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PROPOSED MARRIAGE LAW AN

PROPOSED MARRIAGE Law AMENDxENr.-i,
is proposed in Illinois to amend the law NJ
marriage, so as to require that the prospective
husband and wife, on any given day, enter in.
to the Office of any officer legally empowered
to do such duty. written declaration of in
tention to become man and wife. From that
day, for one year, let them associate as lovers
or break the engagement ifthey choose then
at the end Of the year, if they again express
their determination to become husbaud and
wife, let the contract be sealed.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28
DIR. J. Simms' Cholera Svr,,o
STORE in WEST sMYRNA.
Varieties. Groceries. prnri.;n..'

&c, &c.
VIE subscriber would ipC,r.o ,Io ,,.
=, that he has opened Il new Storr ~, C
%iiAl4 mcrcc street, West SMYRNA, whcr Ic . '''
rereiNhg and will sell Al The very lcwe>t rn.
Plcts' I' SugarS' ltaS' Coffee, Moltsses, Cheese ,r
Hams. Shoulders. PIcklcd Pork Dried Rect ~; A"'r'
Iand'es. soap Soda. Starch, Indigo Blue. FIOI:RI Ia
lhe barrel or pound, superior Corn ME l. L,r n' '
TSI' pure .'cAeIHg inegar, only Ii cents per gallon
Inbaccn, Scgars and SnutI, of HE h,t Lrt. 7",,H
CllONARl Cakes, Nuts, Frulls. pure Ic,no, ',i
olner Hyrnps; Dress-Fummmgs fanry Sors II,", anu
OIlS, Coioghcs, PUmadcs-ne extracts I,,l; i.
Caps, Collars CndcrsIceves IIandkercliet,
Glow ans Gailers Boots SHOES, Sill, Thread IN
ION I@l' rms Needles, LaccS, Combs Brushes Brnon.
I'm Wooden. Easkel and Earh,nware
Will supply any Of the cIIizc.> :, IN, ,yoon.,
with me. ''Uc's duu Cash
All EInds OF COT NTRY PRODUCE BOIGIrr.,
INC highest prices, for cash or an eq,il,alrrr ,,, "
TRUST here Is dead-Bad Pay killed hIu,
}. r. WILLIAMSON.
je24-ly Wc,r S",y,,, n.r
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" The London Star, of Oct. 9th, says that
the nnticipatiOns which had, up to that time.
prevailed ofa plentiful crop of pota 'oes in that
country had been suddenly dispeled.
Within the last few weeks, the rot has
manifested itself in the most extraordinary
manner. Hundreds of acres will not paw for
the digging, as the potatoes, although looking
very well when first taken out of the ground.
in "a hours are unfit for use.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28

G~T The Ohio Returns make certain the
election of Governor Chase, and Democratic
msJorltes in both branches of the Legislature.
The Republicans save their Governor with the
loss Of $4,000 votes, and the Democrats poin
both the Senate and House.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28

Iowa ELEcTIoN.-Returns received from
hfty-six counties in the State give a Republi.
can minority of over 26OO. The Republicans
have also carried both branches of the Lepisla.
ture.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28
James Milton
Huber & Godfrey, Auc1ioneer.

NO Sio NORM secoHd st., above Arch. Phia phia,
GALES Every Evening during the weoL t,I,...,-'.
- evenings excepted) Of Fsncy Goods ComL:
Buttons Cutlery. Musical instruments. WaIchos
JI.eweiry Plated Waresl Dress Patterns. Je. S:ooSs
per lIangngs, dc. '"''"' Ia-
W No"S's"hehS solicited. jel0.6m
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TO THE PUBLIC

