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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18

From lake to gulf, from sea to sea
We have knelt In one solemn Fast,
That dod may heal our countrys strife,
forgiving US all the past.
Hear we no voice 90 wo listening standl - ~
USnss Sa,,,. there no touch on The angry hsnds
ia Peace, brothers, peace aWisf islanal ai
Oh. by our homesso bright and fair, sjr 49,. 4lr
Where the Christmas garlands wave! ~ fh
Oh, BY our loved ones nestling there etlf3
BY each cradle, BY each gravel
~ tne church bells ringing In the air, % ,.-. ,-e
~ tne praying OF our common prayer
By the Bible on which our people sweari aiQ
Peace, brothers, peacel --
Would yeu rend our oountry'S breast In twsn3
II lies bare TO the mortal blow, 49,. 1.
But the sword that could drink her holy vein = -
Should be that Of foreign foe, @i - Y 44ste
Not ofher children, Graded free hi" ,Afl
Not Of her home-born; never be l,i.l ,INis
such Written page Of History F4| ga '4eAJ.
Peace, brothers, peace v 1se ~
wouldye part the River. which North and South
Rolls grandly Its careerl il i'l
Sounds not tone from Its mighty mouth. 4aaV
Teaching as, far and near, ~ tai al
That the North and the South, like II, must be
One power, one home, one unity; 4N4.
One time and one eterniy7 pew 81 +.
Peace, brothers, peace
Brothers, beware; the storm is high q. i.
Our ship Of State strains heavily 'ae =
Apd her dag, whose spangles have litt the sky y
Is shuttering-tattered and torn 10 be. " SOC y g.
God Of our father Washington a'
Our trust Is In Thy arm alone,
Count Thou her stars, keep every oneI
Peace, brothers, peacel
i LONDON, January 4, 1861. b a.4..i itss o. 4 s'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18

u MI. .G he fNot a nj
Ihe New AolN A''A"'' " ..e
is exceedingly bitter and vindietive inits as
saults ON the conservative men In the Republic
.--.-,. ,,ho as.;,s IN commomise our diff.
eau PA.v, "AND e''s M,
eui.ies ana preserve 'ue oniOn. Ae a.sAss J,
Tribune having spoken In condemnation Oh
Indoe Kellope,s course, and criticised the re-
.,.. oS M. sv,r.pni with anna saver;tv.
SeA' Wv '. -
call mas pcen issued lor pupho meeHns ~
the Republicans of Chicago, who coincide With
Mr srwARp and Judge Kellogg, which, as their
-, .-.,.a..,,n ~ ;,self No nnbIisb entire. II
Des' - ',o' o.''s y r. "a
nas tohoWsJ ~ ~ ts-L--sv.c.7 se- .i.fi
"We, the undersigned, Republicans OF the
city Of Chicago, who have heretofore left all
political matters to politicians and editors (who
we think, have, more or less, always. misrepre.
sented us), deem 1t high time and highly i'm
portan. snas meeting oe Saleo 70 nsse sS, aaar aa
49,. and - div;ds G % the country and believing
that tbe series of articles eminsting from the
Chicago Tribune, inregsrd to the Hon. William
sswaso ana 'uase MIn0gg - AZ Pennbl;es1a
of tIis city but, on the contrary, that nineteen
twentieths Of them are willing to abide BY any
fair adjustment OF our diiierenses, ana nave Os
iuil ponnoeqce 70 snS so' S auS Io p -, AZ in
dorse | ali the efforts Of Mr.. Seward, and all
others who truly have the lore Of the country
a heart and are willing, neea A oe, 70 a.,S sds,'
"'e ~ .1,'y ~ -. 49, NJ w. ~. g.. ot
..,s $3.50 :. =. :.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18
Rheumatisni.

