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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-21

STATE ELEcTIoNs.-Three more State cleo
tons are to take place this Spring. The Con-
neeticut election comes on the 4th Of April; the
Rhode Island election on the 9Th of April; and
the Virginia election on the 10th Of May. Gov
emOrs and Congressman are to be chosen in each
of these States.
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street. az lU.5O P. NJ, anu chamber street ll:OO
Pm.
Some sharp discussion following this report,
Mr.. CAss moved the adoption of the following
resolution:
Resolved, That the report of the committee be
referred back under the following resolutions:
l. To revise the timetables SO as to make forty
hours either way between New York and Chicago
and thirty-sX hours between New York and Gin
cinnati, and which time to be pro-rated over the
different roads v.
2. That the four Atlantic lines shall designate
r rnsds between ga from New York, ard the
and Cincinnati and Chicago, shall respectively de
signate the time of leaving eastward from those
cities. That the roads between Chicago and the
Mississippi river shall make the time west OF Chi
cagO.
3. Thas the Committee report to an adjourned
Convention to be held at Columbus, Ohio, at 10 A.
NJ of the 30th.
This ought up the question of pro-rating, to
which the Central road in its eagerness to beat the
Erie road, was violently and strongly opposed. 1t
wanted the privilege Of doing the fast running
itself The report was fiually rejected and no
agreement entered into, leaving each road to doits
own running and business without any limitations.
On Friday afternoon the representatives of the
roads forming the North Shore line between New
York and Chicago, met at the Clarendon Hotel,
Buffalo, to fix time card. The hours fixed on to
leave New York were A. NJ. and P. NJ, the for
mer reaching Chicago in 81 and the latter IN 80
hours A train also leaves New York at / A. NJ.
reaching Cleveland at noon next day. On return
the hours Of leaving Chicago are A NJ. and z.
NJ, the former reaching New York in 81 I-2 hours,
and the latter in 38 hours.
In addition was fixed the time OF the "Clncinrau
ENnrpss - as follows:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-21

The TIMBER TRADE OF THE BRITIsH North
AMERICAN CoLoNIEs.-During the year 1858
there arrived at Liverpool, from the British
North American Colonies, 299 Wood.laden ves-
sells, viz: ia from Quebec, lOl from st. Johns,
n B., and 81 from other ports, which occupied
a tonnage of 239.9l9 tons; during 1857 there
arrived 396 vessels, the tonnage being 29S.s74
tons. The average amount for the like time IL
four years previous to this was 269, ,223 tons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-21

PIKE's PEAK Cow TRAIN.-A party of five
started from Bloomington, ILL.,, few days ago,
with six cows to their wagon for team, all Of
them jogging along with commeDdab.e patience.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-21