THE subscriber would inform his friends and
tne public generally, that he intends TO run
baggage Wagons & Hacks toand from the Rail
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose Of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bag
gage, DC. He expects to locate in the west
part of Smyrna, where all orders will be thank.
mlIy received and promptly attended to.
VF lie will also run WAGONS n and from
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
uoods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that may
come by the Vessels. '""' '''
Ihankfal for past favors, he hopes 10 merit
and receive liberal share of the ppbI;c na,ron.
age. EBENEZER TirT TIfp%W PTtlO"0
Dec I9,"55-tf HOh4l'
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roK"LE BANK SusPENsIoNs--The first gen.
eraI Suspension Of specie payments by banks oc-
CURED IN 1914, immediately after the capture
OF the CITY of Washington by the British. The
banks OF New York and all South and West
suspended, and did not resume for three or four
years.
The general suspension in 1887, began at
New York, May 10Th, and the next day the
banks OF Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore
followed. The banks of.Cincinnati suspended
on the 18th.
A general resumption of specie payments wa
attempted In 1899, but large proportion of
the banks did not succeed in the operation. and
universal resumption was not effected until
lS43 and lS44.
The suspension in New York in 1887 was
preceded by period of unprecedented COM
merclal distress. Three hundred heavy firms
Jailed there that spring. with liabilities estima
ted at $4OO0O,O00, and it was SAID that 1000
men, dependent on their daily labor for their
support, were thrown out of employment. The
pressure was equally severe in other places :;
one hundred and sixty firms failed in Boston
curing the six months preceding the suspen-
siOn.-Er. Paper.
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q Retired PhySician.


75 YEARS OF AGE.
whose sands OF life have nearly run ont. dis.
. covered while in the East Indies. certain
Cure for Consumption, Asthma. Broncbiris
Coughs, Colds and General DebilIty mo
remedy was discovered by him when his opIv
child was given up to die He had heard mucL
OF the wonderful restorative and healing a ,sIi.
Ties OF preparations made from the East India
Hemp and the thought occurred to him tbat he
might make remedy for his child. He studied
nara and succeeded in realizing his Wishes
MS chlld was cured, and is now alive and well.
lie has since administered the wonderful RENE.
dy to thousands of sufferers in all parts of the
world and he has never failed in maxine them
completely healthy and hapry. Wishing to do
as much good as possible, he will send to such
OF his afflicted felow-beings as request it, this
recipe, with full and explicit directions for ma.
KING 1t up, and successfully using it. lie re-
CURES each applicant TO inclose him one sh-
llng-three cents to be returned as postage on
the recipe, and the remainder to be applied .
TO the payment of this advertisement.
Address, DIR. ii. JAMES, No. 10 Grand street.
soao, Jersey City, N J.
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VALUABLE
= a 4 MI 8 for SALE

ds:s VIE undersigned. as Agents, have G,r .oIo
K,sliii l. number Of Valuable FARMS s,tna,nS
IN TALBOT County, Maryland, comnr;svu
tracts from ONE to FIVE HUNDRED Arregs
Among them beth Water and Upland situations
mey a., Ol these Lands are within convent, nj
uls'nce OF me location OF the Md and Del RonooJ
anu e are offered on terms a6rding every nducement
Persons desirous Of purchasing are invited to
TILGIIMAN & SHERWOOD.
,u,Ea Land Agents and Surveyors
""' EasfOn, Mary land
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28

TIE undersigned has opened an Office in
the Town Of Smyrna, Kent county, Del. for the
Purchase and Sale Of REAL ESTATE. and
has now on hand, for sale, number of very de-
sIrable FARMS and other Real Estate.
0F He also Rents Farms and Houses, COL
iccts rents and money, and does al and every
KIND OF business in his line on the most reason
able terms
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ALSO, GROCERIES,.

Of every de.cription,-a FRESH LOT, con.
sIsting of Cotites, Teas, Sugars, aud
Provisions generally.
1t would be impossible to enumerate every
article contained in our large stock.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine
for themselves.
Having bought directly from first hands in
Philadelphia and other Cities, we are enabled
to sell to our customers at very LOW PRICES
In our Store. with an attractive stock of New
FALL GOODS, we solicit call from purcha
sers generally.
J. HENRY JEFFERSON,
Smyrna, Del.
DeLaWare. Mem CnSiLe. IEiLminn Inn 4. Eroa,ch
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Sale of Valuable Real Estate