The cracking pains, the swollen limbs, the in
ability to use muscle without torture most in
tense. .--these and many other sufferings are all
familiar 10 those who have been afflicted with
the disease that heads this article and IL is for
the cure Of the same that we have this day
penned an article in favor of Kennedy's Medi-
cal Discovery. Mr.. Joseph Ewell, one Of the
first citizens Of Quincy, says "I was bedrid.
den the whole OF one winter through Rheuma,
tism--six bottles of the Discovery made me
well as ever" We could fill our paper with
similar testimonials, but we trust that this will
be sufficient 10 induce Rheumatics and all tron.
bled with humors to use this remedy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18
Prcgress Of the Commercial Rsvulrion-F Failures
5 in the Month of January, 1851. q -

3 The effects which our political troubles are
producing upon trade and commerce are becom.
Ing every day more manifest; and there 10 per-
haps no better Indication of the growth Of this
great calamity than the increasing failures Of
commercial houses everywhere. We have been
furnished by the commercial agency Of McKil-
lop & Co., Park row, with table of the fail
ures which occurred during the month Of Janu
ary In the different States, which we subjoin: :
NUMBER OF FAILURES IN THE UNITED STATES IN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18
no OonanmpIIYes..

The Advertiser, having been restored to health In few
weeks by very simple remedy, after havngs uereds
eral yearSith severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, oonsumptOn-s anxious to make known to his
feliowsufferers the means Of cure.
desire IT, he viii send copy Of the prescriv
ton used Gree ofcharge with the directions for ptepa
ing and using the same which they will hnd SURE ou
for CONSUMPTION, AsrHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only
object Of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to
benentthe afflicted and spread information which he con-
ceves to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer win
try his remedy, asit Will cost them nothing and may
prove blessing =. ~ ".TT-l IL.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLIAMSBURG,
Kings County, New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18
The following is an extract from q

letter written BY the Rev. j. g. Holme, paster Of the
Pierrepointsreet baptist Church. Brooklyn, N T., to
the "JOunsl and Messenger" Cincinnati, o., and speaks
volumes in favor Of that world medicine, Mrs
WINDOWS soorHnG sYRuP SoR CHILDREN TErrHSa:
yves see an ladvertisment In your columns of Nina
WusIows SOOTHING SYRUP. Now we never said Ia word
10 favor Of patent medicine before In our life but we
ieel compelled 70 say to your readers that this hum
bug-wE HAVE TRIED 1T, AND KSow IT TO M ItL TT
CLAIMS IT 10 probably one OF the most successful medi
cnes ofthe day because II Is OF the best And those
oi your readers who have babies can't do better than
lay In SUPPLY i,-.f ~ oc27:lyd&w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18

nTo-day, the frstP President Of the Southern
"confederais States ofAmsica, y Jrsrrnsou
DAyis,is TO be inaugurated at Mohsgomeryy Al.
ALBANIA.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18
Land for Sale.
NOTICH.'

7'0 JOHN SPILLANE AND OTHERS.
ing an order dated Oct. 1860 drawn by A. w. ehearer
Clerkof Prairie Township, Franklin county, Ohio on
the Treasurer Of said Township payable 10 John epi
line maps. The said order having been rauduently OBJ
tained viii be paid. y l-Rs. fet
',iA4si "A. W. eHEARER, cIorki
In behalf Of the bosrd Of Education OF Prairie Township
ian. 23,w3t+ essgss- 1ss,sl7 q. ,',-f'
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n mOFFAT,S LIFE PILLS.

In oil cases Of cosveneSs, dyspepsia bilious and liver
affections, piles, rheumatism, feven and agues, obs
nate head aches, and all general arrangements Of health
these Pills have invariably proved certain and speedy
remedy single trial will place the Life Pills beyond
the reach decomposition In the estimation Of every pa
tient. ~ -l-lf 5rsl
DR.. Mofafs Phoenix Bitteu will be found equally Of
neacoua In oil cases Of nervous debility dyspepsia head
aohe the sickness incident to females in delicate health
and every kind Of weakness OF the digestive organs.
For sale BY DR.. W. D. MoRFAT, sa, Broadway, N. Y.
and by all Druggsts. may29-dAwIy
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AZ AeRaAE ToR TEE co1HTRY.I


