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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-09

From The New UTeans Picayune.
C0TT0N-At the date of last review tie market closed
under influence storm, which materially
sce operations On Saturday the weather continued dark and
uuasorabe but the demand nevertheless renewed with
degree Of spirit and ethoug but little offered to
buyers by the poor assortment factors tables yet the sales
up 10000 bales at full pr;es. On Monday the
ment was by exciting foreign referred
above fully 81 500 bales changed hsuds mostly the basis
Of the advances figures OF Ilc for Midi log Tuesday
day, and generally observed holiday, but still
few buyers $500 bales prices showing
a coptnued upward tendency. On Wednesday the
was renewed spirit and the business embraced
fully 500 bales Miidng ruling at l9c with occasional
at fraction higher The haVi much
duced by traEsactonS there poor
yesterday ahouh the neglected descriptions offered
more freely yet better qualities held at rates.
and the sales exceed $500 bales To day the inquiry
tuued fair owing the scarcity OF the descriptions in
aid exceed 10 coo baes making total
for the week bales. We modify quotations
follows that running and other desirable
lots Middng have commanded outside figures
The rsrketi rear!y tare Ct Good Middi1g-
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Stolen.

CyT0LEy from samuel sewe Patriot, Pery county,
- e1u. the Oh OF December one Iron Capple usS
Mare feet lh YEAR Old. By close observation there can
be ia right eye, sheis well formed aau CHI
Iac. --aE--
DESCRIPTION.
shat IS supposed 10 have her is about feet 10
inches t light hair vhiskers' heavy set, pFGaa
She aiers, rather bends forward When nc "AAS S
name b. Coz, rgssed ordinarily.
h,i reward will he god to any ems that VIII secure te
De chief SAMUEL SEWELL,
igrlva- Patriot, TerO,
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sAEFORD'S
Liver Tnvj&0TaGOc
NEVER DEEILITkTES.

FITS compounded entirety from Gum, and
has become established fact Standard Medicine, known
and anproyed by all that have il, and is re
eortad 10 with confidence in all the disease which it
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River News 4

sr. LOUIS, Jan. 1.-THE Staso Senate adopted r
olutions in favor Of a State Convention.
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Flour.
200 bags Extra Family Flour, FOR sale by -c-,Co
ian3 JAMES McbAOOHLAN O w.
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III
has become an established fact Standard Medicine, known
and approved by all that have ised il, and now re
sorted to with confidence IN all the disease ior WHICH 1t
II has cured thousands s within the last years
who had given up hopes of relief, the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my :, possession show
The dose mus be ADAPTED to the temperament Of the
individual taking It, g ed in such quantities as to
act gently on the Bowels. Z
uss A. he LIVER iNsi . rViGOIRATOis, and it
will cure Liver CONF e DIaiEts. Bilious 4 t.
tacRs, Dyspepsia, = chronic DIarrhoea
w. nro1sv, SouT = ktoInack, Ma bituaI
CostiVeuess, ChOI- ics Cholera, Chole-
ra M orbus, CIlOleTa Lnsantum, Flatu-
Icuce, JaunGicesl - Female Weakness
es, and may be used sue = cessful7 as an Ord'na.
rv FauiIy REcdisl x cires 1t will cure SICK
ri z ID 6 H e. (ss - Thousands testify,) an
twenty minutes il y two or shree Tea.
spOODfuIs are taxi ~ en- At the commencement OF
All vhOuge stare giving their mo-y
Mix water in the mouth wit the InvgoratOr and swallow
0O Also % 'SANFOIs D'S FAMILY CATHARTEC
PILLS. from pure vegetable put up
n GLASS CASES air tight and will keep in any climate.
The Family Ca-I thartie PILL is gem
lie but active Cathartc which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years.
have long used the PILLS = and the satisfaction which
all express regard their has induced me to place
The Profession well know that different Cathartcs act
on The oeH FAmGYIY @ e THlRTTC PILL
has with due reference to this we'll established tact
been compounded q variety Of the pursst YeIe
table Extracts, which act alike every part Of the
nlimentarv canal ana are - good safe in all
es where Catharticl is - needed, such as ID g
rau0eyaeuts of the ; stomach, SlecPi-
neSs. Pains in the e zaeH and j. o n $,
CosIkVeness, a in and Soreness ever
the whole bodV,i q from sudden cold, which
frequently, if neglected. - end long of Pe
yer Loss of Appe.l g ltite,a Cree ping Sem
station of Cold over :. the body, Restless.
ness, Headache, or 2 weight in the II cad,
all InRlammaao ry = Diseases, w orsnS, in
Children or Adults, RheuInatisTa, great
puriEier OF the Blood - and many diseases which
flesh is heir too numerous to mention in this advertise
ment. Desc, to 3. Price 3dmes
The Liver IuVIZ0ratOr and Family Ca
thartiC Pills rsed by Drugg generally, and sold
wholesale by the trade il all the large towns.
ST. W. SANFORD, NJ D.
DID" Manufacturer and Proprietor, 1886 Broadway, n. z
J.WOOD CO.,
FytIa... Leu No
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Gov pennIson,s rIessage.

