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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-09-03

y We are requested to state that the
Institute which has been advertised to COM
mence on Monday next under the charge Of
Mr.. C. L. Edwards, has been merged in
the Academic Department OF the Lawrence
University, of which Mr.. Edwards is Prin-
cipal, and that that department of the Uni
yersty viii commence its session on Mon
day, the 10Th inst, at the rooms formerly
occupied by the Quincy High School.
Those preparing for teachers will have
every facility for thorough training here,
that was designed to be given in the Insti-
tute.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-09-03

THIS CLOTHING FOR THIRTY DAYS
At Auction Prices.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-09-03

CT Business has been comparatively
dull in Lawrence for the last month, much
brisker, however, than during the cores
ponding period last year. 1t is expected
that the trade will be very heavy during the
fall months, as all of our merchants have
heavy stocks of goods on hand, and seyera
of them are either East, or just returned, oil
are about going for large additions. Mr.
SOLOMON set out on Thursday for his fal
and winter stock. Look out for a pile o.
goods when he returns.
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New Election Precincts.

NOTICE. At a meeting of the Board of Coun-
~ Is Supervisors of Douglas county held June
p, lsJ9, il ordered that an election precinct
be and is hereby established and created in this
county, with the following boundaries, to wit:
teginning at the ). W. corner of LecOmptOn
Township, thence running east TO ). w corner
f Sec. %, T ~. X. Il; thence north TO the y. +.
corner of Sec 5, I II, K. ls: thence west to n.
" corner of Sec. 6. T. u, r IL; thence north
o the Kansas river, thence westerly along said
liver TO county line, thence south to place Of
beginning and that the voting place for said
,reeinct be at the town of Big Springs
Ordered that all that part of Lawrence town
hip lying south of the Wakarusa river, be and
hereby established and created voting pre-
.inct, aud that the voting place shall be al
,lanton's, $50 called,)
A true copy. Attest:
CALEB S. PRATT. Clerk.
Sept. ,, Set.
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II. $. Mar.haI,s sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that will offer for
~ sale at public auction at the door Of the
Court House. in the city of Lawrence, Douglas
county, Kansas Territory. on the 18th day Of
August, A. ID. ls59 between the hours of 10 A:
N and p NJ. Of said day. the following real
estate, to wit:
The North W est fractional quarter Of Section
eighteen, ue) Township thirteen, q3) in Range
twenty, (20) containing l52 100 acres beingand
lyine in the county Of Douglas. Territory Of Kan
sas, taken as the property Of Jeremiah D. Allen
on an execution in favor Of Nelson AcCrack ken
Issued out Of the United States District Courf
| In and for the Second Judicial District Of Kan
| as Territory, and 70 me directed, as Unitet
States Marshal of said TERRITORY
Given under my hand this the 18th day OF uly
A. ID. is59. PHILIP T. COLBY,
U. 3 Marshal.
| By d. ID. CASTLEMAN.
L luis %. R.-6t,s Dep, U. s. Marshal.
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he 1tcfala Of Ffeeaon.
LAWRENCE. X. t.
saturday Morning, Sept. 8, 1859.
R.nnblio,n on Mr. Pa1roi,.

