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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05


Shoes.
In the first place, he secures u large and conf
modioua establishment ut low figure and fits
il up in good order. buys his stock in large
quantities, thereby getting it Mt the lowest mar
ket prices; he has his Shoes made SO that the
most fastidious cannot find fault with them; his
expenses hcing comparatively small, he puts his
he advertises literally aud as consequence he
sells his shoes off rapidly aud gets the cash with
which to 60 in quest of more bargains to be again
laid before his customers now at this time of the
year, when everybody is buying shoes for the
fall aud winter We would advise them to give
Birnie call, as he has on hand one of the best
assorted stocks OF Boots and Shoes TINT ia to he
fund in the State. All business in his line
promptly and personally attended ty the pro-
prietor, James W. Biruic, No. l02 West Second
street between Shpley and Orange, Wilmington.
Del. Sign of the big Black Boot.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

~ Wilmington institute Builiiag corner
~ Eighth aud luaTkei Sireets
q CARTER informs the ladies' Of Wilmington aud
.. nifty that he hiss taken u the splendid new
In tho above building, which Is fitted up hand
style and where he has large assortment Of all the
various styles of SPRING B0NNETs Of the latest styles
patterns; als1, Childrens Hats, which we'll
thy the attention u thoss Wishing to purchase at mode
I ats prces fS-PleAAe give him RcAl
N.B-nieacbiBg and Pressing promptly ATTENDED TO.
an f-lm & GARTER
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

A MOMENT or llOnROn.-FOr twenty. three
years I'D Jake willard has cultivated the soil in
Baldwin county, and drawn therefrom support
for himself and wife. He is chillless. Not long
ago Jake left the house in search of a missing
COW. Ills route leo him through an DID, " mn
out patch of clay land, of about six acres in
extent, in the centre of which was a well twenty
Eve or thirty feet deep, that at some time pro-
badly had furnished the inmates of diapidaiel
house near by with water. In passing by this
spot an Ill wind driited Jake's ''tile" from his
head, and maloiously waited it to the edge Of
the we'll and in ii tumbled.
Now Jake had always practiced the virtue Of
economy, and he Immediately set about recover
log tue lost hat He ran to the we'll, and finding
il was dry at the bottom, he uncOilpd the rope
| which he had brought for the purpose of captul-
ing tho irunnt COW, aud after several attempts
to calch tue hat with moose, he concluded to
+ save time by going down into the well himself,
To accomplish this, he made FIST one eud of the
rope TO IL stump hard by, and was soon on his
way down the we'll.
Il is fact, Of which Jake wns no less obliviOus
than the reader hereof that Ned Wells was in
the dilapidated building aforesaid, and that an
| old blind horse, with bell on his neck who hal
been turned out to die, was lazily grazing within
IA short distance Of the we'll.
The devil himself, or some other wicked spirit,
put it into Ned's Uranium to have little fun 81
ne Qulotll olPpNN W " fhS hfioNt uhpHNhleN
the strip, and approached with slow aud nieasur-
cd Sing. gazing" 10 the edge of the well,
'.Dang the old blind horse !" snid Jake-"he's
a comm this way, sure, aud aint got nO more
sense nor to fall in here. Whoa, Bail -
But the continued approach Of the "ting-a-
ling" said just rs plainly as words, that old Hal
wouldn't ''whoa!" Besides, Jake was Mt the
bottom, resting before trying to "shin" it M the
rope.
,Great Jerusalem =" said he, "lhc old cus'
will be atop O me fore can say Jack Robin
son. Whoa dang you, whoa !"
just then Ned drew up to The edge of the well
and with his foot kicked little dirt into it.
"oh Lord !" exclaimed Jake, falling on BIZ
knees nj the bottom of the well; "Im goni
now whoa Now l lay me down 20 sleep
whoa BALL pray the lord my soul to-whOa
now-Oh Lord, have mercy on me -
Ned could hold il no longer, and fearful tina
Jake might suffer from his fright, he revealed
himse T.
| Probably Ned didn't make tracks with hi
heels toward that we'll. May be Jake WASH
/ up to the top Of it in short order. May be mol
/ don't know But do know that If Jake find
out who sent you this, it will be tho last soul
= you'll get from me.
8 DESPERATE ARRAY IN NIbGistk--A desperat
e nffrny took place during II parade at Loudo
+ Bridge in Princess Aune county, OH saturday
between James NJ. Land and William Grimsteat
! The latter ran his bayo through Land KILN
4 him Immediately. Both were respectable farm
) era and men Of families.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

