davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-07-04
CRAWFORD COUNTY

Taken mp by James Heard on the 3d Of May, 1861, light black horse mule, years old, about II hands high, shod before, branded with J K or R, had on when taken up the head stall of bridIe,. snai!e bits, ring and buckle on the top of head stall, nose band some pieces of tape tied on near the head stall, Appraised at $l5.
 Taken up by Chas. C. Heard on the 2d of May, 1861. brown mare with colt the mare is about l3 hands high, about org pears old, small " Aite spot in the forehead-cot is supposed to he year old, light sorre color scubal face, white hind feet, no other marks or brands perceivable. Appraised at S47 g.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-01-05
1SWA cKNsrs coNPIETK.

In this issue vs are enabled to lay before
%, readers . table showing he pspulatiee
OF the State Of lows for the yeaTs 1850 and
1850, and likeuiss the nsFtaity bill Of each
county separately. The fgures show N
aggregate pspalssisn Of 60, 435-as IN
crease dariaS tAs tn jean PAsk e 4os,-
23L
Tbs fan ssturns stew that thfs are nov
81 msfs ceuasies populated thas thess we're
in 1850 thsgs bsisy thss bot - counties
in which asy residsnss wers feos1 Inc
late esnsus rssarns shss that shsfe .fs nov
in the state only tire coustiss sh'en nsse
no acknowledgements snd Osesola.
81 lara us hare bses able . gain 70.
farmst;os. the ipesssss in the population Of
low. for ~ past tan years has BEEN greassr
than tia: Of sny other State. This, how
eyer. nav not be the case when ali the other
S,asss have been heard from bat a. al
sysats re claim sha. the peresnssge Of gain
in this State siDcs The last census, y larger
than that Of Gay other State IN the North
wes--oY IN The Union.
The following y the tabular statement,
carefully complies. and revised q tie ones
Of Laafsi Summers, Esq, United States
Marshal for Iowa:
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-01-05

These are tho thirteen most populous
counties which contain just about half the
total population Of the State. 1t will be
seen by the icures that Clinton county has
the larges, per cent, Of gain: puhuqae
county has the largest actual gain: Scott
next. snd Van Bursn the least. There are
SIX counties which have less than enc hun
drsd population, and one which has only
eight inhabitants.
The mortality statistics shove that 10
point Of health Iowa stands admirably.
The number Of deaths during the rear 1860.
are equal TO about one in Thousand people.
We predict fer Iowa consinued prosperity,
aad an increase Of wealth and population in
the next ten years, which will be truly sur
rsi.ins.-D Oar. Dsra. i News.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-01-05

Coed sivics in . Geld day-Whsu
the crate 10 N. T. "a; the
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-01-05

To TAKE svr GREASE Sr0rs.--Css cut The
grease spas--sni then darn Ill
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-01-05

cTLachryuose-A drovsr when be sheds
steers.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-01-05

-. c. Smeitzer. Assistant Marshal for
this District, reports no persons residing in
these counties.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29
Again, on another page, under The headoi hooOI
N.vsn,rers oceur the following sentences:
A POWERFUL SPY.

To he Edi,r Of lie n T. TriJSSc s. -.
Sin: As from every indication in and around Wash
ington the country may anticipate busy times, both
with the Army aud Navy, il may not be amiss to de-
wise a means or the use of making observations,
which, from It's simplicity and triang cost may be
of Importance Ny plan is to adopt the use OF
obscura, such is now on exhibition at Fiji
ty.niHth street and Broadway, the Central Park,
which reflects on a smooth surface every object within
a range Of three miles, Ike beautiful painting or
photograph, and from trial made ut an elevation Of
IS feet objects no larger than dog could be plainly
seenat Is miles distance. The whole apparatus could
be carried by one horse and at times like there when
a large amount ia being expended for bslloOhing,
which is very doubtful mode at best the above few
remarks may be of use, and should you deem them
worthy of notice. you can insert this, and any further
information will be cheefuLy given by
Your, respectfully GEO. RAPHAEL,
No. los William stTeeI.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29
FROM GENERAL BANKS's COLUMN.

