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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-16
Bfllllaa, Victory of ihC Arkansas.
ACCOUNT or TUE TERRIBLE PASSAGE
10 YIcKsBUKG.

The Nicksburg correspondent G
tho Nississippian ijynshes the fol
lowing account OF the passage oi
the Arkansas throsgh the fedora.
fleets, from the south Of the Na2oc
river to Vicksbprg. 1t shows what
we could do il we bu, had a navy:
VIcKsBUEo, July IS, 1862.
Your readers all know that, for
several months past, We have had n
gunbost building up the Ya2oo liv-
or. She was completed five OF six
DAYS ago, and her commander, Capt.
Brown, c. S. H., dispatched a oour-
ier through the country to announce
to Maj. Gen. Van Dorm that he
would be at Vicksburg this mora
ing, 1T d o clock, The courier rode
20 miles by y o'clock last night,
and luade his communications to the
General Immediately the drums
along our batteries aroused the can
noueers. who stood to their posts,
while the infantry hacked them,
ready to lend any assistance ncce5-
Sary.
In order to getunder the gans Of
out 10y o"',I1 Il :. .,lhsaS ,,n,,"r sn," If
w. I'''S 80 - ~ ',t,,s :, Fro,ty-
VA. ,,.v ;, ,,'n.s 'ts III ,sen.of',rsr Soon IL
1,.''o''y' 'I;1. i'''o i. II, a,i1,3 fr,,n
sy' ''.', ~ ~ %. 't't 49, T5soe ;,to NIJ
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~ .,s'' q 11;'.',';.,,; ""'G" m,, ,,n,nnn, Of
.'S u, ,'''','a, -, W.rDn " ,i,nI,r
s,',a1i,i" ,l 80 oro - w 'r '455 ~ % ,by.n of
~ ,I'''''''' ,,,,,,5. ,.,'' 49,. hao,s stat;nro1
nv ,.a 49,? ~, I,,,y IN nd su,3nnscd
.'G' t = ", WA .%a Iorj-. t,r b!,r 4
tirrro Il f.,nnonetJeat once opened, the
"a 4rkanso4o returning tie lire in
4,,n most sn;ritod nInpcr Fass.
;n,, ~anidly two of them, she ran
gI@nr Ia tba .Benkon" and giving
brs = broads;Ie aJe SURG immedi,
atc|y (yben ast seen !yy t,,e crew
nf Tia u4arkansas :, the Benton
,T.s ~, ths bott1m s,if' the river near
tba sborn careened to ono side and
Lhr cnranr nnd.d eop,ynrl
IT"ginr motton r;i of the enc.
-, -, ,;,.,ois f +he rltansasn ran
80 tbn Tlissiasinnj and came in
f,,ll y;nr, nf mo l,.t tl,an II sl2ops-
~ ,r,r ,nnbonts an1 ip,,s They
we're arswn no in line of batt!S,
atrotnh;r,, f,o,, ave side Of the riy.
n,sthn otLnr In the conter three
,...,,,s ~. ,,osrod -,nr coatcr one of
III fbrno uiifh her nrolg up streana
,.L;lss 81 ,ra,,r, RI ia other Two
,.',.,, XII, ,,.e,,,sl rror, tho eborc
~ t: .,-.,,e,i a,o+
M 49, ~ 49,? fa" ,ng =, Nm
ms 'aIt!f - wv ,sU =" 81" To.t,.|a
eloh u" . Ali-,',i'.'Sa. ,io - a,~,,.d15
a"ungoG, tAe - FNNns+1 ,, 49, -,
on al steam ano maze ior Ia" " yTr
pre- When With'h uEyy y~r1s % ,,, ',.'
line she hreo lnto tnS eehefe '"l. On.
Irae EaStRoF"'! Penrti a''la w. h'o
bollerS, wAen sas pie" up wIsn =
trh'ehdous crasNI 40 IS 81, s'JH W1 ~
that NOT a soti on ,n, ooatu I wy 1'gG' 40 :.
port escapea-th9s preIhiAs =, q, .,.S y
ilne, t'se -ArhahSAs I'',lteI 80; '',I' s r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-16


