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The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-08-14

TnE ASHLAND HousE.-One of the most splen.
did Hotels, in Philadelphia Is the Ashland House
in Arch street above 9Th. II is quiet orderly and
comiortabei spacious airey and cool and pers Oh,
travelling 10 Philadelphia will find il to their adj
vantage to put up with Mr.. Benson who is one Of
the Prirccs of Hotel Keepers, and provides every.
thing in profuson that can administer 10 he
comfort or enjoyment of his guests.
p Tlm snYnsA TnrEs, says in West SMYRNA Mr.
William IL. Baynurd is erecting for himself
brick dwelling, and Mr.. David Hunter has frame
dwelling nearly completed. Additions and i'm.
Provemenis have also been made to the dwellings
Of Mrs. J. A. Pitman, Mrs. Lydia Mcdowell, and
Mr.. John L. Mount
AccipEr-A boy about five years Of age, BY
the name of Taylor fell into well at Samuel
MeCnls, near Red Lion, and before he co I'D be
rescued wus corpse. Deputy Col one, Hunter
held an inquest and rendered verdict uccordine
ly.
Tn SHERRArrY.-John Marley publishes a card
his name a candidate for Sheriff
There are still six candidates as follows. DIV.
Semmill, Joshua s Valentine, Abraham Cannon.
Robert Cam, Geo. II. Aydeloti, Ouitrn d. lester.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-08-14

LAND sSLE.-Roberi A. Cochran has sold to H.
n. Willis, nine acres Of land, near Middictown,
Tor 81 ,300-nota very extensive sale, but worthy
OF note from the fact that this is the first sale Of
land that has taken place at Middletown for some
thirty yours, unless inleed il has been TO close an
estate or something Of that kind. In that part of
the county, land is very valuable, the situation de-
srable, and there are none Of those who own il
willing 10 sell
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-03
Ranking and the Currency I'm Ten
s-hHr rs4 nesaee.

For the PdfTtOt.
The "reminiscences of an old man, on the
subject of Banking and Currency in the State.
which at this time produces no little excite
ment in the General Assembly, and among
our citizens generally, may not be uninterest-
ing TO your readers.
Banking by the State or its citizens has
never been made party question in any OF
the States except perhaps. Arkansas and
Texas; and is now practiced by every other
State in the Union. Whatever party may be
in the ascendant, with the exceptions above
mentioned. aa exclusive gold and sifrer currency
has never been made a party test, or in any
way party question. Whenever such ques-
tons have been brought into the elections, they
were made as to the proper mode of banking
aud the restrictions necessary 90 protect the
people. A !Ssie-1gAts man can never surren-
der the power TO create such corporations
The Supreme Court Of the United States
have decided over and over again, that such
n power was reserved by the States, and has
been exercised, and is every day practiced by
them At this moment, that noble Old Domin-
1
statesmen, has her moniel currency and Is us
ing every effort 10 expel small notes, and you
have followed the example in your last act /:
20 has Georgia, 50 has Alabama. aud that ga.
liant little State OF South Carolina, the most
prominent and jealous defender OF the right.
Of the States, has her own State Bank based
upon the same principles Of the Bank OF Ten
nessee.
You cannot fail 20 remember, that In the
canvass for Governor between J. K Polk aud
Gov. Jones. that repeated efforts were made
by the latter to induce him TO take erounsl.
against !stats Bssskaag aad aa szeissss gala a..a
s;isrr essveacy. The urgent and pressing ap
peaIs during the whole sanmer campaign
could not induce him 10 assume the position
which Gov. Joaes ailedgsd TO De the IRA.
democrats doctrine. Ills opposition TO bank
ing by the United States vas Aassd spoa - -.
aaszsfsrisssalas. His opposition 10 &azs B.sak
sas arose ffom The waat # rrsFz ysssstsss
/ In their charters. and tie sans u ssr.ssy q
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-03
Chancery Court at Nashville.

