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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-27
Iatest aleWs.

Ex.6ov. Bouck ofN. Y. is dead. lie able
and a most worthy man.
Gov Mcdary has issued proclamation for the cleo
ton OF delegates to Constitutional Convention to
assemble at Wyandotte in June. The majority in
favor of Convention is 1881 only light vote was
pollcd.
1t is reported that the California steamer due at
New York, has s., 00O, 900 of specie on board.
Two boats with $4,000 bushels Of coal were swept
into a crcvasse near Lake Providence on Saturday
night and the crew, consisting Of 50 men, all perhed
The Unitarian Church Of buffalo was turnt ON the
21st.
The defence in the sickes have offered to dis
pensc with summing up speeches on both sides and
let the the jury after the evidence is closed
This offer will probably be accepted.
About 1000 lumbcrmcn and river boys tore away
the dam at Kbourn City, Wisconsin. 1t is feared
that trouble may result.
The wires east Of Buff 10 are down and dispatches
cannot travehence the meagrcness Of --latest !"
In the n. Y. market there il change worth men,
tioning Wheat, Flour and Pork are reported dull'
At ST. Louis good spring wheat worth 81 O5 1,15
Oats, SIS to GO. Wheat at Milwaukee on Monday was
worth 1,O2 to rs, with quiet market.
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New Hampshire Correspondence.

New Hampshire correspondence.
Snow-Railseay rillanies-a Kno,c- Nothing
Judiciary-7Ae Sickles Connect.
cut-M. 7oucey-Douglas-7ze Presi-
dency
CONCORD, N. H., April -, 1859.
Ed. Times For few few days past
we've had hard weather, but now it freshens
out again. Here the snow is among the
things that were, but away on the hills the
fields are covered with great of patches it,
and even some Of the roads are blocked with
drifts. To-day the air is spring-like; yes.
terday a young winter overlook us. Three
or four inches of snow fell-of course on
the streets to pass away like mists.
A long term Of our Supreme Court threat,
ems to come on to-day and last for three
months. 1t is for the trial Of single case,
Smith ps. b. G. & NJ. Railroad-commence
some five years ago, and in which the board
Of auditors to whom it was referred award
ed the Plaintiffs some $4,000. The parties
are to have a jury trial this time. 1t must
result the same as before.
The market for local news is dead broke.
We arc promised stirring session of rho
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-27
Seeds ! Seeds!! SeedS!!!

Field, Garden and Fower Seeds !
VX1E fully supplied with of the largest
wv and most complete stock OF Garden, Flower
and Field seeds oil red to the Western public.
Our stock has been made up with much from the
best seed gardens Of America and Europe. large
| share arc homegrown seeds, being grown under our
own inspection, and which can recommend US true
to name and OF the best quality.
Among our assortment # seeds, may be found over
$50 Varieties Of E1or,r seeds;
800 " :. Garden seeds
Hungarian Grass seed, Chinese Sugar Cane
and In.phee Seed, &C.. DC.
From long luaintancc with the trade, feel
confident offer better Inducements to those
desiring seeds.
Those who design to omigrate to Kansas and Pixies
Peak, would do we'll TO take with them box Of fresh
Garden Seeds.
We also keep constantly on hand full assortment
of
IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINES
Suited to the Field Garden, Orchard and Household.
We are fully prepared to supply the trade on the
most liberal terms.
Full catalogues furnished gratis application: If
by mail hcloc stamp. Address
II. b. ENTRY CO.,
2O4 Lake street; Chicago, Ill.
EaIruorv 4 1S5om3
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-27

