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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-12-16

REV. I'D. GTBsos.-1'his gentlenaf
who, duringtbe year, lias 50 ably and
faithfully filed the position Of Rector Of
the Episcopal church In this place, preach
ed his farewell sermon last Sunday. He
goes to Columbus, and carries with him
the warmest wishes Of hosts OF friends.
II is with regret indeed We part with DR..
Gibson. His sojourn here has been fruit
full Of good results, and We can safely say
the people Of Okolona have known, only
to love and venerate him. Rev. Robt.
Clnte, we understand, Ii called to this
Parish.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-12-16


H There is no necessity of nomina-
ting either Stephen A. Douglas or John
Slidell for the Presidency. They have
both given offense to their party.
e stf Is s Aralaache.
Oh my ! Is that the reason why the
Avalanche is unwilling for either of these
ginger toed democrats to be nominated
Party is powerful tbing--to offend It, is
death. Now, we will know how to take
things hereafter, whenever the democ-
racy let slip at any member of the party !;
accuse him of apostacy, treason, &c,
we'll think to ourself--well, this poor fell
low has not proved traitorous to the
South, as is so loudly proclaimed. but
has given offense to the party r
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-12-16

ATTENTION YDt w Mgxl-We learn.
cd someihing--ibat i, overheard ia
few evenings since. I'is'nt worth while
to be prefacing SO much, though, and
we'll give the gist Of the matter at once.
Well, there was q young man telling a
lady how he did love her-sometbing 10
this wise: when the bright Sun shapes
his dinnnal path through q meridian hear-
en-, ] think Of thee, and my soul orer-
flows with love- When darkness eoyers
Ger The earth, and the sable pail Of night
wraps
a ioung lady interrupted, "WelI. if
yon do think of me then, you've got no
business telling It I" We left.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-12-16
lie PRAIRIE NEW. :
n. y. rI>n kD~Ox. Epr-s rDTroa.
LII, "A hsa - II
GU,.JNA. MISS:
THl RSDAY, DECEMBER le. 1858. 4

10 DEi1yarENTs .-aJ2r patrons VIII
bear us wiiHs*s thai We haze been very
sparing 81 dr-s during this year. AZ !
consequence, considerable au.ouns has
accumulated On our books, which mas be
settled As soon As ycu read llsis noiiee,
get the money, and bring on send IT.
Don't neglect It'll We are too busy to
run around after all of you.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-12-16

tSV The paths of glory lead but to
the grave. "
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-12-16

ANATHEMA.-No class of persons can
pour forth snch bitter, burning curses as
offended editors. As proof Of this, read
the following from the Canton Ciiizen.-
1t refers to the printers law about which
so much has been said:
Those who voted against The repeal of
the obnoxious law, deserve the universal
execration of the entire press gang and
we can do no less than express the pioas
wish, that each enc of them may hearaf.
ter receive only half pay for their work,
II they ever do any, and may only get
halt price for what they produce, if they
ever produce anything of any vaIue--of
Wiiici we have very serious doubts
May they be compelled to eat their por-
ridge without salt, drink their coffee
without sugar for their whiskey without
water) Iather with brown soap and shave
with dull razor, and find ..Jordan
hard road to travel" generally.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-12-16

RrA destructive fire occurred d ny
rnends Miss, on the sth inst. Loss $780,
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-12-16
Mobile Price Curren,.

eoKREcfED WEEKLY FROM TIIr uop,,.
Tia gassstspn. r1scA sssior are st,,n \. \, MI
at @hfe4 F1aNisr's 0rdvs eaa b III essrreat ]
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-12-16

The Albany kaickeyJocLfr notices The
relgrn tothat city Of Nelson Lee, who
was tsken prisoner by the GcfRancbe In
dams, ia1sJs. near EagIePass, while 90
liis was from Texas TO California. He
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-12-16