LaWTenCo PuO4AsNA 80 A'AA' oAAShs
more appalling picture Of corruption and
T.. deJanc1egy can hardly be conceived.
~, mi. moment presented b. the ofieiallife
'Dfh hr,,iorit, rf the offca-holders in the United
q il. a. Pnitics has become trade-a game
>.s,,,Isnt tricksters. without fixed principles
lnpGiI lnIpl.in9I charIatans. with small brains. but
Pow, .iaight Of hand.-n- blushing debauchees.
E,I;,gwith pollution, n,--c0rruptiOnists. who traf-
~ tbsir own and others votes, crowd them
N NrD. - into every position Of honor and profit,
90; tbrough the prostitution Of paTtiLan ma
l-a, l?,sry. force themselves upon an unwilling
elllanle A. ascandidates for ever Office.
FTbe Republican party OF Kansas owes IL to
- and 10 its principles to utterly repudiate
~ lisnxn thiswho class Of leeches and para
,.... The Frce-State party ruined itself, and
III veil nigh ruined the cause, by attempting
.,rarr, the crushing load Of DRUNKEN cASDI-
.,-Fs and licentiOus leaders. The strength Of
y. ublican party in Kansas is with that class
Zen who will not tolerate such candidates nor
tror such leaders. The sooner this fac. comes
y be realized the better. There are Atolo In
r 5aJfy ma sSeking To be eGadiddtes for Offices
yIfb and respoHsiJie trust. whose personal
barscter aught to forever preclude them from
- Office of honor OF trust,-tne7 Of reckless and
,.ipate,im0rGls. dissoiute, ABANDONED. DRUNK
rs If the Republican party shall blindy and
Tilfllly make such men its standard bearers.-
.bsll thus deliberately insult and trample under
fG. the moral sense Of community, it will be
most shamefully and ANONYMOUSLY defeated.
nj UW deserDe 10 be
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Legal Notice.

WILLIAM S. KEYBURN,
CHARLES WILSON aud EMILY WILSON,
In District Court in and for Coffey county. X. l.
CHARLES WILSON and Emily. Wilson will
~ take notice that w lillian key burn die'
on the 27d day of July, A. ID. 1859, file his peti
tion in the Clerks Office Of the District Court oi
the Second Judicial District, within and Tor the
county Of Cofey and Territory Of Kansas; against
the said Charles Wilson and Emily W ilson, de-
PENDANTS, setting forth that on the 3Oth day OF
September A. ID. le5s, the said defendant, Charles
Wilson, did make, execute and deliver to the SAID
plaintiff certain promlssory note, Whereoy IoI
value received, the said Charles v ilson promised
pay the said plaintiff or order, the sum OF three
hundred and thirty dollars. with interest at the
rate Of FIVE per cent per month, as will more iul.
ly appear by the copy OF the note attached TO saa
petition, and further the said petition sets forth
that at the same time. to wit, on the Joth day OF
September, A ID. 1853, the said defendants,
Charles Wilson and Emily Wilson. to secure the
payment Of the said note. did execute, under
their hands and seals, and deliver unto the SAID
plaintiff an indenture Of mortgage, conditioned
for the payment of the said sum and interest, in
said note and mortgage specified. By " hich said
defendants did grant. bargain, sell and conye,
unto the said plaintiff, his heirs and assigns al
the following a1ds and real estate, as described
in said mortgage as follows, to wit: the north
east quarter and the southeast quarter OF sec
| tion number one, in township number twenty O
range fourteen. containing three hundred and
l twenty Acfee VI lhuOs anu hnot ~
said defendant should pay the said note accord
ing 10 conditions thereof, then the said mortgag
to be void, otherwise to be in full force and ehec
| IN law; and the sad note has not been paid 0
any part thereof, and the said plaintiff has de
manded judgment against the said defendant
, for the sum Of three hundred and thirty dollar
| and interest thereon from the 3Jth day OF ser
tember, A. ID. 1853, at the rate Of Eve per cen
pc. month, and for the cost Of this action, an
also that the said lands and telements may
decreed to be sold TO satisfy the judgment SO
be rendered, and the said Charles Wilson an
Emily Wilson are notified thatthey are require
to appear and answer said petition on or befo
the 10th day Of September, A. ID. 1889, or jud
ment will be rendered against them for the su
| "a aforesaid. HOLMAN 4 CASE,
A. JOKES, flainun All Js'
Clerk Of said Court,
Burlington, Cotfey Co.. X. I.
July 30th. 1859. aug. l3.-5t
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.JAI L.!

