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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

That wIGwAM.-The Times suggests that
rue democrats "s. of Chicago buy the Republi.
can "lgwam. Better and eailier than that
'ft 'hem pay up the balance of rent due on
'"e'r "fammany" of three years ago, and
settle the balances due about town on boar
ohc imported "Democrats" at the late NUM-
c'pai election. Then it will be better
tim" to talk Of further investments in halls
Hr WlgwamS Press & Tribune.
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Sometime last week number of ladies OF
Ottumwa sent a nice large cake as present
to Mr.. Durham, Editor of the Harh- Eye, to
testify their appreciation of an article of his
in relation to the conduct OF the officers o.
this county and city in the murder case
Mr.. Dunham was absent at the time, and
until Tuesday Of this week, and Consequent
ly did did not notice the hcnor conferred up
on him. Wednesdays Issue of his paper
contains brief acknowledgment, which viii
doubtless be followed by a longer ana more
specific one, so soon as our highly favored
and, no doubt, delighted editorial cotcmpo-
rary comprchends the magnitude and value
Of the compliment, and gets time to get one
up il, the style he is abundantly capable o.
doing. In the mean time, we op;ne that the
Hack Eye will be in requisition in these dig
gings
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OTTUMWA. IOwA.:::: April 90. 1860
Repaoiica" Stn'n Convention,
DES Mnryes Jnwa M,ro, asa, ,o,o

NJ
Prrsuant to vote Of majority of the undersicpo a
Committee, the Republicans of Iowa W m .ssenha hr
their delegates in State Convention at Iowa CRY on
We1nss3ay, The 28d day Of May, 1860.
A. II o'clock for the nomn alton Of State oo;or,
he elected AT the November election of ,Iis
for the nomination Of Presidential electors and for
before the convention. ' '
u also called for the pnrposa Of ratirvinr the
nominees and platform of the NATIONAL REPrpiIC,y
CONVENTION to he held at Chicago on the 10th Of Nav
The ratio 81 representation viii be one delegate for
every organized county and one delera., fnr each
one hundred votes or fraction thereof exceeding me
half, cast for Hon s. j. Krtwooi for Governor NJ
the last state election. JOHN A. KASSON, Chm.
H. NJ. H0XIE, Sec'y.
r. j.. T. CLARKE. NJ. Piea-ant; G. z. Stono, Connect
BLUFFS VIM. Loughrid4c, Oskaloosa Thomas Drum
rond, Nirton A. II. =. Hareth, 81. Cha,le, CITY 7
NJ. Newcomb. Bloomfield VIM, IT, EiraIow Sfory
City: James Thoringon, Davenport H. 4 Wiuse
Dubuque; i. l.. Pease, Fl. Dodge
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Our merchants are all doing fourishinz
trade, the most part Of them having received
their spring invoices, all which are heavy,
but will not meet the demand Of so large and
increasing q trade as is pouring in upon
them. Yet, they are aware of this, and in
order to meet the demand are spreading
themselves; charging their capacities, and
building ample sale-rooms and ware houses
which, in connection with the new firms be,
ing formed daily, will enable them to cope
with their eastern brethren.
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We are credihly informed by one Of our
citizens, that "ovel five hundred teams have
passed through our city this spring, bound
for the Peak" They will average three men
to the team, which, added to the number
that arrive by rail, will swell the emigration
through here, in that direction, to some two
or three thousand the present season.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

LIE On. FEVER PREDICTED Ply SCRIPTURE
The following quotation from the Bible in Il
cafes that the ancients were not without
knowledge Of the existence of oil springs:
"He made him ride on the high places of
the earth, that he might eat the increase OF
me fields; and he made him to suck honey
out of the rock and oil ont Of the finty
roch."
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

