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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-31

We don't care for making unnecessary excltements
about things We prefer the electoral ticket at the head
of our paper to those dictated to by those bitterly
opposed our movement long as they could oppose
it with any hope of success but we don't Thick 1t Will
all amount to a heading or hanging matter
Mr.. Shepherd of Fayetteville seems to have bten
agreed upon by nearly all the cketmskers as the cleo
tor from this district but Mr.. Shepherd has declined
Wm. Mel. Mckay, Esq, OF the same town, is sug-
gesed. We see objection at all. 1t seems to be
the general opinion that this compliment should be co.,
coded to the upper end of the district.
We understand that few days since meeting oil
citizens of Brunswick county, held at Smithvie. ID
view of the fact that Mr.. Shepherd had declined sug-
gested the name of Robert Strange, ESQ., most unex
ceptionable selection.
We would also state that the name of John w. Ellis
ESQ., of Columbus county, has been suggested In this con-
nection This is also a recommendation fit to be made
Mr.. Ellis is a most worthy ard talented gentleman
We would willingly vote for any of the gentlemen na
med. We do not TO urge any from this section
owing to the supposed understanding above referred to
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-31
For hIaryiand"As!

We notice that the Charleston Courier makes an ap.
peal in behalf Of the Maryland troops now serving with
the Confederate army in Virginia. The Courier men
tions having met MIR. Carusi of Baltimore, d member
of the first regiment Maryland Volunteers his company
being the Maryland Guards. Mr.. Carusi had visited
Charleston in charge OF government ordnance. We
met Mr. Carusi here and were much pleased with him
The first Maryland regiment is, learn commanded
by Bradley l. Johnston, Esq of Frederick city, as
gallant Maryland could produce, aud married
to noble dau hter If the Old North State-a daagh
ter of Hon h. Nj. Saunders, of Raleigh.
hese brave Mary landes have lett behind them home
comforts-very nauy OF thm wealth and all lis enjoy
ments Their State is in chains She is indeed the
"NiObe Of Nations" Their kindred cannot help them.
They under the thumb of despot. Their own pro-
perty is confscated, price set upon ther beads
Have they not claim upon people? May we not
appeal their behalf aud in their name to our people
Hard pressed they are, and know they are still
something might be done-it not much at least some
thing. Who will take it 10 hand?
| We fad in pocket book a slip of paper upon
which there is written i'll pencil by Mr. Carus his name
and the address to which any articles intended for the
first Maryland regiment may be sent 1t is as follows
| s. p. CARUsI
| Care Weston 4 Williams
Pearl street,
Richmond Va
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-31

THE NORFOLK DAY Book of the Oath inst says that
there was 60 Federal vessels in Hampton Roads on
Wednesday last, Of which 20 we're mcn-ofwar, among
them the Wabash and Minnesota.
The Great Republic and the three mast>d steamer
with her, are both still at anchor where they first
chored and tie horses are still on board of them
The Day Book also reports that large launch Of the
enemy's went ashore last Monday, at Pig Point, and
secured by forces there The boat seventy
five feet in length and had apartment for horses fit
ted up with stalls.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-31

GEN. BEAuREGARD's official report of the battle OF
Manassas will not probably be made public until it is
presented to Congress. The Richmond Examiner saws
that it is very vOunous and copies of it and all the
accompanying papers will be made for Congress. We
are informed that in this report the gallant conduct on
the field of Manassas, of Gen Evans who won the late
great victory on the banks of the Potomac is particu
larry dWelt upon.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-31

THE SEQUEsTRATIoN Act In the court OF the Con
edrrate States for the District of South Carona held
in Charleston Judge Magrath pronounced his
decision Thursday last in the important case
raised by the demurrers of Messrs. Pettgrew Whaey
Mitchell and McCrady. He refuses to sustain the de-
murrer and airms the cousttutionaty of the Act of
Sequestration. The opinion was elaborate one aud
quite long, occupying nearly two hours in the read ng.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-31

CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATION IN THE CoNFEpE-
RATE STATEs.-The first Congress of the Confederate
States under the permanent Constitution will be COM
posed OF twenty-five Senators and eightyseven Repre-
sentatlves.
The representation will be as follows, being in the
ratio OF one member for every ninety thousand of popu
aton, on the Federal basis counting three-ffths for
slaves.
We add, in separate column, the electoral vote o
each State In the Conederacy:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-31
Ex-GOvernOrs Toueey and Seymour Under the ba
n COnnectfeuf.

