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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16
Nh. Van YOrhes AgaLR.

II is very evident, from tho course
this gentleman is pursuing, that he
desires to hide his real sentiments
from the people, in order to catch
votes. He does not express a single
idea in regard to politics in his paper,
without leaving room in his loose Ian
.guagc for equivOcation. For instance,
we charge him with being opposed to
the admission into the Union of any
more Slave States, even though every
voter in them should want slavery
In reply he tells the people that the
Philadelphia Platform OF 1856 does
not embrace the doctrine of mo more
Slave States;" that ''no such Ian
guage" can be found in it, and that
"Horace 'Grecly, even, repudiates that
doctrine" Now, one would imagine
from such expressions, that Mr.. Van
Worries himself was opposed to the
doctrine Of "no more Slave States;"
yet, it will be seen, he does not say SC
directly. He leaves his readers
those who, like Greeley, repudiate the
doctrine, TO infer that there is no sucI
dogma in the Republican party, and
that, as Greeley is opposed to it, he i;
also! Why don't he speak out his
sentiments like a man, like Mr.. Mar,
tin, and not leave the people in doubt
by dodging all around the main point'
Now, we intend to quote from Mr..
Van Vorhes' record, made only one
year and half ago, and we want
him to tell his readers whether he
still holds to the views he then cx-
pressed by lis vote.
The volume of Laws of Ohio, for
1884," contains the following resOlu-
ton, signed by IN. II. Van Worries,
Speaker" &C.:
"ReSolreG, That our Senators and
Representatives in Congress are here
.by requested to vote against the ad-
mission OF any State into the Union,
unless slavery or involuntary servi.
tude, except for crimes, he excluded in
tho Constitution thereof"
On page 566 Of the uorse Journal,
the vote upon the above resolution
will be found. Every Republican,
including Van Worries, voted for it,
and every Democrat against it.
II would seem that Horace Greeley,
Caleb B. Smith, and other Republi-
cans now rcpudiate what was consil-
cred Republican doctrine by Van Vor-
hes and his brother Republican mem.
bers of the Legislature, in April, 1857!
Where is Mr.. Van Yorhes on this
question noa9 That is what the peo-
pie desire to know! If such brawlers
for emo more Slave States" in 1856
as Greeley, Smith, the Cincinnati Ga
gette and Commercial, can now delib'
orately declare that they never wore
in favor Of such a dogma-that il
never was Republican doctrinc-we
have not much to expect from Mr.,
Van Vorhes; but he ought, at least,
to get off the fence and let tho people
know which side he occupies at pres
ent.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16
SIIERlFF'S SALE.

J, X. g. D. Will. Court of Common
II. llannegan, Pleas Of Vinton
Thomas 0'lIarrow, County, Ohio.
VIM. Fee,
James Sullivan,
J. q. Swetand,
and Johr Il. Newton, Pltffs,
VS.,
Big Sand Iron Co., Defts.
DY virtue of executions to me directed from
ID the COurtofComnon Pleas of Vnton County,
Ohio, will offer for sale at the door Of the court
house in the town of Macarthur, in said county,
On the 18th day Of October, 1858,
between the hours Of ten o'clock A. NJ and four
o'clock P. N. of said day, the following described
property, to wit:
The Northeast quarter and South-eas quar-
ter Of the Southwest quarter, Of Section Is,
Township 10, Range II, in said county of Vim
ton, containing two hundred acres more or less.
Taken ON execution as the property Of tho Big
Sand Iron Company, to satisfy judgments rem
dered in said COurt--one in favor of j. X. & D.
Will. one in favor Of X. IIannegan one in favor
Of Thomas O'llarrOw, one in favor Of VIM. Fee,
one in favor Of James Sullivan. one in favor Of
j. G. Swetland, and one in favor of John K.
Newton. Appraised at a, 900, and must bring
twothirds Of that sum.
WM. GOLD,
Sheriff ofYinton county, 0.
Sept. Q, ls5S--5w-kd
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16

The DUTY ON IRoN.-Fffy-one
Republicans III the House of Repre-
sentatives which elected Banks Speak
er, being majority OF Republicans in
the House, voted in 1857 to reduce
the duty on iron from thirty to twent,
four per cent! The same party which
reduced the duty is now making great
professions OF its devotion to the iron
interests. and of its desire to see it
protected in the ''iron districts" OF
Pennsylvania and Ohio! What would
they give if they could blot out the
above facts from their record.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16