Police DoISGs.-3efore Justice Porter.
tie past week. We're the following:
Wallen Kingsley, assault ard battery on
John S. Walker. Found Guilty ami fined
$40 and costs, which he paid and went on
his way rejoicing.
John Henderson, larceny discharged for
want Of testimony
Thomas Calanin, on complaint to keep the
peace. Being unable to make the Justice
lclieve he was dangerous man, he was dis
charged and prosecution ordered to pay the
costs
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COURIER OFFICE. April q.
The shipment Of cattle hogs, corn and misceane-
Gus freight the burlington and No River Railroad
from Its various stations. particularly from Ottumwa
continue heavy, and Increasing indicating anything
bnt famine aud poverty strck en- region On Friday
last week 81 cars of freight, % Of them cattle and
hogs lef this station, aGd are told that the lum-
her freight for time past have ranged dali
" from II to the number above men eioned The Des
Noines' Valley will soon he recognised rs the mos,
productive stock and produce region in the West.
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Persons intending to make Ottumva their
home, and place of business are arriving dali
ly in considerable numbers Now is the
tin to strike. Property is reasonable, and
every inducement that furnishing young
city, healthy locality, fine climate and the
richest soil top O ground, is here found.
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On Friday last A cars Of fat cattle were
shipped from this city, over the Burlington
and Mo. River Railroad; leaving 16 cars in
the stock-yards for want OF cars. That will
do for one daYi!
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The warehouse, in Agency City, whic,
was recently burnt, is being replaced by a
new one Of much greater capacity and cost. !
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Orders for all kinds of poster, card label,
circular, and fancy printing in colorS, receive
prompt attention at this flee. Crculat the
docymi'ats If yom aoanf gour "6is" kt0scnU
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The finest quality of pike, bas, and other
grades Of fish, are being caught along our
levee. One pike caught yesterday. measur-
ed three feet and half, and weighed ten
and half pounds.
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We have had several light frosts the past
week, but fruit is reported aninjurel in this
vicinity. Weather clear and dry.
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j. NJ. Hedrick, Of Hedricb & Gillespie, has
jistreturncd from the east, where has pur-
chased mammoth stock of goods, and OK
poets them in few days. Mind yer eve,
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The erection Of "wigwams," on all orr
principal streets for the protection of the CITY
hook and ladder apparatus, is being done in
neat style. Good idea that.
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Ottumwa has the best local market ,r anv
town in the State
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
TO X. .-a --r -
Is AITIMORE, NEW YORK.
PHILADELPHIA DC BOSTOy,
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad!
Is the only Road to
w tSJJINrTnN rrry-

3
chuTa The wsSni n ,a n5,nss Of 'hi.
cusiveIy BIZ the H. & c. r. n Co PASSENGERS by lilo
pretended routes TO Washington City, are subjected
to omnibus travel, tedious delays and extra charges
a. Baltimore.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in connectis,
with the Central OHIO Railroad presents to the tray.
cling public shart and desirable route. from CoInm
bus to all the Eastern cities
Passengers by this route visit the cities NJ BAL
timore PHILADELPHIA New York Boston, a. the cos
of a ticket to New York or Boston alone by other
lines.
Through tickets can also be procured via washing.
ton City to the Eastern cities, at an additional
Travellers to the East. from all Western points can
depend upon quick time and connections Sleep
ing cars attached to all night trains.
Two trains leave Columbus. Ohio, daily, 40 n m.
Newark 800 m, Zln"sville IFS am. Banwond,
!Mheeingl l2:So p n, Grafton So, an, Cumberland
1910 NJ Harpsrs Ferry 50, am; arrives in Balti.
more 6:i5 y M, Washn gton City T;31 n m
800 pm, Newark 4:i8 pm Ztnesvil,a 5to nm Ron.
wood, fWh-eling) 1919 nm Grafton 3:oo am Cumher.
land Sis am, Harpers Ferry 1924 NM arrives at Bal
tlmore Al. pm, Washington City 600 nm
Direct connections made NJ Baltimore with above
trains for Philadelphia" New York and BOSTON, and Mt
Washington City for Richmond, Wilmington, Charles
ton, &c.
Tickets good until used with the privieg, NJ stop-
ping of at all principal points. BIT one change Of
cars between Colnubus and Baltimore.
Business m IN and travellers for Measure inf,r.n-
ation can visit all the eastern cities al comparative
ly small expense. The scenery Is celebrated for Its
wonderful beauty and sahllmty; II Is nneqpal'ei In
the world. ltssysten OF day ana night Track Police;
its splendid equipments its exclusive telegraph lines;
lis large amnnnt Of double track Its fine hotels Gun
atrthe surveillance oftha company.l ensures to the
passenger, speed, safety and comfort
Time as quick and fare as low via other route.
Through tickets and baggage checks can be pro-
cured ut All the principal railroad and steamboat Of
fees In the west.
Ask for tickets via Bal'smnre and Ohio Railroad. II
L. NJ. COLE. Gen. Ticket Ag'tB&oR
w. p. SMITH, Mast. Transportation
H. g. JEwErr, P,es't. CORR
]. W. BROWN, Gen. Ticket Ag't @ o n n
C.F.FULLER, Gen. west'n Agt B&0R2
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At-.-c.-",-----L,NGTON& cUrNtY
" RAILROAD LINE
~ Old and OnIy Reliable Route EoS,

