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Fire IN EnrIe's Hotel. .r
THE DoARpBRs CONSIDERABLY PHi9urENRD, BUT

THE D0ARpERe CONSIDERABLY FHi9urENRD, BUT NO
ONE HuRr-DAxAGE About Five THOUSAND DOL.
LARS, ETC.
Between two and three o'clock Thursday morning a
Are broke in EArlos HOTEL Of Canal and
streets.
Tho alarm was promptly given by tho clerk In the
house. and Efforts made TO extiuguish the flames but
fire, having gotten 10 between the Turing and the WALL
spread very rapidly TO the upper stores me inmates OF
the house. hearing the alarm, OF their
considerable Consideration, many OF them stopping
put their clothing. For short time there much
confusion; but a. 10 became known that tho re
was ony hs ~. ar,o Ssne ,s wns hs,r
and alfred themselves and prepared their luggage for
hasty exit Y required. Fortunately tho bremen were
very promptly At the premises and followed The flames 50
closely that the ro confined exclusively tn tho west
end Of the centreswing. From an examination made by
the Fire Marshal we learn that the fire originated tho
FIRST floor, evidently from detect IN the chimney due in
the oyster saloon OF John o. Adams under the hotel ald
known as No. 2i6 Canal street. From this pace tho
flames extended 10 the top og tho building bcng much
aided by space behod the furring and ven,ator con-
nected with the water closets. On tho third floor tho
tied by william H. Wright. who. becoming
confused by the suiIocating smoke broke through
the door OF his room, while be could have Unlocked IT,
r. No $780, the opposite side OF tho bali, was occn-
pied by 4. Bresster. who bad narrow esc@pe ne Mso
broke through the door his the smoke belns -
dense that no nearly sun Gated, and ~ ms h,ste ne
says he ota pookcbook c'nt'n,ns sSvo unasr MS p
was made after the fire extngushed, out me money
hn os on the fourth floor we're occupied excu-
sive,y Nv Inc servant girls. who made worry marrow es
ecors from suHoca almost every article OF clothag
tsey nossesscd was destroyed. he dsmags 10 ina
furniture OF no hatel by 1ra and water will
10 ahont $4,000, and To tho bulldog about
s9 0cO The property Is owned by William ?. Earle ana
d insured 900 hs fuf iturc 10 the following
surancc comlan esturn EXCHANGE. $500 Lafayotta
as COO Pellet 20 oo0toal. 81 600. AMI Sii 600 mo
building as Follows srevocrt, 5000 Execlsi, s2,5eo
S. \ choas 5000; Manhattan, IS 300 Merchants 81 900
Jersey city $500; Central rark, ~ 500: Fast RIVER,
IS coo; Com kxchnngo IS 600 Mechanics O0o-toal,
ii50no Mr. Adams loss MS sal ~ be abnl sic0,
NJ insurance 1nc ,oicc, uuer captain Williamson sud
serreants, rendered cceU all 10 the rencn and also
BY ,her prompt acthn rcventcd thieves from plnder'
ng the nus ~ the hoardefs Mr.. kare desires W. ~
state that te ne w nj nteroro with the business &
tho hotel
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Origin Of the Presidential Abdica-
ton Rumor.
ADDITIONAL FROM MORELIA,
H. L. ~.

