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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-10

here In charming little Tslen,iali
sed to the editor of the Portsmouth Cd
l saw you one day. oh, Editor dear!
In your cozy office chair.
With your indolens pen behind yorr ,srt
ut usually seemed 10 be thereD
1or used the scissors, You used the pasli
And tho Daily Chronicle grew;
And once in while, in desperate haste.
You seized the pen, and, in excellent =
Invented an item new!
A murder and burglary here and these.
A stea mboat CT railroad accident rare
"A pleasant fiction of stocks
An account of a temperance meeting
Or great revelation" to make peoI
From the knowingest spirit that 81
And you put up your feet on the IS
And pronounced to- days ChTonics
An exceedingly graphic sheet.
But you looked round tbs sanetuD' .
low sign.
And mournfully wished some oeh
nigh
But o1Ir eyes chanced not 20 Esss
Surely, the pleasantcst thing in tbs
Were to be an agreeable editors 'swiie'
And up IN tho sanctum TO stay
And sit among papers up to one's
In dear little chair, with some ds'l
And help him TO edit sll day
TO turn the machine for the poems
Dr. help disintangls refractory rhyn'
From lines that poets might senu-
No cooking TO do, for we'd live on
And il e'er thst sweet nutTinen'
taste,
WIZ, rs'd g. and take tea VILE
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-10

,n5 ae @ ueS'i says our Office is very pleasant.
anu warm. slnee VIC got new stoyo
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-10

~ For Local nere see third page.
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arfe7' Miscellaneous.
DUFFS
H1ROANTILH COLLEGE,
PITTsBURG. Pa.

ESTABLISHED IN 1s4o,
INCORPORATED by the Lssislstars sfPsnn-
j sylvania.
BOARD Or 1Rus1BHH
His Excsllency the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN,
President sf the United States.
Hon. JUDcB WILKINS, Hon. CRARLss NAYLol,
Hon. JUDaH HARP1oN, Gen. J. K. MsoRHnAD
Hon. JuDas LowRrB.
P. DUFF, (author Of DuR's Besk-kespilg,)
President, with superintendent ana ave assis-
tant teachers Of Book keeping, and ssven sthsr
teachers and lecturers.
: J.. DUNCAN, one Of the best penmen in
the country, (author Of the gems Of business
and ornamental pennanship,) Professor Of
Psnmanship.
Daf's system Of Bookkeeping is sanctioned
by the American Institute and Chamber Of
Commerce Of New York, and many of the lead
ing business men Of the east and west, as the
most comprehensive and practical systea Of
accounts now in use, and after iron ten to A.
teen years practical application ofits principles
to business, over four handred students have
attested it's superiority, (circular 19.) All the
arrangements for teaching being perfected by
near 20 years experience of the principal, Stu
dents graduate in about half the time required
in other colleges, saving SIS or $2Oi beard.
Upwards of 1000 students have entered the
institution since founded. To obtain full par
ticulars Of the collegiatetrainins for business
and the character Of the institution, send for
its pamphlet circular of 5Oipages, with samples
of Mr.. Duncan's writing which are mailed free.
DUFF's BooK-KEEpINa, Harpers new enlarged
edition, $3.50, postage 26c. DUFF's STEAM
BOAT BooK-kEEPINa, 81 90, postage SC. Dun
CANS BUSINESS AND ORNAMENTAL PENMANsHIr
crown quarto, $500, mailed post paid. This
splended work and Duff's Bookkeeping, have
recently been awarded FIFTEEN FIRST PRE-
MUM SILVER MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS
attesting the fact that their the best treaties
upon these subjects now in use.
An elegantly bound copy of Duncans Pen
manship is presented to every student who
hereafter graduates in the instution.
DUNcAN's Cory Books, complete in six mum
bers, "a quarto pages each, ON fine DENY paper
with the authors directions for teaching, ths
nest thorough system for school instrutis1
published, 12ac Per number, postage 1yc., with
libsral discount to the trade, mailed on appli
cation to the publishers, w. g. JOHNSON 4 Co.
Pittsburg.
q Csll and see Mr.. Duncan perform will
the pen.
| Jan. 40 1858.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Panesast, Hsxdley & Co.. Plainti1s.

