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The national Republican., 1862-10-21

DY w. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
ID Corner Ninth street and Penn. av.
LARGE SALE OF GROCERIES,, sUTLERS
SUI plies, ShDes, dc ot Auction On THURSDAY
MOANING, O,iober a3d, we will sell at our Auo.
tion Ro ms. . large assortment Of Groceries, for
oa h, comprising
.25 barrels White Refined and Yellow Sugars
Bags Coffee, b biee
1isrces Cinciunati Hams aud boxes Starch
100 boxes Eastern Cutting and Epgll.h Dairy
Cheess
Boxes Chewing ~ d Fioe-cu Tobacco
Boxes Adamsntine and Steripe Candles
boxes Pepper, LOb,te.s, boxes Biheis
20 dc zen Lemon AUD Raspberry Syrup
7j boxes " ellis ard Provost Pick &c
Chow Chow Sauces, Tamarnds
Cigars, large stock assorted b auds
b Is. sugar and GiuRer Cakes
rs boxes Candy, 10 ID. each
Boxes Glassware, Tumblsrs, and Naples,
With navy other articles IN the Grocery line
Terms cash. W. l. WALL 4 CO.,
oct Il lStarl Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-10-21
TAKE NOTICE.

50 TAX q NOTICE. 50
NJ. T. p A II X f. r,
NO. 50 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Respectfully and oheeffuy returns thanks for the
liberal patronage hitherto received.
Having every facility for doing
HOTHE BEST-Ia
HOUSE, SIGN,
DECORATIVE PAINTING,
Together with all work per airing to %
FIaST CLASS PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
He has no hssitsncy In soliciting continuance Of
the public's favor. -
HfS PRICES ARE REASONABLE;
THE WORK UNEXCEP1IONABLE
And particular attention IL paid 10
PROMPTNESS IN DELIVERY.
IN Remember he number
Bv LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Beteeen Sixth and Seventh sts
oct 2l-8m Star Chronl
The national Republican., 1862-10-21
WAR DEPARTMENT PROPER

Governor W, A Newell, Of Allentown, N. j., re
ews offer 10 sell 20 900 GRribaldi mu kets at 5000
each. Dot 10
Cove Inor Denuison, of Ohio, introduces /. II.
Bte wart who offered, on behalf o Noah II. Wilson
tf Ohio, French rfs and musksts ut sb and 10
1862
The national Republican., 1862-10-21
DR.. JAMES L. THAYER.
THE RIVAL LADY RIDERS,
AND
THEN" KOMIK MUELS.

Doors open at and6I O'Clock Periormano
will commence ut Q and y. o'sl.ek.
The national Republican., 1862-10-21

Refined Moral and Popular Exhibitions!
Not an Ordinary Circus No Vulgar Dances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-04
Important Order Relative 10 Enlistmcnts
OF Volunteer ARTILLERY Soldiers i'm the
Regular service.


WAsBiseroS Mondsy, Nov D. 1862.
A special order from the headquarters army OF
the Potomac, just issued is 10 the following eiiect
Pursuant to authori from the War Department,
al enlisments OF volunteer artillery soldiers in the
regular service under General Orders Ne. l5i from
the War Department, Alphabetically Office,
October 9, 1862, are hereby declared void and all
sach men will lie al once returned TO TIE batteries
and companies from which they were taken; but all
other eDslments under General Orders No. lis
from the War Department not in excess Of ten from
any volunteer company are valid.
Alter zen men shall have enlisted from any CON-
pany all further enlistmens from thai company uto
the regular service void. All soldiers enlisted
into the regular service. excepting from the volun
teer artillery, now detained by re2mental or other
commanders Will be at once sent TO the regular CON-
pany or battery TO which they belong, under Gen
eral Order No. l5i
Should ten men have been taken from any voun-
teer company, and there lie still more claimed
from that company by regular officers as hayi0g
been enlisted into their batteries cOuI Gnies the
vol mieer eaimeutal commander will certify the
fac, 10 the claimant that ten volunteers have been
taken from the company, which will be sufficient
answer 10 the claim. The immediate delivery of
volunteer soldiers recently enlisted their bat
tories or companies is enjoIuod upon all commanding
eff ers Descriptive lets and accounts of pay and
clothing should be with The soldiers thus trans
feryed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-04
DISASTERS ON THE LAKES.
sEvERALvEssELS WRECKED
THIRTY TO FORTY LIVES LOST.
Large Amount of Property Destroyed.

