davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-06-24
The 1.ntc DR.. Bailey.

EAlIHfS fFt.s anu liu3!t-
notice with heartfelt sorrow, in tclr-
gram Of this mornings paper. the ANNOUNCE
sl,c1t Of the dcuth Of Dr. HALEY. editor Of tf'.
National Era. That the >ad news Of lh' tI,-.
pariurc Of 50 eminent and worthy Il member ~
the editorial fraternity should n"1 have clicilr,l
III editorial remark in your paper, tan ",y b:
accounted for on the suu.o>iion that the tcls'-
graphic announcements, escaped your notice,
I'r Hailcv's death is :: national ca1:ni1:, a,l.;
must be 50 regarded BY the hundred 1huu>ais:
readers of lis influential and excellent ra1rr,
The country could lose scores Of EA-presi,lrnt>.
senators, and Drrd Scot, Judges, with H.
sletrmcnt to its vital Interests tllan tic luss ii
this model cditor. i model editor he indeed
was, and happy would it br far our country J!
It's ten thousand press'., would take p:.ttct'!
from his, 50 noble, se lignltict. courtrrs, lis
Interested aud candid as we'll Us logically pu"-
erful and physically independent. II. accord!
ing to Pope, "an honest man 5 the uoa'es'
work Of God, ,"-valucd the more for its scarcity,
especially among men VIII" are connected with
political squabblcs-t'is man WIS one If G'i~
nobility. Infcxibly aiming ut the true and tho
right in his editorial COURSE lie never 1l,>rtl 10
consider the bearing nj his personal and rcru-
MARY incrests-a tlisin,cresedne:> ,nnc', r.t>i.r
to udn,ire than TO initiate, aud WHICH cnst lin
IA cost he counted beiurclland| thousands et
dollars, especially in his opposition to kn""-
No,hinsism when in It's highest tile Of ropr-
larity While many real patriots were being
carried away with this political he:v>v. lie ~;w
1T ,hr outset its utter inconsistency will, the
true principles Of liberty which Ire aslv"catcsI.
and directed the whole forcc Of his powerful
pcn aeains, it, ut the cost. aS he anticipated If
not less probably tllan Ten Thousand sub
scrihcrs.
Ills style as i writer, attracted little notice or
admiration, because it was beautifully transpa.
rent, presenting to the reader his unob>currd
thoughts rather than the vehicle tllat cnnv,.y,'
them. His forte was 10 simplify and make 'ia!
what others jwho used lanSuaS. 10 .oAt.a;
rather than communicate their th"uy ylts,' llal
elaborately mystitied and involved-a talent
which made him powerful, rs a lo.rian, i'll e>.
posing the soph!stry Of an opponent.
The most remarkable feature Of hls c,ntra-
ycrsial articles. with which his paper ahonn'!ed
WIS their entire freedom fram everything ;'eE
sonaliy offensive or ubusivc-a characteristic
which distinguished him. We lad almost said.
from the whole cduoriul fraternity so which he
belonged. Ills maxim seemed to be Lei tr.s
deal in abusc, whnse cause nr whose bruins eau
supply no better arguments"
l,r. Bailey was pre emncntlv wise man.
possessing forecast whicl, seldom. if ercr. de-
ceivcd linn. He took his positions understand.
ingly, and never had occasion 10 re,racs them.
Ills editorial career, like his private character
was without L blernish T..
{Ti1y,A J4xf - l311,
, 1859-06-24
M ORE TO BE ADMIRED
A9A THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
Worn By Kings or Emperors.

