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To Isoljs Treuaina

SRSPiY ro--'tpo roo KvER FEEI 'BLrRr"
Do you ask ehangeiul being
Ask woman fun of changes
Ask Kaleidoscope woman,
Eta dull, 'blue" tiutiag, ever
3 Drops tenacious on the pictures,
She is weaving in her lifepath?
Pictures which in wisdom should be
Sketched with sunlight, not with acid.
Look upon this rose.veined flower
This bright flower flushed with beauty
Mark the gentle, wavy outline
Of its petals aud the blushing
OF its perfumed, nodding red heart
But moment-snd change comes
See it dropping in dimmed brightness
See the shrivelled. paling heartleaves
Shrinking close within its bosom
Has it not sombre "blue'' ness,
Shrouding now it's former joyancel
Lock a moment on the glory
On the wondrous sunset glory
In the western sky, which proudly
Arches, bearing on its face the
Impress of sublime Deity
See the purple tiecked with gold drops,
And the ruddy, golden arrows,
Quivering in the sheen's warm embrace;
Aud the roseate, flashing sun.mist
On the waves of yellow cloudlets!
But, anon silver yelling
Droops adown This cleaning brightness,
Then deeper shading falleth
On it-grayness like a grief. cloud
Like a dreary, midnight tear cloud,
Falleth ON il and darkness
Folds in heavy drapry DER it,
And weeping of the rain drops,
Whispers of the sky's "blue" sorrow
1t is nature, my friend Louis,
THIS to change from sun 10 shadow;
Certes then, you cannot wonder,
That, especially in these "blue" times,
When a husband or brother,
Comes from Change with no change, and
Doleful face, long as a ledger,
Yoa might by the nlerest CHANGING
See "blue" cloud shoot o er features,
Erst in brighter times, all sunshine
For TIA quite heartrending 20 MS
When a solemn phiz. in accents
Bluc-dejected, piteous accents,
Tells rs of the rise and fall of
''StocksP p ana then we can but echo
Most uneonseiously, mans signing.
JENNIE L..
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From the Chicago Journal
Hon,e Made China.


The little bulb, sh7iveiled and dusty,
that fifteen years ago, was bundled away
with dried herbs and whithered leaves
to the garret, is very Indifferent thing
10 look at, and very wonderful thing
to think of.
1t has commission III it, which
strange as it all is to us, that bulb shall
surely fulfill. Springs come and 90,
and the moss on the old roofs northern
side, grows green; Autumn goes rust
ling by, and it turns grey, and Winter
drifts it white at last, but the bulb is
| dry and dumb.
| But the while, i. has an errand that it
never forgets an GRAND to some far off
year; gift oflife, fragrance and beauty.
1t bides its time, and some day in May
the oval eyes in the garTet's gables are
'couched,' and the blessed light is let in
under the old roof from end to end, and
the good housewife bundles out the cob
webbed leaves and the nameless roots,
! Just, as years before, she had bundled
them in, and in a corner OF the back
yard the unseenly heap is lying, and the
bulb is among them.
The up coming Sun, direct from the
tropic Of Capricorn, shines full uponit,
and the soft clouds Of the month as they
drift over head, SOW it with seeds Of
rain and the garnet, all this time is
swept and garnished, and model for
! garrets everywhere and nobody seems
to know that the most mysterious thing
it ever contained-more wonderful than
the mysteries of Udolpho,' which read
to pieces, liesignobly in the bottom of
barrel of rubbish--was heedlessly
thrown away.
BY and by, little Mary comes in, her
eyes as round and big as n couple Of
saucers, and her hair a.fying as a Dan
delion all in the down. with an 'oh
mother--oh ecery body--come out and
see what God has made here in the cor
ner 2
And mother goes, of course did
you ever know mother grow deaf to the
/ children's call and there, among the
faded and matted leaves, through which
it has made its way, is an unsoiled, fin
lished flower, perfectly at home in this
latter-day Spring. The bulb has done
its GRAND at last Between that Sun
so brave, and those clouds so grand, and
that poor, little root, there was a most
wonderful sympathy, and so, the flower
Haunted signals to the Fleet, and show
ed token to the Sun.
| Now, it is no new thought at all, that
\ there is something, somewhere, for eve
lrybody to do; some worthy work, with
life in it to bequeath, and TO be inherited.
But if there IL beauty in the secret OF
the bulb, there's sublimity--ifwe know
what sublimity means--in the energy
that is hidden, aud is waiting to be sum
moned, in every human soul.
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say All, how deeply, how bitterly
the Democracy Of our country may re-
grec that they ever passed the Kansas
Nebaska bill involving the repeal OF the
Missouri Compromise How earnest
~ they do wish, from the centre to the
circumference Of their hearts aud souls
that the glorious old compromise we're
now in force, so that Kansas might
come into the Tnir without involving
the danger Of their Whole party BENG
blown into fragments by an intestine
explosion ,-LoadsrilIe journal.
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For the Tribune and Telegraph