ITO THE ELECTORS OF DOUGLAS COUN-
l. TY. The following is copy Of resolution
passed By the Board Of Supervisors of Douglas
county, july %, 1859:
''R. Solret, hat the question of loan Of
1900 for the purpose Of erecting jail at the
county seat. be submitted to a vote of the people
of this county on Tuesday, the 4th day Of Oeto
Der next, and that the County Clerk be author
ized TO give notice by four publications in each
II the papers published in Douglas county"
In accordance with said resolution, notice IS
hereby given. that an election viii be held at the
several election precincts in Douglas county, on
Tuesday. Oct 4. 1859, to be conducted in accord
,nce with the general law regulating elections,
AZ which election the qualified voters Of said
county will determine for or against loan Of
SI7 500 for the purpose of erecting jail for said
CALEB S. PRATT, Clerk.
Gapt 2 '5q-4
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g Another severe break to our power
press has again delayed the publication OF
our paper, putting it considerably behind
time. The vast amount of work done OF
it the last two years has been sufficient to
jar any press pretty bad. We trust this
break will be the last one for several
months.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-09-03
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
NEW sTYLEs-pRICEs FROM ESQ TO si.s.
EXTRA CHARGE OF IS FOR HENxERs.


These Mschines sew from two spools. as pur-
chased from the store. requiring no rewinding OF
thread; they Hem, Fell, Gather, and Stitch in
superior style, finishing each seam b. their own
operation, without recourse to the hand-needle,
as is required by other machines. They will do
better and cheaper sewing than seamstress can,
even if she work for one cent an hour. and are.
unquestionably. the best Machines in the market
for family sewing, on account of their simplicity.
durability. ease of management. and adaptation
to all varieties Of family scwins-sxecuting
either heavy or fine work with equal facility.
and without special adjustment.
As evidence of tho unquestioned superiority
of their Machines. the GROVER BAKER Sew
IyG MACHINE COMPANY beg leave to respectful
ly refer to the following
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-09-03

Gy Autumn is again upon us, and with
it there is considerable sickness in the coun-
try, less, however, we are glad to state,
than during any previous year since the
settlement of the Territory. Either our
people are getting acclimated, else the
causes of disease are not as prevalent as il
years agone
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-09-03
psmoerad. Delegate CONVENTION.

The Democracy of Lykins county, X. T.,
will meet in Delegate Convention at Paola,
K. T., on Saturday the 18th day of Septem-
brr next, at one O'Clock P. NJ. Each
township is entitled to five delegates to
represent them in said Convention. The
object of said Convention is to nominate
candidates for the various Offices to be
voted for at the next general election.
By order Of the Democratic Central
Committee.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-09-03

GyT We have just completed the printing
Of large variety Of blanks for Justices
of the Peace, among which are summons,
subpGnas, venires, attachments, executions,
warrants, commitments also blank war
rsnty and quit-claim deeds, nicely ruled,
chattel mortgages, discharges of mortgages,
and in short whatever is called for. Orders
solicited by mail or otherwise.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-09-03

GgP James Scott, arrested over the river
last Monday, for horse stealing, was taken
on Thursday to LeavenwOrth and lodged in
Jail. The two horses stolen belonged to
Judge Latta, of that city.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-09-03

CO Blank Chattel Mortgages have just
been printed at the HERALD OF FREEDOM
Office; also blank Discharges of Mortgages,
prepared agreeably to the new law, which
viii be furnished at living prices.
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afrEYed.

BROWN MARE PONEY. ! years old.
"A branded with the print Of q turtle on the
Ieft thieh and shoulder some saddle marks on
her; light name and heavy tail, high spirited
and natural trotter
Any person returning the same 70 tne SUD
scriber. at the johnson House stable, IN Law
renee, or at his residence, one mile and hall
north west Of Lawrence, viii be suitably n re
warded. ID. ooEol.
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oOO Horses for Sale,

n auction at Fort Leavenwerth. on Monday,
the Ieth of September next. Payment must be
made on delivery, and only gold and silver will
be received. STEWART VAN YLIET,
Capt. A. Q. NJ.
OHice Depot Quarter Master,
Fort LeavenWerth, Aug. II, l6ss.i
auR T-3t
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Legal Notice.