could carry them.
Bat 10 return 10 the Arkansas,--
She is a perfect iron.clad ram stea-
mor, one hundred feet long, mount
ing ten Parrot guns, with . crew of
over 100 men. | do not know how
many feet of water abe draws, bu,
rs she came down the Yazoo Mt th!s
season OF the year, OF course sho
can run anywhere in the Mississip-
pi.
Sho was struck this morning hun
dreis of times, by balls from the
hcaviest guns in the United States
navy, and yot only one shot pCne
trated her, and that was in this
wny. II X II i; While
passing Immediately under the guns
Of that sloop shc depressed gun So
as 20 throw a c.even-pch solid shot
down upon her. 1t penetrated IN
the gunr0om and killed eight white
men and one negro, and slightly
wounding twelve others. This shot.
save ten or Twelve holes through
her smoke stack, was the only III
jury received by the now immortal
Arkansas. Uor injuries will all he
repaired by tomorrow, when she
viii commece the process Of clean
out" the Mississippi, right and lett
OF Yickshurg,
The Yankees Of the upper feet,
maddoned by their utter ana signal
defeat by one Confederate naval
yesscls, have been vigorously bonn
barding Fiellsburg oil day with0at
doing any injury save to buildings.
| should haYo mentioned in the
details that the enemy piled up and
burned immense piles of stores on
the other side OF the river, and
transferred all their troops to the
transports aMd sent them down
stream. SUBALIEBN.
H-4-----g-r- %
OLD A9E VISITS TIE 'GRAHp5 Ar.
My We have received inturma-
ton from a source eptitled to BELIEF,
that Lincoln had p&id = hulrieIYis-
it to the Army OF the Potomac,"
(now burrowing on She north Lan!,
Of the James and satisfied himself
by personal observation, in regard
to the true situation Of affairs Tho
5ime Of this Extraordinary advent
on the Spil Of Virginia, was Some
Two days ago. Ie w&s rseoived with
q salute Of q guns, and the FEEDER
al commanders used every possible
effort to get up show Of enthuei
asm among tie troopa. But what a
change q few weeks had wrought
in the appearance Of the grand "
my % When Lincoln last looked
upon them AZ fortress Monroe,
there, We're tidy uniforms, bright
muskets, and every necessary
equipment to perfect the person
net Of the Yankee warriors; butnow
minus coats, blankets, arms, and
minus everything but that "nasty
red mud" Of which u cores pendent
writes; dccim&tad by battle and re
duced by disease, the spectacle pre-
scented TO the Abolition monarch
must kaye been anything but agree
able. He has probably gone back
to Washington somewhat enlight-
ened upon the subject of the .ate
'-stratcgic movement" which Nc
Clellan's dispatches had rendered
and obscure HichmGnI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-16

The Vicksburg correspondent c:
tho Nississppian itynishes tae fol-
lowing account OF the passage Of
the Arkansas throsgh Che federal
fleets, from the south Of the Na2oo
river to Yicksbqrg. 1t shows what
we could do il we bu, had a navy:
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

N, RAuS ssf 1IsayS 10 xithdtsw 4 certain
/ .ThG special op4sr2or .<hls evening, being q
MI creating sssors,srY sfsAs 1eAFdof Health,
MIC IL. Sotssn TUnss SbjsSisd sO that claus. wSisti
Requires the escrslary TO b. q regular graduate
| of tho medical pr0fsasion. He thought any man
4 was competent to know what constitutes .
nuisance. He moved 10 strike out that CLAUSE.
Nc. Richards said he had carefully considered
this clause, and the more he thought Of II the
more he felt its Importance. lie did not agres
| with the gentleman from the hrst ward. (hr.
precisely wbs, viii or will not Be prsIadIoial 70
the health Of the city, especially ut this season
of the year, and at this time whom coptasious
diseases are so prevalent. He wanted com
NJ. Morgan said that man, % discharge these
duties, ought to be live man. and contended
that . regular physician would be IN bis ofiios,
instead OF being around the city TO examine
into the matters with which he y charged.
Mr.. Rohards ,sxid that the law expressly re-.
quired n "live man for this position, and not
| only u live man, but m educated mana man
fully compstent IN every ssspsos for his posi-.
Mr. wilson said that any Of our physicians,
whose practice was good for any thing, would
Il not be willing u devote all his time 10 this
business for 5000. He would suggest that II we
are to hire physician, We ought not to require
all Of his time to be devoted 10 this business.
Mr. Richards approved Of the suggestion.
The question was then taken on striking out
the medical qualification. Lost, 8 to 8.
Mr.. Wilson moved 10 50 amend that the score.
tary shall be required 10 spend one hour In
tho sill requires. Adopted. .-.g-
Mr.. Oslsn moved 10 so amend rs to require
that the ofiics.O the secretary shall be Ia the
City Hall. Adopted. = I'D ...N
The question was then taken on the fna
passage of the bill, and II was passed.
On motion, tho Bo ird adjourned.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
TUsT PUBLtsHED.
Yankee Volunteers
M MARCHING INTO DIXIE

