricoche Co., vintage of 1857 and 1858 ;
United Vineyard, Props do;
Cognac, @ Dupont, do;
Arzac, Rochelle, do;
Jules Robin do;
London Dock Pale Sherry Wine; '"'" "O''
Duff Gordon do;
Old London Dock Port do;
Bordeaux Wine;
California Wine;
Ginger Wine;
Louis Lareux Champagne
Binee, Fills & Co., dol
Imperial Cabinet Bourbon Whiskey
naley's Valley whiskey
Leiger Whiskey;
Eureka Whskey
Old Rye whiskey,
Pioneer and Essence of Old Virginia in FIaskst
Old Tom Gin;
Holland Gin
London Dock Gin
Wister's Gin;
VOLTS Aromatic Gin
New England Rum;
Jamaica Rum
Santa Cruz Rum;
Pine Apple Rum,
Also a fine assortment of STOMACH BITTERs of
various brands.
Country orders solicited and promptly attended TO-
y. - ANDER SON.
dee4-my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10
For Rent.

f.sEhaF THE STORE ROOM, including basement
ssS@ and first and second stories, occupied bv
lItK Otis Oo., corner of Il and Second streets
ElsAAeA for rent Apply to
jan4-1m j. O. FAIL g. ~ pio
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10
Arrivals at the U. 5. Hotel.
STOKES s SHIELDS. .-. ........ PROPRIETOR

sToKEs& SHIELDS. ........ .PRoPRIETORS
January s, 1861.
Rocker Sutter Meacham Berry Greek
Evans Mise G San Fran Marts II j lloncut
Lindsey A. HSan Juan Robinson w II "
Cosgrove Jas Winston w c New York
Low Gid Long Bar Reed Jno Ohio
Weeb S Yuba co Belknap Chas
Salisbury . O'Nea Louis Sac River
Dow Jas G. Sutter co Rugg G
Marr G. Oregon House Thornburgh F"
Case NJ Ashcraft J
French T G Rrooks
Richards O Camptouyille Britton G Sutter CO
Carroll Jas Lewcett T Sac River
Kane w San Juan Chase q DOwnicvtlle
SNane Jos Nicholas Grisloom 7 Sntter co
Sparks Allegheny
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

We leave him to his fate.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-10

THERE have been very heavy freshets in
Oregon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-16

To William Stotts, John II. X. stotts, Joseph i.
Stotts. William Il. Stotts, doing business under
the firm name Of William stetss a Sons, Nc
Creery Essex 4 Co. A. Harrington executor 81
Martin Currey, deceased. Patrick Harrington,
Conuable smythe 1Alma Breeder, j uius Fell
bel, Annie w: Abbott g. s. Abbott y amcs Wat
son; Iickfin I.ncas. Hawkins Taylor, Vim.
Tiraberman, Arthur Hosmer. Block i Cropster
William Allen, Samuel Bonner, +. z. Wright.
State of Iowa fer the use IF the School Fund
Wm. Il II. l.. Ruddck Greene Erskine, Geo. w
Thatcher Il Co., George w. McCrpry executor Of
Edward Boynton, deceascd:
N0u are hereby respectively notified that there
is now on Ale in the Clerk ofice of toe District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fcrt Madison .
petition Of Beniab Farnum - guardian Of John
A. Reilly and Mary f.. Reilly infant children OF
Liibourne Reilly, deceHsed, claiming Of you VIII
liam stotss John T. X. stotts, joseph +. stots and
William Stotts, doing busincss as co-pariner-
ship under the name and style VI William ntotts
Sone the sum of three thousand Dollsrf with 10 per
cent. interest per annun from June 10th, 1861, "a
money due two promissory nstcs secured by
Mortgage made by ron In firm name, to Mathew
Reilly ~ guardian of said Mary r. Reilly and ohr
A. Rely, the said BeniAh FsInum having been up.
POI nted guardian In place Of said Mathew Reilly
also claiming against each Of you the fore closure
Of said mortgage the same being upon real estate
in Lee county, Iowa, more particularly described
in said IN ortgage, Tor the purchase money: an
further asking for sale Of said pronsts, and gen
eral relief
Unless you appear and answer said petition o.
before noon Of the second day " the next term e
raid CONT to CONNIE 4 &C 1t IT. Nj dison on the l.
Mon csy of December. A ID. 1861, default will IL
entered against ytu and ju ign mt rendered thereon
prayed for in raid petition.
NOBLE 4 sTRoNu,
Aug Is Isel-lm Att'ys for Plt'f.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-16

