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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08

CHAK0D or PBO0RAM4U
In pususnce o. tbs policy Of oroducpg novelties In rAph
'1uecesskn. be kaos OF Love- utbdawa and Ia
s place offered tha Mineral Of Moan aud
rsrBg Isrse of fOoR fiLLiC0DDf-p0h cast villa earA
fns FLORAL DEF AsrxsE
Tbs Department Will - usdsr the u0o16tsndenoe OF he
vel known and d.upgutDted f> Mr.. fMxpsck u
Broadway ana twenty Bsnth suoss-
fl-u8AL AvsNUN
wfo every vAys Of gls.t: Esd p,ses FountAa 10 fum
cenue sndrls Of and oshor cuong 0asDs
the ~sls ts1mg In psaura' f-sfoSns while
lixb n . shoussnd jsss Alumusses The
4sTkIrlCkSt Pm skr Al 81 hDsN N tbs OPEN AIR,
oetaiprG thousands NJ the mos obo'se and
booo VI wslks br'usot iun lusssd
cir alec snober spepdd GARDEN, surrounded 9Th
Richest agricultural esaoolis6nsots ptsyng Founsns
tecs arb Tables 10 fhis sssden for seatismen b
used ~ sDpsius reoeeo sud couverestfp,
RAUANu5 And MAHSiFI,Ekr AkoOh
Incl set both ses With vse and Of ssd,us Kinds
Aad snims s0aAsiA co. tanning plAnta, hxh kci
The Grand FssAl PaiasA0 or
OP9kA SALOON.
led 9TH the most costy dlwers and sdrabheyy axccs
orange. lane aud osbss tropical trces In full fruit
UlkS RESTING OR RkIIrtsN bOUDJIR,
D3clusve'y ~. The nee II ladies' and children
1b fopnAn~ have been plaeed aud mental by h NO
bkfu srsissus besers Kut sad U, NO $50 Bro ID
Axd he and msi ayrAogod Aossrs
6leascp 4 q ,dd.rd ct No asa Dad ~ay.
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, 1860.
decs VII be oen two hours before tbs GIN
THS sr AGE or Tee fHExT9s
net bssuul garden (pspsod NJ John -horne,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29

To Our CoRN AFFLICTED RIADgRs.
decent white man and woman
should wash their feet every night and
every morning during warm weather,
and in winter one Of the best prsserva-
tions for the feet ID to put them into
cold water every morning and rnb them
well afterwards With . coarse towel. If
there are corns, they should be seraped
with the finger NALL, or sSsdesvsined,
which is easily done, and in the morn
ing little sweet oil should be rubbed
on. Corns should never be cut. If .
tree be judiciously trimmed, It grows
better for it--and SO il corn is cut, the
roots 60 deeper. But if you Mresh q
tree with . pole every few days, 80 as
to destroy the leaves and ends Of the
branches, it will soon dial! Just 50
with corns. To prevent the formation
Of corns, bunions, blisterss and other
evils that beset the feet-in addition to
the abundant use of cold water, take
care to wear q close fitting stocking,
and see that it is well adjusted to the
foot without q crease OF. wrinkle. and
then have .. we'll close fitting
boot or shoe. Many an aching foot hos
been produced and prolonged by want
of attention to these small matters. wi
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29

THE SIMPLE SECRET, - Twenty
clerks in q store. Twenty hands in .
printing of6ce.,G Twenty young men in
avillage! All wantto get along in the
world, and al expect to do so. r One.
Of the clerks will rise to be q partner
and make fortune. One Of the COM
positors will own . newspaper and be-
Come an influential and prosperous cit
izen. One OF the apprentices will come
to be master-builder. One Of the
villagers will get ) handsome farm and
live like : patriarch. But which is
destined to Be the lucky individual !?
Lucky? There 10 no luck about it,
The thing Is almost as certain as the
Rule of Three. The young fellow who
will distance his competitors is he who
masters his business, who preserves his,
integrity, who lives cleanly and purely,
who never gets IN debt who gains
friends by deserving them, and puts his
money into savings bank, There are
some ways to fortune that look shorter
than this old dusty highway But tho
staunch men Of the Community, the
men who achieve something really
worth having, good fortune, good name,
and serene old age, all go this road.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29