FOR the Tribune and Telegraph
LINES BY A BACHELOR.
Ihays heard there was . wedding a
Here's a letter by the way, raid
And il resds-"Miss C. was married
On the eve Of New Year's day
In my drawers there are letters,
Fondly penned, and loving, too, 7'vi
Full of pledges Of affection 7@8
1t is strange what women do
Here is one, just hear me read it, g
5 dearest, darling, am thine. 5as
And I'm blest beyond the angels
As l feel that thou arr mine;
Naught shall part us under heaven
can never love but thee
Ny love to thee was given, -es
Thou art all in all to me- -iH
And within them there were kisses,
Locks of hair, and little braids
Two small paper hearts inwoyen,
Said to be mine and the maids; A
small rose bud, and blossom,
With bit of cedar bough,
Twined.into magic circle,
Round a model of bow. 4
Ihave kept these treasures safely,
But I'm Tilted that is plain;
As read them oft, wonder s
II she will not write again;
l can hardly make it real,
That she should prove untrue,
But twill always be the same, for
Tis strange what women do.
Some one said there was a rumor,
That her husband proved a bore
Uncongenial in his feelings-
And heard what pleased me more,) .4
That she found some old love-letters, H
Silly hid beneath the floor, s
That some maiden had been writing
= To her husband years before. = e.
And thay say that she is jealous
Oftentimes, and very cross, s
While her husband wakes sullen, s4 va
Which makes matters much the worse d.
She has proof-but he is minus
She d0fies him--what whirn- +-.
To produce a loving letter
Written to a man but him.
Now, deem it but duty a
That owe my fellow man,
To alleviate his sorrow,
If IL any way can,
Would it turn the tide and wait him
Smoothly down the stream of life,
II showed him but dozen
Ofmy letters from has wife
Washington, d. c., Jan. 5, So lP.T.
.
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For the Tribune & Telegraph.
To Daguerreotype.
Dear picture shadow of face where have loved
TO gaze,
Where every feeling could trace, in happy by
gone days
The smile that curved those lips of thine is beamng
as of old,
The curls in golden radiance shine--ths form OF
fauluess mould
The hand clasped in childish love, is like statue
now,
The eye hath caught the light above, yet pale and
cold the brow.
hold no treasure TO my heart, that lie dear TO me,
And We; glance will make me start tits so unlike
to thee.
For thou, sweet sister, thou wouldst cheer this ach,
ing heart of mine
This shadow brings thy presence here, and yet It's
not like thine;
close 1t now-the light hath fed from out those
soullt eyes,
To dream thee thou early dead and try to realize,
That sit is wel' thus to pass away from this cold
world of ours,
To seek the light of endless day, where bloom i'm,
mortal flowers
Farewell deol sister, yet to tbs blissful hope is
given,
That when my spirit wanders Free twill meet with
thine in Heaven.
MYRTLE DILL.
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d Y I'D FL. L A n f.