THE following patriotic and Impressive lines were
written BY Mrs. BLUNT, In London. the 4h Of Janu-
ary, after she had complied whhe Presidents recon-
mendation 70 observe it~ day Of humiliation and pray
err The time, the crcumstanees under which they were
written, and hschActer and associations Of the whtsr
all combine to give solemn interest to the appeal
National IatsiliOsncsr. ~
eLoRy TO GOD IN THE HIonEsr: ON EARTH PrAcR, GOOD
- WILL TOWARDS MEN,"
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GALL FOR THIS AND rAKEFEO OrHrR

0AlA ~" 'A ANSArHS fe1 Z -rl
q Z q ~ qoa7 q q a q
. Do not confound 1t with any other propara-
tion put up byany person Of similar name. VI 4
q - - . . = - 2 2
This Cough Cordial has been thoroughly tested thous
ands Of times, and in nocase has 1t ever failedl
Bear in mind that this Cherry Cordial 10 the prepara
tion Of regularly educated Practeing Physician,
point not to be lightly estimated by those who require
sterling medicine.l- s..- tTV-1g- ,--,- --s- ~,
Geo. W. Rice, ESQ, Of Cincinnati, certihes to re.
markable cure OF Asthma, the patient being his we-
The remedy the cordial 1.W la-siIiIi "a llig yBu
John II. Deters ESQ. Of Cincinnati testhes to re-
marable Of chrcne throat disease by Of this
great remedy. ONO 70 Yif, s7u ,Gu-f'Ea
Rev., Dr.J. #. fOhalfant, Presiding Elder (M. +.
Church, Dayton Dstrict) says II cordially recon.
mend pr. Ayers wonderful preparation to those who
may be suffering from chronic catarrh or diseases OF the
Throat and Lungsp s7ar fr7 'rl.tar fau
Solomon Adams (of the we'll known Importing Dry
Goods House Hughes. Adams C Co.. Cincinnati, says
''I heartily commend DR.. Ayers Cordial as Justly de-
serving the icelebrity 1t has attained"
ohas. Munroe, Esq, Cincinnati. says; 81 cheerfully
express my fullest confidence ID DR.. Ayers medicine
s. R. Bates, Esq, writes form Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York "I shall always recommend my friends to the
use OF your Cordial, feeling, that II has effected what
some Of the most eminent physicans In New York and
Cincinnati failed to accomplish, viz: the cure Of Mrs.
Bates Throat" iadf9 Is 81 dn'J ja5cl8i rre9-
T. j. Emerson, ESQ, Professor Of Vocal Music, Gin
cinat, says Al other remedies having failed TO cure
or relieve my throat, used DR. I. W. Ayers Cordial
and happy to say, It effected entire and perfect
cure h- -FH1-a@ - -sA rafkQV w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18
e. E. N. WILLIAMS & CO., I.
Front Street. Between State and Town

THE OLD Ca n no A q n 4~R V
Il SHOP bstill running, and although ~
the pressure Of late years has set heavily c4s[tJ
upon her running gears, she d still turn.
ng out those splendid PElBTONe, R0CKAWAYs,a and
PRINCE ALBERT's SHIFTING TOPS and No'T0P
BUGGIEB, CARRIAGES, EXPRhsD, sKELETON,
DEMOCRAT and GROCERY WAGONS, SMALL 0MNI'
BUSES and HACKS. Twenty years steady mannfsc-
through the South and West. ssis p l.ss1l 81 a
We therefore deem II unnecessary 10 say any thing more
in regard to the quality Of our work. We WARRANT
EvEnx vEHIcrz. We can sell GOOD Tor BuoslEs from
oI25 to $3.50. 80
Dealers can DO furnished with any amount OF work II
short notice and at prices lower than canbe bought any
where IN the West. Second hand Bugges taken IN OK
II Preparing done neatly and at short NOTES. Fac,
tory On Front, between State and Town stroets Coum
bus, Ohio. fiol6-aff Iltrs fsssr,ss,
Aug. 3l--Wly adE.M. WILLIAMS a co. Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18

It has no equal. None who have
ever used it have beon attacked.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18

