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To Ambross kucksr and Harry Lewis
vlyHEkR 10 now on 6le In the o6scs Of the CLERK
i Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, %
Pert Madison, tbs petition VI QsnSy Won Phul and
Theodore 3. heaill, claiming Of yoa ~ rsvivai
Of = judgment In favor Of plaintiff against An
bross Rucker, rendered at tho April tern, 1851 of
the District Court Of sid eosnty for The posses.
sion Of tie nsEth-weGt quarter Of sscsieo Ten "a
in township sixty-six (6s) north Of range Ave CD
west In Lseoounty lows, and Ave cents damages and
alleging that Garry Lewis holds, under or through
aid Ruakss, sud took po0s0ioa subsequent 10 the
date Of sAi1 Judgment The prayer Il Tor ~
vivsl Of said Judgment and . writ Of restitution.
Unless yos appear and answer aid petition On or
before the sssend day u the Nay tsrn (ls5s) Of
said court, judgment win Be rendered against JON.
March IL l86o-d Plaintiff Att'ys.
70 ]. r. Btreeper, q. b. Parker, J. =. Bruce, j. s.
Them pson and Edward BOYD;
THERE 10 new on flA IN the once Of the Clerk
i Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at
Fort Madison. the petition Of J. e. W. A. Yore,
claiming Of J. Is. btreeper and q. b. Parker, the
sum Of fifteen thousand dollars on four promiaoory
notes executed by them to j. 3. Bruce asd J. s.
Thoapson, and 81 them endorsed U J.. =. walsh.
and By him eudorsed md delivered 70 plaintiff.
executed BY said Sueeper snd Parker, TO secure
ssidg netes, ON lands in Lee gently, Isvs, q
which the other defendants are int>rseted.
Unless you appear aud answer said petition on
or before the second day Of the May term t1S5o'
Of said court, Judgment will - rendered against
Jon.
RANKIN. MILLER 1 RNsTER,
March II, 1859 Plaintias' Att'ys.
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DELINQUENT LIST or LOTS,
I'm which special taxes are due and unpaid, fol-
" McAdamising, Trimming Guttsring and
CURLING on Exchange street, from Second to Fourth
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MYTH several years
w experience the Pro-
prietor can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N d
EHRUBBERY, sccitAs-
Ted, md fssnd to succeed
In the West.
Many II these Trees
arc Of extra siss, and
have prodnced Ane speci-
mems Of fruit the past Sea-
son. Those interested are
invited 70 call and ex-
anime for themselves.
0r1nra f0r AuDla. panr
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notice.
and N. j. Mil12 e..

To Henry Logan and N. D. MllG . 81.
VOU are hereby notified that thss u . ~ N
j the CLERK = Onice Of the Distxist COuyt ~ Los
County, Iowa, ct ~. Maaisun, = pseltivn e Cady,
Jones Peck partners in Trade vsef1e1 un0eeoo1k
elsimiag Of ysu Henry Le6aa ~ asetenneas 70
them d Dupliee1s LAaA Wanoa1 snnmGm loHoe.
(ths original hsving bsan saaeslls6 ~ - cs1nie-
sionsr Il Pensions n The Department az the Intie
Of the 0ovsln1snt 81 the Unitsd 6taa~), whiGhsa
Warrant WAS originally issued 70 said HsnTy 10
gan under the Act Of Congress Of March ID. 1855,
grating b0unty lands oeestAiA oesss asd soldiers
Who have been engaged n the military services Of
the United States, Do, which said Warrant en-
titled The said Henry L0enn 70 looats one Annlrsd
and twenty ssres Of land ~ any Land once 81 the
United staAes, In one BODY, &e.s Said pssition
avsrring and claiming that sad petitioners ~ nsw
the legal owners Of said WasSant By assiennent
irun n. \. Miller Co., tia aasignees q said
Henry Logan, the assfgnees d his assignee, and
pssyis6 thAt 1e1sss nay b seadsrsd aeainet ~
said Logan, requiring hin to execute, In dse isTn
Of Law, "a assignmcnt Of said Warsnt 10 pslition-
en-, and excluding him and the said N. ,. Aiilm
! 60. from I'll interest therein.