HiATISTOwN, Wednesday,, Aug n lt6l.
Information bas reached our encampment thai tsere
has been much firing acroes the river by the Rebels at
our pickets at various points between Conrads and
Hapers Ferry since Saturday last and it is reuoHed
that an attack was threatened Saturday at the FONT
Of Rocks.
The Rebel eneampments at Leesburg have been
moved back some distance from the river.
Yesterday two supposed Confederate sPies wefs ar
rested by Captain Morrisons picket Of the lndi4na
18th Regiment. They claimed TO be wogoD-mssier
and assistant, belonging to General Stones Brigade.
but on being closely questioned apart by Captain Nor
risou their replies gave tie lie TO their Professions
They were turned over to General Banks for further
examination.
Considerable delight wss experienced to-day in the
camp Of the 10Th New-Yurk Regiment by the return
to duty Of over 100 OF its recusant members including
all the Company Of Capt. Steven. More ara expected
TO return tomorrow. 1t is but justice TO state thAt Ill
the Commissioned officers aud all but or two q tie
sereeans remained loyal from the first appearareof of
the detection, and it il mainly attributable TO the en-
.desvosscffbe former coupled with the argumeus Of
Major Lee, that so many have returned TO their 10y.
atty.
All letters for this division now FORWARDED TO
Ftcderick, and brought hither by Government ex-
press.
The health Of the troors has greatly improved dnce
occupying their new encampment. Many Of the M
valids at Frederick viii shortly 10 restored 10 the
ranka
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29
SENATOR WILSON COMMISSIONED TO
RAISE A REGIMENT.

BosTos, "Wednesday. Aus. 2 1851.
Senator Wilson has been commissioned 70 organize
regiment Of infantry with battery Of artillery, and
company of sharpshoOsers attached. Lieut. Paine Of
the u. S. Army, has been appointed Lcuteuani-
Colonel, and J. Z. Sanderson, Of the Sanitary Com
mission Quartermsster. Senator W,lson, in his cal
asks the loyal young Of Massachusetts, who fully
comprehend the magnitude Of this contest for the Hay
aud existence Of the Republic aud the preservation of
democratic institutions in America to insotbo ttir
names upon the rolls Of bis regimen-to leave tbelr
homes and their loved ones, and follow our flag TO ise
6eld, there, for the country, to do sodiers duty
share sod.er's fare, and, II need be, Gil sOlditr
grave.
Mr.. Wilson will bold bis commission as Coissc
from the State, which win present interfere wid
his Senatorial duties
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29
FUNERAL CEREMONIES IN HONOR OF
GEN LYON
81. Lows, Mo, wedne'd

Sr. Lows, Mo-, "Wednesday. Aus. 2s 1861.
The funeral ceremonies and military display in
honor Of Gen. Lyon, to-day, were Of most imposing
character. The procession which escorted The re-
mains to the railroad depot, consisted Of Cen
Fremonts Guard under Col. scagony; Capt
Tilmaus company of cavalryi section Of
Capt Carin's battery the let Regiment Of the
Missouri Volunteers under Col. Bar, Gen. Fremont
and staff. number of army aud volunteer officers eiv
officials, prominent citizens, and the Sd Regiment OF
limited States Reserve Corps, Co. Mcneil, hll under
the command of Brgader-Gen eral Sigel
The streets through which The procession pa'fed
were thronged with spectators, and flags were d'-
ulayed throughout the route Ind the city dnped IN
mourning
Gen. Fremont having sigDiGed to tho banks yester-
day a desire for loan of 100000, the Exchange
Bank took the whole amount to-day.
The circulation Of the newspapers preoened by the
Grand jury Of Eew-York has been interdicted in
St. Louis City and County, by order Of the Proyo't-
Marshal.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29
SOUTHERN ITEMS VIA LOUISVILLE.
LoUIsyrLLs. wsdn,s lay, Aug 20, ise