~ r
cur racr ksadef G;hosn Il. rss MY biooa vs.r -
H. Z af e. l. S 81 tss {,
Ing t+ hr " snar!e,1 ard ahEivee A.A J,v.
,n h. ier tfnsa a r5s a T ss
Used 80 Of thsre LINES ~%ek viii eeatre and permanent
. Tss f ata T. IL Is ss n u
IL Woon:- :-n'r ST Permit me- to e1psvsA to yon
e asu. tns he s nv o. r
the Cn;sa states ;ap!ty becoming xsaJ. but upon
hae yoar 30,
wonderful invention quite etnecous ~ ~elI axreeabs-
H. dear ';F' seass' tfIy; Ti1i;LB1Ro
~DEyth stG~yredydet."
WxIRH NxwBPAfEH 4yyYox3
NJ. Is Nassau street, april l1h, iss6,
rso,; Q, J: WSo;-5;e.. y. :I;s.e a'eask or 1t.
~ xd 1ho to TT "a 'F' Let sa, ttIs ~
The time that wo restore the gay air 10 its
b.: k, 81 Rs s = f.
nk Al'he eIay hais u dark brnwn At the feu
anu The tie hair strongly recommend she
EFT IT, '' 10 Al Tst t sta s6i2as Of
p,.v . v, VII Hxw saas,ns. xesx Ju,y ~: ~:
your Hr Restorative being ctcarous ar1cIe
heS ssse ~ -, a
DARK and now fel confident .t few applications
amons persons Who p<:sp!ss feesJ j. q. giMsYs 9es
r.o1: woo1-Aeoat .wo yea., ny ha:r commenced
Sd tiea asaT} te efee eo%.asta ass
I1 S Il H. L. !, ii
5S s*S ;t.ss:l - /, s1ss. s
Gale.xse. III: Nay !. 17s:. J. D. HOES.
e.: ssss ses sf ta Ct gts IT, Il, I'd
5etatls for dollar ler bottle Tho bods q. leas
fae sa 1. ss %
e1; go's g "a d13ia, 5st1 70: Il
, 1859-06-24

The cottage CT the late ". IL. Prescott, at
Nahant, Mass, Was sud IN the 9Th inst, to
Charles lneler, Of l'oston, for s;',3'"'.
Ashley. The sun.in-law of Murrel. the no.o-
rions land pirate. killed his bro,her-in-law in
he'll .oln:y, Texas. the other day, and then kill
cd himself.
A German writer observes thai in the
United States there is such scarcity Of thieves
they are obliged IL offer reward for their dis
eoyerv.
Ill. clay Pate. formerly known as Mud
Head the Kansas correspondent Of the st.
Louis Hpa'f',a", has been acquitted Of the
Charge Of stealing negro n,au in Missouri.
The New York Commercial .adrtrf,ssr says
Paul Norphy contcmrla,cs taking up his resi-
dence in that city. and eusering upon the prac-
tice Of law. Of which profession he is already 4
member. haying been admitted in New Or
leans.
The Boston rjourn1l is authorized to deny
in the most explicit manner statement Of the
Washington correspondent Of the New York
1r'"'at, that Mr. George Ticknor hadinterpos-
VI a'Is opFeSltlon 10 tue colApletion Of Mt. ffes
colts Phillip II. By Mr. Kirk. So far from
throwing obstacles in the way, Mr. Ticknor has
sisnifed his readiness to aid him in the work
ly giving hin, free access TO the papers of Mr.
Prescott.
Senator Durkee, who owns ral.abla prop
crty in kcnosha. on the lake shore, is e1pend-
ing s6,o1o in constructing breakwater to pre-
vent the rarases Of the lake. He proposes to
build such defence as is coastruc ed for the
Illinois and Michigan Central Railroads at Chi
cago, which will gire him Il handsome lake free
from, seas, always clear and pure, which must
largely enhance the ralue Of his property.
In relation to the doctrine recea'ly an
noun:ed bv Gen Cass in his Re Clerc letter,
Occasional" The Washington correspondent
Of the Philadelphia Pr.ss, says:
Il understand that IN appeal is shortly to be
made from this point to the adopted citizens
against the platform lately laid down By Gen.
fass iu his L. Clerc letter. /, is a significant
fact that both the Republicans and Americans
have thus fnr united 10 repudia,inG the positions
Of that letter, aud If this attitude is maintained
by these partisans, the Administration will
hare the satisfaction to know that while max
ing war upon an old Democratic dogma, rhay
hare assisted TO ha-uoai.e their natural op-
ponents.'
, 1859-06-24
Immigration to 1I1nucsota.