A RCHITECT AND BUILDER.-PLANS CIV
IN en- for Public Buildings, City and Country Res
licences. Buildings put up Repaired. and fin
ished in the most thorough manner, and in the Ia
test and most improved style.
ne OFFICE and SHoP corner of Pearl and
W|S9 Exchange SITS, 2nd building east of the
Durkee House. Orders solicited.
Kenosha June 18th 1857. ly52
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MAR y a. A Y Err,
FOR SALE,

SEs:9. THE subSer Der ofersfor sale Three Farms,
SSaoi l60 acres each all fenced, with buildings on
st'N% two 81 them, and sixty seventy powsd
said Farms are situated in the south part OF the
town Of Paris, nine miles from kcnosha half from
the congregational church and plank road.
Also some 1000 Acres of Land in other towns and
counties the State. Said Lands bv the
scrber on their fertility soil and desirable To-
alton, and purchased at the land sale in 1889
CHAS. VI. FOWLER
BrV May 90, 1886. I6
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DHY SICIAN AND SURG f o N.
win be found at his Office starkweather's Drug
Store at residence, OF Chicago and Park
streets all times ready attend the calls Of the public
Kenosha, February 10, Is l. 36
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choice assortment of the latest styles of
ROnncts, Ribbons aud Millinery Goods,
In general may be found at the BRICK STORE,
Al tTe tYtb end Of Main Street hrh will be offer
ell a, ar,ees exceedingly reasonable
MRS. s. S c RIB N E r.
WIN he clad to wait upon her numerous patrons Of
former vslrs, at the above Store where she assures
the "a they can meet with such supply OF then
wants, ia her department. will be adapted TO ihr
see>'u, aud entirely satisfactory to their minds
skeHosha, October - 1857 2m2o
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MEN have grown so careless, and have
so confused and confouuded things in
THIS world, with their insane seramblinss
alter gold, That they have half persuaded
themselves, tlat Providence has forgot
ten them altogether. If they succeed,
success Is due to some rare combination
of their own good qualities; if they fail,
the bankruptcy was the work Of fate, or
Of rascals, one OF which is buttoired mp
in every mans waistcoat but his own.
THEprinteristhe Adjutantof Thought,
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s13 A clergyman was walking out
one day and passed two little boys, one
of whom made a bow. As he walked
away, he heard the following amusing
conversation
"Why, john didn't you know that
was Parson May ?"
"Of course / did"
"Why didn't you make bow %
'Wby, mother don't belong to his
church"
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T. G /. r. CIT p r. \ G II G. f.
j. B. DOOLITTLE. NJ. d.,
DR. A. FARR,

prepared to attend to all calls in his profession
OFFIcg-No. 45 Mlia Street. Residence Market s..
tlcO doors 6el0i0 the fremont House. l49tf
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DOCTOR M. A. FOX.

PHYSICIAN ACCOCCHEUR AND SURGEON,
Begs inform the inhabitants Of the City and Country
that he has made Kenosha his permanent residence
An attentive practice and study Of several in the
largest Hospital Of the United States and Canada, has
afforded him ample opportunity OF acquiring complete
knowledge OF his profession and Of all diseases inciden
tai to this climate.
Punctual attendance all professional calls
Office at the RunaIs House Main st.
Kenosha July 18th 1851. 1y5.
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JENNIE L.

SOMETHING TO RENIEMBER-Tha on
the 18th OF January, 1858, in the after
noon, men were seen sitting upon the
grass on the common summing them
selves, and that others were engaged
with buckets Of water upon the scatiol-
ding OF the new building in Franklin
street, washing down the granite, and
that crocuSses were protruding their
tops through the straw, in the front
yards in Bacon street. On the same
day and date, the streets of Boston
were sprinkled and swept as in midsum-
mer.--BoSton Transcript
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l.. q. MERRILL,

NSURANCE-He is agent for va fious companies
of undoubted credit and is prepared to issue poll
cios on Life and Property, on favorable terms
~ See advertisements.
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THEprinteristhe Al jutantof Thought,
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TToNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Solicitor in
Chaneery, and County Judge VIII attend TO al legs
business agencies entrusted to his care. $685.
)FFCE-DURKEE BLOCK, MAIN STREET
Kenosha, Wis, 1856. s6-s
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DENTS TR Y

RUGS Medicines Oils, Paints, Pcrfumery, Fancy
Articles all kinds of Pe.tent Medicines, s:ia - *
SeLien ,ass9rjIIsa 'Svery article kept IN estao
lshments of this character.
MAIN ST KENOsHA. WIS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

- ---- ------A--------~-~-
Trustees Sale.