Tie railroad travel to and from the South is immense
The Tennessee authorities took the oolents Of Adamss
Express Co.'S cafe to-day.
The Memphis AralaHehe Of the 9th says: Gen.
Pok's agent announces that no more impresnents will
be made for transports.
TIE Confederate Congreis has passed resolution
approying OF the OF the planters factors in tho
interior aud the determination Of the Insurance Com
pauies not to insure the crop when not retained on
plantations.
Co, Thomas II. Taylor Of Frankfort hao been ip-
pointed Colonel Of Duncan's Kontucky regiment at
Manassss.
The Eo,fok Iva.l Herald hiss temporarily suspended
for want of paper.
The ClarIcston Mcrenrys correspondent says;
"we are without the sympathy or friendship Of any
nation on earth. The only argument by which we
insla. iAsm IA tbeir nsees~ities and fear."
This correspondent says the Confederates suffered
more IN killed and wounded than the Fedcrals, and
,mplans that advantage was taken Of tho Federal
fight from MEnassss.
MssFns via PADvoAH, Wednesday, Aus 90. 1851
battle reported TO haze taken place Cape Ger
ardeau yesterday, in which the Confederates were
victorious, creating commotion at Cairo.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29
INnrFrNITELY POSTPONED.

THO strong disposition manifested not 10 allow the
palirg Of masked tuttries north Of tie Potomac is
producing tho effect which viii be deplored only by
encsies Of the Government. The Committee who
pub iphcd call for "peace meeting to be hed at
Novtown l.. L. this evening, Lave become convinced
that such meeting would be productive % something
quite tho reverse Of quiet aud good order in their i
Mediate neighborhood, and have had the discretion 10
issue the following card:
NEwTowy, Aug. 2sih, 1861
PGblic notice Is hereby given tLGt The Peace sleet-
ing 70 be held on THURSDAY evening Aug. ~, at
eksr hotel in this village, il indefinitely postponed
Those city pagers that haye inserted the esll, VIII
please direct attention 60 this action on the part Of tle
Commit ee Of Arrangements.
J. IT, BbAUYFLr.
Ir behalf q the COMMITTEE G! ArTargemer 8.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29
MORE SEIZURES OF THE NEW-YORK DAILY
NEWS.
ALBANY, Weduesday,

ALBANY, Wednesday, Aug, %, 1861.
Deputy United States Marshal Burt, this evening,
seized package containing 100 copies Of The Ns~-
York Neics, which, he notified, was in the Amer-
can Express Office in this city. They were brought
here by Shears Newspaper Express, and transferred
to the Express Company The size Of the package and
the direction, "a. Gunter Louisville excited susp
cion when an examination showed the contents to be
as stated. Col. X. L. Johnson the Agent of tho Ex
press Company, therefore detained the package aud
notified Mr. Burt, the Deputy Marshal, whonow holds
them subject to instructions from Marshal Murray oi
Neyv-Anrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29
A TREASONADLE PAPER.
;-nes q, The N. Y. Tribune.

Corrrsrordenee OF The n. Y. Tribune
NGwARK, N. j., Aug q, 1861.
While 30 much Is heard Of certain New-iork papers
allow me TO call the attention Of the proper authorities
10 a vruent sheet called IAe NcpaTk Htekiy Joarach
pablshed At the Office of Tie Nerayk Erenug Journal
Newark. Nj II seems TO me that il is quite &c worthy
OF bi looked afcr eiler Of our city papers above
retired TO- Having just opened the number dated
August g. find these words
,on is ful % the power Of the press ard hence his or
fcc they have the power ao'ap1esng such news
prr a. hAse the budBe,s usuess and rdepe deuce q
poo a hshl tird ulGpa of po~o aud nguberiss' 'o
tont o tie CouztJ3n The prsdsn, evidently fers payer
shOts.'" -
Again on another page, under the headof Mobbing
Newsp 4pers." occur the following sentences:
Two more Democratic newspapers to-day added to he
,t OF the brave Ond ii which lave been destroyed
daiion If he ACQUIRED mob Fidt how prevailing at Tie Moth
The Ba,te psu Is being hlod Will those lfeenen "h re
sneak the nth while the vest mob 4 apr uded aud e'ed as
Aft sy of the Natipual UoyeTnmtuL WIN C American people
submit tauel, 70 such damnabe tyTsnnyP
Thu, is one of the papers that aIey received supply
of Southern money, although they fatty deny e. Ger
tainy the United States Marsl al should look after the
interests Of this sheet. No. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29
ing the order Of the Vigilance Committee Of NASH
vile. J.F. PEARs.
Dsrci, MieA, Aug @, 1861.
THE OATH AND THE PASSPORT.