Smith Harden rs. Hsnry II. stephens and others
the onice af The Clerk and Master 81 the Chan
~ Gerry Court at Nashville. the - day 81 March,
1855, maton Of complainant, by counsel IN the
above cause, and Appearing W The satisfaction q the
Clerk and Master, that the said defendant AARoS v
BRox resident Of the STATE N IsE and
therefore the ordinary process u this court canncf be
served upon bia Is therriore ordered by the Clerk
and Master that publication he made for four weeks
in Succession IN the Nashville Pafriot newspaper
pcb<hed VA the city At Nashville. requiring the said
defendant % appear al the next term a The CaAnce
~ Cosrt be halden for the county ~ Iavtsnn AZ
the Aocse thereof In the city q Nashville
the hfst ,nsiAy MAJ next, and answer sad on
the IA D. takcn Tor coufessed INN and sci
down for hra=ine F<rte. q. n Bitfk.N,
utar5-~st Prs fee 81 Clerk 4 Master.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-03
Hou.John Reli.

We republish from. the Daily Globe the
speech made by Mr.. BELL, on presenting to the
Senate the Instructing Resolutions of the Ten
nessee Legislature. Gov. JOHNSON replied to
Mr.. BELL in a long aid bitter harangue; and,
on-the day following, Mr.. b. rejoined, making
a speech which covers some ten columns in
the Globe Itwould give US pleasure to re
publish this last speech also, Immediately, but
in the form in which it appears. running from
the first through the second page of the
GSo5s, it is impossible, unless we had two cop
les, to have it placed in type for several days
to come
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-03
Chancery Court at Nashville.

Andrew MorrisoE Mllliam ?. Koberts.
the Office Of the Clerk aud Master Of the Chan
~ Gerry Court Nashville, on the ID day Of March,
ls5s, on motion Of complainant by counsel In
the above cause. and /; appearing 90 the satIsfac-
ton OF the Clerk aud Master, that the said defcn-
daut. WuIIIAM r. RoHElrrs, b NONRESIDENT Of tAc
OF Tennessee: and therefore the ordinary process
OF this court be served upon him. therefore
ordered by The Clerk and Master that publication be
made weeks in succession IN the Nashville Pa
trot newspaper published IN the city Of Nashville,
requiring the said defendant appear az the next
term Of the Chancery Court be holden for the cou
Davidson the court house thereof IN The city
OF Nashville On the first Monday IN May next, and
said bin, the viii be taken for confess
cd as 10 him and down for hearing ex Perte.
C. u. BsfES,
raar3-ust Prs fee 50 Clerk 4 Master.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-03
Robertson County Court.

George Randolph and wife, Paraee, and others Geo
Harrington and others.
Petition 10 Diride Sell Land.
TT appearing the satisfaction of the Clerk, from
Il the allegations in the Bill and the affidavit, that
george Harrington and his George non-re residents
Of the of Tennessee, that the process OF law
cannot be served upon them, il is therefore ordered
that publication he made in the Tri-weekly Patriot
newspaper published in the city of Nashville for four
week, Tor them 10 appear or before the first Mon
day in May, 1855, 10 demur 20 petitioner
BILL the viii be taken confessed 10 them
and for hearing parte. Witness, X. h Murphy
Clerk Of said Court office this LIST day OF March,
1888. X. ii. MURPHY Clerk.
mar3-iw By 10. HARDAWAY, ID. G.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-03
s. ThaIberg,s Concert.
DIR. Baird's Lectures ON Europe.

DEv. DR.. BAIRD wei give the of his Histori-
N cal Lectures Europe on MONDAY NIGHT,
March lst) the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
II will be Holland and Germany. The fourth will
be given WEDNESDAY NIGHT, March 3rd } and
will be Sutherland and France The ff..h will be
on FRIDAY NIGHT, (Iarch 5th) and be on Haly.
These Lectures will be illustrated by large and splen
did maps of Holland Germany, Seuttsetdlsd France
Idly, AmsterdGm, Brussels, Berlin, Vienna, Genera
Paris, Rome ETC. Admission TO each Lecture Is cents.
The doors viii open the Lecture to begin at
and close at 9 O'Clock marI-lw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-03
Eour ReautifuI RuiIding L.ats.
EW no ON $