The late nes Of Mexican papers received 10 this city
give further Information the condition OF affairs IA
Mexico.
Tho rumored abdicaoa OF Juarez rests upon tho state
ment Of San Luis correspondent OF the KsafHe who
writes that Cabinet meeting vdsurr Gonzalez Ortsga
and Doblado advised the STOP aud threatened that
Juarez did accede 10 tho proposition they would de-
pose him. also rumored that these three cniefs will
In any case 60 over to tho "interventonn OF French
party.
The Estafak, In later date. makes the already pub
lshed statement that Juarez resigned and h,t Con-
zalez Ortega succeeds him.
the detection Of Guadaajara from the NATIONAL
cause which SO discouraged Doblado and Ortega that
they opened negotiations for submitting 70 lhe French.
This information, however, comes through Interested
channels.
appears that previous to the battle OF orcla and the
taking Of the place by the nerventonsts the Jlarss
had removed the governmental and local archives u
Uruapan which they declared by formal decree TO be
the capital OF The State. From this would appear THAI
the capture Of Morslia not complete SURPRISE a.
was Ut first reported.
Tho Marquis Of Montholon, the new French Minister,
had arrived at Mexico city, where he formally re-
ceived by the authorities.
The Baron Neigre. the French commanding general In
the city OF Mexico has addressed letter 10 the Arch
bishop Of the city, complaining that ncendiary procama
tons had been introduced circulated calculated ~
infame the populace against the army OF occupation
The Baron urges the Archbishop to his influence to
counteract the effect OF these procamations.
The capture Of the port OF Campeachy BY the French
raises the blockade there BY the articles OF c,p.uation
all government property Is passed over to tho French
commander Cloue and the city 10 occupied and piketed
by French Marines Personal liberty and security, with
out distinction guaranteed by the French 10 AL tho
citizens Persons who wish to leave the city will 30
safely conducted OF the State territory by the French
troops.
The Gaceta (offlcia) publishes manifesto OF General
Amontc dated January 2, In favor OF regency, an al
nouncng the intention to suspend from the exercise OF
their functions those magistrates Of the Supreme Tribunal
who refuge to give In their adhesion to the Intervention
lists. He concludes by saying that the Mexican nation
was on verge OF utter national ruin from which It
was only saved by the strong hand OF tbs Emperor Ma
noleoD
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England, France and Russia Likely Il
Unite on the Subject.
Negotiations and Preparations
OF the Emperor Of Mexico.
Lord Palmerston and Mrs. O'Kane in
the Divorce Court.
SAFETY OF THE SHIP DREADN0UcHT,
h. TO-. -

Iho steamship City OF Washington, Captain Brooks,
wAich sailed from Liverpool at noon on tho 9th and
from Queenstown the 2sth OF January arrived at this
ysst yesterday evening.
ma steamship China Captain Anderson which left Liv-
apooi Al tho soth and Queenstown the S1st
&January, arrived at this port yesterday evening.
The steamship North American from Liverpool 2sth and
Queenstown Goth uit arrived at Portland yesterday.
ne by the China ia Elk days later than the report
g ne CITY OF Cork
mere were rumors In London on the 2sth ut that
Aess wore discussions in the Cabinet and that Earl
IN sA resigned The London kcr.sng Post contradiots
- rgpor and says;-There crisis, and the Cabinet
y setiag In perfect harmony.
ALisbon telegram Of the 2sth ultmo says the United
0sss corvette D. Louis left there that day TO intercept
u Knglsh bark with guns and stores for the rebel
cruiser Rappahannock.
1ssssa Magruder, Of the rebel army In Texas, arrived
- England by the West India mail steamer Arato. II is
sajd 10 is q mission 10 Paris.
me iusurection In Poland is represented as being on
- in the government Of Lubln II confirmed
fhas tho nsurgent leaders Ponnsk wroblenski had
tsa victorious the Russians at sanec. cavalry
assshnsnt Of insurgents said 10 have been with
sa four miles Of the metropolis Of Poland.
zhe London Army and Navy Gasene says:-
A. another proof Of the Interest which authorities
Gks N the progress Of gun manufacture In the United
gl.sss Of America, we may mention that Lieutenant
- Ordnance Select Committee, and Captain Anderson,
thc Royal Artillery and Assistant Superintendent OF
0xperments at ehoeburyness. have been despatched
the Atlantic by the War Uce, for the purpose Of
6eouug ouch Information be useful 20 ourselves
me- trials now going on 10 America are on grand scale,
81 The results should not be lost upon US.
IA Minister Of War Of Spain mad ordered the or.
Uizatiou Of four bastsions to be despatched st. Do
n1ago In March.
M Turkish government was said 10 be strengthening
- NE defonces or tho Danube Great agitation was
ma 70 prevail In the Moldo- waachian provinces.
y consequence Of the repairs needed by the steamer
AAriatc, from the damage she sustained In the ice or
HswSoundland, no steamer would sail from Galway on
- ID Of February.
1hs Adratie was 81 Liverpool whefo she broke one Of
- cylinders killing engineer.
Ne wen known packet ship Dreadnought from Liver.
~ New York. put into FAyai the 10th December,
Nm loss q ruddcr and material injury 10 sails and rig
90 Her captain Qytnc) was killed BY sea while
sending on the quarter deck.
ne City Of baltimore arrived OF Cape Clear on the
aluAs q the 76sh January.
~ steamship Bohemian arrived out the 27th, the
Nsw York % the esth and the Africa the 3oth ut.
- North American left Liverpool q haif.past one
ssek tho afternoon Of tho 2sth and Londonderry
- 10Th inst.
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SI. LUUfs FoUs 10, IoUF
correspondent Of the Chicago Journal says
Theargest and most formidable feet yet seen on tho
Mississippi river is now being lifted GU, By Admiral
Porter.
The greatest activity prevails In all the naval dcpo,s
yards % the Ohio and the Mississippi the workmen
being employed day and night so as to have the vessels
ready by tho appointed time. The feet win probably
rendezvous az Cairo and Memphis
The same correspondent thinks that General shermans
expedition IN Mississippi is to flank Jchnstons and Har
dees forces 10 Alabama and Georgia. rather than to
~ Mnhie
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