To he Editor Of The m u " bHae.
SIR: have this day received from the Department
Of State at Washington the following ORDER inclosing
the ner oath of allegiance required by our Government
from all applicants for United States passports as fol-
lows: Yours, &C., j. IL. MONIES.
Hey York, Aug 2a, 1e6l. ,r
Hereafter ALL persons applying for passports viii
be required to take the 1clossd oath of allegiance.
TO b. Eosxs, Notary Pnbc New.YorS, Aug ~ lSei"
OATH.
lido selennly that will support protect and defend
the Constitution and Go-onmeot Of the United states ssns
sl ies whether domestic foreisn and that viii bear
ne faith al egaucc and loyalty 20 the sae any ordna sce
resolution Of any State Copvenson 20 the
contrary notwiths sndg sud further that do this with f
determination, pledge, and purpose without any mental ese
yeion or evasion vsoeyer and further, that viii well and
faithfully erorm the duties which may be required OF BY
law. 80 help God.
sworn TO- and snbcribed fore ne this day f. leol.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29
900 Union Troops Surrounded BY
3,400 Rebels,
THEY BRAvEly FIGHT THEIR WAY OUT.
Forming Again they Challenge Attack
THE REBELS DECLINE THE OFFER.
DREADFUL HAVOC IN THEIR RANKS
CNorssATf, Wednesday, Aug 20, 1ad

CISoIssATf, "Wednesday, Aug 20, 1851
The following are all the particulars that We
can learn of the battle at Sum.hersyille on the
26th, which appears to have been bloody
affair:
The 7th Ohio Regiment, Col Tyler was sur
rounded, while at breakfast, and attacked on
both flanks aud in 'front.' simultaneously. Our
men Immediately formed for battle and fought
brayely; while they saw but little chance Of sue
cess, the enemy proving too powerful, Colonel
TYLER sent forward to the baggage train which
was coming up, three miles distance. and turned
il back toward Gauley's Bridge, which place it
reached in safety
Companies B, G, and suffered most severely.
They particularly were in the hottest OF the
fight, and finally fought their way through fear
full odds, making dreadful havoc in the enemys
forces. The Rebel force consisted of 5000 in
fantry, 400 cavalry, and ten guns The Federal
forces scattered after cutting their way through,
but soon formed again and fred, but received no
reply or pursuit. from the enemy.
Our loss is not yet definitely ascertained.
Not over 200 are missing out Of the 900 engaged.
The Rebel loss was fearful. Lieut.-Col. Cregh-
ton captured tho enemy's cOlors and two prison.
era.
The following is o list Of the officers known
to be killed: Capt. Dyer, Co. ID, Painesyille;
Can't. shurteff, Co. G., Oberlin; Capt. Sterling,
Co. /; Adutant Deforest, Cleveland; Lieut..
Cbas. Warreut; Sergt Maj. King. Warren. The
other iield officers are all safe.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29
THE MAsSACHUsE IT'S NINETEENTH EN-
ROUTE FOR THE SEAT OF WAR.

BOfTOsI Wtdl1sday Hug. 10 fUOI
The Massachusetts, l9lh Regiment, Col. I'D. w.
Kinks left for the seat Of war at o'clock tonight by
the Fall River route 1t will rank as one Of tho best
regiments raised in the State.
The lst Massachusetts Light Battery, late Cooke,
has been fully recruited and viii soon be ready 10 re-
enter the service for three years.
Capt McDougal Of the British ship Forward, now
states that be was in in reporting the piiysteer
sumter of Cape Antonio. The vessel seen was the u
s, steamer Crusader.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29
NOT A TRAITOR.