King Hainss. Defendant.

King Haines, Defendant.
RRFOlE Michael Be.ghner, +. p, of Adams
- township, Monroe county, Ohio, on the lsth
day Of January, 1858; said Justice issued an
order Of attachment in the above ease, for the
sum Of ten dollars and ninety three and three
foerth cents, against said defendant King
Haines, who IL nonresident Of said county.
The Plaintiff will testify on the trial of this
case. PANCOAsT, HEADLEY & CO.
Jan. II, 1858.
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Times for holding Courts in the
Eighth judicial District.

WHEREAS, on the 18th day Of Septem-
w Der, A. D. 1856, the Judges of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of the 9Th Judicial District
Of the State Of Ohio, by their order sf that
date, in due form Of law, fixed permanently
the times for holding the Courts Of Common
Pleas and District Court in each and all the
Counties IN the said District, and
WHEREAS, the subscribers, the Judges Of said
District, are of opinion that the following
changes and alterations in the times of hold
ing said Court Of Common Pleas and District
Court are required by the public interest and
convenience, it is therefore by the subscribers,
the Judges of said District, in pursuance Of
the power vested in us by law, hereby ordered
that the times of holding the Courts of Com
mon Pleas and District Court within the said
District in the several counties thereof be per-
manently fixed as fellows:
The Terms of tho Court of Common Pleas,
shall hereafter commences and be holden, an
nlally, in the
FIRST SUBDIVISION
In the County of Muskingum, on the I'd day
Of February, the 18th day of June and the Ind
day Of November;
In the County of Morgan, on the and day
Of March, the 25th day of May and the Oath
day Of August;
In the County Of Noble, on the 18th day Of
Ssntemb bAr and n II. s ''''s- = I :
sECONn sTyR-DrvIsIoN
County D ~ Gnapnssv Svls,uM an n. ash d.v
of lamar tLs 2aa dsv of Inn. and N. 2rd
S.v :, n r1a o' 'an' ana 'n' 1ha
In IN. csnptv ~ Mo,roe an tb. 1stb dav
Of Febrnarv tb. sth d.v Of Julv and the i 9Th
dav of Navsnhor. =
I, ths conntv of R.,un, an N. 4na d.v
- M.,ch th. os,h A. - NJ, .rd A.. aA,h
a. ., masn .ne 1osa aay % may aha 'ne A7'n
THiPn sIIR-nIv1s1oN
7, th. corrt. of fafa-sor An th. 2rd d.x
.f F.h-.sry ~. asth A. ~ Ma ana n.
s4,h asv :; An.u.t. -.
In ~. c.nrts of H,r,;,on AN tb., 2na d.v
:, Msrch the stb d.y nf jnIv and the 18th
AZ "a IN, Msusn'har. snn - '' aA0 'A' '-e'-
4, a. Cnn..w .e r,so.. N. ,e,h
s.n of IN March % ihs a5nS dsv Of 81 Inn. and ~, tss
anS dav ~ sf N.,.mbsr '1 '
a.d LAY ~. T.,,s. 80 ~. n;.,,;o. Gam. .h.,,
"a III Ia - ..s,i,r % har..f..- :,
~. 1890, c.nn,iss n .a;d Jyd;.ial n;str;ot
=. follows:
In tn. countv AZ Jeeorsen en the 3Oth dav
sf March.
/. the County Of Belmsnt. ON the 18th day
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Peter Dorr, Plaintiff, Before VIM. Ho-
against baugh. J. P. Of Nal
Wn. Johnney, Defendant. agatswnship, p, Mon
rec County. Ohio. On the 17th day Of De-
cemtsr, 1857, said Justice issued an order of
attachment in the above action for the sum of
seven dollars and sighty-one cents, which viii,
be for hearing on the 18th day of February
1858. PETER DORR.
Jan. 6, 1853.
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Farm. for Sale.