This Cough Cordial has been thoroughly tested thous
ands Of times, and In nocase has 1t ever failedl
Bear in mind that this Cherry Cordial 10 the prepara'
ton Of regularly educated Practicing Physician,
point not to be lightly estimated by those who require
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-11-30

The Iowa State Az1isastpral Society
claims TO have demoos,raied' By essiissses.
that Iowa would save 81 GOO 900 annually
BY fencing stock into enclosures, thus lcav-
ing. grain fields, e., vithoa. fences. Il
may be that By fsoessx s,sek u isss< I'd 81
fencing il out, this amouns Of money
would be saved from the anoup, now q.
pended on fences, but it is COR opinion thar
where one dollar vouidbe saved 10 fencing,
two, three, or even Eve dollars, would be
lost in STOCK. To dispencs with portion
Of our fencing would, Of course, be saving
on the score Of fences and reasaning from
the SANE anaiogy,ws might ssy. xiispsaee
with fences altogether, and save the rhoie
amount Of money and labor expended upon
that branch Of improvement. The system
might have its advantages, but such would
be more than overcome By its disadvaoss.
ges. Il might prose to be very good plan
in some portions Of the country, where they
have more fencing material than they have
live stock. but in this Fart Of the State,
where the main dependence of the farmer is
his stock, the proposed method will never
meet with favor, from the simple fact tina,
every farmer intends to make stock raising
his business, and desires that bis stock
shall have advantage u uslinites p.s-
,ure which our prairies afford.
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ATTENTION.

Capt. d. d. CLARx's, company Ct voun-
teers will leave for the Regimcntal rendes-
yous as Keokuk, some time next week,
probably on Wednesday. These men are
wholly unproy!dedi for iD the way OF clothing
and camp cqaippage there being no gov
eminent stores in this part Of the State they
will be unable TO obtain clothing, blankets,
or anything Of that sort, until they reach
the Headquarters Of the Regiment, and will
have to depend upon their own resources,
Or the l,berality OF the people, FOR An OUTFIT
with which to cross the State. committee
will wait upon our citizens, TO receive any
articles which they may feel disposed TO con.
,riburc--such as quilts, blankets, wearing
sppsrel or in fact anything which will con
ducs 10 the comfort Of men on a march
acres, the prs,Ie.. ut this season of he year
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NJ -he attention Of the public is direct
to the Advertisements be found in another
column. Of the American reprints Of Black
Goods Magazine and the British reviews.
The man who has these reprints FOR the las,
year. has the best history Of Europe for the
year that can be found, the besr:hat will be
accessible for some time IN the future-the
most minute and mos. accurate account Of
,ae Italian War and other great event, Of
the ,wclscmonth, aud the c!eares, statement
and the ables, discussion Of the great po-
li,ical questions involved in those evept..--
lie has, too, the history Of European li,cra-
,ors for the year, and much Of the finest OF
its wheat sifted out and stored up for him.
The progress 10 every department. Of science
i, also recorded for him, IN articles which
are models at once If comprehensivenes-
and conciseDe.s and, in some cases in ad
vance Of all other reliable records.
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The subjoined extract OF letter from
"Ixr.u contsius the latest intelligence from
Roila. ..a.
RoILA MISSOURI!
NV. -. 1861. !
From the way "things is working IN
Missouri at present, concluie that the An
will, in nil probability, remain at this post
during tho winter. The forces are being
all Withdrawn from the south western part
Of the State, which will render the occupa-
iioa Of this post by small force, necessary
in order to "keep the peace on the Pacific
Railroad. Bodies Of men are continually
passing through here, bu, none Of them give
Us an invitation to go along, SO We fear
tha, BY aud by the "ssgers" will be nj out
Of this part Of the State, excerpt Col.
DopGg's command. which will. Of course
have to take care Of Rolla. Our boys done
Ike ,hi,ysry much, but want to be moving
10 get around where there's something going
on, and have little OF the fun, rs we'll rs
50 much of the work OF war, When We
wen, to work for Uncle Sam. We agreed to
fsh, and We want TO live up to our bnrga'ne.
Oar Regiment is Of the opinion that the Ia
die. Of tho Soldiers Ard Society," IN Council
Bluffs, are taking upon them selves e'aa
tsal If unnecessary trouble on our account.
We have plenty TO eat, plenty to wear, good
warm quarters, and live jus, as well AS men
could he expected to live away from
home. We all have one full suit OF clathes
in use (inciudng heavy ovtrcoats) and have
another Quit at the Quartefmaster's, really
for us whenever we shall need Il, and each
sh;ch rrivs,e' has received from Uncle
Sam City ,ix deliars in money. Oar hes
p,,at arrangements are excellent. Our s'ek
arc welt provided for--having asnod WARM
room, good beds, and plenty 81 narses-
male aud females. The story abou, "shors
rasions' is cntirc,y uofeundcd. as YOU would
coon be convinced IL you should see us-we
are all - fat NJ hogs IN ''kiiling time"
SIX Of the s'kaosas Rangers" vent out .
short time ago, to arrest a secesh, when
they got to the place where be uas supposed
to be. they found eighteen ss twcnty secesa
guarding the house. The Raagers be.
Jog armed With SCOTS Revolving Rides
thought they were enough Tor them, and
"pitchcd in." Seven or eight OF the seecsh
were killed, and tho rest taken prisoners.
None Of the Rangers we're hurt exceps one
~h, received avery eight wound. We have
quite collection OF secesh at this post now.
aud to-day | am one OF guard Of fourteen
detailed To take care OF them.
Gen. Asnoru has just come in with his
division which viii s~sii the number Of men
q, ,hi. place to near twenty thousand.
We are all xeil-. mean all the Bluffs
beys-aad will DO 50 a. long as the pretty
ll,sle seeeshers esnsioses . pediie apples in
ean,. Yuass truly
/. V. NJ.
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DONATION pARTY.