TNllE qualified electors of Vinton County, Ohio,
Il are hereby notified to meet on the second
Tuesday Of October. A. d. 1855, being the 18th
day OF said month, in their respective townships
at the places for holding general elections. or at
such places as the Trustees thereof shall direct,
between the hourS of six o'clock in the forenoon
and six o'clock in the afternoon of said day, and
then and there proceed to ballot for
of Ohio,
One Attorney General for the State Of Ohio,
One Controller of the Treasury for tho State of
Ohio,
One Member of the Board Of Public Works
for the State of Ohio,
One Member of Congress for the l1th Con-
gressional District in said State,
One Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas for
the Second Sub Division Of the Seventh judicial
District in said State,
One Representative for the Counties of jack
son and Vinton, to supply the vacancy in the
Ohio Legislature caused by the resignation Of K,
B. Stevenson;
One Auditor for vintOn County, Ohio,
One Treasurer for Vinton County, Ohio,
One Sheriff 'or Vinton County. Ohio,
One Commissioner for Vinton County, Ohio,
One Surveyor for Vinton County. Ohio.
And one Coroner for Vinton County. Ohio.
Also, the qualified voters in each Township
70 elect one Land Appraiser. Said elections TO
be governed and conducted as required by The
statute in such oase made and provided.
The Trustees of the several Townships are
hereby notified that the following number ofJu-
rors arc appointed TO their Townships respective
~ and that they are required TO select the said
number. and make return thereof to the Clerk
OF the Court Of Common Pleas. with the poll
nook, within two days after the said second Tues
day of OctOber
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16

AS the Journal man believes that he has
a right 10 deal with the actions Of pubic
officer S, perhaps lie would favor the voters Of
Vinton county with his opinion upon the
above subject, and tell them why the jury
fees OF 1850, Isl and 52 we're not paid into
the Treasury until nearly the close Of the
year 1854, And il he is curious to calcu-
late interest, by testing the matter he would
find that there was loss Of interest 10 the
county Of about six dollars.
Let the people hear from you on the sub
ject, You amt tired Of it, are you Mac. .
More anon. JACK CADE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16
n. G. blLLlNGS,
Late Lieutenant of Company e..
OHIO STATE AND UNION LAW COL.
LEGE.

This Institution has been removed to Cleveland,
Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred and stu
dena, upon Graduating, may be admitted to
practice. For circulars, address, at Cleveland,
jsn.7Iy. " \. KING, SECRETARY.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16
SheriH's Sale.
Order Of Sale.

Stephen Darby
VS.. Order OF sale.
Lloyd Leach,
Catharine Leach his
wife, and Jos. Wilcox.
DY virtue ofan order of sale TO me directed
ID from the Court OF Common Pleas Of Vinton
county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door Of
the Court House, in Macarthur, in said CcuAty,
On the 18th day Of October, 1858,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud o'clock
P. N. ofsaid day. the following property, to-wit
The southeast quarter ofthe southwest quar-
tcr'Of Section twenty three, 23) Township nine,
(9) Range nineteen, (l9) in Vnton county,
Ohio. ordered tn be- sold to satisfy Judgment
rendered in said Court against 10y Leach, Cath
arine Leach, his wife, and Joseph Wilcox, in fa-
vor Of stephen Darby. Appraised at the sum
of Ave hundred dollars.
WILLIAM GOLD,
Sheriff of Vinton County0.
Sept. 49, 1885, 4d5O
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16
For the Democrat.
The jury Fees that were
Kept Four Years.!

As The Journal man appears big on the
matter Of jury fees just now, perhaps he can
explain the following statement, and tell the
people why aSherifT carried jury fees in his
pocket for four years and upwards, before
paying them into the Treasury? The Court
records, and books of the Auditor and
Treasurer show that Francis Shades, then
Sheriff of Vinton county,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16
JOhn M. Browns Estate.