MoU, tAefe1osA, unless ron appear nd ansuoe
aaid petition. under oabh, on o. bsfore the nseeQ
day 81 ~ Hay tsrn, 1889, Ito oonnsnce On u
third Aen1ay e May,) sf sd Cu1TA tsAGn1
will b rendered aeainst yoa p,o es@fssso.
aoURTIA 0ILLMORu = cUk1m,
March IS, lss0-dAw 6ol's for Pstitiensn.
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The Atlantic Firs Insarance Csm-
RAnys

pAAys
Aup1reR's OvTlCx, Iowa.
10 hereby csrtiAsd that the Atlantic Fire Insu-
! rance Co., u Brooklyn, n. T., hAs Alsd il this
ofhce renewed Statement, in aesordanse with sec-
tion 8. chapter 149, Laws Of 81, which receives
my approval do thersfors Eensw the certificate
Of Agency Of John n. 0rihth, Esd, Tor Lee
County, Iowa, which II Asrsby continued IN full
force and elect for the year 1850. 1t IL further
csrtiasd that The annexed il = true copy Of the
Statement - 6led.
Witness my hand and seal 1t Dies Moines, this
ISL Hath day Of February, 1S1.
J. w. CATTELL,
Auditor Of State. f
STATEMENT Of the Atlantic Fire Insurance Com
pany Of Brooklyn N. T., Dee 81, 1858, made in
compliance with chapter ll0 OF the laws Of the
State Of lows, approved Jan. IS, 1857, In rela-
ton TO Insurance Companies.
/. The corporate name OF the Comp IL "The
Atlantic Fire Insurance Company Of Brooklyn,
N. Y" located ~ Brooklyn.
T. Amount Of Capital Stock, in shares Of $50 each
all paid up In cAsh.........$ l60, 10000
3. Amount Of surplus
hand Dec. 81, 185S........... 1887
-A2bs 7OT ca
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70 William Murphy and Newton Mcdonald:
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
= there II now On 6ls in the ofkse Of tn Clerk
Of the District Court Of Lee County, lows, st Fort
Madison, petition in Chanoery Of ] ohm MAXWELL
claiming against you the said Murphy > decree Tor
the payment Of three notes given By you, one TO
s. Campbell, for 4s5S IS. 97O3 % and 500 90,
respectively, and ten per cent. interest and also
claiming against both Of you the fosselss1rs 81 .
mortgage from said Murphy - said MAXWELL to
sad notes we're given. upon the ends hy g feet
Of Lots1 and II IL Block 49, IN the city d Kso-
kuk. Lee county, Iowa, and asking saie Of said
premises and for other relief.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and ADawur
said petition on or before the sscond day Of the
next term Of said District Court Of Les County, TO
sit II Fort Madison on the third Monday In May
next, l86o), adscrse will b rendered against you
in accordance with the prayer Of said petition.
GEO. q. DIXON SON,
March 81, l650-dlm Pitts Solicitors.
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AayAra TayI0TSs Last meek.
NORTHERN TRAvEL-Summer and winter
- kictures Of Sweden. Denmark and Lapland
For sale By OGDEN, BROWNELL D co.
aps5d
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Direct Importatlon
HARDWAREAND LERY,
S. w. & II. TUCKER,

S. w. x 81. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS.
L have In store, and are receiving their supplies
for the spring trade direct from the makers which
they oner to cash and prompt tims-buyers ON To-
voraole terms. Thestock being unusually large
they confidently solicit An sxaninaaion Of Tie
ssns. SWAN. TUCKER,
Nay le-d&w Sign Of Red Paddock.
M 1hEhe. Picks, Shoveis, &C., for sale 81
~ mhcl6d I. W. ii. TUCKER.