The CoxNa EcL1pss. --Already the
press is beginning to notice the inter
esting eclipse of the sun which is to
occur this summer It viii happen on
the 18th Of July, and viii. Be Of great
Importance to the scientific world. As
tronomers in many places in Europe
are making arrangements to take full
observations of it. 80 The Director Of
the Dorpat, Observatory, it is said, was
the first TO remark, that at, the moment
of observation four Of the planets, We
nus, Mercury. Jupiter and Saturn,
will appear in the vicinity Of the eclips-
ed sun, as : kind of rhcmboidal figure;
. phenomsnonz of such extraordinary
rarity that many centuries will elapse
before its repetition. For the informa-
ton Of some Of our readers we would
add, that Dorpat, or Derpt, is a town Of
Russia, on the road between st.
Petersburg and Riga. Its celebrated
University was founded in 1882 by
Gustavus Adelphus, Of Sweden. Il has
eighty professors, : fms observatory,
&c., and Is the principal school for the
Protestant clergy of Russia. Il
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29

lH1nfPaoH.!-Tl ere IL : Get Of
people, sdyss Dr. Chambers, whom I
osn9st bpaFwthe pinks Of fashionable
ropriety-whose every word is pre-
cise, LAID Shoss egSry movement is
uasxcsptionable but who, although
wsltyersedin all the csfSlvgnessof pos
ifeg Behavior, have not o particle Of
soal o. cardiality about them. We allow
that their manners may be abundantly
s19Eect. S may kSyslegance in
| { ~ positi not sm!ls Ont Of place,
~ not so that would not bear the
1 tsureneas Of the sevsusst scrutiny.
This is all very fine but what I want
4 tie gAasey of social intereourss the
frankress that speaks affability to all,
Mat ehasee timidity from every bosom,
and tells every man in the company to
be- UoAfdsns and happy. This is what
I conceive to be the virtue Of the text,
md pot the siekening formality Of those
xho&alk by fdle, Ind would reduce the
whole of the human life toIs wire
bound system Of misery and constraint.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29

r1 Fanny Fern comes out rather
savagely on teachers who require
"compositiors" Of their young lady
pupils before the poor things have any
ideas to make them out Of. Fanny is
right. Nothing is more ridiculous and
pernicious than that sort of dry cup
ping Gas the doctors would call it),
and the girl who can write a good let
ter-as almost any girl with fair edu-
cation can-has q much more valuable
art than the ambitious young lady who
makes composition containing the
usual PROF. ortion of one feeble idea to
twenty magniloquent words. Sod
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29

FIRE EsokpEs.-Since roasting peo-
pie alive in tenement houses has be-
come q not uncommon thing in New
York city, many plans have been de-
vised for rescuing people from the up
per stories Of buildings in flames. A
recent invention, for which patent
has been secured, seems, from its sim
plicity and practicability, to be the very
thing needed. It consists simply Of
balconies under each row Of upper win
'dows, with stairway fastened horizon
tally under each balcony, capable Of
being instantsneously lowered at the
proper angle, so that from the highest
point all persons, even the aged or in
firm, can safely descend. 3
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29

E@Y You have heard about the "sil-
very sea- but did you ever imagine
thar it was an actual fact that the sea
contained an immense quantity Of sill
yer I? A couple of learned men of the
Academy of Sciences, at the last sit
ting, presented to that body the results
Of their Investigations upon this subject,
by which it is established that the wa
tiers of the Atlantic contain about one
milligrsmme Il. hundreth part of D
grain troy,) to three hundred killo-
grammes about two hundred and
twenty five pounds avoirdupois) -snd
Of course the sea contains now . much
larger mass Of the shining metal than
has ever been extracted from the bow
els Of the earth. -.ariisan.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29
TIE srATE OF Iowa, ! "a ga J
MUscATINE COUNTY, 30 .,

