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LIMA NlI ~

NIfEKIF Il - SFIE-
io State 81 Isva nes Mdnes CcurFs
BY virtue or an execution to me drse.rS, sss1rd
the Office ~ the Clerk on the District Court ~ al Goo
In favor OF Bsrref. King CO.. and against WIN Y ss
81 and H. g. Blake. have levied upon and Eli sP~
20 "a = the highest bidder at my oce foor ID ss c
~ ~ NJ " Noinef. the 3aih day Of April nex A Al
lSco hs,u the hoars of o'clock, a. NJ. and aed#K
r. W. o. sal da =. ~ following descrihed ~. rer
III. san,n 80 -. Il iile south east qrar;yr n sens
all in township u, range *ses'' and eon'an'ns y
more or iess nu N
:, Taken and levied upon as Il 49,"
Blake, 70 satisfy said writ ofexecu. y" UuIunrx
nar5l-w4t Sheriff Or Des Moinas AS.e+ -
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TRUSTEES SALE.

=
Whereas Hugh +. Denhnm By Lis deed aarias isth
day 81 April. A. d. fs5s conveyed to = y siar fs ~
lowing described real e-saie situate in LeuaeuBE s
of Iowa, to wit. Lot nuIher eight tsl ii block nlnlr
twenty six TSP in the town of Columbus Cr, A. s r.
by Edward wilson Also the following described ~
estate IN Linn county, state Of iowa, towt seaa L
Il ~ Of the south east quarter ~ ~ section nner I
Isl, in Township number eighty six sel north q BIF
number eishfs1 west In trust 70 secure the rarrfn CIV
certain rrossory notes Of date April 18TH ISIS sxsfh
by the said Hugh l. DenhaR for three hundred and III
16-i0n t361 s6) dollars EACH payable to tst ordr
join Start Co., eEh and ten months aner dais-
feevely with interest frnm forr months -fter date
rate OF ten per cent. per annum. And whereas saa
are due and wholly unpaid nos therefore, lhs u
siersgnei will sell said real estate for ch At pAc VI
.,ur. to the highest bidder, saturday the 18Th ~
April, A. y. 1850, a. o'clock P. NJ % ssh day NJ \
front door Of It's Court House, In the cy a BurnEs
Des Muines county State OF Iowa sccurdng y fhe ~
visions OF said deed Of trust above mer'Sned y Sis
said notes, interest," and ensss. s.t.NAN,
Rririifri-ff.n ntnrr Dr. sIs1. xfs lraars
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a young man in Kalamazoo having advertised
IOr whe. received word from eighteen married
men that he might have theirs
Take your place modestly at life's banquet,
says hnebel, and ask for nothing not in the bin.
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A SOUTHERN OPPOSITION AND THE RFprpLt
CANS --The Louisville Journal, speaking for the
S ,uthesn Opposition, says they cannot consent
to embrace the doctrine of the non-extension Of
slavery, nor aband IN the demand that Congress
SHALL sustain the decision of the United States
Supreme Court that slavery has right, under
the Constitution, 70 existence and protection in
the Territories. As between me Republican
ana Democratic parties" the Journal saws, I've
would have no preference that we should think
it worth our while to 60 to the polls or use a
drop of ink to express" OF course, if the Jour
nal be a correct representative of Southern On
position opinion, it is useless for them to expect,
Or the Republicans to seek. Any cooperation or
union in political action with reference to the
Administration of the Government Of the Nation.
Without the two principles which the Journal in
sists are Incompatible with union, there would
be no Republican party. They are its essence,
spirit, purpose, and all. just these, and nothing
more, constitute the party: it can fall back to
them. concede everything else, but of them, not
Inc; not doubt, a suspicion even, can it per
nit OF its fidelity to them. The journal will find
no difference here between the ultra and con-
seryative Republicans. Everybody who is d Re-
publican, whateyex his grade or shade Of senti
ment accepts the two principles that slavery
should not be extended, and that neither The
Constitution, nor Congress, nor the Judiciary do
or can or must be permitted to carry slavery into
The Territories. Springfield Republican.
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LUMBER.
BOOTS AND SHOES