The Privateers.
Vuu ANnRIcAN euIPs soNARA AND HIGHLANDER AND
gun BRITISH SHIP AAnTABAN DuRNED BY THE
ALABAMA
srreAroRE, Jan. 4, 1864.
mo Alabama left this port on the Gath ult., and after.
words In tho Straits OF Msacca burnt the British ship
1ar.aban from sioulmein, and the American ships So
Ezra and Highlander.
n1roRr OF IN OPERATIONS OF THE ALABAMA IN THE
INDIAN OCEAN
rFrom the London Times, Jan. 2s.j
~ tine arrival OF tho Cape mail we learn that two yes
es nad arrived in Table Bay at the end Of December,
Captain Cato. 81 the Beautiful star reported that In
- was informed that the Alabama had passed Angler
eay OF two before she had twenty i've men sick, and
Captain scd9 wick, OF the Iadona from Singapore. ro
ported that he had hoard Of the Alabama being in the
thns Seas and the night Of tho 9th Of November IN
ahe Heads, fine vessel about Ave bundled
Sons with All sails sct, on fire, and bark rugged steamer
nsar her. which no supposed TO be the Alabama. n 4 =
private letter which has been shown describes
Ne latter ollowsOn the night Of eth
q Novenber about one hundred and nity miles >. W.
OF Java Heads, called about eleven O'Clock by the
Third officer 20 lock at ship on IRE. Jumped out aud
hurried on dock. II rather dirty, rainy sort OF
Night ana wc werc under easy sa--royals, mizentop.
gallant sail and mainsa slowed and right ahead almost
Gas seen hrght glare. The Iatona close hauled
- as to make lutte to wndwsrd Of IL, and under the
impression that she was u tho cotton ships from
pbua, which had dcntiy caught Gre We burnt blue
lights to- let her xnow assistance az hand. AS we
got her could SIC her paner-a fine double tor
sail, ard bark royals b,uloi up bat not slowed and the
nsuyarn csod In fact. properly hove any o,hcr
ehp womb Dc, Tor boat u board her. Sho FIRE
fore ana at rnasta all standing a seemingly not soul
abo rd har, boats sight u Of the finest
sights have seen at sea u was es have said rather
dirty night, nnd though We close TO the uulor
tunac barg u wla Halt day, a side the halo OF
Dor light was douby dim ana black Out OF this dark
ness came long low eis which We soon 'oSna ols 70
She raAaed cloao betNvn and the bark We guessed
vhat shs wly at oncr, more especially asWe beard %
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There was very good skating on the rlh avenue pond
yesterday and several enjoyed che sport dursg
Tho Day There appeared every prospect last evening Of
good skating 70 day, and the managers announce that
iertanmebt
Tho chances Of skating in tho Park to-day are fair and
safe the lower pond v not the upper win be thrown
open 70 The public. Notices viii, however, appear on
,he street cars II skating Ia allowed
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The Expuisson Of alr Snorc f.om Generai
Butier's Department.