Dee. is, 70
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12

REFINED ENJOYMENT OF THE SENsEs-I2e
Poetry of the 7oilet.-The sense which takes
cognizance of the volatile and invisible essences
which We call DOORS. although not so absolute
IL necessary for utilitarinn purposes, US the
senses of sight, hearing, taste and touch, is nov
ertheleys q valuable endowment, and productive
sc = large amount of refined enjoyment. 1t not
only warns Us of the presence of deletorious
properties in tho atmosphere, but enables US to
distinguish and appreciate rare and exquisit ele-
.mentsof delight IN that subtitle medium, which
would otherwise be lost to us. To the deaf the
birds have no song and vegetation withoutfra-
1rarce would Jack q charm as necessary to its
perfection as are their vocal powers tothe feath-
cred choristers of the woods. The brightest
plumes do not atone for the absence of song ln'
the Bird of Paradise, nor would acomolnation
of oil tho tints oil the rainbow compensate us
for tie loss of fragrancs in the, rose. A blind
poet has beautifully descriued the perfume OF
bowers as s.horal music - and the sense OF smell
being less liable to arrangement or oStueratlon
than that of hearing, this ''f1oral music is a
poetic luxury which almost all of US enjoy
FROM the earliest ages perfumes have been held
in high esteem. The Egyptians embalmed their
dead with fragrant spices, the lsraelites min
gIed them with their sacrifices, the Romans used
them in their lavatories and at their banquets,
and in our own day frankincense Is used as an
emblem OF praise and thanksgiving in all Ro-
man Catholic temples. The gentier sex, from
she delicacys OF their organization and poetic
temperament, derive a more exquisite pleasure
than men from agreeable odors. 1t would seem,
too, as II Eve had carried with her from para
disc the memory of its fragrant atmosphere and
rrapsmiLted a taste for horal perfumes to all
her daughters: Art, especially of late years,
hna done much to minister to this taste. Ma
tnre, in her more favored regions, covers her
Hslds with aromatic vegetation: and hangs liv-
ing censers on the forest boughs. But decay
steals their sweetness, aud we are indebted to
sTt for their perpetuation. The mailed warn
ora of Old Spain were eutranced by the lnxuri-
GUS aroma exhaled from tho blooming wilder
ness Of Florida, but could only bear away witt
them the recollections of its sweetness--they
had no means of preserving it. 1t required tbs
aid OF modern chemistry to fix and concentrate
abe impalpa6le essence and render it eternal.-
This it would seem has been accomplished il
the celebrated FLoRiDA WATER, introduced II
South America by Murray d Lanman, of New
York, some twenty years ago, and which is nov
becoming Q standard luxury of the toilet in tn
United States. The Farina Cologne was tn
frat grand triumph Of chemistry in this depart
rnant, and Murray - Lanman's Florida Waite
10 tha second, and perhaps the greatest. 1t
oertsiniy 8 delightful acquisition to the pcetr!
Of shttoilet.-Rgoo1S psariO Dc is Ksrt"o'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12
SuERIFF SALE.
Vim, N. Warren, Adnr. r virtue Of an n;

Vim. M w es. admir- B e sis:sa a5 9 tn
Geo. w. Coats, ct al. me directed
from the Court of Common Pleas of Delaware
county. Ohio, l shall offer at public sale, at tie
doorof the court house in Delaware,
On Monday the 5th day of April, 1883,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. IA. and o.
clock o. N. of said day, the following described
real estate, to wit: That certain tract or parcel
OF land situate in Thompson township, Deia-
ware county, in the State of Ohio, on the west
side of the Seioto river, beginning at an ash
and sugar tree and iron wood, the norm east
corner Of John Hoskins' b1ek lot in the west
line of lot No. Is of a survey made by Joel
Wright tor Baum 81 Perry; thence south So de-
grccs west one hundred and hfty-nine rods with
said IIoskins' Forth line TO his northwest cor
ner, dog wood, iron wood and beech tre.s;
thence north 81 degrees west with the west line
of lot No. 50 of the aforesaid survey made by
Joel Wright eighty-siN rods to the corner, harr
oak, red oak and swamp ash; thence north SIS
degrees east one hundred and eIghry-e eight rods
to corner, two ash and iron wood, IN the west
line of lot No. Is; theuee south 4 degrees east
with the west line of lot No 10 90 the place OF
neutrality-suspicious. one hundred and one a
crcs and ff,y-onc rods. bring part of lot No.
81. Appraised ut 500 per acre.
Also-The following described tract adJoin-
ing the one above described. Beginning at two
ash and iron wood, north west corner OF Rob
ertson Whites lot, the west line of lot No. Is of
a survey made by Joel Wright for said Baum
& Perry; thence south Sc degrees west les rods
to corner, burr OAK, red OAK and SWAMI ASH,
the north west corner of Robertson Whites lot;
thence north 5! degrees west eighty-six rods to
corner, white oak, beech and swamp ash, in tie
west line OF lot No. 81 of the aforesaid survey:
thence north S5 degrees east $50 rods to cor
ner, beech, elm and blackberry, in the west line
of lot No, It; thence vita SAID line to the oiaee
of beginniug-containing one hundred anu one
acres and nine,y-four rods, being part OF lots
No. 81 and So rs surveyed by Joel Wright for
Baum d. Perry. Appraised AZ 500 per are.
CnAS. SHERMAN, Sheriff.
March 5, 1858. $3.50 IL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12
SHERIFF SALE.

