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The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25
THE PEACE INSTITUTE.

We are gratifed to learn that the efforts
being made for the establishment in Raleigh
Of fust class Presbyterian School. will 10 oil
probability be crowned with success. The
Rev, J. M. Atkinson. Of this City. who has
been laburing with so much zeal u raise the
necessary funds, has kindly shown us his sub.
scription book aud explained to rs his views
and plans and we have no hesitation in say
ing that the enterprise will pay. while at the
same time it will contribute in no small de-
gree to the growing prosperity Of this cons
munity and the advancement OF sound learn
ing.
The subscription list is headed BY the ven.
cradle William Peace, Esq, Of this City.
with $4,000; and the institution takes its
name from him. We learn that q sufficient
amonnt. about $4,000. has been raised to
Justify beginning and Il Is expected that
s2O. 400 in addition will be readily obtained.
The intention is TO establish q superior
School for Young IadIes--an institution which
will furnish ihorough instruction. and prepare
yeupg women for an intelligent discharge df
The duties and responsibilities of life. We
learn that the building will be erected just
without the northeastern limits Of The City.
on grounds obtained from the Hon. Kenneth
Rsyaer and DR. T. ID. Flose. near the resi-
denees Of A. NJ. Lewis and c. D. Harrison,
Esgrs. Standard.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25

ject These offers were accepted " tne
Society.
The most important business before socie-
ty was the acceptance or rejection Of the
charter rofincorporation Of and the act auihoriz-
ing the establishment of Medical Board,
passed by the last Legislature. The act was
and the Society. having the APP
pointing power. elected the following gentle
men to constitute the Board: Drs J. n.
dickson, Charles E. johnson. w. II. Mckee.
To- r. Mason. C. Winslow. ]. g. Tull. and
Happoldt, Morganton. This Board will
serve for term Of six years.
The following gentlemen were chosen Of.
ficers Of this Society DR.. N. ]. Pittman. Of
| Edgecombe, President; Drs Henry. Leach
Whitehead, aud Winborne, Vice Presidents |;
Dr. W. G. Thomas, Secretary; DR.. Q. w.
Graham, Treasurer and DR.. w. U. Howard.
Orato.
The annual address was delivered BY Dr.
J. ]. SummereIi. Of Salisbury. II Is repre-
sented as a fine specimen Of eloquence.
The next meeting Of the Society will De
held in Washington, Beaufort Co., on the
first Wednesday in April. 1860
Rakigh Standard.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25

Tar AsEs,cAs TRacr SocrErY.--The ami
versary meeting of the American Tract So
ciety took place in New York "Wednesday.
Everything offered proposing 10 sgiiate the
subject of slavery was laid upon the table.
after much excitement and discussion. and
the regular ticket for officers was chosen w
vote cf SSl teas. The ANIMAL report shows
that the past years contributions have bsea
sio, 900 in slsanee cf l-st wear. the total sum
being sss3.273 81. The expenditures were
$3.50, ,094. The soeiety's eolpsriers have the
past ysar visited Gs8 .9s2 families. and Ion nd
36. 229 destitute Of the Bible. There are
SIS eoIpurters and 1873 students in the en-.
plny Of the society; and there were eirculs.
ted during the year 65977z volumes. 10.
675. .954 publications. or 2s0,552. $50 psge.;
total since the formation of the sncieiy, is,
O46 s29 volumes. 2i5.5s4. .995 publications.
or 5,35y .4lO.334 psges.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25

THE WAsrE or WaR--fn the sixteen
years intervening between 1877 and 1915.
The French army absorbed 5,556,OOO men.
The number raised bs CONSUMPTION for Na.
poleon's army was 7.476. 1000 men. The army
II 1913 was composed Of recruits from eigh.
teen TO twenty years Of age. OF a million
and quarter raised in 1918. only 100000
remained alive in 1914. France. in addition
@ this loss of her citizens, had to pay 700
millions Uf francs ss indemnity of war to The
allied powers and 400 millions for The sup.
port Of foreign garrisons. These figures
show the cost Of a war such as the powers Of
Europe are now about entering into.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25
PROPOSITION FOR MORE MEXICAN TsR.
RITORY.

