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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-26
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

In the British Commons, recently MIR. Hen
messy called attention to what he termed the
active interference ofthe Secretary OF State Tor
Foreign Affairs in promoting Piedmontese
policy, and to the effect of that policy. lie
charged Lord John Russell with deliberately
concealing important dispatches relating to
the trade of Tuscany and Naples. He ap-
pealed TO acts ON the part Of Lord John Rus
sell, which amounted to interference in ltal-
ian affairs in spite of his professions, and he
reproached him with breach OF information
al law, and with destroying the confidence
of European statesmen in the honor, the hon
esty, and the integrity Of the British Foreign
OEice.
The Madrid papers state that the Spanish
government do not view the dismissal, by
President Juarcz, Of NJ. Pecheco, the Span
ish Minister to Mexico, as au insult to the
Spanish government, but regard it merely
in the light OF Il persona controversy be-
tween the Minister and the Mexican govern
nlent. As prudential measure, however,
the Spanish feet has been ordered to Vera
Cruz TO watch events and protect Spanish
interests should hostilites be offered by the
MeXicans.
1t is stated that the stone Of which West
minister Palace is built is doomed to entire
destruction unless speedily protected by some
covering. The stone is not crystalized, aud
rapidly decays when exposed to the Sulphate
of ammonia, with which the atmosphere Of
London is very considerably charged. Pub
lie buildings very frequently suffer from not
using the proper kind OF building stone.
At koethen, Saxony, recently, gentle
man engaged in play at 4 faro table, died
in his seat His death was not dlscoV-
cred until his money, by being left on the
table all the while, had won heavy sum-
4 law suit resulted between the banker and
the dead players heirs which VAS decided
in favor of the latter.
The Official Journal of Naples ann ounces
the blockade 0! the citadel OF MeSsna.-
Hostllities have commenced. All foreign
vessels have left Messina. with the exception
OF those OF America and England Ratazzl
has been elected President of the Italian
Chamber Of Deputies.
In the French Chambers the following
amendment to the address was proposed
The hour has come for applying to Rome
the wise system of non-ntervention, and by
the immediate withdrawal of the French
troops, IT, leave Italy mistress of her own
destinies"
In the House Of Commons, on the 4th of
March, Mr.. Gregory, member of the House,
gave notice that he would ut an early day
raise the question Of the prompt recognition
of the Southern Confsdaracy Of America
Mr.. Gregory, we believe, is in opposition to
the present Cabinet.
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staford-one To be supplied. J. R. GresDv.u
st. Mary's-Jobn W. Start, II. McNsmar en,
to be supplied. 'us
Leesburg-Samuel Cornelius.
Loudoun--E. II. Richey, J. LaDdstree,, W,
Tudor. -
Warrenton-Thad. B. Metals.
Rshoboth-Bennett 81. Smith
WINCHESTER DIsTR1cT-W. G. EGGLEsroy pr
Winchsster-B. F. Brooke H'
Winchester Circuit-A. Buhrmap, D. Uarr;.
Jeferson-Isaac Gibson, NJ. G. BaItbs.
Harper's Ferry. M. Grsndin.
Hillsborough-J. H. Waugh, F. A. Mercer
Berryyille-J. NJ. Kelly, A. Robey.
Shepherdstown-S. McMullen, J. NJ. LitteI
Nartinsburg-C. A. Reid.
Berkelcy-S. W. Tongue, George Fseluvs,
Berkeley Springs-A. B. Dolly.
Capon-C. L. Torreyson.
Springisld-H c. Mcdaniel, W Hedges,
Wardensville-J.H II. March, Gu.tavus " .Ho,A,
Shannondale-J. II. Woolf.
ROCKINGHAM DlsTRlcr-E. R. VslrcH, Pr
Staunton--Joseph K. Wheeler.
Augusta-Robert Smith, c. Ii. Joyce.
Mt. Sidney-W. R. Stringer.
Rockingham--J. Hildebrand, P. II. Wbi,rar
West Rocking ham-E. Hoffman.
East Rockingham-T. T. Wysong, J. E.G,.x
Woodstock-W. F. Speake, one to be summit
Front Royal-R. r. S. Hough, X. B. Frsmn,nn
Luray-W. D. Rippetoe.
Frsnkln-S. II. Griffith, L. W. Haslp.
Mooreield-J. Z. Armstrong, J. F. Hyde.
South Branch-O. ?. Wirgman, +. F. He,eries
North Rivers. Smith, J. C.McNeer.
New Creek-hndrcw J. Porter.
w. S. Baird, Principal of the Wesleyan Feu,.
Institute, Staunton.
Salem-Jehn G. Dice, Joseph J. Enple
Christiansburg-W. S. Edwards
Observation-Disclosures NJ. Carson.
Jaoksonvle-A. 2. Boude.
Newcastle and Newport. F. Beane +. q.
Jameson.
Rosnoke-L. R. Jones'
Fincsstle-H. A. Gayer, one to be supplied
Lexngton-F. C. Tebbs.
LexingtoR circuit-Joseph E. Wassen.
Fairfe!d-Jason p. Etchison.
Coyington-John w. Evan.
Churchville-David W. Arnold, L. E. Johnston
West Aususta-George r. Jefferson.
Monterey-James w. Beatty, 5. +. Butt.
Highland-J. p. Chittsm.
LEwIsBUnG DIsraIcr-J. S. GARDNER, Pc.
Lewisburg-George V. Leech
White Sulphur. A. H. Moore.
Sweet Springs-Moses May.
Union--J. W. F. Graham.
Union circuit.-Thomas Briley.
Psterstown-James w. Bennett
Monroe-P. B. Smith.
Forest Hill-George W. Carpenter.
Blue SULPHUR. D. Nixon.
Meadow Bluff-Johnsy Leaf.
Frankford-.George q. Brook, L. Butt.
Lsyelton-James F. Liggett.
Huntersyille-A. .. Flaherty.
Greenbank-L. 3. Dolly.
Warm Springs---J. S. f. Sixeas.
Bath Alum-LeopoId Lentz.
J. NJ. Clarke, transferred to East Baltimore
Conference.
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Sanassinu in Arkansas.