9 R. NfELDs 90, have Just received o bushels Of
>. PRIME POTATOES consisting uf Mercer, lurksyes-
aud Prince Aberts. suitable for SEED and TABLE u.e,
which they will sell at reasonable prices II their store
Nos il9 aud III West Front street, Wilmington
mar
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

1T Is A COMMON OBSERVATION that
there nre more sufferers from debility, among
Americans, than can be found among any other
civilized nation. The reason is obvious. We
take too little exercise, and forget the wants of
the body in the absorbing pursuits of business.
In all such cases. ordinary medicines can do
little good. What is required is just such a
tonic aud invgorator as De. J. Hrstettor has
given to the world, in his CELEBRATED BIT
TIERS" The weak and nervous denzen cllhe
counting house, the exhausted toiler upon the
shop bourd, and the Frustrated student Of the
midnight lamp have found wonderful regenera-
tor in tue CRITTERS" and prefer it to more
pretentious but less eficaeious medicines. But
it should not be forgotten that the agent which
is so magical in its influence upon frame
which is merely debiiiated, is equally power
full in assisting nature to expe the most terrible
forms Of disease. Who would not give tia tria)f
Sold by druggists and dealears everywhere.
Rsar See adyei tsement in another celum.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05
GROCERIES! GROCERIES /! !

Carr WIN. NOBLE,
90 WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALER IN GRO.
b9et H CERIES and Provisions at No. 40 EAST FIFTH
ils1fs STREET, Wilmington, Delaware, respectfully
informs his friends and the public generally that he has
good assortment Of FRESH GROCERIES, PROVISIONS
aud VEGETABLES, which lie will sell cheap. His stock
consists In part OF the following atcles Teas Coces
Sugar, Molasses, Salt fish HAMS Shoulders Dried Beef
various kinds II Soaps, and Spices Of the best quality
ap BIN WILLIAM NOBLE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05
MILLINERY,

~ Coz Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
MRS. SYDNEY q, PEOPLES respectfully informs her
nl friends aud the public generally that she has Just
opened now and fashionable STRAW and FANCY
MILLINERY STORE ut No COZ Market street next door
to the Bank Of Delaware, where shs intends keeping
stautly on hand good assortment OF all kinds Of Mill
linery and other articles in that line
Ss-Bleaehing aud Pressing promptly attended TO.
m 5-l
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

CARRYINa THE WHlP,--Ihere is more in the
movements OF the driver Of an OK team, aud in
carrying of the whip than most farmers think.
Oxen, however quick in their movements. or
upright their walk in the yoke, soon become
dull, aud get the practice OF showing or maui
ing IN consequence of the driver tagging along,
or, as is often the practice, going ahead of his
his team, and from time to time stepping back
and whipping them. A driver of an ox-team
should walk directly opposite the yoke, walk
straight and carry his whip as upright as II
soldier would his gun. Use a whip.stalk with u
short lash, and touch the cattle only with the
lash, and never strike them on the nose or over
the eyes Ohio Farmer
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05
MHrimt FMtelIi9emcr.
AnRIYNn slNoR oun LAsr.

Port Of Wilmington, April 8, 1861. o.
Hun, W Ion 6Gm Nj
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

WILMINGTON MAhhEf
Thursday, April 4, 1861.
Flour Is arm aud prices unchanged. Tbe grain market
has upward tendency; Wheat Corn and Oats have ad
yAuuad in price since our last quotation.
The Hour market remains firm. Wheat Is the same as
at last quotation Corn and oats have each advanced 20
1 er hu,hel.
heat flouri per o21eehoO
Rye Flour per 20
Wheat per hushel,
Rye,
Corn Meal per
euEhel'"''''-''' ''''''''''''''''''' '''''''''9s
Torn, per Ohshe
Oats, "
Glover Seed, per bushel,.'.
FLAX ......,,.,,..,.l bOlnlbl
rimOthy " " 3UO
Millat, " ! 2bon LOU
Herd drasa 1911 90
Orchard " .....l.0 Ota 100
Beshs, d
Canary ........tOO
Heap "
Turuip per b
Hnpn
No Mackerel, per bbl %
- d" ....,..,.......................lbNr lb on
az Ou
Potatoes, l5els Doe
Hay, per lsou
Straw, per 6Ou
rarlhl ocean DUANE per - ~
Peruvian uuanO a. 100
Bone Dust IS ............'.'. Oo
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