TlNE undsrsigned sfsrs fer sale, 1t very rsa-
ssnable rate, his farm, lying in Washingtsn
tcwnship, Monroe County, Ohis, within half .
mile 81 Isinard's grist and saw mills, on the
Little Nuskingun, and seven miles from the
Ohis river At AatansFas, containing 10 acres,
Well Timbered and Watsred,
with about fifty acres cleared and wsl i'm.
proved.
A YOUNG ORCHARD
Of sixty spsls trsss, tive semfsrtabls cabins,
: good stable and log barn and tive tsbsssa
houses.
Psrsons wishing further infsrmation ear
inquire Of the undsrsignsa On the premises.
1s~sA lstNne.e
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Darlington Lodge. No. 263,
OF +. 4 4. MAsoHs, meets tho Monday sn Or
preceding the full moon in each Menth.
"a WIN. +. BOOTH, ". N.
!oHE NsssFRLY, S. W. J. D. O'CssHoR, secty.
yAafls WAIToH, ]. w. J. z. SxIrn, Treas
psrss WADr, 9. D. sAnl. SANFORD, Tyler
SAHL. FuIaos, J. D. ;
4 1A1. ~, lsSe, ~ M
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'' THR zEpHYRs soLILoQUY.

r =
I Git in the days OF the joyous spring,
Through fslds and forests, and freight my wing:
With the spice Of ths BUDS, which haste to hear
Where know that yuan will inhale the air;
And while hover Ger beau,y's lip,
part hsr iooks withsmy pinion's zip,
Or briekken her cheeks with my fond caress,
And bres&h ia The folds t:lsr lightsoine dress.
love q sportvith the ailken curl
on tbs lilty neck Of the laughing girl;
70 dry the tear of:tIle Weeping boy.
Who's bsetking his heart for . broken toy.
AFiovs. " en- the WARRIOR mails his breast,
To toss tl,e ,iaesd of his snow white, ,crest;
To take the ALLEN that he turns to leave,
And the sigh that his lady retires to heave
When the ;snltry sun, Of q summer g day,
Each sparkling dew-drop has dried away, =
And the flowers are loft to thirst to DEATH,
Tloye to come and afford them breath, ~.
And, under each languid, dropping thing, rs
To place my balmy and cooling wing. av hEa
When the bright fresh hours have just gone by,
And the rainbow stands in the evening sky,
Oil then is the msrriest time for me- s-sil
And aud my race have ajubileel s'
Ws,fy to the gardens, and shake the drops
Prom the bending beughs and the Howret's tops;
And fevsl unseen in the calm starlight, ssa-@s
Or dance ON the moonbsams the live-long night
These, oh these, are my hours Of gladnessl
But Lhsve my days, and nights of sadness.
.,Lsssz a. 4 T4trfs Sa - * sfs z
When + go to the check where Il kissed the rose
And It's turning.as white as the mountain SHOWS
While, ,thsreye Of Beauty must soon be hid -
Forever beneath its sinking lid,
ohtldgivemy whole self but to spare that gasp
And save hsr,a moment from deaths cold grasp
Ard yhen she is borne to reposs alone
Meath the fresh cut sod, and the ohurch-yard
stnnesr.f raT& s59Esse5sss ~ TAFe -tt
I keap aloss by her, and do my best ass
To lift the darkpall from tho slseper's breast;
And linger behind with the beautiful clay,
Whans fEiends and Kindred have passed awayl
hasten. away over mountain and flood,
And md Pm alonein a-Aeid Of blood
The soldisr Is there, buthe breathes no mare;
Ard there is the flower, but It's stained viii
fcrs;
Tduttef and stiys in vain to place =.
Ths snd of his scarf on his marble face;
A11d hnd not even sigh, to take ssiss
- hsr,, whose heart is soon to break, a
IN . ths flowers loved 80. much.
TASy are psls, and drop at my lightest touch,
~ alfth 4 n ruins, ~ turn to the sky;
It ftownas and what oan ! do but dis3
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Nary Jones' Estate.