There appears to be some difficulty in un-
derstanding the Geographic dispatches from
Arkansas in relation to the secession ordl-
nance before the Convention of that State
The true solution is supposed to be this: The
ordinance came up for final action on the
18th instant, and was defeated by vote OF
thirty-iise in favor to thirty-nine against
The next day u resolution was introduced in-
to the Convention referring the question to
the people for their decision, which was adop-
ted. The ordinance Of secession, therefore,
has not passed the Convention, US has been
stated. 4 vote Of the people is to be taken
upon it, probably on the first Monday III Au-
gust next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-26

VIRGINIA LEG1sLAruRE.-The Senate, on
Saturday, laid on the table the tax bill. The
Auditor of Public Accounts sent in a report
recommending an increase of taxation to 60
cents. A number Of joint resolutions were
offered and laid over The House of Dele
Gates passed the bill relieving the sureties Of
defauting sheriHs in certain cases. A reso-
Luton was adopted declaring the State Peni-
Tertiary an iucumbus on the Treasury, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-26

The scheme of Tariff, (says the Charles
ton Mercury recently telegraphed from
Montgomery in synopsis, and then published
in full in many papers, has no authority be-
yond the recommendation of single mem,
Der of the Congress, at whose request it was
published for consideration. 1t has not
even the endorsement of the Committee on
Finance. Or of Ways and Means. These
facts we mention merely to disabuse the pub
lie mind of erroneous impressions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-26

On Saturday last the State Convention
determined to guard against an undue pro-
iongation of the session, by adopting reso-
luton for meeting at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. daily,
and taking recess from 2 to t. This ar
rancement will allow about six hours every
day, for speech making, and will thus have
q tendency, perhaps, to relieve the anxiety
and Impotence Of the public for definite
action, by exAausting the debate at an ear
lier day, than could otherwise have been
anticipated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-26

