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EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.


EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidence Of the hr people, may stated that
6OOOOO tons Of freight Including 600 bushels Of grain and
$4,000 barrels Of forwarded the line last year
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The prices Ohese vary soto s95pe acre. according
location quality FIRST olsss farming lands sell for about
$40 SIC per and the relative expense OF subduog prairie
compared with wood land in the ratio Of to 10 In favor
the ofsse for the bulk Of these lands will be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
At six per per snnum six per
and four for principal able n four
ave- and date Of sale the contract spus
ting than the purchased shall be fenced and cu
vae and year. for FIVE from the date Of SALE
so that years Oneha shall be fenced and under
cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
FOR the valuation cash. except the SHOULD be six dollars
per acre, when the cash price VII be ave dollars
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands SOIL climate productions
prices and payment be had application to
J.. W. POSTER,
Land Commissioner, Illinois Central Railroad,
Chicago Illinois.
For the Tovns Villages and Cities situated the
Illinois Central Railroad pages 1885, 49, 1870, AppeOns Rail
way Guide ia14-dAwcm8
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ZO NAILS DOVE CO Druggists

49, LICK Richmond. Va, manufactures "sempes Iaf-E
be PoEder" H the only factory Of the kind In the
South prepared 20 rrh the entire trade on as rssson
Northern manuft-tarers semPet posder VII
gna prepNaOn approved BY AL Who used hfcanaond Hg
For sAls b. DTasgsas and 9roeers generally fes-u
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FItHE business Of JoHNA LANCASTER SON Will be contir
u ed az heretofore, and under the same style. -
fe2l-lm JNO. A, LANCASTER son
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CHEAT AUCTION SALE OF RICH Dbl

A Sh1NS.-for sale ny JAS l.. bJNAL,
" 100 cor Main aad lOh st,,
T .ONDoN PORTER 50 Casks Hlb5ert.. for sale by
IL mis- EDWIN WORKMAN co.
T5'o CURE CEaPPsD SKIN, use the "Andulasisn
MEADE BAKER, Pharmaccutists,
mhl3 l-G Main ST., corner above P. o..
VILLA IRA SMITH,
SOUTHERN MILITARY AND CIVIC
CLOTHING MANUFACTURER.
HAVING Established Southern Clothing Mandatory this
II city twelve s!Ice and having experience Of twenty
well y stock the public and guarantee give coed
article at as low hgare Quality and style consdered sny
Those in want VII please hear In mind my
NEW STORE at the OLD STAND ia Main street
fe20 WILLIAM IRA SMITH.
To DENTISTS.
EEAvNG been appointed Agent for Teeth manufactured bv
III Jnci White OF Philadelphia. supply can always
be fognd 10y calling st ny store
Aro, Tiles Of al kinds C. GENET,
mills Eagle Square.
Gas CfEANDEEIGRs.-w i,hIDg to reduce our stock Of
u Gas Chandeliers o1rr them at very low pces. Among
mis- 80 ' THos A. BgLKLEY co.
I %G9 lac: B. DAVENPORT
IN TsERCEs TODD & sons SUGAR-CURED
,ot Of southampton Bacon Hog Round,
To arrive, and for sAie6y WI. PLEAsANrs.
mhG 18th street.
SNUFF! SNUPR!i-Fire Maccaboy Snuff Rose Scented
> French Ragpe snuh PACKAGES Yellow Scotch su in large
and small packages
Also, the Coarse Brown Snuff. For saleb
W. PETERSON Co.
les 1855 Main street.
GOAL OIL LAMPS.-Psrla, Table sIcIe Hanging and
~ Britannia Coal OIL Lamps. s.nbseing complete variety Of
patterns, Tor sale BY TIIoS A. BJLkLEY co,
ie2O 1871 Main street.
CAHARY BIRD CGGEs.-A large variety of Canary
a Bird CAGES Those want CT good home for their feather
ell songsters. viii please call on -
THOs. 4. BULKLEY 4 co,
h2o Eagle Square, Main street.
XsTIsEs- CHAMPAGNE. MADEIRA, PORT AND SHERRY
W VINES Ga Custom House For sale At low prices by
mia L3G. b. DAVENPORT.
NAMELY FLOUte, superior qaay, sale in lot.
4 quit purchasers 10y
mt2 EDWIN wOETaAH &cO.
NEW VlRGgHts hooks,
~ Published ty WEST JOHNSTON,
iiJ Main street
Richmond, Va
CRIMINAL. Digest OF TIE LAWS OF VIRGINIA BY james
NJ Matthews. i350
sRI8JISHERs DRILL AND BAYoNEr EXERCISE As used
by the French argyll vita the soldiers
State OF Nrsiaa and the South By Milton Cary Captain Of
Comps1y ~ LIST Regiment Of Virginia Volunteers. Profusey
illustTatrd. 20 cts
THE VOLUNTEERS HANDBOOK Containing Abrdgerasnt
ofHardees Tactics. By james X Lee the first Regiment
Of Virgniav Volunteers ThirdthogsaHd Price 20 cts
Brown AND ARTHUR Episode from "Tsm Browns School
Days.
"Once nation zones moment decide,
In the strife Of Truth With Saehood for the good evil ;
Then II the brave chooses while the coward stands aside
Doubling AZ ahject spirit TIL his Lord II errcihed
Arranged Tor he by Mrs Anna Mead Chsmers Price SOC
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n@ERER RESPECTFULLY
announce mysef a candidate for re election TO The
-.si ti.s JULIUS A. HO sSOS.
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FAZOO COTTON LANDS,

