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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-28
Bears.

In an article some weeks ago, says the Fin
castle Wing, speaking of the number of bears
the present fall in this county, we remarked
that they were NEARLY as plentiful as squir-
rels" Some reference has been made to our
statement by large number of our cotempor-
aries-some whom, in sporting way, seem to
doubt its correctness. We have not q word
to take back In confirmation of our first
statement, we now announce the fact that there
were si1teen bears killed by two persons in this
county last week-and we hear of several other
gentlemen who killed from one to three each.
We have no doubt that there have been at
least one-hundred bears killed in Botetourt
county in the last sixty days.-Virgin'o Er-
change
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-28

er known 10 enter gam bling den or house VI
ill-tame and in business transactions or Dat
sonal dealings his worii sss relied TN as .ln-
plicitly as though he had entered into tls iuost
solemn written obligations for their perform
ance. For these traits of character, Nr b.
was great faTorite, and among no class Of
persons was he stronger than with the clergy
men of all denominations, who looked upon
him as strictly moral man.
Mr.. Broderick leaves no relative behind.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-28

Hush tell il not TO the flowers and trees
Whisper it not 10 the birds and the trees,
Let not the blossoms of crimson and blue
Hear the sad tale though its burden be truey
Summer is dead
Hush for the sea has suspended its breath,
Fearing catch the first summons OF death,
And the bright clouds that passing away;
Fain must drop tears could they hear what you say
Summer il dead
Aye though her mantle of glory be still
Spread over garden and meadow and hill
Though the rich bloom hath no touch Of decay,
And the bee tolls through the long sunny day,
Summer is deadl
Aye 1t is ended from the forest and glen,
From cities alive with the conflict of men,
From the grass at feet, for the silent bird,
From earth, and sky, our spirits is heard,
Summer is dead
So much of our glory and gladness is left,
We sigh not those Of her presence bereft
Her crown and her garlands unfaded are hung
Where they dropped when aside they were careessi!
fling:
Summer is dead
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-28
wnnru FOE TIE p AWARE o4zsrrr.
BY W. WILBER KNOX.


am dreaming now alone, Roe Lee
And my beautiful dream is all Of thee
The " katydid " and the is &hippOorHill," J"
And the cricket's chirp remind me still
OF the past, Roe Lee, Of the pasti and thee
And light is THY footstep in tny dream,
Light as the fan Of the moons bright beam
Soft is thy voice as the ;nurftl ring breeze,
As it floats to me though whispering trees,
As of old, Roe Lee, when it sighed TO me-
Thy sweet, warm breath on t1F cheek feel,
On the perfumed Zephyr Softly steal
Clear as stars that bedeck the skies,
Beam forth the radiance Of thine eyes,
As the past, Roe Lee, when they beamed On me.
Oh how radiant nature seemed;
And woe is me that but dreamed,
walked the breeze did murmur sighs-
Fell tears Of dew from starry skies
Twas thy voice to me, and thy tears, Roe Lee
zlAwARE, September, 1883.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-28
DELAWARE, OHIO, OCTOBER as, 1852

know that rank Old Federalist is iiow seated
in the Presidential Chair, the acknowledged
representative of Democracy. And now, MIR.
Editor, what claim has this party to the title it
has assumed of being the same old Republican,
party. A REPUBLICAN OF YoRE.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

We have Rad an opportunity 10 examine the proofs
Of The new Map and Gazetteer sf New York, eissd by
Mr. J. French, and soon &c be psblished by K +.
Smith at Syracuse, n. Y. The map ia Constructed
from Z new sary,y Of the whole State. sni is mDre
eopplete than any Of rs predecessors; il about sx
feot squar-, ana gives svay schoolb'use, church,
factory, viRsgs, iske, pond and watsf-eourse. The
Gazetteer u sso made frGm Original exploration Of
the sste, agents having been seps for ~ purPosa
.e every township. 10Th in history and IN ststisSs
it is without per, and does tgs credit TO It's editor
1t Is to be contained in sipgs volume, and vii b
.old BY subscriptions only. Path wsffs u'l DO indis
psusable to all wbo de sire dd.sd ssd accurate isor
ns,icn respecting the ssake, it's counties, aud 10
townships.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
SCARCITY or PROFESSIONS.
Couespopaenoe Of The =. Y. Thbane