10 he Editor Of Tas ~ y T'ibnas
SIR: Arriving in this city few days since learned
tina: il was stated in THE TRIsUSE, few days pre-
vious that had become loyal TO the Southern Couied
eracy aud placed the Secession flag upon my house in
Nashville Tenn. Allow mo TO correct this by stating
that my sntiments have changed with regard to
a found its way to my house previous to my leaving
Tennessee which did on the 3lst Of Last month, obey
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29
SECESSION lN CONNECTICUT.
The New Law Against TreasOnable Flags
THE SHERIFF AT WORK UNDER IT.
The Formation of Prudential Committees.

BsrDoEPonT, Conn.,. Wednesdsy Aus. o. 1851.
The Sheriff Of this county went to Chestnut Hill,
Eve miles north Of Bridgeport, to-day, and took down
Secession flag. A new law Of this State authorizes
Constable in any town tho Sheriff Of any county
to take down reasonsble ags and the owners thereof
are liable to not less than thirty days imprisonment or
fine of not less than SlOO. Prudential Comnittees
ore being formed throughout this State to put down
Secession.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29
GEN. LYONS REMAINS En- ROUTE EAST.

The remains Of Gen. Lyon will be escorted wth
proper ceremonies, at o'clock, from Gen. Fromonts
quarters to the Ohio and MssiipP Railroad, whence
thew will be delivered to the Adams Express Company
TO be conveyed East by the O'Clock tuin. The eseor
to accompany the body East will consist Of Maj II. A.
Conant Of Gen. Lyons staff, Capts Plummer aud Ed
oar of the United States Army, and Lieut.. Clark aud
eight prvates Of Col. McNeiis regiment Of Rese'ye
COTps.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29
UNION MEETING AT SALTWATER, n. Y

TaoY, "Wednesday, Augugt -, l5sI.
4 Union meeting was held at Saltwater to-day. It
WINS addressed by Con. BulIard and others. The
delegs,es to the Republican state Convention were
n,trreted TO place upon the ticket the names Of pa
tfiotic Democrats Of tho stamp Of Dickinson aud
Senator Coiyin.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29
-FOUR RESIGNED OFFICERS OF THE FRIGATE
CONGRESS En- ROUTE TO TT. LAFAYETTE.

BosToS, Wednesday Aug.2S, 1901
The resigned officers Of tho iIigate Congress, Robert
Tansill Of Virginia. Captain Of Marines, Thomas VIII
son of Missouri, Second Lieutenant, and Henry B.
Claiborne and ii. B. CeDas Midshipmen both OF New
Orleans, have been sent under guard to Fort La
favefte
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29
nEw-rERsEY TROOPS EN- ROUTE.

TREsroS, Wednesday, Aug. 2S, lS5'
The 5th Regiment being TIE % Of the recent call for
fve regiments under the command Of Col Starr, leave
tomorrow for the sea, Of war. G.. Mott Of Borden
town has been appointed Lieut-Coonel Of this regi'
mcn,, and JAS. +. Rushing Quartermas,sr.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29

The min object Of the feet which has lately ieft
Fortress Monroe is to blockade the Southern eoat aud
to obstruct certain inlets No invasion Ia contem'
plated.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29

Grain Seized and a Picket Guard Captured
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29

ryE or the SCOTT LIFE GUARDS KILLED,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
HE NAVAL EXPEDITION,

report to him in person. Their commissions will bea
date Aug. 90.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29

A sKIRMrsH NEAR ALEXANDRIA.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29
TRE WAR FOR THE UNION.

A Reconnaissance By THE ENEMY
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29
MIR. RUSSELL AND CAPT. MEAGHER.