In,mi grafton is TN the increase. To one who
tre4urnss the boat, on their arrival, it is vcrv
obsions and is All cncoura.n. sign. What We
lost by tilr Pixies Peak bubble, VIZ seem to BE-
:.aIlin. again. Tie bnats carry full loads, even
crowded, and hundreds get otl below to 20
back 10 tho interior.
We notice fleet Of "prarie schonuers'' in
our streets every day or two. and enquiry shows
lis that they are intendin. to satte ou son,e Of
the rich lands bnck i'll ts.' country beyond MS.
The immigration OF Swedes, Germans ;n,l Nor
wc:ian> is said IN he very larse. They co,nc by
companies and cnIni.ies Of hundreds They are
just the class Of settlers need now. to open
til. country aud prepare tile way for its denser
sett'emcnt--a result that is sure to make the
pioneers wealthy in the end
, 1859-06-24

Another party al s"::le len "r twelve from ST.
Paul and virinity lett Yesterday for the Land
Of the 1}akotas.' On SATURDAY. VIC noticed three
prairie sclsotnrrs laden with men. women and
children hailinx from, Wisconsin. and on inter
roSains them as tn whrrr they were bound,
the reply was - Fur the Sioux River" Ex-G Guv.
kit}der, T.. ". Cave, y. +, Tyson and others are
preparing IL Leave soon fer Sioux Falls City.
Mos. ot this party will "a % make permanent
residences III the Capital City. with i view. we
suppose. Of making " strikr:" POLITICALLY and
speculatlyek .-finhtsofiah, .>M
, 1859-06-24

TEE GILLESPIE CAsE.-Iu the United States
District Corrt on yesterday, noile pres WAS
entered by the district Attorney in The case Of
the People rs. ". c. B. Gillespie, charged with
abstracting money from tue mails, while acting
as route agent The reason for this action is
stated to be because one Of tue most important
witnesses, Mr.. u. 0del1, late postmaster Of
Bath, Mason county, has removed from the
State, and his present whereabouts are not def
nitely yknoWn.-SprinQHtM Jour.ak, sd
, 1859-06-24

e Mr.. 4. J. jansen Of lie Claire, 1oma,
died suddenly on Tuesday last from the effect
a the sting Of bee. He was ssuns On tho
neck near the juguls1 voln, and died in erssus
&hrse quarters Of IN hour aftcrwards.
, 1859-06-24

We have from Lancaster. Grant County, Wis,
a new paper-7Af Graat County ltthf*s--a
well filled and well printed sheet, published by
lsnAzl SASpERsoS, formerly Of Monroe. Mr..
sAspkRsos has the ability and means necessary
to make his Grant County patrons good paper.
and, we doubt not, will use both in their behalf.
The Fitness is Republican in politics.
, 1859-06-24

- Dr.. Andrew J. Morrison. Of Springfield,
illinois, was killed on Sunday last, in personal
1encontrs at Henderson, Ky-
, 1859-06-24

Browns Bronchial Troches.
Browns Bronchial Troches.
Bronchial Troches.
Bronchial Troohes.
Troches.
Troches.
"fEs anasot:y The 1ns and hsst~
REV. HENRY WARD sEEcHsx
II rsasnnsnd taelr Use to Pnbl!e speax.s,
REV. E. Il, cRArrX, NEW rogS.
"orsas service in sosdulux uoarssae.s-
REV. DANIEL WISE. NEW YORK.
II AA1s proved thsm excellent for Whoopsne cousA
REV. Il. y. wAREES. BOSTON.
~ossaa hsasa& In Affections of The Bronchial OExaaa
DR. J. F. y. LANE, BOSTON,
\ tnpls md e.ex7nt combination .ps Coughs, ks-
DR. G. F. B1GELOW, B0sTON.
"Contaa NJ Opium o: anything Injurious"
DR. 4. 4. HAYES. CHEMIST, BOSTON,
"Vs1y beneficial In e."ar NJ The throat vhaa coupsre.
sPax though ,ude,!a; from EYM-
REV ). j. P. ANDERSON. ST. LOUIS,
- 4heastiay an!ta in ths above eomzaen1atiou.~
REV. u. SCHUYLER. st. LOUIS
- et"r,i having tried many cenetes 70. AsthuAw
k' !uunt relief fruEl the Troxhes."
!.:e D. LET'S. FRANKFORT. ILL
E HTON d co..,
apts.y-c4s M .. Lax. .t,...
= T o il AClI BITTERS
, 1859-06-24