REMOVAL.
Ihe green horn SHOE SroRs AZ number fnys,,.
y, viii not from this date be there any more "A.
4, patrons and friends which, Ills hoped are mot few
W please can cne door East, number riyrr
M, mere can supply the wants Of the trade -- 80
Ann !. s loo. eass q goods y any that's made
Th., .r's. ..as nays tried Inc need not be told
II M VI ,s GAkks HoRsu they are out Ut tie fioer
a ~ narlet House block, - slme a before
~, ~ tnis iact az least, viii soon BE- irprca.ef
;a, ~ sncar q the cheapest and good az liz bess
49, - .s y. Nj CAFFIE "
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.ex.r1 = II IVY x.s73ss. " -: 1.
si.z .a ~ VI = n 49,.
I'll ~ - . ys " ss,ss M ~
~ 49, 49, -, - @si.ses
80 60 49,. i. ~, $500 1rtp
<S- RI sfEi. sSR5r,sS 5'r1sf M ciF.l
;as N s S1iiv 1900. IbuIs ps1sioec
NJ =. r.; rs,.g,S VI ~. Gswexd AG
~. ~, 80 ni.csd olSeo shappblse ~ =
L -.-arAe1. Ho ukrr9s N;ssasH. Hhfrh N oay-
- -.s,rhs VI ~ k6tor HS u ~ only maii that
- FInv w IN W. Eeunblican ranks, With ~
49, ~ Sllsls " MI cadneFon ~ Penn1yl.
vs,i.. vkfI kn6 Se roNef u ttes " into defeat
fIe In ftie,,de Who ~ ~ knsly ~ him
that II AckiIlcs cllc,6 ~ retire NJ s0e dect and
there relanin inac4lvs, many would follow ~ exf
amp}e. F0ftunateif ~ NJ Seward &C country
has u stete9&ail WHOSE patriotism y not blinded
nv III pegsohal aspbifion, ln me coming STRIFE
for ot6cc, N. 81. w venture 70 ~, viii DC the
coolest, The bert ipfcfmed ne most consIderats
Of NJ his leading ftendA unless Inuriow N eed y
~ exception ~. seward y mol % De nomlna-
Ted with his own consent, BY the Chcago Con-
vention, - ~ defeated. And when that Con
yenti N meets, ne VIII know where hc stands
with tie people 70 nearly thas We would take n's
own Judgement Of that position before that Of =
majority Of the convention, The nomination q
that Convention Tor President turns completely
on Pennsyiyania; and further, the Judgment 81
the Pennsylvania Republican Delegation, will not
be wrong, # they tell you that MI. Seward
cannot carry Pennsylvania, or that the result
with him a. candidate would be 90 hazardous
" to make it matter Of ds,ubt, Mr. s. would be
the very last man to take the risk Of that doubt
II, on the contrary, the Delegation tell you th.t
they can carry Pcnnsy ivania for MI Seward, be-
yond doubt, that Judgment can be relied Oh -
That statesman viii Be nominated, and Mr.. Cine
ron viii be the frst to take i position with III.
his forces, mustered to the last man in his support.
Again--if PENNSYLVANIA tells YOU 1T he Conycn-
ton, that the State can bs carried only for M.
Cameron Or Judge Nj Lean. our convention NAV
veil be very careful how they override that opii-
ion. Ii either 81 these gentlemen are nomin ted.
| ~ " l.;ncoir - Gov cl,.ae ~ anv other Re
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Coon GRACIOUS I'VE didn't know thlt any
thing like new style" was ever unpopular
with the ladies; but TO our great astonshment
the Philadelphia North American saws that the
Spring fashion in bonnets is entirely tabooed by
the more sensible Of the sex in that city That
paper gives description Of the rejected head
covering a. follows - 44s#
In shape the new style OF bonnet il a cross be
tween a coal scatte and buggy top A ledge
projects over the face, presenting disappearance
SO ungainly as to induce wonder that anybcdy
could aaoptit During all our peregrinations Of
the week We didn't encounter more than dozen
of these monstrosities, and these, we fancy, were
the property OF outsiders. For her exquisite
taste in matters OF dress, Philadelphia LADY
may be known in any circle that you meet her
Without adopting the extreme Of any fashion,
except its becomingness be beyond a question,
the ladies of Philadelphia play second fiddle to
no other part of this hemisphere For this rea-
son the buggy top bonnet is voted hulnbuS, and
will not be adopted by orr ladies. The new ben
nets that have made their appearance are in per-
feet keeping with the usual discrimination Of our
bellies in matters of personal attire. Agtin we
say that the new tangled bonnet attempic Cd to be
forced upon our tashionab,es, is unbeconing and
ungraeeful .,sg tF
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PARTICULAR NOTICE .rO
-, GARDENERS AND OTHERS.
we have just received fli assorsn,c,. ~ r, -,
sh XIV, oardsn and Flower Seeds il, ppcrs ava II
Atu4 WI J. MORTON 60.
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TRTSTEES' SALE.