Old and ONLY Reliable Route East.
Fro-, burlington 70 Chicago Detroit. Toledo Pitts.
burg ph'lade,phia. Baltimore Nnw York and II 9th,
er Eastern and Southeastern Cities.
1st Morning Train leaves 800 n NJ:
- trconno fatinr " 2n0 n m.
~ Evening ENnress 4" 1IaDr
Passengers leaving prrn g'nn on The e.An N train
connect a. Mendoza with the Illinois Central adj
North AMI Snn,h, and ut Chicago both the morning
ara evening trains (S:na ara ITO y ny rcrnect
win nlthe Great Eastern Railroad routes 10 wit: NJ.
= ". r.. via fetro'-: ". g r. n. via Toledo, ard
P,ttShrrg and IT. wavnn n. p. via ~. Wayne, Of
which passengers ca take their choice
ONLY twenty hours from p--'ncton - Toledo thir-
ton.
BAGGAGE checked through 20 Detroit Niagara Falls
nnd View York Pns'on. Toledo, Dunkirk. Buffalo,
Pittshnrg and PHILADELPHIA ...
Tickets fr this great Fastcrn thororgtfa fer sale
atrfanwa. Fairfield. VT. Pleasant. ard at the Ticket
ofH"e. corner Froat and Water ste burlington
Sleeping cars nttar' cd ~ the night trains
Fare as low as by any other route.
rFvIrv
Mar. 6h-tt Genl tgt 4 c. r. O r. n.
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: When You want Clothing Boots and Shoes
90 to Temples New Store.
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Attention Farmers.

NXyHwili. m md after October 18th. Grind VI n,
Wv FOR the eth, or twelve and = half cents ne,
hushe'. lower toll than other Mil In wapello
county, the usual toll being the 9th.
: Give ne rall. and convince Yourselves TIA, the
'Farm"rs'Ml'is the nfacet get yorr g,in''nc done
October IS. ts5a-n3i-11.tf M,LBuES A CO
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n---s----~ -roT WAYNE AND
Fl CHICAGO RkyJPOAD