VIII continue the business Of building Sail Vessels and
Steamers OF the superior quality the old rm hala
hitherto built. The reputation Of their work Is wolf
known. Also, repairng Sail Vessels aud steamer hav
Ing marine hallway surpassed NY nnnein the state, and
every facility for conducting the business IN all Ne
branches; all Of which would respectfully call the at
teniion OF my friends and the public
jan 43m }. A. HARRIS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

HAnDwARH. CurLEnY, SEWING MAnnlsEs, SC.
VIM H. Biany Il Co, successors to VIM. X.
McClees, 5. +. corner of Second aud Market
Streets, have on hand and for sale, I'm extensive
assortment Of Hardware. Cutlery, Glase, Paints,
Oils, Hydraulic Cement, &c Also, Wiley's
Plough Castings. They are agents for the sale
ing and Steam Packing. Wheeler n Wilson'S
Celebrated Sewing Machine, tie best in the mai
ket is for sale by this iirm They are preferred
for family use to all others. We would advise
our friends to give them call feeling satisfied
that they can procure as good articles md at rs
low prices as they can be got for elsewhere tt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05
NOW WITHIN REACH OF ALI


All persons are cautioned not tn matte deal In, or use
any Sswins Machines which from Two spuols and
make the stitch known the GROVER BAKER stitch
unless the game purchased from the uBov1R hAKlh
Sewing Machine Company, their Agents or iuiftH,
aud stamped under MY patent Of September To- lsih
said Company aud their Licenses alone legally au'
horizel under their patent and NY said patent
during the extended term thereof to make and sell tins
kind Sewing Machine, aud all Others are piraceh upon
my said patent sHd viii be dealt with accordingly where
ever lOuud. ...,.,,, SO
NntI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

| INHltffilN
1870 sE
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and
Baltimore Railroad.
On and after Monday, Feb. l1th, 1851
tssgNdER TRAINS WILL LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
Pm.
do oaEsrKl. at Sis m, i2 noon 4i6, and 1850 p. m.
do HnNNafoN''t SIG a. ms ~ noon, 4.i5, and 1850
do NEw oAsIlE. At SIS a. M, and AIS p. n.
do MiDDLEfowN, at $40 a aud i15 p Ia.
do DOVER, at $40 a. IN. aud 4.l6 p. IN.
d. HARRINGTON at SIS a..
do MILFORD, At al5Am
do fAnN1sGIoN, SIS m.
do sKAFonn, at SIS
do SALISBURY, at 8 is a. IN.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
LEAVE bAl1iAoHE, Atsa0, ni (zpress) lois am, ard
BIO ppm.
do wnssSrOS, at7.ao, and ii.so am, Ii5, aud $50
do SALISBURY at 100 D. NJ
do hnAF0RD, at $50 p, M,
do fARMINGToN 4.l0 D. m,
do MfLFoRn, at 400 " IN.
do HARRINGTON at 400 D. m.
DO DovH, At 800 a m. aud 6.25 p. m,
do MiDDLEfOws, AT 1906 a. M, and Gao p. m
do Nav CAsTIE at II 90 and \ 90 H. IN,
do CHESTER At $40 q. M, 1904, 222. and 90 d. m,
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and Delaware Rairoa at
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
LEAyE CHESTER at $40 an, l2-2s aud II ~ pm.
do WILMINGTON At 800 an, 1855 pm. and l200a,u
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached viii run as
Leave Philadelphia for Perryyns and intermediate
Leave Wilmington for PeriyvIis aud iutstmediats
places at 900 y m.
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia and intermediate
Leave baltimore for Havre-deGraco and inisrmeai4ts
places at ala p. IN.
fub6 = 81 FELTON, Prasidsst
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

SAVE YOUR MoNBY.--Re Remember the Delaware
Saving Bank is located 1T the Office Of Willium
McCaulry, Esq. No. COG Market street, viii
mington, Del, md is opened every day to re-
ceiye deposits All amounts received from one
dollar upwards, and five per cent. interest paid
on the same from the day of deposit.
WIN. McCAuILEY President.
linn p RuTu Scc'y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05
For Philadelphia.