NOTICES is hereby given that Pearly Brown
IN and L. G. Brown, Administrators Of tho
estate of John NJ. Brown, deceased, have 6led In
the Probate Court Of Vnton county, Ohio, their
accounts and vouchers for inspection and partial
settlement and that the same will be passed up
on by said Court on the sth day Of October, A.
D. 1858. B. 2. HEWITT, Pro. Judge.
Sept. l6, ls5S.-3w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
An Important Item for the Survivors of
the Late War in MexicOI

LANCASTER C. H., S. c., May i2, 1856.
DR.. c. NJ. jackson: Dear Sir:-After my re-
turn from Mexico, was reriously afflicted with
that terrible disease which has carried to the
grave so many Of my fellow soldiers, Chronic
Disrrheea, accompanied with Neuralgia, brought
on by the climate of Mexico and the mode of lv-
ing, while engaged in the war. Tho reliefI have
obtained from the use of Hoofand's German
Bitters is astonishing: and most cheerfully have
and still continue to recommend the Bitters to
all who are similarly affected, believing that the
benefit that will result from their use will be in
calculable. Very respectfully yours,
X. G. BILLINGS,
Late Lieutenant of Company e.,
Palmetto Reg't, S. c. Volunteers.
Be sure and ask for IIooFLAND's GERMAN BIT-
TERs, and see that the signature of C. N. Jack
son, is on the wrapper of each bottle.
For sale by z. a. Bratton, J. K. g. D. Will,
McArthur, DR.. ]. NJ. Kenan, Hamden. and drug
gists and Storekeepers in evory town and village
in tho United States, West Indies and Canadas.
Price IS cents per bottle. Principal Office, 4lS
Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 42w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16
APPOINTMENT Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersig ned
~ has been appointed and duly qualifeds as Ad'
ministrator of the estate Of Asaph Garfield, late
of Vinton County, deceased. ,
Sept. l6, 1858. .-Sw
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16
PAT. ID. McKINNIS' ESTATE.

PAT. D. McKlNNlS' ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that Samaria D.
~ McKinnis, Administrative Of the estate Of
Patrick u. McKinnis, deceased, has filed her &C.
counts and vouchers in the Probate Court Of Vim
ton county, Ohio, for inspection and fnal settle
ment, and that the same will be passed upon by
said court OH the Sth day Of October. A. D. 1858.
B. z. HEWITT, Pro. Judge.
Sent lB--9w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16
Look Out!

NOTICES is hereby given that on or about the
~ 18th day of July, 1858, one J. Freeman OBJ
tained through fraud aud false representation, a
note Of hand for one hundred and twenty-five
dollars, signed by Alexander Thomas and Jcat
Sage, and that we do not intend TO pay said note.
ALEXANDER THOMAS,
JOAL SAGE.
Hamden, Sept. 7, ls5S.-n5-w6
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16
SHERIFFs PROCLAMATION.

Sheriff ofFint0n county, Q.
Sept. Q, lS5s--5w-td
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AGE SALE.-DEFAULT


nIurc oil mortgage made and executed by fieaaht
Miller Of the county OF fanbaui slatc Of Minnesota -
Albert lower o. the county and state Aforesaid daled
December ~ u, 1851, au recorded ~ the olhev oi ue
Register OF Deeds III ana Tor the coants Il tarbaah
o'clock NJ, ia zoos Of NOR cages, pages -, " aDc W.
soA anu conveyed 'he said Albert io~eT, hs heirs
ns the following described cal estate, situate IN
fsrieauli soaniy AFORESAID, 10 VII
1he west OF the sou quarter and the east = OF
III. soahw quartet 10 town iu2 range - COO.
aniug 100 OF ad Or less Ia secare The pay.
sad Albert Tower, oft~o hundred aud fory
and 5v 40 ($2so so dollars, oording 10 the cot d
vi cerain prOmlssory nos made by sAid Pheasant
Miller, and delivered by said Albert Tower dated Ire
nber le5 AID payable before the isi day Vi
september, A. d. Lbs, being OF even date with said
mortgage, and secured thefeoy Aud the amount claim
be due said mortgage and hoe, ~ e dale % ts
notice, 10 hundred forty and b. iV dollars wi
iaercs after Que, Al The rate oi seven per cent per all
nun, aud suit proceeding al law having teeu mat
iuied by sad srgasee Tor The recovery oil the same
or any part thereof
Now therefore notice is hereby given, that In pursu
OF power OF tais contained 10 sad mortgage, and
the ia such made and pru,i ded tbe
above desc ribed ia and covered SAID mortgage
Nil sold al public vendu- At The front door vi the Me
lropon,an Hotel Blue kArh CITY IA The county Far
lbau And state OF MnDeso GA saturday the 9Th day
OF November A. u. lo5s al ten oelock the forenoon
10 satisfy Inc amount then due saId gage aud
mote, Win The costs oi sale.
Dated this III day OF sept, A. u isSe,
ALSkkI TVMkR, Su.iSss+e.
j. A. kEisIIE, Attorney iUI AorgaRse septA-etN
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EDWARD q. HAMl.lN,
Plaintiffs Attorney
NEEDS OE rORTLAND.-THE

