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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-10
ALSO FOR SALE.

Ten lots IN the town Of Marriage County Seat
Of Iowa county: upon three Of these lots theie
is comfortab log dwelling house, a cornmo.
dious frame dwelling house, stables. shades.
DC. g. and also good frame store house about
~ by 40, fitted up conveniently fora country
store house where an extensive business has
been carried on for the last FIVE years and the
business is well established Marengo is one
OF the most pleasantly situated towns in the
west, and in the heart Of one Of the finest
farming settlements. No county in the state
Is settling more rapidly than Iowa county,
nor can it be excelled for richness Of soil
Marengo is destihed to be one of the most i'm
portant commercial points in the interior, being
on direct line from Iowa City TO Council
Bluffs. am now carrying on an extensive
nnarcantile business IL the store ut Marengo
and hare now an extensive stock Of goods
which will also be sold on favorable terms
Any persons who wishes TO invest few hun
dred dollars in purchasing any OF the above
named property will meet With encouragement ut
from the subscriber as his only reason Tor sci
ling real estate now is oget nioney to pay
debts and invest in Mercantile business.
As nothing would induce me to offer any oil
the above named properly for sale now, but
great need Of money would especially direc,
the attention of my customers in johnson and
Iowa counties to the fact that having outstand.
ing debts in these counties to the amount oil
8 to 10 thousand dollars. many Of which &C
counts have been due from to 4 years and ye,
| the men who owe me 30 long are good because
| they have means to pay. would not like to
wound their feelings, but merely ask, had
owed any Of you SO long and have the means
to pay would You think me honest, fear no,
trust every man on his presumed honor, and
believe that any honest man would pay hi'
debts without eompuision by law never resort
to Law until find there is no honor left.
| have the largest stock Of goods in lows
City and the people say am selling more thar
| any other Merchant. because keep the bes,
goods and sell cheaper. am determined I,
increase my stock and reduce profits 10 proper
ton 10 an Increase Of business, and as req uire
all my means to buy cheap and accommodate my
old friends, ] hope those who oUe me will
come forward. pay up old scores aud encourage
me in undertaking to revoluiioise the mer-
camille business Of Iowa City.
GEORGE ANDREWS.
lime 90 fS53
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LEGAL NOTICE.
johnson District Court, Nov'r Term,
A. D.. 1853.
undivided !of lot No 6 in

~ L
undivided 4of lot No s in
b 0ck No IS in Iowa City
fNHE defendant in the above entitled cause
i who has been returned mot found il
johnson county is hereby notified that on the
23d day OF October 1852, the said alntIff filed
in the office Of the clerk Of the district court.
in johnson county. his petition praying for
Judgment for the sum of three dollars and six
cents, with interest. against the above desert.
bed real estate. aud that the equity Of redemp-
ton of said defendant in and to said land
may be forever barred and foreclosed; and that
unless lie appears and answers therrto on or
before the morning OF the second day of next
term, which term vii! commence on Tuesday
the first day Of November 1858, the petition
will be taken for confessed, and Judgment
rendered accordingly. SAMUEL ]. HESS.
Clerk Of johnson District Court.
W. PExS CLARK. Atty for plaintiff.
August Sd 1884 w-prs fee S.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-10
NOTICED

I 8 hereby given that at an election held in the
L several townships Of the county Of Johns on
in the state Of Iowa on Thursday The 10Th. day
Of Dune 1883. the propositions then and ther.
submitted to authorise the county Aforesaid 70
subscribe fifty thou bid dollars to the capital
stock Of the .Lyops iowa Central Railroad Com
pany" was duly ad9pted by majority Of 4O7
votes in favor Of TIL same
July 9th 1853 ~.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-10
r. LEGAL NOTICE.
johnson District Court Nou'r Term,
~ A. d. 1853.
VIM. A. Henry,
George P. Hester.