Late Mexican newspapers contain ,hs
eorrespnndence between Mr.. Porsyth and
Senor cueyas in regard 10 the making Of
new treaty with the Republic d hssieo Cor
the purchase Of more of her territory. The
following Is The proposition OF Mr.. Forsyth
TO President Zulosgs;
Firt--Pof compensation In money th.
Government Of the United States proposes
70 that Of MEXICO to alter the dividing lins
10 the north between the two Republics.
sscond-It proposes 70 provide for the
arrangement and payment ofthe reclamation,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25


TnE Eriscorat cosvrsnos. The sscts-
tary Of the Convention which met az Gslds
borongh On Wednesday o. LIST week has %
lii'ly allowed us. says the FsystieviIle %.
server, 10 CLEAN such statistics from his Jour.
nal as the publie are likely to be interested
in.
The r.. Rev. Bishop Atlinson presided.
and, e. 4. WinsIow. ESQ.,, ofFieis,sJ as Sc
cretsry. an nffee 20 ~hieh Ne has been unsni.
mously elected year after year Zoe twenty or
thirty years past.
The number Of Ciergv in the Diocese !.
~, Of whom SO were present. There were
II Lay Delegates present The attend.
anee q Clergy. Lay Delegates and yisiters
was greater than on any presinas occasion.
We believe. The services were consequent.
ly numeieusly attended. net only In the new
snd beautiful Episcopal Charch, bat in ,he
other Churches N the place. al al y hass pul.
pts we're Kindly tyndersd and accounted by
Ministers IN ihs Convention.
The new Church bBilding ~ss conseers,sd I:
two new Congregations we're admitted and
one Candidate wss ordained Deaean.
The number Of Commandments in the Dio.
csse - 30S6. Numbrr of Baptisms dusins
The psst teir 79o. Nsmher confirmed sss.
Marriages 90. Burials 27s. con,ribu,ions
POSES 5s. Three Ordinations % Priests
snd three IL Deacans.
Az the members Of the standing Commit.
tees 81 last year we're reelected. az were the
Delegates and Alternate Delegates 10 the
Gsnersl Convention. wilh one exception in
each.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25

NKw Usr or the sTERgo.cops. Professor
Dove. 4 Prussisn. has discovered that ire
best executed copies Of steel or eopper.plats
engrasiBes can be distinguished from the
originals. by placing them together 10 q bi.
noeular stereoseope. when tho diHsrsncs be-.
tween the print produced BY the original
plate and The spurieus copy 10 seen At q
glance. This will be . sore method Of de-.
teeting eountsrfsit bank bills.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25
The Democratic Press. W.

Tne Democraftc Press. We arr piease
70 TIA, our friend ". whtsssr has dropped IL.
uneouih title Of Tho Live Gifafr" fir 81. paper. and
adopted thsi II Thc Democratic P,ers" and with il
assumed q bs ths org,n of The Democratic party.
Whether be will he stle in this particular to super.
esde hi. veteran neighbor Of the STANDARD remains TO
be seen; bu, think The Editor of The Standard Ia.
too long sni Too ssllfuy held the rein, 10 he easily
oused from his sat
The Press has undertaken IL he lhe peculiar ehsmpi
on Of the Hon. i. Oh. Drsnrh. .nd 10 "dsiend The
principles Of the 1hiry Million bil ss being purely
Dsmoeraiie messurr.' We think in this the edi,o,
hss assumed somrwha, 81 hefculssn task. II should
he remembered TIA, sp,n bad pcr,mPiOfily rsfu ssd
Mr. Polks efsT ~ sloo,0oo 900 snd ih.t recenl,
The Spanish mini'iy have iniimsisd that q renewal
d the oTr % purchase would be considered :. oen.
i've TO that Ga1anmsnt AID now what s proposed
The s3ooooooo sPl rOpristsd s NJ. Bfanch, bill wa.
not 10 part pay fof The purchase % await the eon.u
nation of the bargain. lot % enable the Prssdsn. 10
conclude tre,'y with tht Goysrnmsn; n Spain IA
esssion u Tie Island q csha. n he negotiation
fse Of i The terms of The iresi, should mol B, se
esPled By ou Senate. might No, our Treasury he mi.
nus the s5oe0oooo and The Isiand Of Cuba s,iIl 10
main IN tie possession d spsinI
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25
Meeting Of n abroad Presidents. w


