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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17

The Journal Of Commerce has the following
In reference TO parties
"Would that the day were at hand when all
and every party bond could be dissolved, and
men would act In the Senate and House on high
patriotic motives only. The party Affiliations
trammel our public men, and ruin our public
policy"
ls not tho time come to have done with the
nonsense about the constitutional rights Of the
South, while they arc in rebellion against the
Government; and should we not, hereafter, ad-
dress ourselves 70 the work of crushing out
these traitors
The Journal Cf Commerce can do much 10
bring about tho good time for which he prayS.
WIN that editor, in the light which tho Rich
mond editor sheds upon the character Of the
rebellion, try his hand In bringing about the
days Of no party, which he now apparently dc
slrcs with such a longing
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17
TO OUR PATRONS.

We arc now engaged In rcmodelling our syS-
TEN Of delivering this paper, and hope, in few
days, to be able to dellvS tho paper promptly
and regularly to each subscriber. Meanwhile
we beg indulgence while in this tranrition state,
until our new carriers shall become accustomed
to their duties. II our subscribers will prompt
ly notify this Office whom dellnquencics occur,
It will greatly facilitate our efforts to procure
faithful carriers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17

This morning, while HORACE Greeley was in
conversation with several Gentlemen at vii
lards' Hotel, a stranger came up, and, extend
ing his hand to Mr.. e., said This 10 Mr.
Greeley, believe % That's my name, }" said
the philosopher, " but | don't seem to remem-
Der yours, although / think have seen you
before" 81 belong in New York. was in
Tammany, but you was not" Mr.. Greeley re-
sponded, "You are right. Ihave been In a
good many low places, but / Kept out Of that %
This prompt reply amused all the by-standorb,
except the stranger, who changed the subject.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17

The htelIgeHccr says a Joint committee Of
the Common Council Of New York have ar
rived In this city, headed by President Walsh,
Of the Board of Aldermen, for the purpose of
presenting, on behalf of the corporation of New
York, dress sword to Brig. Gen. Michael Cor
coran. AZ the latter is with Gen. Banks con-.
mand, there must be some mistake about the
statement, Brig, Gen. John Cochrano having
arrived in town last evening, is probably the
officer alluded to by tho EutclljgcHccr.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17

Tho National Bank-noto Company" en-
ployed extensively by the Government to en-
grave and print United States green backs, !"
have engraved for "The United Stock Bank I"
Jersey city, bill which, to tho general obscr-
yer, appears to be an exact copy of the ones
issued by the Government. On the back, within
the centric circle, very much like that cngraven
on the Treasury notes, Is the following an
nounccmCnt; "securod wholly by United States
stocks, deposited in tho State treasury" We
know nothing about the character of this lnsti-
tuition, but we question the right of the Bank
note Company to make this imitation.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17
The Rebels In the NsighbOrhood OF sA-
YRnnAh,

FORT HENRY, (Tenn.,) Jan. lB.-ThC steam
er James Meads, with commissaTy stores for
the army at Corinth, has returned here, and re-
ports that the rebels, 10 the number Of z, 800,
arc encamped in the Vicinity Of Savannah, and
fears that the train which left Plttsburg Land
ing on Sunday for Corinth, under the escort Of
sixteen hundred troops, will be attacked and
captured by the rebels, as their presence In that
vicinity 10 entirely unexpected, They were re-
cCiying artillery, for the purpose Of blockadlng
the river. 1t is believed that no steamers. will
now be allowed 10 go up the river without the
protection Of a gunbO6t.
Forrest crossed the Tennessee river on his
retreat at Clifton.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Thirteen brigade OF Lees Army Moving
Against Rosecrans.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l7.-Thc Ircs Of this
morning publishes Dispatch from Nashville,
dated yesterday, stating that the rebels had
captured iyc steamers besides the gunbont sll-
dell, in the Cumberland river. All OF them
were burned.
LongstreeL has brought thirteen brigadCs
from Lees army and will attack Rosecrans
next week.
a large feet Of guuboats and transports are
coming up the Mississippi.
A rebd regiment, three hundred strong, had
deserted and arrived at Murfrccsboro'.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17

NASHVILLE, Jan. l6.-Tho rebel General
Bragg has been superseded by Longareet. The
latter's army has crossed the river at Shelby
Vile.
Forrest Is still near Harpcth.
The feet under the convoy Of the gunboats is
on the way up.
and fleeing TO this daily.
The river is ten feet deep on the shoals, and
rising,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17