The ladies Of Mr. ToDD's congregation
vilI givea donstioo party far the benefit Of
their pastor, At the residence OF Mr. Cn'cK-
vr1.. on next Wednesday evening. A free
supper will be given in Palme''s Hail, and
everybody Is invited to be present, to par.
take Of the "good things," and contribute
their mite toward the support Of the min
,ssef. ~
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eTThe attention Of farmers, horse deal
srs, AID all others concerned, il directed TO
the adsertisemens-in another column of
to.day's paper-of A. ". SIXTH, veterinary
surgeon. Mr.. s. has had long experiences
in the treasmen. Of diseases.of horses and
cattle, comes we'll recommended, and those
having need Of his professional services can
rely on bis entire competency.
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!. uErrrr,s SALE

nv virfue ., m gxexntsea 70 me eirecaea fvva N
u Osaur AZ The Ciexk u TIE D.strics Coart sf HVt
isxsisamse ceznsy. Isva- I sAaff sF.<s1 = ssM =
the hsars !. Ioc'rsesk n arc v'SA<k< 2. - .
.sid day. and csnrueseis.x the hour Of rss scseri
r n. .. said day ia fr5at Of The Cyzasy Treasurer
ese In tie city Il ccrBrti btnns TIE fRi-ssAs ses
egYs.r., Re- estate sf Jo-esA St.sksoA-,a Hss:
The NwH ~ SeS =, In 1uwA6ip "a Rang
NJ 60
Tskea the property 10 JS,esa SssSts1 70 SA.iss!
xn E1ecx:..D in .asg,- IL Lee Marpss Arery
- p. WILLIAMS SAeriH
Cornefi Eisss lows Nsssssber ). lsn.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF POTrA-
WArfAMlE COUNTY, IOWA. ~
TIE State If Iovs PEE
Jaseph Il. Johnson, Feb Term 1854.
Harriet Johusln,
-r Chsrise II. Sake, Original Notice.
Jha SNYDER, sud *4F@ f
Samuel Eygiestou
nxr<, Ami