CLEVELAND, o.. Jan THE Ohio Legislature met
at columbus to-day. Governor Dennison's message
Is a long document, occupied mainly with State af-
fairs lie recommends more effective organiza-
uoa OF the militia, the present organized militia
numbering emily about 200 men, The unOrganized
force Is estimated at 2Sj 900 men, No special pro
minence Is given to this subject The Governor ar
CUES at sJme length in defense Of his course in
refusing to yield to the acquisitions from the Gov
errors Of Kentucky and Tennessee for persons ac-
cused of aiding in the escape of fugitive slaves He
discusses the secession question: denying the right of
any State to secede at pleasure. and affirming that
Ohio remains loyal to the Union and Constitution
He suggests the repeal of the obnoxious features of
the Fugitive Slave Law, the repeal of any Personal
Liberty Bills subyersiVe of the Fugitive Slave Law
would thus be secured. Il seems to me that the
Southern States should repeal their laws in contra
ventiOn of the constitutional rights Of the citizens
Of the Free States, who cannot be satisfied with less
and who viii insist upon their constitutional rights
IN every State and Territory in this Confederaey
These every citizen of the North cheerfully accord
to the citizeas of the Southern States Determined
to do 10 wrong Ohio will not ecntentedly submit to
any wrong. Unawed by threats, she demands the
employment of all the constitutional powers of the
General Government to maintain and preserve the
Union. Regarding the whole theory of the State
secession as palpabe violation Of the Constitution
he cannot consent TO exercise any power under its
sanction The integrity Of the Union, its oneness
and inlivislbIlity must be preserved.
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COuGHs. The sudden changes OF climate are sources
PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL, and AsHMAIC AFFECTIONS Expe-
ence wing proved that simple remedies often act speedily
certainly taken In the early etages OF the dtea re-
course should had to Broons Bronchial 1rocs
Lozrgs the Cold Cough Irritation OF the Throat be
sight, by this precaution serious attack may
eectualiy varied or Pubic SFEAKERs and SINGERS will
find them enectua for clearing and Strengthening the voice See
advertisement nov24-d&w6m
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Nessrs " Z HAGAN & Co,