F. 3: ynn; !: - TT: r.; I. Il r., r., +; !,
Eti: Les. SMITH ktu:s.
III Like street.
~ 1fvnu want ; re,,e>3v -
purify t!.c lt.xet ~ to ri
!akt It. H'LLEs. SMITH
- Il ycu want F.ysr
Tsaik:. <Sifn :u'; < e." CO..
- ifyou want = Hair lie
!. 'n'LLEs, >MiTll 1C5..
l.3 L.st-t.
sD-K yru w:.-: a HI. u,lat-
E1nltEs. SMITH co.
?fit H., ts;s #" s'tlEs NC sn::,;i sSlfn fl
H.. ~ 1.a.e.s.
~ y,n wa,., alf.:s lwt
s1iIii 1i1 { C. !, j: !: r. -:
:s.'4,han:e I'll. 20 I" e., :.
r1f Won v,n, sr";n I'm f. + l4ke,'t
i; SS%Lls: f !>' <Htfn !itfi'"i ( &; v5.. T.
sF II vnn w,nt some Tunlc
=. t. HOLLIS. SMITH x
20. T., Lakv,ss.
-. 1EST ,!;s,,1',;D!. nsDenss"s ss,,, es5*.' KS
Z" I" BuLLE>. SMITH 1
CO, III Lake -,
- For Cough Canae* cr
lHl,I s!:c Waser.. Eu l.. IL
i.tsr.>t., EoLLEs. ssurA
e Fer \ raw.!.r E.~:r nr
+; isilfs: id +: :; SAlfh fiji; < c Co. t.
II Fora LIVER and nr.r<n-
lii frH!c1:%, 20 In Eu[LES
SMITH X EU. III l1Er.x
n For EeFnflxr aEi IN>.
rtit'. Eeat4lv. 70 tn NJ. f:{
!4.s Il. ss'fLE~. SMITH
i CO., LII LaAr.-t,
" Fnr strengthening rl..-
t.r. Il ail k!m!s 20
intIES. sMllu & CO..
~ Fora nn,eev fnT iii III,
v.te Diss'Aee@. 81 I" IL Like
ttnet. GeLLES, SMITH i
Gu.
II For Ner.e.iv for Biz
r2.+~ II the skin. 70 10
nLLEs SMITH / CO, l.a
Lake street.
II For Fancy S.aI- Br,.,h-
= ami EHtset ANitlcs E0 tn
HnILES, SMITH + tU..1.s
lake-st.
r. Far Handkerchief Ev
tr,i.ts and FerftstnrTy, 70 10
!a,Lf.ES. SMITH s Co, ia
l-lke-A.
F1r THlssts Shoulder Hr7tsA
amt Abdominal! Sup;-1teEs.
they are agents fnr tls. t11.n1-
fActurr, alI will vel 1t uw
pr;cr~- EOLLE5, SMITH l.
rh e
, 1859-06-24

TO BID I0rR HOfSE or BED BTGS
TO ED Y0rR HOtsE Of BED RrCs
Use Butchers Dead Shot.
Use Butchers Dead Shot,
THE BEST RUG POISON IN USE
THE BEST BIG POISON IN Use.
AGENCY At
AGENCY AT
BOLLES, SMITH & CO.,
BOLLES, SMITH & CO..
l9.l Lake Street.
l9.E Lake Street.
, 1859-06-24
Wiac*s ous haaes aa1 sealz this :ltt csy Of Ar Is,
]. a. MA51E%S, fSes."
RoswE1L L GoooE1l, f>eaLi
JSo- MsGIxxtss, Jr, fSeatf
C.. NAHEsuS, Sca,,1

s.A-E Or I111sc:., Aa1i.o-I 0R1
Jtse E: Du5o:s Are.'a. ?. a. cf 1Ai=c!s DE- herc:
tAt the ahore aat fortforE Is t:ce copy of The
essE-A cn1.cae-t Low n po.e -s:aa Is Auditor.
rse.,1 Gyea under ny hard md oe.a seal S2:!-s.
fe.d. tbs Sh cay Ct Nay, l553.
JEssE &. DrEo:s, Arc!so1
9. By Mr.. IT. E. Moore. What we're these
mortgages given for, which you have described
in the two foregoing answers:
, 1859-06-24
LATEST FROM PIXIES PEAK.
Horace areeloy's 8 iatoment.