lJTERE As on the first day ~ Jaesa-y. =. D
w 1Sf ia nee hersiu Of el'it q COUNT, state
OF iow.,. ecu INTO 3eoTee *b Tel, - Trustee.
soertsnd cd Trust, ,onv' yins 70 sari Trustse he
laid 10 Gu ,on county, icw,, De 'erioed NJ tHows.
10 wiz 1iss soaih vest q saft.r Of eertion thisty
four t3sf, In township IL ~ fs1) ncrt- ~ N g.
two tZj also yt ~ nine ~ IN s.oti.n cen u.s. IN
tosnship Ugh y Is , moth OF range 49, t2J ,a>f,
Icon NJ ing eighI and nsif acrr.l slso 80 ~
acres on the On the left bank OF wsps p.nr icon
r,ver In section eleven nj in vnship ishss 90
Isl north 81 range one III east CONS eoi ~ tbs
north wr.t cornef Of Jtslsn You az lAni % said
Tot; thence south L. the rsyer thence ,un IN per-
u lei with line wife enop.h TO maxi two IN
This de.i ~ Trntt ~ exsrut a In .rsnrlt ~
tie pnrchae money OF the aAId prem l.-- th,. day
,oii end conveyed to said Merritt bt John zn.s r:
whith ID conveyanc wss ma ~ the saf lanes
serritt tor tie puFpose OF .e'ur'rs tn psyu Of
three certain promis cry notes aid ID, lite, cot
h.rron. sisntdt ~ said me, atrrftt ana do 81 shs
FIRST day of Janu.ry 1851 a.d ps,aul- o. tcl.
oss:one or ore itousald collars aysA on IN. frss
day - January 1858, 90. for eight hund ed d q, ~.
teen 70 .tp paysbi On the frst day January 1862
and On for seven hgnir AID ninety ,.vsn aud
50 100 pa, allie on tn nrs day o. Jang- ~ issg.
And new tar trst Of said 'aiIssofy noies pav.ns
bee due ami PAPA lie, snd the aid Jam-s u p
ritz having failed TO way the same, Georre " he,.
tel Trustee aforcss aid Dr. hereby Civ. this public
notice, that by virtue Of the pVrer Which h, in
me vested ly said iced OF Trust wi.l on Nom
u.v, the twenty sventh day o. sept-u Der, A ID.
1898, at thu hour o. ociuck in the sftsrnrSu oil
said lay, at the CONT door 10 he city OF ia
veuport, exp SC md oier fot ssIe at public ssoilon
the reels - land lbcve de- crihcd Or so much
thereof as shall be 50 Hermit D. satisfy and pay the
amount Of said note with III iDie,est tn. Ieou 10
tie DAY Of tsle, toscth'r WIKI oil tie eost- and
expenses al, ding said sale, ~ tue uo.t-a sId
Trustees fees. U,ou tn co pie ion Of suth --le a
deed will be gwen IN riAnc ~ ,Ec SIT. ulaik4n
Of sad ed ~ Irst conveying tali and pr q
title TO the tract II lani sold 10 The purchases
Dated the twenty sixth ,ay Of August. A, d 1855;
GK0hGE sOHkIrEL.
aug27-dfs truste-.
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LEGAL.
Slnerin,s sale.