80 :
Coai 2'12O Ds, or 23-lOOfeet to the b. = -
6 "a ~ sss safssed Us that with good heats We can
From The & 81 ~. 4 oI ns Sosl N four hours eougsy-
a-iuo onsnes Coke to buShel OF Coal The coke Is er
kers and We found Ve fttI b1 % a o1 Io
~ q 5 u not suoeete 70 practical analysis agpeaT-
% On me whole We were highly pleased with the Sterling
Goals ofss sood o.I; M ma maze nors Gas than The Ere
# Is Me- = LIS 81 Is so9 the krs Goals. bu think
statement in as good shape might have done b1t IL
isess shch are Of any value here and you can arrange
Another year you viii Be- Esl9 EagS1 S Dd .vo, with a..
companies sTse the 9exr page sstafssn OF Coal pay-
GEO. ". PlRsoEs. sups.
ALBANY Gas Ilcar Co.
am very well pleased with the Sterling Coal furnished
me o you for the bon Gas LiEht c. Ths Tisd Of Cas-
and COKE Is about the that specified by The Roc
SS,st Gas Lsht Co. test consider superior quality Of
lam in haste, yours respectfully,
=. A SABBAroN.
WEST Troy Gas I.ssHr CO..
Dec. g h. 1853.
Walter c. Hopkins. Esq.-Dear Sir: This Comuupv AZ
ind hat pos tsS e RS GSs Of he ssTng Coal COMPANY
ss regards the Coss Of same tss y lSs 2 PEI p
ou the production not quite great as some oeT
0a. WIN MAKE very sYgons YSG.sI heat hsa1t..-.e-,,-
cLEvELAx1 GAS LIsHr AsD COKE Col
Ofice No 4s Bank street.
Messrs- Gates, Rouse Butts, CIeyeland
Gentemen-This Company been using your sterling
results
In sghtesn consecutive days have eareonzsd 4g SO
s q the Coal working average Of 1--WE hour charges Of
10 Ds each which has produced 81 90 feet Of Gas Of
good nalns quality OF an average Of O0 per
pound We have also found II quite free phr and
ether impurities requiring but DIS bushels Of line in prif
ing Of the Hbose quantity 9e feet Of Gas per bushsI o
lime
The yield OF Coke am unable 10 give you now bat il
will vary mEteray from that of PITTSBURGH Coals
and - OF Eers rood quality We have scceptsd your pr
pOsal 10 furnish US With two thousand tons.
Yours truly.
I. DWIGHT EELLs Secretary
ALBION. Dec o. 1853.
Walter c. HoPsins, Esq.-Dear sir; Our works have
been in operation Uay month and during tine
have used other than the Serag Coal purchased Of
you The Gss made thus far Is pronounced BY those
pe'ent to judge u the matter equal % the usual
standard. Yours TesDeetfuliT.
v. " BULLOCK,
Superintende-t Albion Gas 1t Co.
For further information apply 70
+. BUTTS & Co.,
3arlIs3mz33 Clerela1d, Ohio
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MONDAY MORNING, MAR. 21, 1889
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

q Plain andornamental Printing Of every descripliO
donO at the Printing Establishment Of the Leader Office
on the latest improved and steam presses the
best STYLE short notice. and reasonable rates Par
ticular attention paid to blank work Every description
ofBindng DONE especially Blank Books Ledgers Journ
ais Sales Books. Reeeixlng Books SC &c
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Goal Dealfre
Sterling Coal.

WE BEG LEAVE TO SUBMIT
herewith for your consideration several stafeepts
IN regard 10 The above named Coal. For
GAS PURP OSEs
it is not excellsl by aay offered In this eountrv W.
of ~ h1epey me sme In any amount and upcn the
We are, yours respectfully
T. BUTTS CO., Cleveland o.
OFFIcE OF ROCHESTER Gas LIT Co )
June 18th, 1853
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1nsnrante Aaents.
HARTFORD, CONN.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFoRn- CONN

Of HARTFORD, CONN.
s5rnIns Capltai S25O,00O
0Ss23i
Assets, Jan. 1st, 1859 ans 5aI
This Company has complied with the laws of the
several States in which it is doing business.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-21

Intemperauce and Crime in Cincinnati.
Tie Cincinnati Gazette presents the follow
ng startling facts touching the social condition
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-21

One very curious fact in the criminal statis-
tics of this county, is that the coroner (who is
right as to the fact of killing returns t,oeaty-
OOe murders, the grand jury indicted but tDelue,
and the jailor reports only SIR confined 1t is
plain that murder is frequently bought off in
this country, by bail placed SO low, that the
prisoners friends can afford to forfeit his bonds
Let this pass, and proceed to the effects of in
temperance The number of drinking-houses
set down is those that are openly such. The
actual number is much greater. But, even the
regular drinking establishments are in the pro
portion of l to each l20 persons, great and
small. OF the six or seven thousand persons
arrested by the police, about four ifths of the
whole, are made offenders by drinking. We
shall not now discuss the subject of pauperism,
farther than to observe, that there are eight
thousand persons, who at some time of the year
receive the aid of public charity. 1t is not easy
to trace out. the entire cost of paupers and
criminals, made such by such intemperance;
but, the entire cost to the County of Hamilton
is at least 500, 900 per annum
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-21