Glzem ON and a!tsrwEDNESDAY,
IS1OS " February 9th. 1851, the
n lZS STEAMER ARIEL Will run
S,f{5fT73Ili. faliown. (unlcss prevented
y5e5 80 l,9ilaf 5ff92etz4i by ice,) viz.
s4st-,l s-s-1taa Leave Wilmington from
King Street wharf, at 7.OO A. N.
Leave PhllAd'A Chestnut Street Wharf ut 2. n.
stopping at Marcus Hook and Chester, NJ about hour
after the time named, oach way.
Fare between Philadelphia Wilmington, IS souis
Seturn trip tickets, 60 Cents.
Fare between Philada and Chester Hook iseents
Return trip Tickets % cents
sS Return Tip tickets are good only Tor the daY thsy
are dated.
G;-BreakfAst provided on board
Freight taken al the usual low Shippers
nrested TO have their goods sent 10 Chesnut Street wharf
by before 80 p 81 to insure theii coming
day. and have receipts with each load Of goods al
goods not recepted for Will be at owners risk slip
erip be procured at the once at Wilmington rhiA
delphlA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

NUS eo-parinershipo Of ). 4 j A. HARRIS. by mutual
consent Is dissolved the iist day " December, 1850
Either Of the undersigned IL authorized to Sign the
vi the dfm Ia liquidation. JOHN HARRIS.
JOHN A. HARRIS. y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

BsS"Price 81. 90 per Bottle.
Sold in Wilmington by T. McInall, No. AZ
Market ST.; A. Walton, No. 81 Market street;
Sam'l wilkey, No. 81 Market St; II. r. Bring
hurst, No. 1903 Market street; WIN. Baker Kin
sey, corner Of Fifth and Market streets; John
Woods, at RVkeby, and also by all respectable
Druggists in the United States and British Pro-
vinces. my6-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

DoAcHRsi RoACnEs li-Lyon's Magnetic Powder 10
IL death TO these pests. For sale At dhlMSuAM's,
No. Coz Market, above 9Th street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05
Administrator,s Notice..

Ill persons having claims against the Estate Of Sarah
n Clark. late Of Pencider Hundred deceased, pre-
sent the fame duly aitesed to the Administrator ar
heire the eth day Of January. A. D. 1861 or abide the
Act VI Assembly In such made and provided.
Glasgow, January 18th, 1861
Ram liza
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05
BUSINESS MATTERS.

SEWING MAoHiaEs.-WHIcH IS TmE Bssr =
Tbs QUESTION ANswERED.-Thero can he no
doubt thai Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machine
is tbs very best the market affords. Everybody
says so, and the fac, that large majority of
people prefer il for family seteiag, while Dress-
Makers, Shirt-Makers, Corset-aiakers, Ghiief-
Filters, Shoe Binders, Vest Makers, aud Tailors
all Use it, and insist that it has no equal for Hcr
purposes, clearly establishes the fact that it is
unequalled for the variety Of uses to which it 10
adapted. The Wheeler & Wilson Machines mike
the lock stitch, tie only stitch that cannot he yIpe'-
I'd, and that presents the same appearance on
both sides of the seam fact of itself sufficient
to account for its having the highest premium
awarded il at al the State fairs held for the past
few years No other than the lock stitch has
given such universal satisfaction, and cur advice
is, If you want Sewing Machine that will do
your own family sewing in a gery superior manner
or it you wish to earn livelihood by sewing for
others, do not get any other than Wheeler
Wilson Machine, and you will then feel certnin
that you have one that will give you the fullest
satisfaction. N. J.. Dispatch.
For sale at reduced prices by VIM II. Bilhny
4 Co., s, L, Cor. Market X 2nd SITS, vii, Del.
mar 8 I'm,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