learn from The Standard that meeting Of the Pre.i.
dent. Of the various Railroads IL this State wss held in
the ei,y Of Raleigh on Tuesday the i7,h instant, a.
suggested by the Board of Internal Improvements. 10
make suitable arrangements fsr tho establishment n
system Of through ffeishis. Those present wsre. Mr.
Ashe, ofthe Wilmington and Weldon Road, Mr. Whit.
ford Of The Atlantic sud ~ carolins Rosd. Nr. Fisher
Of. the North carOns Road. and Mr. Pearson, Of the
Western North caroin. Road
HI. Eacellenry Cos. Ellis President ,r aCiro ef ,hs
Board q Iniernsl Improvements, aIso present. tn,
sta.Jsrd SAYS:
I'VE learn that important arrangements and f.gu.
a,ions were agreed uPnn, after fnIl Consideration
snd that the officers Of the Rosls eyueed every J.po
'ion q conform the Suggestions Of the Board Il To-
isrnai improvements. and thus afFHd % ,he guse and
% business ~ pae,cable di.paleh and convent
enee IN th. transportation ~ sriicl.s."
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25

Another Daily. = Ms.s.. sinclsr 4 pes,es.
of Psseitssiile. Editors Il The Nonh CsoIinisn. have
commenced daily issue of lhsr papsr too Or three o.
the fra pnmh,s Of shieh We b,ye received. Il Is
neat Shot resp.eias 10 sIs. spd in s ,diiorsbip
veil eenpsfs With The b.si Dtmoer,e p,p-rs IN b.
State. The Editors siII eon,inoe a., y publish III.
paper weekly. u heretofore. Pfiee for he DAILY. Ss
per snnumi for lie Weekly. 81.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25
The EdInbnrrh nc,iew. d, Anil.

The EsIiBbnTEh Review. Sr April. con
,ain., |. Fen,al, Induay. 2. Bauhs Di.co,erie. IN
Affea. ?. D.. French on Ensl.h Dictionaries. 4
Life and Correspondence 81 Lord CornwaE.. 8. The
West Indies. As they we're snd are. Q. Montenegro
!. Sir 2. Psls,a'ss Normapd, snd Ensisnd. 9. RI.
Gel Guns and Modem Tactics. O. Major Hsdson'.
Life. 10. Austin. Ffance and I,aiy.
Published ~ Leonard Scott q Co., New Yetk
Price - ps, annum iof any ons of ihs Review. o.
Bafkroodi or any Two 81 The works, 81; fof Black.
wood and ihs four Reviews. $40.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25

DrArH or rwo yssEssbLs CITIZENS.
learn that Johnson Busbee. E.q.. expired at
his residence On Wednesday marning last |;
and tina, john Lyon. Esq. expired si his resi-
,lence on "Wednesday night--both st an sd-
tanred age. Mr. Busbee had been declining
Tor some time. but We learn that Mr. Ligon's
illness was Of short duration. They we're
both we'll knewn in Wake, and were useful
aud respected citizens.
NJ. Busbee bad represented the people Of
Wake in the Legislature. had served as )
Councillor Of State. and was far many yesrs
Chairman of the County Court. That iribu.
nal adiourued on Thursday. as max Of re-
speet FOR his memory. SaaSud.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25

STATE MepreAL socrsTY.-The Medical
Society Of the State Of North carolins held
is tenth annual meeting in statesyille, com.
meneing on The 10th and closing iis labors
on the 18th.
The number In attendance was much
larger than al any previous meeting, and the
best feeling prevailed.
DR.. Alexander. Of Csbarrus, offered q
prize Of fifty dollars for the best ssssy on the
effects Of tobacco on the system, and DR..
Mason. Granville. offered gold medal for
the best written essay on ssy medical sub.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25

! -
Aillsbaruugh Rsrnrnfr.
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
"wednesday, May 20, 1859.