To N. Corwith Co., Charles Twtshell, Handy &
Brenner, Miles Works and Tarrill Eoundy:
VOU will take notice that John a. Hershey, Of
. l. Lancaster county, State Of Pennsy lvania, and
jacob Huber, Of York county Pennsyiyaais, have
filed their Bill in Chansery, in the bistEiot Court
snin H.lshsy and E.sbe,h Hershey and ID others,
therein, among other things setting forth that, on
or about the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1857 the
said BENJAMIN and Elizabeth Hershey executed .
mortgage 70 said John II. Hershey and Jacob
Huber, in fee simple, upon the following real
estate situate in said % inty, to-wit:
Lots 2, and In block 2, in the city Of Musoa-
tine; out-lot l, section :, township 70, range
west, Except 10 feet in width Of Of the west side
thereof part Of lot 5, block 43, section and town
ship Aforesaid, and lot 4, block 49, all more fully
described in their petition, which said mortgage
was executed to secure the payment of two prom
issofy notes Of said benjamin Hershey, Of even
date Herewith, for the aggregate sum Of SIS 900,
and payable In two years from date--that said
notes were not paid Ut maturity, and thereby the
estate Of said complainants in said premises be-
came absolute At law-that subsequent to said
| mortgage, certain judgments operating - liens
upon said premises, have been rendered in said
against .aid Benjamin Hershey, in favor Of N.
Corwith 4 Co.; Farrill Foundry, Charles Twitchell
| and Handy Bremen, and that the amount of said
| notes is now due from said Benjamin Hershey to
oomplainaDts, and that it is amoag OF her things
prayed that you be made parties defendant to said
| Bili-that all said defendants answer under oath
| the allegations of said Bili-that an sccount be
stated, a. between defendants and complalnants,
/ d the amount due upon said mortgage and judg-
N onts, and that said Benjamin Hershey be
decreed to pay said amount, and In default Of
such payment that said premises may be sold as
upon execution at law, and that . distribution be
| &c made of the proceeds of such sale, under the
direction Of said court, according to the rights Of
| the several parties. ---j .l'' AK -''' '-'
You are, therefore, hereby notified to appear
before said court before tho frs, day of the
! next term thereof, and answer to sid Bill, and
upon your failure SO to dc, that such' orders and
DEGREES will be taken in the premises prayed for
| In said Bill. q BUTLER & CAMPBELL,
| Soils for Complanants.
/ Muscatine, June 9. 1s60-w4w-pr'sfeo $l2.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29

How WoMRN DO ADMIRE WEDDINGS.
Not theirown merely, but anybody's.
How they throng the churches '.just to
see the ceremony, you know" Then
what animated descriptions Of the
whole affair, what glowing accounts Of
what the bride s'hsd on" What crit
icisms Of the bridesmaids. In short,
what an immense amount Of shipper,
and giggle, and prattle-all because
two inodensive young people are going,
in . legal and orderly way, to set up
house keeping. Funny, isn't it e
Boston Post. a.ar--, ...,s.1.~--~,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29

ETRAHaE CA11ER. - The following
would furnish material for sensation
novel fs.ss5 szsss3ke
d Rudolph Wilkins killed his step fa-
ther in Prussia, because Of his cruelty
to his mother, and then fed to this
country to avoid. pursuit. BE sought
in the wild excitement Of the chase for
getfqlness Of his crime. One day hunt
ing the elk and buffalo, he was made
prisoner by tribe of Indians, who kept
him about three years. While living
with them, the grace Of his person at
tracted the attention Of q young daugh-
ter Of the indiana Chief, and he married
her, and in this wedlock they had q
son and daughter. Soon tired, however,
of this upciyllized life, he ran away to
New Mexico, and then went to St..
Louis. He there met the brother of
his step father, and fearing vengeance,
. few days ago he shot himself through
the 0eart.gt n48E G5E4a ASE
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29
GROWTH OF THE HAIR. =