GAIFFfN'S Horse Nails--a rood stock Of ali
~ sisss for sale by s. w. + III. TUCKER.
mchlsd
"A MES SHOvELs.-A large stock Of Ames'
a.yis 'o'''''' oy s y IN. TUCKER.
CcYTHsssTONEs:-scyths Stones, Of diasrent
~ kinds In quantities TO suit.
mAyle SWAN. TUCKER.
C0YTHA kIPLRS.--varioss qualities Of Ssythe
.ezis s.w.4 d. TUCKER.
CI6KLKS.-A good article 81 SieEiss Tor sale s.
- Lmayio1 8. II. TUCKER.
EEcE NAILS,
Z FiAs "a do
Annsalsd Do 70 eiineh-a superior article
cssinE Do
riaishins g
Of the Belmont brand, just rscsived snd for sale
70. .. = :. v. y. TUCKER
WORN, Hardsn, Grubbing and Other HOES;
- spadss 6hoyels. Astlecks md Pieks;
Scythes. 6naths, ana Grain Ofadlm
Cov.bells, RAkss and Corn Planters
Ox, Trace and Halter ChAins;
Cnttin Boxes, Hay md Dtrsw Knives;
Hay, Straw and Manure Forks;
And large stock Ok assorted Hardware and Cut.
iery on hand and for sale low ~
may8dAw 8.W AH TUCKER.
kINDSroNEs;-Ths Bersa 6ri ndstonss ,cf V
~ rious sises for sale BY
>. . = TICK -; "a $50 - .s
lSign Of the Ned Paddock
MAyledAw Cor. Of Main "a Ets.
NOTICE OF Ass Ess II EHT.
A : mesting Of the Board 81 Directors OF the
Iowa Stafs Insurance Company, held ct the
once Vt the Company on the 2A March, 1859. in
lhe Of ksokuk, lows, the following resolution
Was adopted.
Resolved. That an assessnen. of is per eent.
% made on all Premium Notes ia forcs % And b.
lore inc 10 February, 1872 to pay losses acerune
anc PRIOR 70 said date, 10 be paid within sixty
section :, Article :, Of the Bylaws az easd Tn
sraaes Company, reads ~ follows: nWheneyer anv
asess9ents shall have been declared by the Con.
pa1y, - notios thereof Forwarded TO the luesSsa
~ mall q othefwiss and the insured shall for -
spaes q thirty dsys refuse or neglect 70 pay %
whOle amount ~ rid Premium note Or noses ard
- th1ir option annui ths Policy u InsuFances.
WIN. r. TURNER, Eec'y.
Aassh -. 1850 -moh3ld1m
UxsOCKS.
Y RHX Nnxw ga RKaffI Tnpc nm rYAu
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ASSETS.
Z. Amount OF cash on hand
and IN bank, .......... .........$ S,S4ly4
.. Heal estate unencumbered
M ~, ia snuc-s.'........;. o.VoVoo
Q. There are no bonds owned
py TINS company. Foriy
three bonds ana mortgages
being nrst liens on proper
y N the cities q brook
iyn ana csw York; tmost-
DWELLING houses worth
IN each csse ~ TO ivy per
io. loan, more .'o 81 in NE s
per ent............,:....- .....;, 4sooo
Z. Leans on demand. secured
y pasSsss y q . .s;s s y col
rate of in.srs.. FER cent: s0.sso.oe
8. 100 s share, City Bank Of .aooo.
nIoo.iyh, m1IAes vi. ovoUOv
wv xns. Aslan.'C PAN N ooa a.
ooo -. 49, n.ns s'0Vo'So
"a ~. I..,,ors.,.s = T... 'sSo
sus
uen nsnA' - - mar ..oo a.