Oswreo Monday. Nov. J. 1862.
The propeller Bay State, Capt. John Brown, with
40 or 80 passengers left here for OgdeDsburgb last
night. Pieces IF tho boat and portions Of her freight
are now being washed ashore, and it is feared che
was lost with all her crew and passengers, 10 the
terrific gale of Sunday night
Two rebooneIs we're driven ashore opposite this
city.
SECOND DISPATCH.
There were only Elk passengers and and crew OF
sixteen on board the propeller Bay State, which
foundered of this port. We only learn the name OF
one Of the passengers, viz: Orly Thompson of Yer.
mont. Tie berch for miles is srewn with portions
Of the cargo and wreck. She was bound for Las 6
Erie, and loaded with merchandise. The vefsel was
valued at $l4 000 and the cargo probably worth
so coo OF $50, 900.
Tie schooner Annie Moulton, with wheat, barley,
and rye from Canada lost in the gale off this
port LIST night, and went ashore Sandy Creek.
The schooner Mary Ann, with grain, and the Ga.
zelle. with lumber, both from Canada, are ashore
down the lake.
PoRr CofBonxK, c. w. Monday Nov. 3, 1861,
There was a very heavy gale last night. The
schooner Vermont is ashore behind the East River.
The schooners bond and Couch and bark Stork Were
disabled in sails and rigging. -Four scows ashore
at Point Albuo. Twelve 10 sixteen lives have been
lost. II il reported that quite number OF vessels
are ashore between here and Grand River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-04
Prom Fortress Monroe.

FOgrREss MONROE. Nov. ?, 1862.
The fsg-of truce sfeanb at South America left
Fortress Monroe this afternoon for Aikens Landing,
taking up about thirty Rebel prisoners who arrived
here this morning on the Baltimore boat Georgsnna.
CannonadiDg was heard up the james River last
evening about 10 o'clock. The cause is not ascer-
tained.
Correspondents ef The ". Y. Tribune.
FORTRESS M?SsoE, Nondsy, Nov. .. lce2.
Tie United Slater gun-boat Victoria is rapidly
degoing repairs at this place, and is having heavy
armament pat on board, preparatory to cruise in
the Western Ocean. lii confidently expected, from
her great sDeed that she will fall in with the pirate
- 80. 49, - I
800" The following Ia list OF the ofhcer
Ac,inF Volunteer Lieut. r. Hooter Commanding Alfred
Pverson E1ec1tive Ohcer VIM. H. Myefs, Acting fns9sn
H. s. Bedford, Acting Paym.tefi l. l. PsTks Acting eur
yeon T. Webster Acting Engineers b. TG,ks Aetlns ts'
t.rs nsie; VIM Moody Acting MasieFs hs1ei H. ,itvoTs
Geld Third Assistant Engineer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-04

BALTIsoRK. Monday, Nov. 2. 1852.
TIE american has letter from Dalton, Caroline
County, in tbs State giving an account OF the lynch
Ing Of negro under arrest for the outrage end
murder Of little girl, daughter Of Edgar Plummer
Oh Saturday night
A large number Of excited people came into town,
surrounded the JAIL forced open the doors, took the
prisoner and hung him; while suspended, fifteen
bullets perforated his body. lie was cut down. and
bis throat cut by the Infatuated mob TIE body was
dragged through the streets, aud finally taken to the
front of tho Negro Church. where ii was cut 10
pieces and burned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-04
The skirmish at Smokers Gap
QUIZ ARMY IN 7ossusa1ow
HraDeusRTERs ARMY OF The roTosAo'