l. Whereas, John Barnhlrl by hts deed da.say~-
her 18th A. D. iS5s, and recorded In Mortgage d.
o. pages 7pi and 105 of the Records 81 Des Mgiresxw
Iowa, did convey TO VIM Harper tire foila4ing sss
Real Estate situate in Des Mones county, STATE IN
| 10 wit:
| TheaEast half Of the Ncrth East quarter Il IN
Three Tsl, Township Seventy -oae [TIl, Range frp
West in trust, 10 the payment n psr.
notes Of three hundred and fifty dollars each ID ~ M
IL Trus. specified and described, with interest ssr N
at the rate VI ten Ter cent per annum one payable
18th day q November, ISIS and the other "a In n
day Of November, 1859
And whereas, Of said notes. to Wit the sne IN
vetnber 2jth, 1867 remains due and unpaid and A.
has only been paid on the the sum u ~ a. H
Tore, r. VIM Harper. The Trustee Aforesaid win E to
.,fest 81 the holder ~ snd note al the Ee4 ESsk ~
de ~ribed, according 10 the provsonsDf sad deed
N !, riIc auction, 10 the highest bidder fr e2h Il
door Flfaron Hall, In the Ciy sf BurEpn D. 49,
roupty lo~a, On Saturday the 2lE day 81 sJri. 49,
is;n. IL swren the he'rrs Of o'e.nz n NJ and Soda
p Nj OF vi day TO satisfy sad deEasai anl Ihs es
said trust. -
81 Al Trstgs
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1ah' s-ppu Gen. Agent c. B. 4 O. H. r.
HUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
AilM s - C.
Via Michigan Central and Great yUo.+

kzfk2&H - Sssi 8 u
Via Michigan Central and Great west
ern sCanada) Railway.
Trains leave the Great Central Depot foot az Jke e.
Chicago. " 1Ae 1S,
- =. M.-Detrot Accommodation daily (Sundays -
copied arrives at Detroit GEO D. m
t.u A. M.-Cincinnati Express fSundays exr.n..a =.
san ~ Indianapolis 400 M Cincinnati d, S:aD = M
o'vn = M;-i.ghning Express, Sundays exceptedl ar
ses a. Detroit TOO p. NJ Suspension Bridge OF Rraio
NV 2. no.; Albany 300 p. m; New York 900 n NJ.
sW =. M-Niies Accommodation. except SUNDAY.
o.n1 T. M-New York and Boston Express iryse,,. q.
tlfayl arrives ut Detroit T:15 M suspepson H.; ~
g huiao 40 p M; Albany 400 a. m; New YorE
1u.uo D. m; Boston, 100 n M $500
spoP M.-Cincinnaf and Louisville Express (except
SATURDAY arrives al Cincinnati 900 a. NJ: L,pisyle
at 400 p. M. .," =" ~ -ts'ss' iie
One train on Sunday at 500 p. M NJ
Inc e:O0 A. NJ aud Stu l.. NJ trains conpeot ~ pars
wan the Pmfaio and Lake Huron Railway for EufY,o ana
~ points east ut Toronto With Grand Trunk Ra;iwav NJ
h'ngsen, Osdensburg Montreal, Quebec and Iii Ionts
Maine. -" aalisnafe anu
- Baggage checked through Esy
oMah tickets Tor sale at the principal Railroad Offices
e tne West, and at the general Office corner Liza mi
Dsarnarn Streets opposite the fremont Hou.. rbeas.
ana a. the Depot, foot cf Lake street -es'
~ X. n. RICE, superintendent
-! ssALbsxG, Pass. Agent. y.n j
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RAILROADS.
n b. & O. II. Il. LINE.