% n shs. shes and Leather
3. 4, m1 Is, vi. o1oooo
ooo
=, mns. sAiue..;. oSoo.oo
:. lntersss accrued on bonds
acsM ~ ooa1sn~ uuo Dcc'
-. 0I' - Ss.;s S..I pIe aI a~
:, 1 &C. 81 r o1:,s10u k0oa..' o'41'ao
-. o1,Os InNeo ana nA-
'ufes " 'Woonaces-.......... i,5oS.Us
IL Amount Of liabilities tfn. or moi dne - h.nk.
ar other ereAitors Of Ina Cnmn.rv-ncrs
II. Losses Adj usted and dne-nnne
IL NOT a.s-n.rs
Is. un.aiusted 10 ono >,
Is. IN suspcnse vsiting fnr,hsr moot nons
n. An other clssms s.air.t 9hs romnrrr1nors
is. The grsstest amount insu, A n ~ -. r;sL
I. HIk no0 ana :. .s,a.ss w - - wv TO
c.sI I'm ko0 ss1sA~i '1i0 ~ W no' -
10. TN ODmpsny h. ma ven.ra, r.,. - n N.
.mn.nt 81 insnrsr.. = srvnna 49, =. 80.
this depends on circumstances
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CLOCKS.
" VIEW xAy me REGULATORS or TIME,
- 1net reesivsd fully warranted to keep aesurate
timo, ~ 10. 4 Estes aouse.
fn14 3. Il. BRIDd16.
YY1An6AS and LBNOEB, 81 the Tc7 o. dcssn.
MFR nIt By c0LLIxR6 = ROBERTSON.
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March II. la5a AZ,


NOTICE. 81
vr0 PATRICK MADDEN 6sn-sXon - herehy
y notified that there y on Ale q ~ go r -
- Kssksk. ApeAltisa q Anas i. = -
= decrss Of sid Court sssinss yos ~ ~ - r.
1etl06 md Tn pr esnt- Per annum int
@ frea OssseS II, l1s0, a . nsraesGs M
sront snds s. MY fest dssp q lon Ii - 74H
baoek 16e n the atty Of Keek1k, Lss sesntys U1e
to secure the payment II the pssekaee 49, r
said realty, viz: 143S, in fcuf equai ann11( IL
stallnsnts, With interest from aid d.ts 81 80
Of tsn pr cent. per annum, payable am1}n1lU,
tde1aaat !. paynsat q aAy u Sold issllll1DGC
o. intsrsst = make cid whols amouut - -
psyahlsl sid petttioa changing sseA a4faslt, -
chimiAg also To 4srec!ssuEe sd sale q go
equity Of redemption under said noftgsgs and NJ
general rslisf Yoa Ars tAsfsfoss noti1sd thas M
loe4 you appear and ADswsr . said psktion on The
ssiSnd lay q thes ospteabsf tsrn 10 connsAes
Court adssres viii y taken against JON th4gso9
CURTIS, alLLAoRE : CURTIS. !
Solicitors for Petitioner.
70 Jasob Bsal.y. EEse.tor, g ,Oi ,. Rash LSsis,
deeeesed, Aad Anna u. Attlss aatss
- 49,: ~ : !. {. 10y !. as 6. ss
~ Distsist Ceyzt of Les Cosnty, laws, = {eet
.adise., peeissss g john I. Carson. cl.i@inE
= you ~ 49, Ds.asR = cxeG1to. % 49,
-. III. ne ~ 2szE ~ 49, ~ 49, cseeeseo
interest thsfsea 1Fsn Masch 1Ith, 1857 q ths Ssts
e - ~ 49,. s1.s1, = nons1 80 e as ~
80 ~. 49, 81 49, .Ms ss - -
~ ~ a,.ss.s :. $50 - ~. 49, .ssso
sid 1oe1GnGesStAs sams being Tor purchase meos5
80 ~ 49, - ~ g ssoe1 w. @ty g Aeoke9
- 1870 49, ;. 49, MaYpk esis q 49, s3
rss!,sssy . az ~ spPssf anc 49, ~ II ~
Ps.!s AS H. ID u $500 go .. eS 49, sna
~ g - nsxs teaa e ss3 sssst = nsnssat
, ~ 1880 g sns tAfa .enaay g Ae0, a.