c. F. Bradley ct al r : wi, virtue go of ,Ss an d; szsea1
James Winsor. from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Delaware county, Ohio, l sha!loffer
at public sale at the door of the Court House II
Delaware, on Monday Apriil2, 1855, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 O'Clock P. m. of
said day, the following described real estate, to
wit: Situated in Delaware county, Ohio, and in
Range eighteen ds) Township six 49, and Sec
ton three, being the west halfof Lot No. 8, con-
tanning Al acres by estimation. Also, in the
time county and State, in Range eighteen,
Township six, Section three and the west half
Lot ten; supposed to contain so acres more or
less. Also, in the same range and town
sh D, and in Section 2, southwest part of Lot
No. 10, containing fifty t50 acres, and boun-
ded IS follows: commencing at a stone on a post
at point NJ on the plat made by Jay Dyer, Coun-
ty Surveyor of Delaware county, on the 30 day
Of April, 1856; thence north SSs degrees west100
poles to point d on said plat; thence south l
degree 80 minutes west So Las poles to point
6 on same plat; thence south s51s degrees east
100 poles to point N on same plat; thence south
l deg. so m. east so poles to the place OF begin
ming. Also, 100 acres, being the west part OF
Lot No. IA, in Range eighteen, Township six
Section two, United States Military land--said
100 acres has for it's west line the west line OF
- CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff,
March 10, 1855. $3.50
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12
Sheriff and Master cemmi.sipner, Sale.

Abnsr Wing as. by admir- b des sista1 o9 Of a
Anson W. Place ct al. of sale to me di-
rected from the Court Of Common Pleas of Del
aware county, Ohio, / shall offer at public sale,
ut the door of the Court Housein Delaware,
On Monday the 9Th of april, 1853,
between the hours of 10 o'clock d. m. and 4
o'clock p. m. Of said day. tho following
described real estate, wit: Being part of School
Lot No.(5} five, Section 5, Township (T) SOW
en-, Range Is, United States Military School
Lands, 80 called, in the county of Delaware
and State of Ohio, bounded and described as
corner of said Lot No. 5; thence west along
the north line of said lot III rods; thence a
southeast direction IS rods to the center of the
Mansfield road, where said road now lies;
thence q north east direction along the center
of said road Is rods to the section line of said
lot 8; thence north along said line to the place
of beginning. Appraised at 5000.
CHAS. SHERMAN, Sheriff
and Speeia. Master Commissioner
March 5, 1859. ($3,75l ts
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12

LUNAR Or. MIR. PLorNER is, as will be
seen by his advertisement, prepared to sup
ply this new illuminator and the various
ETY. lea of lamp suitable for burning it. Our
6rst experience with the article led US to re-
gard it rather unfavorably-but having learn
ed low to properly manage the lamp, it now
performs admirublys and from what we hear
in It's favor from other competent judges. We
are inclined to think a thorough test will es-
tablish It's reputation as an economical and
very desirable light.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12