NAnIETIEs.-Crowded and delighted audiences
continue 10 all this lavorte resort nightly, which
cannot be wondered at when we notice the list Of
talented artists. Miss Eva Brentis without rival
as a vocalist. Miss Kathleen O'Heil is the best
comic actress and Irish singer in the country. Mile
Zoe and Mr.. d, Yates, in the ballots, are great ia
vorItes. The beautiful and accomplished Corps de
Ballet cannot be beat at any Establishment. Mile
Lizetta is a most accomplished danseuse. Miss
Ada TcBmAn, a very pleasing singer. Miss Charles,
Mile Geraldine and Miss Florence, all great favor
ties. Sam Long, one OF the best comic singers on
record. J. II. Budworth, W. s. Budworth and Paul
Berger, the princes Of negro acting. Tim Hayes,
iiTst-class clog dancer. On Monday evening next,
Mile. Helen, said to be the most accomplished dan
very talented artist, commence an engagement
here.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17

Gen DrREA's REsIGNATIoN AccEPTED.-
The resignation Of Gen. Duryca, announced in
the Rp"blic" as having beef made sometime
since, has been accepted, and that gentleman
10 now out Of the service and returns to New
York city to attcnd 70 his own private affairs,
which have suffered greatly during his conuec-
ton with the army.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17

VINUM SAMBUCI.-Wc have been shown spec
linens of sacramento or pure juice wine, pre-
pared by Mr.. Alfred speer, of POssaic, n. J.. g,
out of the Portuguese sambucus, a valuable
fruit which hc cultvates in this country. In
taste il assimilates TO port without Its heating
qualities, being absolutely free from spirits
further than the fermentation affords. Prefer
enco Is given to 1t over all the other wines in
New York aud other hospitals, as tonic, gen
tie stimulant, durUtic and sudorlhc. Mr.. SpUcr
has been nine years experimenting In the pro-
duction of this wine, and the newest wine no
sells is four years old.
DIR. Chiffon, the chemist, Certifcs to Its purl-
ty and medicinal properties, and other eminent
physicians attest its value as tonic. 1t is diff
acult Or impossible to get a glass of pure por
wine for invalds, and this Is palatable, pu,
article, possessing many of the qualities of old
port, being in fact considered Superlor.-M Y.
Tri5Wns.
Our druggists have procured some that Is
four years old, direct from the vineyard, and
will furnish Information and testimonials as to
the virtues Of tho SambuCi.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17

ATTENTION, AFFLICTED DIR. Vellny Is yet
engaged In an extensive practice In this city,
and we would call the attention of the poor,
puny, emaciated victims of their own sins 10
the best sources Of remedy. First, give up your
present course Of life At once and forever and
secondly, cali on tho most skilful phySlcians,
(and none arc better tlian DR.. Vellny,) and DO
cured OF the disease which 10 now undermln-
ing your constitutions and sending you 10 q pre-
mature Rraye
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17

AN OLD SAYING REvERsED.-TheC Committee
on the Conduct of the War have decided that
the recent Senatorial election in Pennsylvania
demonstrate that the fear of death Is a strong
Ct passion than the love OF money.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17

A SOLDIER ROBBED AND THROWN INTO the
CAEAL.-Yesterday morning, between 1 and
O'Clock, loud cries Of distress were heard pro.
cocdlng from the canal, between Sixth and
Seventh streets. On the arrival Of assistance
there, they were found 10 have como from a
soldier, who had been robbed Of all his Valu.
ables and thrown into the canal. He had Just
received his pay and discharge papers, and had
been docOyod by some scoundrCls to this retired
place, who intended not only to rob but 10 muir
der their victim,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17

sEB a woman in another column picking
sambuci Grapes, for spoer's Wine. 1t is an
admirable article, used in hospitals, and by the
first families in Paris, London and New York,
in preferences to old Port Wine. II is worth a
trial, as II gives great Satisfaction, "
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17
Interview Between Secretary Chase and
Sub-CommIttee Of Ways and Means,

The subcommittee of tho Committee Of
Ways and Means have had full CONSULTATION
with the Secretary of the Treasury to-day, on
tho state OF the finances, and the legislation
necessary thereon. The b.Committeo con-
sists OF Mcssrs. Hooper, Horton and spaulding
1t is believed that Mr.. Hooper's bill represents
the vlows orthe Secretary.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Victory In Arkansas COnnrmsd via
New York.