DY virtue OF writ OF SPECIAL execution issus a
ID frt IN the Office Of the CT RI Of District G i
Sc,,t coua,y, Iowa, n he Ease OF baniel Aav
W. x lie. dated July 2u,A 1855, and q IRE IL
rec Ell, ding IN. that make, or csuse 70 te
made the sum ~ eigh: hundr and seventy-four til
IS 100 d i Hrs 1854 sjI anonni due intending b
interest and c. wIb Interest nrre1n nj tae
o hix Z per cent per .nnpm from une 10 ,. 4 d
1853 b. sae of the following describe real estate
wit: 1h- part Of Township ~ rth OF rag" - =
o! the oh N. p.rtieu ally described aud honnd
As foIvs, VIZ: BEGINNING .. the sou h-ea,tsry CO
ner o: certain sct Of AID nvey' b, one wiiisn
kaH al u James Grown which sail c,rEer "A
near the mou of Duck Gre, thence runuiL not ts
twenty-Cns aid go al 10 COL degrees vet along
the eastern bou day Inc said nd cnnye "a -
sati James b. owa iofty-oBe and 10 TO IL 10 To-
clains 10 the northeast corner o. said osu's 50
land, thence north nfty four Ia east aev ut
seven cas!n-, 10 the north wet corner OF vi &C
OF lana hcteCfoe convey I'd ~ said hr- party 10 ne
Aaron nc tuei thence In sou Ieastsriy direct ION
or and along the estrrn tot AIRY Inc OF salt Ian /
conveyed 10 said Eesmer to tue olut where Ia; said
u intei cts N. nal I'd . Of the main chaun'l OF
CHANNEL OF said buck Greek Ia Ito mouth la the Ais
si-sipt river; thence a barth- westerly direction
own: North hfty-th l53l degrees w' Ut. 10 the
Tlsee begiL ming, being part o. the 1Aet OF isnd
conveyed ~ aid ecmplsinsnt hy one william Rus
SCH by I'd dated OctootT 20, l.5i, tnaied ~ Scott
county va.
Holice 5 hereby e. en- that ss con Insndei by aid
Writ shah ,eil al pubi auction 70 hr h,sh Il and
beet bidder therefor in cs.h the sb've described
81 estate, much thereof " II sAt 81, SAID q.
intrres ana costs Il the DOL or he Court House
the .iiy 81 Dsven. ort. Scott ouDy IcEs, on Non
dsy tie Goth day OF September, 1855, At the hour
u ? n ut b ~ day.
Aug..ste. 1858.
LEONARD
10y
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lGTHRREAS un the 10th day Of May D 1853 VIII
w liam Mcllaig Gated unto Austin Suf bin ~
Trustee, certain d "a or Tr'st conveying a. said
trustee the land IA scott 'ounty, Iowa descrtb n
foil ", to-wu TIE north wett qns rt-r II rec. un
Elt Isl aud n rth cas- arier Of re ten seven
~ Ia township numDrIs ev,nty Sv ~, tarrs
three t east, exc"p NJ TO ~ scres Irss tue
mi g wnoch ii;w hlch -aid conN cyan VS.. mAaa
b, the said W!a Mo IL or the y - ourIrg
mt scs Tn reoD, gicu by ard Wnliam Mctiarg tn-
a. tie LIST day OF May, ~ So for the sum Of our
hG .dred and frty ninc tii9y dollars Gu. IN nine y
days, with interest a. tie rate OF ten PER Afer
due ptsa IL 10 the "rder o. \ eph u TLoar,oR
Ali now said note hsylI & e ON. due and az. bic
and ~. SAID William &cha'g Il wins ia,ted to lsv
same, l. AuNfin C"rbln, ir s',e Q a ore, all 1T
the qhs. VI tn !. gal hO II al note doh rsby
eve III : l"'Ii' noiicr. tla' by III. u ser
which Is esttc b, said dead u T,u Iw IA On
Saturday the 18th day II Sept mber 1919 at ths
Lour o. o lU,k IN N AZ OF said day; al tie
tu thou 900, IN The city OF Davenport spos and
.f-r for sale at pu lie auction for c,th ~ parei
OF land shove hefciibed, much shore u ,bsu
De srfiic mt to satfy nd lay ,hr aui, unit u . nj
notr wan 'he intefest th reon 10 tic "a, = A.
tg ther with the soss AMI expeGte. attending aid
sale, q TIL notice and Trust-c . fees upon tha
CON tion Of such sale dc Ii b. given Ia nc.ar-
da GO vi b the stipulatt II Of ssic dee. : Tfus,
Dated tb. Gath day OF Augu II 1888
AUSTIN ,OAHIN,
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LEGAL.
sheriff - sale.