EDITORIAL CHASeEs.-Wm. P. DUMBLE,
for the last eight years editor OF the Nit.
Gilead Sne,inel, the Republican organ in
our ~neighboring county of Morrow, has sold
out to Mr.. ]. w. GRIFFITH, recently o: Ur-
hana. Mr.. ID. %retires with the best wishes
Of his brethern of the press.
Our friend J. R. KNAPP has again sssum-
ed control of his old paper. the 'Marion
Democratic Mirror" which CT late years has
been in other and generally much less eff
Client hands.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12

Our NATIONAL DISORDER. Dr.. Ro5acts
Cures-The American stomach - 8 torn enting
organ. Il is generally out OF order. T he rea-
son is obvious. The driving man of b usiness
has not time, or will not take time, prop erly to
masticate hia food He bolts It, and as bad
habits are catching, all classes follow his exam
pie. Hence Dyspepsia, with eli its conpIica-
-tions-hence Indigestion. Liver complaint, and
disorders of the Bowels, in all their various
phases. Against these and 3 hundred other
complaints. DR.. Roback is waging an extermi-
mating warfare. Ills weapons are the celebrs-
ted Blood Pills and Blood Parifer, and they are
irresistible. The success of these Medicines has
been astonishing, even in an age OF scientific
miracles. They do not d~lisUiate, they ertiaguisa
a disorder. The agony. the fever, the debility,
the dependency, which characterize Affections
of the digestive and ~secretivs organs, vanish
under the influence Of these preparations. The
constitution itself seems to acquire new energy
under their operation. We say TO the sick, ev-
anywhere, read DIR. Robaek's advertisements,
and give the Blood Pills and Blood Purifier 3
far trial. mar Sim
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12
NOTICE.

BSSSAaTS fowERs, FlAiEHH,
against Civil Act:ar pending - ca
O no Hinton, Daniel Collins, tosrr al CunlHnnE Pie IS
H. SEA Williams. Ike sac eT Delaware cyan :, OA.C.
Bunk CT Ohio, Eaa Jeremiah Petition
Lynch. pefeniau e.
Tue said o he Hutton. whose residence "a unknown 70
i pfsia1H, viii axe 10 ice that said beEja.nin Powers did
On he lIth day OF February, A. u. ls5s, file hts ee ! ion in
said court Of Common Pleas, set ing for h that on The Ist
day u December, 1915. Flsiptit and said Otho Hinson rna0e
iheir proTniss3ry noe la writing, OF that dae, fur four
baldwin or order with in crest payable guar er!y IL ri
vance, ihAt Sal4 Pitih ii was surrey on said no c Tor 5 Ga
hh'1ni that said Hin on paid the trst ave guar erly ms al
meats Of interest, a:ld iEeI he pad 10 pllnun, by way Of
assignment, s'ocS in the Delaware Branch CT ;Ae st4Ge
Bank Of Ohio- three thousand d.aiars; that plaintiff reserved
said { dock as such paylneIi, ami thereby ASSUMED ai1 tie
sad uo;6: that plaintiff did afterwards pay said note il
full; tta. on the 18th dry of December, 4. y. Is45 sad Kan
Lon executed A mortgage 10 said plain IL, 10 secure, him at
s"cA sure J on such nU5e, upon IE-Lot No. - ami the Mes
laii Sf ln-t-Dt No 20, IN The Town of Della ware, county CT
Delaware and State 4 Ohio; sad mortgage WAS Condition
Cd n u salo lln'o should pay or cause 20 L" paid TIE a
note and save said pia.Itt har1n-eas; that ssid hin on mas
hot paid said note Or any part thereof, except tie sad I'VE
quarters lnteres- and sale 5000 10 plaintiff, dat TIE cod!i-
OF s4d noftSaSs is furfei-ed and the deed ccCoE2e ab-
soiutei that previous 10 lie giving of said mortgage said
limo and wife execEted 3 mortgage 10 hr Sta c bank OF
ONO Tor SZtJV, said MOI, gage GATED November ~, io25,
Hoses Witans. Daniel Coilins ana Jeremiah Lyneh claim
SONG interest IN said premises, claiming indirectly under
the ssi9 tiAio on; that there Il due 10 said plain II upon Kdid
mortgage and n0;e one Thousand dollars with the IN crrs
tliersen from March Isl, ISL, ani thai said Hinton is no: IA
FeSEdent Of the State or Ohio; And praying thai he Icy nave
Il Judgment against said Hinton !ur SI1JU AMI tie interest
from March lat, loff; that said ulorlgaSed premises be sold
ana F:oSeeds appl ed to tae pa, Ilen: O. plain ii 8 Claim
AEi ne said O.ito Hinson Is required tn appear anG answer
sail Petition On or te3o-e trS th-rd saturday al er .ae Ii4s-
BENJAMIN POWERS.
By JONES & CAGrER, his Aty's.
ZEE Z. -SSS. .$.Z,zlI ft
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12