New Style Machines for $50.
SURELY this is GLORIOUS NEWS
y FOR THE LADIES-The reduction IN pTlce brings
them within the reach of all knOwledge OF theh Hef-
its place them beyond competition. -
Gail and give them examination, or send Tor pam
pHie' JNo. E STRONG, Agent,
Once AFelossou Block 2Os Superior ST.. Cleveland o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-21

Opinions OF the new IOrk EEesss
We prefer the Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines for
FAMILY usE-N. Y Tribune
Wheeler Wilson's machines the fEyOrites for FANl
LIES beng especially adapted to that purPose1 foTk
The wheeler Wilson machine has secured, and justly
maintains he for sewing every kind of mate
rial.-N Y. Express. -, =,
to do the work of ordinary sewers0uTl0i or Com
-
for family use-Lue Illustrated.
The Wheeler Wilson is machine par excellence,
for family use and recommend 1t most enphatlcay-
Adpocdfe and Journal. -, -
machines Of Wheeler Wilson before purchasing else
Whefe--ExaMzaeT =, .
wheeler = wilson's machines combine everything that
eau be required the manufacture OF garments-N Y
Observer
For family use the whseler Wilson machine justly
maintains the pre-eminence Day BOOK
Wheeler Wilson's machines combine ali the improve
ments that have been nFente for sewlng-N y Journal
The Whee Ter Wilson celebrated machines are pTeem-
nently calculated for family and for this purpose have
no eqdal-Musicai World
Full examination has resulted in most thorough con-
victOn OF the superiority of Wheeler Wilson's machines
and Of their perfect adsptaon to family sewing in all its
VaTleties.- Goldea Prize
We confidently the excelle-ce and pre-eminent
superiority of the Wheeler wilson's machines for family
use, and for sewing genersiy--Lddies' VISITOR.
In own family, we use one Of Wheeler & wilson's
machines and cannot imagine anything more perfect
Ed NJ Y EUda0efisf ne9 dEvssm 215
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houses DlocK, fronting the Square.
jun2s
nor SALE "A CORNER LOT
u 49Il65 feet on Bolivar street at bargain.
Also, Brick Brick House and lot on Euclid street
Also hne brick House and Lot on Superior Of
WANTEb-S god BricK House with mod To, sv.
walk from the Post Once, which 5000 in cash
Also good House and Lot worth about $4,000 for which
hna grazing farm and the balance in cash will be paid
mari --0-'.' ---- : Il r SMITH co.
EOR SALE-House and Lot on Eu-
Also dss sdSe.' .a5 a5eTy E desirable plsss Pnce $3.50
proyemenis fruit Sc Price 5000 WIN S'OO In
Also first CLASS residence within three minutes walk
of the Post Office Price $500.
Also very desirable residence within few minutes
Also, two Houses and Franklin Street West Side
near the cirre. Price $500
AIso House aud Lot sn s. Charlie. street Price 500
Also several small leasehods within short distance Of
Also, COO acres Farming and Timber Landsin wscou-
IN well located including some improved farms for
E0D H r SMITH co.
H'OR SALE Oh BAUmHT1UrrT&S,v BAUmr1 , -,
scres of Land z acres cleared. withimprovemeufs
Irdiana. VIII exchange ior city property.
Also $40 acres good Farm Land in Missouri exchange
Also. 200 acres Of rsf-cass Farm Land in Northern IL
nos 65 miles from Chicago; to exchange for farm
Also three small Farms about IL miles from the city to
as HOUSE aad Lot Tie Lot 5s12sO feet deep; barns
fruit, water, &c. Price 500
JAMS H R SMITH Co
WANTED-A Lot about 80 Feet
w front whiuten minutes walk oftne Post Office for
which cash will be paid.
JAMS HR SMITH CO
WANTED-200 ACRES of PINE
HY LAND in Michigan R. SMITH co.
WANTED : 10 OR u ACRES OF
w Good Garden Land, or near Plank Road leading
out Of the city, with improv, ,ments.
pRINTED FLANNELS, for Gentle
Il men'sWrapDers now offered at
nOy25 TAYLOR. GRISwoLD cos
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This inrsaou is on exhibition at the Paint and Glass
" Earehopss of 7. DEEHAM, No. so Public Square.
County and state Rights for sale BY the Paeniees decA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-21
C.. HI. emnimgs
Alarm Spring Sash Balance
PATEST
March I'd. 1858, by
THos DENHAM s JOSEPH W BRIGGS,