MAILS DESTROYED BY FIRE-The mail
car on the Pennsylvania railroad train, which
left Pittsburg on Wednesday evening for
philadelphia, caught fire near Huntington,
and a large amount OF mail matter was de-
stroyed. The Philadelphia Bulletin says
I'VE understand that there were in all
thirty five mail pouches Among them were
the St. Louis mail of the 10Th instant, the
Louisville mail Of the 10Th, the Cincinnati
mail of the Goth, the Toledo mail OF the 2oth,
the Columbus and Pittsburg mails Of the
same dates. Besides these, there We're
smaller mails from several towns. The
noucbes were for Harrisburg, for Philade-
nha, aud for Washington. The Harrisburg
mail was III five bags, which were all saved
without damage. These five pouches had
been placed ia the compartment devoted to
baggage, in order that they might be readily
pushed off at the Harrisburg station, and
they owed their safety to this fact, tor, as
the fire began in the mail compartment, the
baggage master had time to kick them out
of the ear just US they were about burning
mp.
Money letters were sometimes seen half
consumed In one case an epistle contain
;ng twenty ten dollar bills and one five dol
lar bill was burned squareiy in half, leaving
the half Of every note perfectly legible, while
the rest was completely consumed. Ofcourse
there were love letters, and business letters,
and duns, and newspapers, but they were
ali 90 burned as to be rendered as uninteli-
gible as so much blank paper The dead
letter Office will of course be their destina-
ton"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-26

The Albemarle Elizabeth City Southerner
Of the Goth instant, says that Hon. Kenneth
Rayner has come out in favor of the seces-
sion of North Caroline.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-26

THE STATE CoNvENTIos.-Mr. Bruce, IN
the Convention, yesterday, concluded has
speech, and Mr.. Wise also stated his posi-
ton. The Convention refused to accept the
substitute offered by Mr.. Garlic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-26

APPOINTMENTS OF THE BALTIMORE ANNUAL cox
FERENCE FOR 1851.
BALTIMORE DISTnlcT-TMoMAs Swell, p. Z.
Baltimore City Stution.--Light street, William
llirst; Eutaw street. A. W. Wilson Madison av-
enue, VIM. krcbS; Spring Garden, Thos. +. Car
Wesley Chapel-S. V. Blake.
Charles street,. S. Martin.
hanover strect-W. +. Ward
City MssUu--J. J. Largcunt.
Fayette Strcct-E. +. Busey.
Union Suuarc--Wn.. Hamilton.
Franklin strcet--E D. Owen.
South Baltmore-W. IL. Chapman.
Columbia strect--D. Ball, T. II. W. Monroe.
Frederick avenue--To be supplied
Chatsworth---John A. Williams.
Seamen's Bethe-John W. Wolf.
Sharp street and John Wesey-John w. Bull
Asbury and Orchard street-C. C. Cronin.
Baltimore Crcuit-D. Thomas, w. II. Holiday.
Summertield circuit-Thos Myers, w. J. Per-
ny.
Severn circuit. W. Lambeth, w. r L. Weech
South River-B. =. Brown, L. n Bear.
AEnapolis-W. T. Clemm
West River-Joln Thrush, C. g. Lnthicum.
Calvert-W. IL. Laney, NJ. l.. IIawley.
John Bear, Agent Of Maryland State Bible So
cicty.
P. D. Lipscomb, Agent Maryland Colonization
Society.
WASulSGToN DIsrRIcT-L. +. MORGAN, P. E.
Washington City.-Foundry, B. Edwards /;
Wesley Chapel, J. A. McCauley East Washing
ton, 3ohn Lanahau; Mckendree Chapel, W. NJ.
d. Ryan; metropolitan, S. S. Roszell; Waugh
Chapel, }. R. Efiager; Ryand, J. N. Coombs
Union, IL. G. Nestwool; Gorsuch Chapel, j. ".
Cornelius,
Fivtcher and Provdence-S. NJ Dickson.
Asbury und Mt. Zion-J. II. Ryland.
Ebenezer-To be supplied
Patapsco-M. Goheen.
Patapsco crcuit-J. ". Hoover, G.. C. NJ. r.
Kramer.
Rockvle-T. A. Morgan, W. Prettyman.
Towards. Y. Leech.
Patu1cnt-J. n. Davis, J. II. Swope
Elk Ridge-W. f. Msgruder.
Bladensburs-H. S. Cassaday, W. h. Boyle.
ToOdvile-A S. Hank.
""::r' y. Sis, Chaplain 20 the y. s p ritaa-
""y
i;'ro@Ac ",s7"scr-B. II BRows. z.
> |,*an 'ria-i-. ?. IL. u, J Ii. VI Les-rn,
=, ,'- get"wu I'd . ns D.. VIII, <.
: ,rph..
Farfax-R y. Lipscowb, j. II. Beokwith.
East Fairtax-C. F. Linthcum.
Churlcs-C. Parkison, G. Ii. Zimmerman.
Fredericksburg Rodgers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-26