III FENNUHy IN NHH-V11I''1I WV1IH1H 11IVH ' To
New York.
NEW YORK, Jan. IA special Cairo dis
patch TO the Herald, dated January 10, says that
fighting commenced at Arkansas Post, with the
enemy, on the 10th instant. On the 18th, thei
garrison was surrendered Internationally. :.
Our loss Is reported at two hundred, mostly
from our gunbOats.
The fort mounted nine guns.
An immense amount OF munitions Of war
were captured.
The rebels arc cut of from a retreat ON both
SIDES OF the river.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17

ASCENSION CHURCH HOSPITAL TO IL RETAINED.
The Secretary Of War has ordered the retention Of
the Ascension Church hOspitol. We are pleased
70 learn this fact, for two reasons first, because
the Government has been TO considerable expense
IN hitting up the church for hospitA and secondly,
because the congregation, with scarcely an exeep.
ton, arc inimloAl 10 our Institutions. A large
number took occasion 10 40 express Themselves
day or two since when the preliminary steps for
the removal OF the patients and the restoration Of
the church were being taken.
Trinity Church, II will be resollected, 10 also 10
be retained ~ the service Of the Government from
the same cause.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17

GEoRoETowE POLICE MATTERS-Robt. Ford,
carrying concealed weaponBj fine S5.44.
Jno. Brown, keeping a gambling house; fined
1904.
Thos. Cation, drunk dismissed.
JnO. Flanagan, drunk dismissed.
Anna Riley, dTunki dismissed
l.. NJ. Bond, selling by sample; dismissed.
I4aac Barrett, driving cart without license.
Alfred Snowden, assault; fined sb.l4.
Edward Rhodes, gamblingi dismissed.
ThOs. NeumAn, gamblingi dismissed.
Ferdinand Pearner gamblingi dismissed.
ChAs CRrrel, drunk; dismissed.
Michael Mccoy, drunk dismissed.
Hanson Bundit, disorderly conduct; fined sac
George Waters, owning two drays without num-
beTs; fined Sb.4I for each offence.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17

ES- NOtIce.-QUARTERLY MEETING Of the
y street Mission, january IS. II O'Clock services
by Rev. VIVA. Wilson. Sacrament administered al
az o'clock, by II. NJ. Turner. Subject for evening,
4" The character of MelchiIedek.n The public arc
invited. BENZ. 7. TANNER.
ian IB-ats
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17

Personal. - Generals Morel, Meade, and
Butternsld are in town. ArmIstiee B. Brooks
Is still in town. His pietur is in the last num-
Der Of "PdHity Fair"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17

Eight Of the Crew OF the Harriet Lane
Saved.
New YORK, Jan. ia rebel pilot, captured
by Captain Sumner, Of the Cambria, and
brought TO New Orleans, states that all of the
crew, but eight, of the Harriet Lane were killed
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asorR,to,yn Marin. LIST.

ARRIVALS.
Sohr. D. c. ScrIbner Hail. produce for Govern
ment.
sloOp Star, King, Alexandria, empty.
DEPARTURE.
steamer Z. c. Alger, Callahan, PhilA.j merchAn-
disc.
Schr. Carrie NJ. Rich, HARDY, Boston, coal from
Days docks.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17

SUSPICION OF Foul PLAY.-Last Thursday morn.
ing, Mr. HorAtio Newman, Of Prince Georges
county, Maryland, left his home for the purpose Of
Visiting his son, who Ia sergeAt Of the Third pre-
has not been seen or heard from. This IL the fret
time he has ever stald away nom home for 30 long
time, and II II feared he has met with foul play
Any Information as to his whereabouts will 80
thankfully received at Superintendent webb,s Of
Zee, OF at the Third precinct statlon-house, In
GEORGETOWN. -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17

90 The news Of the victory al "Arkansas
Post" Ia confirmed by dispatches received by
The Government.
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ZEN. MecLERNAND's EXPEDITION.
An Important Post on the Arkansas River
Taken.
From 5000 to 1000 prisoner. Taken

CAIRo, Jan. 16.-The ram Switzerland ar.
rived this evening from tho squadron.
She brings news Of the taking Of post on
the Arkansas river, one hundred miles from its
mouth, by the land and naval forces of the
United States, under comm and Of Generals Nc
Clernand and Porter.
The surrender occurred on Sunday, with all
the guns, stores and ammunition. Full par
tiCulars had not been received. Our loss is re
ported at two hundred, while the rebels loci
i've hundred and fifty in killed and wounded
and from Ave to seven thousand prisoners
These results may be- modified by furIlsr and
more authentic accounts.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17

Runaway HoRsE.- Yesterday morning as .
small boy was riding horse along Pennsyiv ania
avenue, the horse became frightened, and started
upon full run down the avenue, the boy being
unable TO stop him. He held on TO the horse, and
guided HIM ms best he could. When near Seventh
street. he refined him In upon the side walk, and
the horse by the head and stopped him. II was a
very narrow escape for the boy for II he had fallen
serves much credit for holding on 10 the animal as
long as he did,
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aatiuuaI gspnhlitau.