GROWTH OF THE HAIR. - A young
lady friend Of ours recently commenced
the use Of sage-water to promote the
growth Of her hair upon recommends
ton Of a coifsur, and has now had to
discontinue its daily use because it
made Aeex. hair TOO thick. 70 1prepare
this, pour boiling water On the sage
leaves and let them remain some time
in IN owen or near : stove then strain
it and spply it daily to the roots af the
hair. Il any rpomads j. needed, an
equal mixture Of cocoa nut and olive
oil, with little perfume, il good. .
Chicago Herald. II ssh aass
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29

neet tssri& lslecsial esesg1. Aqpded-
ing u Prof Stoddssd, thS baohStsr
fell astonishingly ~ BEandsas anAag
cessive saturston was exhibited, t6e
Halblof biiok buildings dripping With
moisture. -.
r. w hsyyAhng SiDsdp1msUtt tie upeb
desudctivs Ind SxttAof binary of thess
terrible storms, somsaof them. assurs
ring, il is true, in distant sections Of
the ssunry, but nost Of 4 gina
ted md did their destruct, FORK Il
the Vet and id az Mississ = Valley
Fr0n the abovlRkl atoms, il y eviden(
that these terrific visitations do not
have their at times q esssssps -,stAAt
they are confined to no particular To-
Gallo ~ TINT their destructive force e
not 1t all times the saIne-and that no
section and 10 city q village csn claim
immunity from them. From part u
these oitations, too, it is K evident. thai
the stone snd brick architectural Pilss
Of the best buih cities ,csn no 1pr4 e,
sist the awful force and consuming
violence Of these storms, than the nm
ambitious cottage in tho village, o. the
humble hsbitation Of the farmer on the
prairies. Every one of us may ssy d
this wind-this destructive wind, which
is indispensable for the refreshment Of
the earth and respiration Of man-thst
Fit can do Whist 1t will with U.S. aa3--l
"And snatch rs Ger the earth, and through
xnsu II will and -ks,.- y
L i not = new exercise to observe on
the prodigioas forces, occult and pal
pable, Of nature. We al know them
by our senses or by name. But what
Of their awful sublimity when aroused!
The forces Of earth and air cannot Be
measured when nature itself has given
them over to themselves, to iheave, Al
it wore, the earth's foundations, and K
rend the heavens e#ss W
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,l-f--tl la.-l
District Court Of Museatine
County, State of Iowa.

and others. 1.asy DggG aaEG
70 the above named Defendants: ,s....4
VOU are hereby notified that on the 10th dsy Of
L April, A. D. 1866, Isstt i Brewster (partnersl
fled their petition in the Office Of the CLERK of Tia
District Court of Muscstne county, Iowa. cl,imino
Of the said James Hall the sum OF S4,ls3 ga 100
with ten per cent Interest from April l6kh. 1887.
IS money due on certain promissory note tor the
above sum, executed by him to one A. o. Pattar.
500 and now belonging to said Isett 3 Brewster
Said petition also asks the for eclosure Of the rsht
of all Of said defendants to redeem from mort
gage executed by said James Rsll and NsncvIP<
Hall to said Patterson, to secure The "a vma3t ~
said promissory nete upon the folio wing rbed
real estate, to-wit: 1heso1th4east Quarter al ~
fsction fifteen 1t) and the west half ii i of The
southwest quarter u Of section four teen ri11
also, seventy acres in the north east quarter M Of
section twenty-seven (27) ali In township eeysntv
feven [7!1 range number two (7) west Of the fft6.
prneipsl meridisn-rsf erence being had to the
recorded pat o. ssid seventy acrss in the Record
ere otiee Of Asscatine county, viii more fully,
and at large, containing in all three hun.
dred and ten acres-the same being In Muecatine
county, State Of Iowa.. You are further motif ed
that NO personal claim is made aRainst any Of
said defendants except the said james Hall-tkat
retu m Of mot fonnd was made 10 to allo said de
PENDANTS prior to the May tern Of said court oY the
year 1860 that 1t said May term, upon tho pre.
Ientation, nndl filing Of the ahiaavit required in
BY the Judge Of said court sganst oil Of said defend
snts herein named. Now, therefore, unless Won an.
pear and answer to said petition on or bcforr TIE
irst day OF the next term Of said court judgments
md decree will Be rendered as prayed for In raid
,etition.r .as9 RIChNAN Il RRO..
Soils for Petitioner. "a
Mntcz:.n'. June 9, lssS-w5t--prs f,s-$l2
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29
STATE OF Iowa, Ea.ats Of Edward Wright y;
MusC APrNn Connrv L aaid fonntv. iys 9df