On the 11th day Of January, 1858, the sub
scriber was appointed BY the Probate Court Of
Monroe County, Ohio, and qualified - Admin
istratsr of the estate Of Mary Jones, late of
said county, dsssassd, !,
/ JaH. - a6xe D0oRH No.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-02-24

WAHr 10 Know. III q mans boot
creaks hasa't be got music in his sole =
Address shis sf6ce immediately. y.-Psain-
dsalssss.xszss DR. g eses-.i 9so's z g slsoE
Hshss, certainly; the foundation Of mt-
sic. sub base, ina his soul; bnt the counter
and ripper notes are no. Mari But what
in ths shandsr do yonsswantto lknow'' fort
Arsiyou going 70 give concerts afoots--:
Z0issjo Commercial. ~oels' -, !. IS.
~rWbs is she greatest liari he who
talks the noss Of himself. Thore's 4 cap
for whon y f.s! M
.ssfnea = gsGzst % 'tvgk ~ ~
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William Myers, jr's. Estate.
On the 11th day of January, 1858, the sub
scriber was appointed by the Probate Court
of Monroe County, Ohio, and qualified as Ad-
ministrator of the estate of William Myers jr.,
late Of said county, deceased.
Jan. 20, 1858. WILLIAM MYERS.
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Sunfish Machine
Shop.
ITTTCN pronr;nt.,

THE undersigned has purchased the whole sf
the Sunfish Machine shop, and Blacksmith
shop herstofsrs managed BY Kisrnan and Me-
Bride. s-s..
Z He Is prsparsa 70 do any and all kinds d
pxises.
This establishment has reputation eqsal.
led BY uons other in the county.
. iHWA. LITTRG.
:. stt. ~, 1857. s
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MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
AND
Phoenix Bitters.

THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE
L the public, for the cure Of ScrOfula, III
GERS, Scurvy, or EruptiOns Of the Skin
Fever and AgNe, Dyspepsia, Dr0psy,
and in fact most all diseases sson yield to their
curative properties.
II has been computed that during the last
twenty-five years upwards of Four MIL
liens Of persons have been benefited by the
use of these medicines; fact which speaks
velumes in favsr Of their curative properties
. single trial will place them beyond the reach
Of competition in the estimate of every patient.
By their use the BLOOD Is RESTORED TO A
HRALTHY STATK and freed from az impur-
itiss. The system is net reduced during their
operation, but inyigorated, ana they require
Ne restraint from bnsiness or pleasure. ase.
The afflicted Asse in thess msdiciaes . remeds
taAt win def them az thst aedscins ess pes.
PREPARED ny u ..s,
#a ~. b. NOFFAT. n Ds, SIS
a Proprietor, New Ysrk.
81 ,AND FOR SALE BY p
JNe. =. KnKsRIp1, Weods6sld, Ohio.
Oct. n. lst7.--ly go q
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= The proprietor Of tho above named Hsuse,
begs leave to inform tho public that he has
Just opened up said house for the accomms-
datisn Of travellers and boarders. Every
attention win be paid to those who favor him
with = call, to make them comfortable and
their stay pleasant. He is well provided with
Stabling, and the utmost attention will be Civ
en- to that department. Charges reasonable.
Dent forget to call at the Willsw Grove.
ag5 saE JACOB FISHER.
Iarssvills, March Is, 'S7. pa.
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Attaohms4t Notiee. !
George ". Dprkss. PlaintiA

IS Attachmelt, ITetiee.
George ". Dprkss. Plainst s4
/ 40 ak9x1st - - &
s King MAinss, Dsfsndsat :,
QEFOKE hioAasI H6eghier, ! Jus,iee d a..
~ Peace 3f Adsms tevlship. Mopros sqcntyA -
|Ohis. On the al dsx 81 JanuAyy, 4lka, iaI4 $
Justice issgsd "a osdss 81 attachnspt ID ~.
shovs Ssss, for the sss d txsnSy SIX dol 49,
and seventy-six csnts, against said ds1shdfn(
King Haiies, who il ~ ion!ssstdssf 4 sHS,
sounty, which. i set for hsasing sn NJ 1ztA
day ef Narch. 1853, y 10 o'clock, \. M as'sss
Feb. 10, 1858. G10. ". DU1K se
s.s Isaac Anderson's Estate, {
NTOTlCKi is hereby given that tAs sabsssfber6
IN have bsen appointed and qualiaed = Az
ministrators of the estate Of IsasC AhdStS61
late of saidseunty dscsassd. ~ h'ls g s1s's i.
JOHN pAKANu : sss.Is
4 assas Y, HK1QIrA -
NM sssc-s~.N
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-05-13
Communication.
For the st. Charles City Intelgcncer
Letter from Hon. James ThOringtOn.
DAVENPORT, April 9th 1858.