NOBLE STRONG.
Aprii ,101o din Atty,s Tor PIt1's.
flsO RaRns Wilssy, EiisAbstk Wlissy, Ford. Cor
i han Ford, nemkins Tsyler, 3. 4. Iord. Us.
Jaok. Jessph Sssellnas. Wili,an Mishssls ! vii
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Pine watch l4ePaIFlng.
1'HE sshsosihsr being obliged 70 make shsats
4 In the WATcm RnPATnina DxrARrn8nS, hae ..
cured The gefsices Of competent workmau--One
Who understands his husinese thofeughly. Greet
care will be taken with I'll work entrusted to NJ
care. And thu work warranted give satisfasGion.
1AS Rspsiytss " Cjocks, Jeseefry, r., Alae NJ
mane featuring 81 goods Of every dsseripen, shall
receive my personal attention, and HaErAntod. IN
2. 6.-Wosk 81 an kinda not giving perfect scr
tpdcttoa, will hs promptly adjusted ~ salline On
the snhsesiber, % No. Estes House
April S-1&w EAM'L q. BRIDGES. Z
TEANl TEAA TEAsIII
u6T n1etve1, large and we'll assorted lot q
~ TEAS, consisting Il
Hxtre Hins lnpsrial.
Extra rin1 Yonng Hyeon. AAts1 1
ExtTo Fine OOlcng.
eheve several grades Of the aboye kinds u
Tees, ~ diGersnt prices. These Teas hov0 IN
seieetsd 1sr our retail trade wc kuarantoe The
priss - ssit. COLLrERS 7 ROBfRT6ON.
mh3b6 Main street, Near Third.
CU0Ak-CUkED HAMS.
~ COLLIER ROBHRTBON,
nA16-d Is Main street.
nNK hundred bushels prj0s Dried Applsa Ter
- sale by KELLOGG BIRGB. Il
aprH sssA
OLNCKn.
a assortrnsnt Just reserved st No I Estssi
"A House. SAML q. BRIDG1S.
Aecltd
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leS0 Edward Is. Hart, samuel kobb, +. q. Wright
i and Rosena II. y. Wright his wife, Samuel
Wolf, Ansel Phillips and Elizabeth Phillips his
wife, Richard G. Weiriek and Mary 3. WsiSfok his
wife, Siias Heaight and julia A. HsaigAt his
wife, j. Brsntgardner and Anna Brentgnsdna his
wife, Thos. >. Firth, Jas. n. Hxuce, ]. 4. CARTS,
Geo. M. Barber, Winthrop DsWon. D. 4. walls.
worth, Jones Wheeler, "A. Aihe, John B. Allan,
jobs AsDougAll, and Jesse Aaddlsk Y1a md
sA6h a you IRE hsrehy noti6sd that thens u ~
on Ole in the once Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ct Fort Asdisen, Pc
tition In chanessy Of John Harris, slAiniae aenst
You the said Edward X. Hart decree for Tia pay
ment Of promissory note executed By said Hart
to said Harris for ono thousand dollars and ton per
cent interest, dated 35th July, 1866. and payable
two years after date; and Also claiming sgainst I'll
Of you the foreclosure Of : norteA9e given by
said Hart to said Harris to secure the payment or
the Abovs note and other notes therein described
dated 18th July, 1866, and conveying the north
west quarter Of the north-east quarter Of section
No. fourteen lIt9 II township s. notth, range s
west ID Lee ceunty, Iowa, in which psemisss Or
part thereof you nd each Of you are said 10 hsse
or claim some interest.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer
said petition or befsFs the second day Of the
next term OF said District Court Of Lee County to
Sit 1T Fort MadjsNn - the third MoAday in May
next, assn, deercs viii be rln3Rs4 Aeainst you
in accordance with the prayer Of said petition.
GEO. g. DIXON Z SON,
Atty q for Plaintiff.