WISCONSIN ~ isconsin has recently
elected to the Bench of the State. Byron
PAINE, man about 80 years DID, fanatical
on ncgroism, spiritualstic and fanciful in
his moral notions, a wearer of locks that
roll down profusely over his shoulders, a
man who allows no razor to touch his head
or beard, Sampson in aft alton, a pigmy
in Constitutional learning. But he fell in
with popular clamor and gave the Badger
world to understand that if elected he
would know no obligation of the National
Constitution where it confictcd with the
wisdom of Wisconsin interpretations or
prejudices, and the man is elected Judge
HOWE, an able and very talented Republi-
can of that State was suspected of having re-
fused to support him and he is out in a
letter which contains the following very
sensible rebuke to those with whom he is
politically identified
And | hope the republican press and
party in Wisconsin will take notice of this
bold avowal that the old issues of 1855,
SO, 81, and '5S, are betrayed and alan.
doned, and the only issue now dividing the
parties is one which was not preached in
either of those memorable struggles new
er in the history of our country preached
but once anywhere, and then etf,ctually
damned by the deliberate judgment, and
the united voices Of both the great political
parties of that time. think the republic
can party are not yet prepared to learn that
hereafter their efforts are to be directed,
not to repeal Of the fugitive slave act OF
1850, but, to the abrogation of the Consti-
tuition of l7s3--not to the prohibition OF
slavery in all the States, not to reverse the
decision of the Supreme Court of the Unit
ed States in the case of Dyed Scott, by
the legitimate use of the ballat box, but to
override the decision of the District Court
Of the United States in the case of Sher-
man NJ. Booth, by the lawless use of the
cartridge box, that they are to be led on to
an assault not upon the Leconpton Con-
stitution, but upon the Federal Constitu-
! ton.
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Sicklcs.
The following is copy of the anonymous
letter received by Mr.. Sickles
WASHINGTON, Feb. IA, 1859.
Hon. Daniel E. ickles-Dear sir: With
deep regret | enclose to your address these
few lines, but an indispensable duty com
pels me so to do, seeing tina you are greatly
imposed upon.
Thee is Il fellow may say, for he is not
gentleman by any means, by the name of
Philip Barton Key, & l believe district at
torney, who rents house of a negro man
by the name of Jno A. Gray, situated on
18th street, for no other purpose than to
meet your wife, Mrs. Sickles; he hangs a
string out of the window as sign to her
that he is in and leaves the door unfas-
tened and she walks in, and sir do assure
you.
With these few hints | leave the rest for
You to imagine.
Most Rcspffy.
Your friend r. P. G..
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Ex-Gov. UvSr.-This celebrated New
York politician has been lifelong oppo-
nent of the Democratic party. The other
day he delivered good Wing speech at Hope
Chapel in New York and it does not at all
please his former admirers, Greedy and
Weed. In this speech occurs the follow
ing paragraph which we commend to those
men who know nothing but negro and
him sustained" Perhaps some painfully
sympathetic ''anti-slavery' reader Of the
Times will attempt to controvert the Cows
statement!
"The South has gained nothing 10y terri
torial additions since tn, annexation of
Texas. This was fifteen years ago. and it
is striking fact that during this whole
period the uproar of Southern propagan-
dists has not added single acre to the
area of slavery, and the noise and fury
of northern fanatics has not liberated a
single slave. During the same period,
nearly the whole of tn, Pacific coast has
been added to the domain of freedom
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Notice

rs hereby given. that Mt the regular term Of the
II County Court Of the County OF Clayton, tate of
Iowa, to he held the first Monday Of June next. a
petition will be presented to said Court in the words
following. to-vit:
To the Honorable the County Court Of tie
County Of Clayton, in the State Of Io,cd ::
The undersigned citizens and legal voters Of said
county, respectfully ask the relocation Of tho County
Seat Of said county, from Garnavo its present loca.
ton, to Elkadcr, in he same county.
They pray that order may he made by your Hon.
orable Court that at the next April election towit
On the first Monday Of April, D. 1850, voc shall
be taken Tor the County Seat Of said county, between
Garnavillo, the existing county scat Of said county
and Eikader, in the same county.
Auril Ii. lilQE4
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Branch Bank.

THE undersigned hereby give notice that they have
associated as provided IN the 18th section Of the
Charter OF the state eank Of Iowa for the purpose Of
forming Branch of the State Bank Of Iowa, at Nc
Gregor, in Clayton county, Iowa, with q capital OF
Fifty Thousand Dollars, and that Book of Subscrp-
ton for the capital stock Of said proposed Branch will
be opened at the office OF Noble & Drummond, in
McGregor, on the 5th day Of May naxt, and be kept
open Tor two ssve days, from 10 o'clock, A.
till O'clock p NJ, Mt which time and place all per-
desiring subscribe the capital stock, will have
an opportunity of doing SO.
AMOS PEARSALL, o. G. LEE,
GEORGE l. BASS, SAMUEL MERRILL,
@. 8. G. SCOTT, D. Is. HOFFMAN,
II. b. EVANS, REUBEN NOBLE,
THOMAS ARNOLD, Il. D. EATON.
April 49, ls59tf
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The ordinary rate Of speed per second is
as follows Of man walking, 6 feet; of a
good horse in harness, IL feet; of good
sailing ship, ls feet; of reindeer in a
sleigh on the ice. "a feet; of race horse,
y feet; of a hare, locomotive, and hurri-
cane, 81 feet ;of sound, 1902 feet; of a
cannon ball, 1.344 feet; of the earth's rota-
ton at the equator ,52l feet; of the earth's
velocity in its orbit, 96.l32 feet, or 10
miles
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SHERIFF'S SALE
WAREHOUSE GOODS