This u . very brilliant Picture, and Is Litho.
xraphed and Printed In five oolors. All loyal peo
pie should have one. We hAvs the above Pio: tire
friends. Liberal discount 10 the Trade
For sale ut all the Periodical and Newsdealers
All orders promptly attended 10 at $50 Penn. ave
ROSS ToUsEY. I9l Nassau street, New Yoik
General Agents.
N B.-We have q large assortment Of the beat
Cavalry, Infantry. aud Hiaf BOOTS 10 be foupd h
this city Aho, Tap tols BalmoraIs, Buck Glove
and Gauntlsts F!ass Of all descriptions, made 10
order. AL at the very lowest CASH PRICES
Wholesale and retail, at $50 Penn ave-
feb 4-eolm. C. +. MORSE l. co.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
Lecture o, press n. form.

The lecture of Ellen Beard Harmsu, on the
physiological and moral bearings Of dress re.
form, delivered on Monday evening, at the Hail
Of the Christian Association, was splendid
success. The large room was crowded by an
intelligent and sppre eciative audience Of ladies
and gentlemen, who listened to the fair speaker
she made many telling points, which brought
down the house In repeated rounds Of spplause.
Her illustrations Of the evils and inconvs.
ntences, the folly and extravsganoe, and the
dress were most effective and convincing; while
quiet humor AID sparkling anecdotes gave
grace and brifliancy to her whole performance.
Her manner y very easy. her elocution refined,
health and womsnly delioacy. Though Sr who
heard her may not agree with her a. to the
particular style OF dress, none can listen to her
explanations Of the manner In which the ordi.
nary dress cripples, debiiitates, and diseases
the females Of our country, without admitting
that some reform 10 loudly demanded.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
TTNITED STATES PATENT OF FICE,

Il II
~ WASHINGTON, January q, lsd?
On the petitio of John Hall, Of Pitlsturg, Penn.
sylvapia, Acting Executor under the will OF Samuc.
Hall deceased, and conformity herewith, the peti
tion Of John S. Hall, Francis A Bailey, and Samuel
W. Hall, the surviving children ana heiis OF the
said Samuel Hall, deceased praying for the exten.
sion Of y patent grauted to the said Samuel Hall,
April 81, lsis, for improvement in Ploughs for
seven years from the expiration OF said patent,
which takes place on the 18th day OF April, 1852,
lii ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Ofice on nday the 7th day Of April, 1862
at twelve O'Clock NJ and all persons are notified to
appear and show csuse Ii any they have, why said
pei ition ought not TO be granted.
Pers0ns sppo ing the extension are required to
file In the Patent Ofhce their objections, specially
ret forth In writing, at eat twenty days before the
day Of hearing; ali testimony filed BY either party
to be used st the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the office
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony In the case will be closed on the
th day of March, 1862 depostions and other papers
relied upon testimony must be flied In the ONCE
on or before the morning that day the arguments
II sny, within ten days thereafter.
o dered also, that this notice be published In the
National Republican, Washington, ID c., ald the
Pi1sJryh Dspa.ch, Pittsburg, PsLnsy lvania, once
week Tor three successive weeks. the inst Of said
publications to be at least sixty days previous to the
DAY Of hearing. u. L. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioaer of Patents
+. S.-Edito:s Of the above papers will please
COPY, and send their bills to the Patent Ofce with
paper containing this notice, jan 27-w3w
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
CrimiAal Court.