Keokuk. March 1, 1850 --mch3idlm
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I.ogal Nosscs.

sow01 W0e40os
. a 81; Z! ]; s. )! I =: \; !,
! thsre q noW U Als b ~ - q ~ Clsrk Or
the Diatsiot ooM1t u LsSOS1Aty, T1Wa, 10 Ksskuk,
petiaon q Anos 81, Brown slainine @ yoa ~
d IS. : 80 :. G.
rscd6dod u ~ A6sot1Srh c1iss r e8d7 &C. ~
September 10 1871, at Ksokuk, conditioned ~ ~
payment II three several pronissoFy notes givsn
BY saiA Gage - said BROWN lAaA payAhls y raid
Brown sr order In twelve, twtMty-Aoar md thirty
six months respectively after Sept. ;, 1858, with
10 per cent. Per ennnm interest payable annually;
said Brown claiming from ths MD Gage o due and
unpaid As by the tenor Of said mortgage and notes)
the sum of $50 so With tan per cent. pr annum
interest thsrs4n fron Sept Z, 1ob6, Sap1 psayine
that the equityof redemption Of said defendsnts,
and al Of them, BE- forever forsclosedt u TO the
premises in said mortgage described, wis Lot No.
in Block No. IT., In Ksoksk, Lee county, Iowa,l
and the several interests Of said defendants there
in forever Aereaft~ barrel. And uAlsss yan Ap-
pear aad answer said pat3tioa u er b@So6e - no
ond aay - the spseist teyn 81 sid sozt ~ Tin
on the fourth Monday Of june, 1850, Judgment
will be rendered against ron thereon pro conesso.
CURTIS, 0ILLA0RE 4 CURTIS,
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To Rn1 ibey, William HraG6n kobert French,
Ill ~ and9. b. Billfngss
IAa usw % kis In the 0lhes g ths Clark
District Court Of Lee Cosaty, xowa, ~
.bon, the petition oil ]. HAines, claiming
u 90 . judgment Of the Court. forsciosing .
10 - certain resi- estate In Lee Oeuney,
re, given BY Ruins Wilsey end willian AsaAsa
70 Robert French, 70 sesnrs certain notes o. tWo,
four and slx ysars. Said petition aska for judg
msnt f1vOr of plaintiG Who b now 10 holdse 81
the notes and mortgage, N order for The sale Of
Tho propsrty, and a extinguishmsnt II The inter-
est Of ali tks defssdeis ID the premises, ana for
general reHef. n ASasg4
Unlsas you 60 Y answse sald petition on OF
before The - ~ usy T9p, lS5o, Of said
Court, judEht6e III 6e rendered sgainst yop.
RANKIN, MILLRk ENsTIR,
mh36-al0 Pitts AttyS.
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WV WU@loDDIy uObCS 01ooUbO0 ~ y00 % bU00s
Said petition also prays ~ attachment on the
ground Of your non residspee. UnlsSs ron sppear
and answer said petition on Or hefosa the second
day Of the next term Of the District Court " said
Ocnnty, at Ksokuk, jsdgmsnt will - rendered
RANKIN, MILLER : MISTER,
10 X1l1s WiiSey, Eiisabeth Wilssy, Jska WIIssy.
Partridge, Psnchot4 WArrsn, LeFenaO d.
Brown. William Brown. James Bradford, A. q !.