ENEOU 9UTTON LANDS!
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR NEGROES.
TIVE undersigned proposes SELL exchange fer N.yo,,
from 900 to 5000 Acres Of the ans Cotton Lands the
Yazoo Valley.
Some Of these Lands in cultivation With Steam Mil, and
Glns-ohers are desdensd aud can be easily improved
These Lands are In the e portions Yasoo ani Washing
Ton counties are easy Of and convenient
ANY persons wishing 70 negotiate, referred
hnder,on Co.. Tredesar Iron Works. Richmond, v
ADDRESS J. W. BARNETT,
- II. LAWRENCE,
dee-du YaIoo City, Mia
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Ey..ss,apnT. Aln.rs, Hart Port Ewse ssrns. Eoss.
mouth sng Anssline Avery sanch .ro Ncnsv,deo and
d1s Gov sG sensn more;
mann Sannsn asr ssy sks c sias
hinder, Trs.na snd SsIs g. sssasas SiadsoSs.
,s jSns e. ship
ships SSm Hooper, sf os ~ss' Sd TO-
ghs AID brig ryras nark Ihero'e frm M ork came in
Ham,. Juns ,S %gs n@ Parker Granada 'hr
s ssn sN fs sa Ysis s'hs aenr Wake
Gs Ar LBsIoN, tane6 Iu r steamships nashville for
SY0s rns se West
ssn from do 40 a9 brig Suss wig mms
,T TS ~ y, e, S9 n,.n s9 Ts:oe WORK
. FALL MVsh arpe smarr schr Empire, Carr SYok
GAF Diner, June Arr ,cir Ann Amelia, Brown, New
19Ik "a ~ sshT a sSs ANA Anse sashnsoa
Ezsssthport schIs Gharer Oak Butler Tor fSsda
phSa Ism sp ssyi nr Ipswich for sYOrk CID 5sh
HAksIOh, June ls-ar saAr secor. Robbins Turks
rolMHs hoLs. June Y, pM-a-r brig ssoae savyer
port iih at SAM brig saoso schrs Hero Visitor and
NnAaIg9sD 5- s,;s sehrs gs Mccsvc Garter
ssss o9S aPi sYors ''si'' '@''s'h0'r sid sour
W KY T Tssr May s, sehrs A,gas Eye sicAqls and
land I'd for -ort u ken Cd ship Ohs mor Ffesborn
SEork see sscsD sli Junes, scar Baker Henderson,
bark sapposei 10 be the Allen, from sYorr has ar
sySrIG Jsns "a "a sOhr Emelne johnson, NYort
,a'h-Arr $40 p B,se, Fordham, Nyork Cid brig aar-
Grc.oS stb fchrs Richard Law sattery Ron 1t
Paiadicm, Brown and Farmer, Palmer, do soop Utica
NEW ORLEANS, June H. Crossed the par and vent to
NEW BEDrOnD June A-srr schrs Horace staple,
Gibbs. Turks Is.ands, Ann atsr Fh, wareh
Skw sGRSPoRF June lsArr .cArs Frye Philips
co hiedelpbia Volunteer, NYork Sid 18Th schr
St tIus ln sshr. ss0 s,s.msn small
yer; Dexter Price anc Percy Hene, Marts, failde
sisr SSs.fsFn ns shrs s.o
for EYoIk Monmouth anderson, Providence Gov Psilsde
sers Aasms sIoik Mary Capss"a ana c.s s 'AuD'
,.roAnasD, June ,4srr orgs liza ann seysr, and W
hondouti Adela Kelley, Kelley, Niork. Gid bark Ages
Eli Cr,in a,dih), - 'fomaH
scE June nAr steamer Pssn s4se
French ties; alien sro~u ID and James Marin,
6ssy H s sss sn and
hease; seare, tor. iren; .abot Tllot .nd w.t.on
~ Rondou.; Mott, Rhven ihonss dull, sul ork
We ch Alexander is SON. Gale aad John Cad T..
der g syon 60, gereo nsppuch Kelley Work y ctrs
Denieon, touhxorib d. sid 18th, schr Joseph Hoss
sScIf fcSn ss, Edward voen Dos
sAyANN III, Juue6 SD sh'o coa.ul, Hayden Liverpool
,sALBM June ls-Ar brig Henry Leeds Smith, Pblade
syih Apologize do; tlanet Fletcher El,zabe6por:.
Pbsdephia s8cp speaker Palmer Port Sven Sid .cbrs
't9nss sGss ;s sHen n rrsssSsn Hsd
ring, NYcrk
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(honday) afternoon ct O'Clock, from his late resi-.
dehce Fifty street, near B, osdway.
rhuRsBY.-In Williamsburg, on sunday m,rnlng, June
49, at hal past ten clock after a short aud very
severe illness JAMES e. @ rHURsBY, fourth OF tho
late John rhursoy aged 80 months and % days.
The remsins ~ill bs inferred this (Monaay) ug
a. ten O'Clock In the family plot Gene cry Of the Ever
greene, where the funeral will take place Cars
leave the ferry loot Of South Seventh street. every
minutes
Wallace On Sunday June 10, of consumption, ELIZA
FRANcEs oaugh OF John and nary Ann Wallace, aged
20 Yeas
rbe relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 The funeral from the residence of her
parents No 1855 Vest twenty ond street. on sd4y
aftern Cd at TWO O'Clock
wISsHP In Broosyn, on Sunday June l6, ELIZA WIZ
SHIP, aged SO years and months.
rhe relatives OF family also her so,