Through the polite ness Of Col J. S. Park, of
rarksiile, Mo-, VIC have received copies Of the
Leavcnworth 3isnts:, Of the elst, and the Rocty
-Ho"Afd,H -Nt~s extra of the I1,h inst. From
tir 1tmts we learn that the Pixies Peak Express
reached 1ca7enw orih on the :.nh, III eight days
trem Denver City, bringing $4,000 in dust on
consignment. New discoveries had been made
III Jaskson dGg'nss, which it was thought
wo"'d e4;aal the Gregory digsngs in richness.
Messrs. Snloot l. Russell, Of Leavenworth, had
reeeir ed $500 in dust from the new placer.
Hon ACE GREELEY had arrived at Denver City in
nix days and twenty three hours from the Mis-
>f'uri River. lie Immediately started for the
Gregory diggings i'll company with A. d. Rich
ar:-ou, wcil-known citizen Of Kansas. FORM
:riy "t the Boston Lour"a|, and Mr.. Henry
Willard After fifteen miles travel they came
upon the banks Of Clear Creek, where thcv
found several hundreds Of wagons aud teuts be-
IoaS ing III the miners in tho mountains, From
this point to the diggings-a distance Of some
twcn:; nics-the journey was accomplished On
mules over preciptous hills and rarincs covered
with hc:ry quartz and granite boulders. After
:. tour Of inspection tlrouyl, the various mines,
the three explorers prepared the subjoined
statement, for publication iu the A5rkg uoun-
tdtn -NTs.
On the evening Of the 9Th, Mr.. Greeley ad-
dressed all assenLlaSe of some four thousand
miners. gi,i',. his opinion as to the extent and
value Of the gold resources Of the country, ad-
rocating their organization into State Us speed
ily as possible, and urging them to keep clear Of
c,ro==cries and gambling hells.
STATEMENT OF AEssns. GREELEY, RICHARDSON sSp
, 1859-06-24

Nay 10Th. 15ss.
The testimony was here closed, when the jury
Instructed the Foreman to put the yotc
w. of the Jury, agree to vote on the above
testimony, whether nc will find g true bill
against Joel 4. Mattesou for larceny:
Fna T2SE ElIl,-WlEa-, Ru:.es. Sampson, cyrr.
" Eandsten m MiiI;.a1 .oesrideS AntEew Isach; Am
rt, II JcEr4.
Nor TErE Du1-WE1:a,, vsrr.t:oa Eawa-d Fe,k.u-.
Jas N1.ey, Geo fo~er. Il NeGEaw. Joel Haila.d " u
slr-s>. y Il + c1-fio2, Jr1u " fzicss NasAlastun L
Mo"Fe- ~
Decided a true bill; i: 5a:, u against.
1uy III, 1869.
Mr.. VIM. 4. Lockridge moved to reconsider
the vote taken on Yesterday, to wit the finding
Of q bill against Ea Tor. Matteson.s
Motion seconded bv Mr. Priest.
The vote was then put by the Foreman call
ing the names Of Jurors:
A1E-ufll!an ye:.nil..on. y vanderea, William 4
LncktidFe. Aat.ew Kscca tdward P -rkn. James Na.y
Geo Pow. r, NeG7a~. ice. Bal a-d ii b Ncsss Wtn
tl-rk.
S.E-W1!7l B::sr. Coane.. S3.apzou. Aru.teaE SIMS
NaH Hasttts = l!1t1scn Baker. Icseph NcULu!s. Jese
kub.e, Tho1as he1!i. ss.nuel Il Joces.
Ayes II, nay.9. The Jury resolved to recon-.
slider.
=, The vote was then put br the Foremaa Shall
the main question on finding true bill be ruw
put: and decided in the affirmative.
, 1859-06-24