BAluMHs. Fsb. IL, ls1i
Mr. shore, expelled from Gene q Bi'lecs aepartm'n'
as oorreslcuicrt OF iho New Yosk Void aud Sses'
tcs that he nss written bat SD c'ers or tnc non"
aud one ~ tln te-ell Vt strs'lt rows charsc,er
aud in ~ article cstr*fF4m nj pea has eyer "Va
copied ntc % thCrn jrurt ~ ~ vas enAh,e' 70
papers nligiet t. Simply - lrrwtrd hctmnd Ptf' -
tney arrI oil by ITO . her chinncls te ~
been IN the department two years
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GENERAL KELlEY's DEPARTMENT..
Captured Rebel Letters-'rhc Rebel Con
scrfptfon-Arrfval OF Gen. Crookc, SC.

sCr1ptl0n-Arr1val OF Gen. CrOOkc, Scs
MIR. T. c. WILSON'S DESPATCH.
HxApQuA sTEEs, DEPARTMENT wEsrsRv VIRGINIA.,
F,b. III, 1854. !
Captured private letters from persons within tho rebel
lines contain much curious and Interesting n,orm,ton
10 relation 10 the serious difficulties resulting from the
enforcement OF the rebel CONSUMPTION law. These
letters tell OF daily encounters between citizens and
soldiers. Some Of the letters refer to whcro
the encounters have been attended with loss OF
life. All the letters refer to tho enforcement OF
tho conscription, aud speak OF gcuo'aily In anything
but favorable manner.
General George Crooke from the Army of tho Cumber.
land arrived In this department. last Might It IS report.
That will be to tho comm1nd Of the troops
lately under charge The captured General
General Crookes presence in this department is nailed
with much pleasure.
Our scouts continue 10 pick up refugees and desercrs IN
the mountains.
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REPORTED EVACUATION or RICHMOND.

BALTIMORE. Feb. II, 1864.
The Montgomery tAla.) Daily Mad has the Following
significant announcemont.-
kumors o. an evacuation OF Richmond are saining
credit There g movement on foot which will create
more CONSERVATION at Richmond than ANYTHING that has
occurred during tho war.
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FORTRESS MoSRoE, Feb. 10, 1864.
General wistar and his command arrived safely al
Yorktown this morning
Late rebel papers say the Court House at Mobile vas
byrued on Saturday.
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CIRCULAR No. II.
The attention or the Acting Assistant Provost Marshal
General has been called 10 the practsed
oy individuals wearing tho Uniform OF officers 10 tho
military service Of the United staoe having no autho
rty therefor.
With view 20 correct this serious evil provost mar
snas ana recruiting officers Instructed whenever u
snail coucusvoy appear 10 thom that any person g 50
OFFENDING against tho lave OF the United States land he
small appear or be brought before them they shall az
once proceed TO strip from him oil such embems as
shoulder straps buttons stripes pants other orna
ments as may indicate any connection with tho military
service OF the United STATES,
BY order Of Brlgndlor General HAYS,
Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General,
Z y pEcwrsog, Assh,apt Adlulapt General,
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Flight i'm Searcy County-The Rebels
Routed, DO.

IVrOm tho 81. Louis Union, Fob s..
We learn from despatch dated Springfield, Feb 8,
that Captain Turner, commanding one hundred men Of
the Sixth Missouri state militia his return from Bates
vie Arkansas where he bad been with dispatches,
together with portion OF Colonel Livingsons command.
attacked rebel force numbering two hundred and nifty,
In Searcy county, Arkansas, making al once cavalry
charge upon the enemy routing them and taking seventy
prisoners among whom i've commissioned officers,
and killed and wounded many, capturing City stand of
arms and all the enemy's train ten wagons, with the
horses aud mules. Our loss was but one wounded.
Captain Hsman commanding battalion, Eighth Missouri
State militia cavalry, had much skirmshng with the
rebels and killed and wounded large number, and cap
tured six prisoners and commissioned officer
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NEWS FROM ARKANSAS.