Couesporsence Of The n. Y. Tdbene.
FoKr DoDGE. Wis.,. MAJ 80 1853.
There is q goest scarcity OF sh kinds Of pro-
visions with Us here ia the Nonh-West. Flour il q
per owt H-m-. l.. cents per lb.i Corr 81 per BUSH
and lsck at hat. There viii be barely Breadstuhs
enough to keep antsi harvest.
TIE prospects sre good, however, for the future.
We are having the best Of weather. aud farmer.
putting in all the crops possible. TIE only lack is
seed Vegetation is some fifteen days earlier than
lsst year.
The mos, If Us tried the Chinese Sugar-Csne Lee.
wear. but nine -tenths Of all rsisei was Loot ny
freezing and ihaSipg before IT could be worked up;
still gs shall try il again. Give US all the light fou
can on the matter.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
Fire at New.Orlcans.--Later from
s.ayaua.

NEw-ORLlAss, Thursday. June 9, 1859.
The bark :.rcade was pariislly burned la, org Il,
trgether Nth two afioining buldings Lo, s'','Vv'
1Se Bsl,enn Office ar, WY ESCAPED destruction.
The steamer Ibdianols froi2 H-vm.s. y below, WIT
dates to the 3Oih. Reports sla'e Sugar urn ann nc
tive at sssl reals for Nos. II aod IL. Molas
AT N ja5i reals Lard hu''ysnt at ls1i9 rea- 'e'-
Sng exchange dul aud qa0ted at ll6; New-iork e1'
change, Gu days sight. 3l
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

70 tA< Zdifov 81 Iks s. Y. TsibsnI
SIR. Under the heed u City Items, IN your issue
ofTuesdsy asy 81 you make sppsu TIA. hs propfrt1 u
Palace Gardens b. cpere5 eir,us 90 Ire grounds Ts
iseon-r am contacted any s.J wrs say ~
s cou pauy nsfsyer sp1 ns-ainment 70 os
iy,e upon ny pr.isa u ny G.ldsns n.ass =, ri (.
ns n s eabaes mssr as tss inesr.e. s~ss"ss y'e " ~
Yo.1s rrspectfaly C.y. DEr0RE9r
Fyr. Ya,a, yuae is5e Hrefstssox H SASes 0a<aseR
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
ANNy'AL REGATTA OF THE HEH-YoRG'
YACHT CLUB.