DR.. William Whitehead, respectfully invited attead
the funeral u, sday ming at ococs from ST.
Lnke's church, Cn'on The remains will DO TAX
en- 70 HUNTS Point for inter ent
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ARRIVED
steamship Benvile, RathboDe Havana, June IL at Pm,
with mdse passengers ngston Crocheron Co.
as ronsses chass sew Orleans My r. sass pou
Headed Shot ssys spoke s bark Harold Of shields from
oa % saw an
01 sb,s %o5 sS nag WIKI black sa
Liverpool
bile Bar May ii and Hsvaas June with SALT to Eros, For
New Orleans oar May 20 in ballast vita 99 to
oil By % risss sr ,pkSn rev ofi''n anu
Bark olcord Colsord Sseua 10 dsys, with sugar & to
Brig No,,hsrn Light Br of Maitland Ns, Robinson, Ha-
@ Reed
z S. ss 6Ssrsea Fsnas o. To-
schr Maggie Ben of 4a%den akey, Ponce June with
to sss so CO MAJ. az $a S
schr Evclne tof PHI pha, Yorse oardeuas June 6,
ba' asmlton, end sehr y, w.eH Queen, for seg YOGI
g. with sassr to master "e'n'' June
sbr Marietta Triton of Phil.delphia, Tston sagus June
soathrnsT Bellows, E,w Orleans May ~ with
having the ih inst Iasr.s sprung foremost in
Sehr ) O. per Hampton Na%Saryport
Schr NTH Brasss' pe WI Bedford for Albany
sehE %a-Se st ;cs , taunton n ns Pm of
RED Away Ssnchcona rigging fore and aft tore mains al
ana spDt I'D
scbr Ann Elizabeth, Iohusoa, Providence 2days.
sSr EXT ssae For FOR
Steamer Pelican, Baker rrovldenee.
BELOW
Brig Eliza tBr, of 81 John, NIB, from TeneriTe-By
steantu2 Undt rWIiter, Capt Fountain.
CALLED
l5th-Ships VIM Rs'hbon,, and City of Brooklyn Liver
poo Rhine and ylawitter tPIus Londop Kobt treat Do
Dublin; William Frothirgaam, dsvse; bsrks Narmon lBry
Bull: Columbus tAuD Wiling Br yonn dongouasr: (Br)
anc Queen of England (Brl Cork; Gason Barbados;
Harvey hill delphis briggs Goaredo 0tal, Gloucester
tprng Flower (Br), cork; Anderson, Cadz.
Wind during the dav SW TO RNW.
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sHIp sr EYx be- reported ashore outside of San
Frar cisco remained May 10 10 feet of water alb 100
yards from shore her bow oTaads the land The weck.r
spees bad neglected 10 insure their goods proposed
their property she OF and
refused to al ow this holding that other
mut look tn under who mad sold them without
reserve The matter, supposed would result in Law
suit
sHp CuARMER Freeborn, from New York. arrived at Key
West Sd inst and struck the Triangle Peef in that or
Dor day which caused her to eak badly would
immediately dis charge coal for repairs.
sHyP PARSONS, Scott from New Orleans for Liverpool
before reported supposed abandoned inside the Bar
TO sea Il. inst
BR BARK CoGoNrcsoop Exchange arrived at Charleston
9Th inst from the wrek OF the BIZ bark Cnronet Hu png
islands Bark Coropet Brown cea-ei from Savannah Nay
"a for Liverpoo with 1U2 bales upland cotton 100000 feet Of
timber and $40 do plank.
BR scHa MARINsR-Capt webber, of bark Manchester at
Boston from klmipa reportsbth inst lat 81 o. Ion SO A.
boarded brig South Boston Lane from S2son for Barbados
and took from her Capt Morris and a.s of Br schr
riner from Hlsooro, NIB, for York, which
o0ned at Nay Is lat 10 5 lon 90 23 having sprung aeak
She had feet Of water In her we'll at the time she
RDYndoned
The following table gives summary vessels
harbors OF New York Boston Baltimore WILMINGTON. NO.
Charleston Savannah Mobile New Orleann
latest accounts from each OF those ports:-
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francs; for mercantile bills from l0i
lo5, with very few good bills Offering. The
Skers complain Of the wsntof business. Those
long our importers who have means RENTED ia
|some lime since, when exchange was low
jose who are crippled by defaults in the jobbing
lde are unable to remit. At present rates there
fair profit on importations of gold from Europe,
ID it must be expected that each steamer will
Ing some specie. The drain cannot but cause
mons inconvenience in the London money mar
b this summer.
The following table shows the course of the
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whAlenlen a