Offensive Operations Soon to be Re-
sumed-Fcars for the Safety OF an
Indian Brigade, SC.
CINCINNATI, Feb. IL, 1854.
despatch from Fort Smith, Ark, says General Curtis
arrived there yesterday.
The Army Of tho Frontier Is TO be organized for omen
sive operations.
ST. LOUIS Feb. TO- 1884.
despatch from Fort Smith, Ark. says that large
meeting loyal citizens and soldiers held there last
night to welcome General Curtis.
Fears are entertained for the safety Of an Indian bri
gade, which had been moved south from Fort Gibson 20
town on the Sassdean river They fighting largely
superior force under tho rebel General Stanwaite.
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CITY Intelligence.


FATAL Run OVER ACCIDENT Coroner Collin yesterday
held inquest at tho freight depot or the Hudson River
Railroad foot Of Twelfth street, North river the body
Of John Dorton carman, who died from the effects Of
injuries received In consequence Of falling from his cart
while crossing the rail track Several OF bis ribs
left side fractured The occurrence beng accdent
al, the jury rendered verdict TO that effect Deceased
was forty years Of age and native Of ireland.
Horn BxDctorHn THnF.--A youug man, named Goo.
kccouc arrsssd yesterday morning by officer Nven,
Of the Second precinct, under the following crcum
stauces:0n leaving his st Lovejoy's Hotel he ap
peared 10 have grown stouser than he when he
tired TO bed the preceding evening On searching his
person pair OF sheets found wrapped around his
body under bis clothing while his carpet bag contained
blankets and towels stolen from the be had
picd. After his arrest he admitted that he had robbed
number Of hotels In similar Tho proprietors
Of Tammany Hall, Park Hotel and Grard House recog
nized him a. an occasional ledger their hotels and
stated that Whenever hc stopped there night the
mittcd for trial By Justice Downing.
CITIZEN MIsHSG-SUrroesp MURDER Robert NJ Peer,
printer doing business 10 Nassau street, New York,
went to Williamsburg the Sd inst where he ad
dressed temperance meeting. He started towards
Grand street ferry on bis home but has not been heard
OF SINCE Mr. Poer had about $500 In cash bis person.
aud IL ia feared he has met foul play. He OF medium
eyes, dressed In black, with brown ovcrcoat trim
med with fur Information win be gratefully received by
Mrs Poer Lispenard street, or Mr.. A. wGkeman Post
master OF New York,
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Military Affairs.

TIE SECOND ARMY CORPS.
Major General Hancccks headquarters are al Lafayette
Hall. where the Second army corps is rapidly filing Up
for special service
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NEW YORK, FRIDAY,

ramerston by Messrs. Ncholl Burnett and Newman oi
Carey street, Lincoln's Inn Fields
On the 1lth OF November, 1868, the reepondoht heo
the following answer -,
THs 1lra DAY NOVEMBER, 1903.
The respondent, Margaret Matilda Augusta MOTIFS
(sued Margaret Matilda Augusta 0kane) oy Vharies
Horsey, her solicitor. saith
l. That she denies that she was lawfully married 70 the
said petitioner, as IN the said petition IN alleged -
a. THAT she denies that she committed adultery win
the said Henry John Temple vscount Palmerston 40 10
the said petition is alleged.
the Judge Ordinary in Chambers, by Dr. Spinks, on oc
half OF Lord Palmerston order FOR particulars
the time and place Of the alleged marriage and OF the al
legged acts Of adultery, whersupon his lordshp made an
order.
To-day Lord Palmerstons defence was that the SUIT
W Instituted for the purpose Of extosting money.
A rule MIST was granted.
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Nee ting Of rebel sympathtzers.
John Bright. n. r., On the Suicide of