*EEs===5 will sell at private sale. my residence
ANiiI at Skipton, Nd. The dwelling is a two
nH.I story frame Building, 81 by Is feet, with
Back Building % by l6 'eet; Smoke House.
Stable, Carriage aud Cow Stable; WHEEL
WRIGHT and BLACKSMITH SHOPS
These Buildings are all new. Also, DWELL
ing on the road corner Of the land, now occu-
pied as parsonage. 1t rents for fifty five dol
lars per annum. There is good well of water
at each OF the dwellings Also, THIRTY
ACRES of LAND atlacned, small portion
which is in Wood. The Land is mostly en-.
closed with goad plank fence.
This property is located in Talbot county. on
The road leading from Wye Mills to Easton, be-
ing tour miles from The former and ten miles
rom the latter pace, and IA half mile from
SkIp'on Landing.
The property will be shown by the owner TO
any one calling on her. aud terms made known.
UTThe above described properly, if not sold
on or before 27th day IF Ociober. INST. il viii!
then be offered at PUBLIC SALE on the Court
House Grcen, IN the town of CentrevilIe. be-
tween the hours Of and o'clock, p. NJ,
that day. MARY A. AIISTIN
oc7'57 81
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H@m ID ~w%~

and CASTINGS, Of the following kinds:
a, All sizes OF oncave and Wiley Plows; also.
Flow OF our own patterns sizes: said 10 be
superior TO any now in use. We also manufac.
lure the Michigan Double Plow for which
we are 'he sole agents; and an entirely new
PdtteTn OF very superior NEW-GROUND
FLOW' " CASTINGS of all descriptions
made TO order, STOVES repaired at the short
Inc public Is invited to give us call.
FeO' "o' 90 u' PRATT & DAVIS
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dr. The subscriber offers at private sale
NEiii his valuable Mill Property, situated on
Na1Athe State road leading from SMYRNA to
Dover. and four miles from the former place.
THE MILL-lIOUSE Is 40 by 46 feet, and 8
stories high, with two Water. Wheels and three
Run OF Burs. The Pond is large and furnishes
water sufficient for running the Mill, except in
the drlest season of the year. This Mill is in
very fine running order-in every respect well
htted up Tor merchant work, in modern STYLE
and Is doing heavy business, having the Gus
tom OF wide range of country.
There s new Steam Engine, of 20 horse
power, attached, recently erected at a cost of
$3,OOO with appurtenances,-w is in first
rate condition. 6F Since the erection of the
Engine the property has paid to the proprietor,
after deducting expense of both mill and farm
work, an Interest of Ten per cent. on 500, 900.
Connected with the Mill, is A FARM OF
II ACRES of Land, with good DWELLING.
necessary Out-Buildings, and two Tenant.
Houses thereon. This Land has been repeat
edly lined, and is in fine state of cultivation.
VFOne-third of the purchase money will be
required on the execution of the deed the
ba lance can be arranged in easy payments, to
suit the purchaser
Persons deslrous of examining the property
may call upon JAS. Evans, residing on the same:
or on the undersigned, in the town of Smvrna,
Aug. 70, 81. JOS. HOFFECKER.
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TOBACcO AND PoLIrIcs.-The Iowa Metbo-
dist Conference, lately in session, passed strong
reso ntions against the use Of ,oba eco" among
Chr istIdns,-and
L. Resolved, That we will dscountenance its
use among our people by example as we'll as
precept.
:. Kesol we'd, That we will publicly, as well
as privately, speak against this indecent prac.
tlce.
Good! lfthe politicians, now, would only
follow the example oflhe Iowa Meihodists, ma.
King reputation of this '' indecent Practice
condition precedent to Il " regular nomination,
doubtless we should be rid of it soon. AS it
is, however. we fear that politics will continue.
without cuTtaIlment' their present co-partner-
ship.-N. Y. Express.
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miscellaneous Advertisements,
S | NJ M s.
L a miIy Medicines
Dr. j. Simms' Courh Svrm
lhe Great Consumption-P -Preyentor