Richard Trunnell, indicted for an assault and
battery on Richard Alberts, said assault 0om.
mitted on the llth Of November last, was found
guilty.
George Madison, indicted for assault and bat.
terry on Bernard McGusk, on the 18th Of Janu .
sry, was acquitted.
William Gibbs, indicted for assault and bat.
terry on Alexander Clements, on the 2lst Of No.
vember, was acquitted.
Tho court then adjourned.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
Closing Ressa aurants.

The provost guard, yesterday, closed sevsra
restaurants In Georgetown, and marched tn,
proprietors on TO the guardhouse. The name
Of the proprietors wsrs John Lxing, corner o
Bridge and High streets; Giles, and 9. Pherson
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
RY snE.N 4 WILLIAMS, Aucsioneers

pY snA.N 4 WILLIAMS, ,Auctioneers.
kfCBLLEtT THOtSsHJLD AND KITt1iEN FCRNI
TURE ATIUC7ioN, AGD HJtSE fUh RENT
On THURS DAY. the 18th intt,nt, we shall sell.
commen> IA at 10 O'Clock q. M Al the r. side1ce Of
n. u Vapzandt, Esq, at the corner Of N Massachu.
sets avenue and Tweiith street, good assortment
Of Flu liture, viz: g..
Mahogany and Walnut Sofa, Diyans and Tables,
Drsssiug and other Bureaus aud sideboard
/ inc Marb!etoa Oak Cottage Chamber Set,
Per Glass and Tabls Dedsteads, Wash and other
Exceiiept feash.r Beds, Pillows and BOlsters and
Bedding,
Hair ard oher Mattresses.
Extension. Rocking and other Chairs,
Wi dow Shades, Venetian and other Blinds,
S.verai fins Engravugs, Clock anu Msntel Vases,
China, Giass snd CrUckery Ware and Table Cut
lery,
Carpets, ROgs, Ma,tIg g AMI oi'c.o,h,
Stove and Crates,
Audirops, shovel, Tongs and Fender.
With good assortment Of Kitchen Rcquisite' and
many Wher articles which we dee.u unneces
sary to enumerate.
Terms cash.
This house Is also for rent: a handsome location
and 10 good repair. Inquir. at The rssdsnce Of ).
W. DEKRAFFr, Esq 40 43l Eleventh, between
and d streets. ~ -
GREEN { WILLIAMS,
feb lid Auctiorcers.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
40. ..snn. Avenue,

=, ,s,,;au Wnn nn,ai, w. S"af9 utsite photographs
s sSeInng orlglnai caTGSsllan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
acGisllsn % us Is tbs asst published. and is con.
n"nrs se sss Sat Of
Sisting~,shss NON. Attention Of military men
is called 70 oui full length lettsrtypes, for send
ing by mail. ooo ~
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
Burial OF . Printer.

Tho members Of the Columbia Typographi
Gal Society, yesterday afternoon, attended the
remains Of their late associate and fellow work.
man, Charles D. Gushing, to their final resting
place, In the Methodist burial ground, +, on Four.
tsenth street, near Columbian College.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
Am use m Onts.

CANrKRBuRY.-The Canterbury was filed to
strels. SignOr Abeco0 was received with pro.
longed applause. He is, beyond cavil, the first
singer in the English language Of the day, and
plays the harp beautifully. Tonight, another
new attraction appear, in the person Of Miss
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
Selling Liquor to Soldiers.

resumed selling liquors and wines to oficers, II
being held in OfiOisl quarters that the law OF
Congress on the subject applies only to soldiers.
The latter have to content themselves with
beer, etc.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
India Ru bbsr Goods.

Rubber Blankets TOR Soldiers, ~ rs each.
Rubber Ponohos and Blankets combined, s2b
each. .l-"-
india Rubber Goats, white and black, $3.50 ea>'
India Rubber Leggins, q per pair. ,hh.,
And all kinds Rubber Goods-inoluding yRSoeI
Boots and Shoes, Rubber Stoppsrs for Botts ha, AZ
Mats, Undersheeting for Beds In sickne "'' ~
manufaoturers prices, At Il. A, hA{onss
India Rubber W.T. Syenne.
3Os PenpsylYTd Tsn1S
dec 19-tt Bet Mint
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
LOCAL NEWS.
VOAAvureassrn

Nearly 10 thousand eepiss Of he 1Qxbs
Itcnn are circulated among The floating popsaAi
ton every day, besides thslargs numbsrssfvsA
to regular aubsoribsrs. Advertisers VIM take
note aocordinsly. .. ..s- .s|.... 4 Il
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
Row Among the aackmen.