ezk ~ s.ak...is.sesss -. "
Old and Only Reliable Route East.
From Burlington to Chicago Detroit Toledo Pitsbury
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York. and all other Eastern
and South Eastern Cities.
lst Morning Train leaves $50 A. NJ
"a Accommodation Z. 3:UD p. M.
81 Evening Express |" Ti0 p. NJ
Passengers leaving Burlington on the GOO A. NJ train
connect at Msnota with the Illinois Central Railroad
North and South. and at Chicago both the Morning
and Evening trains {5:M A. NJ and T:1u r. My co,neef
with all the great Eastern Railroad routes. to VII: Nj
X X via Detrot NJ. :. H. n. via Toledo and Pttsbur.
ana ~, wayne K. via II. Wayne, Of which passengers
can take their choice.
Only twenty hours from Burlington to Toledo Thirteen
hours ahead OF any other route leaving Burlington
ehecked through to Detroit Niagara Fans and
and Philadelphia. "1is
for this great Eastern thorough fare for sale al
oftamwa Fairfield, Mt Pleasant and at the Tcke, Ocs
corner Front and Water streets, Burlington
Sleeping Cars attached TO the Night trains
Fare as low as by any other route.
n.-h.. D. REMICK,
go 'p'". Gen. Agent c. B. 80. RR.
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= $50 - 4 ~
ESTRAYS

ESTRAY-ONE Roam -G7IIT
one RED HEiFER, ONE BLACK Ann ,s,, n.
r.,.a hE ~ ONE WHITE STEER. 9sD saltG
township, December u. 1850. - 'esace 70 Jackson
M M n ~ now q years old in the Swing Sr.na -
ar MI Ieselnlins ths figure Eight appraisS N IN
appraisssia at III. ~Vs0sfs osd ~ shc Spring;
f.ee n NV Heller one year cad n she spxinr ra,.
tns - N.Y. a.k q d brand; aprraiae& It 44 81 III 49,
right sar; appraised d Al. - noM ~ y ~
neiore JAMES q. H0Tf u b s4sb ss @s28 sAs
tiled January I, 1860 ]. 49, ss
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II EGAL NOTICE. -.
IL The STATE " Iowa, Dee Mir. .

- l9a79 ~ 1tAs1 - - y, Dc N0Enes corrrv
y TO NJ. CAESTENA
n sIr,-You s~c hereby notified thar sl<re |. =.
tir Office the .ieyk of the District oo ~ On o.
a petition o. NJ Heis-y Co, calming a ~ -
dred end Etsy shrss aad 49io0 Dolar IA oas
nieress thereon, from Jancary 10, lisa. = Az - 49,
Lumber and ShfnEies soii and delivered "a ~ - "
n sns don. sss ~ h y a. :. 4 d 1.,T @s.
sachmert against you, and that unieS ~ ,..mat
answer thereto, on Or before the Hs.sss ~ -
1ay n ttk merit Term Of aid Dissrisi ~. - Sas
BE- rendered against you thereon; sss
rl.srrf rr
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The Lnsr STEAMSHIP HuNGARIAx. p. B
Kelly, OF the Division Avenue Ferry, Williams,
burg. has handed US scrap of paper, which was
found in bottle floating In the ferry slip, on
saturday last. by a carpenter who was repairing
the bridge at the foot Of South Seventh street =
Upon the paper, in pencil was hastily scrawled
the following note.
On board the Hungarian. We have struck.
inc captain says that we are all lost Oh, God |.
y there no hope! Now all is oversize il sink
ing rapidly. Whoever finds this will nle,se c;ya
the news to John Henry, Brown Point New In.
scy. God save US ALL,
Here the note hastily hreals of. We know
not Y the above be genuine or a hoax. Il was
round as stated, and may be what it pnrports-
me 1l death vail Of some unfortunate passenger
IN. Y. Tribune. - Is,
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4 An Exciting TlME--PEaiLaps SITUATION OF
CHLDREN.-The ice started down in the Kendus-
Keag on Saturday afternoon last, the Bangor
Wing states, breaking up for a considerable dis
lance below the lower bridge. When the jam
moved, three little boys from eight to ten years
Of age, were PLAYING. on the ice, above Central
Bridge, and we're csrricd along rapidly upon the
jam, apparently in position Of peril, crying
bitterly and creating immense excitement
among the hundreds Of spectators UPON the
bridges. As the ice passed swiftly beneath ma
lower bridge, Mr. Gilbert Eastsbrook. with ere
courage and noble disregard Of Danger. ssappeds
from the bridge upon thershing mass, and took
charge Of the little fellows, keeping them upon
the larger and safer cakes of ice, until tile lam
stopped, and they were all drawn by means az
fopes upon one Of the wharves below
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LIT I'm OrE.-The Southern Confederacy,
ING i4sk mall paper at Atlanta, Georgia, is ex-
asperated At the idea Of Republican Cnnyen-
ton IN Virginia, and says:
I'VE have thousands Of men In the South who
are IL secret afi;lation with the Black Republic
san party, and who, il the black standard was
Tomorrow raised III our midst, wouli be found
fghting under its reasonable folds lending ma
tsrial aid and comfort to our enemies. Every
Southern community owe it to themselves and
their institutions 70 rid themselves OF these pes
silentiai traitors. We hope soon 10 hear Of the
hegira Of the Virginia Black Republican Com
nittee, and their coadjutors and sympathisers,
~ the north Of Mason and Dixon's line
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SALE.