It has been intimated in various quar-
ters that the President will probably con-
yene an extra session of Congress, for the
purpose of remodeling the Morrill, tariff, and
makingit to conform more closely to the
MONTGOMERY tariff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-26

The testimony for the prosecution in the
case of Commodore Armstrong was closed
in Washington on Saturday last. The evil
dence for the defence was opened yesterday,
and the. case will be closed this week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-26

1t is understood that the administration
has signifed its willingness to tender the
Supreme Court Judgeship to Hon. George
". Summers, Of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-26

John Scott, esq, of Fauquier, author Of
the Lost Principle" has accepted a com
mission to be Captain in the Army OF the
Southern Confederacy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-26

The Columbus correspondent of the Cleve-
land Herald writes that the election of John
Sherman as Senator from Ohio is regarded in
shat city as certain Indication of the de-
feat CT Wade at The next election. The cor
respondent holds Northern Ohio responsible
for the result.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-26

EXPECTED APPOINTMENTS street rumor
assigns Mr.. Hugh W. Fry to the Post Offae,
in place of Col Bigger, Mr.. Alex. Duval, to
the Custom House. in place of Mr.. VIM.
NJ Harrison, and Mr.. A. j. Crane to the
office of U. S. Attorney recently vacated by
Mr. 2. Il. Aylett. --Rich. Whty.
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ALEXANDRIA,:
MORNING, MARCH 26, 1861.

SESArE.-The Senate, yesterday, continued
the discussion of the resolutions of Mr.. Doug
los
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E~ Several communications zen Seces-
sion"-'an Unionist," &c,-and other arti-
Giles on file, will he inserted 10 our next
They are crowded ont to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-26

A number of the Union ladies Of Rich
mond, have presented to Mr.. Garlic beau
tiful watch, chain and seal, with the follow
ing inscription upon it: ''From the Union
Ladies Of Richmond, to the Hon. John 5.
Garlic, in appreciation Of his Patriotic De-
'votion to the Union"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-26

The Canada at Boston
BosroN, March 25.-The steamer Canada
has arrived from Halifax,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-26

LOAN OF THE CONFEDERATE SrATrs.-It
seems by all advertisement Of the Secretary
of the Treasury of the Southern Coufederacy
that no portion of the loan OF Sl5 100000,
authorized by the Montgomery Congress, has
yet been taken. That officer gives notice
that one-third of the amount will be offered
to the public on the 18th of the ensuing
month"; to be issued in sums ranging from
$50 to 81 600. The Secretary says that. in
order TO enable all portions Of the people
throughout the Confederate States ''tO exhlb
jt their common interest in raising funds
for the common defence, books Of subscrip
tiop will be opened at the cities and princi-
pal interior towns" and, ito enable all per-
sons conveniently to subscribe. current bauk
notes Of the place will be received at their
market value in coin" He also states that
the debt is secured by duty of one-sighth
of cent par pound, or about 62 cents per
bale, on all cotton exported"
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APPOINTMENTS OF THE BALTIMORE ANIMAL cox
FERENCE FOR 1861.
BALTIMORE DISrRlCT-TnoMAs SEwELL, P. Z.
Baltimore City Station.-Light street, William
llirss; Eutaw street. A. W. Wilson Madison av-
erue, VIM. krcbs; Spring Garden, ThoS. f. Car
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-04