DAVENPORT, April 9th 1858.
MEssRs. HII.nRETH l. CARVER:
Gentlemen, You were kind enough
to send me a copy of your paper of the
18th ult., containing most remarkable
letter from person signing himself,
Il. +. Mack" dated at Washington,
March Goth, 1858, with your very just
criticisms upon some of the subjects
therein treated Your object in send
ing me this copy, infer to be, that
a reply might be made by me, if SO dis
posed. With this impression, here
with furnish you an answer to the
most important passages of Mr.. Mack's
correspondence, and a brief reply to
your editorial in reference to myself,
which please publish.
My conduct as public man, Or
otherrise, at all proper times and oc-
casions is open to inspcction--tM
former at all times. | have no disguises
as politician when my conduct
ceases to bear inspection by friend or
foe, then l will withdraw from all asso-
citation, either with parties or gentle
men. have no confidence or faith
in gentlemen who are politically dis
honest and, of course, expect to be
weighed by my own standard. 1t
lily becomes Mr.. Mack to throw stones,
when he knows he is eating idle bread,
paid for by the friends of the Nc
Gregor Railroad. This cry of "stop
thief may yet sound unmusically ON
his own cars before he is aware of it,
even before close this communication
The delegation from Iowa, in Con-
gress, from the time any grant had
ever been made to any State for Rail
road purposes, from Brigadicr General
Dodge, Brigadier General Jones, Bern
hart Hem, VIM. Thompson, Shepherd
Letter, s. G. Hastings, Lincoln Clark,
]. Z. Cook, down to your humble SER
want, James Thorington, were con-
stant in their cndeavors to do some
thing in the same way for Iowa. We
read in the papers of the day, heard it
in private circles on the streets, in the
field and on the stump when one
Congress adjourned, we were told the
next Congress would surely do it, and
how near the Generals came of doing
something. When l was boy, l
learned in all my boyish games that
mighty near" never counted in my
manhood and age, | have not unlearn-
ed that boyish lesson. that mighty
near,' did nothing for us.
No opposition party was in these
gentlemen's and Generals way. The
Administration at Washington was
Democratic. The officers in all the De.
partments were Democratic. Tie dele.
cation were Democratic. The Senate
was Democratic. The House OF Repre-
entatives was Democratic The Iowa
Legislature was Democratic. Iowa
was Democratic, and styled by General
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-05-13
Legal Notice.

4 LBERT L. COLLINS Plaintiff, Crawford Robb and
"A Benz b. Richards and all Interested ia Sc Of NV
oi ~ township 81 north oi range 10 west of 5th
principal meridian, defendants. IN the District Court Of
Floyd County, Iowa, In Equity.
10 above named defendants -
You are hereby notified that this action com
menced against you, by said plaintiff by delivering
original notice therein 10 the sheriff of said county
turnabic at the June Term 1857 oI said COURT who
turned thereon, not found and that petition filed
in said action in the Office Of the clerk OF sai court May
2sth 1857 claiming Of the foreclosure Of the equity Of
re ienption a. and the til "a fec simple in and TO the
above described real estate and that at tn. term aforesaid
the said action continued 10 the October term, 1857
Of said COURT and order then and there made for
service you by giving notce OF the commencement oi
this action four weeks succcively In the 81 Charles Re
publican ncligencer the only newspaper printed in said
county and that at said October term, 1851 said action
continued for service Of said original notice " the
June term, 1855, Of said Court.
Now, in pursuance ii such order unless you ap-
pear and make answer TO said petition before the
morning Of the sth day Of June, 1858, judgment and
decree will be rendered and entered against thereon
prayed for in said petition. W. p. GAYLORD, Clerk.
s B STARR PIT Is Attorney. 21wi
April 10, 1858.
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Legal Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, FLOYD co SIS.
In.l pnri. l.