Messrs Scholeed and John Bright met their consti-
tuents Birmingham the 26th utimo and addressed
them at length on the leading topics OF the day.
Mr.. Bright referred to America, and evoked great
burst OF enthusiasm by insisting that in seeding the
Shareholders had committed "the ac-he would not say
crimc-of suicide" and by foreteng the day when he
and Mr.. SohoIened would both stand on that platform
rejoicing that there did not breathe slave in North
America, and that the Union restored.
Mr.. Scholeed took great pains to justify his conduct
in joining the Southern Independence Association.
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SIX DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the City Of Washington and
China at New York.
The Ships Sonora, Highlander and Mon
taban Burned by the Alabama.
Progress Of the Rebel Priyateer Fleet
in England and France.
John Bright, NJ. F., on the
Suicide" of Secession.
Gen. Magruder, Of the Rebel
Army, in England.
yM SCRLESWIG-H0lSTElN QUESTION.
Retirement Of the Danish Minister
from Vienna.
~->>ooo~>~~~>o~o~
Ten Thousand Prussian Troops on
March to the Duchies.
->~>~~~o~~~>~o~S~~o>
England, France and Russia Likely to
Unite on the Subject.
>~o~>~~~~~~o~~~~~~~.S>
Negotiations and Preparations
OF the Emperor Of Mexico.
~~~o~o~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~
Lord Palmerston and Mrs. O'Kane in
the Divorce Court.
-~~>oo~-ooo.~>oo>o-~o>o~
SAFETY OF THE SHIP DREADN0U GIT,
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Troubles or tho Recruits.
TO TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
OF1Cs or THs PRovosr MARsHAf,
Firth CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, Nsw YoRK

as PR0oNS SIRFrr, FEB. il, 1864.
see In your valuable paper Of this date statement
signed by ono Stephen J. Boyle that recruits 10
the county by the absence or two Of my clerks
during business hours. IN justice 10 my clerks well
as myself, pronounce the said statement upniti
gated falsehood from beginning 10 end No officer has
more faithfu or efficient corps Of clerks than NINE II
may be well 10 stato that the said Boyle ha6 recently
been deprived Of bis authority as detective by me.
am, very respectfully, your obedent servant,
HENRY p. WHIST,
Captain and Provost Marshal Fifth district
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The Rebel Agents I'm Liverpool.
Jones and Wding the two other parties indicted for
enlstng for the rebel service at Liverpool, have
appeared before the magistrates They both direct
ed 70 6nd bail TO appear at the Assizes.
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Important 90 sot-DIsrnt Military ON.

oap.aln ana Proyosl Marsasi FifLh dleirIcl.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-16
Notice..

m TE1rT COURT, in and for Woodbury. county
IL State Of Iowa.
levi e. Vets vs.. J. D. NJ. Crockwen and D. :
Crockwcl
To the above named DEFENDANTS =. Yen are here
hy notified that there is file in the Office of
Clerk Of the is riot Court in and the of
Woodbury. and state Of Iowa. 4 rrti ion Of Levi T..
Vets claiming Of j. ID NJ Crockwel the sum of S575
and Interest thereon at 10 per cent. per
tn" 2nth day of No cml 1859 III ouey in due
said Vets "n rromlsory note executed by said j.
NJ rrockwell, and also asking the force lnsure 81
Mortgage executed by ,ou upon the mel and the
50 oil the NV of section IL and the mol. Of the
ne'4 Of section Is, sill in Township IS. Ranre II,
to re IRE the payment of said note. Now unless
appear and answer thereto on or hef neon Of the
ri day Of the mex: term Of the District Iurt and
for Woodbury. comfy aforesaid. t" be begun and
holden at Sioux City in said county ca the hrst
Monday OF April, A. D.. 1874, being the 18th day Of
April, 1864. default will be entered against You aud
Judgement rendered thereon FIR he amount claimed
aud the foreclosure prayed for
Sioux City, Iowa, January 18TH. 1864.
-- TKEDWAY 4 CIRRIER.
I Rev. stamp. Plaintiffs Attorneys.