The New York Tribune" of the 10th instant, an
nounces mat the Connecticut Senate had passed. By
vote OF II to 6, the following resolution
eSetUed, That the Messenger the Senate be- and he
hereby requested and directed remove from the Sen
ate Chamber the portraits of Isaac Toucey and Thomas
and that whenever the Comptroller shall be sails
ned OF their loyalty he Is instructed to return their
to their present places on the WALL" ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-31

Col, RANsoMs fine regiment of North Carolina
Cavalry has gone TO Manassas. The prospects are
that it will soon have opportunity OF seeing active
service The appearance, drill and general equipment
of this reg ment have been the theme of unmeasurtd
praise on the part Of the Richmond and Petersburg
papers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-31

The House, as constituted now, is composed, there
Or OF 81 members and the whole electoral vote is 1O9
This last number III not be altered between this time
and the election xt month The number of the House
may be increased By the accession of new States before
the meeting of Congress in February There are some
States which may be in the Conederacy then.-Rich
mond Examiner
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-31

THB Cincinnati Commercial cannot see where the
Yankee triumph in the late affair at Chickama,
comico 1t rather thinks the boot was On the other
leg. We rather think so too.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-31
Important and Probably True.
Richmond, Va.

The Raleigh State Journal of yesterday, the 23d'
contains the following
VERY LATEsT-lnfolmaon has been received by his Ex
eelency Gov Clark just go press the effect that
large fleet lad sailed Monday New York for the
purpose of attacking Beaufort and Newborn also
that feet of twenty vessels had arrived in Hampton
Roads The citizens of the counties the should
prepared with every available weapon to any
point, at a moments notice.
And the following comes in the Ne,ebern Progress of
the same date, and no do BIT refers to the same thing
STARTLING METEOROLOGICAL extra train arrived here
Gen Gatlin Hill Col singleary and other officers
in command in this section which he had received from
Gen. Hvger of Norfolk to the effect large Federal
feet has left New York for place and Fort
Macon. The information to have reached Gen. Hu.
through channel not altogether reliable supported
by which did justify inattention it,
hence he communicated the information to Gen. Gstin and
urges the officers in command here push forward
the works with all possible speed We think this right
but at the same time would think the attack would
fall ABOUT Norfolk somewhere Potomac. It may
be feint.
1t is at least evident from the nature of things and
from circumstances which have TRANSFERRED that some at
tempt is to be made coast at early day. That
this attempt not to be made at present. nor for some
time to come Norfolk, but on the North Carolina
coast most probably, and with double purpose-the
first being to obtain harbor South of Hatteras The
other to strike blow that will be felt if successful
1t has recently been reported that there are eight
thousand Yankee troops at Hatteras. We doubt this
but must suppose that their force at that point has
been very considerably increased. The force for the
protection of the is not man too large either for
its safety or for the safety of the Conederacy All
ought to be the alert and ready for any emergency
The SPIES Of the Lincoln government gone or cut
off. The northern papers announce that the Federal
gunboat Connecticut sailed the 10th instant in search
of the rebel steamer Nashville, having on board the
southern Minister'S Messrs. Mason and Slidell Don't
they wish they may catch her? But even if they do,
they will hardly catch the ministers The vessel that
carried them safe out has already returned safely and
started ON another cruise They already very much
clear Ct Lrcolns crusers-just about as clear as
they were under the English flag.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-31

The female voice and Tyre,
Confidence doth inspire:
Then on. brave boys, on,
Let US whip Lincoln
And all his motley crew,
Noxlous Weed. Greely too.
Very respectfully, your ob't sarv,.
Oct. 10Th, 1861. Ai0ON.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-31

GEN. WISE, who has been very i'll at his private
apartments in Richmond is said to have so far
ed as to be able to walk about his room.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-31
Clinton, N. c., Oct. oath, 1861.