pbo
me "reat Consumpton- Preyentor,
TNHIS Syrup has proved n soveroio,, .1
-, niiclOIs Oh the Breast aud Iunvs a. -, y !" an
Io1s Mho"pi. Cough, Cronp IIoarseness Stolsh'r
VI Diea,n' m Asthma Fain in the Breast and S mess
tIhg Ol Blood Sore FhrOat Bronchitis M u Spit
consumption. together with every o,I, "iInnIiary
the Breast and Lungs "'i'"eh' incident 10
E, In WhooPins Cough this Syrup is ,nvoI,,o,,
S's VI hlo0d' 1t stops it i'll few doses o, IN
C0ughs, Colds, HOarseness, &C. we bavo 'IS' ana III
relleVe and cure TO the utter asIOnshInos II 10
uenl mus confirming its utility in The n; e pa
"hlch IL Is intended COnsumptive nerson Eases Tor
ono rom lhc use OF tins Syrup if M, p"
niuh1ht cure Containing no dceierious s,L, per-
ls administration Is safe under all circumsanro'Su
Dr. j. Simms' White Linimont
~ For all the Purposes of an External Romo1.'
Ls rms Llhiment has been found upon nonv vaa.uy
Porehce, 10 be emlnenIV valuable il; Dif J''fH eN'
Neuralgia. Palsy, Sore Throat and R t"'ulhasIn,
rehidy lOr Gout, Numbness of the Limbs S,;,i - sure
me JOINS IOotlache, SWellings Fro,I E, ''>S "i
OF every character. u''uS uhe Pains
This Llniment has been found in ho.o
mGuy IN Diseases requiring AN external apnre, re-
cident TO that noble animal, the iIor,r 'PcaiIon IN
DIR. J. Simms' Cholera Svr,rn
This Syrup is sure cure m Dvson,o,. "P'
Cramps ChOlc, Cholera Nlorbus PAN, ~ Hiafrhea
ach anu Bowels, Cholera lnamum and ,b "C g sum
Diseases OF children. Ii is exceIIent =; summer
WEAKNESS, keaxallon and ChIOnc Dsease. amy
ei e stomach and bowels, and is pleasant 10 the ns,
well as efecIual in lis operation "'e 'a''e'a'
70 Please observe the written s;.,o,
SlMMS, NJ. d., affixed to The wrappe[oi "'a.s OF
None genuine without it. 'e! "o'Ie
TRY these Remedies once and Won will ro,o.,
without them. '1 VIII never DO
very liberal Discount allowed I'M, r.Io
Orders promptly forwarded ""''
Prepared b, DR.. J. SINIAlS f. son, Sole P,,,,io
tors AN and king Sis, Wilmngton pei :tnJ Sii'
II ID. W lllialn'on Smyrna; d. r Burton Dover; >
augl2 tim 'i'I'
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28

The CrOskers-Their Natural Disposition and
Apparent Designs-Hint al Coalition ofthe
Opposition-Talk on the SeminGry-Strike
for Industry and Enterprise, and a BIOU at
uthe Lyceum!
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28
Real Estate Advertisements.
Valuable Mill IIPrOnertv
f @ II s ALE,

hfSs The subscribe offers al private sale,
NBIII his valuable Mill Property, situated on
-MA4L The State road LEADING from Smvrna To
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Doesticks Married.