HlHE SPRING AND IT'S ATTACH
IL meats are peEfect substitute for weights and pul
leys and balances sash At desired giving an
AIAR1f hr The MS nE lowering nf the sash
easily aoped 10 windows in buildinss ready built.
Ts following nal Is from the wellknOwn Master
Builders Of Cleveland -
CLEVELAND. Ohio. November, ls5s
Nessrs DENRAM BBIeGs I'VE, the undersigned, kay-
ne examined your ALARM SPRING SASH BALANCE,
most cheerfuly end II invention vaiuabe
community and superior to anything tor like purposes
have ever seen patented The sash beag perfectly bal
apced and burglar proof with the perctns IS and
sinBcy Of and applied 70 the wiadOw with
such comparatively trng ucient gusrf y
thai public will adOpt and IL will into
Eeneral use. Truly yours.
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Prepare against Fire.
BRUSH MANUFAOTORF,

TNHE CLEVELAND BRUSH CO..
Il are N fun operation. and prepared ell rider
for all kinds Of BRUSHES.
This Company employ the elder boys of the Industrial
- FACTORY No 81 Champlain street. next to Industrial
School. ofics South Side Public square, Deamater
Block second floor. L. c. PENDLETON.
decal. .sm223 Manager
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-21

1 MSsseTn h Bfaneh otcs at Chicago III tbropvb vbfch
~ e business or the Company IN the wesie15 No-tb
"sstSln en1 >0uthW Western States ie Oe4AA-
" b. 5dOUNSBURY, General AGENT Pesid;rv in
. n. rHiOE 4, Assistant General Agent Chieasso
This COmuauV has - :.
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KEELBR'S PATENT IRON SCALES.
First Premium chic State Fair, 1858.
THESE SCALES had awarded to

THESE SCALES had awarded to
Il them the F1s' Pa mum at the State FAIR over the
celebrated Farban ScJls and beat that Scale more than
10 al recent JIG trst, invited by the agents
II Fairtanks al FD't Wsvue, Ind. The following show
how these Scale7re sDreciaied by business Cleve
land
CLEVELAND, Janury sh, 1859
. Mr F, Keeler-Dear Sir: Having had one of your
Platform Scales in use for the past ten years gives
pleasure say that they have gwen entire satisfaction up
to this time, and proni well for II future.
A. ]. HOLT.
OUR PATENT LEVELER
Is attached oa Scales FIR Scales of level can
weigh CORRECTLY as the following shows:
CLEVELAND, January sth, 1859.
This ceriifes that months since, finding that our
Fairbanks Floor scale was not weighing accuratelv
requested MI Keeer to examine 1t. He discovered
be out OF level and restoring il 70 level it weighed
correctly The variation of the Scale from level
hsd been 50 small 90 notice and hardly
perceplible until leveler was applied.
HANNA. g ARRETSON & co.
q Address orders to kEELER'S SCALE WORKS,
Cleveland Ohio. mar5R6
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Real Gstate Aaents.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
HENRY X. S.MTTH%C Co.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

ROuse,'s Block, fronting the Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-21

Careful reports prepared by the mayor, cor
oner, jaior, and clerk of courts, for the Commits
sioner of Statistics, exhibit the following state
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-21