TINE stfD DEFENDANTS AND ZACH oYTn1x
hereby notified that there is die in the
o;ice of The CIes the aie
County, the State OF Iowa, pc tton OF the
named Paintih the STATE At Iowa, claiming the
use aud oeneni of Ire permanent School Fund ~ the
State VI Iowa In said Coullty OF the sum
Of One Hand ell and Thirty-four Dollars due from
the Defendants Joseph T. johnson and Charles II
btsse. nfi proS Issary nvte ana claiming against
all Of said Defendants the foreck sure Of mortgage
given BY the veaca inss Joseph r.. Jhnsen. Harriet
Johnson Charles H. Bake, upon the undivided half
\ Sec IS Tp 20 X ~ in said Posiawatta annie
County 10 secure the payment Of ssd pfomssory note
and that unless they appear and defend before
noon VI the ~ day ot the next term Of said Distr
Court, TO be begun and holden said County the
Monday IN February "A. D. 1853 de'ant viii be en-
tered against them ami Jad-mebt rendered thereon.
l.. W. ROSS 4 FRANK sfkEEY.
| Nov Q, 1861. PfJfs AHys.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

There will be special communication 81
Bluff City Lod.e,No u A F 4 A n, held
at their Hall. on Saturday Eve. Nas.s 80
1861. All Masons in good siandng are
earnestly requested to be present.
II. Z. Ncrr. ". NJ. Pro. fem.
W. W. MAYNARD, Sect. agsa sus x9
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Reuben b. ksgisston. Emetine Eggesion. J. Z.
johnson, Samuel Egsestou, aud W. Z. Apdrus.
Voc are be ely nstsaed that there is ale in
the ofee Of the clerk Of the District Court OF Pot
tawat,amie county and State Of Iowa etit.on Of the
state Of Iowa fr the of the Permanent School FUND
claiming " you the foreclosure Of mortgage the
Northwest Quarter Of the Northeast Quarter Of Sec
ton NJ Twelve (t2) IN Township No seseniy-fye 1851
Sfih VI Range No fort.-four fi4) West. containing
forty acres according To the United States survey.
situate in the said County VI Pptswa;a and that
unless You appear there's. and aefend before uon Of
the secIId day of the of the said District
Court. to commence the trst Monday Of February
d 1852 default viii be entered against You, and
Judgment rendered thereon. -fssrE.g s
FRANK STREET and
l.. w. ROSS,
Nov. D. 1881. PfT's AHys.
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N THE INSTRUCT COURT o. POfTA-
wATTAMiE COUNTY, IOWA.
ne corasy Of P.,s~a;iasa.e Prl Ires. Ten, ,xa
;oSfpa Hall L p,yId Pei.ey. PsfsS. -sN--~>'

Joseph Hall 1 D.sia Peaey. pefis N0''ss
To JoserA Hal & Dzrsf P.fsy, Rfsaeassx:
yyor ARE HgRgBy NOTIFIED rHAr sTHeRK IS
q. die in the s-s u Tie Clerk VI iAe Di-iEi1t
Coarf PSsiawaifanaie coEnty, Iowa, Petition Of
he Celnsy - PosIawaltsme The riAnlc a usssed.
cia,aiux q "a Joseph HAIL. the de 5usisea
n.isaps nsesesa taeHeon S the lob aAy A;xil
1851 al the rate 81 10 per eeat per 1nnua and Also
claiming Of The Foreclosure 81 nsstSa<e given es
ySa Joseph Hali-se the payment OF tia, Nancy
sls1 iatesr.t TO The pisin'I.-nson the Of the
Sc OF Sec - TIP Z: ~ in Pattaws CasHty,
Iowa. and that nsiess appear sessto and deeud by
bes1re a1.sn Of lae 81 asy of tbe said
Court, 10 be begun ant hnliea on The Isl Monday
FeatnAry lisa dcfsai viii be catered against .oa,
and Jvtssaens rensicyet thereosis E
The laid pefp. psv a Feaey. 10 also AosiAed Tat
bathing eiamedof him ia this action except that he
appear what interest II Anse has the land.
sd WIS the shoaid net be held Liable vr the debt
III The sAia Jor eph Halt n F
FLANK STREET l. y. Ross.
Nov. 3, 1851 HFs i.Pss.
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