The New Haven Palladium, Of October
oath, makes complaint as follows. ssLast
night there was IN Eruption into this city
Of long-bearded men, from New York-hav.
ing in charge the celebrated ssDoesticks, .
known to the initiated as MORTIMER THoxP-
SON, Of The Tribune, and editor of the N.
Y. Picayune. This morning, the victim,
Doesticks aforesaid, was apprehcnded by bis
hirsute friends, taken before Prof. GIBBS,
and then and there, with intent and malice
aforethought, the said Doesticks, otherwise
known as MORTIMER THOMPSON, was solemn
~ married to and with Miss ANNA II. VAN
CLEvE, of Minnesota, the youthful and ac-
complished niece of the worthy Professor
aforesaid. The malefactors and their ac-
completes left in the afternoon train for New
York"
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cyThe Crescent City Oracle is disposed
to be facetious, at the expense of GEORGE
WASHINGTON JONES. 1t learns with pleas
ure that this deficient and attentive" gen.
tleman will ''again be a candidate for U. S.
Senator from this State" Not content
with learning that the General was about
sacrificing himself upon the altar of ambi-
ton, it announces its determination to do
all in its power to "kill him off," 1t says,
"We give him our warmest support, and
hope to see him triumphantly successful
When it is rccollected that the Legislature
is largely Republican, and that the Oracle
knew that the General did not stand even
the ghost of chance of reelection, this
would seem to be the ssunkindest cut of ALL p
It is base ingratitude to chuckle over the
prospective downfall of so great and good? ?,
man rs General GEORGE WASHINGTON
JONES! Bahi .....
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The Iowa City Republican says that there
''seems to be terrible fatality among news
papers in this State, just now; owing more
than anything else to the delinquency of sub
scribers, advertisers, &C., although the evil
is partly due to the fact that papers are
started where no necessity exists for them,
and where there is no adequate support for
them. But few journals in the State are
doing more than paying expenses at this
time; and but for the jobbing and business
outside Of the papers, many more would be
compelled to suspend. Those who have job
work to do, should recollect this fact, II
they desire to sustain well conducted jour-
nails" Our contemporary might have men
toned another cause to which newspaper
suspensions are traceable. In too many in.
stances papers are started by men possess.
ing no knowledge whatever Of the printing
business. An Office is purchased and per.
son engaged to take charge Of it, while the
proprietor assumes the "chair editorial."-
Other help is engaged, and as the propricto,
knows nothing of the business, he is entirely
at the mercy of his ''hands." Things &C
on swimmingly for time, but a day of reck.
onins comes, sooner or later, and the ANA.
tcur conductor finds that the Office has beer
losing from the commencement. As ar
instance in point, we will cite the Des Moline.
Citizen. From the first this journal has en-.
joycd fair job, advertising and subscrip'
ton patronage, yet it never begun to pa,
expsnses-attributable solely to the caus'
we have mcntioned-the want Of a head Il
the mechanical department.
1t is with regret that We learn that ther,
is a probability of the suspension of tn
Clarion "for time, perhaps only few
weeks, perhaps longer" This, we are in
formed by the editor, is not attributable I,
either of the aforementioned causes, but il
simply Sowing to the want of supply O
printing paper" consequent upon disap
pointment. We wish him better luck mex
time.
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ABSTRACT OF TITLES
To Lands I'm Pottayvattamie Co.,
AND TO- 49,
LOTS M COUNCIL HI uFFs.

" have Just completed from the Records Of Deeds in
" rottawaftamic County Iowa. abstract Of titics
u all the lands 10 taid County, west Of Range 20 and 10
All the lots in Ceuscii Blum, and in the principle ac-
dtions thereto; showing each grantor and grantee in
every decd made since the entry the land in the Land
Once the character Of the convcyanee; the date Of
ming The deed for record and the and pnsc where
recorded.
wehave 50 arranged these ATTRACTS that il i, I'm, IN.
Work OF moment TO ascertain whether the chain Of
title to any tract Of land, or lpt Is completes where
INK wanting in the chain, Is apparent II ryt yie
We have been at great expense, and have spared no
pains, in making this work source OF valuable infot
nation u property holders in this ctr and c.mn,v
Every deed the has been carefully examines
and the contents thereof noted above stated We nd
lnnuncrabe errors ia the descriptions Of apts and lois
In many instances, the two or more owners
to the sane tract whilst many others there is NO
connecn between the titles VI the present and the
original owners.
An early attention 10 these matters is 81 the utmos,
Importance to the parties interested the lapse Of
time will place beyond range Of possibilities
Tor all the parties to meet and errors nus
tual agreement Hence vexatiouS and suits
in chsncery will be the result and in many Instance.
property will fall into the hands persons who have no
equitable title thereto. NJ. : =" o. = -
We have, also, made arrangement with the Recorder
OF Deeds, to furnish us each morning with list Of
Deeds filed for record the previous day.
We have procured from the Land once list of the
Lands entered in the County west Of Range 40 showing
by whom entered, whether with cash. warrants or
scrip the number Of acres in each tract the price
paid per acre. o. ~ - p al - :
We shall keep list or an Lands and Lot. sold ,,r
Tax and Of Judgments Mortgages Deeds Of Trust s.d
be effected. .5. = 80 = - = -" z :
Charges for An ExamintssH VI Title VIII
he Reasonable. 7a 5t+ }19Ei 9-}s - ,-7=
riHsss"s ssS Drasshstss Dsss "a GssS
Council Bluffs Iowa Oct a-p.sa.u -'--'-- 10
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Gov. lizard has resigned the Govern
orship of Nebraska, and yamosed the ranch,
leaving the affairs of State for the more con-
genial associations of plantation life. The
unterrifed Of Omaha held meeting previ-
GUS to his departure, at which the usual ster-
eotyped preamble and resolutions were adop-
ted, complimentary to the virtues and states
man-like abilities of the great defunct. We
have seldom seen more lies embodied in one
set Of resolutions. Great is Buncombe!
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Broken Banks---Read!