~ Corporate Au,haria oil PORTRAYED the eoaa,y VI
saint iod. elalc 81 Minnesota having entered, a. the
niiei stas-s Land once. a. BuchaDAa STATE Of Mime
sofa III trust tor the several bensu III The
pants thcrec according their respective Interests the
lsnds dvscr bcd And emorsoed IN The size OF the 1~n Of
~ tolioWs w MI
The or Ut The x ar, the ar OF the ar, aud
thc 2r Of the ar al sec No twenty two ri the
or oi the ar, sad lot No four 10 ia aecion No
tweoty three - lot No one III IN A.e No twenty elk
- and ll NJ Ia No twenty seven u Aso,
having purchased Ie qr OF the qr % sec
non No twenty three tlsl al 10 township No any
90 north Of rage NJ oai is.n til west OF the ioarth
Oih) principal meridian therefore,
Nolee hereby given that each and every .pcrson or
association, or company Of pcrsoos claiming ~ be-
cupzn occupants IN have possess or 10 be enu
tied 10 the fgbi oil occupancy W possession such lands
or any m bock, parcel or share thereof 10 required BY
tins notee, 10 Ihs Office OF A. Bishop Robbins, Recorder,
Que ~ tho tsbscrbets, ~ Portland tDuiuth Post Onc1
Ia h- county oi 81. Lons, Minnesota statement IN
wriuns, containing an accurate description 0f the pafu
cusr pieces parts thsreOf In which he she they
respectively claim 10 be entitled DO ur
ever del arfea claim thereof.
ELIAS &. MARTIN, Presidsn,.
A, BISHOP ROBBINS,
Recorder and Treasurer.
SIDNEY LUCE,
kouEkr 4, BORrHwick.
JOHN ANDkhsoN,
Iouncilmcn
Forming the Corporate Authorizes Of Portland
nj. L1als County, Mpn~soa.
Special Warranty Deeds VIII forthwith be issued TO any
pay men, Of The catering aa and kecorucr'S focal
A. BISHOP ROBBINS
iwdw Recorder aud Treasurer,
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jsi7r6rn
CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF

y al Of and under ID. sea- ID The
Dsrlci togt IN sec Tor he county oi Mower STATE -
Aisnss0ts, ayo0 adgulsu, daiy nsa AID dockss.I
sail c0Gri 90 ,br ish DAY u Angus ts5s
b-frB Dhssr Lowell IA TIE pisia,Ia sid JosaBs =.
Ua.R.sDn "a de:eLdAht, favor ~ ssd y.a8a,,G aud
agaI- .ai defendant, fof she sum 81 NO bandr~j aBd
4.F 4br.e dollars And Tor 4rss cent. SIS So
in,@rss} from rendition nave lns 1,h .ay %, Aasssi
A. -, inss, ss.d aVon M oiiosihg as.eribsa rss
~sir, 70
I.ss namo.r av. at. and sEht 10. &. sed ,!
}l0ek B1mbeT u4a. .s
Loi ssv-n 4 b.pcs seven T. ..
IL, ibr-e isi ~ blocs eleven III.
Ia. a. - ga block tssuty hsF Il
l>s's iwS sad ien IL Al B9l bisx way srySu'E
i>1~ i0F sgd ave i. Aaa 81 bi1ea tssh --lsnl III B
ltaTl-sit = AaIlfbOn " A4suE
ssd also, sii 81 DlJcs nunb-r sI rs 10 aRFsns Al
diva ~ Aa.ts a. hs progeny 81 s,asS4A h. Da'.3.h,
Tie aDoys asf Defendant.
N,ies - nsTsby sssa 'hsi ] vii ssil be Aboye de-
serl 81 fess Prplsry tts hla.si tEter .sr easA.
pubs snc4ou- The ONE 81 Hssl.t~r q Deeds 10
,hr tAlAgs VI Aas1n, suIsI&J, DsA,a@T l,ah, A.
ii~ ~ sck M % beEauD IL All isy, sSsy
ss,d sxsruu0g, osss1es ~ib naisrss ana ghsrs1d
DAtd 4 l.l8, Agg a.s Il q, 4, 10. rs.
J.. YATkG, ss.rfg
IsE1s rHirh, Pisshd1s Az .~Fs-sts'
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MORTGAGE SALE.-DEFAULT