Clinton, N. u, oct. Z4th, 1861.
MY DEAR EIR9 Il not one of those who apt to
complain Of Others bat there great dissatisfaction pre-
Yang in community in consequence of the recent
change in the Schedule the w. d w. R. r., by which
change we are deprived of pleasure your valuable
paper day later. Since the publication OF the daily
up to some four weeks since, we invariably received
bout Nine O'Clock, P NJ, of the day Of its issue and can
you my dear Ss that every looked forward
to the peIusa OF its contents with feelings of pleasure and
pride. About four weeks ago there change in
the Schedule the Road that the Stage does arrive
in village from Warsaw until about IL o'clock, and then
necessarily compelled forego the pleasure Of the
" Journal until the morrow, and endured the priyatiOn
without muTmur. But receive your paper the
third day after its ISSUE when receive the Virginia
papers the day of their issue know the fault is
with you, but hope you will have it remeded if in your
power. Though may be out of your Congressional
District (and this without any desire of ours yet
never forget Old Wilmington.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-31

We understand that al arrangement has oeen M
between the Government Lere and the State Oh ois
Carolina by which the latter contracts to snPP P9n
the North Carolina soldiers with winter ciohlnSi
els. 81 Agents of the State QuartermasteE State
ment wlH 30 appointed in every county OF tuo - o;r
ho will be authorized to purchase and pay for at h ls
and remuneratve prices ali the clothes blankets n1 Ts
shoes, socks, and whatever else may be necessary III
comfort of the soldier To-. general
This arrangement will be carried out under sensr
rule adopted by the War Department tnae in
any State shall furnish to its troops anu occordpg
the Confederate service the clothing requeu thereor
to the regulations Of the Department payment taTfT
will he made at the Communication rate ol noS0ced by
dollars tor every six months, on receipts prodaSSe reD
the State signed by the commanding officer Of the case
rnent, battalion, independent company sv so fur
m n;aSad d. nv IT the State~-RieImond Examiner
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-31

IMPORTANT CIRCULAR FROM SECRETARY SEWARD RELA
TIVE TO THE DEFENCE OF THE ATLANTIC AND IAEF
COASTS
The following important circular has been sent I
Governor Morgan, and similar ones to the Governor
OF all the States On the seabOards and lakes at III
North
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-31
IApyERT sEMENT.

To the Voters Third Congressional Dissr u
composed of the Counties of CnTteTtt, Jones Ons-
low, Duplin, Wayne, Johnston, Crave" and s"mi-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-12
~ = RANKIN 4 MILLEK,
Feb. q. lSf1-lm pIffIs, Att "



To Louis Eek, Nm. W. Bslknap, VIM. d. Shaw.
Henry Little, M. Alexander, oscar Burbridge,
Vim. ii. Lecch J. Co., VIM. X. l.. Ruddick, l..
starkwsther:
NOu AMI each of you are hereby notified that
Il there is file in the Office OF tbs Clerk. +
the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa, at Fort
Madison, petition Of Hiram barney claiming of
you Louis / ok the sum Of one hunersd dollars aud
interest ut 10 per cent, as money due mort :
gage made by you to Charles Mason, and since as
signed to SAID Hiram Bsrney, dated December %,
1888; also claiming against each Of you the fore
closure Of said mortgage, the same being upon Lot
No. seven IN Block No. one hundred and forty
five lI5] Ia the city of kcokuk, Les county, low,
Tor the purchase money, and for taxes paid sai id
mortgsged premises and fur her asking for . sale
of said premises, and general relief.
And nnlsss you appear and answer said petition
on or before tic morning Of the second day OF the
xt term II said Court. to commence M Fort Mad
ison on the third Monday u May, IA. d. 1861, de-
fault will be entered against you, the petition t.
ken rs by you confessed, and decree rendered
against yoa as lrayrd therein.
NuBLE & STRONG,
FehS, 166l-lm Pltf's Att'ys.
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Legal Notice.