w IN. "A ASu'yb
.FTg %.
George p. Hester.
fI,HE defendent in TIE above entitled cause,
. i who has been returned mot found" in
johnson county is hereby notified that on the
2Oth day Of October 1852. the said plaintiff
fled 10 the Office Of the clerk Of the district
court in johnson county. his petition praying
for Judgment for the sum Of thirteen dollars and
twenty six cents with Interest, a.ainst the
following described real estate to wit:-The
South half OF the North west fractional quarter
of section FIVE, and the East half Of the North
east fractional quarter OF section six in Town
ship seventy eight. North Of Range eight
West aud that the equity Of redemption Of said
defendant in aud to said land may be forever
barred and foreclosed; AID that unless he ap
pears aud answers thereto on or before the
morning Of the second day Of the next term Of
aid court which term viii commence on Tues
day the first day OF November 1853, the petit
tioil will be taken for confessed and Judgment
rendered accordingly
SAMUEL J. HESS.
Clerk Of Johnson District Court.
". PEW CLAsKE, Atty for plaintiff.
z kigpst ID, le534t-Prs fee S..
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Johnson District Court. Nou'r Term,
A. d. 1853.
Hiram Watts,

CS.
North half Of Lot 4 I'M
block 81 in Iowa City
fNhe unknown defendant in the above entitled
i cause, who has been returned mot found"
in johnson county, is hereby notified that on
The 2lst day Of October. 1852. the said plain.
Tiff filed in the Office Of the clerk of the district
court in johnson county, his petition against
said defendant. praying for judgment for the
sum of one dollar aud fifteen cents, with inter.
est and costs, against the 70 lowing described
real estate TO- wit:--The north half of lot No
four in block No. eighty mine and tina: his eq-
uity Of redemption to said land may be forever
barred and foreclosed: and that unless he ap-
pears and answers thereto, on or before the
morning Of the second day Of the next term Of
said court. which term will commence on Tues
day. the first day of November 1853. the petit.
tion will be taken for confessed and Judgment
rendered accordingly. SAMUEL J HESS.
Clerk Of johnson District Court.
W. PENN CLAaxE, Atty tor plaintiff.
Aug. ). io53-4w prs fee IS.
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ALSO For SALE.

so acres Of land in Township 10, about 81
niles from Iowa City on the Burlington road
This tract comprises ~ acres Of Timber land
aud 6s acres prairie, which for richness o' soil
cannot be excclled in the country For further
particulars apply to the 6wner
aEH G GEORGE ANDREWS
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Gitp Or0inanfes.

AN ORDINANCE granting the use Of the
west half of College Green
SHcrIoN l. Be ordained by the City Council
Of 'oira City, That the sole use occupation aud
control the west half OF that tract OF parcel OF
ground in Iowa City, known aud designated
on the plat of said city az college Green" be
and the same is hereby granted to the Iowa
Female Collegiate Institute" for The purpose
of erecting thereon college edifice and such
other buildings and fixtures as may be ncces
sary for the purposes Of said Institutes Provid
ed said Institute shall erect thereon within FIVE
years from the passage Of this act college ed
Ifce which shall not cost less thar FIVE thous
aud dollars. which elifice shall be commenced
within one yea and at least one thousand
dollars expended on the same, otherwise this
grant to be null and void
NJ RENO, Pres't pro tenn.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-10
LEGAL NOTICE.
Johnson District Court Nor'r Term,
A. d. 1853.


William stergis.
TNHE defendant in the above entitled cause
who has been returned mot found" in
Johnson 60 is hereby notified that on the 2lst
day of October 1852 the said plaintiff filed in
the office of the clerk Of the District court in
johnson county, his petition praying for judg
ment for the sum Of six dollars and thirty six
cents. with interest against the following de-
scribed real estate TO wit: Lot No. eight in
Block No. ninety nine in Iowa City and that
the equity of redemption of said defendant, in
aud to SAID lot, may be forever barred aud fore .
closed; and that unless he appears aud ans
wers thereto on or before the morning OF the
second day of the next term Of said court, which
term will commence on Tuesday. the first day
of November 1853. the petition will be taken
for confessed and Judgment rendered accord
ingly. SAMUEL j. HESS.
Clerk of johnson DIS riot Court.
w. PENS CLARKE, Atty tor plaintiff.
August Sd, 1653-4t-prs fee IS.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL.