The City Of the Great King, by BARCLAY
Life and Times of Aaron Burr, by J. PAXTON
Debt and Credit. Translated from the German.
White Lies, by CHARLES READE.
Northern Travel, by BAYAKD TAYLOR
Three Days in Memphis, by UHrMAN
Twin Roses, Narrative, by ANN Cora RICHIE
The Cousins or the Captains Ward.
Salt Water or Sea Life, an Adventure.
Just received and for sale by
mar3-tf BAG CHARLES ". SMITH.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-03
Pianos at Auction ON Time.
EscnI. Y. Shields

WILL SELL at Auction, WEDNESDAY MORNING,
w MARCH SD, at 10 O'Clock, Splendid Iron
Frame (6k and octave) Pianos, OF the most approx
, ed styles, and from the best manufactures.
Terms months, for approved endorsed notes, pay
able in one Of the City Banks.
ALSO: ~
For Cash, several second hand Pianos TO close
signments BENZ i. SHIELDS.
feb2o-f
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-03
Remember, Tuesday, March 23rs
Terms of Sale.
Oueeusware. Bohemian Ware. &c.

rINHE subscriber has the pleasure Of announcing TO
his friends generally and the public particularly
that Mr. Badger has arrived with very fine stock
of Goods in his line. As usual he is ready 10 meet the
of his friends and old customers either for cash
trade, heretofore We bespeak for him a call
Rooms IN second story, No. -, Public Square.
feb2O-u BENZ. +. SHIELDS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-03
To Wholesale Grecers.
FOR RENT OR SALE,

FINHE Large Brick Warehouse near the Railroad De-
IL pot a superior location Ia every respect FOR a
Wholesale Grocery business Receiving and Forward,
ing house. Enquire Of j. PIcHT, Proprietor, OF she
undersigned. J. A. RICHARDSON. -
marl-u NcMiinyile.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-03
1lew ADVERTISEMENTS.
For SmithIand, Paducah and
Cairo. Wednesday. March Sd.

TINE regular passenger and VIII,
i freight steamer, sAILIE Es551lsFgss.ns
WEST !. y. CoRIETT, Master, will
leave for the above and all intermediate ports. on
WEDNESDAY, March 3D. at O'Clock, p. NJ. For
freight passage apply on board or TO
mar3-lt A. HAMILTON, Agent
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-03
Coal Cooking Stoves.

WE have just received from Cincinnati supply %
w Coal COOKING STOVES, which can be rcconlInen
ded rs first rate article Also, CoAI RANGES, SiSGii
DOUBLE OVENS, cheapio for Cash.
WILLIAM STEWART,
feb22-Imd IA Market street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-03
Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, Mckay & Co.

ON Thursday, March 4th, we will offer
~ for sale IN front Of Warehouse, No. 10 Public
Square, large and complete assortment OF Grocer
les, viz
rs hhds. n. o Sugar; 100 bbls. Orange Valley
20 bbIs. Crushed Sugar; Whisky;
10 a. Powdered Sugar; % bbls. pure old Bourbon
20 kegs Golden syrup; Whisky;
500 bags BALTIMORE Coffee; rs bbls old Rye Whisky;
100 bags Rio Coffee; IS % Smiths Reserve do;
so boxes NJ. K ltaisns; 10 casks Porter
IS boxes Cove oysters; 10 Ale;
rs chests Teas; 25 has Champagne Wine;
Is bbls. Fresh Pecans; rs box. DO. Cider
tierces Rice; 100 bbls- Vinegar
$50 kegs Nails; IS nests Painted Tubs;
100 boxes Glassware; 100 doZ. Painted Buckets;
cases Matches; IS doZ. Wash boards;
s., 900 e. d. Caps; so boxes Goldfish;
$50 rms. Wrapping Paper; 100 "a Herringsi
100 bbls Green Apples;
The above, with m0ny other articles, viii be put up
and sold ia quantities to suit purchasers.
mar sd CARTER, MCKAY 4 60.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-03
Spring and Summer Goods.