John q. SAKE W. Charles @. Az rll.
DY virtue o. Writ Of special execution issued
ID from the IN OF the Clerk of the District Court
OF scott COMFY, Iowa 10 lhe above emitted causes
dated July p, A y 1S5s, and to ms directed, COM
mand ns me that | nsA- or cause TO BE- mad, the
Iin- b undr and six three ard % 10 dol
lars 1863 50, amount due, inclndink oebt lit rest
and St. with tnterss thereon at the rate. per
cent per anEum from the 2lst day June, 1888
BY sale Of the following dec rbed real tate, TO ut
The half OF The uth- ives. quarter o!th.s itn
east quarter OF section numeer fourteen ~ the
south qusv OF the north east quarter sec
ton number twenty Eight t2sl the south "estt iafs
ter OF the nortneast quarter, tbs north.west usr-
ter Of the quarter the esst half OF The
northwest Gus rter and the west nsf OF tie rth-
west qus-ter OF section number tvs nty-fev.I l?s /;
the ea.t half Of the north east quarter II secti n
number twenty eiah, [4sl; Al-o part Of the east
hal Of the wr.t Ls of or the Southeast quarter OF
section number four eel fi4i; this last M ntioned
track being all ~ IN. aid .Astha Will Is not COW
cred by deed heretofore made y said Charles g
Averiil 90 william uarman, and Containing fol
~ (4ol OF land less; all Of the foEeg
ing ua-ts OF land belna In township number eighty
$50 north of rang. I've 81 asst OF The 9Th p II
hoti-e Is h rvbs gwen that, a. comm and by aid
Wit sLail sell It public auction, to the highest
and best bidder Their for Ia cash the above dcs roed
res e-tste 20 much thereof - will satisfy said
d-bt, intere and costs, at the door OF tn. Court
House In the city Davenport, Scot county, io~a
on Monday. tie Gotta day ui September, 1855 A.
the b. ur u p NJ Of said day
q. LEONARD,
sug1iw4w Sh'N OF 8 OFT county, lows
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Legal Notice.
STATE OF IlGA

STATE or Il@At
SCOTT COUNTY,
In the strict Court Of Scott County, Octobt r
Tenn ISIS:
viii am P ,l.vs james L. Hoffman, liza Hon-
mtr, Samuel Eaumil.
TOT anne. Hoffman Elisa Hoffman, Samuel H. mme.
o s.ii unity
N,u are hereby notllied that there j. now ON NJ
III tn Office OF the cl rk Of the District ca OF
aid County eti'ionof Liam Poole Of aid c I'M
y < hg furtf taat one slth day Coio er 1861
pe'iu nrr u NOR gaze conveying to Tin .et NO
five ~ il block No eipht q IN M.ckiLto b s end
alo'li"n 10 th city Das.hpott h. said 80: MY, thar
said mo gag executed for tht purpose uf secu-
sing On. ITofhissorv no o. stm- y. for = Y hun
dred and five oiiars due in SIX nj nth from date
.xejut Il By aid Jam 20 l. HOinaii itlor and
that said mortgage was conditioned w. Il the u :
IN IL OF sal noe, that said moitgsg duly
now .ie ed aud recorded, hat the said t. vi Ich
was % fail dae in six mont! u " April twelfth
ls,,5 hss rot been pa d, tut is now dur. owned
by petitioner after said tinD and reo ding
of ID mortsag. ire said .n.s /. H. finn IL ant Eli
"a Hoffman his v fe mortg aged ia -alu , p-fiy to
the SAID Samue, Hammil and tae am Hanm. and HI
ssh petition,r makes the sad Hamn.il psriy .ien-
daDt to this bill and liz yrays to eii
TO ascer ain the Amount Cue him upon snil =
viii b remain unpaid src that he have judQn!e At
therefor with h ) interet aDo eost Of suit aga t
raj JGm,s l. Holman and that biz H. n up n snid
y mses te est bill he'd snd l. dcfauut ~ pay III Mt
Il e'eJf By short day AK BY the court that sad
premise, may be deeIerd 10 be sod Cor SO much
tfer,cf as hall qu,site to sa'isi II 'gemeu,
with sts) AM that to what ssil be sold the said
Del ndant and each Of them SD u Ue forever barr,
"nd for G.! s." from redeernpg the same snd for
efal rtIief : ' unle s you appear and answer sad
tet,'i On c9 eiore he frat monday in October
1855 ths leinS the II Il day % he nexi III IL he
Ds tr,ct court + Scott Comfy the p-tlr n Will be-
taken as Confessed and the sreyer thereof granted
WILLIAM POOLE
BY his Alto ney Frank plnrer
JOSHUA d. FATTEE,
aus2O!tm Clerk OF DistFicl Court.