-aauc!essiy subycrtcd from tii':r original in.
:e:t: II |'o :n'rl" the Safeguard and protector
# men implicated in high Grim and n,istlc-
::':a1o:s? Arc these unusual COURSES and un-
warEantahle influences evidence Of innocence,
OF a7c IL y not strongly corroboratiyc Of the
presumption of guilt?
D": pvrhaps,hc most astounding fact brought
-c lsai hy the Official proceedings Of the
Grand jury, is to he found in the various Lat.
]p'ings d recnHs'dorations Of tia, bcdy On
1lsr subject Of finding a bill. Aside from the
ballo.ngs given in the published re.
port, it Inns become known TO the
pablic that the first lalot-aa informal one,
not entered apon the journal--stood siJtetn
far a indictment lo seven aeainst This ballot
vas takeE. after tic testimony 1oas all in, and
ought to lavc been Gnal It was undouLt-
edly the honest expression ofthe jury in view
Of the fac!s disclosed by tie several witnesses
that had testified on the subject When
formal vote was takou, however, three wLo
had given their voice for an indictment,
cha! ged their votes, the result being thirteen
for TO ten against. Without any additional
testimony having been offered and after tue
lapse Of day, reconsideration vas had, AID
al indictnen, was third time voted by tuelye
to eleten, Finally another reconsideration,
without any further testimony, and tho indict-
meut at first called for by sixteen 10 seven
was refused By vote Of twelve to eleven!
One other fact closes this shameless record :
After two days had been consumed IN
1hwartipg the original intont Of the Grand
Jury, as expressed upon the closing Of the
testimony, the Prosecuting Attorney placed be-
fore that body the draft Of an Indictment with
The suggestion that it might be "ignoredl''
But the JurJ not having been manipulated to
tho point Of carrying out this sugEeshonfailed
70 act upon It, and 50 the case was left open
for future investigation
L deliberate review Of al the facts in the
, 1859-06-24

The rsoa's If The State of lE.es.
Z. Have y"u or had you nj any time since the
trau' was committed any other mortgages, ot
which thu one YOU have attached is true cory.
except the one you have shown to the Jurr -
and Ii so, please state where they are
a. On the 18th of April last, sent. BIZ cS.
press. mortgages similar to the ore h,re,ntu
attached, varying. only in the description If
property, tn the several Recorders oi Cnnk,
VIII. la sale. Bureau, Peoria aud |erniIiiuu
c'us.'ies. and city Of Cairo. and delivered, in
person. unc to the Recorder If San.at,on cnu,-
y. all ns which mortgages have mt rs vet. bern
returned I" my "1sie, by said Recorders.
y. Have ,os, any other mortgage III your pos.
session. Ei'en l" SECURE the State against the
sai'i fraud, other than The ones YOU III IL }a4.
spoken off 81. please attaci, ii ur 4 certified
copy to vonr answer As a part thereof.
4. have mortgage er indemniiving bond,
executed By ]. \. A!at,eson.. Ruswoil t.. Good.
ell. J"hl NcGlnness, js-, and Charles s Matte
s'n. amt III authenticated copy is hereunto an
neNrd.
II y s: i: q ! !' Il, 4 " Il 1 s paT<a r s
s:Etr ';e, An III tt iaG' sty thr >isru IT Ian-
sSf!c = ':i ,t.;y Il WHIT: i 81: @ s 4 Is S ;s! !s'
" u = ; Ma:te~' IL stIs1s. =:
';:;:. '.2 N.t;: y: Ch:1:s>S. Na:'rs ::
: " "A 4 ;;: M ~ q ss: II = i HFs.: s
'.': III. Et:h..r!, =, Tine aHLr.l Il 1i:iy 1w. i,c;
III I'D Nisasan .,aaa> Bonds s:,I<.ae win Tx
a tt- ts >i,,t LAX Il li;"i. i, s.s:
AZ t- s,;, ~ c,1 s ';:ss E - 10 10 .s t. -. .ss
ts.:"';': .s N'o.' ~: Michigan t.na l&'c-.
@ 9 n ~ A. = .:xy. + N II! sit Et.y e s! at y r.
;ss1,, iA:s:es Esi: E: "thsr evidences II fr:txdaes+
a. IL Fs e :f sSss: e p xs.t 4 e. sn,:
%.'s @ "a o.: Az; ~ +: - ~ , os hs:ea;.s7 s::aste4
&C.,: r ;,e u "a n1y , as;.s 3s 'hs s,a.s e y
!,y 3Ia I,a :xSsaT ATS and en4 t2,te
@ Sts g 2secss .: ssii s:9:z s: te3t, lEte:~ a,
Il s. csss ~ y Ses ss . ss e
a:l p1es by t. & ::t W Il 81 II 5'e5: 81
sfi.:as ha s e ie u she "
Ga::! chesxs n sss Eroa which said borcs weEs suc
s es s.s ''5ss sPss 4 se a5 ~
Ge;t:ca,e 1ats1si boa Coupons {: etns. es!s:se 4
M sfs st o1 E. c9:Se:s s ia
oftGEss* Or Any ot then, t. be cooppts fir the TIE
IT, IT, st.'t III + ltno;3 :aA believe t,t e security esen
.nr L.: sseme :ha:ttua:e acd shall require of The s
is,n e 4 III ne; AZ . US :!s9 ss1, ~
as , 1st aetss u T:,,ns sh1 haye tsea erea him M
sun mopey sseu1e 10 he stae A. r .1 Ss Sa hss e
and se Ge~ed dnr .rd yae f.r4 e the Il such lt-
fa..s.
Wsacss ous haza aa1 seals this :1* Gay Of Ac,l s5,
i. a. MA1TE%.S, fSee."
RoswE1L L GoooELi, f>eal,i
JSo: MsGISxEss. Jr.. lSeati
e. 5. NAUEsux, iSea,1
Atss.:, s. 7. L2aAs.
S.AsE or 1l11sc:., Aaii.o-I Ga1
l.. Jtwe E. Dube:. Art.so. ?. a. cf 1I=rs Do hec: =
esF u. the shose aat fortEoEE Is tre copy o{ The
eEEi-al coe;rae1t Low N EaE pose s:aa Aua:to:
rs-., Gtyea uates y hand md ce!al sea II S7;!-x.
'' fe-t. tbs Ssh tay Ct NsF. l5s3.
JEssE E. DrEo:s, Arcso7.
9. By Mr.. #. E. Moore. What we're these
mortgages given for, which you have described
, 1859-06-24

