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, 1860-05-18
Definition OF Soils.

10 common phraseoiogy, soils are charac
teriEed by various, and in many instances
very vague terms, such as heavy, light, stiff,
open, tenacious, porous, wet, dry, warm,
c'ld, etc. These convey certain important
characteristics, but are differently understood
" different personS. Soils are properly
classified according tn the presence, in grsa-
ter or less proportI"n, m certain bases, such
- clay, lime. sand, and vegetable matter,
these being important constituents.
A Pure Clay-is soil in which very lit
tie sandy. siliciOus matter Is found; a.
,nrately II consists Of chemical cOmbina-
tion Of about sixty parts Of silica and forty
Of alumina, with trace Of Oxyde Of lion.
A Strung clay-cOntains about twenty
parts in one hundred Of sand, capable Of
separation.
A Clay Lnam-cnntains large proper.
tim of sand easily separated.
A lImm-contains one half or more sand
readily separated.
A Sandy LOam-cOntains eight or nine
tenths sand.
A Sandy Loan contains one tenth or
less of clay.
The above are the varieties Of soil as re-
CARDS the base, clay.
In reference to the secondimportantc constit.
uent, lime, we have q mari containing from
Eve tD twenty per cent. Of lime.
A CalcareOus SOil-in which lime Is the
predominant constituent. Marls are always
ehaFarhterized as sandy, loamy, or clay marls
according "a the portion Of land. ,fi. )
In respect 70 decayed vegetable matter.
lhere are sails which awe their character
to this. Such are our swamp $ lis or muck,
IN which masses of fern and the routs Of
dead grass predominant, forming black e.
brsius mass.
Vegetable or leaf mold, f,rInOd by the
decay Of leaves found in our woodlands, is
one of the most valuable items to the gar
dener. Muck, however, cannot bensed with
safety in coinp0s. with any other soils until
i has been meliosated BY exposure % the
sun a. d air, 70 the admxtnFe Of some alkali
it contains; potash, soda, lime, OF Ingnesia
are the m0st eficacious alkalies used, and are
found In several forms, such as wU0d ashes,
conimUn salt, etc. The term peat is fire.
qneutly used in speaking Of soils resulting
from decayed vegetable matter; the term
muck has . very different signifcation with
our English fellow-laborers, though the
popular phrase with us 7Hf p aid.a
, 1860-05-18
TOWN LoT9l
nELLs's ADDITION TO sTEELACOO1
GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT!

TNHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LAID OUT
j. his land claim, adjoining Capt Balchs claim,
luio Town Lotssf o nrTe esch d noe Vepated 10 el
Lo.s y Nv p.s- es,'r % s'nss 80 % nese ~ ssa ,mp.nt
tacatinn Z mt gxnrlled " any Puert snund h.
aio haa beer lad out win vHv 10 heauiy and cnnve.
uience: the aiFeels hing isuf ras Uldp and The Uh
have alFpady brer dnsapd and aet apsF The pees of
Lnls unap tnm $50 N $50 each arcnTdlng 10 locality
Thp pIupIislnF oonpmpaie- hulldiI wharf tom ihe
claim during the rnmluR summer. which ennnoi la %
grlstly enhance the value q The eairr pFopetty.
pawrP a. atnInpy hnvlnH bren evrn tr Frank CiaFk,
Esq during nv abeioe 10 OrRnn noiee b beEshy given
thai The sams b nuw ulibdDua
boaf bENUHs NIIIG
, 1860-05-18