+ AN now receiving my Stock Of STRING AND
Il SUMNER GOODS o. which invite the attention
Of my customers and the public generally.
SAM. FRITCfIETT,
feb27-lm RGNU4A 81 College 81.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-03
AuciIon Cara.

rTyHK subscriber having eonsamszsael afransrsnsufs
with Mr. A. n SFzzsaka, exEesriEce1 s.aa Efas-
lxti Aucttooeer vii sfEend and n.ake zairs 81 Heal
ESTATE, Steamboats, Hoassheid FsFnltnre, sis al cat
ic<F sales hk@SJ F. ShlElles-
mAI1-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-03
uardxyareaud Oueeusyyare

Knives and Forks Pocket Knives and Pistols;
so crates QueensWare;
Buggy and Door Mats doaJIe and siagle Crown Wrap
ping Paper;
Bed Cords. Plow Lines, double and single barrel Shot
Guns, Pistols sc.
This stock selected for this trade and consigned
10 10 be sold the highest bidder for what they will
bring. Now is your time 10 make money. We have
large stock OF foods bought for those concerned,
ichich soiIi be offered freely at this sale
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-03
Trustee Sale.

DY virtue of a Deed of Trust, executed to me
ID Trustee bearing date 5th October, 1855, and reg
isered in the Registers Office in Davidson cocnty book
No D. page 81 will sell in the Court house yard
TO the highest bidder, ON SATURDAY, THE Sd DAY
or APRIL, 1855,
Four Beautiful Building Lots,
Nos 27 IS. 29 and 80 Cumberland street. in Halls
Addition Nashville, the equity OF redemption Is
waived The Lots each front so feet and will be
particularly described the day Of sale. Such title
as vested i'm Trustee will be executed pur
chasers. Terms made known in due time.
n. HoBSoN, Trustee.
IA
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-03
lnstien Sale Of Rsaay-uaadf CIothinr,

A Nd YAkik<IkS. his ksESlS0. a early Cas-
n f<fez. ~ BAN. y. sIfiklL&L
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-03
Boots, Shoes, Sc, Sc.
$4,000 WORTH
Finest and Best Clothing

Super Cloth Coats: Fine Drab de Tie Coats;
Fine Cashmere Coats; Fine Farmer satin Coats
Fine Aiapaca Coats; Fine Fancy Casslnet Goats;
Fine Linen Duck Goats: Fine Grass Linen Goats;
CottOnade Ginghams, Linen Check, and plain brown
Linen Drilling Goats.
AL sorts OF Cashmere and Fancy Linen and COttonade
Pants;
Velvet and Satin Marseiles, Linen and German fancy
silk Vests;
Large Lot Linen Chntz and Marseilcs bosom shirts
Hickory shirts;
COtfopade fvpralis Nc &c
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-04-15

PLENTY OF MoNEY-Thc present
plethora of money and torpor Of bust
ness are what all far seeing men cx-
pected to follow the late rcvusion.
Money is drug in all the great com
mercial centers, merely because the
solvent portion Of the community have
for months been engaged in paying
off their debts and contracting their
engagements, until onc-half the cur
rency which was needed year ago
now suflices. 4 million dollars now
buy so much more grain, sugar, to-
bacco, cloth and iron than a like sum
did last March, that more limited
currency is required, and money accu-
mulatcs on the hands of capitalists
and bankers. But let any man under
take to obtain loan on very long pa
per or Oh securities of doubtful sol
vency or convertibility, and he finds
money nearly as hard to get now as
ever for those who have it mean to
keep it until they can put it where it
will be sure to come back again just
when they want it. There never was
a less favorable time to borrow or
buy on doubtful paper than the pres
ent and country merchants who
have hitherto failed to pay promptly
will find harder work to renew their
stock this season than ever before
Whoever aspires to get into bust
ness" on the strength of other mems
capital, will find success amazingly
difficult in 1858.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-04-15