sl!."t1s3! t'Htv, tS@
ttv, 81. -t:'',
E,fra tie undersigned. N".ar: Fu.i In Il Il
III, ~. I:,! 4y l'varr, .fnt! i. Naesun 4.l Mar,
..:;'~,. ii. WIFI. vii" r.r.t:.y kt~1 T.. .o IL !.
ir n. ie:~'ts i: ~i''n ', wh,-e ,asc, 'lr al. y.
"a te rAtt". III. t'r ...'''l ::.H II WIS.,,
The -::.; = rni". i H. Is aeh."M .,!.. aa ,i.
u o''" eS,'l t'ir ~.t4 lie:e;u t. t., r. ;te Is
s".::aIs avt a!d t!,ti. ' the I Ils
tHrs~s.! A. t!c I'D MaEx N2Y~',. wi IL. ~
~! y. Nattv-i. slhs tr"l !s tla'e .a4rt. ri will.
Tie r his If -!,! f::,gE a.l ~ i.
r.tt 4Hi apart t'ur trf sui, husband. a~kt"~!t sr that
III. ,:r 1!. a,.! ft1 frr r., ID.
tn claim Il iwr IN and 10 the !anE. ,ncnl,tt~ lc
.i44:+ l.. ftc ~. Voluntarily Az! without
c,crsiun Of fErrs il kG-.'a1-,
In test ,Inny wh.st of Lare b, reuaio -;
:,EAL !.i:id -e.l lG:- .:.t tas Of ,r:i! L.
u. lc;3. JoHS ". ErSN.
Notary rC.i
, 1859-06-24

STATE " lri.iSnfa !
.A!.ils- i...!ty.t
Ere':v. fT,re. at rser!r'!. srr;: 9Th. \. D. lsn
i: ti".k n # Mortgages. PAGES u. s5' ar1 81,
By T. i. DAaxEe rv;uts 4A'' "se'''''''
trri1er* OFFICE. ILltSe!s
>i::n-sta, Way hfh l-:4>
Iessc 1T.@ il. An litor ii rtir .cco,InS nfc c>:,
=: H.: = rr:'y trHfy .hst ':e :'rsuiS r..t,rs:
W. H. L. lrlic rftLc If LiI."i, Guw ia III. t,..
-v,s:, Il A. tul.;i.r.
IT. ft.sm :iy wtrecf hare Ae,e,,n,, s.t
SEAL t:y kAH! Ht Of !4t -ta, liz .i..y al. ytr
atote wt.tteI.
JE--E Il. prru1,, AIl,rr
The above deed is inlorsed rs follows:
ArAAs CarS7
Nr-ty,1G, b-,-f.