To A. 4. George and David Crawford.
NOU and each of You are hereby notified that
there is-now on file in the Office OF the Clerk of
the District Curt OF Lee County, Iowa, at Fort
Madison, petition 81 Hiram Barney claiming of
you A. n. ooorge tho rum of one hundred and
TWEEN hye dollars and lAterest at 10 per cent. as
money due on mortgage tnafc by you to Charles
Mason aud sibce assigned tosaid Hiram Barney
dated Deecashcr 20, 1888; also Ginning srsinyt
each OF loL The Ioreclos ure oi said TaAe the
same Icing upon Lot No. ten fl1l in ElocA on,
hundred snd forty eight l'4Sl in thu City of REQ
kuk, Lee Couaty, Iowa, for the purchase money
ard further asking for sale OF said premises, aud
general relief.
And nnlrss you appear and answer said petition
on or before the noon Of tho second day Of the
ncxt term of said Court, to commence at Fort
Madison en- the third Monday Of May. A. u. 1891,
Adeiauit will he entered against you and jude
rende red thereon, the petition taken by you con-
fessed, and decrse rendered ainst you pray ed
therein.
NOBLE + STRONG,
Feb. ), lShl-lm PITTS Att,ys.
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sEGaI Notice.
To Elizn s. Conn, Cults Il. Conn, Catharine t.
Conn. Eig4ra kiib,urne, A. Bidgman, Jen-
ntngs Anderson, herlrr. Bellows Co., III.
Il. l.. hudiiek, Samuel II. Miller, NJ. Atsxan-
der, Brown clsnaenpil &. 5. F.VooghisF, Chapn
a Lee, Jonn hnvst. Gcarles nicDiii, james Cox,
w. II. Eortsangton, Miller, Mahew Co., Mm
Ii. swing, B4rcroT Heaver Co, s. j. Hnmil,
Twe.dy, .doulton iiimlton. Asnning 4 Wood-
rnE, VIM. nj. q. Jorrence, Mott, Schubert Co.,,
Stryker Wood, VIII Preston and Geo. -Caous,
A.U. tirinnan:
V0U and each Of you are hereby notified that
j there is on fle In the Office II the Clerk OF
the District tourt Of Lee Coun y, lows, ut Fort
Madison, n petition of lirAm Barney claiming Of
you Eliza.a. Conn tho sum Of eight hundr d dol
lars, wi th ten cent teTest per annum, yabie
annually, Ms money due on two prumissory notes
and mortgage made by you Inward kilhourne
TO ssrurc thB saiu nUrs, and Sfnc~ asstgnrd to
Hiram Barney dats d October 10 1883; Ai.d ctain-
ing aga aims each of you the foreclosure OF said
mortgage, thefsame berg upon Lot No. eleven
LII In block No. ten lOl in theC City of keokuk,
Loo county, iowa, for thu purchase money; and
further asking for . sale VI said promises, aud
general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on Vr before noon ot iha ID day Of the pcxt Of
said Court, 10 commence at Ft. Madison on the 3d
Monday VI May, A. b. 1851, default will bo en- :
tered agsiust you, and judgment rendered thereon
rs prayed Tor in said p SLItion.
NOBLE i STRONG,
FEB. 81, fScl-dim Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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To Il. B. French, hil,iam Hoon, Robert French,
Geo. 9. Anderson d Co., uenry Homann Il Co.,
b. Messenger, Josiah Haines, Wm. II. Cleg-
horn Co.:
NhI I'd each Of Won hereby notified that
there il no on fie in the etlice Of ne Ilvrk Il
the District Court Of Lse County, Iowa, III Fuft
Madison. petition of Hiram Barney, claiming OF
YOU h. Il French. the sum Of sevln hundrQ4 afd
hIy dollars. and ID per cent. interest as moHty due
OH u nor gage made by you 10 Charses Mason and
since ass gn 81 b said iIlram B irney dsfed Aug
Sth. 1856; also claiming gaiass each Of you the
foreclosure Of SAID naorte,g e.. the being u.oa
Lois ene i aud Two in Buca sixty .ght lGsl
III Aason's lower adaition 10 the Cily If keoA uk
Lee county Iowa, tor the pur, haze money; and
further king fur aale ofsaid premises, hnd z n
eral relief.
Aud untes you appear and answer said petition on
or before hooi Il The sec9td day Of the nex tern
af said Court, TO conn ence at Fort Madison, an
the third Mtndvy ci May A. ID. 1891, default
will be entered against you and Judgment reft-
dgrsd thereon, the petition taken by you cor
fassed, AM decree euder.d aga you as pray I'd
theresn. NOBLE J. SIAOSG,
Feh. IL 1851 I'm Plaintiffs At'yH.
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Feb. s, Is6l.lm Pitts Atty.
Legal NoIyce.