BOARDING The House No. "a
ID public Square, aud by the Stone Chureh-One Of the
pleasantest locations IN the chas been ihorouy re-
pled and is now open BOarders Families wishing
furnish their rooms can he accommodated with large
and convenient aud bedroOms and Single BOsrders
and Day Boarders will find good accommodations,
sonable Ladies excluded References given and
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-16

DULL.-The taffy trade is becoming
decidedly dull. The reason given by the
dealers in that article, is. that Judge Dillon
has seen fit to adjourn court, and as the
bulk of their trade ccme from the lawyers
and loafers who hang around the court
room, it makes the trade very dull. The
merchants all agree that the larger portion
of tn ir trade come from these members OF
the bar who had no business before the
court, and whose only occupation appeared
to be that of cronnching molasses candy
and cracking peanuts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-16
LATE NEWS.
From ~ ashi iugton

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Admins
trstion has been informed that the Com
manders II the American. English and
French war vessels before Vera Cruz would
act In concert TO protect the hNs Of for
eigners. should II become Necessary under
the attack Of Mlramon.
Mr.. Buchanan declared To a Senator last
evening that he had determined to call an
extra session Of Congress, and would issue
his Proclamation within ten days The time
will be determined upo- on Tuesday in II {
Cabinet, butt it will not be earlier than T.
first Of An I.
The War Department has received ad-
vices from Col. johnson at salt lake lie
represents the army as healthy, and the
Mormons as very civil.
Letters have also been received from
Gov. Cummings.
The report that the Mormons would not
submit to the civil authorities is untrue.
Gen. Shields has been quite i'll for some
days pact.
The navy department will soon order the
fitting QDt of vessels to relieve 9th, at for
eign stations.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-16

THE DAVENPORT PHILHARMONIC So
c,rrY.-We hope the public will make an
effort tonight to prove the high apprecia-
tion. which they doubtless feel. of the Dav
export Philharmonic Society-an associa-
ton which 10 an ornament to the city, and
the real utility of which must be acknowl-
edged by every thoughtful friend Of general
education. 1t is the duty Of this community
to support generously an organization which
is striving 20 earnestly to excel in the finest
of the fine arts, and which has in so short q
time advanced 90 far. If the society can
only be supported and encouraged always
by such audiences - that which attended
the last concert, its progress will be an
ample reward to the public, and the entire
future Of this city viii be Influenced by the
result. The enthusiasm with which that
concert was received was indeed refreshing
to the lovers Of music, and It was certainly
spontaneous and inevitable. After some
experience Of amateur musical societies we
venture to assert that few Of them, and
those only in large cities where music has
been long cultivated, have surpassed the
chorus singing of our own association Wit
mess the delightful rendering Of ''Ses our
oars with fsathsred spray" ct the last con.
cert, and the sweetness and dslieasy with
which they sdne NJ. Davies music 70 Long.
fellows Exsslkoe. Il b not ehsa. NOVA.
dsya hat ~ Sssl that taeliag u tAs
Att%ss lsa lJssiseatIsa q No hlssl <klsA
Ssssspiae J ~ as1i6,auk b " tx,ta
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TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
LEGAL .NO1icC.