Wha1emens
Arr NRedford 18th inst bark Helen Snow Nye Ochosk
SEA =, alma 9S, Is GsTSs March wa
ports o SPOKE bark Benz nk
fan sIhad seen e WIS but since sav
OF ngsh hoped which appeared have been the water
4tb ship Herald, Cash. Pacific Ocean, Talcahuano Mch
wh no 2 es p On 1Sard sep S home o,
tic Ocean N's -'A 49, '''s '''D'
Spoken, &c.
shn Consul (Br from Pensacola fr Liverpool June off
Foreign Ports.
h Hssy
eT Do ss b
dsn inS cS %se .n o
Burgess San Andess; Juno brig Gen Pierce HuDey CT
CArss May 3o-D port brig Santiago Hadley, for Bos
BsRsgpA, Nay as, Ar ,eAr Monszama pennsy Jackson
scar S1ea Geo Msnssam Mann PsedepSs uls'' 'AIl
sh oss
Do scbr my Neksr.on. NYorH ORG 'ef n0'
I'D June a s. snip tiroo Wood Falmouth; 4a. b.rks
s 5adsna brig sa%esas
from rs sight et sGnr Jane
MAssNzAs June 2Isr DsIks Abbyla Young southsmp
ye,peo Meden, Merrill TO- D,nkwate5 Baenos Ayres; brs
SD 3D. bsIk Johu Wesley Mcclure, Cork; canada Mitch
ell, Portland; bIigs Handy, Handy, do; lrants Coombs
Ne York; Lsth Rich Rankin dos 4h barks simoda
Smith. Cork; jubilee, Fredericks. Portland brig nc
NrUyIfAs, June 21n prrt ship yno Harris Harmon Log
es for s sot D Assdn pens sas a
PoscE LIN port brig Gen Armstrong for NYork 9th
sscuA June Arr brss Rio arande Havana Geo syrsn
Boston ith Mingola Lonng CO. bid 5th brig Jroton In
ssA ssSrs ym s.g
d. "a S9,i tu fST crodker
sr JONI Nh June liar SHIPS aIa siuger Farley Il Al,
fax; 18th, Thaatts s'non Liverpool bark Gratiiud New
MI Ward. Chase York Cid lOth ships ,hamro.k Doaae
snd Ole Percy Londo1 iit. Ch Ward 3ond, 90:
18th, tcean Sele Robinson, do -
TKINTDAD. hsy A-Arr brig Cuba srout Nfork.
American Ports
June a. PMa'r hip George Raynes, Bachelder,
Nlork trigs Orsla. Griffin Cienfuegs Aueusts Srgit.
Aesdeure DIR sauiner. 1T Martins; earv Perkins 3D.
rco aux Cay.s; herleo. Con m helne jigs; PAsr
coax; Nary Apns Bowen Gnvid Smith pou5 az 4,
bot Lusow; Mary and eaton; sler Chsmp'cn; au
ter JAMES sida,ce sttes; ssiaa ts@m ,ad pa. .ai
Pm n.eston. Weston rhisdep,n; AIz. rorrey, hala-
3 suepos s:sear. ..naSni paise
NTo.k Also eld brig 'se Hun Jolnop. sacnas syrss;
Is i I'd ;, sh,Ds6t,. C,p1,le 49,"
Gr.tt .ai.orf. ..g. a. 1rs tis irxr, Alt;li Irl.
DAD: inss-t ltf ,irgrs ~ afuess; sn ~ x, PAD
s sae2 = 81 p 4 tie'i naaa'. ,t.
.hse 30 copo Jp.'a St'ut i>t, Go't nf'e.. AZ; ~
E E,sDd sten' Pee 2 80 ~ sa ~ q =
nOn, % from Jtfsf9 .tSi ma 4Itli ~, jSva.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Marr1ed.