-
To William p; Owens, LILA Owens, James Rey-
noIds, Z. Nj Service, 4. /. McAenny, Jeremiah
Smith. Alexander Usher ana William Asher
John wilson, jr.. Franklin Dexter falrbank, II
Frank Heal, hnxenna fsrEum, Ee5 Iolds, Dusoe
H. Co, nebeccs M. E0b.rtsen, james Ewing
Thomas Ii. Allyn, Edward l. Dickie, Alexander
White, Jesse Reeves, Drittpn Co., JalLcs Glib
son K. hs Lorenz, ). "A. WALKER, II. bartlett
Co., IL. ". sample A. B. lnomasson, J. X. lr.
win, q. ii. Burb idgc, state of Iowa fer the use
Of School Fund, Niiira,n u. Hull, ,smes :. Ma
son 4 Co., Bowks, Smith CO, Cunningham 4
Co., -. G. Aver i Co., Colher White Leaa and Oil
Company, hddy. Jameson Co., John Quirk
Winchester smith. iiiram Jones, Hiram .,ohn.
ston, James M. Rogers, Edwards & Turner, Mo-
sasr Il " iiae, Books 4 Bfced:
Nuu and each Of you are hereby notified that
i there is now IL in the ofilc. of the Clerk OF
the district Court vi Ler County, Iowa, Vt Fort
Madison, petition Of amBaraey claiming OF
you William +. owens the sum Of three tAous4 nd
uoiiafs. and interest at ten per cent? ulney due
on a mortgage mada by you to Charles III ason and
since asst gnel 10 said Hiram Barney, dated june
"a 1888; a.su claiming INST each of you the fore.
closure Of said mortgage, the same being upon
Lot seven and eight oj IN Block one hundred
and nifty .nlnc / tg] IN the City of keokuk, Lee
County, Iowa Tor the purchase money ; and fur
ther asking for sale VI SAID premises, and gen.
cral relief.
on or before the Of the I'd day Of the term
Of said Court TO commence AZ IT. Madison On the Sd
Monday vi May. A. D., 1861, default will b.
entered against you, the petition taken rs by YOU
confessed, aud decree rendered against j eu IL
prayed therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
Feb. s, 1s6l-lm Pitff's Ats'ys.
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Top. A. Ward and Edwin b Dobell.
VOU and each Of yuu are hereby notified that
j there il now hie in tho ofhce Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, At Fort
Madison, petition OF Hiram Barney claiming Of
yeu r. A. Ward the of ffteen hundred dol
lars and interest 10 per cent, as money due on
a NOR tgago mads by you to tharics Mason and
since assigned to said iiram Barney, dated Fehru-
sry rs. 1896 also claiming against each of you the
foreclosure Of said mortgage, the same being upon
the seathwess quarter ef theseath-sast quarter It
section three 81, and the east half Of the santh-
west quarter Ut said section, ia township sx,y-fix
1901 north, range six i6J west, Leo county, Iowa,
Tor tho purchase money; and further asking for
sale of said premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear AMI answer said petition
on or before the the second day Of the next
term of said Court, TO commence " Fort Madl-
son on the third Monday Of May, A. d. ls6l, =
ault will be entered against you and Judgement
rendered taereon, the petition taken as BY YOU
cAnfessed, and y decree rendered against you -
prayed therein.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Feb. 8, ls6l-Im PltM's Att,ys,
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10 Nancy Hammer, Eugene hammer, valeria X. II.
Denny, John Stannus, VIM. Stannus:
NUu aud each Of you are hereby notified that
i there IL on fic in the Office Of the Clerk of
the District Court VI Lee Gounty, Iowa, ut Fort
Aaais on, q petition VI Hiram barney claiming OF
you Nancy alnner, as executor of Moan A. frank
lin, deceased, the sum Of thirty-6ye hundred DOL
lars and interest 1t ter per cent. anu twenty SIX
dollars tuf taxes paid on said premises, ~ money
duo : mortgage madc BY said Noah A Frank lin
to Charles Mason and since assig gncd to said iran
Dsrney, dated August ~, 1856, also claiming
aranst each of yaa the foreclosare ef said inert
gage, the same being upon Lots six kbl and seven
III in block three (sl IL MAson's Upper Addition
TO the City Of heoAuA, Ice County, iowa, fur the
purchase money! and further asking sale Of said
premises, and gcneraf relief.
And unless you appear and anSwer said petition
on or before the noon Of the second day OF the
next term of said Court, 10 commence at Fort
MadisoA on he third Monday Of Nay, A. d. 1861,
8 default will be entered against you and judp.
lnent rendered thereon, the petition taken us by
you confessed, and . decree rendered against You
~ prayed therein.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Fsb. 9, lssl-ln Pltir's At.'ys.
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legal Notice.