vi Gayns been ads Ia The pay insnl OF the s1n ot Two
uundr.d eighteen ~ l0J dollars HEB amount IL claimed
due ~ he date ol this notice. on CERTAIN NOR gage
bearing dae Ie lYh DAY =" May, ia sAecusd " Byron
oi The county OF Mower htste al Minnesota, 80 WI
ham LaLD % Rutland county, Vermont, and reeorded "a
me oee Of Register u d. eds tor hossr county apr Sad
ia bo9x al ors ages. pages Si5 g. aud BIZ the
9Th day Of May los,, al ~ clock, ~. No prpces!
sat having been Instituted al Az Tor the recovery
VI the Aforesaid som 81 any psft hereof,
Now, therefore, Hpuce a. hereby gwen, that IN par
Of u power of sale contained IN ssd
aud 81 the statute Ia such made and pre-
gided the premises described 10 and covered by said
mortgage, or 80 much tbered ~ may be necessary 10
Que coats and expenses VI sale,
hall n The southwest quarter al section
u o. TOW Gshlp hundred aud ir.e luJj 0i range
fourteen n4 veal VIII he srd A. public bon Ia front
OF IA. gfis MIL IN FRANKFORT W ihufsasy me SA DAY VI
Nersmher, i55s a. O'cIJcA,
DH,ed frahkurd, september T. ls5S.
NIi.LlAA LAMB, AorgAgee.
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, RAMSEY

~ COUNTY, Dis hItt JpukI, ~ JudIeisl DstTicI
The Milwaukee aud Mssisslppi Railroad Company
against William h. oandsL
summons,
10 ailiiAIu y, Gsndall the defendant abovc-nhmed.
You hereby sGnson-d and required 10 aus sr ihe
comp Oi the plaintiff ia fe Above entitled action,
which has been MED The tn oil The clerk Di ms
tour al tbe ey o 81 Pau la county oi Ramsey
aud copy OF Jour 10 The said CON hini
upon The SUBSCRIBERS, ~ thrr oniee IA SAINT Paul.
shD twenty days after The service D this summons upon
you, exclusive u Tho day OF such service aud you
the sad complain within We ume suIe
said the plaintiff will take judgment against you inf the
% two hundred aud mrs sir dollars and niDey sin
win interest thereon he zenith ia! al Jaly
\ -. Elghieep EGnaT.d sud y eight beslies the coats
aud disbursements ui lhs ac4oB,
VAN kTTEN OFFICER,
fiaisug Attorney,
Ua,ed sam! Paul sept 3, 49,. sepiG-~es
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INSTRUCT COURT, FoURTHJUpl-
- CiAL DISTRICT, eoun'

Minnesota
Jonathan Perrin Agains, J. II. agAco.
Summons.
10 J. h bay A Co., the Ahove named defendants:
In The ul lAe Stale OF Minnesota You are her
by summoned and required IA answer the complain,
Ia The above enulled aet,on, which said oatapiAn 10
ME IN The oruee oi the CLERK al sad Court la
his Office In ssd B.ston ,ouuy And 10 serve copy u
your 10 The said complaint the subscriber
his once, In Rapids Ia the county II Beaten, Ia
ssid sale q Minnesota, within t~euty days aer the
service sl ,his sesons yea exclusive IL the day III
such service, and iA IA answer the aid
within toe aofe,ss the piAinur nh. actoa al
take judy against you for The 81 nine hundred
and twenty elAh dollars and three ccnis With interest
too~a soa5 - from the IS day OF August lste
GA So In IA Isl peeeuahsr, lsss, on tS " from isth
July ies On $3.50 from ith jail! less, Gu VI - resi-
dus thereof NON the .sh Aususi, lssc, aud dsburSe
meets ID una suit
Dated Angus. - lass.
guWA0n a HANlfN
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MORTGAGE SALE. - DEFAULT