Elias X Williams vs. James 4. Cunningham ct ais
To George Bentley, I. W. Hopkins and Thomas B..
Weskley.-Sirs:
VOU are hereby notified that there Is now on
i fl ia the Once Of the Clerk Of the District
Oourt of Scott County In the state OF Iowa.
Of Elias X. Williams, PRAYING the foreclosure OF .
mortgage upon rtan real estate In said County to
wit: Toe east half OF the north wet quarter OF sec
30 10 townsn p so, Nor h Of range 4 cart, dated
January 2lt 1856. recorded Ia the Recorders Off &c
in said county. In Eook g. Of Mortgages" at page
3o2 executed by James A. Gum nghsm and wife 10
willard Barrows and by him endorsed t, the petit
toner That you have been returned ny the Sheriff
OF said eInLty, not found:" And that unless yon
appear and answer said petition before he first
dav Of the next term Of said District Court, to be
begun and holden on the first Monday In May A. d.
1883 Your default will be entered and he praaer of
stiton granted. DAVIDSON Il TRuR,
Plainth'sAtty's
1t is ordered that the foregoing notice be published
Ave consecutive weeks in the Weekly Iowa State
Democrat.
Dated March IA, 1859.
IRAM CLIFFORD,
mchl6 Clerk Of said Court.
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through the senses to the heart So, however,
we felt that stirring song. which gave wings
to the words Of the poet, and added nerve
to his vig"" and pathcs to his tenderness.
1t ia e that Longiellow, wandering
alone through England, soon after the pub
lication of his first poems. entered one eve
ming at dusk, an old cathedral, attracted
thither by the tones Of the organ, and the
voices of the choristers who were assembled
for practice. They we're chanting a weird
and so'emn hymn and as the straager stood
in the deepening twilight, and lstened to
the melody which penetrated the long
drawn aisle and fretted vault" his eyes
were filled with tears. The words were
very familiar to him. TIE piece finished
with wild and beautiful strain" Keyre
eleyson, Christie eleyson." They were sing
ing his own Midnight Mass for the Dy
Year."
Would that he ha6 been at the last con-
cert of the Philharmonic Society.
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L4gNZ Notice.

William H. Hildreth vs George W. Thomas, ct ais.
To S.muel George, T 4 ]. s. Warning, and the II oy
Portable Grain Mill Company.-Sirs:
you are hereby notified that there Il on fe,
In thu office of the Clerk Of the District Court In
Scott county In the State II Iowa. petition of WILL
liam Hildreth praying the foreclosure Of , mort
gage upon the following real state situated In said
county, to wit The north west quart OF the north
west quarter Of sect on "a In township 70 nor'h Of
range east, dated November 4th, 1885, recorded In
the Recorders once In said county, In book Of
MORTGAGES, at page 36S, executed 70 petitioner by
George " Thomas; that YOU have been returned by
the sheriff Of Scott county "EOt found;' and that
uness You appear and answer thereto on or before
the first day OF the next term Of aid Court to be
becun and holden on the frst nday In Nay, A
1859 your default will be entr red, ard the prayer
Of tn. petitioner will be granted.
DAWSON TRUD,
Plaintiffs Att'ys.
1t Is ordered that the foregoing notice be pa shed
for ive consecutive weeks In the Weekly Iowa State
Democrat.
Dated March IA, 1859.
IRA n. CLIFFORD,
mch16 Olerk Of said Court.
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LegNI Notice.
A. @. Fulton %. Robert Christie. Of als.

A. @. Fulton %. Robert Christie, OF als.
To Patrick Haley.-Sir:
VOU are hereby notified that there is now on file
III the once Of the o. lsrk Of the District Court
OF Scott 'unty In the State Of Iowa, . petition Of
Flu ton, pravng the foreclosure Of mortgage
executed by said Christie to petitioner, dated April
3Oth, 1855, recorded in the Recorders office in said
county, IN ''book = Of mortgages" At page SIS, up
on certsin real estate in sad county, to wit
part OF fractt nal section Is In township IS north OF
range east, which Is particularly described In said
mortgage, AM to which reference is made that you
have been r'turntd by the sheriff Of Scott county
+" not found;" and that unless you apyesr and an
s~er thereto or b. fore the first day OF the next
term OF said Court, to be oegun and holden on the
frat Monday in May. 1859, the prayer of said peti.
ton viii be granted.
DAWSON TRUE,
Plaintiff 's Atty's.
1t is ordered that the foregoing notice be publ he'd
I'VE weeks consecutively In the Weekly Iowa State
Democrat.
Dated March ~, 1859.
IRA NJ OXFORD,
mchl6 Clerk OF said Court.