THE subscriber begs leave to inform the peo.
i pie of Iowa City and its vicinity, that he
has opened a School in the basement Of the
Catholic Church. under the direction Of the Rev
NJ. Harmon. for the reception Of Young Ladies
and Gentlemen. As no pains viii be spared to
advance pupils inirustel to his care, he hopes
to obtain liberal patronage
He is also prepared to give private lessons in
the following branches: Book Keeping by sin
gle or double entry. Algebra, Geometry. Trg-
onome,ry. Mensuration. Land Surveying. aud
the use Of Logarthms. Apply at my residence,
Capital Hotel. JOHN O'BRlEN.
Iowa City, July 90, 1858 ct =.
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X LEGAL NOTICE.
Johnson District Court Nou'r Term,
A. d. 1853.
James 4, Cover

ROBERT M. Secrlst)
fNHE defendant in the above entitled cause,
i who has been returned mot found" in
johnson county is hereby notified that on the
18th day of February 1853, the said plaintiff
filed in the Office Of the clerk Of the district
court in johnson county. his petition praying
for Judgment for the sum ot four dollars aud
eighty-lwo cents. against the following desert:
bed real estate to wit: One.hundred and fifteen
feet Of ,he north end OF lot No four in block
No. ninety two in Iowa City. sand that the
equity of redemption Of tie said defendant in
said land may be forever barred and foreclosed
thereto on Or before the morning of the secund
day Of the next term of said court, which term
will commence on Tuesday the first day Of
November 1853, the petition will be taken for
confessed. and judgment rendered accord
inyly.
SAMUEL J. HESS.
Clerk of Johnson District Court.
W. PENN CLARKE, Atty for plaintiff.
August Sd, ls53-4t-Prs fee SIS.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-10
SUN.DRIES.

WELL buckets, half bushels, rolling pins
w butter ladies, willow market and clothes
baskets, powder, shot, lead caps. madden alum
indigo. corperas; sperm, lard and llnseed oils
Sash. glass. putty. paints, rosin. chalk, snuffs
capdlewick cotton wine hemp do nuts, brooms
sleeves, DC, &c, at SPERRY d cos
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-10
LEGAL NOTICE.
johnson District Court, Nop'r Term
A. d. 1853.

VIM. H Hairless.
Nhe defendant in the above entitled cause,
L who has beef returned mot found in John
son county, is hereby notified that On the Goth
day Of October 1852, the said plaintiff filed in
the office Of the clerk Of the district court in
Johuson county, his petition PRAYING for judg.
ment for the sum Of three dollars and eighty
eight cents, against the following described re-
al estate 20 wit: The East half Of the South
West quarter Of section eight in Township sevs
enty eight. North Of range six west. and that
the equity Of redemption Of said defendant in
and to said land may be forever barred aud
foreclosed; and that unless he appears and an
swers thereto on or before the morning of the
second day Of the next term of said court, which
term will commence ON Tuesday the first day
of November 1853, the petition wilt be taken
for confessed, and judgment rendered accord
ingly.
SAMUEL j HESS.
Clerk of johnson District Court.
W. PENN CLARK. Atty for plaintiff.
Aug s. 1861. 4w. hrs fee IS
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-10
Iowa city, April ed. 1883

Therefore. all persons having accounts with
the above named trm will please call on L p.
Frost aud settle the same hy note or otherwise.
Now don't all come ut a time, gentlemen. but
about 20 or 80 day until all have come.
] am now receiving fresh supply Of
SPRING " SUMMER GOODS,
which | propose offering for sale ut the very
lowest rates.
Call ~ The old stand Of Frost d Morsrnan.
No.lS, Clinton street.
l.. P. FROST.
Iowa city, April 81. 1883
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LEGAL NOTICE


LEGAL NOTICE.
johnson District Court. Nor Term. A D 1853
John r. Van Fleet.
The 8. W. / Of the N w. of Sec.
3 I 49, of II. 6 w.
TIME unknown defendant in .he above en-.
tiled cause. who has been returned mot
found" in johnson County, is hereby notified
that on thu 2lSt day Of October 1852. the said
plaintiff filed in the office of the clerk Of the
district court in johnson county his petition
praying for judgment for the sum of two dol
lars and forty one cents. with Interest against
the following described real estate to witt
The South west quarter Of the North west
quarter Of section three in Township seventy
eight North Of range six West and that the "a
ty of redemption Of said defendant in and to
said land may be forever barred aud foreclosed;
and that unless he appears and anwers thereto
on or before the morning ofthe second day Of
the next term Of said court. which term will
commence on Tuesday the first day Of Novem-
Der. 1883, the petition will be taken for con
fessed and Judgment rendered accordingly.
SAMUEL j. HESS,
Clerk of johnson District Court.
W. PENN. CLARKE, Atty for plaintiff.
Aug 3rd, 1853 4w prs fee SIS.
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LEGAL NOTICE