~ Whereas, Josiah Luckey and Lucsnda Lsrs,.
gise ~ their Aeed, dated January 3D. Al IN NJ
recorded in Mortgage Book, No 10, Page se Il y
cords Of Des Mcines county Iowa did ccnveytow W.
TIC foilowing described Heal Estate. situate In d, ~
county, State o. Iowa, to Nit:
The east half VI the North East quarter II S~s,s
Three, Township Eevcn.y-cne north q Rang, ~ \,
n Sec. - =. ~, n. .. W. containing drry -.
land, To secure the payment Of nsie isr A ~ !,
Eight Hundred dollars In said deed sp-eissa NJ -
he'd due twelve months after date, dated lrr,-r y
ls, with ten per cent. interest from dst All "a "
in said deed did authorize A. w. Carperar 4 - y
che payment o. said note, TO seii the aid sns -.
Real Estate, and to execute q good and Ezrrs -.
thersfor.
And whereas seid note remains due ard unasA IN,
interest thcceon. Now, therefore, r. A. W. earr.r
viii sell the above described Rial Esfaie sccorairs ~
provisions Of said Deed Ct TTz Ls front door "a
ron Han, TN the City Of Burlington, Iowa sor ca n
public vendney 70 the highest bidder On SsiafSar NJ
gist day Of April. A. d., isa, between tla hour IN
O'Clock r. NJ and three O'Clock y NJ % said day 10 a
said demand and the costs Of said trust.
inar2i-wtd A. w. CARPfrfn
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CLosR QrRsrroxs.-There is nothing that the
def.nisrs Of slavery, whether North or South, 90
quickly shrink from a. Close question, 10 b.
answered by yes or no. So long a. you will give
them plenty Of sea-room 20 beat about in, with
loud swelling words aad long.drswn arguments,
ending nowhere, they are at home. An instance
Of this 10 seen in discussion between the In.
dependent and the New York Observer The
OBSERVE has abounded In windy arguments
against aboutioaises, whessupan he Indepsndent
propounds series Of quessionA. and repeats
them frum week % week, . iollows: sgs
l. Is Il wrong % esli hunan be,pes. 9uiltless
Of crimee sefs ~ 3
2, 10 &c wrong to hold human beines 10 prop
srty, subject to be bought and sOldf
3. IL Il wrong TO separate by force or Law has
binds and wives, parsnts and children, when pei
ter Grim nor vice, nor Insanity in either Of tho
parties calls for sich separations sss,E
4. Have siascs ~ equal right with other per-,
so,s t. insrrs according TO their own choice, and
sh 'uld such marriage, when contracted, be held
sacred and inviolable
s Has slave woman an sbsolute right to II
ch 'stity, and 10 de master who violates that
chastity guilty Of . crime!
=. Have slaves . right 10 Rad the Bible.
an0 essne 70 forbid thsm TO be taught
2. l. % syuasA q saa.s.v !. II exi.ss in The
Soashe. = eesees hlessiag = - oonntrv. vairb
s ss;.., = sessAsd - spetaaad BY nasonaI
as! !; :. ,a =. system q slavery, .. BY nav ...,b
The lAdepee4sat aAAs. e. - .sss.i.I.
sions sdmits VI 9 1irtes e1ee1alissi 49,. =
the Observer WIN tlae ~ thSse $500, = ~ ~
eoamas. nd AnD99 eAoh u - ~ 4 - - !s
yes or - @eA - eoekAoA eyevvv - y. "A
Ssss~ = w ~ evss - =. N1spiNs - -
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HoRRTnLE AFrRAY--BorH PARTICIPANTS XIII
LEn-REsULr or A PolTicAL QuAaREL.-We have
published short telegram respecting the ex-
element in Jefferson City, Missouri, which grew
out Of the quarrel and death of two parties u an
ARRAY arising from political quarrel We are
further advised that the parties, named Dozier
and Hughes, had several times threatened each
other, but nothing of unusual character occur
red until the above meeting, which took place ia
4 lager beer saloon. The ST. Louis Democrat
says:
Two or three shots were exchanged here,
when Hughes, who had walked backwards thro'
the saloon, reached the rear window and drew his
bowie-knife and inflicted stab in the right
breast Of Dozier, plunging the instrument several
inches into the unfortunate man. Hughes Drop
ped in the saloon from the effects Of bullet
which entered in the vicinity Of the heart. Do
zier then fred another shot, which took feet
little below the other. Hughes expired in few
moments. Az he FELL he uttered the words, ssrell
my wife and children am killed. am killed
+" Dozier walked into the street, and was
asked by friend if he was hurt He said 'snot
murh,' and proceeded toward the Virginia Ho-
tel, walking arm in arm with friend He soon
felt the effects offhe stab, and remarked II have
killed him, and believe he has killed me-" As
he said these words he fell, and was carried into
Matthews drug store, where he died in less than
five minutes
Both ofthe men were married, and had large
families.
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mars-wSt Y. KNOWLES. AssIArs
RI EGAL NOTICE.