LGgAl Notice.
To d. G. Billings. Alexander Johnston, Jones
brothers y Co., MIiilam Murray and Patrick "a. !.
Cumming, comprising the hrn oi Murray
Cunming,) Lawrence hlgier, Henry Is. 1aylur,
Emil Preiurius, Hodges 4 Fro.
NVu and en- Of you arc hereby notified that
! there R now on Gle in the oficc II the Clefk Of
the District Court Of Lee county, Iowa, Mt knrt
Madison, petition OF IIiram Barney, claiming OF
you d. q. Billings the SUN of SIX tlousa ID rigat
hundred dollars, with 10 per cent. interest per un-
nEn, payable annually, as money One Two
mortgages made by you to Charles Mason and since
ssstxn0a 70 said Hiram Barney, dated august 1t,
1855; also claiming against each of you the lore
closure Of saia mortgages, the samc being upsn
the west bali Of svetsvn thtrtY f3s] sta tae
southeast quarter of section thirteen III, In
township sixty -seyen 1911 north OF range SIX [6l
west alsD the northwest quarter of secilon Hisr-
toen lyl in township sixty-sasen 1871 nvrth Of
range i've [51 west, IN Lee County, Iowa, for the
purchase money, a further asking for saIs Of
said premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear AUD answer said petition
on or before neou vi the second day Of the "
term Of said Court, to commence Mt Fort Madison
on the 50 Monday Of May, A. D. 1851, q default
will be entered against you, Judgment rendered
thereon rayedfor IN said petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Fsk. II, ls6l-dlm Att'ys for Plaintiff.