70 r.. b. French William Hoog., Robert French.
Geo =. Anderson 4 Co.. Henry Honann i Co..
II. +. ssenscr, Josiah Haines, NM. III. Cieg-
horn Co.:
N0l ami ZACH VI you hsfety notified thai
there u now he ia the ossce OF he Clerk rf
the District Court of Lee County, Iowa, nj Fort
Madlsun. petition If Hiram Harney, & aiming Of
YOU r. B french, tnf sum of seven hnndrea and
fifty doius. and 10 per csnt. interest as money due
mortgage made by you Charles Mason ana
since assigned to said Hiram B4rney, dated Aug
sth, 1856; also claiming against each If you tie
foreclosure OF SAID inor'g ", the same being upol
Lotsone II and two ~ in Block sxty-eight I6Sl
in Mason lower addition TO tie City If h eos ~
Let = unity, Iowa, ter the purs rshase money; au9
further asking for sale ofsa.d premises, and gen
eral relief
And unless you anpea- and answer said petition on
before Iaei II tae seeotid day of the next tern
of said Court, 10 c9mreIea At Fort Madison, on
the third Menday Of May, A. b. 1861, a default
Viii he en cred pgairlst you and jadgme mt re,,-
drrpd thereon, tbs petition tax en- as ly you coL
fessed, anu decree rendered against sou rs prayed
therein. NOBLE !. STRONG,
Fes. III 1861 I'm Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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legal Notice.

Top. A. Ward and Edwn b. Uobcll
NOU and each OF yru are hereby notifed that
j there Is now I'll in the o.liuo of The Clerk III
the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa, Ut Fort
Madison. a petition OF hiram Barney claiming ot
you 4. A. Ward the sum Of fifteen hundred dol.
lars and Interest at 10 per cent, as money due on
q mortgage mrdr ~ you to Charles Mason ard
since assigned to said liiram Barney, dated Fchru.
ary 70, le5o, also claiming against each Of you tbs
foreclosure - eAid mortgage, the same being upon
the south-w 81 quarter OF the southeast a
section three L3l, and the east half Of he south
west quarter ot said section, township six6y 81
1861 north, ranso six (6l west. Lee county, lava
ior the putossa.e money; and further asking for a
sale of said premises, and general relief.
And unlees Jon appear and answer said petition
on or before the OF the second day Of the
term of sal ! Court, 70 commence at Fort NJ MAui.
fon on ths bird Monday VI May, A. ID. 1891, 4
dcfsult will be entered against yon and jndgsnen,
rendered t.tereon, the petition taken as by yon
confessed, and y decree rendered against you y.
prayed therein
NOBLE STRuNa,
Feb. 8, l66I-lm Pit6s Att'ys.
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EE GAL NOTICE.