A row among the hackmen occurred in front
of the National Hotel last evening, which, how.
ever, was speedily quelled by Ofaoer McColgan, D,
who arrested several of the parties and brought
them to the guardhouse, where they were
locked up for the night.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
Death Of q w.ai.k.ow. Citizen,

John G. Fitzpatrick, formerly member Of
the Board Of Aldermen, Of this city, died very
suddenly, on Sunday evening, ut his residence
on Capitol Hill. His funeral will take place
to-day.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
The 1ndlan Herb Doctor

From Canada, VIII describe dIseases and tell his
patients the nature Of their complaints or
illness, without receiving any In.
formation from them.
No Change for Consultation ov Advice.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Bslms a. have NO strife
With Nature or the Laws Of Life:
With Blood our hands We never etain
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
Our Father-whom all goodness fills,
Provides tho means to cure all ills
The Simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
A dmpls Herb, . simple Flower,
Guild from the deWy Les
These, these shall speak With touching power
OF change and health 10 thee.
Naskin0on BuldinS, Penna auesue, about Grs ninsle,
toaE from Bropn's Hotel.
No charge for Consultation. jsnll-am
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

e,,cx axp -,younbEp sOloinns b
SIyO HOsPlTAL. H.-ErE ~
Publishsd ia<eeaA5snlty nth ths fssoiutioa Of ~
1tsAiS ~ my 10, 1857. ~
n Sm,sAsx HAspllal, 9e~QAo.sn, Jan. sl.E
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

TRUS7EES SALE or REA7 TWO,S7URT FRAME
DWELLING. HOUSE ON TENTH STRkET WEST,
BETREEN " AND u STREETS NORTH.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, February cath, at
1 O'Clock, on the premi.es, by viitue OF deed OF
trust dated October 25th lsoO and duly recorded In
Liber A. s., No. 2O6, foos ST. No. one of the land
the title to parts Of Lots numt cred q aod %, In
Davidsons su b. division Of tquare numbered 36T
honting 10 feet inch on Teuth street west between
N and o streets north, running back l2) feet TO y
thirty f.tt alley, together vita the improvements,
cons sting Of neat and well built Two story Frame
Dwelling house, with . back euilding
Terms-One third cash, the n mainder In Fix and
twelve months, with interest, tecurei by deed Of
trust on the premises. -
jas. II. SHEKELL,
Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE co,
jan 3l-2awSds [Stsrl Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
Future Days.

QY GREEN - WILLIAMS. Auctionssrs,
WHsFLWRTGHTANpB BLACKSMITH SHOPS, BEE.
LOWS, ANTILS. kARGg LOT Of BLACK
.SkIflIS 1OrL~S, VICES, DC,
At iUCIIUN.
On WEDNESDAY, the ixth instant, at II o clock,
o m, at he shops Of John f. DevauRhu, deceased,
corner Of Nine'ecah and s.reeis shall sell the
following s-t.,.c viz:
One Bla .k,.niih Shop,
One Wheelw. iIht Shop, on ground rent,
-Four Anvis,
Four Bellows, Vices,
Lot of New and Scrap Iron,
Benches,
Large Lot Diacksmths Tools,
With ma. y o:her sftcles which we deem upnec.
esssry TO tnumeTate
Terms Cash.
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
feb I'd GSt.r1 Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
IXIOADERFUL TOILET NOvELTYl
FRANGiPANI
KID GLOVE POWDER

1t Is especially used to sprinkle on the inside Of
KID GLOVES, enabling tight glove to be drawn
and of with ease, prevents their being sei!ed by
perspration, and arr the glove drawn Of 1t leaves
The hand tof and While, giving II delicate perfume
II Instantly removes all roughuess snd redre.s Of the
hands, arms and faee, caused BY labor or chaps. As
II 10 impossible to remove TAN AND FREcKLIs, this
hue TO the skin. As . Toilet and Nurse Powder
It s unsurpassed BY sprinkling little OF this Pow.
der on the inside Of boot, II will prevent Corns
This article can only be obtained Of our agents
DIR. \. ROSSEAUS CO., ON e 4sG broadway,
NY.
d. MAJOR,
Sole agent for Washington City,
Corner Seventh and 4 streets,
jan 80-6m Opposite Post Once Department
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
JUST PUBLISHED,
A new picture Of Gen. Nc Clellan
A New and Most Excellent Picture Of President
Lincoln, In work, will be issucd in few days.