Tax HoRrIcULTURIsT.--The March num-
Der Of this standard rural publication is en-
sbeilished with a beautiful plate embracing a
group OF seven choice Sommer Pears, togeth-
er with ten additional misunderstanding
the table Of contents, in addition to the u.s.
cal editorial miscellany and monthly caien-
dar OF operations in the garden and vineyard
consists of twenty-one articles from the pens
OF practical horticulturist on various subjects
OF interest TO those devoted 10 such pursuits.
Terms % per year--R. PEARsALL SMITH,
Publisher. Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12

A RECIPE THAT RARELY EVER FAILS TO CURE
A CoLD.-Nrw, while winter, with its burthen
of Colds and Coughs, is with US, we think q
remedy that will relieve such visitations should
be highly priced, and all who know the worth
of the remedy, viii do as we do prize it dou-
bly,. Take q doAble dose OF DIR. Sanford'z In
vigorator, and it will give greater relief than
any other medicine we ever tried. for we have
rarely to repeat the dose to be entirely free free
from Cough, and as soon as the lungs haSs time
TO throw off tho collected matter, the cure is
complete. As a family medicine, for the cure
of Bowel Diseases. Worms, Derangemeut OF
the Stomach and Liver, We can 1t
knowingly. feb 12-lm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12
PUBLIC SALE.
80

9 ~ EES
49,. A0 AasAa-
THE subscriber VIII sell to the hishes: bsl1er. Ut his res
L idepce. one mile North of Delaware,
On S4tEraay- AGrrA 20th, 1883,
HIS ENTIRE SrooK, CONSISTING OF
10 head of Horses, s superior Cows, / yoke
Work Oxen, / Shorthena Bull and a num-
Der of Young Cattle. ID Tong wool Sheep,
part of which are falI-biood sCotswold's;
40 Stock Hogs.
ALso-2 Wagons, one cf whieh IS al excellent
Truck with log rack, wood rack, hay rack;
Field Roller, Horse Rake. Flows, Ca.tiGators,
Hoes, sc. Sc, l Corn and Cob Mil, l Car
riage, almost new Carriage Harness. 4 set of
Farm Harness, and o variety Of Household
Goods too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence a g O'Clock q. N. Terms-alI SIMS
IN der - clsh: under 'S2I six months cr-6ii, over SIS nAae
months credit-wItb approved secnrtr.
l Will alsn sell = yoke of very superior Fat 0Irn. and one
FA; Steer-.f nat cispoEet OF 6eSre the day Of sale
=. p. VERGoN.
Feb. &c, lS5S.-<ts.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12
FITSS! FIT! FITS!!
iuAECE'S EEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPHRpTTC I'LL

For tho Cure of Fits. Spasms, Cramps, and all
Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
DERSnNS who arelaboring under this distressing mala-
i Dr. will dnf HANCE,S VEGETABLE EPit'EPflC
PILLS 10 be the only remedy ever discovered Tor curing
Epilepsy or Faihag FITS
These pills possest a specific action on the nervous "ys-
tenn: ani. although they are prepared especially for the pur-
pose Of curing Fits. they viii be found of especial benen;
system has been prosLrated or shattered from any cause
Whatever. In hroniacnnplailts. or diseases OF loncEttnd-
ing, superirdLced ny nervousness, ihey are exceedingly
beneficial.
rty, enclosing a remittance, Will lave the pills sent them
thrnugh The mai. free of postage. For sale nv SETH 8.
UANCE, No. los b ALrIAtkE STREET, baltimore, Md,
to xhom orders from allpSTts ofthe Union nlustb he address
II, post paid. 4une -O-N
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12
SHERIFF SALE.