That gres. aquatic event OF tie sesscr, the Aan1s
Rega,,s Of the New.York Yssh: Club, cane e1 yea
terday. Ard. within our recollection. yachtsr.9
hsresbcuts have rarely been favored with more rse
ptious weather than on this occasion. The Samns
showers Of The previous day we're succeeded by acc
delicious breeze, tempeJing the hot sunshine MOI
sgreeably, and although il did no, come within may
degrees of blow" it was nevertheless s;r'sg
enough to ssnd the yachts along righ, merily. o.
the % yachs composing the squadron only 10 were
entered for tho ysce ard OF these ,hree-the Unise
Irene. ard S.a Driit--did not compete, whilc to-
others. the Island Fawn and Narraganse,,. were No
ablc5. or did not sail over the course.
TIE entries were IS follows:
ENTRIES OF YACHTS roR rHE ANIMAL aFesrrS
SlooPs- Third Cas,-Cousanins Yachts SO saer
ssseT Ia; Al % time 2, seo0s. I.'
No. g-s s.,-;s., rpr.,.. NJ: ~: g.; s 'l;:.: ::
5ss:..:::. + s':;:: fs;s:s: ! S $. !s
stOSSsssecui c.~as..ar,es 'o.ss.., i.s, .ns
deriS'N fe'' Allowance 0f'im'' :, .sSos.d..s..' ';
No Na-c ra,e-.s ;, rrnn.se. Msu. ssN N.
s-fsrny '......E II whse...tts IS ssss sN
S-Vsswcn .....Chs. Butter SIS II go s&
sassSas..si I f. oT%SsL sscss: : Z 81 $50 sS
ss-Ireine II v SsEs@e =, n ls,, tS
SLooPs-krss ClsssMessurtg e" scaar fee' Nes-
snce oftne, 1, seconds par square toct
No of Area Trs.
No Nave ratered ~ Tcrnase. M~e. "a. q NJ
l--DeeT Thos. CoslyeT..6S ~ isT -
CasAraursag lc square feet and IN
der that ara Allowance OF time q sccOnes r~r q. foot
No. Of Areas. Ttes
Nc NamG ra'srei ,, Tunnsse Men. "a q.
i-Dawn ........H l.. ksssitt...Ne " Nl2 pA
Sea Drift .....J. = HolbIook.s+o Is M 80
SStr.h ........L. ". Tappss.17 % 1885
scHooNERs-f Clsss-Messurns 500 square feet. Al.
owsnce Of time, u seconds psI sqnsretSL
No. ~ Arcas rgs .
No Nane Eaieyed by Tonusse. Men, 50 q.
l-Madse......R r. Loptr...liit = l6B5 -
-sisie........W. A S'ebhius loel = 1907
s-Zna.........w w III rhomas.ils ~ leas ob
i-Krori.a...... c. .kinxslans ISL - l>os
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

-ruk,.A,a T. s.an.r'. Hissr,ssl AssHi d isaA
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07

stand newspaper criticism and the sneers
of grown people but Young America" on
the street is so trough" that she abandons
all hope Of a change in dress.
Eugene has adopted the style of short
dresses and it is said the exposures OF
female ANGLES in Paris is awfully shocking
to a modest man.
Three passengers on the western train
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railway were
taken out of the cars Dec. 1st on their ar.
rival at Harpcr's Ferry and imprisoned
They were very insolent to all and evident.
ly were counting martyrdom. - ...
In the South Carolina House O. Rep. re.
solutions were offered in favor Of union
of the South in separate confederacy.
Gold in paying quantities is now being
discovered in the State of Missouri -.
Austria and England protest against tn,
establishment of a Regency in Italy. ...
The steamship Milwaukee is ashore a,
Grand Haven-she will go to piceics, pro-
badly.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07
Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of general execution to me directed
issued from the Office Of the Clerk Of the United
states District Court for the District of Iowa. in the
middle division thereof dated the 5th day Of Novem
Der, 1889, and In faver Of Barrett, King 4 Co, and
against Evans Egbert, have levied upon the fol.
lowing property, to-wit Lots ono (l). two (2) and
three (3) Block ~ in Monona, Clayton county,
Iowa with the buildings thereon situated in the
ty Clsyton and State Of Iowa IS the property OF
Evans Il Eybert, to satisfy judgment OF Seven Hun
thereon, from the 10th day OF October, A. D. 1859,
and the further OF Thirty Dollars costs,
together with all acerung costs, and shall on the It'll
day of January, A. d. 1860, At O'Clock, r. NJ, Of
said day, Egberts Hotel, in Monona, Clayton coun-
ty, Iowa. offer at Public SALE to the highest bidder for
Cash, all the right title and interest Of said persons
above in aud to the above described property,
to satisfy said execution and costs.
LAUREL SUMMERS,
U. 8. Marshal for the District OF Iowa.
BY HORACE FUTILE, Deputy:
December ., ls59w4 (Pr. Fee ~ 1901
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07
SHERIFFS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that by virtue Of special
Execution issued out Of the ofce Of the CLERK OF
tbs District Court Of Clayton county, Iowa. dated Get.
10th, A. D. 1859. aud to me directed and delivered,
shall oher for sale At Public Auction the highest
bidder for cash. from the steps Of the Office Of B.ugh
stOneman, In McGregOr, in said county, the gath
day OF December, A. D. 1859 1t o'clock, p. NJ, on
said day. the following described real estate, towit
All that certain pieos parcel OF ground with the
improvements thereon Mtuated in Mendon township,
Clayton county, Iowa on the North side Of what il
known Ann street and lying between the house and
parcel Of land occupied BY }. 7. Stoasman, on tho
East, and house and parcel Of land owned by q. 3.
T. Scott, the West, (said tract Of land being SO
feet front south and 100 feet West aad East,>
OF much thereof shall be sufRci~nt to satisfy
Judgment for the sum Of Sixty Dollars with Interest
thereon 1t per cent. per aDnum from Seps. e. 1888,
till paid also nine and 40-00 dollars costs and ali
costs accruing hereon being judgment recovered by
Hayt 4 Burdck, against John King, Jr., rendered
IN said county Aforesaid, establishing Mechanics
Lien on the above described property, which said tract
OF land levied and will be sold - the property
VI John I. King, Jr., to sa,isfy said Judgment.
JAMES UA VS.,
Sheriff Of clayton county Iowa.
by ". II. FUTILE, Uei uty.
Dated at MeGrssor, Nov 20, lsssw+
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07