To he Eiiior of The ~ Y TribHce
Sir: My attention was called to-day on my return
ou ie review Of the division the Potomac. 20 letter
fom ocars Of the 69h Regiment which tie writer's say that
n one or two Of the rceut letters Of n Russell to The
Londo Times illusions have been made 10 Capt Aogher
seeming Imply the. at and Immediately alter e battle Of Ban
Rom he wa, wanting in his duty and dill not e1hib. that sted
Less AMI bravery Ge The oce did not do the honor Ct
reading my letters Ineye sried % Capt Moagher but in
ference to bis appearance Cereye. The ofceri ssrps
th. letter did not him they say, 0e: The ans repne My
"a tba, be up foot to the hill at Ceuo'ie
with expressions adug that there had been dess
tho hands of,e Core5eeL AZ tOtke hoie In .hieh le dis
clArgoi h drty to biz persona! cpduct Ia tho battle said
g. w:.. % 4:ss4 sa GIiS: a sSqd statement about flag
Which dare saJ ams did annoy Capt. Measher Lin
SELF iolr obedicas seivsnf -'~s'
", H. RUSSELL
T. ST. scarcely say lO the lies which printed Of
do not deserve notice eutadon. No. wcId sail In
my heating 10 annoy ny Wiz to Harr re
Feuy TIE coneenii attempts to excite the dcry TO asa
netou must be d.-gusting 10 Americans ar soldiers
UqslNgioH Aug %, i1OL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29
The REBELS FINALLY PUT 70 FLIGHT

Advance Of Gen. rranklin's Brigade
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29

ARREST OF A TRArroRoUs MoSFY DEiLsR.-An
order came yesterday froa the Secretary Of War 10
the United States Marshall, Mr. Murray reremp;orly
requiring the immediate arrest ola Wall street banker
named Patrick agans; whom conclusive evidence Of
completely with the rebels, in on important capacity,
has developed itself. The Mar.ha proceeded without
delay for the aid Of the police authordes who detailed
Detective Smith to perform tie duty. Mr.. Patrick
was found in bis Office, precisely designated from
Washington, and was directly conducted to Fort La
fayee thus reaching his proper sphere in all prooa'
bilty not many hours after his cIimo became Known
at the national headquarters.
TIE SLAYER OF GEN. LYoy.-A ST; Louis cores
pondent saws thai man named AIcIntosh-whetner IN
officer or nryste have been unable TO ascertail-
was about the streets on see & SnO1lsfrs S.ns Il
onor on aecount of HE ellim Of having killed Gen:
Lyon The rebels found on aS aG Med sls Of Ss
and taiT divided the long, glossy hair among bem aho
wore Il as decorations ~ their hs1s
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29
sKIRMIsHiNo RENEWED.
EXTENSION OF THE ENEMY'S LINES.

Special pisystch to The n. Y Tribune.
WAsuINGroX Wednesday. Aug. %, 1e6l
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29
GEN. wooL's sTAPP.

The President to-day appointed as Aidesde-Camp to
Gen. Wool Alexander Hamilton, jr., and Legrnnd B.
Cannon Of New-York, each with the rank of Major,
and William Jay of Bedford, N. Y, with the rank Of
Captain. These appointments were made at Gen.
wools request, and the official gifca,ion from the
Wax Department iasIructs the Aids 10 Immediately
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29
LETTER FROM THE GUNBoAT SOUTH CARO-

TIE following is extracted from the letter Of Ma
sachu.otts boy, now on board tho gunboat Sou
Carolina: ...
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, ss
County Of ThurstOn.
In the District Court Of the Second judicial District
To WILLIAM SMITH, sued rs a subsequent in
cumbrancer. in suit Of Andrew Williams e.
George Drew, ct al. Foreclosure of mortgage.
You are hereby notified that Andrew Williams
has filed complaint against George Drew, Caro-
line p. r. Drew, II. F. Stryker, ard YOURSELF in
said court, which will come on to be heard at the
first term of the court which shall commence more
than three months after the 10th day of October,
1861, and unless you appear at said term and an
swer, the same will be taken as confessed ana the
prayer thereof granted.
The object and prayer Of said complaint is to
foreclose the equity of redemption, if any you have
may claim to have in certain premises, to wit
the interest Of said George Drew in the land claim
in Lewis county, in said District, known as
- George Drew's Claim mortgage to this Plain
tifby indenturc of mortgage, dated October l?th
1855, to secure the payment Of $4,000, with lc-
gal interest after date.
Complaint filed August Goth, 1861 amended in
open court, on leave, September Term, 1861.
ELWOUD EVANS,
Attorney of Andrew Williams.
October lo,h, 1851. 49m3.