FAY--THoMrsoY-On saturday morning, June Is, at
the residence Of the BRIDES father by the Rev. s. H.
Weston, rector of st. Johns church, LOGAN Fay
NJ. THOMSON, all Of this city.
GABRIAC--PuAlEN in Paris, Wednesday, May ~
at the LEIGHTON Of the United States by the Rev W. o.
LAM Rector Of the American Episcopal Church, 10
sBPH MAIZE GAETAN HORACE DE CADoINE, VooMrE DE Ga
BRAc TO ELoRsCB eldest daughter Of James Ph4len Esq
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPoRr.

Juue I0--5F. II.
AsHfs-The market was arm for pots with sales OF 40
a so barrels at IS 37a SIS so, and pearls at S5 62K.
BRssDuuFrs -Fiour--fhe market was dull and heavy
for supertne grades Of State Western which closed
at lover prices, while medium aud brands we're
jpartve ard irregular. The transactions enhracei
Is COO barrels, closing within the following range OF
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SHIPPIN NEW S.


ALMANAC ToB VIEW xORH-SKIs pAY
UszR .......... % a0oN $500. morn IL 81
SETS. IS HIGH wAxgR.... morn SO
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sfsg.i.SsEi.i, &C,

.1rI2srA IIr LIZ = vJSr Ntsr 40 r,e'i' ~
~ 800 ,.arLf~, r'ri5t,t a.. It7B ,a,t - a..H
feaseI .f- : -A.,ra1i, T - 80. rr1sy - ~ SCOT
ssIft, ne r - dNrv
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BOARDING AT FARM 10 sE p MILES WISH
- pG TO Obtain se0d FOR tbs m1pths can ma DO.
nm dsi'ops reasonable terms IN
tie yg~ house Of hr fo bxfs undsrht Glen Cove
Ill tssver ISng ,si.nd esyss pier y amss mp Ea;s
dressed 70 Mrs Elizabeth undesh Will receive prompt at
tepthn
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TINTED STATES HOTEL-FAR ROCKA Way L. LIS
y now open for the reception of gussts This hotel is
handsomely situated within ten min utes of the
tic and for the adyantsgeso bathing pure air
cannot be surpassed The hotel ia furnished
throughout Hot and cold baths and
the mfoit Of vsiers The house and furniture
+, accommodate SIX or eight in family Families will find
this quiet and desirable summer house charges mode
rate 8. WILLIAMS, rrOprietor
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We .rid CAL "a. NJ " S;y country DOtel 400
f1{ea 20 our ey'epn s.ls s1r: gcrss ~.
Tor ea3ee 10 s,ib variety of 5c
anileS FOR siorek-Sasrs t,.a- -d ,nVs .xh.p uoau
firpii! ia' c ss, with eeslc,s rnltrs g.,
tent f'if. n et eJr St"e DE tarus p--r
u - s'1i"rs.c =" jtts } ~
IL :. s;a-. N.
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OCEAN HOUSE, SHREWSBURY LONG BRANCH A. J
" This splendid summer resort In opeo for the
For hshn, and bathing. well for sailing
nr.urps:tea fariY y BSsra ny the week $S Pre- fo
Robinson street twice day
Capt A II. HAGGERTY, Proprietor
THE CLARENDON HOTEL. SARATOGA SYRINGE
Is now open FOR the reception OF guests The hon
supplied with all the modern improvements and s
G. D. ROBINSON, Proprietor
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BOARD WANTED IN THE COUNTRY, WITHIN q
- miles Of the city BY lady who could furnish her
apartments required would take part Of house unur
nshed where god board eud be had aquiet VII
New York.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-16
Legal Notice.