81 The once OF the National Republic
cen Is at 81 Ninth street, between Penn
syIvanIa avenue and ID street, (Up stairs.)
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17
nRAMATIC AND

JAMES L. RDOCH,
In he Senate Chamber Of the United States.
The Vice President. and members Of the senate
having rendered Mr.. Murdoch the use OF the Senate
Chamber for second reading in aid OF the Hospital
funds, he WILL
On Monday Evening, Jan. 10, 1861
read the following selections: ...
Extracts from the Historical Play Of King Henry
VIII, embracing Cardinal WoOlsey'B La
ment over his fallen fortunes.
BAllAd-THE SIEGE OF CABEZoN,
LA JusticiA del Rey Don Pedro"
GEO. II. BoKER
Poem-THE SONG OF THE VINE,
LOEGFELLCw.
Poem-THE SLEEPING SENTINEL.
Gan Incident Of the WAr)
DRAMATIC LYRIC" How they brought
the good news from Client to AK"
ROBERT BRowRIRG.
Selections from the new poem, ,,,.,.
THE WAGNER OF THE 'ALLEGHA NIEs,
"Look here upon this picture and on this"
THE CAMP AT VALLEY FORGE, and
THE MISCHIANZA. The latter an entertainment
given by Mai. Andre and his fellow oincers AZ
Philadelphia, to Lord and Admiral Howe.
7. BUCHANAN READ.
Ballad-THE LIGHT BRIGADE, or the
charge Of the six hundred at BalaklAya.
TEEEYsoE
THE TRIAL OF BARDELL US PICKWICK, with
the grandiloquent speech for plaintiff BY SerSt
Buzz FuE. DICKENS
Jan lest
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17
FICIAL.


Washington, January rs, 1882.
Tho Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the fret of noEt
month. - .
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CHEsATEAKE AND ONO CAEAL-The following
boats arrived ut Georgetown since our last:
Gen. Mcclellan, ll2 tons coal, Amer. {. Co.
II. Dclaheld, Amer, c. Co, ia tons coal
Flora Temple, Amer. e.. Co., 1l2 tons coal.
ThirZS Hall, wheat and corn.
J. A. kTonne, Amer. Z. Co., 10 tons.
The following boat departed: Flora Temple.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17
Account or the Battle at Springfield, Mo.


Sr. LoCIs, Jan. l6.-A dispatch from Gen
Brown to Gen. Curtis, dated Springfield, Jan.
Sth, says there was battle at that place which
lasted thirteen hours. The enemy numbered
fvc thousand picked mounted Infantry, with
two raed guns. An expedition was fitted out
on the Arkansas river and marched at least
fifty miles in 'twentJ -Four hours. There was
considerable diminishing with our scouting
parties on the way. The enemy opened fire on
the town without giving notice to the sick or
women and children. Our forces, consisting
Of detachments of the Missouri militia, and
Ohio troops, enrolled Missouri militia, conva-
losconts and stragglcrs, numbering 300, with
two old iron howitzers, and one iron 6-poundcr
mounted on wagon wheels, and two brass g.
pounders. At Fort Lyon, the enemy were bad
ly whipped. Gen. Brown was treacherously
shot from a secesh residence while leading a
charge.
dispatch from Gen. Warren, dated Hous-
ton, Jan. IA, says: The enemy are in full re.
treat towards Arkansas. Marmaduke's army
Is at Hartsvilo, between 4, 200 and 5000 strong.
Their lOss Is about three hundred in killed,
wounded and prisoners.
The famous guerrilla, McGould. was among
the killed, and others of the party badly woun.
ded
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17
stock Market To-day.

We arc indebted to- Jay Cooke & Co., bankers,
for tue following condition of the New York
stock and sale market to-day:
New York, Jan. II, 1868.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17
PARTICULARS OF THE AFFALR

what Is Thought OF the Galveston DIS
aster.
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ARRIVAL OF SICK PROM AQUA CREEK.-Seven-
ty-hye sick soldiers to-day arrived from Aqua
Greek.
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REBEL GUNBoAT SUNK.
THE HARRIET LANE TaBE RrcAPrURED.