LECAL NOIlCE.
Johnson District Court, Nop'r Term, A D 1853.
Daniel $. Warren,
Adam S. Woods.
'l,HE defendant in the above entitled cause
] who has been returned mot found" in
johnson county is hereby notifietlth that on the
30th day Of October 1852, the said plaintiff
filed in the Office of the clerk of the district
court, his petition praying for judgment for the
sum Of Three dollars and eighty one cents,
with interest against the following described
real estate to wit: Lot No Three in Block
Thirty-nine. in Iowa City, and that the equity
of redemption Of the said defendant. in and to
said land may be forever barred and foreclo-ed
and that unless he appears and answers thereto
on or before the morning Of the second day Of
the next term Of said court which term will
commence on Tuesday, the first day Of Novem.
Der. 1853, the petition will be taken for confess
sed and judgment rendered accordingly.
SAMUEL j. HESS. .
Clerk of Johnson District Couft.
W. PESN CLARKE, ATTY for plaintiff.
Aug. 3r1 1853 4w prs fee S..
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DISSOLUTION.

ME partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween the subscribers, under the name Of
Frost d. Mor-mans this day dissolved by mu-
tial Consent The notes aud accounts Of said
hrm will be found in the hands of T.. P. Frost
for collection. M j. MORSNAN.
L. p. FROST
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-10

TNHOoE knowingtheDseiyes indebted to +.
Clark, by note or book account are for the
last time notified iha, they must cail AID settle
if they wishto avoid he payment Of costs.
- .@h ss~ Z. CLARK.
Iowa City, Jan. 1lth, 1853. N~
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Johnson District Court, Nor'r Term,
A. d. 1853.
Moses j. Morseman,
Us

lNHE defendant IN the above entitled cause
i who has been returned "not found in
johnson county, is hereby notified that on the
9Th day of December 1852, the said plaintiff
filed in Ike Office Of the clerk Of the district court
in johnson &c. his petition. praying for judg
ment for thesum of eighty Ave cents with inter.
est against the following described real estate.
tc.wit: Lot No four in Block No ninety in low .
City. and that the equity Of redemption Of said
defendant in said lot may be forever barred and
foreclosed; and that unless he appears and an
swers thereto on or before the morning Of the
second day of the next term of said court W hich
will commence On Tuesday. the FIRST day of
November 1853, the petition will be taken for
Confessed, and Judgment rendered accordingly.
SAMUEL j. HESS,
Clerk of johnson District Court.
w PENN CLARK. Atty for plaintiff
August Sd 1858 4w prs fee SIS
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A. HART, Recorder.

for licensing billiard tables ball anG ten pin
alleys.
sf loscs City. That 9. T Rathhone be. aud he
\ 8 hereby authorixed 10 take out a license for
nine ncnthe lrom the passage ofthis ordinance
Tor kcerin3 Sten pin alley, at the premises
now occupied by him for that purpose and that
the Ma or issue license to said Rathbone in
accordance with this ordinance on his produc
ing the receipt Of the city treasury for the sum
any thing in the act to which this is amendato-
~ to the contrary notwithstanding.
SEC. Z This ordinance to take effect from
and after its publication according to law.
NJ RENO, Prest pro TEN.
A. HART, Recorder.
AN ORDINANCE I" prevent the stacking of
hay and straw within certain limits in Iowa
City.
SEcrIoN l.. Belt ordained By the City Council Of
Iopa City, That hay and straw shall not be
stacked or left stacked. upon any premises not
within some enclosed building, whether fenc.
ed or not: within the limits Of Iowa City, as
follows to wit: commencing on TIE south east
corner of Capital with the intersection of Bur.
lington street and running from thence north
on said street, to Market street, from thence
east to Linn street, from thence south to Bur.
lington street from thence west to the place of
beginning
SEc 2 That any person or persons who
shall stack. or deposit hay or straw, or suffer
the same to remain stacked or deposited, con-
trary to the provisions Of section one Of this
ordinance. after being notified by the Marshal
to remove the same, aud who shall refuse or
fail to remove the same within five days af'er
such notice. shall forfeit and pay for said Of
fence and d. sobedience to said ordinance, the
sum Of fre dollars, and for every succeeding
, FIVE days thereafter the like sum Of 1--WE dollars
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Johnson District Court, Nou'r Term
A. d. 1853.
.Tcuns Harlan la.