WILLIAM S. KEYBURN}
THEODORE CLEMENS.
In the Second Judicial District Court in and
for Coffey county. Kansas.
L William ;. key burn did. on the I'D DAY 81
July, A. ID. 1859, file his petition in the Clerk
office of the District Court OF the Second udi-
cial District, within and for the county oil GoneS
and Territory of Kansas, against the said Theo-
dore Clemens, defendant, setting forth that on
the 18th day of November, A. ID, ieSo, the said
defendant did make, execute and del1yer 70 tnls
plaintiff n certain prornissory note whereby Tor
value received the said defendant promised 10
DAY to the said plaintiff OF order the sum OF one
hundred and fifty dollars with interest at the
rate of five per cent. per month, as wlli more
said petition, and further the said petition sets
forth that at the same time. to wit, on the ieth
day of November A. ID. 1853, the said Theodore
Clemens, in order TO secure the payment oil the
said note did execute. under his hand and seal,
| and delivered to the said plaintiff an indenture
| of mortgage, conditioned for the payment OF the
| said sum and interest in said note and mortgage
specified, by which said defendant DID grant; osr-
gain sell and convey unto the said plaintiff, HI;
heirs and assigns, all the following lands and real
estate as described in said mortgage, as follows
| to wit: eighty acres, being the south half OF tht
| northwest quarter of section number thirty
three, (33) in township number twenty -one, III
| south of range number fifteen, cast of the slxtf
| principal meridian, and conditioned that II th'
said Clemens should pay the sad note aceordln!
to the conditions thereof, then the said mortgag
to be void otherwise to be in full force and etfec
in law, and that said note has not been paid o
any part thereof, and the said plalntlH has De
mapded Judgment againstth the said defendant fo
the sum Of one hundred and fifty dollars witt
interest thereon from the 18th day Of November
A. ID. 1853. at the rate of Eve per cent. per month
and for the costs OF tnls action, ana also ma ma
the said lands and tenements may be ordere
or decreed to be sold to satisfy the Judgment 8
to be rendered. And the said Theodore Clemen
is notified that he IS required TO appear an
answer said petition OH or before the 10th day
September. A. D. 1859, or Judgment will be rem
dered against him for the sum Of one hundre
and fifty dollars and interest es aforesaid.
HOLMAN d CASE,
A. ZONES. Plaintiffs Att'ys.
Clerk of said Court.
7 Burlington, Coffey County, K. TIL
July 30, 1853.
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Coun,v Teachers, Association

All interested in the formation of such an
Association in Douglas county, are invited
ment OF the Unitarian Church in Lawrence,
on Saturday the 10 inst, at ? O'Clock P. NJ.
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TERRITORY OF KANsAs,l 9,
Franklin County. So
ROBERT y. SHERWOOD, Plaintiff,
WILLIAM HH. THOMPSON, ,andl D.s.
THOMAS HARRINGTON, la

w 1afTa
THOMAS HARRINGTON, Det
In the District Court, in and for the county
aforesaid.
NOTICE.-William II. II. Thompson and
~ Thomas Harrington. will take notice that
Robert n. Sherwood, Of thecounty of franklin, N
The Territory Of Kan, did on the III day Of july
A. D. 1852 file his petition in the District Court,
within aud for the county Of franklin in the Ter
rtOry aforesaid. against the said William IL. ii.
Thompson, setting forth that the said William ID
IL. Thompson was indebted to the said plaintiff,
IN the sum of two hundred and sixty nine dollars,
| and that the said William III. H. Thompson gave
4 mortgage TO the said Robert N. Sherwood, OF
| the Southwest quarter Of Section number 90.
| rownnumberls. Range number 81. in said county
| Of Franklin, to secure the payment of two hund
red and ixty-nine dollars, according to a certain
note referred to in the said mortgage, and thai
! since the giving of the said mortgage the Other
| defendant claims some interest IN said lands
| under the said William ii. II. Thompson, and
| praying that the said William III ". Thompson
| may pay said sum now claimed to be due, amount
| lug TO two hundred and sixty mine dollars, to-
zether with interest from the 9th day of Sept.
A. ID. 1855 at the rate Of six per cent. per month,
Or that said premises may be sold to pay the same,
| and the said William H. II. Thompson and Thorn
as Harrington are notified that they are required
to appear and danswer said petition within twenty
| days after the third day of September next.
| ROBERT y. SHERWOOD,
by GEORGE ". SMITH. his Attorney.
| Dated, 30th july, A. ID. lS59-Gs.
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NeW A0beffis semepts.