" ItitA'To RAiIRDAD
Now COMPLETED and cars run from Chicago TO it's.
hnrr without chrrra connecting with the
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
To New York. Philadelphia. baltimore and Washing.
ton City, and all the interior towns Of Penns,l.
var in, New Ier<v. New York. MARYLAND. &C.
Merchants b. taking this rnr,e have the benefit
OF III the eastern m"rke'S at no additional cost.
rnr~are checked Though
Trains leave the dern. corner ~ CANAL and Van
eurep streets. west side. twice daily arrival Of
trains from tho
connecting =. "r"st''ne With c,evarnnd ard
lat" St"-n prilroad ~ Drrt'rt pura'o Nj
arnra FnI's Now Work ND Pos.on and all the
ir'ero- towns ~ Nnw Frr'arS via New York
Central ara Vow yorE 4 FIT" Railroads. Also
South 10 C"iurrhus. zaresvilln Newark. Ne.
Vernon S'"uhnrri'ls Wheeling, and Interior
tows Of Ohio and Virginia
~" ahovo trains ronnec. =. ro-os. with trains on
Mad riv"- Road 10 snrirgesla r-ha,- pnrton and
r.nrt n''i ALSO. with trains at Lima for Dayton and
Cincinnati. direct.
FARE As low AS ny ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Passengers honra east wiz Tra this route hcth.
nleasant sn' a~-nnshr. rassi,c throw man Of the
largest NJ srest cities ~ No United States
rassorrers n-~irirr in Chicago any ofthe roads
VIII fnd attentive check agents ~ the dnnots 10
c'v" checks AMI CONVEX free of charge the
pi'tShrrr and Chira rn cars
Steering cars arcnurnanv earh train.
Tickets for sale 'hn n-nc'ra Ticket Offices IN
the West ard at CorSnanv's 0ficn corner ~ Ram
doIph and nea-hn-n streets. opposite the Revere,
no"se or at the Darot west side of Canal and;
Be particular to ast fcr tickets ~ For. wavne.
B.F. PATRICK, Ticket Agent.
rre'c. ~ all kinds win he carried from chic
a'in"irts Fast at all times low rates any 9TH
er Railroad route.
TO MERCHANTS ASp sHrPpES.
The Pittshurr. Fort Wavre and Chicago Railroad
Go ha wing effected with the Pennsyl
vann Central n. r. ca. for the TRANSFORMATION of.
Thrnrrh Freight property row he shinped by this
fne hetween Chicago. philadelphia. Baltimore. New
iHrF and Pos on, with promrtness and despatch.
Contracts can he made nj Tire following places:
No. Aston House. New York.
No. $. William st, DO
No. Ratterv place
No. IT Washington AZ. ros-nn.
No. Dock at. Phiiade'nha.
nepo'. North street. RaItimors.
pnrot. Charles street. West Side, near Van Buren,
street bridge Chicago.
Mnrk rackares via p. F. wavne c. n. r.
For further inform alton ann,v 70
JAS w NILSSON Freight Ag't Chicago.
J. !. HorSroS. Gent Freight Agent Chicago.
Chicago, Mar Is, 1860.
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WASHINGTON, April 21.-Sanator Seward
goes North on Monday, on visit for a few
days.
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OTTJNvW \
e -E"V NE II EN- S

OTTtNIW \
e II M~~ NE u Ell Il rH
NEowtcr g. S~-v"rs announce to the public
~ that on the 2aih dav ~ April last. George W.
Sewers was associated rs fall mariner in said firm
which will heknown after that date as
WINTER, SSyvErsS e Co..
by whom the husiness Of Ti'linc wiz he carried on
With increased facilities. ~ the" CITY MILLS"
UUNrFR, Sewers co.
Ottumwa May 10, 1Sja-10-II-y.
>" L1nber Yart ONE. IN Denot Crown Is
0ttuawn. fna as,ort,n mt ~ Gaosnha-rv Razpserv
'sos", Evergreen. and Orname7tal Shrubs They
lust from the NprSnry-fresh and IN good order and
viii y" sai NJ the lowest Nursery prices. The
mPnt consists IN mart ~
Hanrh'nn s"adlfnv q ms aherrv rod Artwern Y ASP.
herrv: Tiger Tles: Fipvnrinr Almonds; Ii'>c Fhrer
"aririesl Snow Balls: Roses, tassnrted varetv:l Red
fiawer'ng Locust: Wax Berry, and different varie-
ties Of Fvergreens.
Orders taken for all kinds NJ F-n'' trens md shrubs
or not less than 40 worth) and Gcd with dlssatch
March 20, '6a-3-l24t. JAS X MAY
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FHyIF undersigned wruli resnertrtiIv Inform tre
y citizens Of Ottunw,. and the puhlir IN general,
Tint he again In the fiad With his trowe' in hand
readv IN do their plasterng in the cheapest and
STYLE 10 contract for huil'nCs thrnrghot ut fair
rates. Lime always on hand aud for sale.
Having had long experience In the business, he
homes to have a liberal patronage.
Mar. Is, IS69-tia-6-n M. KELLOGG
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as dirt"
TOWN LOTS.