NIOrICE is hereby given, that whereas the following
described Goods, Wares and Mcrchandi, e, marked
D. Y. oibrook, McGregor, have remained in the
Of Merrill Barron, at McGregor, Iowa, for six mouths
unclaimed and uncallcd for, towit
10 Boxe. Gloves
Box Mitts and Gloves;
10 Boxes Mitts;
2 Linked Glcves;
Box furs, Cuff, and Gloves;
Box Ilnd. Tan Gloves;
! Box Tapes and Purses;
Box Boys Gloves;
l Box sundries;
l Box Assorted Gloves
10 Boxes bundles boys m,tts and gloves;
I" q Socks;
pair OF Buffalo Oyershoes;
l American Flag.
And whcrca. the said Merrill 4 Barron have lien
upon said goods for the just and lawful charges the
transportation advancing and storage Of the same.
Now, therefore, tor the purposes OF satying aud pay
ing of said charges together with the OF adycr-
tsng and selling said Goods. will, the 18th day
81 May, 1859, ut the Of the said Merrill Barro
tn McGregor Iowa, between the hours OF nine O'clock
\. NJ, and four O'Clock, p. NJ, ct said day, sell said
goods at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the highest bidder for
cash. in pursuance of the provisions OF the
such case made aud provided
JAMES DAVIS, Sheriff
of Clayton county, Iowa.
ByN. NJ. TrTTLE Deputy sheriff.
Hsrch 30, 1850 1"s~s
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EVGAR C.A.V.E SEED,

yUyHOSE wishing procure genuine article Of seed,
to Us These seed were raised by friend of ours from
whom we have bought TOR two seasons, aud those to
whom we have sold, pronounce them good but should
they prove otherwise, the money will be refunded.
SCOTT 4 BROTHER.
McGregor, Iowa, March ID, hS59tf
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Farm for RpaDt
Hotel for Sale ar Rent

VIE Vaauable properly known the ssEL- 49,.
4 hADER HOUSE,' with good barn and Is,::;I
out-buildngs, two vacant lots, &c, is offered MMl
Tor sale on long time The house has been
repaired the past inside and out 1t is suat
ed one OF the finest villages in Iowa and has always
been the princpa. hotel in the place
TERMs-Onefonrth cash, the balance in two and
three years, with 10 per cent. interest The aboy @
property will be leased to good tenant Or term Of
years.
For further particulars, enquire Of
d. Ii. CAMPBELL, .,..
s,,,,r " Galena,
or SPENCER ELLSWORTH, Elkader, Iowa.
January 26, 1859 ll9tf
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-" During the quarter which closed on
the 3lst of March last the openers of dead
letters in the General Post Office found
2,1sG which contained an aggregate Of SlO,-
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AwFrL.-An Illinois correspondent Of an
Indiana paper says:
81 asked an old lady ofthe church, in con-
fidence, if she really thought 'dis-virtuous'
woman would become yrtuous by joining
the church? She jcrked her cap-bordcr,
adjusted her specs and said--'yes, if the
pcaky men would let her aloner and be-
lieve she is right"
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New Hotel
SCOTT & WRIGHT.

.Huin street, McGREGOR, IOWA.
FuNHE undersigned having leased the welknown
American Hotel, beg leave to inform the Travelling
public aud the rest of mankind, that they intend to
make it worthy the patronage OF travellers aud 1t az
tention to the wants of gnests, good fare and low
prices any Inducements, hope to have our share Of
business.
In connection with the HOTEL is the largest Ban, in
town, which is under the charge of an experienced
Ostlsr, and tean.ssrs depend upon having their
teams well cared for.
Our house being the
Stage Office, Railroad Ticket Office.
America Express and General Freight
office, r..
presents more advantages than any ether show in
the city, and all ask OF friends, il to try Us
once, aud il Not satisfied, not to come again.
Call Us ladies and gentlemen, get acquaintei With
our style and see how you likcit. l06U
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4 Len. McKINNIE, at McGREeon, has on baud, on
~ will make to order
PIXIES PEAK STOVES,
Light and handy. "LONG tom" IRONS, easily
carried Miners Pans, and all other articles of TIN
SHEET IRON, which may be needed on the road or in
the mines, Cheap for Cash.
McGregor, February 2, lS59f
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
THE undersigned have been appointed by the County
L Judge OF Clayton county, Iowa. Executrix of the
Of lssIls, ato 0iard In said county
deceased.
Those having unsettled business with the Estate,
will present. their claims legally authenticated for
Element. SARAH HILLS.
Gard, Iowa, April IL lS59w2
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State Of I0ra. Liayton county:
Edwin !: Faruum' District Court Of c'ay'o" Co.
John NJ. Earnum X MAY TERM, A. D. 1859.
Anna d. Farnum. !
10 JOHN NJ. FAGNuM ANNA D. FARyUM
ylyIE Original Notice IN the above entitled cause,
having been returned to the January Term, A.
D. 1852 said by the sheriff, with mot found,
endorsed thereon, and order fer Publication having
been thereupOu duly made aud entered, and said
continued the May Term, A. 1859, of>ad court.
You arg therefore, in of said order hereby
notified that there Is now on die in the Office Of the
Clerk OF the District Court of said county,a petition
OF sdwia l. Farnum, claiming of you the forecos urc
OF mortgage and that unless you appear and
thereto or before the morning Of the second day
the next of said court, judgment will be rendered
against you thereon
NOnLE l. DRuMMOND,
Att'ys for plaiutid.
Attest--T. UpDsokAFF, CIR ID. G.
April q, lsj9wi
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M Is ID I G. A l..
DR.. llALM