Johnson DtSt72ct Court, lN0Ur Term,
A. ID. 1853.
James Harlan,
Lot No S in block No 65. in Iowa
City johnson county State Of Iowa
NOTICE is hereby g,vento all persons hold.
~ ing or claiming any interest Of any charac-
ter whatever. in the above described property
that on the gid day Of November A. D 1852
the said plaintiff filed in the Office Of the clerk
of the district court in johnson county, State
Of Iowa. his petition praying for jndg
ment for the snm Of two ls-l00lhs dol
lars. interest and costs. against said lot, and
that the equity of redemption be forever fore
closed and barred: and that unless the person
or persons in interest, if any there be, appear
and answer thereto. on or before the morning
Of the second day Of the nextItcrm Of said court
to be commenced on Tuesday the FIRST day oil
November 1853. judgment will be rendered in
accordance with the prayer Of said petitioner,
against said property
SAMUEL j. HESS,
Clerk Of johnson District Court.
July 20. 1853 ~ d. Prs fee S.
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FoR sALH,

SlEGss SNNYSs
(NLOVER. TIMOTHY. Kentucky bluegrass,
" and Red Top see.is: onion setts, Lima and
Mohawk beans, peas. DC, just reed aud for sale
April 2. 1858 BY II w FYfFE
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DRASS KETTLES, a new supply received
- may 80, HART Il LOVE
CAD IRONS, and Shovels aud longs, for
~ sale by
May 30. HART & LOVE.
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ASCARlDES, nR SM ALL THREAD
WORMS

No part OF the system is more Liable to dis.
ease than the Liner. it bcirg supplied with
numerous blond vessels and nerves. aud If dis
eascd. the blood Of course flowing through all
parts OF the body produces Liper Complaints,
Jdundice. B.hous Afrctions, Dyspepsia, DC Sc
LIVER COMPLAINT
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Clerk Of johnson District Court.
July 20. 1853 NJ d. Prs fee S.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-17

the whole force OF the Russian empire its hsnk.
would long be able maintain itself Whether the Rus
SLAMS could march 10 Conslantnope may be a question,
bur ii quite certain ibai they always mach 10 Jas
~ and Bucharest There ID real advantage, in short
be anticipated from The Car Will assuredy mol
yield TO the attacks OF The Turks, though he may per
baps, consent 10 overlook them. The Ottoman force.
almost vitality be discounted; and though me m
reference oil Europe may preserve the Iurklsh throne,
cannot FAVE The Turkish army, procure teei ,eis
Tor the Turkish sovereign than will. as we cohhueny
believe, be obtained without recourse 10 hosuuss az an
The Sultan was undoubtedly Justlhed by tbe conuuci
OF the Russians and perhaps by his own posion IN ef
mnating state OF anomalous peace by formal decia
ration OF war nor would be easy to leave such dec
laraon entirely unsupported by active measures IN The
field But the war threatened was certain TO be
inoperave for good that all OF the independent govern
meats of Europe endeayoed 10 prevent II, and some
agreed TO ignore lis existence altogether II could not
possibly il confined 10 engagements between the Turks
and the Russians promote any settlement oil the ques
ton at il must inevitably if extended 10 Europe AT
large entail the extinction of this question Ia toto In
the former the ultimate adjustment would have been
merely prejndced by the Intervention of hostes; in
The latter we might have years OF with results be-
yond The reach of conjecture. We trust and believe,
then, that this day. instead OF witnessing the
men of struggle full OF peris. though without chance
OF proht, VIII ind negotiations approaching to success
ful Close and that dispute 10 the form OF conditions
on which all parties substantially agreed Will not be
the means OF pluDgDg Europe into confusion.