David Peterson, Pa Cour. Of Common Pleas;
vs Harrison county, State Of
Joseph Dunbar, ,hio. 49,
Elenor Dunhar. ct. ii 't
IOSEPH DUNBAR and Elenor Dunbar, his
- wife. OF - County, in the State OF
Iowa will take notice that David Patterson, of the
county OF Harrison and State of Ohio, did on the
3ist day Of August A. d.. 1861 fila his petition in
he Court OF Commcn Pleas of Harrison county,
mo, against the said Joseph Dunbar and Elenor,
his wlfe ct AL, setting forth that said defendants
on the 2oth day Of March, A. ID. 1853, gave mort
gcge to said David Patterson, OH the North East
quarter o. section No. twenty six t26l township
eleven Ql IN Range five Is, containing ne hun.
dFed and sky acres t60l more or less, in said
county OF Harrison. to secure the payment OF debts
as evidenced by four promissory notes; men,
TONED IN sald mortgage. One tor 800 and interest
rom lst june 1857, due on lst OF June 1876 one
become due lst June 1862, calling or S. 60 with
interest from Isl June 1885, one 70 become due lst
june 1863 cal lllngtor 5000 and interest from lst
Jun: 1891, and one to become due on lst June 1864
calling tor $500 and interest from LIST June, 1887
ana praying that un account mas be taken of tho
amount now due the plaintiff on ssid notes 50 de.
scribed in petition, and OF the amount to become
due on same, and that the said Joseph Dunbar
may b. decreed to pay the amount now found due
to the plaintiff, and that in default thereof that t
said premises may be sold, and plaintiffs claim
paid out Of proceeds OF said sale and that the bal
ailco OF the proceeds may be paid into court
and to be gublect 10 order OF the court,
aite the deermin ,tior of prior leins as between
prior and subsequent leiR- holders. And said de.
tendents are notified that they are -eon red to mp.
pear and said petition on or before the 3Oh
day OF November, A. D. 1851 10 a-a1a ,a
DAVID PATTERSON.
BY j. H. McMArH, his atty.
October O. l56l-6 I.,-..... - ..-' ...
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Legal Notice.

William Ford, Plaintiff, 10 the qour; q Com !
Benjamin John son, Ell al, county, @ Ohio. -''
DEM MIN JOHNSON OF The State Of Catifor.
- mia, will take oiice thai On lhe 5th day Of
October 1851, Wllisme Ford filed his petition
in the court Of Common PIE as Of harrison comfy
Ohio against the said Benjamin Johnson and Ra-
chel, his wife. and John M1pre setting forth that
on the lat day of April 1857, said Johnson and
vile executed mortgage to one Erasmus J., Ford,
on the North half OF the North west quarter Of
Section 80, township II aud Range 8, in the Steu
benville Land District in said county, to secure
the payment with another notel OF three certain
promisso'y notes, of even date herewith, each
for $3.50 90, one payable A pril IL 1883; the second
Apii |, 1860, and the last April l. 1861 each wi h
interest from date, payable annually That there
is yet due and unpaid on tile note payable April
1883 $i06,43. win interest from 9th May 1861 ,
and on said other two notes the sum of S7S000,
with interest from April l., 1857, to be compounded
annually Et
That said mortgage and notes we're, on the 2eh
May, 1850 assigned BY Erasmns y Ford to the
plaintiff. That said John Moore claims 10 h ave
subsequent mortgage on said prsmis a The pruy.
er OF the petition is that the Plaintiffs mortgage
may be oreclosed, the priorit5s of lein de,eralin.
ed, he said lands and teneinents ordered to De sold
and the proceeds applied in payment of the debt
due the plaintiff, and that execution may be award.
ed tor the balance II any. You are required to
answer eaid petition on or before the Til, day of
December, 1864, J M. ESFEP,
Attorney for Plaintiff,