German Fhy8ctVll.
HAS permanently located at McGregor and he
u " he please to receive the patronage Of al Who
may DO afflicted wi3h disease.
His Office is door west Of the American Hotel,
where choice stock OF
PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
may b. obtained. Inquire at the office at any hour,
day night, --.-. r.--. 4 SIS
McGrcgor, May s, 1852. [s2-tf
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Hair DreSSi3sg! Sharing
+. WERSTLEIN,

I" AS taken States old stand near the McGregor
House. and is now prepared to execute ell the
duties OF his Profession with nestness and dispatch.
Having served regularly at the business in Europe he
datters himself that in
SHAVING, SHiMPOOING, COLOR
Hair or Whiskers, Dressing the Hair Of Ladies,
Gents or Children he give eatire satisfaction.
F. McGrsSor. February 30, 1e5otf
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Dissolution.

THE partner hip heretofore existing at Hardin. Clay
L ton county, Iowa, in the name of T. C. Moore l.
Co., il this day dissolved by mutual consent 7. C..
Moore assumes the collection Of all assets, aud the
payment OF oil demands duo from the late Arm.
-... T. U. MOORE,
Hardin, April 6, 1S59w4* ]. T. MOTT.
The undersigned will continue the business at the
old stand, and will be glad all the old customers
and As many new he can accommodate with
goods ut fair prices. J. T. MOTT.
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MerChandi9e.
TO the Isa,dieas

INlE subscriber will be prepared to exhibit in few
l. days. at tho store formerly occupied by BRADLEY
Il Co., the finest assortment Of
BONNETS, MILLINERY AND LADIES'
Dress Goods, offered in this market, at prices to
suit the times.
An examination of his stock Is respectfully solicited.
SPENCER ELLSWORTH.
McCrcgor, April Is lS59tf
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State Of lore, Clayton county


State Of lore, clayton county.
John q. McCloud, District Court Of Clayton county.
r..
Ross MeCloud. MAY TsRM,A D. 1862
bTo ROSS McGLOUD: .---
G1tR--You hereby notified that there il now on
file in the Office OF the Clerk of the District Court
ofC,ayton county, Iowa, a petition OF John G. Nc
Cloud, claiming of you the OF Eight Hundred and
Thirty Five and 95l Dollars, money due three
promssory notes, and alo asking tor writ OF attach
ment against your property, and that unless you ap
pear aud answer thereto or before the morning oil
the second day of the next term Of said court, jud
ment will be rendered against YOU thereon.
NOBLE g. DRU Mn. IND,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Attest--T. CpD.GRAFF, CIR d. G.
April 6, lS59wl
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CAUTION.
N1OT1CEi Is hereby given, that from and after this
IL date, all persons forewarned from credtng
any person whats oevcr, either minor or adult my
account, without written order over my own sigma
ture, as shall ray no debts so contracted.
U. c. FORSYTH.
Clayton, Iowa, April IL, ls59w3
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Notice