DR. JAMES DAVIS, F. C. CURRIER, and
- other speakers, will address the people at
the following times and places:
Monday, Sept. u. Willow Springs, Douglas
county. p NJ.
Tuesday, Sept. l3, Council City, Shawnee
county.
"Wednesday. Sept, II, Emporia, Breckenridge
county, p. ~.
Thursday. Sept. Is, Florence, Breckenridge
county, 2. NJ, and at 0ttumwa, CofIey county,
7P N.
Friday, Sept. ls, Belmont. woOdson county,
NJ.
saturday, Sept Il, Leroy, Cofey county. 7
Pm.
Monday, Sept 10, Hyatt, Anderson county, .
z. ~, and Greeley at p. N.
Tuesday Sept 20, Lane City, Franklin conn
ty, ? p II ,and 0sawatOmie. Lykins Co., Z 2. NJ.
Wednesday, Sept 81, stanton, Ly ykins county,
?. NJ. and Ohio City, Franklin county, p. NJ.
Thursday, Sept. ~. Prairie CITY. Douglas coun-
ty. . p. NJ, and Lawrence at 7 p. u.
Eriday, Sept, %. Big Springs, Douglas county,
, p NJ, and Lec0mpton at Z p. u.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-09-03

GJ' The Topeka Tribune of the 25th ult.
has two-eOlumn article designed to show
that Topeka did not fail in its pledges rela-
tive to the Monumental College, as alleged
by the Congregational Association Of Kan
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-09-03
ran noIIar. Rewara.

OTRAYED from the premises Of the slb-
y scriber. on the I'D inst, residing three miles
five wears old: one . dark brown. with white
face. and switch Of tail Of; the other red and
white, mostly red. heavy shoulders. ear marks
on both but not remembered. len aoiiAfs to
""'- WM. YATES.
] Lawrence. Aug q. ls5o o,-2ts
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PAY Up.

ALL PERSONS owing GEORGE FORD are
n hereby notified that unless they forthwith
settle their accounts with the subscriber, he will
take the requisite legal steps for the collection
Of the debts. LEMUEL FILLMORE.
Assignee.
Office in the Court House. Lawrence.
Aug. 6, '59-tf.
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CO McCrea, who was arrested for the
murder of Clark in 1854, has been dis
charged, the indictment against him having
been found worthless.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-09-03

In District Court Of Kansas Territcry, Second
Judicial District, In and for Douglas County
CAROLINE SULLIVAN, PlaintiffI
vs..
HENRY SULLIVAN. Defendant.
THE said HenrysSuliiran Defendant, will take
l. notice that Caroline Sultan Plaintiff, did
on the 18th day of July, A. ID. s59 file her petit
tion with the Clerk Of the District Court OF
Kansas Territory, in the Second District, in and
for DOUGLAS County, against the said Defendant,
Henry Sullivan, setting forth the marriage 81
the parties on the sixth day Of May, \. u. 1894
in jackson county, State Of Missouri; that tht
Plaintiff, Caroline Sullivan, has resided IN han-
sas Territory for six months last past, ana ina
she now resides in Douglas County, therein,-th'
willful desertiOn and absence Of the said Henrl
Sullivan from her for more than one year las
past, without cause on her part, also that aitel
the marriage of the parties the said Henry SUI
livan became addicted to habitual drunkenness
The object and pray er of her petition Is to oh
tain a divorce from the bonds OF matrlnon!
between herself and the said Henry Sullivan
and that she may be allowed TO resume he
maiden name, Caroline Bradbury, and the salC
Henry Sullivan will take notice that he Is re
ouired to answer petition of the Piaintih on o.
before Saturday October ist, 1859, OF 1t will b.
taken as true and Judgment rendered accQrding
| ly. EMEk1 ShAN
Attest, Plaintiff s Attorneys'
A. n. BLACKLIDGE.
Clerk of Second District Court.
1 Inlv 10 ,59-6t
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JOHNSON HOUSE.
Lawrence, Kansas.