David R. Lewis virtue Of an execution to me
We. fDdirected from the Court Of Com.
Hiram Heckley. mon Pleas of Delaware county
Ohio, I will offer for sale at the door Of the e9Ir! house nj
the town of Delaware, in sad county, on Monday, April
9th, 1853, between the hours of 20 O'Clock . m and 4
o'clock.p. II. the following described real estate, to-wit:
Situated IN Delaware county, Ohio, Lnt. No. IL, Range %.
Township 4, Section |, contain ny lOu acres, be the same
more or less, bounded as follows: on the south and west by
lands OF Hiram beckley; on the north by lapdsbelonging 10
the Estate OF John Beckley; and on the cast by lands be-
longing TO benjamin Thomas; ANA being The same lands
which Albert christie and wife conveyed 10 Hiram Beckley
On the 3Gth day of April, 1883 Appraised at Sic per acre.
A1so-the following described tract OF land: situated in TIE
county Of Delaware and stale of Ohio, and in the township
OF Radnnr, and described as fuilows, to vii: the nor b halt
of In.I.ut Nc ENo thirty, (hhatis two ana a half rods wide by
eight rods long, in the town Of Delhi, rs marked AID de
siguaIed on the plat of said town. Appraised a, 500.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff.
Marrh 5lStS. 1875
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12
NOTICE.

FENIE owners OF lots or lands atuttiug on William street,
J. west of Liberty street. are hereby notified that the
Council, in view Of a petition presented TO them by indtvii-
uals owning lois and lands on said section OF SAID street.
are intending 10 grade that section of William street in ac-
cordance with the grade established therefor Uhe prodle of
which may be seen at the Recorder ohice) as far west as
the Corporation liue- Any person Intending 10 institute q
claim for damage TO any properly situated On said street.
m consequence OF such grading, is hereby notified TO ME
such claim with the Recorder of the G. Rpuraiion, in wri-
ing, within six weeks from the date hereof, or such claim
ENRYS S. LIE DUO, Recorder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12
The trustees Of the Ohio Yves
leyaR University,

The trustees Of the Ohio Wesl
IeyaI University, ICourt OF tomrnon Pleas Of
vs.. Delaware (cQutS, ONO.
William 3. Carpenter ct sl-
CNAID Cnrpenttr viii take notice that, on the 24th day OF
= February, 1855, plaintiffs iled in the oEice Of the Clerz
OF said Court, their Peutlon, setting Tor II: That On the { Il
lar OF September, 1858, said Carpenter executed 10 plain
TINS his proInissory note, PAYABLE nne year al er date, Tor
50 hundred dollars. wGuf ten per cent interest. payable
saini-annuaily: That there IS now due plaintiffs thereon
she sum oil SIX hundrei Guiiars, wlta len per CEN: interest
from me 9Th CAV uf March less, payable semt-annuallS:
That 10 secure the payuseHt of said note, on said 9th day OF
sept ,er 1888, saia carpenter executed 20 plaintiffs q
mortgage on the zoe h west qnar.er Of 1irLot No; 81, an
a515-2i2 par Of the ives. part o. Ir-i-nt NO. -, in the town
Of delaware, Delaware county, Ohio, 5oua9sd norsh by
Winter street, EAST by =. La.EneF, south by 1lb6tlS, and
u+est nv Lot No. q: That since the execution pt Bald no Z
an. mortgage, said Carpenter has cOn:eycd said rca! estate
4, Mary ii. /. waiting: / hat said Mary NJ j. Naling has
mortgaged a part thereof TO \. NJ. q. k!liott-a part to rhos-
Loyd-a part to KAY nIon1 Bugr-and has conveyed a part
to George W. Hall, who has conveyed \ part "a. The same
10 Virgil T. Iathner. And praying Judgment against sand
CARPENTER for six hundred dollars WITH interest froLl tie 6Ll
iay OF March 1855, payable seini-annunliy, and an order for
the sale OF said morignsed reHlises, and other relief.
said Carpenter is required 10 answer said Petition by the
J. { 8. {. GOODMAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.