rs hereby given, that Letters Executory have been
granted to the undersigned on the Estate Of Alex.
MacGregor, deceased, late OF Clayton county Iowa.
All persons indebted to said E-tate hereby re-
que.ted to make immediate payment to Geo. d. Gard
tler aud those having claims against said Estate will
Vile them immediately in proper form with the county
court for allowance. GEO. ID. GARDNER, Execu-
DUNCAN MAC6R EG OR, tors.
ANN g. MACGREGOR. Exrcutrix
By order Of o. w. CRAZY, County Judge.
Na@Gregor April 49, lS59w4
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II. ". Sanford } District Court IF c'ayto" eo1"ty ::
Thoma. Cooper MAY TERM, A. D. 1859.
To THOMAS COOPER:
CSIH--You are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the Office OF the Clerk OF the District Court
In Clayton county, Iowa. petition of H. W. Sanford,
claiming of you the foreclo of a mortgage anu
judgm.nt for the amount found due thereon.
And that unless you appear and answer thereto, on
or before the morning the second day of the next
OF said district Court to be holden in said coun-
ty the 10th day OF May A. j.. 1859, judgment will
be rendered against you thereon.
Attorney tor Plaintiff.
Attest--THos. UrDEaRAFF, Clerk.
April u, lS59w4 .. +.
State Of Io.ca. Clayton county.
L. S. Felt 4 Co., District Court of Clayton county
Moses Perrin and G. MAY TERM, A. D. 1859.
W. Corning d Co. .a-
To MOSES Perrin:
SIR--The original notice In the above entitled
cause having been ret urned to the January Term,
A. ID. 1852 Of sni court. by the sheriff with '.not
found " as said Moses Perrin endorsed thereon. Aud
order Of Publication having been thrreupon duly
made and entered. and said cau-e Continued to the
May Term, A D. 1859, of said court. Nouare there
FORE in said order, hereby notified that
there file IN the Office OF the Clark OF the Dis
trict Court OF said countyn petition Of L. :. Felt
Co., claiming Of you the sum OF One Hundred and
Twenty FIVE Dollar! as money due a promiSsory
note and that unless you appear and answer thereto
or before the morning of the second day OF the
next Term Of raid court judgment will be rendered
NOBLE & DRUMMoND,
Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Attest--T. UppEoRArr, crk D. c
April 9, lS59w4
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TIME undersigned has removed his shoe shop down
L Main street, one door west ofths WESTERN HorEI
where he may be found At all times ready TO aoeommo-
date Gust omers with welmads Doors Il sRoEs Of any
size style quality respectfully solicit share Of
public patronage. Repairing neatly done
Mcdregor, Sept, Is, fs5Snl03m6 G. OPITZ.
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AUGUSTUS FRENCH,

Having purchased the right to use the above described
Lath (and the only having such Lath, or right in
tins vicinity and with the addition OF other cx.e
and complicated machinery. such the most modern
and'improved wheel aud pinion cutting engine, and
rounding up machine, would here state, that am
prepared to make repair any part of the finest
watch in a scientific and workman-like manner. No
watch maker has taken greater pains to improve in
this important brancr tln myself having thoroughly
studied the primary construction OF watches in
nexiOn with 4 knowledge OF many experiments made
by OF the best workmen in New York. uxder whose
instruction have been. l do claim a theoretical
knowledge and practical understanding Of the various
PROJECTIONS aud mpcrectons in the different classes Of
watch movements. make it my principal study to
improve and excel in this important business Those
who have fine watches that need repairs, will save time
aud EXPENSE and quite often their watches from i'm
proper usage, by calling and getting them put
in good order And no mistake, your watch however,
fine choice will be in safe hands If left with me.
have apprentices 'tinkers ut the business but
will be my constant endeavcr by personal attention
business to reduce the scioncs OF watch making to
practice, aHd my increased facilities enable to do
work at less rates than any who hangs sign,
and makes attempts ut watch making, with TOOLS OF
Lathcs requisite. have hand good assortment OF
watch materials to supply country dealers low as
New York prices. have the art OF making Jewels of
all kinds, also Chronomoter balances, in fact every
part OF q watch, and country watch makers will do
we'll to send to when they have watches that require
parts that they cannot supply.
(Nlncts and lnxr lpv vrl ulS,rn ooixoo
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IL. SANFORD, District Court Of ctayto" county.
John Overcnd. MAY TERM, 4. D. 1859.
10 JOHN OVEREND
CIR You are hereby notified that there i on
- file in til, ohce of the Clerk of the District Court
OF Clayton county, Iowa. petition of II W. Sanford
claiming of YOU Two Hundred aud Fifty Dollars,
money due pronlissory note, and for taxes paid
on land for which SAID note gven aud asking
Judgment for the sale OF laid lands
Aud that unless you appear and answer thereto, on
before the morning OF the second day Of the next
term said Di-trct Court be holden in sand
on the 10Th day OF May, b. 1889, Judgment will be
rendered against you thereon. ELIJAH ODELL,
SIS 49, y. ~ lie --ss Atty for Plaintiff.
lsttest-- r. UI'DEIHIFE', err Dsss.~cSsyt.
April 6, ls59w4