WE WILL TAKE FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
w the bills on the following Broken and Suspended
Banks at 50 cents on the dollar, for merchandise:
Ncmaha Valley BIZ, Brownville; Agricultural BIZ, n
Y. Dairyman's Bank, n Y; WorthiDgton BANK n. :;
NIAGARA River Rank, n. r.; HOLSTER Bank; Oliver
Lees Bank; Ontario Bank; Bank OF Orleans Hugenot
Bank hank Of Medina; Hamilton Exchange Bank;
Oneida Central Bank and Bank Of Tecumseh
And the following at rs the dpIiar-Recpro.
city Bank; Sackett's Harbor Bank; Troy City Bank;
Tompkns Co. Bank, and Yates CO. Bank. sr qs--55 81,
Foneneile Bank Of Bellevue, 40 cents.
RExEMBER-for 30 days only. a{tES
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PACIFIC HOUSE.

COV-NVHH ~,
TIRE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY
call the attention Of the travelling public and 9th
ers To the superior provided At the
above House. The large four story ashIiiiou is -,
now completed and thoroughly furnished with ass.3
socd new furniture, thus aiiording ifty-nine III
addiiienai rooms for the accommodation Of. WI
guests The Table will always be supplied with the
very best that can be obtained in and every
thing about the House will be arranged with view
makhe guests comfortable and at home Thankful for
past farors SO generously bestowed the undersigned
would assure the public that by liberal prices and
Careful attention to the wants Of his guests receive
continuance OF public patronage. JOHN JONES, +
Council Bluffs, June 2O-nS-6m Prn,ietor
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GA singular feature of our present
money panic, is thus briefly stated ssFail-
ure now carries with it NO reproach, either
as to mercantile honor or business sagacity.
Strange to say, it implies neither dishonor,
incapacity, nor insolvency.
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To. Jane. NJ. ,Bruner::

OlR:-YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THERE
~ is now on hle In the once Of the Clerk the Dis
trict Court OF Harrison County, In the State Iowa
the petition Of Margaret Aarxe charging that you are
seized In fee Of the SOUTHEAST Quarter Section No.
Eighteen in Township Scvcnty-nine NORTH Of Range
forty-one West situate in said County Of Harrison In
trust for her the said and that refuse and
neglect TO convey to her the legal said land
and praying the District Court Of said Harrison County
for decree to compel to such conveyance
to her and for COSTS and that unless you appear
plead thereto or before the morning the second
day Of the next term Of said court at the
Court House, In the town Of Magnolia In said County
OF Harrison, on the rst Monday in May 1885, default
will be entered against and decree and judgment
rendered thereon. Dated, Sept. 10th, 1857. Boy
-..s. NARGERET HARTSEI.I.
I hereby Certify, that at the November Term, 1857
Of the District Court Of Harrison County, Iowa. it was
ordered by said Court that the notice Be
published FOR four successive weeks in the Nonp0rc
weekly newspaper Of general circulation printed and
published in Council Bluffs City Pottawattame County
Iowa. Dated, Nov. 18th, 1857. $3.50. Z =
WV. ". HILL, Clerk.