PEEAcnING.-On Sunday evening last
Mr.. McARrnuR, of the Congregational
Church, preached sermon from the text,
1.-The fool hath said in his heart there is no
God" We listened to the Rev. gentleman
with much interest, and we have no hesita-
ton in indorsing most that he said. If
there is any city in the west more desery-
ing an occasional oyerhaulins for its wild
ness and drinking than McGregor is, we
should like to know its name. We do not
pretend to much individual steadiness or
piety, but it never hurts our feelings to hear
the truth, particularly when it comes from
one whose duty it is to tell us of our faults
and teach us how to correct them.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07
Mc(,rcgOr Titles.

On Monday last, j. W. VAN ORMAS, ESQ,
the attorney Of JAMES McGREGoR, JR.,
served two notices on us, requesting us to
give him possession Of certain grounds VIC
arc occupying, or await legal measures with
in thirty days. In conversation with Mr..
VAN OKMAN, we learned that we could buy
or lease the land, or that Mr.. McGREGoR
would buy our buildings. We are ready to
sell at any time, but not to buyunti the title
is clearly and finally settled; hence, suit may
commence to morrow, if the claimant thinks
proper.
These "noticcs" have been served quite
literally, within the last ten days, and an
unpleasant state Of feeling is brewing toward
Mr.. JAMES McGREGoR; this is to be regret
ted, but if Mr.. McGREaoR insists upon put
ting our citizens to the trouble of defending
lawsuit, while the title il still in the Courts
Of another State, undecided; and if he
farther insists, that he, without conference
with the occupants, proposes to dictate the
price of lots and the terms of payment, We
say to him in all candor, and for his benefit,
that he will not be treated very kindly by
the citizens Of McGregor!
There is smooth way to get along with
these matters, and when the question of title
is definitely settled, the owner of this land
will have no difficulty in getting his rights
The obstinacy of one man often arouses an
indignation in community that is extreme
ly difficult to control, and this note is written
to warn that man of the embarrassment
which may accrue from hasty exercise ION
his parD of force.
Wearc authorized by DUNCAN McGREGon,
Esq, Of Wilton, New York, now here look
Ing after the interests of the family of his
brother ALEXANDER, to state that the title
by which JAMES McGREGoR claims, is still
the subject of adjudication, and that no re-
cent decision authorizes said JAMES to make
such demands for possession as he now gives
notice of. Mr.. DUNCAN McGREGoR also re-
quests us to say to the people here, that they
should disregard the notices" now being
served, that he will provide for the defence
of all suits brought under such notices, and
that when the title is finally settled. he
OuNcAN) will give the people here due in.
formation thereof
An impromptu meeting was held Mon
day, at NOBLE & DRUMNoND's office, and
the influential citizens present, decided to
make no bargains with any party claiming
here until the question at issue is out Of
court. The reports that Messrs. Turtle
and EVANS have settled with JAMES for
their lots, is not true.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07