N. BAH orders, accompanied BY the money will
be promptly attended to- and forwarded to any CAMP
oy mail, free Of charge, from the Once In Wsshinr
ton, No. $40 Seventh street febl-eOIm
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
Instsntaneous Cure

OF Cons, Bunions, Csiloeities, Inverted Nails,
Warts, and all diseases Of the feet. Mr. DimoUd,
SuTgeol Cbiropsdist is enabled, by peculiar pro.
to eradicate the most psinfal exorescenoes In
few minutes, vi the least pain or the slightest 10.
"a. NJ. to 5 =. n. Ut his Off -, s63 Pennsylvsnia
avenue, opporite Browns Hotel Best references
given In this city, feb 4-3Ws
COrns, Buntons, Calositiss,
Chilblains, Frosted Feet, Bad Nails Enlarged joints
and all diseases Of the Feet cured without pain by
DIR. WHITE, SURGEON CHIRoPoDIsT,
%96 Pennsylvania Avenue, between * and 9th ste.
Room No up stairs.
Once hours from 19 n. TO 8p. m.
~ Oders to call at private residences promptly
attended 70. jan16-lms
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

N. B.-Our numerous friends in
the Army and Navy will please bear ia
mind, that we now publish every week two
new pictures-either Of Generals, Colonela,
or other distinguished men-and at the
same time can make pictures to order, such
as are uot on our List, in few days, and
at very reasonable terms.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

This y . most unique and the only original pub.
oaton Of iifslike Miniature Portraits, dine engrav.
envelope for sstisfylng the ourosity Of distant friends
Or TO orHase photographic abSm or the saatel pieos.
They are executed with such marked ability that .
artistic merit. Asde from this, they Gre juet the
tting q oosoion IN memoy Of ess tims, when each
day brings forth Its fdcorae or its indI For COL
they will last for BuHDHIDs OF rEARs
- Price, single copy, 10 cents. Sent to any I'd
d-ees In the United Ststes free Of postage. The
money must accompany every order. Large dis.
count made to purchasers 10 quantities.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

Al Hospital at Columbian College, WashingtoW
JanuGry 81.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-06
ORIGINAL. Y LTIrL

ORIGINAL NJTICE.
STATE OF loWAl
scoiT COUNTY,
An.onius e Jami:on rs Trangott Thoma. and
Nina Thomas, Fredalia Marti, II ~.
To said defendants:
NOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
L there is now on file in the Office of the Clerl
OF the District Court Of Scott county, Iowa, a pc
tition Of Antouius C. Jamison, claiming Of tht
said defendant, Trangott Thomas, the um Of ont
hundred AMI ffty-three dollars, as money dut
hi0 On a certain lromissory note executed b,
said Trsngott Thomas the first day Of May
A. ID. 1855, payable to the order Of Henry NJ
Jamison, for the sun Of ninety dollars, payable or
the first day Of May, a. ID. 1s62, with interest
thereon OF the rate OF tn per cent per annun
said petition also SETS out three other notes for
the FUN Of mint dollars each, due respcctvel,
slay lst, 1868. 1854 and 1863, and lrsys that th.
cause be continued from term to term until saie
notes fall due
S.id petition also prays for the foreclosure Of .
cesta mortgage on The following uescrib b. q
premises, situated in the county Of Scott, ant
State Of Iowa, io-wlt. The east half OF lot tive
(2) in block 'w=,ve (l2), in the city of Daven-
The first day Of May, A. y. 1853, for the purpos
Of securing the payment of the four above de
ser bed proinissory notes
Tho ssil defendant, fridalia Marti Is hereb
no,i6ed that personal claim il made agains
him in this action.
Now, unless You appear thereto and defe. {
be orc noon Of the second day Of the next tern
Of the said District Court to be held On tn
first Monday OF February, A. ID. 1863, default
will be entered against you and judgment an
decree be rendered, rs prayed in said pet'tiqn.
COOK / HkUKY,
;. Attys. for ptf.