The difference between the skull of the
domestic hog and wild boar is aS great -
that beiw"eE ii" EIrupcan and negro skull.
Domrsticatcd animals that have subsequently
run wild in thu fnres:, after u few generations
lnse all traces Of their dnmesticatiun, and are
physically differ, Mt from their tame originals
1t is not natural for COW, any more than
for other female animals, to give milk when
she has no young to nIurish. The perma.
nent production If milk is mod fled animal
function produced by an artificial haiti for
several generations. In COlumbia,t the prac.
tice Of milking cows having been laid aside,
the natural state Of the function has been
restored. The secretion Of the milk continues
only during the the sucking # the calf, and
is only an occasional phenomenon.
The barking Of dogs is an acquired here
ditrry instinct, supposed to have originated
in en- attempt to initiate the human voice.
Wild dogs, and domestic breeds become
wild, never bark, but howl. Cats, which so
disturb civilized communities by their mid.
night " "caterwaul," in their wild state in South
America are quite silent.
The hair Of the negro is not wool, but q
curled and twisted hair. The distinction
between hair and wool is clearly revealed
by the microscope.
The dark races have less nervous sensibll.
ity than the white. They are not subject to
nervous d seases. They sleep sound in every
disease, nor does any mental disturbance
keep them awake. They bear chirurgical
operations much better than whites.
Acertan species Of fungus has been known
TO attain the size Of = gOurd in one night |;
and ii Is calculated that the cellules Of which
il is composed must amount to forty-seven
thousand millions. If It grew in twelve
hours, this would give four thousand millions
each a minute.
Aninalcules have been discovered So small
that one million would not exceed grain Of
sand, and eve milIions would sport in drop
Of water Yet each of these must have bIoud
vessels, nerves, muscles, circulating fluids,
ETC., like la &c animals.
, 1860-05-18

u w'r' there; and to the wife that he is
here VIII" is head Of the woman, and the
m,rd is rhat b. me circle. Here they gather
r"r"'ng ami evening, and At noon. Their
boird is almost always surrounded with tn"
sa e c,rcle, and here they spend the long
gsUIcr even ngs tngeih, h."
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AytisuI;urs.
Come Into the Garden, josh !


The following clever parody on one Of the
yems Of Tennyson's " Maud il from the eccen.
tric pm0f Waiter Anonym," /" the quaint laureate
Of the Boston Post.
Come into the garden, Joshl
Al sign Of summers flown.
Come into the garden, Josh!
And hear the season gr0an.
CucumbeFs hide their heads,
Melons refuse TO sprout;
Death hroodeth DER the beds,
And famine STALKS about.
Come into the garden, JOSH
Come into the garlen, josh!
n YOU incline to blues;
Come! rove amid the slosh,
n IndiaFuhher shoes.
The Fuses merely bud;
Bonqnetsl IDEAL bosh-
Our only crop is mud.
sfr Cone into the garden, Joshl
COmel Comel Comel
30 Gone into the garden, JoGhl
Tln sraubWrio stiIl are white,
MildeW Is On fhe hay,
And irosf destroys at night
What water soaked al day.
Cone into The garden. josh.
II you can stand the shock.
Frost mildeW mud! and slosh!
Take IN account Of stock.
Come into The garden. josh!
Comet &c what we've endured;
Enjoy he East winds leFvOF,
D1l ~ yours1f insured.
Or bring your lilepFeserver.
Conc INTO tie garlei, Jqshl .t
And swim with ne Herss at yoai
Conc into the garden, Josh, i'.a z
Aui worship Nepiunes siaiuea
Come, Josh. conc comei comei
Come into tic garden, JOSH
, 1860-05-18
POPULAR FAMILY JOURNALS.

EOwLER AND WELLS, NEW YORK, PUB.
Il lish the following Popular and Scientific
Serials, whlsh Sd excellent opportunity or brus
ng btl6Fe The puhe al snljec's af general interest,"
@Life Illustrated"
1rss class Weekly PisluFinl hewspaper deVo,Pd tr
News. lNeFatuFe. ScieBce and the Ats; Entertain
m-nt, IRpUVtment and PFogrs-s IT, e6lumnn rouIni,
original E-says, historical. aphrs sud deer phvr
sketches Of travel aud adv'.lnre, ptt y, pniitnR
music, prntnFr, etc arit tE scirnrV ugfi ulilF,
hOsicultue physnl &, .eduratnn and very topic whh
Is af imp0Fnirr ihk rest On combining b. II ndrr Il
Of the btst Family Newspapers iB the world Pu,
lished well ky. ~ two dollars yeaT, In advanre.
'sThs WaasS-care Journal and Herald Of
1IshogmsT
Devoteu tO hydrnpaihy, IL philosophy and practca;
70 ply e0lngy AMI anulumy with ihntFatiVe enGlaVing
70 detelics exercise. clothing. necnpaiOnS amusrmshls
aud ihnse laws whrh gVefB lile aId health. Pahshed
mnihy. n c'bvrulent iUlm for binding, ~ enc dolls
a9ear, IN advance.
"The American chronological JOurnaIJ'
RrpnsitaTy Il scitnp. itsIsiuTr, and general rtpI
gen'e. dev'feu 10 phTen0lOgy, 'darnilon msgnstism
pst chDlnRy, meehs MIN arr he tuFp and 10 an this.
progressive measuFes which are 81. elaied 10 ltltFm
elevate aud IMPROVE maj ki,S Iusih,t-d witt nun,,F
Gus poTailu and ,shrT engnvingS 6eantifhl qusFt0
suitable l0F bibdlng. Published manAy. 81 ne d Llal
ayear, In advaEes. FOWLER 4 WELLS,
sos Brat Way New Ynrk
For ThFee DlaFa. enpy Of eurh OT tue ahOv "a N =.
Journals will be reht Que lear.
, 1860-05-18