VI sss been male ia tho payment II hvr .huadrcd and
aud hny nine DOL srs and ninety four vents which 10
Claimed ~ be due al the date vt this no ICE ccr,sn
mortgage bearing date the ph day nj May, A. u. lHi,
enecaed bs icury " PECK. u WasecA County, state a
Nnpesots, " tudsoa Wilson Of Rice Coanty, stats ot
Ntaneso,a ara recorded IN he oce II The Register Of
Deeds II Msseca tounly aforesaid The Ah day OF
june, H. ts5' Al seven o'cuct, T. NJ, IN boek Of
mortgages, psxes eighty ana eigaiy -oac.
Now therefore, uolcs IL hereby given that In rursn
snee uf power of sale contained IN The said mortgage
aud ri the statute IN such msd- and provided the
premises desc rhed and covered by sad mortgage VI
All The spu,aw~s, quarter II. " of section nainhvt
seven IN township QUE hundred ami eight lioJ north,
range tweaiy jhree sS west, containing hundred
ami hf, and stKy hundred,hs acres, together
With all the herei and prirnAne~s ,hefc auto
Ia any wise sppcraiIns. viii be sold =, public scniae
the oace N The Register OF Deeds IN the county OF Va
SEGA, on FRIDAY. the issh day Of October, A. a. ISIS,
oae oclo.k ~ The aneruooa
Dated the - day Of sspiember, A. " iSs
HCDsoN WILSON MorgAgee
BAscaslnsa BpcxaAs, Attorneys for mor,sagee
y
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY

- Of Steele, District Court u Steele Leanty bthiJ pdi
ral District
Claiborne Day and George ~ shannon plsniigs Ast.
charles n vi Ems, dsfendaBt
To ms share named Defendant
foa are hereby summoned and required W answer ss
complaint q he Plsibin 30 he sbovs eunusd heupb,
which 10 MED Ia The Office u III. Cl.rs n the Diartct
ogn 10 and for steele toHD,y Aforesaid, a. UW,t1nnA
ssii c1auty and W ropJ u your ansNer
70 the ssii compliant IN. tubserbsr A. his 0ftrs, in
Hoshssisr. m Omsisd equity, aud stse ~ AinnesJs,
within twenty days aaes Ghe ssrybee ~ ihs sum
yau exclusive d; The day ~ such service sni
ypH fail answer he said complaint wIhin thu uhs
Aforesaid he PlshuJ Ia his SETON viii apply 70 the
Court for Judgment against Yyu tr he sun ut one
inbred st seventy Eve dollars With iu,errs thereon A.
the .. four per per Brns from s ~ fay II
Jan. ts57 ~ slEg e9ss II suit The plain ins wiii
si-o sppE Tor such o~f Tssi ~ 10 .. fnaussd " their
compliant JDIfS " RkMtNE
sriIsw PisinttT. AuDrusy.
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COW SIONLR NOTICE

NKTTGU,
ceased
Nolce is hereby giyen that, al special term Of the
Probate 1OoTt ar Dsk0ts county, held nj the city 81
Hastings he IsL dsy Of Nay is5s, Jane. Nc iosl
aud James Thomas wsfs appoDlsf tontnssiOners, W
receive etAnnS and aast all claims and de u.snas oi
all persons agAus4 The aAil ABOVE banned deceased. sad
sha Doe AVss4d totnussinn.rs viii mse al the Dfiee
thr II II. sIb.ry, Ia Mendoza on saturday, The
1874 day o. jane. IsS, aud Saturday OF ever
o@~Gg tao weeks 'bsreaIsr i0r noaihs from t1-
dse 0i said .ppOib JGbsH.
All psrs9bs having Casfn sEsns tDs tstst. Of Gssd lie
c"As-d ssrs5y required 70 present The
cad tomnissoo~rs. sh4n "a months from Is sf
oar yr&4 Al poptinsni be far~Vsr GsDsrsI.
AsEs0ta, JIbs 10, i-Ss.
JAMES McBnAL,
JAMES THOMAS,
LII -.Er l.ttr. L..io1.