Nessrs Z HAGAN & Co, SAVANNAH, Ca May ~, 10
Troy,
Ggnts-Our firm hovng sold large quantities OF your lnmt
allie Hair Restorative rnd hearing II is universally COM
dd y many Of our patrons in the highest menuer to its
Jniitabe qualities induced TO give 1t trial, having
for some wears been toubled with falling of the hair dyness OF
the an as we'll as the additional annoyance Of hairs
the scap being apparently diseased After faithfully using
one small bottle Restorative and finding its good quail
ties commenced the Of the sncond and my hoir
now better condition before during recollection
n has STONED falling and the scalp has resumed its func
tions most cheeuy recommend your article having all
ne virtues YOU claim for In addition to can
f ont al least ftyy persons in our city cho 5dUe had tie
sa7s sryeyencs in its myself You at liberty to
use this letter you may proper ahd will be happy
IA recommend your article personally on and all occasions
" yoDrs rss,ectfnlly, JAMES STEWART.
or the firm of Stewart l. Butler.
Rs;oei We with gray hairs and bald heads for the Mima1b
will restore the former original beauty aad cover the latter
Eilh luxuriant sroWth.-Iroy BEdgE.
az van wish To have the real color instead Of the dull rough
LODI ybirh hsirdye impars Beirasteers Restoratice,
[ the roots of the hair and makes young again
20 raser ScW much it may ne ed."-BoSton 7rdTeer.
Use NOTHING ELSE.
Sold evervwhere-Prioe fifty cents, and 81 bsttle.
W e HAGAN Il CO., Proprietors, Troy, ~
acls in Nashville by W. Hendershott. Berry Demovls
KNng Pendleton, Rains Brown, and all responsible drug
lists eet3o-di tw&wly ms
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DETROIT. Jan. 6.-HOG. RObt. MeCleland, Ex-Sec-
retary of the Interior, Is out with letter the
crisis He views the causes that led to the present
state of grievances, both North and South, and
cOmmends, a solution Of the difficulty the with
drawal of the slavery question both from Congress
anu the local government until the people in the
Territories shall form State Constitutions. and also
modification of the Fugitive Slave Law He thinks
disunon will be destructive to the interests Of
the North rs well as the South and entreats the
Northern people to act as TO strengthe the
sentative men OF the South who are making con
slant appeals to our magnauimity and patriotism.
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FoEr LEAvENwORTH, Jan. G.-2lO troops and Il
horses left yesterday for BALTIMORE.
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I,.,,,n Pipe and Cane Together!
Give goHy WuomEr, % South Market street a
trial. The most complete pipe yet offered IN mo
r,ar+ oan 10 t,rnad into neat and handsome walk
inc stick. Direct importation from the European
mug s'.NA. janl
rops R,-Cr-A desirable suit of rooms in the
union and American Buildings. Apply at this
Office.
Bo,np,Kq,--A gentleman and lady can obtain
boarding and a pleasant room in convenient and
rloosorf norton of the city for the ensuing year.
Apply at this office.
A Partner wanted with from l,oO0t l,50O dol
lars cash in Ready Established Business, which
navs ooo dollars and more yeaE. gentleman,
and business man, with good city reference VIII
please address
Nov Is, ls6O-.f -
PANIC STRUCK!"
Intending to reduce what is certainly the largest
Stock OF
TOBACCO AND CIGARS r
IN tbo Staff. I will sell from this time
yithou; Regard 10 Profits! 81
J. W. LANGLEY,
a Uhicn street. i.
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for the corresponding week last embraced about
1000 hhds, quoted fair t. fully fair al 171zc b.
Weeks receipts 4IO bids against 1850 fer the corresponding
week last year Total receipts since 1s September 5i,o
hhds against SO, GIL 10 the same d2ie last year
The exports OF the week have been 24J9 hhds.
MOLASSES-TLe receipts have been less liberal scale,
and with fair prices have exhibited continued fness,
the market opening e Of the week 81 2ic
for prize closing to-day at 4 inferior and trmentDg
selling at lG2lc. Half hbls ranged to Day at 3a2c-
The sales up evening embraced 65O0 bbs and
few hundred To about 5000 bbls and 800 half bbls
have been figures, making total for tie weak
Of $500 bbs.
Weeks receipts 97l0 bb agans. 5 for tie ondng
week last year Total receipts l SEPTEMBER III 2
bbls against li3, Isl to same date last year
The exports OF the week embrace 1898 bbls.
COFFEE-Tere has been demand and at fuller prices
the weeks sales comprising a55ut TO- Is bags at li2c We
now quote ordinary at 1O9Oc low fair to fair at 1O
good fair at &c, and pr ime at I2c.
The imports 2002 bags Imports since July l55J
bags ISO 9S date last The stock
hand this evening sganst 81 $50 at the tiEe
last year.
siLT-We in the early part cf the week Of ur
crgoes Liverpool SIC and four Eve assorted
fourth to a tn fne 63gGc The from second hanI
are soc for coarse and 81 fine, delivered, and GOc for
coarse and SjG9Gc for hne, in warehouse
GUNNY BAGS-We quote light to medium nominal at ll43
23c ard heavy to heavy at 49, 9I3S and l35le
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The receipts of the GO 2 bales against $50 for
the corresponding year The total receipts since the
LIST Of September bales against SO the
same date last year.
The exports of the embraces a. l27 bales, comprising
"a to liverpool 1896 Queenstown for orders $3.50 Havre
to Farceopa GO MaorCa for ORDERS $50 Malaga
1872 to Genoa 1870 Hamburg 1867 Amsterdam, 2l64
Antwerp $50 Breen 2 to Boston, and 1850 to New York
The total expors since the LIST September have been U5
bales
The exports corresponding week last year go
bales and the total exports to date 746,iO0 bales
The hand this evening 3 bales against sos $50
at the same time last year. -
TOBACC0-There has been only limited amount of inquiry
this week. sales been confined to about 100 bids,
including 81 Admitted Monday at and 10 light we'll
handled and q hhds to-day, embracing 10 Lugs IA
fine at Ice, and at 10c The stock sale
was the inst about 500 hhGs, including 200
Olarkle mostly Admitted, 1000 Mason county, nearly three
fourhs Admitted and 3400 Of other descriptions about hrees
Admitted Factors generally adhere to their psyiou
prstensions, and continue 10 quote as follows;
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stolen, $50 Reward. :,