Union, the Constitution and the Laws the Guar
dans Of our Liberties.

south ts0ysel Examination. will come
off on the 7ih and 9Th Of July. On the 9Th declama
,ions and ora,ions by Students after which an address
by Rev. B. Craven, President of Trinity College.
The next session will commence on the 18th Of Ju'
y, 1853, TN ANDERSON.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25
whis Mcciins In wake.-A meeting

whig Mccting In Wakc.-A meeting Of
the Wings and Americans Of Wake County was held
in the Town Hall in the city Of Raleigh on Tuesday
the 10Th instant. Capt Stephen Stephenson cali
ed to the Chair and Joseph Jones was appointed Sc
eretsry.
A preamble and resolutions appropriate 10 the occa-
sion and the times, were unanimously adopted.
The meeting was ably and eloquently addressed BY
John w. syme. ESQ., Editor Of the Register; and Sea.
ton Gales ESQ.,, being called upon. addressed the meet
ing in pointed and eloquent speech in support Of the
resolutions The Register says Of this speech, ,ha, il
was calm. condensed, and argumentave exposure Of
the enormi,ies Of Democracy. and mos, anthusas.
iicslly received by the meeting.
A resolution adopted nominating Col. J.. G. Ed
wards Of Grsnyille as candidate represent the Dis
ici in the Congress Of the United States and ro-
mite of sir appointed 70 inform Col Edwards u
the action Of the meeting and reques. his acceptance
Of the nomination. The committee appointed by the
chairman, consists Of the following gentlemen. viz
Dr.. ?. J. Haywood srsian Gales. Esq. Col. George
i.iule, John ". syms, Esq. Maj Willie D, Jones, and
Eyerard Hal. Esq.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25

The Commencement.-T annual festival
at Chapel Hill takes place next week. and The prospect
is thai there will be larger attendance Of visitors than
on any former occasion The certainty that President
Buchanan will be present, will add much to the at
traction Of the occasion.
Extensive arrangements are being made for the ac-
commodation Of visitors and pleased to see 4
stated that among Others Col. Guthrie is making ex.
en,iye repairs and additions to his hotel and will be
prepared add much TO the convenience and comfort
Of his guests.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-03-17
Wood County Common Pleas.

Gotlich Schreiher, pl'f, ". Henry Powers.
IIENRI POWERS, defendant in this action, is
hereby notified that on the 4th day of February,
1852 the plaintiff Schreiber filed in the court
of common pleas, within and for the county of Wood
and State of Ohio his petition against the said de-
fendRnt, which is pending the object and prayer
of which is to forcclosc mortgage executedto Eli
jah j. Woodruff the 10Th day OF January, 1856, by
the said Henry powerSand by said Woodruff assigned
and transferred to plaintiff and Peter b. Porter
and said Porter has transferred his interest therein
to said plaintiff the part ofractiona section
no. thirty three (33O in township no eight (S north
of range no. twelve Q2) east in the county of Wood
and in the State OF Ohio, containing siNtysX acres Of
land more or less; and being the same land conveyed
the 2Gth day of January, 1856 b, sld Woodruff
said Powers to the payment by said Powers
of his three proihissory notc' all daod January
26 1856, for S3j0.67 each, and payable to the
order of said Woodruff with annual interest as fol-
ows: payable one year after date and one
payable in years after date and the other payable
in three years after date. The notes last above
described remain unpaid and have been asst gnod and
transferred by said Woodruff and said Porter to the
plaintiff. who is now the sole owner of the samc-
The plaintiff in his said petition, asks for order of
for the sale Ofthe above described mortg0ged
premises and for the payment ont of the proceeds
thereofthe amount due on said two notes and the
costs of suit, and costs and expenses of sale.
Tho said Henry Powers is hereby NOTICED that un-
esshe answers said petition by the 9TH day of April
1889 the statements therein will be taken confessed
and Judgment entered accordingly,
Feb To-. 4OwGST.On. EDISON Al.LEN,atty pGH.
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Howard Association.