DE. JEwETT has Ieit with the Boston
Traveller an ounce or two of fine starch,
extracted from only eight horse chestnnts,
picked up in the street. The experiment
shows this nut to be so abundant in starch
that it may readily be turned 10 profitable
account.
, 1860-05-18
81 W. SULLIVAN.
BOOKSELLER AND SfATi0NER,

san FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA.
WoCLD eall ths aiisniisn of all nnskarllrn. -
" hNrfealinsn and News Agrnln % > large A.|.|
~ o. NeglpapeFs aud Magazine which he va z ..
mlnnh ulth despatch. ia1IlhsF viii noals.
aionely aud Al Ne Cbeap phlcanns fihn fn1 n Ne
eus. mafkl prices. earsfany packed ana IrrhiT drrci
- mn ~ cnn nsNT - peIeul. hs uil md e1glIlIn
e.Ig o. an new puhlcagui, ndeIEed DellrIl IN nn1 h
gFeafy . ihsr n1vantaEs 10 have a F o1drrl r1ele1 h
~ Aouss. ~ adsES IN y InisgSd p-SlDeV.
, 1860-05-18

III x
Corner battery aud Clay streets, san Franchise,
HAvE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
IL 200 bales 80 inch brown drills;
100 hale. 20 inch hrOSn sneVtings;
100 holt No. O-00O Duck;
500 ba's NO.2- 10 Duck;
20 tales Raven Duck;
10 e'sea MeTTimae prints;
10 Gases Prague print;
10 e'ses Pacific prints;
10 ea-es DaTnrll'E prints:
10 cases and I Z bleached GhlrtiRes
10 ease "a, 8 I an 1914 beached shlTlin
20 cas- hlue drills;
20 cases hlu- denlms:
10 hales hickory stripes; f.
20 hales L. and I tiGkingp;
10 halrs sclret. blue and gray flames
10 bales Bilardrale white flannel;
easrs CabufgS nnd Meriuna;
6caass WOOL aud halt Wnal piaidsi
cases blue and black alparaa:
10 cases Pacilc--DeS styles De fAinea;
8 caves French Merinns;
1000 Bay stats plaid ahaWis;
l000 cashmere and pltin wOn ahawls; black and col
OFei silks; plan. figured and plaid silks;
And large assortment II nhrF Dies Goods.
BLANKETS.
fO00 pairs white. greD and hlne MarkinaW;
l000 pliSn BIB, TBB and sBG Blankets;
lO00 pains cheap RTpy English Blat k-t.;
1000 pairs cheap hlur Enslsh Rlanketsj
5fA BairS sraFlsi English Bat kets;
en- pain % I0l II sni l24 ~hi'e Bed Blankets
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
I00O dnzpn gTey. hlue md scarlet flannel shirtu;
1000 dOz-a Rvry and white NSEiao Undershirts and
Drawers.
1000 A zPn NeFino and IN Vonl socka;
$40 dozen sitlnet ana Jean rants;
500 hzen durk and c0'tahRpde ranta;
60n dsnpn hlrkaFy and rherk shirts:
500 dnzru calico and Whit dress slirts;
$40 dnzrn nverals and tlmpen:
Blark and hnrv sllk craVltA neckties. silk handler
ehie au~pendeT1y and variety II other articles TOO
numerom % mention. For sale lOg nv
. JANSONs BOND 4 Coz
SS:n Cor Battery and Clay sis.. San FrsncirA
, 1860-05-18

A WEEA.A.sOnTED l.OF % DRUGS AnD
"A Msdcnel eysm hs soid N los 10 suli he uhall
1SlsI, ehlap ~ el1h InqulFs q As sisFt slss. -
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n WASHINGTON HOTEL, ffs
l Corner of Main and second streets, "
OLYMPIA, ". :.
sILAs eALLIHER, Proprietor.