From the neighborhOOd of Spring iili' len''' ."
the night of the 2Sth ult. a
~ ''S' = piamona TreastPtn' a,,.o,,,
., circular shane. twenty-One stones very closely
.a+ Set of let in the form of crosses and inc
''I win Give reward of $50 for the recovery OF
"--. o.t,oned articles $50 for the pin, and
SIS for the others.
La, lSGn-D If.
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COMMERCIAL
Ffenctary and Financial.

TUESDAY EvEEISs, Jan. G, 1851.
Nothing worthy of transpedi in financial circles day
There no change Exchange uncunt Money Exchange
quoted fat in Louisville at 19X per premium. dis
patch from CiE0innati dated yesterday evening says:
The money market easier. Exchange New York 4 per
ce1t premium and dull time bills New York and New Or
leans IL per cent per annun discount.
Exchange has declined in st. Louis to 5 per cant.
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wasurSsroS, Jan. s.-seeretary Thompson l
resigned.
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New Orleans MARKET, Jan. 4.

al ....2I4 2a47 69 &c 695274 % O59579 1852 4es
,vious week245 ISL 477O,92 % $50 ,ls5
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The following the statement Of the New Orleans Banks for
the wek ending the 5 ins compared with that Of the pre-
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EAHY since tie great discovery Of Pref Wood nave al
Iva tempted not only to initiate his restorative but profess 70
have discovered something would produce results identical
but they have all and gone being carried away by the
wonderful Of Pref Woods preparaon and have been
forced field its resstess Read the follow
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Re;oel We with gray hairs and bald heads for the hmad
iii - the former to its original besuy, AID cover the latter
Win luxuriant sroWth.-IToy Budget
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EXCHANGE has declined in 81. Louis to per can't.
The statement of the Banks Of the city OF New York for the
weak ending the 9Th inst presents the following changes
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jane-ti
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5. T. W.SANFORD, N. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor. 335 Broadway, Nj
O.J. WOOD 4 CO.,
febIa 81. Isuis, No.
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Tennessee & Aiabsms-4:30 P NJ
Louisville g. NashvLe-9:25 NJ.
gdgeheld & Kentu.ky-l0:l5 A A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-26