WHFATLAyD, Nov. Is p m. J
To ht EleeUsscy the Pre'ideHt
lave jsst received a dispatch from Gen. MeClcl-
IAN, datcd at Smokers Gap, p w., stating that he
has possession of the Gap.
When Gen. Hancock arrived there i, was held by
tie euemy's cavalry, who were at once driven oat
bn column Of from 5000 to 6 600 infantry. The
Rebels advanced to retake it, but were dispersed by
sae FIRE of our riaed guns. The position il strong
one from either SIDE.
II is cad that Gen. jackson and Gen. A. p. Hill
are in the Valley opposite.
Gen. PleasaDton had driven the eDemy's cavalry
several miles beyond Union at O'clock this after
noon, exploding one Of their oassions, and had cap
tured 10 of their wounded left behind.
A. B. MARCY. Chief Of S,sH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-04
THE VERY LATEST FROM EUROPE
Important Russian ukase and Decree-
Queen Victoria I'm Brus-eis-Poiisic"i
Arrests in ycmefin.

The following is The very latest news brought ty
the steamer Arabia:
RUSSIA.
Sr. PsrrpspunG. Oct. lS.-An imperial ul:ase
issued today orders that public prosecutors alu oe
Tenders shall be attached TO military tribunals a
decree Of the Goyernor-General OF wilma reiieves
the town and the neighboring district from state
of siege. Persons are ,ll, however, forbidden 70
Gerry arms State criminals are aso 10 continue
subject TO military jurisdiction.
BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, Oct. lS-Queen Victoria arrived mere
M 9 clock this morning, with Piincesses Helena,
Louisa and Beatrice, and Princes Arthur ana Leo
no,J The Queen was attended by Earl Russell,
LENT. Gen. Gray, Lady Bruce and suite. Her
Mnie.ty was r, ceived at the Sacken station by the
Reiyian royal family, the English ambassador and
other distinguished Iersonsges, and conducted to the
King of the Belgians ut the palace OF Sacken. lie
line of her Majesty's departure Tor England LAS ho'
been made known.
Mrytcu. Oct ls.-In the conference on CONNER
cia affairs the proposition Of the Committee respect
ING the customs union with Austria, was carried by
l 10 81 the motion Of the Austrian del, gates, upon
The contrary, was rejected by liz to ~.
ITALY.
TURIN, Oct. l5.--A report i; in circulation that
Monseignor Cienatifmps has succeeded III escaping
from prison ~ Naples. -.
The rumor Of the Civita Vecehia ana Orbteho
Railways having been conceded to the Salamanca
Company, and Of the loan OF twenty mi lions IRE
having been made by that Company to the ponlihcal
Government. il stated to be unfounded. The nego
tiatious which were being earned Ola 10 this mater
have failed.
Numerous political arrests have taken place III We
META.
INDIA.
Bv Teegrdph 20 Gale and from Jnbal. .
CALcurTA, Scot. 26.-Shirtings firm and active.
Mule Twist and improving nde, ee.ive but unchar sed
Copper unchanged. sstpeer ecive, large saes Linseea
hrt, but lto doing Exchange 2 ed Government secun
t,es-pours g3s Elves lOii. Feights improving,
! BoNnAy. s,pt. 31.--Cotton advancing lwit unchanged
GoyeInnlont Five-snds Hall Cents li2.
CHINA.
by Telegraph Gom Jubdt
| CANTON, Sept. l0.-Gray Sheetngs advancei ~
IN Tvlst,l6H advanced 81. Tea firm ard sctiye ex
morris TO date 81 10000 ~ Exchange on London. ~
hihe depreciation in Mexican Dollars reported ron
Japan. . -, -. ,,,., -,
SuASGu,x Sept IGrsy Sheepgs hrm. but little doing
Tea dr aud higher prices demanded SIX advancing a 9
sale, have been rectod No. Tratse, s3dl9 sock, laov
b,r eIpos date 80 25 bales Exchange on ndia, Jod
! on London, 6 SIC. Freight for Tea 7ol silk, 8o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-04

foRTRgss MONROE, Saturday, Nov. ], lGG,-
The second male and seven OF the sailors from the
burn, ship Alegbapian, arrived here to-day from
Yorktown under arrest. TIE crew numbered 20
men. These eight men were picked up by the gnn-
boat Monticello, and taken 10 Yorktown. All the
res, Of the crew are missing. Nothing defuiie has
been learned relative to the destruction Of this chip
but the investigations which will probably be made
and the examination Of these men, will, no doubt
throw The crime upon the right parlies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-04