II EGAL NOTICE.
- The state lows, Des Mohue+ soan.y
TO N. r. ISAAcs AND ". cARsTrSs
Eirs-Y0uere hereby nosiAsd Cha. there /. nov /.
m the Office Of the Clerk o. the Dl.sFirs caar 49,
county, . petition 81 VIM. Sunderland nlainlps v =
One Iundrsd and Fifty Dollars, With ven p@r ~, ~
est thereon from January r. 1855, as due MIN u NJ
miEsory mote given by you 70 l.. H. shepard, So
for that amount, dated November a. 49,, dne sIr,r n
after dsteass askinan Attachment axainstyur NJ =
unless Jon appear and answer ts4refe nc or IN,
morning ~ the second day Of the next Term u III 49,
Guurt, jNsgment will he rendered aaAinss yon yls,s.
urArS-NH n E~ONlEa Ats,vs-. ~
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LEGAL NOTICES
T EGAL NOTICE. -

IT EGAL NOTICE.
The 0taee Of lows, cs tnr
Des McIneg County, - ~ IN 10y c.
~ ESTATE or ELIZA A. PAUL. DErr
Yhe undersigned has this day kseu sar~5-s.e
.const. kxecusoe Of saia ksesse Fe W =
Al ce.soo. indsb:cd V .aid Estate we r.ap,s..,
Immediate payment 70 the underssgnsd s-s -
holdng clAlms agsina sid EAale ~ hs,.a. pena
peesentshe same 10 xai1 Corrf Cor sIlovsrr ss1us
RuSIington, 10, 1s6a.
KENDALL LONG. -.
pubykh four successive weeks IN weetir ij...ttsrax.
nnAri6-wAMs q. q. MlGHfNAy 4. ~
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rnar8l-w4. Sheriff y r.. N Mc I. -
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