BReu oi Institution, established by special endo0.
nlent for The relief of the sick and distressed,
afflicted Nth Truient and Epidemic
Diseases.
THE Hocdrd Association, in view of the awful de-
structon of human life, caused by Sexual diseases
and the deccptons practced upon the unfortunate
tins of such diseases by Quacks several years ago d
rected their Consulting Surgeon, rs CHARITABLE
ACT worthy of their name, to open Dyspensary for
thetreament this class ofdseases in all their forms
and to give Medical Aid GRATIS to all who apply by
letter. with n description of their condition. (age. oc
cupation habits of life &c.) and in cascsof extreme
poverty, to Fn-Aish Medcme Free Of Charge 1t is
needless to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association in their Annual
Report upon the treatment Scxual Diseases express
the highest satisfaction with the which has
attended the labors of the Consulting Surgeon in the
cure of SpermatOrrh1a, Seminal Weakness, lmpo-
tence Gonnorrhma Geet Syphilis, the vice of Oman
ism or Self Abuse, &c, and order continuance oi
| the same for the ensuing year.
The Directors on review of the past feel assured
that their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort
have been of great benefit to the afflicted especially to
the Young and they have resolved devote themselves
with renewed zeal, to this very important but much
despiscd cause.
| Anadmirable Report on SpermatorrhTa. or Semi
nal Weakness, the Vice of Onanism, Masturbation oI
Self Abuse, and other Diseases ott.e Sexual Organs
by the Consulting Surgeon will be sent by mail, (in
sealed envelopc,) Fes cf Charge. on the receipt o
TWO STAMPS for postage Other Reports and Tracts
the lture and treatmc mt ofSeNul Diseases diet
&c, are constantly being published for gratuitous
distribution, and will be sent to the afflicted Some
of the remedies and methods oftreatment discov
cred during the past year,ar OF great value.
Address for report or treatment Dr. George H. Cal
! houn, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, NJ
, South Ninth Street Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order of the Directors
| EZRA ID. UARfW ELI PrsSf.
| Gro, FNRCUItD, Secretary.
| December 30, lSJS.-34ly.
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For the Porrysburg journal.
Another Chapter About Fruit.

Fruit next in order, will be Plumbs, Apri-
cots sc. This fruit is 80 liable to be destroyed
by the curculio, that verys few will be at the
trouble of planting. Those cultvators who
make il point TO cultivate thoroughly and de-
vote the Necessary attention to this department
are still successful with the Plum, Apricot and
Necturine. A stiff clay soil is the best adap pied
TO the growing OF the Plum, and least favorable
for horboring the insects, The Apricot is n
beautiful aud delicious fruit, and ought TO be
more generally cultivated. 1t thrives well in
this climate, and some Of the varieties as lar
dy as the peach, and as certain a crop--it needs
the same treatment Of cultivation ns the peach
lit is subject TO the attacks OF the curculio--
the trees should be planted near the house, by
the side Of theipa:h or pavement where the ground
underneath is troddcn hard so that the fallen
fruit con be carefully gathered up and destroyed,
They are also suid to do very well planted in
yards where poultry and hogs are kept. Pums
can be treated in the same way. The Nectd-
rine resembles the Peach, ouly the skin is
smooth like the plum, and consequently is
liable to the attack of the curculio like the plum
aud apricot, and should be managed in the same
way. The following list Of the b'st sots
has been adopted at the several sessions of the
American Pathological Society viz
PLUMs.-- Bockers Gage, Goes Golden Drop
Green Gage, Jefferson, Lawrence Favoritc, LON
bard, Monroe, Purple Fsvorite. Princes yellow
Gage, Purple Gage, Smith Orleans, Washington
Mclaughlin
ApRIcoTs --BradO, Large Early, Moorparl,
NEcrARlNEs --Downton, Early Violet, Elrugo
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-03-17