GrinnAn, Cornslia GrinnAn:
NOU and saoh Of ron Ars hersby nstl6sd that
- there u now on 1ts Ia ~ olloe Or The Cask -
tn District Court Ok Lss Qoanty, lows, q n. AaAr
len petition Of Janee G. Lyon olainiA Z e yon
the said Rnfns Wilsey the snm q twslse h1ndrsd
dellau, Ard iatersst from Oct. 37th, 1873, - 10
pr oout. per AMMAN apoo peomisUsEy AOte oxo-
c~tld ~ you 70 the said ]. g. Lyon for one thOue
San3 dollars Of dats October 37th,' 1855, bearing
intsrsst at 10 per can't pr amman. Also. claiming
against AL Of you the 1creclosure II a*nogtRege
upon part of lots ono and two, block oas hundred
and twenty-five, being rsal sstate IL city of Kso-
kuk In said county and stats, cxeout0 ~ ssid
Rsfus Wilsey and Elizabeth Wilssy, u sss1rs the
payment az the said nste and intsrset, and thst
ualsss yoa appear and answsf thessto on Or before
the morning Of the ~ - of nsxt term Of said
Court, 10 be holden q ~ Msdison on the a Monday
In Aays A. p. 1850 j jadgmsat win = rsndss1d
against you By default. $1,000.
March ~, 1869-dln Att'ys Tor Plaintiff.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-29
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
HARTFORD CITY, MASON CO.,

This Institute has been successfully commenced
i under tho patronage of the Hartford City Coal,
Mining d Manufacturing Company, for the benefit
of FARMERs' and MRrHANICs sons and daughters.
where they may receive the advantages OF superior
EDUCATION 20 what has hitherto been offered them
in Common Schools, at charges sufficiently low for
all to embrace complete Acldrmical Educati0n.
II is entering on its second session. and is de-
ligltfHlly situated on gently slopng sandy emf
nrnce, overlooking the river Ohio aud only a short
dslanc. from the Steamboat Landing. The School
Room and Teachers Residence is held in that spa
cions building formerly known as the Brethren
thureh.
The room contains 1900 spare feet, and is reple e
with every suitable convenience.
The heating and Lighting apparatus is perfect;
having four large stoves, and $50 feet Of window
light. and beiug clegated t6 feet above the road
way, max ing it the most desirable healthy situation
imaginable.
attached, for the of students. containing many
cXccll mt standard works. with monthly and cckly
periodicals. to suit the desire Of all parties. and it is
Ladies' rs an mpaniment tothc City Brass Band,
now III full operation every evening.
The School Is conducted by the Principal, aided by
ASSISTANTS. male and male.
The male pupils are taught every branch Of learn
lug necessary for their future advantage, making
them cnTabc of entering on all such duties as may
hereafter offer for their veal.
The female department are also taught every nee
essary accomplishments. with plain aud fancy needle
work in addition TO sonud scholastic course.
Hours OF attendance to -, and to 5, for youth,
and - to g. for adults
hus may !ha children Of the above receive lib
rru nn ucit0n in arstocritic institutions. whose
charges 'Nclndc many II naturally talented child
from obtaining the assistance necessary to develop
its intellect.
Pupils charged only from time of entrance. ,
Terms per session of months, $50 each.
A limited numb of boarders are taken at small
charge.
References may be had to parents, pupils, eithr
in Ohio, West COlumhit, Mason City or This place,
on application to the Principal. at the Institute.
SAMUEL b. SAUNDERS, Prcceptor
Oct. 4 no lc
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-29
ACCtU res.

Why is it that no movement has been
made by our citizens for securing course
of Lectures during the coming win ter?
Although absent during most Of the
course last winter, we believe the series
were eminenlly profitable and instructive
to those who attended them.
AS our side walks are greatly improved. +.
the convenience of attendance is much
enhanced, and we have no doubt the al
tendance on the lectures would be largely
increased. Aud of the bene fetal infu-
once of series of able lectures upon the
tastes and cultivation OF the mental AS well
as social habits of our people, there can
be no doubt.
That gentlemen of real ability and ripe
scholarship can be obtained without draw
ing upon the fa,ly professors" of the
Eeastern cities, We entertain no doubt.
Our own and the Immediately surrounding
counties contain gentlemen who, ii not 50
extensively known, are intrinslcaIly supe-
rior 10 many of those who have been
"puffed" into notoriely. And these gen
tlemen, for the sake of doing good. will
give their services without extorting an
extravagant fee in return.
Will some of our active citizens move
in the matter? If anything is to be done
it is time to put the ball in motion.