TVIIE PROPRIETOR HAS RECENTLY ERECTED, IN CON.
nectlan with and part Of the aWashngton Hotel"
. large twU sIay bulang ~ BY % tet, ~ Nhkh ls
enubed " prnvlde the travelling public with larger
uumheF 0f capacious comfortable and rxoellently
tlated apartments than can be 70 Fed BY any Other
ahlt, tn accommodate the public he indgrdfro The
hct that the hnle c,ntalns twenty-five private tom.,
Cexeluslve u family spaFtmest) ux Of which ere aFgP
drnwh . r0me Or parlifs.
thankful t0 the public fnF the liberal patnnage hereto
fore extended the proprietor and having thus enlarged
upon HE kgmer business. he ee nfdrnt be Tedei
the inun Of nlaangeH with him cmfrtahle and plea-
can't and pains shall be Hpad 10 rei hla table q yell
any In like husnes Btdsand bedrooms furnished TO
such as may desire them.
B0ard by the day and week.
good stable Il attached lO this establishment which
u 6s amply supplied With l0ee for the accommodation
af animals of the travelling public
OLYnriA Dec l'e. 1857 ~"
, 1860-05-18
MARINE HOSPITAL,
Port Townsend, June %, 1865.

nR. ?. N. O'BRlEN, LATE RESIDENT Pay
~ sician and raFgrou uf the County H0spilal na
Fanclrc and of the hospital af The AsieFs u Mercy
nov HhArRe ~ the 1nFne H0 ptal ri Pom TOwnsend
DR. OiBRlEN ls also prepared 10 receive private pa-
TENTS He latieTs himrei tOa with the hope thst
experience o sxte1 years IN the laiice d bis pInes
sion. both private and hasptal iother with thognuat
medico ehiru Ra educain, evdenred b. the proper
guarantee u diploma n that ttet v n obtain f6r bin
he confidence Of the citizens On Puget Sound.
Pm o'BRIEN, MD,
POrt TOuB,enA,
viii ho dnlv acln0uladged. III
, 1860-05-18
SECOND HAND PIANOS
AtgEeaG bargains alua SIN si; prices $50 olIo
MU SIC.

One o. the harvest and bet caaIOeues o( Music Dov
pulh,.hed All lhs musc aud mn-ir hu /. puIlrhed 10
the United States Tor ule Vt th. Pstahs mrni MARTINI
eeleFaied Guitars ard oil Kinds Of Ml,ca q strums nts
and music mrFrhsbdisr at The wesi prizes Music rrnt
shsrver gideied, Pn-i laid cntahEuen sesa " nst.
lergymsn. =
, 1860-05-18

WolKIEo AND TnINkIno. .-It Isanol olessfa-
ial eFrUr to desplse lnllor when regulated by
intellect, han 70 value it fir ils Own sake.
We are always, IN Ihsse days, trying to sep.
arala the tvD; we want one man 20 be al.
ways thinking and another 10 be always
working. and we clll one gentleman and
the other ~ operative; whereas the working
man ought always 10 be thinking, and the
thinker often to be working and both should
be eonilemen IN the best sense. As Il Is,
We make both ungenile, the me envyina,
The other despising bis brother; and the
mass Of society Is made mp ol morbid
thinkers and mi eFable work r.. Now L is
only by labor that thnught can be made
healthy. and only BY thought ihat labor can
Be made happy. and the two cannot he sepa.
rated with inpnniiy. An professions should
be liberal. and there should be less pride felt
In peeuliariiy of employment, and more IN
excellence oE achievement.
, 1860-05-18

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, 1860-05-18
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Five steps, 10 IOsrW'Nd caseA eISO; slnp. Do do.
$50; stpa, with ptnusslnn, t7z5; u sine. do DO
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| purchase mnney WG,ndtd
, 1860-05-18

rTInE HIGHEST PREMIUMS WERE AWARDED
. i these machines in 1855, at the following
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-05-31
REV. l.. l.. l. ASGSTROTH's
Movable Comb Hive.