ADvERrIsING.-It will be seen by refer.
ence to the head Of our first column tout.
side) that our advertising rates in some
cases have been reduced. The truth is we
never collected the amounts there publish.
ed, always abatinga portion SO as to bring
it to what we now publish. Our rates as
here laid down will be strictly adhered te
except in cases Of changing for yearly
advertisers.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07

Too LA1E.-We are in receipt of . long
ugly-look:ng piece of interesting chirogra.
ply from "Granite" our old New Hamp-
shire correspondent. Also . letter on
Thanksgiving from Dorchester, Allamakee
county Iowa. Both these communications
are too late for this issue Of the 7va.es.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07
In District Court Of Clayton Co., lowa.
Timothy Davis,
W. January Term, 4. o. 1850.
Michael lIurlsv ~
Michael Hurley

To MICHAEL HURLEY:
GIk--In pursuance Of an order OF publication Of
- the District Court Of Clayton county, Iowa. made
in the above entitled ct the September Term OF
said Court, D. 1859. You hereby notified that
there is nls in the Office OF the Clerk OF said
court, Petition Of Timothy Davis, claiming OF you
the foreclosure Of mortgage and judgment for the
BY you to one Daniord Eddy, aud BY him ja.sigued
to the said timothy Davis and that unless you ap-
pear and answer thereto before the morning OF
the second day Of the term Of said court judg
ment will be rendered against you thereon.
ELIJAH OUELL,
Attest--T. UPDRGRAEF, CIR. Atty for Plaintiff.
December 8. l869w4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07

take stock in the road because it will pay
a good interest, but when tn y are approach
ed on the question of City policy, that
talismanic word which regulates the money,
and often the moral transactions of men
and corporations, they decline to be con-
yinccd
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07

Auction SALEs.-MCCRANE 4 SpEIgY
are doing an extensive business in selling
goods at Auction. Scarcely a day passes
but we hear some one boasting of the bar
gains to be had at their popular Sales-rooms.
Money is so hard to find about our pockets
that we reluctantly are obliged to pass the
room when frequently We know they arc
sacrificing some article which we need, but
we cant help our pockets much while sub
scribcrs arc SO comfortably dull about tax
ing hint.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07

PosTPoSED.-The party at Morzart Hal
arranged for Thursday night next is post
poned. The dangerous sickness of the
daughter of our fellow citizen +. BRADLEY
who resides near the Hall is the reason Of
the postponement.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07
Weather, Markets &c.

Weather, Markets &C.
On Thursday evening last at 8 o'clock
p. NJ. the Allamakce steamer made a trip
from McGrcgor to her wharf at Prairie du
Chen, and on Friday at One p. NJ. there
was crossing by footmen on the ice! The
mail was delayed only four hours on &C.
count of the new arrangement Of the Miss
issippi fluids into solid. On Sunday
Mason & CHURCH conveyed baggage cross
with one horse and on yesterday loaded
teams passed with safety. Monday night
was very cold and the prospect is we will
have good bridge till March. The roads
arc good for wheeling and the town exhibits
its usual business activity. Grain and Pork
arrive freely and bring better prices rela-
lively than at any market in the west. There
are teams in abundance from counties in
Iowa and Minnesota, distant 100 to 100
miles, the close of navigation and the fact
of havinga railway opposite to us drawing
the business from sections Tributary, in
summer to Winona and other up-river
towns.
Pork sold as high as SC, last week for a
small heavy lot, but s5@S5, 60 is about the
range of prices. Wheat is selling pretty
steady at 1906 some lots of superior
bringing II. Corn in the car 3O@32, shell
ed brings 10 cents more. Oats %. Hides
5@13. Hay $500. Poultry, Butter, Tai
low, Lard and Vegetables remain about as
they were last week. The prices of Gro
cerics &C., can be learned by consulting the
market report Of HOFFMAN BENTON & Co.,
which zoe reg ire to be corrected by them
every Tuesday morning.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07

ar' The McGresor Literary Association will meet
on Friday evening next At Academy Hall to di. cuss
| the following:
"ResotStd, That the unconditional pardon Of
Brown by Gov. Wise would have been the best
National policy" Affirmative, Noble, Hxnt, French
and Newell. Negative, Parker, Odeli, Hammer, and
Wright.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07