In fine, clear, bracing morning, a
plunge in the pure air is better than
all the bubbles of Brunncn, indeed; but
let the eastern curve of the sky be
first inlaid with mothcr-of-pearl, and
forest tops just ready to be kindled in
an offering unto Day, then so, and the
blessing of the young light go with
thee But not from a sense Of duty,
as some people profess to eat plum
pudding, but because there is a luxury
abroad, beyond the drowsy couch and
the curtained room, when the flowers
are waking, and the birds are singing,
and the stars have returned to Heaven
again because there is q glory in
Mornings great baptism of purple and
gold, and inspiration in Times bright
man-at-arms, as he climbs with noise
less football to the top of Heaven.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-04-15
Legal Notice.
STATE or IOWA, FLOYD co

STATE OF IOWA, FLOYD co.
George \. Prince & Co, In District Court,
vs.. June Term,
Robert Hcrvey \. ID. 1853.
10 ROBERT HERvEY. Sir:-You are hereby
notified that there is now on file in the Office
of the Clerk Of the District Court in Floyd
County, Iowa, II petition of George A, Prince
X Co., claiming OF you the sum OF sixteen hun
dred aud nine dollars and thirty six cents, as
money due them from you, for money had
and received by you, to and for the use of said
plaintiffs, with interest thereon ut seven per
cent. from the nineteenth day of December,
1856, and also claiming Of you the sum OF
sixteen hundred and nine dollars and thirty.
six cents. with interest ON the same, from De
cember l9th, 1886, as money collected by you
for the said plaintiffs, and that unless YOU ap-
pear and answer thereto ON OF before the morn
ing OF the second day of the next term OF said
District Court, tD be held on the seventh day
of June, 1858, at st. Charles City in said
county, your default will be entered and
judgment will he rendered against YOU there
on. GEORGE A. PRINCE & co.
BY WlLlsE FAigglELn, their Att Us.
A return Of ''not found" having been
made in tho above cause, at the request of the
plain,ifis il is ordered that this notice be pub.
lished IN the st. Charles City Republican In.
tclligcncer. W. +. GAYLORD,
Clerk District Court
! .3sl by J, u, Parsons, Deputy.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-04-15

The largest congregation ever as
sembled within walls in America for
Protestant religious service, gathered
last evening in the Academy Of Music,
to listen to a sermon to fircmcn by the
Rev. w. p Corbit, pastor of the Meth
odist Mariners Church in Cherry St.
N. Y. Nearly half the tiremen Of the
city were present. The stage was oc-
cupicd by distinguished men. Thou
sands were turned away from the
doors unable to force an entrance.
The New York Times says of the de-
monstration at the Academy :
This undoubtedly was the greatest
feature of the present revival and
will be chronicled by the future histo-
rians of the great awakening" The
celebrity of the orator-thc present
state Of the religious community
and the magnificent structure i'll which
the speaker held forth, taken in con-
nection with the theme upon which he
was expected TO treat, all contributed
10 bring together the largest con
course Of citizens that was ever as
sembled in the Academy.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-04-15

To TIE Editors Of the InteiLigeaccr =
Allow me to call the attention of
farmers and owners Of building lots,
to the Importance of setting out va
riety Of fruit trees this spring. One
of the greatest wants Of the people of
this section, in regard to health and
comfort, is a better supply of fruits.
Dried fruits are expensive, and when
obtainable, afford but an imperfect
substitute for the same in IA green
state. Fresh fruits. also, are cXpen-
sive and difficult to obtain at any time.
and at present many families are un-
der the necessity Of doing without
any except native varieties. Some of
these are deserving of more extensive
cultivation.
1t is vain to urge that fruit cannot
be successfully cultivated in this
County. Apple, pear, cherry, plum
and even peach trees, Of several years
growth, and upon open prairie III pla
ces, are thrifty and promise well. OF
course, it will be wise to select only
the most hardy varitics If trees are
in suitable condition, and properly
transplanted, numerous varieties will
come into bearing in from two to five
years if the land is kept in a suitable
8 condition. Crops of grain and grass
are bad for the success Of young trees,
but with crops of corn, potatoes, &c,
they will thrive much better than if
uncultivated.
| perceive that Geo. f. Dunbar of
st. Charles City, and L. Whitney Of
Rockford, and some others, are pre-
pared to supply a large number and
variety of fruit and ornamental trees
Remember that one years growth of
tree is an important step towards pro
ducing home supply of wholesome
fruit. 5.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-04-15
Legal Notice.