. CONE REHJvED.-Earh can.b In til. hi,. +. a..
iseA~i t. ~arss@ movable frame. iaay he III take
mt n ~E iaiEGtr-. without eating snurIn- thee
In - ia. = al at eE.y4.5r- "a. s+-..
/ sfp, r. fkESGTIEsED.-By ;k5- ar-aas rerse-t
~sAt stssA. may - easily -;r.l .Th@z@i. by he r.
asn ean'.. hone na;aring .voo~f. =. en I'm
s@ry,sE a"i Gs-=s. cS9ais. sared rpIa certain
rZ.- s'i-E iLs leaL. u ottaai -anp;hcr Queen.
F.EEiLE 4FEES-gpTH.-A. ell the sSos. I'm IT,
A;4-y. , tie cgn:rg! Il the counts. s@;s s,rans
Earr', and in fss-e-tgu q fertile queen. :tse
-as@. # a= r~e moth may ~ -rertuaily Trer -"@t.
IN "HAT II 1RDNG--It The zee .s-gzs. 81 .g-7-, .
Ia: s,s;sBE i. the n4a;t+r III hive. lie caa g3r
aa ~ ss erams1Atson IT t. crEat. In
~ Esa1t@.. it, true cogst i.az a.. ! sgIr Intel
.i-=.-..y - - needles EH5-h : n-et..
NEH C"LpNIE..-NeE eplens-. H., &c. fs-a.~d in
l~ts t4e Than . Gsaal5g required .@r Liva. natural
-Taras ~ ia" hives nay b= managed CT. the esf.gr
.ssri.az plan. enlarged =,hsu, any alteration q
eN'sttHE Et, 30 A. 10 sVrd aEl- sec9aaoia,ion tsr
4 -on-.E amin. s-rct.
me-; ~" t-@"n may Re c9Ehnel to her hive While hc
-"-.@r. have their Liberty. that the --- may Ia
u AFy ;aa~ -1;Aou' the ess-r.. d: ih~r s~af1T. In
tn a s@-e- 4 the 49, keeper. Tbe droae- shea ~ ts;I
F.-tt . the dsVEc-- I- exclai-d srpn the
h.y= md destroyed.
-URPLjs HOSEY.-The .1rg.q. honey Rag - s.--
-. Il ~ ufi~E hoE, II francs .%clrst admit
al. a. ,-a-s.For-atfgn. arr one II which re - :,s-
,1i an +s-s1s~7t Of; or. 4 preferred. nay .:yr7
I'd "a - 9F .iasss. n Convenient, '~.Q!sf-i. and
TkA%-1EE ~oLoNIEs.-Cea,alrs Kay La a..
Transferred rom any other hive !, this all s-... u
the gar A. 'hetr con'-. ~h al ;iler Contents
rrEz e.! IA t.sE.- and a-y fastened 70 The tran=-
a1 " 10 >-r4..oh - ss85ltu..y :f,Eras5 ia the gath
artE.- .@a-.ts. The colony. in f=x hour. w zgy, .
3. r9-'.y ii ;h- Rev they I'D z the aId hire
~ BEE. hiLLED.-lf she cguate # II. G.e hive
ca ~ ea,Y renewed. AID IN a,@,y 10th ~ The lee.
ard ih- rF-stsr. then sTe-y en'j-h:@aet .ee,<-
ID admit Etast complete oafan zlzs salIy
BE- e@~T:Tt su tfIa Rama genes! - t%e..
HkLL-Ik> ,kr--Tat. hire ha- oesz in u.s. ra- :
sufficient ~a.1h q sine - -. 81. T.1=. sd @aTsed
. -*Ezs pf =. largest reg A-ers /: h. aa4.~ i.
= ~. IL $500. 4a .-.se t-las y Ea- = construct
PRICE ~ EI1HT>--:- i-tf~5dEzE = An r. ID;
. 1s= tai. EE-gts i3 tz ~5d ut ) liars. >rcH
F.E@' email. .sr F4rgsaz~ Z" - % ra1.-
49, zEA H7t " ~. s1F EIEa<- 81 f5F-.. Asnsste~.
{ r. bp.E-# az united - - sAs hsr= .staazf am
#@Ts@- Fhsse - sE.tTs 1a - are a=-esy
NJ rEaet tha; '@s 1LT@tor has expressly -~~ure- 10
ts-H ,-- Ts-4i ~~ sHy zGfrb =E-=lt- EA-et lie r.
a--ees:sr iz4:@a'. so 1t agg further r-ar--.
d, 4t51En. fnr z.v 36Ha4 r7-a-. in ts.sar CcuFtr
ftFes- {. IL u NEfL I Etsr--sf 'pzE -azsys- asge.
So 70 hat Is Ak t%e- fD- rz-h: L de~ rezf. T-v
@.eni III Hai ia,e u th- s-- Ill h-.rs sou.
y B.-L L. LlNas7EoTE's ;S.r3 e3.t5ya. far ale ~
March lst. 1T {. e N,SEIL.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-05-31
District Court. County Of Cedar. June
Term. 1850.