Joel Parish,
vs.. In District Court
Charles +. Bigclow of said County.
& Joseph Pcrkinson.
To Charles T.. Bgelow and Joseph Pcrkinson
Sirs You are hereby notified that there is
now on file in the office of the Clerk OF the
District Court, in Floyd County, Iowa, a peti-
ton of Joel Parish, claiming Of the said
Charles T. Bigelow the sum Of one hundred
and twenty dollars. with interest thereon
from the twenty eighth day Of March, A. D.
1893, rs money due on u promissory note cx-
ccutcd 10y the said Charles +. Bigelow to said
Joel Parish bearing date September 18th, A. ID.
1857. and payable six months after the date
thereof; and also claiming of you the foreclo-
sure OF certain mortgage executed by the
said Charles T.. Bigclow to said Joel Parish, to
secure said promssory note. And the origi-
nal notice having been returned by the Sheriff
mot found. " the County Judge upon appli-
cation therefor ordered that four weeks notice
of the pendency Of said petitionbc published in
the st. Charles City Republican Intelligcnccr.
Now therefore unless You appear and answer
to said petition on or before the morning of
the second day Of the next term of the said
District Court, judgment will be rendered
against you thereon.
23w4 q. q. 4 r. q. REINIGER
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
st. Charles City, May 4th, 1858.
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THEODORE MIX,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER.

ST. CHARLES, IOWA.
Designs. Plans, Estimates and Specifications
furnished for Public Buildings, Stores. Town
and Country Villas, Cottages. &c Detail draw
ings or supcrintcndcnce given when required
on reasonable terms.
Mr.. Mix is architect of the Court House, Ma
sonic Hall and other buildings in ST. Charles
With his experience he is confident of giving
satisfaction to all who employ him. Jobbing
done at short notice at his workshop.
st. Charles, Sept. !. 1867 5lwtf
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&'usincss lircttorp.
TERMS OF -uGsCRIprTON

iM-u",s Card- al tive lines les. will lee inserted in
this column for $500 per urirm To- rnr! additional
hur, oyer live. uur dollar "" TO- hnrrI
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Legal Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, FLOYD COUNTY ~.
Sanford Harwuod,

STATE OF IONA, FLOYD COUNTY ~.
Sanford Harwocd,
Orrn L. Taft, In District Court,
susan \. Ttft, June Term, ls5S.
Ri,Iard NJ. Waller and
jeremiah Eaton.
To Orrin J.. Taft, susan \. TAFT Richard NJ Waller and
jeremiah Eaton
You hereby notified that there Is 6c in the
"cc o the Clerk of the District Court IN Floyd County
iowa p,ttun of sanford iltrw"od claiming the said
Orrl L. TAFT the nf hundred and dollars and
thirty cents (s203 U) with Interest thereon from the
tenth day of January 1883 money due him prom
iSsuTy executed by said Orrn L. TAFT aud delivered
the said SANFORD arwooi dated January 10TH 1856, and
due January 10Th 1855, for the o hundred and
min. dollars and thirty cents, and also claiming OF the
said Orrin L. TAFT and Susan A. TAFT the foreclosure OF
Mortgage executed by them, secure the payment Of
the said note the south west quarter OF the north west
quarter o section eighteen township ninety four north
range ccn west, in Floyd County Iowa and that unless
yun appear and thereto before the morning
ii the second day Of the term OF sah district
said 'rm Ia commence the 9Th day of June 1855
Judgment will be rendered said petition, and the said
morgag. will be- torcciosed and the said property will
be sold To pay said debt with costs.
SANFORD HARDWOOD, Plaintiff.
BY WIIrsE & FAIInID, his Attorneys. 2sWi
81 Charles city, April 18th, 1855.