We have over two hundred town lots in Charlton
osceoa, Alton and Mount 4vr al good county Towns
three or which are on the line Of the burlington &
Missouri z. L. r. To parties desiring residence or
business lots in any of these points will give good
bargains. e.. o.
Parties n distance, desiring information the
property offered. are requested TO correspond with
ns. All others will please call orr Office on Market
81. two doors from Front ST.. 0ttumva Iowa
'TNW PIE Il EgEsDTsEEE.
October G. 1s59-n2G--iw
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con- yEseCEAE..

Subscribe for the Campaign Courier.
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OTTUWxvA SEMINARY.

n rS'r e-~rrysa->--cC Casks Cheese
% s.ihaves rrash pnisins
sS drums Ei~me Fiy-, Nv
KITr:EDGE 4 NERRUL.
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GOING a Sr-
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy.

IEPA-RTU RES:
tss F5or-sirsg V.ssGsxs."s r leaves Bur. S 20 A. m
%, Accommodation do do do 8.0npn
81 Eyenirr 10 do do 71opm
ARFIvALS
'St 's"rn'- Passenger arrives at Bur 81 a m
Ed AccOrMd,n do do do Is5p.m
Sd yGycr,g do do do e,5nn
The above trains rrate close rcrrec.;ons itb H.,
r. ". Y. Y. NJ BURLINGTON. ard with nu the eat
eastern thornurhfares ~ Chicago. II. REMlCK
Mar. y, 1857. nifty. Gerr trt c.. p. / @. r. r
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RAILROADS.
'HANGE OF TIME,

Burlington Il Missouri II. II. II.
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AT SIGHT OR on TIME

At SIUIIT Or ON TINE,
In any place can have them Cashed by calling n Or
Office.
TaWCS.--c have correspondents in nearly
every county in Southern Iowa, and can Pay taxes
Tor non-residepts and others for reasonable COM
mission. Money for taxes ALWAYS required in advance
and all orders should Ne sent by 1st Of January
LAND WNRItAN'rS.
W" viii n. MI times cash for Land Warra"ts and
will also attend to the location Of them or the entry
with each, OF Government lands in
IOWA. KANSAS, gre NEGEsIsRGw
We have ample asran-aucnts for the selection Of ,le
srable lands in the Territories for individuals
Colonies.
81 sta~.-"c c1n furnish err'rrartS and others
with first rate Farms ia the central counties Of this
state with unimprOvea land in this and the sonh-
ern tier OF counties, for Cash They can be had as
Il irt
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Paw yDNH TAX AND SAVE Cosr.
In Nav, the delinquent T. Nes win he collected bv
distress and sale personal property unless snusr
/ paid. W. j. Rose co,,scto,
April io-S-I1
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BOOTS, SHOES &
GROCERIES.

being very full, can sell them low as they can
be bought ut KEOXUK or BURLINGTON.
Before trading
Remember that We pay the highest price for Corn
Wheat and Oats
Remember tina, we pay the highest price for Neal
and Flour.
Remember that we pay the highest price for Flax
and Timothy Seed
Remember that we pay the highest price for Rags
and Beeswax.
Remember that VS. pay the highest price for Butter
and Eggs.
Remember that we pay the highest price for Honey
and Lard
Remember that we pay the highest price for Chick
ems and Turkies.
Remember that We raw the highest price for Feath-
ers Hides and Deer Skins.
Remember that we pay the highest rice in fact for
all kinds Of produce.
member that We pay the highest price for County
and City Orders,
Remember that we sell at least 10 rer cent hover
ttan any other house In town.
Remember that we dor't sell "nary' itennn Credit
Remember the place, Main Street opposite ottum.
wa House. HEDRiCk GILLESPIE.
January 12, 1S6o-n4t-il
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DING WEST

nm AND AFTER MAR. I, and until further no.
- ti"e is given, Passenger Trains will leave and
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HEAL THE SEf,K.