oEIggxAL NOrGCr.
4 l. NcLEz4S. e al
To 4 L. AcLyzAS- DtNEEL FITzP 1rEICx JONI
I-ESuEAHs%. A~p -GNtgL NoEINtS:
NOC are hereby notified 'hs, there j. how On
L file Ia The 3fsice Of the Clerk u ID. District
Court in Cedar cgrl:y. state ~ Iowa, petition
% = X RrSG- rr..IHg the foreclosure o:
mortgage exc @:et ~ 4 J.. Nei@ran- aEt the
--sA d. q 4 pgi- 4 u. I-i, 20 one e. II. vii
Hams. linz north half Of the northwest quarter
and 10! one in section no. l3 in township
eighty. north Of : ne four vest in Cedar ecGn-
y. Iowa 20 secure the payment Of the s-m oil.
$lss--h- Nov uHsess yoa appear and answer 30
aid petition on or before the morning OF the
second day % ,b@ !: term Of tie Isstgic, COHr.
in Cedar c8GUtE--~lirh saia term 1ili corn-
mence On the An day o. june, A. II. l-C0. yoR-
iefsgl: vii. ae entered an ! igG -E2sBI will he
rendered aga!r-, you thereon. according - the
prayer 0: t4e petition
CLARKE Z PAWS,
-0.-- tvr ,"my'.
received tbs notice A.r.. lib, =. J.. I-aN,
-ns have male 1i.5 gen: ,esssh for ore - -ae
defendants. i. l.. AcLegsr, and the defend nj,
r8- ~. found I'D vtaT county.
JESSE L. BRADSHAW
SHERIFF II CstsC cv4uiy Iasa.
Fer o. ". T"E-Ea. Deputy.
April 1t. I-sss.: nisaj
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
sTEREONlOPlC EMPORIUM.


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BlacksmilhinE.

TIE 5Eb4crih<r 10 on hand II his old stand
/ ready 10 do al kinds Of BiseksrsiGhing vita
nea.ness and dispatch. Having concluded that
he il cot rich eloagh 30 lose few hundred dol
lars yearly in Rad &eb.s he will rot :rBss any one
for E1ra- All having unsettled accounts are NO
tiled tha; they xEsT call and settle
p. DANIELS.
Oct. ~, l-5y.
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Original Notice.
STATE or IOWA. CgDAs Cot WY. -
To Genr1e JILL md Ann .N.lLef.

log are hereby notified thai there il nov On
lie In the Office o: the Clerk Of the Di-trie, Court
Of Cedar tpsHtg, state Of I3uz- . Petition o.
William G. Egsn., claiming Of you the :0rec.0s-
Ers o. "A certain mortgage, executed by yOG 80
E3wzg1 HI .hss- 20 secure the psyrn@!.. .. three
sosss ore tg2 $50 slGA it il 4!.e get has tee q
a2, and .le tI9 remaining for $780, each ghich
are unpaid. amounting with Interest 30 81 ybtG.
which mort age cOaVeyed The ne-s half. Of the
oOEsA-ze-t q4&E.ef. Of s@etiOu four ( in tow
ship s@g@hIy .lFae - north 81 rage tozr
west. 10 Cedar CDEgty- Iowa which note. and
mortgage @-re duly assigned TO the petitioner
SDE. ona=ss yen appear and zL4sssr thereto On
or D@Igge lbs agst DAY 81 the EeNi term vi said
C1nrt- a gd.penE I'LL he reE.Ersf sgair.s yea
thereon and decree entered against yDH. for
closing yogr eGg5i! Of redemption ia said and
WILLIAM e. EVANS.
b. TgD-- HAMA, lis Solicitor.