BOSTON, Monday NOV ;, Ibtk
Itis reported that Msi.-Gen. Banks will have
eight regiments OF Massachusetts, infantry, three
batteries Of artillery, and regiment Of cavalry, az
part Of lis proposed Texas expedition. The 4lri
Regiment, Col Chickering, included in the above.
txpsd to leave for New-York on Friday.
Gen. Banks returns 70 Eew-York tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-04
Arrival Of the bohemian.

ST. JonY's. Monday, Nov. ,, l064
The steamship Bohemian from Liverpool 10th. via
Londonderry i7th Oct, was intercepted By the
news yacht Of the Associated Press at a. IN. Sun
day, Nov. 3 She reports having experienced a sue,
Of heavy gales the entire passage. All well
on board aud Goals hand sufficient TO enable her "
reach Qaebec. Her news is anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-04
TIE names of those who died are as follows:
Seven Confederates also died.

ANoTBrR SUPPOSED PRvATErR.-The British
brig Salon, Of st. John, N. b., Capt Baddie, from
Csdz 81 days, arrived here yesterday, reports that
On the 9Th ul., lat. IS: 80 long, large bark
with three brgartines in company, the larger ves-
sel apparently controlling the movements Of the
elhers. The officers 81 the Salon supposed her to
be- privAtess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-04
Massachusetts Politics.

ROsroy Monday, Nov. ), l0os
There is great political excitement IN the Guy ao
night. At Faueuil Hall the Peoples party are
gathered in strong force to hear remarks II Twss
Abbott. Linus I5. Comins, the lion. Is. r. nhomas,
Issec Davis of Worcester and others: AT Lremen'
Temple, Gov. Andrews, Senators Hale and Wilson,
and others, addressed the Republicans, WHO Isiiea
n large numbers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-04
To Tho Associated Pre-"
WAmIsGToS. Monday, Nv ,. lsl,.
DTSIGTER TO BE SHOT

To Tho Assooaltd PTca-
WILMINGTON. Monday. Nv. ,. isl,.
DTSTRTER TO BE SHOT.
The President has approved the sentence OF n
Court Martial, convened at 81. Augustine, condemn
ioQ Private William W. Lunt, Company ], 9'h
Maine Volunteers, to be shot to death for deseiiion
10 Ire enemy's lines without arms and accouteT-
mens and for highway robbery.
HOSPITAL ACCOMMODATIONS.
Former orders have been modified 80 ar to require
the submission 20 the Secretary Of Wars plans for
hospital accommodation Of the sick, only in cases,
which in tie opinion Of tic QuaIternas.er- General
or Surgeon eDeri require the special action Of the
Secretary.
GEN. ROsEcRANs's CHIP or STAFF.
Il is raid tonight in military circles thu. Col.
Garesehe, Assistant Adjutant-General Of tie Army,
upon duty in the War Department. will coon leave
here forduty ia tho field as Chief Of Stall of Mjor-
Gen. Rosecrans, and that lie will be succeeded by
Col. Jams u. Fry, at present Chief Of slah to Cen
Buell..
PAYMENT OF TIE ARMY.
The enlilc army mas been paid to the Goth Of juno
ls,t. aud a portion up to the 3ls of August. The
reason for non.paymcnt ns to the remainder IL OWING
to the Treasury DEPARTMENT being unable to honor
the Iequi-itons Of tho pay department, the bounty
aud advance pay 10 the leves having to be lrsi
paid, aud this transaction requiring all tie available
funds.
TIE RECENT PRIZE CAPTURES.
Rear Admiral Dupont, In Communicating to tie
Navy Department the circumstances attending Tie
CAPTURE Of the British steamers Scotin. Anglia, and
Owaohiba, and the destruction Of tie Mnrita says;
The crew Of the Scotia were Ia n state OF intoxi-
cation. 20 that they became almost unInanagable,
and Actiog Volunteer Lieut.. Conroy ordered them 10
be transferred on board the Restless and put in irons
The Anglia when captured was almost Out OF eoai,
and was sent by Capt. Godon, seuior officer. oil
Charleston, to Port Royal TO be supplied, THIS l.
the same vessel which attempted TO enter Cha ls,on
in September and being headed of, succeeded ~
making her escape through the darkness.
NAVAL ORDERS.
Acknowledgements Bates has been ordered 10 Tic
iron. clad steamer Weohawken. Asslstant-faymas-
ter Parker TO the Keokuk. Acting Assistant Pay
master Longstreet TO tho bark Braziera. Acting
Acknowledgment Gilbert has been detached from
Ill, ship Gerard and ordered % the King Fisher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-04