foWiiliam Skinner, Fillmore klnner, ChristeEher
~h~les, 0eurge n. a6nvr, Thomss Jossfhs
W.T. And ssoh Of yos are hereby noi,sed that
u there Il Dow OF Die in the 4fhce n the Clerk
II the Dtstrct Court u Lee County. lows, 1T
TT Madison ape,iiiOn II HIRAM Barney claim
ing II you william n DDer the sum Of thirteen
HUNDRED dollar, with per cent. ,pt.res, per IN
num payable annually. as mn due on : merit
gage made ~ yos - fharies y sssn spd since -
sig.ed 20 ssid iirsn Barney dated March 4, IstS.
also claimiIg sga INST each Ut sou ID. ferecL srre
" sal ! mo'igag the same being upon The north
hall of the touth west quarter = nd he south ssst
quarter Of the s0sth-~,st quarter OF section ~,
also tn borsb-east quarter "A th~ sauth quar-
lei Of ction Is All in 20 ~nship67 Dosth, s4Axs
~esti Lee O un va, FIR the purchsse Don%y;
and further asking for sale Of said prsmiSxs and
grsersi nhsf
And upless you spTAer and answer said petitiea
on or before noon VI the second day ri IT, nexe
term OF tAid tour to cun mence 1t n. Msdssun
~ the ss-s aAo~dsy Of D-ccmtcr, A. D. ieef,
iefanit viii be eat~rsa agasDsf yos 80 Aeasat
rendered thereon ~ prayei for In sAd pet tios.
NOBLE SlkON3,
Aug. Is ls6l-lm Att'ysf PITT
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OalGlnAL NOTICE.