SANTA CLAus.-The little old man with
the team Of "eight tiny red DEAR and a
sleigh box full of goodies will be here
shortly to rejoice the hearts Of the little
folks. 1t may be well to let him know
through the Times where he can fill his
sleigh at McGIegor should his stock run
out while attending to the children in our
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07
A CARD,

A CARD.
The undersigned takes this method of ex.
pressing to Nessrs. LEE e. KlsxAIaD, Bankers
of McGregor, his warmcst thanks for the pre-.
sentation by them of very beautiful and
valuable Vest, made at the Tailoring Establish
ment of Wells & Company. The present i,
the more highly appreciated for the reason that
the service the undersigned was able to render
Mcssrs. l.. & K. during the past season, was 30
slight as to make the gift seem like the witness
to a friendship towards him which he will do all
in his power to render perpetual.
z. SHERWIN,
Capt. Steamer Alex. McGregor.
McGregor, Iowa, Dec. 9th, 1859.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07

.~ An Arkansas paper says that many
OF the girls in that State grow six feet high.
They must be uncommonly we'll cultivated
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07

To New YoRK-H. Clay Scott. Esq, of the
firm sof Scott & Brother, started to New York
en- Friday morning last to fill up theirla store
for the winter trade. They have large stock
on hand now, but the rate at which they are SELL
ing admonish them that it will be but a short
goods shall know them no more forever. Hence
the necessity Of arming for the attacks of
winter cnstOmera
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07
.yO1nlNSO mart

JOhnsO npOrt.
From the name of the proprietor of this
up river young neighbor the place is called
Harp;rs Ferry but in conversation with
ID. HARPER, Esq, at our place last week
we could learn no particulars relative to the
excitement at that remarkable place Har-
per tells us that more than Thirty thousand
bushels of Grain have been shipped from,
there to the Prairie du Chen depot by the lit
tic steamer Winfield and though the town
does not pretend to be any great shakes
we submit if this is not evidence that it is
backed up by an excellent country. As
soon as navigation opens we intend to take
passage on the Winfield and look at ''Har-
per's Ferry" of Mississippi but We hardly
expect to be as successful in taking it as
Ossaw atimie was with its Virginia name
axe
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07
In the District Court Of Clayton Co., loco.
Harmon, Akin 4 Gale !
". }Jsnusry Term, \ 1860
John B. Brotherhood ct al

Sonu ~ OsosuSAhVo0s ~. eAs
To John B. Brotherhood. Hiram j. He,eley.
G. S. Boynten. b. F. Morley and A. E. Morley
SIRS-You are hereby notified that there IS new ON
- ne In the Once OF the Clerk Of the District Court
Of Clayton county lows, petition Of Harmon, Akin
Gale claiming OF you the foreclosure Of mortgage
on the southwest quarter Of section twsntysix (26
in township ninetysne (sl), north Of range SIX (eI
west OF 9Th ?. NJ aud judgment for the found
due thereon. Said mortgage Vas given BY said John
B. brotherhood to said PLAINTIFF, GATED the second DAY
Of February, A. 1855, to the payment OF the
following sums Of money, to.wit e23S 77.lO0 in six
months from date, $2as, 17-lO0 in nine months from
In nfteen months from date, according the tenor Of
four promssory notes TOT even date Herewith Aud
shat unless you appear and answer thereto, BE-
fore the morning Of the second day Of the term
Of said district court to be holden in said county
tbs 10th day January, A. D. 1860. judgment will
be rendered syar.' you thereon.
ELIJAH ODELL, Atfy
Atest-T. UPDkcRA-- Clerk. fer Plaintiff.
December &, ls6sw5