BosToN, MoDdly Nov. 8 lt5I.
Part Of bark Lampligbter, burned by the pirate
Alabama was owned by Messrs. Caldwell Of
Charleston, ind part by j. j. Kelley Of Ssyanneh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-04
m the Alabama WINS Inst seen.

BOsTos Monday, Nov. g. 100.
The Alabama was last seen on Oct. -, in lati-
sude go longitude GO, steering northwest. She was
then under full head Of steam aud sail, and tie
wind was blowing from the south.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-04

TIE IRos-cLAD PAssAic.-The new iron-clad
Passaic went down the bay yesterday in order "a
test her l5inch gun, and retarped last evening ''
the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-04
Sick and Wounded in the Frederick Hoe.
Piiai.

Tie following is a report Of the sick and wounded
IN the u. S. A. General Hospital at Frederick, Nd
for the week ending Oct. 81, 1862:
Remaining al last report ................,.....7I7
Admitted during the week Gi
Total
Returned to
Dled...........s....sss.'''..'
Total .....s.'.....,.........'........
Remaining .............................1J
TIE Iames of those who died are as follows:
John KeiI, {, 69NY AS. A. Brown. II, VIA
u. r Miller, A, Jas N. Y. J. Is Mundrof. C. 80 Pa
David r. MsIheld. u. s7N.Y. IL Mcbride, Y. IlSPs
TdwGrd khttop, 69 N Y. Byron BulfHch, X, 20 Ohio
Iew. Wager, 69NY NJ O. Blater, ID. Del.
J w. Gee, X, o via
Seven Confederates also died.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-04
FROM GENERAL NCLELLAN'S ARhY'

TIE FORWARD MOVEMENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-04

Bernnfd Mullen H. 28th Hass Tro Couvsy c. s,h T.
Jas ffsliar. X, 18Th y L. Jhos N,Jof. b, t'th Penn
&. w. Adams |, sih Sic. Hiram \. sortcir. b ~ Me.
Cla. Hhon D. o,th n y. Too. ". BuIa., ID. NH Mao.
Io.lrh w Lane { iOlh n VI Peter keb.g Z. ty,h y. Y
I.ou Reed IT, T. as.h Ohio l.. Marshall. X, Tth \. Y
Wm 81 nihop. Sta Me Bat. yss. A. Nafd. \, tHh Penn.
ia. Jsquei. n. 14h n. J. ffeseo p O.boInsD II MSS
Nat N0ysr 4. lC3th Penn. WIN. W. took, o. z3h y. j.
Joe H,ndicks b. 18Th H. Peesy w. Reed. I'd mais
O huAgsa, ID, ~ y. l. :. 80. 49,. y Aft
G More, Pp. Res, co Au.ln. g. SNJ
cIrirE~r, &, ~ MaiEe.
~ "a; An"" "a, - ~ II Mas H. Fe-n ID. 10 Maine
Soi ). " .obiia Henry Smith, c. sIl
81. Nhslsn. !. an. Art nou"f e.'-i-
\. La Bel. A, 81 II. 4. r. tus ,, -
L. l.. Porter, A. q Conn. - WILCOX. =. LIN -
h. s. Osles. N. y. Art y ii s'o'Aey' u d. IN L.
c. T.. Mrstou.
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The following ia the very latest news brought by
tho sleamer Arlbia:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-20

GTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY. IN
- the District Court Of said County.
lien,y Miller, Plaintiff, vs, William V. Schraoh,
Elias Swckard, 4. Steinhilber, Paul Wiese =.
Whitaker, George Bentley, John Matthies.
Christina Matthias, W. Stewart, Executor Of
X. 4. Campbell. deceased; John A. Metcalf,
William II Darlington, Ira Brown and james
Hall, guardian Of Byron ). Hall, Defendants.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
To said Defendants
lou and each Of you are hereby notified that
there is no" on file in the Office Of the Clerk #
tho District Court, Of said Scott coun-
ty, petition Of Henry Miller, claiming
Of the Defendant, William v. Schiracl,
the sum u one thousend ,ooo) doll.rs With in
,ercst thereon from the goth day Of Septem Der,
1916. At the rate of ten per cent per annum, as
money due him On q certain ptomissory note, ex
ecuted by said William V. Schirach, on the 20th
day OF Sep ember 1851, and payable Eve wears af-
ter date. Said petition also Irsys for the fore
closurc Of certain mortgage on the following de-
scrbcd real estate, situated in the county of scott
and state Of Iowa, to-wit: CONNIE ncing eight
50 feet due west from the north east corner oi
block numser itiy-f .ur 81 j in the city u Dav-
export, az SHOWN, designated. described and num-
bered on the recorded Plat OF the aforesaid city u
Davenport thence running south eighty ESQ.,
feet thence west thirty 800 feet; thence
roth eighty 50 feet thence east thirty 3O) feet
to the place Ct beginning, executed ~ said v IL
liam V. Schirach on the ll:h day Of October, ID
1854. for TIE purpose Of securing the payment Of
the above described promissory note.
Now urless you appear thereto and defend be-
fore noon Of the second day 0; the next term o.
the said District Court, to be held at tn, city o!
Davenport the first Monday in february, a h
1862, default will be entered against you and
iui gment rendered thereon.
Dated December 9th, 1861.
Il. d. CON0DON
dec!0 Atty for Prn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-20

o,TATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, S.
- In the District Court Of said county.
Henry Miller, Plaintiff, VS.. Anna Frederick, John
A. Frederick, Philip Betz. William NJ. nals=ll,
". W. Parker, Frank Plumcr, SO Omon Helm
by, Lei Davis, Samuel G. You6g and William
s,sdoris, Defendants.
ORIGINAL NOTICE
To the said Defendants
You and each of you are hereby notified that
there 10 nov on 6c in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Scott county, Iowa, . petit
ton Of henry Miller, claiming Of the said defend
ATT, Auna Frederick and John A. Frederick, the
.um oi fiye hsndrei $500 dollars, with interes,
thereon from the I'd day Of June, A d, 1858. u
the rate Of ten per cent. per annum. rs money due
him on . certain promssosy note, executed BY
said Anna Frederick and John A. Frederick, o.
the l4th day Of June, 1856, and payable Or the
prays for the foreclosure Of certain mortgage on
the following described real estate situated in the
county OF scott and State Of Iowa, To- wit: Com
mencing fifty Is feet due south Of the southeast
corner OF lot number four in block number thir.
ty-two 1881 Of the city OF Davenport; thence run
ming ives, eighty Isol feet f; thence south twenty
[2Oi feet; thence east eighty 1901 feet
thence north twenty [2O] feet to tbs
place Of beginning, executed by said Anna Frede
rick and John A. Frederick, on tho 18th dsy Of
June, A D., 1855, for the purpose Of securi & ths
payment OF the above described psonissory aots
Now, unle.s you appear and snswer thereto q
or before noon Of the second day Of the ns1e -
OF said Court 10 b. begun and holden on the ors
Monday Of February, A D. 1862, default will u
entered sxsinst. - md jsdgasnt ssedst thsss
nsasa D.ssa,s Oh, l.ek.. ...1...,iyss