W CtP NV FFIINP.sent.
Sold by J. l.. TAYLOR, Ottumva.
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SALE - WHEREAS

ul default has made in the conditions of certain
mortgage bearing date the 2Sh day of September A. D..
1883 executed and delivered by Anthony Roeh and Ca
therne his wife, of st Paul, county of Ramsey Mime
the said Anthony Roeh and Catherine his wife, did grant
bargain sell and convey to the said Augustus H. Pross
his heirs and assigns for ever all that tracts parcel
of land lying and being in the county of Ramsey, Min
nes6ta, described as 70 lows, to wit
Lot No four az in block No four ( in Markey awake RS
thereof with all the Entertainments and apparenances
thereuntO belonging, in any wise appertaning to
to the said Augustus H. Pross his heirs,
utOrs, administrators and assigns, the payment of the
of hundred and ninety dollars rs 80 l0l and the
interest thereon according to the conditions of
tain promssory note. executed and delivered by the
said Anthony Roehl to the said Augustus Ii. Pross,
bearing date with said mortgage which said mort.
gage was duly acknowledged and was recordedin the
office of the Register of Deeds OF Ramsey county, on
the ninth day of October A. D. 1885, at O'Clock NJ in
book o of Mortgages, pages 16 and IL and which
said mortgage there has been paid the sum of twenty
two dollars GS22 Sci OF.
And whereas there is claimed to be due and is due
at the date this ice, upon said and mortgage
the of two hundred and sixteen 0100 dollars 1926
90-l00].
And no suit or proceedings at law otherwise having
been had to recover the debt secured by said mortgage
any part thereof
Now therefore nsce is hereby given that by virtue
of power Of sale eentaned in said mortgage and pur-
suan the statute in such made and provided the
above described mOrtgaged premises will be sold at pub
lie auction the highest bidder for ash the front door
the Court House in the city of ST. Paul. Monday the
II day Of March ADJ 1862 at 10 O'Clock AM of that day.
mortgage, and the costs and expenses by law allowed
Dated St. Paul, Jan, i8th 1860
A Fl. PROSS, Mortgage.
A. GIBERTON, Agent. feb3-6ww
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
- OF sHERBURNE, attached to Benton County for
'I DISTRfCf COURT-FoURTH JUDICIAL DIS.
TRICT.
Jeremiah p. Woodbury. against James H. White and
Fi,ela c. White, his wife, and j. H. Boggs.
To the above named defendants
In the name of the State of Minnesota You and each
of YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer
the Complaint of the plaintiff in this action which has
been filed in the office of the Clerk OF the District Court
aforesaid at Sank Rapids in the County Of Benton Ito
poses), and to copy of our answer 10 the said
complaint the subscriber, at his oMce IN Aneka IN
the county of Anoka, in the State OF Minnesota with
in twenty days after the service ct this summons on
exclusive of the day of such services ana you fa
TO answer the aid complaint within the time aforesaid
the plaintiff in this action will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in the complaint
Dated Anoka, October 1859.
To the defendant j. II. B0ggs;
+ The object Of the above entitled action in which
mons is served on is to foreclose mort
gage dated July 10TH 1885, made by James H. White and
Fidela C. White, his wife, to Jeremiah P. Woodbury.,
mon The Il of the E "a of Sec the W u of the
NE 4 of section the Of section five the "A
of The s 81 and the u of the W d of section eight
the "a of the "a OF secton seSen In township 81
north of range 20 west. =.
Also, the Il Of the "a of section 81, in township
49, north of range 26 west in said county OF Sherburne
and the payment of 81 400 and interest," acco
ing to the conditions of promissory note bearing even
dale Herewith and personal claim is made against
you. 90, oo
i"''N CT CURTIS.
deel6-w6w Plaintiffs Attorney, Anoka.