To TT. eKesny, Eliza M. McKenny, Jesse
Reeves, Britton 4 Co., N, u. Thomasson, e.
KapIse, willard snow, State Of Fowa for the
use Of the School Fund. Thomas PaSet, Y. !.
Oliphant, j. X. Irwin, William Irwin, j. D..
McSamara, Robert Cadwaiader, Clahln, Mellen
4 Go, Arnold Kendall; cara Potter, A. G..
Campbell and William Miller, f. ecusors Of ia
cob Miller, deceased; Collier w bite Lead Cemps-
ny, Mosier h Wilde, Brooks Breed, William
Thompson Co.
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
1 there's now on Ale In the Office of the Clerk of
the Diutr let Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fort
nj addison, a petition Of Frederick tarnnm, claim
ing Of you the said r. /. M,Kenny the sum Of
fourteen hundred do liars and interest 10 pei cent
per anuum upon two rromissory notes executed by
you, being one note ps able to the order OF kox-
ana Farnum and one note payable to order OF Fred
eIick Farnum bearer; and also cl inning against
all Of you the foreclosure vi a mortgage executed
by the said T. i. Mckenny to Frederick Farnrm
to secure the payment Of said notes upon certain
real estate thctetnestri bed situated in Leenoun-
ty, Iowa praying for the sale OF the said premises
and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon of the second day OF the next
term Of said Court, to be holden at Fort Madison
on the first Monday OF December, A. ID. 1861 de-
fault will be entered against you, and judgment
rendered thereon.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Aug S. fs6I1m P'tT'r Att'ys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-16
NOTICE.

10 ]. Nj. Hiatt. j. r.. Paai, EnEaa = Htat, Eisa X.
Paul. William Leighton. Catch Gap. a & o.. Bow
a A'Aamee. Nv eea1, Mouton d PmPtor, Mary
NJ seAhsIek, IL. X. Ford. h. r. Moody.
You aid cash Of hen hereby notified that thersls
ule IN 900 Office OF The CLERK Of the District
Gs4ir. az Lee eaanty io~a. al FL Madison. petition
SafiaaAlK. Weed. claiming ofyon j. Hlau. J.B.
Paul and NiltsH Lafvhfof, The 81 thirteen hun
ared Dollars, with per cent interest per
FROM February I4ih. leal. As money due pFonis-
sors aud secured II Deed oi Irpst, msd. ~ yea.
J. NJ Utatt. Emma I. Hia.is j. k. Paul. and klie6 T..
Paul, enrs h. Clark, trustee. thr pay
nent VI said note alsa ella ming aGsiassfath 81 sou
the foreclosure vi said Mortgage the sanae beng upon
Real Estate described hi said petition. situated IA Lee
eouhts. Iowa. for ibe purchase money. and farther
asking for sale of said pTetnses, and general relief.
And unless you appear aud answ sasd petition Oh
before Ut the second day OF The At term Of
said Court "a commence al Fort Madison the nTst
Monday ~ December, a. d., irGi. y asfaait will bo
entered against yoG, aud jaagmtn al rendered 4cTxoA
as pray ell Tor III said petition.
NuI5LE q STRONG,
Sent Tl-dlm Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-16
NOTICE.