STATE OF IOWA FLOYD COUNTY, IS.
Bucl, Hill & Granger In the District Court
VS.. OF FLOYD County
Sidney $. Smith. Iowa.
To Sidney Smith
Sir You are hereby notified that on the
Eighth day of June, \. ID. 1857, there was filed
in the office of the Clerk of the District Court
in Floyd County, Iowa, IA petition of Buel
Hill X Granger, claiming of YOU the sum OF
Eight Hundred and Sevanty Six dollars and
Seventeen cents, with interest at the rate OF
ten per cent. per annum from the twenty third
day of June, \. ID. 1886, on four hundred and
twenty nine dollars and twenty one cents,
thereof, and interest at the ate of six pei
cent on one hundred dollars and fifty nine
cents thereof, from the 18th. day of October.
A. ID. 1856 and interest at the rate of six per
cent per annum on thirty three dollars and
thirty five cents, from the twenty fourth day
Of October, A. ID. 1856 and with interest at
the rate of six per cent per annum on three
hundred and five dollars and eighty seven
cents, the remainder thereof from the seventh
day of February, A. ID. 1857 ; as money due
on four promssory notes executed by you Il
said Buel, Hill X Granger the first thereof
bearing date the twenty seventh day OF March,
A. ID. 1897, for the sum OF five hundred and
twenty four dollars and cightv-two cents 4 the
second thereof hearing date the thirteenth day
Of June, \. II. 1906, for the sum OF one hun
dred and seven dollars and fifty nine cents
and the third thereof bearing date the TWEEN.
ty fourth day Of June. \. d. 1856, for the
sum Of thirty-threc dollars and thirty five
cents and the fourth thereof bearing date the
fourth day of October, A. u. 1886, for the sum
Of three hundred and five dollars and eighty
seven cents which said petition is under oath,
and asks that a writ of attachment issue against
your property not exempt from execution
The said petition was filed for the October
term Of said Court, A. u. 1857. and the origi,
nal notice having been returned by the Sheriff
. not found " said court at the said term con.
tinucd said cause to the next term thereof, and
ordered that four weeks notice of the penden,
cy OF the said petition he published in the 81.
Charles City Republican lntelligcncer.
Now therefore unless you appear and answer
to said petition on or before the morning 81
the second day of the next term of the said
District Court, Judgment will be rendered
against you thereon.
W. 7. GAYLORD,
Clerk of Dist. Court of Floyd Co. Iowa
G. G, 4 II. q. RElNiGER.
Attorney for Plaintiffs. 2:2iw4
ST Charles CITY Anil 6 1858
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-04-15
STATE OF IOWA, FLOYD COUNTY, SIS.
Levi Eshbach

,f,,, -
SLATE or io"a' FLOYD 'ouNlA' 80
Levi EHhpach'
vs. In The biStrict
2"eop ", Hhocinahef, ana Count OF lloyd
n"Nl" il'Se' 0tit"oi una 90. Iowa.
Commissioner o' il'ya 20
iO"'' , . 20,
/" 3s'o y, " ',n1elliaher
Oil iUu are hereby Hot'iiSu tn"t thelt Is
~" "ii nl' III INC "iiiSe VI inc 'i''h Oh the
rIuI' ia roy" county IOWA, Petiuoll
o., :, VI f"u 'iie sum ,I
H!A ilUh'reu anu til'tS TWO "oIlafs anu lot'\
,''lle Genus "nn interest thereon 1T tue rae OF
zen per CENT. PEI "ihuih from me Hiat Gay "i