" Ea'E sAiss's
Nul als hereby notified that there IL now on ie
i In The df'ce uf the Clerk uf the District Court
q Lee q unty, Iowa, at Fort Madison, a petition
~ hiran. Barney claiming of yau Ebtnezer Hose
the autnuf six hundred dollars aS money due on =
mortgage made by you 10 Charles Mason aud since
assigned e said Hiram Barney, dated February III
tSost ais Ginning against You the foreclosure of
s-a tnair 1asa, the being aron TIC north-eas
quarter I'll VI the nnrthwest quarter II Of section
abe ii tswhshIp kixty-sts 66I north of range
seven u wtst, IN Lee county. Iowa, lar the pus.
chase mta's. and further asking for sale ol sais
pr nises and gtnernl relitf
AMI ui iess oaaprcar and answer sad petition
on or bsf,se fotnot tho second day Of the M x
term OF T nd Court 10 eoiuMcnoa At Fort Msa,sor
DC The tb d Monday VI Nay, A. 1861, a defaul
viii be - cred sg inst u and Judgment rendcrct
thereon, ne petitton taken by yoa coufessca
and a dec re rendared sg4inst you prpved there
In NOBLE 4 STRONG.
teh ~, ictl-im Pitts Att'ys.
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To Hannah " Mills, Frank Mills, Abncr Reeves,
George q. Hilten, X. G.. A. Lat BAN:
NOU and ash of you herrhy notified that
l. there is Esw n lie in the othce OF iha Clerk of
the District cnnr. of Lee County, Iowa VT Fort
Madison, petition of Hiram Barney el.iring OF
you Hannah W Hills the sum OF for'y-fye hun.
dF cd III f1ETs ardintercst ~ 10 per cent per an
rum, ard one hundred ard FIVE dollars far taxes
pad AZ meney due on NOR e. &c made by saa to
Charles Mason and since assigned TO said iran
Barney, daset February 20 1855 also claiming
against each Of YOU the foreclosure of said mort
gage, the srme being upon the south eide one hal
Vt Lo Eve u m Eioca fhrec lsl in tie Cry ol
heok nk reese wing the rear eaa iy twenty %
feet III ceHth Tor an alley :, Iu county, lows fol
the pnrchase money; and farther asking for a sal,
ct said premises. and generai relief.
And unless you appear aud answer said petition
or before Of tbs 81 day ef tho rext tern oi
aa.a -cuart To ruulnl nee EaIt NJ aiirnn IN lIe m
n N0H18y IT 17ay, II y. f1bt, 5u.
tefea aga3nst sau and judgment rendered thereon
the petition taken as ~ 5ou confessed, and d o.
cree rendered against YOU ~ prayed therein
N0ELk d STRONG,
Ftbt s, ls6llm Pitts Ats'ys.
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Eg4FsET. asssSses.,
To tlina +. Com, Gntsis u. Conn. Catherine f.
Capn.. Elwara Aslb agno, A, Dlilsnsn, Jer-
ntngs d AndArsen, Hheeao~ BV.ass a CO., N.
4 Ii. l.. Nud4ieE samuel f. Miller, NJ. A.axan~
der, Brown Clslasulil &. D. .V0olhiss, Charm
Il Lee, j nhn Hu4At, Ghar1es McbiII, daAes Cox,
W II. YtLf"ten Aslter. s.hew !. ga.. VI IN
II. wing, Bsr1cruE Beaver n Co, 1. j. Haniil,
Ivctdy, ssoulfon y tlimtton, hsnning 4 cod
Inls, Nm. III. q. Tprrence, Mutt, echulert Co.,
stsyler Il Mou1, viii Preston and Geo. Cabus,
a. u. UTiAnsns
VOU aud csch Of ycu are hereby notified that
j there Ii tia IN the office IL the Clerk Of
the District Court ot lee Couny, lows, ut Fort
Madison, petition of Liram Barney claiming Ct
you EIIzA y. Cunn the sam VT eight hOndrtd DOL
ara, With ten pr cent. interest per annlin payable
annually, as money due on tive pram,ssory notes
and a snaf gage made BY you 70 laward kilbourne
To the said notes, nd sincs assigned u said
Hiram barney, datsd Octobar ~, 1858, also Claim.
ing ag4iust eaeh of you the foreclosure oi said
mort Aages the same LevG upon Lot No. eleven
Iii in alsck No. ten l0l ~ the City Of keckuk,
Lee county, iowa, fsr the purchase money; and
further asking for saic 81 said premises, ard
general relief.
And uuiess you appear and answer said petition
on .r bsloae noon he alaay of the next term of
sail Court 10 co Ii lnence Ft. Madison on the Sd
Monday of May, a. n. tSnI, default will hs EN-
tered against sun, mud judgment rcAdered thereon
as pray Cd Tor III SAID etlllun.
MULE g. STAONG,
Feb. 5l. lS6l-dlm Att'ys tor Plaintiff.
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TO A. n. George and David Crawford:
NoU md each Of yau are hereby notified that
i there ie now on ale in the Office OF The Clerk of
the District Court of Lee County, lows at Fort
Madison, petition Of Hiram Barney elaimin ing OF
you A. i. 6eerge tho sum n one hundred and
twenty-five dollars md interest at 10 per cent, an
money due on . mortgage ma4e by you tn Charles
Mason aud since ASSIGNED 10 said Hiram Barney
dated December 20, 1888; rlso clai ming against
esch OF VOC the foreclosure oil said mort sa9e the
same beiag upon Lot No ten IloJ ia Block one
hundred ara Ioity eight [l4Sl In the Clty of keo-
kuf, hct County, tuwE, Io- the purchase money;
ard further asking for sale of said premises aud
general relief
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or bciore The noon OF the second day II the
next term Of said Court, 10 commence at Fort
Madison n the third Monday Of May, A. u lsbi
default ~ill he entered against you and iudgmen,
rendered thereon the petition taken s by You con
fessed, ad decree rendered az anst you as prayed
therein.
NOBLE d STRONG,
Feb lshl-lm Pltts Att 'ys.