To Jacob Eberhart, T.. Hnrbine A. n. Porter Lauren
Dewey James Harlan Robert Wilson, Ia. Mellow
ell, Clenhorn HARRISON ", kerses, Nv. Nsoon.
j. nj. Hiatt, j N .HJrnirh, David Reed, Harvey Lit.
tier, W. FL Northneton. Ford, 6orham q Ford
Norster. Tempin 81 Co.. Hatch 4 Thompson II b.
Foster, j. NJ Gwn. J. *. Day, assignee, &c, q. N
Lyman, =. g. Brown, Fitkien a. Lucas, Nm. d X
l., knddick Hnrkins, Heiskii II Co. Peter Str, her
y. Buckingham. brown a. CicndenHing, Alram
Wetmore, VIM. Graydon d TO-, VIM II. IecH Co.,
A. Hridgman a Co, Z. lhmsen Co., Rankin. Nil.
Ter Ensier, James Neal, Kendall. How d. Co.,
Heed, Cutter Co, II. NJ, Reynolds, samr Boat
man, Enmerson, Cochran 4 Co, and ames Gordon,
deiendaHta.
You and each of you are hereby notified that there
is nov on file in the Office ri The Clerk az the District
Court Of Lee county, Iowa, at Fl. Madison petition
OF hiram barney! claiming az You, Jacob Eberhrrt
the sum OF seven hundred deihrs, with ten per cent
Int rest pr annnm. 1as abe annually. money due
on Jacob EheThart's mortgage. made - Charles Ma.
son, aid siHf- assigned to Iram Barney. dated Goth
May sos also claiming against each Ut you the fore
closure OF said mortgage. the same beng upon the
south bali OF the south west quarter of Section rne.
Sa Township eixts sesen (b) north IF Range Eve 80
IL Ice county Iowa, for the purchase monet and fur
theF asking for sale Of said premises and general
relief And nnlsss you appear and Ahswe said Pc
hloE ON or before al second daS or the next
term Of said Court. to commence at FL Madison on
the first Monday Of December, A. D., rrUi default
Viii be entered against soa aud judgment rendered
thereon, az pra. ed for III sad petition.
H. SCOTT HOWELL.
Aug.ta. bl~alm Attorney for piaintiE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-16
Aug.2 ~. 8ld,m
NOTICE. !.

To Jonathan Demuae, Horace r.. Dimlek & Co.
You. and each or you are hereby notified that there
10 now or hle In the Office of The 1rrk or The District
Aourt Of Ice County, Iowa, al Fort Madison, a petit
Ton OF Hiram barney claiming Of you, Jonathan be-
nude, The cum Of Twenty 1--WE Hundred Dollars, with
ten per cent interest per anBum, ps, able annually,
rs money due on your mortgage, made by you 10
Charles Mason, and since gn~d 10 aaid Hirs Bar
ncs- dated sfh pece nbr tes4 asn claiming against
each or You the foreclosure Of said mortgage the
being upon The south east quarter OF Section twelve
ti91 Toe ushP sixty seven tb norih, Eat e. FIVE f5
~es4, IN Lee connis Iowa, Tor the purchase money;
and further asking for sale Of saa premises ard
general relief, and uniess yan appear sud answer
said petition. before Of The nd dAs ~
the he1t term Of said Court. st Fort
Madison the fret Monday OF December, a. II.
lehl, deiaui III be entered against yoa and swdg
ment rendered thereon, er la sad petition.
III. SCOTT HOWELL.
Aug 90, rl-aim Attorn.N FOR tlaEntlr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-16

To John stoddard and Thos. s. Carver, A. L Vim.
Whiteride, George r. Gordon, Williams Leighton
Gayl I'd 4 Co., Helen NJ. stoddaTd, John Me-
Clarkin, Chsunccy Sioddard.
NOU are hereby respectively notified that there
Ii now on Gie In the Clerk Office 81 the District
Court of Les County. lows, 1T Fl. Madison, petit
ton Of Xix, Hale Co., claiming Of yos John
Stoddard and Themes s. Carver the sum Of eight
thousand dollars with 10 Fer cent interest per an
mum from Aug. Let 1861, ~ money due on three
rromissory notes executed by You secured by mort.
gage made by you and Helen NJ. Stoddard 10 VIM.
Leighton and since assigned to faid Rix, Hale 4
Co., dated Aug. ~, 1850; also claiming against
each Of You the foreclosure Of said mortgage, the
same being upon Lots No. six. seven and eight, in
block Elk, in Reds addition to the cityof Keckuk
Lee county, lows; and further asking for sale OF
said premises and general relief
And unless you sppeAr and answer said petition
on or before noon Of the second day OF the next
term Of said court. to commence At VI. Madison ON
the first Monday Of Decen Der, A. D. 1861, de-
fault will be entered against you, and judgment
rendered thereon ~ pray ed for IN said petition.
NOBLE STk0N1,
Aug is, lssl-lm Att'ys for Pitts.