PROMPT ACTION or ADMIRAL FAR.
RAGUT.
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REBEL ARMY NEAR DoNALDSoNvILLE.
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TEIEGRAPHIC.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Dispatch 10 ne Morning Papers.
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THE OLD, ORIGINAL
i CAMPBELLJs MINsTRELs

TTHI UIUl UNIUINhI
i CAMPBELL's MINsTRELs
AND BRASS BAND,
IN. c. CAMPBELL, MdnGgsr,D
direct from
THE PALACE OF MUSIC,
Fourteenth Sired, KeB York Guy,
WILL OPEN
AT ODD Lows HALL,
On WEDNESDAY, EVENING, JAN. 2lsT,
And EUsry Evening, UilH Further Notice,
IN THEN UERIYALLED
SOIREEs D'ETHOPE.
For full particulars, see mammoth posters, de.
seFiptlVe sheets, programmes, &C., &C,
Admission, 25 cents reserved seats, 80 cents.
FRANK EDWARDS,
jan lS-N Business Manager.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17

But we must forbear,a as our space admonlshos
us that we cannot possibly find room to-day for
a fuller abstract of this highly entertaining and
instructive correspondence.
George N.sanderS figures quite conspicuous.
ly In this correspondence. We may make fur.
ther mention of these letters, as they contain
much food for reflection.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-15
ORIGINAL NuTICE

VhAuANAA NoAiOn.
b.sh IS i.vi.v. % Ihe s.1 stss. Of ii low. i0r The Is.
bsrea. Of the Scot. Cosn.y School Fund,
scott County, State Of Iowa, James L. CIaw-
ford. Franeis D.. Goede'l, D. l.: Rebsson, John
Hornby, =: Baker Co. Barr = swift.
Bridge. NcNslty d GO Savage, Case = 20 /.
and James T. Lane, Assisnee Of Brown Whit
fsrd 70. SiRs -
VTOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HEREBY
a. of IN C:ierk ~ ~ Distriot Court Tor Heott
Comfy. S,sts Of Iowa. & ps,ition Of Seth Wer-
nsr cisi.tn foe ecnd;si- n broken. the foroelos
IA s,.,;.i = Hs.ls~ "a es.orss n Hs.isv' ~
~ ~. r.r.... ,a,h Md th.rshv convsv;:r ~
~ :.s. y... ~ s.iiowi,e r..i .s,s,s iv;ns -
4. Int, St.ts of Iova. to-vit: Lo;s nm
sor 49,. ~ s;.ht "a n,ce I0 q.
....MiH .;sh,ssn 1is y ixensv. one d .l
and ~eeycsc ~ ses 81 ~ i. ~ ,"cfa,
(A.)H ~ -. =. ...n ~ .isv.. II Il fsst ~
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STATE OF 1OWA.l 70.

STATE OF IOWA.l 20.
COUxTY o1 SCoTll
In Scott District Court, February Term, 1864
To Elisabeth Hunter, William Hu1 ter, and An
drew JohLeton-iml loaded with Geo. Johnstos,
adminis'rat.r, ct ale.
NOU ARE NOTIFIED THAT THERE Is
L now on flea petition II equity Of Robert L.
job in the Office Of the Cierk Of the District
Court Of the County Of SCOTT and State Of Iowa.
setting forth noDg other things contract here
tofors made between Joseph Johnsten, decd, and
complainant, 70 convey to him the notth-west
quarter and the south-west quar.er Of sec %. tp.
50, n. r 40 and rray ing that you nsy b deersed
to specifically execute ss,d contract By short dsy
TO be fxed BY the said Court, ana in dtfaul,
thereof . sale Of eaid land TO PAY complainant
the value sf csrtsin mprovsn. nts stated therein,
a.so seeking to sDjofn osrtsin salts hsrstofo.s .
brought BY you, or some OF you, in said Court
fos psrtition. For fusther particulars you ere
referred 10 said partition.
And unless you appear thersto and defend BE-
fore noon Of the second dsv Of The next term cl
the said District Court, to cor mence on the Is,
Moniay Of February, A. d 1854. default will be
entered against yoa and judgment rendered
thereon
Dated l4th day Of December, 1858.
BY GRANT 1 SMIlH.
| dcl5-dlt&wlWl Attorneys for Complainant.