DUDLEY MORSE. PRoPKIET0Rs.
rI,HIS House has recently undergone thorough
l. change. 1t has been refurnished eleansed
and repaired. The table is spread with every
Iuxury Of the season fresh from the country.
The proprietors hope to give entire, satisfae-
tion 10 their patrons both as to fare and terms:
TP Good Feed Stable connected with the
House at reduced rates.
Aug. u, '59.-0.
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G Washington township, Doniphan
county, has five hundred and eighty regis
tered voters.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-09-03

10 The Registry of Lecompton town
ship, Douglas county, gives the names of
three hundred and eighty seven voters.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-09-03

CO During the past week the Episcopal
church of this place was entered, and the
Bible, which was costly one, was stolen.
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TERRITORY OF KANSAS 60
Franklin County, 50
RORFRT n SHERWOOD Plaintiff

NtuNtyi
ROBERT n. SHERWOOD, Paintilf.l
VS..
HGBES9f 14HE 81 ihAFkh IhM. and Dofond'ts,
In the District Court. in and for the county
aforesaid.
NOTICE John Q. Shafer and Albert Law
~ will take notice that Robert N. Sherwood Of
the county of Franklin in the Territory Of Kan
sas did on the Goth day of July, ls59, file his
petition in the District Court. within and for
the county aforesaid, against the said John Q.
Shafer and Albert Law. setting forth that they
were indebted to the said plaintiff in the sum Of
three hundred and fifty dollars, and that the
said John O. Shafer gave a mortgage to the said
Robert n. Sherwood on the Northwest quarter
of Section number 20, Town ls, Range p, in said
county of Franklin, to secure the payment OF
three hundred and fifty dollars according to
a certain note referred to in said mortgage, and
praJ ing that said John Q. Shafer and Albert Law
may pay said sum now claimed TO be due, amount
ing 10 the sum of three hundred and fifty y-i'ul
dollars together with interest fr m the 9Th day OF
October, 4 u. ie5S, ut the rate Of six per cent
per month"; or that said premises may be sold to
pa, the same, and the said John Y. Shafer and
Albert Law are notified that they arerequired t.
appear and answer said petition within twentS
| DAYS after the third day of September next
ROBERT n. SHERWOOD,
by GEO. W. SMITH, his Attorney,
| Dated, the 3Oth july, 1eS9.-6t.
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TERRITORY OF KASsAs,l GO
ErankIin County. 90

TERRITORY OF hANSAS,i &c
Franklin County, J
GEORGE BURT, Plaintiff
WILLIAM MERIT, Dofendant'
In the District Court in and for the county
aforesaid
NTOTICE.-William Merit will take notice that
~ George Burt, Of thecounty Of Franklin,i IN the
Territory Of Kansas. did, on the 18th day OF july
A. ID. 1859 file his petition in the District Eourt'
within and for the county aforesaid IN the ierri-
tory aforesaid, against the said William Merit
setting forth that the said defendant was indeDt;
ed to the said plaintiff in the sum of two hundred
and twenty five dollars. that the said deiendah
gave a mortgage to the said plaintiff, on tn'
SOUTHEAST quarter Of Section number thirty
five. in Town number nineteen, Range numDel
twenty-five, to secure the payment Of two hundred
| and TWENTY-FIVE dollars, according to eertali
note referred to in said mortgage and praying tina
| the said William Merit may pay said sum nov
claimed to be due, amounting to two hundred AM
| twenty-five dollars, together with interest iron
the first day Of March, A. D., ls59, at the rate
SIT per cent per month, or that the said premise
may be sold to pay thesame, and the said Wllllar
Merit is notified that he is required toappear an
augwer said petition within twenty days after IN
'fu uA' Vi ''p''' ' GEORGE BURT.
BY GEO. W. SMITH. his Attorney.
Dated, 30 July, A. ID. 1e59.-6t.