- muscATias VVUATxs J sapo Voou'y
To Annie Bsrsie,. Phllsmon Bersie, Elizabeth
Shelly, John N. Shelly, and the heiss of
Sarah Reed. deco, (three In number, names m
: known,) Daniel Shelly, and Hannah Shelly,
y heirs OF Mary Shelly, decd, and all person
Z interested in said estate :r-ii9gg cls ~ ys-H
VOU are hereby notified that there Il now on die
L in the office Of the County Judge Of said
county, petition Of William P. Wright, admins
traitor Of the estate Of Edward Wright, decd,
setting forth that, in rsndsring IN account ct the
assets Of sid estate, there we're, BY mistake and
Misrepresentation. two notes included therein,
anesnting IN the aggregate TO $1,000. which
notes we're the property Of said WIN. p. Wright,
and not the property Of q d estate, and s'kins
that he be allowed to withdraw said NOES, and
exclude them from the assets Of said estate. You
are fufthsr notifsd that hearing viii be had On
said petition on the 28th day OF July, A. D. 1850,
ct o'clock P. M, at the office of said county
Judge. 49, RtCHMAN BkO.
|ia..-d6susL Oh 70 50 Attsys for VIM. P. Wright.
Let the foregoing Notice be published In tho
Museatins Weekly Journal for four weeks sue
ceRively. EDWARD II. THAiEk,
.esl'l . as33 County Judge.
Muscatins, June "A, 1s6O-w5w--prs fees.
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RY virtue OF Special Execution to me directed
- and deltysssd from the Office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of n useatins county, State Of
Iowa, against the lands and tsnemsnts Of Abner r.
Brown, a. cBm1ney, Thos. Nor ford. George Wiley
and Ohfistisp Hsrshs, I have levisd upon end will
expose to sale, Saturday, the l4th day Of July,
A. D. 1860, 6 the Court House door. in the city
q Muscatine, the following described property.
to.wit 81 The south half u the southeast quarter
Of section twenty in tsvnshp seventy sx, north OF
range two containing eighty acres, moro or
less-all Of which, or 90 much thereof may Dc
ton in favor Of Derthola Harck. ssEa =.
Sale 20 commence between the houis o. pine
o'clock in the forenoon and feur ocock in tne 81
ternoon Of said day. 90, WI. GORDON.
3 5aysbiga-2 BIZ niT Sheriff Muecatine county.
Muscatine lima 13Ah l660.-.v4 - mrs f0o-$5.
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IRVING HOUSE,

~ g. MATHIS, PRoP1nfoR. C,rner Fourth
NJ and Mulberry streets, fronting Coart House
klua,e. Good stabliag 10 connection with The
Iols-. nov Is Wly.
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The STATE OF Iowa, } :
MUsCATINE COUNTY, =