| all the leading branches manufacturing iidus-
l. try the great practical superiority OF Singers
sewing Machines is fact established beyond dispute.
no tailor. shoe manufacturer, clothe', seamstress,
dress'maker. snddler carriage trimmer hat manufae
turer, &c. &C., afford to do without them
One Thousand Dollars Year
Is only fair average of the actual profit from the
of each of these Machines, and for confirmation
OF this truth refer to my one of the thousands of
persons who them. They adapted to every sort
of work, fine coarse, upon silk, cotton, linen and
woolen fabrics, also light and heavy leather. They
never fail to give entire satisfaction.
To meet the growing demand for smaller and more
elegant machine for private household purposes, we
have Just produced and ready to receive orders for
Singers New Family Sewing Machine,
Whichis the most compact and beautiful Sewing Ma
chine constructed. 1t is ornamened in the high
est style ofart and all who it delighted with
1t makes the improved stitch and s capable
of doing greater variety of work in better style than
any other Sewing Machine offered for family pur-
poses.
1t is not ubect to the objection of using twice too
much thread and making rayeling seam, like the
Grover Baker; nor is it confined in its operation
to few thin fabrics liable get out of der and
fitted to flax thread like the Wheeler Wilson Ma
chine; but is amply sufficient to perform all kinds of
family sewing
Price of Family Machine with iron table complete
for use, 500. The larger standard machines from
l2j to 5000. Send for l. NJ. Singer Co.'S Gazette.
beautiful pictorial paper, devote to Sewing Ma-
chimes. and containing list of prices and all other in
formation the subject. 1t will be forwarded gratis
|. NJ. SINGER & CO..
ass Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany, Baltimore. St. Lonis,
Providence. Gloversville, Cincinnati, New Orleans,
New Haven, Rochester, Chicago, Mobile
Newark, Philadelphia, Nashville, Paris, France
Glasgow. Scotland.
Local agents wanted,
AoENrs-E. A.. Higgins, Perrysburg; Wm. Robert
son, Maumec
April 18TH 1858.
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y. q, FOLSOM, A. NJ,

Associate Proprietor an, Principal of the CleVeanC
College,
Scholarship Is good ~ he seren toL'gss'
SPENSERlAN PENNANSHlP taught by its au
thor by 4, }. Phelps, aud others.
Two weekly Law Leoturs by :he Professors OF the
Union aud Ohio Law College.
Bryant & Stratton's - American Merchant," q
Monthly Magazine, devoted to Commerce, Banking
Manufactures, Agriculture, Statistics, Commercia
Law biography, Science and Literature, published II
New,I ork, at 81 per annum.
nS~For information in re- gard to the Colleges ol
MapaEine please call at the rooms or send for Caa
logues ofseveuty pages, address as above,
nlglV
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I.egnINotice.


Court ofCommOn Pleas of Wood Co.., Ohio
Joshua V. Smith prH, against AlonZo Utley, deft
INHE said defendant will take rotice that on the
L first day Of February, A. ID. 1859. plaintiff filed
petit on la said court against him. seeking 10 obtain
Judgment for the OF S242.5I and the interest on
S92 81 from October L. 4, H. 1857 and the interest
81 $4,000 from October ilS5S.on two several prom
issory notes executed TO plaintiff by detendent Octo
Der 18th, A. D. 1886 each for the su,n of Sl50OO one
due in one and the other due in two y0nrs from said
time of execution, which periods OF payment have
expired. ana on which notes there is now due to
plaintiff and unpaid the said S242.57 and interest
aforesaid; and that plaintiff at the first aforesaid
time. also flied his preliminary papers for an order of
attachment against the lands tenemcnts, goods chat
tells stocks rights. credits, moneys and effects of
defendant in spid county which order ofattachment,
duIy issued, was duly executed upon the westhaf of
III south east quarter OF section no, seven a. in
TO nShp motive (5l north Ofrange uocleven (D east,
in aid county 50 acres, on the I'd day ot February,
a. ID, 1859, as the property of sad defendant De-
tsn dnnt will answer said petition 10y the 10th day of
April. 4. u. 1889 JOSHUA V. SMITH.
by :, JEFFERsoS, atty,
Feb. 10. lSSS--lONGS 20.