To John etod0srd end Tbos. 4. Csyver, "A. Lawn.
Whiteside, George K. Gordon, william Leighton,
Gsyl I'd Co Helen y. ktodda,d, John Mo
ClAsk Kin, Chsuncey StoAdard. HA
NOU are hereby resperiiyily notified tbst there
i nov on file In the Clerk etice Of the District
Court Of les County low ., IT II. Madison, petit
ton of nix, HsIe Co, claiming Of you John
ht0ddasd and Themes s.. Carver the sum Of .isht
tboutand dollars with 10 PER cent interest Ter an
nan from Ass let 1851, msney due on three
Irom'ssoIy n.tea eaeenls BY you secured By mort
Eag. made by y"u and Helen NJ. stoddsrd 10 VIM.
Leighton snn since ss,isncd 70 ,sid E,x. Hale s
CO.. dated Arg, 50. 1859; slso clsimIg sgaipst
each Of you the fer.cl sure Of raid mor esrs, the
,sns b Ing upon lots No. six seven and ,Je6t, in
6l1ek III, 10 4. ID addition I. tie city - ~. NM,
Lse cosn,y io~a md furth.r atling for sale q
said premises and gsSsssl sensi sllI
And un3ssN you APPEAR ard answer said petition
on or beisre iron & thc second Day of The next
arm Of raid ctuFt To ecnmenee stIL fs1isdn d
the first n. sdNy Il December, 4. ID. lsEIg ii Dc.
fsuit viii s. Il tired against you snd judgment
NOBLE n knNg, 49,,
tnE vs.. 1891 I'm Att'ys FIR Plt'fs.
OHlGlNAI NG1BtE.
lechss. VIZ ,sss. Frederick ZnRg Duvsf, Keiph-
ie,A 60 q. y. Slaughtn 4 Ln,t &. Webster
AfSo., 1hsycr, AidriSh Co, A. 4 J. Trownstine
Acc a. n. 0ripstnf a#4
VUU are hereby respectively Detifed that there
/ 10 NV % nie in | Be c.erf's cs Of HE Oia-
riot Cert Of Lse County. Va, 1T II. na6Non,
petite . ci Z. J. Wirkerkbsp clais irg OF yon
e6rsiss ". h'ssg the tun ~ twenty-five huDdr.d
dollsTA With ~ yer ssnt. istercst p Z nm pay
a'ir AM y lily, - money due On preRissory note,
and secSYe ed BY moresgc mace by ynu 70 j. II.
Helnes And sine sss Fpvd 70 ssi1 \. j. Wtck eY-
sham, dated June - 1888; also clAinidg sgsinst
Zach OF you III. f,rscit.ure n ssid morris sse the
anne teinl upon Lot No. Sin Chatham tqnsre In
the ci OF krukus Lee county, Iowa, II The pur-
ehsse nonsy. and further askipg for sss VI said
pr, miscs, and general r.lef.
Ard anlees yuu appear aid answer said petition
ON OF befof. Dop vi tAr - end day OF the next
ttrm Of said court 10 eomWence at 1T. NJ adisen on
the 6rt Mondsy II Dstemhef, A. D. 1891 de-
tsslt will be sAterso sGainst you, aud udgmeut
rendered tL,re1n ~ praysd FIR IN I'D p,itt,ap.
rs NOBLE STi ON9,
Aug IA 1851 I'm Ar ~ for Ph'G.
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lEGAL NOVICE.
70 Haskins Tay iov, Ts'ma Breeder, Connabls 4
Smythe, Annie VI. Abbott, C. s. Abbott, Wp.
Stotts, John 70 K. 6ts,ts Joseph p. Stetts .. q
william 7. Stots onprising . nrm and CO.
partnesr hip doing business under she name and
rtyic oil WIN. Stots 4 sons, WIN. Tiubsrnan
Mathew Riley IN yourcw right and ss guardian
Of Iohn 4. kilsy snd Mary 4. Reilly, inf. mt
cnildr n OF Llb,urne Reilly, dccs.sei, J hn A
Reilly and Mary Y. Rely, Arthur Hosmer, Vim.
Alln Black 4 crops'er samuel Homer. p C.
Wright, State VI Iowa for the use OF tie School
Fund, WIN 4 r. L kudtick, Greene Erskine,
George W. Thatcher Co Jsnes Watson. Pee
len Lucas, A. Harrington. Executor OF Martin
COMFY, d, G. as.d, and Patrick Harrington, Ger.
W. McCrary, Executor VI Riward BoyntoD, de-
ceAseds
NOt and each Of JON ars hereby respectively
i not, ned that there 10 wos Al~ In the once Of
the Clerk Of the District Court u Lee County
Iowa, IT Fort Asdisoa. : petition OF Blistim
r. Ford, claiming Vi you ssid Ha wk,As Tayl ths
sum - rix thu sAnd I've hundred dollar. (46 to0)
with " pr cent. int.r.st pr anuum onl Ja anna
:, II b. 1861. - money dss or csTtsin PR nisa.ry
and .ines assfgned to pl4intiG; alo Claiming
against seeh u sou the foreclosure Of . b ed 81
Trust executed BY you the said hawkins Taylor b.
which you conveyed 70 Thomas l. Mcksnny .,
Trustee certain real estate 70 secure the said notes
and certain other notes therein set forth said rs4
estate being more particularly dessr' BID therein
in Lee county. lcva. for the purchase N. nvy; anf
further acting for . sale Of said premises. Ard
genera relief.
And unless You appssr and answsr said petition
on OF b. fore noon u the second day Of tho neg
term Of said Court, 70 commence at r.. Madison
ON he Let Morday VI Deeember "A. u. 1861, de-
fault will be entered against you, and judgnen
rendered thereon prayed for In sail petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Avg. s. 1ssl-dlm Att, sfor Plaintiff.
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LkssAl. NOJBsFR.
To Charles Peterson, Ei,sa Stripe, w. C. Stripe,
Charles Mason, i homas Cross. John Kicss. Hen
~ Caldwell, George Ritter, Lewis Houxman, NJ.
Alexard der, The state II lows, Bsgks 4 camp
hell. N. p Sharts, r. J. Rowe, Peter Harrety,
E.o. Euslish. @&
NOU and each " yoa are hereby notified that
L there 10 row fie In the ofhce Of the Clerk OF
the district Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at
Kc,kuk, pstiti OF Hiram Barney claiming Of
ysu, CHARLES Peterson. the cum of three hundred
and eigh,y-thrre dollars with 10 cent interest
per annun, payable annually, ~ . oney due on
. mortgage made BY you to Charles Mason and since
assigned Dssid Hiram Barney. dstsu Tsccnber Ia,
1854; also claiming against each Of you the foreco.
sure 4 said m",'gag., the lame being upon Lots
ave 81 and six ID Block one hundred and forty
seven t47i, in the City of K-okuk, Lee county
Iowa for the purchase money, and further Askine
for sale OF said premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on OF before noon of the second day Of the rex,
term OF said Court to commence at keokuk OF The
6rst Monisy Of september, AID. 1851. defaul,
with entered against you, andj udgment rendsrsd
thereon ~ pray e0for In said petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG.
June ~, 1S6l-dlm Att'ys for Plaintiff.