To N. Corvith i Co., Charles Rwitchell, Handy 4
Brenner and Farrll Foundry :,--7a..r sss--
VOU will please take notice that there is now on
L die in she Office of the DISTRICT Court of said
Of Lancaster county, State IL Pennsylvania, and
Jacob Huber. OF York county, same State, therein.
among other things, setting forth that on the 22d
day Of May, 1857, Benjamin Hershey and Eliza
beth Hershey executed q NOR gage to said COM
plainants upon the lowing real estate situate in
Mnscatine county, State of Iowa, to-wlt: s-s
Lots I, 2 and II in Block 3 Lots l and in
Block Al west half Lot 8, Block IT; west half
Lot 5, Block 40, Let 4, Book a, lin the city Of
Muscatine, to secure the payment eff two promis-
herewith, one for 8 500, payable one yer f.om
date, to John II. Hershey, and enc for 81, 500,
payable one year from date tO Jacob Huber, with
10 per cent interes-that said notes have not been
paid, and that thereby the estate Of compliments
IN said premises became absolute st law-that SUBJ
sequent to said mortgage certain judgments opera
ting as liens upon said premises have been rendered
in said court against said benjamin Hershey in
favor Of N. Cofwith T. Co., Charles Twitchell,
Handy Branner and Farrill Foundry, and that
plainants from said Benjamin Hershey-and that
it is among other things prayed that you bs AIDE
parties defendant to said Bli-that all said defend
ants snswer under oath the allegations of said Bill
that 40 account be stated of the amounts due
upon said mortgage and judgments-and that
said Benjamin Hershey be dscreed to pay what
shall thus appear to be due, and in default of such
payment, that said premises be sold as upon exc
cution, and that a distribution be made Of the
proceeds thereof, under the direction Of said court
according to the rights of the several parties. II
You are, therefore, hereby notified to appear
before said court before the first day of the
next term thereof, snd answer to said ELL, and
upon Tour failure 80 to DO, that suck orders and
decless will be taken in the premises prayed for
in said Bill. BUTLER & CAMPBELL,
'.s p. =. --'t '.-- Soils for Complainants.
Muscatine, Juue 8, 1s6O-w4w--prs fee$-11.
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LEATHER. Is
CPANIsH and Slaughter Sole Leather, 80
~ French and American Kip skins. -.
Gale .k3~. s-~f
Pink and Russell Lining skins,
Topping skins-all colofs,
Iron and Zinc Heel Aailsy lsil lttudsshss thread
6soe Webbing and 6Aos Gindlngs gsners Iy-ivot
received and Tor sale by
sep1-59 CHARLES NEALLRY. \
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29

'5s1a..l.L To the Ladies'.
70 URNETT'S superior cooking extracts, rTr,.e
II Lubin's genuine perfumes, .s...
Burnett 8 cocoaine, finest hair dressing in the
y aH ssi& world, s"Gis-E i-tt-z(" -lI HEIF
Fine eolognes, soaps, brushes, dressing combs,
< Burnett's tooth wash, an elegant article,
-Burnett's kaliston, for the complexion,
April 4. s ga t2ffnG At 6RAHAM,S. .
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IF you want good ana shsap Lumber, 20 to the
/ Lumber Yard Of HOCH NH1TEHOUSE.. 7

IF you want good, No. !, warranted Single, the
may ll-daw HOOH WHITEHOUEE,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29
In the District Court Of Mus
n catine County, Iowa.

Isett d Brewster, -s.
vs.. { In the District Court of Mus
J 5s.:s X 5i M:en '''''' County Iowa.
To Isaac K. Mann-Sr: .-. go.
VOU are hereby notified that on the Goth day Of
i December, A. d. Is SO, Isett & Brewster
(partners) fled their petition in the Office of the
clerk of the District Court Of Muscstins Co., Iowa.
claiming Of you and said Joseph Blake the sum OF
Sixty-Four Dollars and Twenty Five Cents, with
ten per cent. interest from March 10th, 1859, as
money due them on o certain promissory note.
You are further notified that . writ of attachment
has been ssued in said ngainst your property
-that on the S0th day Of Deoemb< +. A. D. 1850,
return Of "not found' as to you was made by the
Sheriff Of said county, and that at the May term Of
said court for the yoar A. D. 1850, upon the pre-
sensation and filing Of the proper affidavit in such
cases required, order of publication was granted
by the Judge of said court against You. Now,
unless you appear on or before the first day Of the
next term Of said court and answer to said petition
q judgment will be rendered against you thereon
and your property sold to satisfy the same.
10 Si.a-' - .'iT Il, HICKMAN i BRO,
-es ..re s-a5F .z5a.ae a.4 t. Att'ys for Pl'fs.
Mussatins, June 8. lsso-w5t-prs fee IS
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Mussatins, June 8,
lsett 4 Brewster

d. vs..
James Hall.
Nancy r. Hall,
/. Henry h. Sanger,
Francis Vinton,
Mary A. Molten,
Robert Il. Kicker !
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29

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