AL xlCB
For the Benefit Of Free Schools Of The State Of Del
drdre.
sgr4IoN l. BE IL enaeisd By The Smut and House Of r.
pressofipes Of he State qf DeaDare in General Assrn
bly, met That from aud after the Of this act II shall
be the duty the shOof Committee In each Of the school
distreis In thsir respective COUNTIES In each aud every
year in the month Of April and after eseh annual school
meeting to and levy In each Of their respective
school districts That to say 10 each Of tho school dis
rets in New Castle County the SUN Of seyentyhve dol
lara la each Of the school districts In Kent County the
sum Of y dollars each Of the school districts Sussex
County, the Of thirty dollars to DO applied to the
support Of the school OF their district to he asseaed,
levied aud collected provided In Chapter q Of the
Revised S, atuies If the State Of Delaware.
SECTION . And be il fnrher eHdtied. as Geiia, that
their annual meeting in April, wish "a ralsa BY tx more
than the amount provided for BY Section for The support
Of school 10 their district they shall resolve by
Majority votes what shall be raised for that nur-
pose Provided sall sum os not exceed the sum OF TOUR
bundled doas exclusive " the amount provided for by
Section which sum 70 resolved upon shall be assessed
levied and collected by the Commissioners Of such dis
irict provided for by Sc ton l,
SECTION 3. And be further eaaetd, as Gtresaid That
when majority Of the vners OF auY school district at
their annual meeting in Az H. wish to raise by tax any
Of money not exceeding five hundred dollars for the
building r+paing School House In their dist Is,
they shall resolve 10y majority Of votes what sum shall
be raised in said district for that PURPOSE which sum
ssovei upon shall be assessed, levied snl srted by
the Commissioner such district. provided for hy
SEXTON l. aud applied 10 the purposes for which 1t was
Parsed al. Dover, March lst, 1861.
JOHN y. WILLIAMSON
Speaker d llouse Of Representatives.
JOHN MARTIN,
Speaker Of the senalc
an set " the General Assembly the State of Delaware
entitled "An act for tho benefit Of tes schools the Stat
of Delaware. passed at Dover March !, 1861 the
having leen by compared with the original roll
on tile in my office.
In witness whereof, have hereun,o set my hand an,
AMSed the seal Of my oaie, at Dover, this eight
fLH day of March, in Tie year Of Lord one thousant
eight hundred aud Aixiy one
iuar22lm Secretary Of the Stats Of Delaware
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05
SUBMARINES FOUNDERY,

mHE und rslguei having purchased this entire interest
L IN the FOUNDRY aud RAILING sHOP SC. at the
corner Of FRONT aud MONROE STREETS, In this city,
prepared to all orders that may be entrusted TO
his care.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05
ST. LOUIS HOTEL,

ST. LOUIS HOTBLi
Chesnm Street, ADORE Third, Philadelphia,
TN tho immediate neshborhund Of the loihng lloases
ON Market Third aud Chosnut Strfeia the Anks, Post
Onee, Merchants Exchange Se Ae kept "a the
American and European Plan.
HOARD PER DAY, sl5O
Dinner between l aud O'Clock, 60 cts.
Single Room, from . u rts upwards.
drst.class Restaurant alaciel ircas according to
Bills Of Fare.
he City Cars take Passengers from any Station to
s-Engish, French, German aud Spanish spoken.
ap . i'm
IU5i Opened a uew China store at No. III Market 81
j above Front baud almost all kinds Of CroekstyWare
}. q. PICKLES.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

CANCERS CURED--Dr. Lcsey informs the
people Of Wilmington aud vicinity, that he viii
resume his professional duties in this city, and
will be found at Almonds Hotel, corner Fifth
aud Market streets, for the CuBR or CANCERS,
on the third Saturday in January, 1861, and ON
the third Saturday Of every month thereafter,
until further notice, between the hours Of ten
o'clock in the morning and two in the afternoon.
Persons afflicted with cancerous Diseases are in
viied to call dec Is II
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05
'ENINsULAR r. R. LINE.


I'M and after MONDAY. Feb. nth 1861 Tralns for tho
" accommodation Of Passengers will run IA fellows,
Wtil further notice.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05
Our UUeeR(O aGmonuc,

4pan. "'s rI'.' sus ,s'' HGss ana s,' s,5
0 Friday, $50 62I 3i5 i2h 4en
Saturday, bI G2i a. 40 l2h 4im
Sunday, o SO "a % l2h 4sm
y Monday, ! IS q 25 20 ll2h 50m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

Fashionable Dress and Cloak
Making,
LADIES' AND CulLDRENS' APPAREL,
FANCY GOODS & TRIMMINGS.
Mrs. JANE LUFF,
HAVING increased her facilities Tor doing business Ia
III her line at
No. LOG Vast Sersnh Street,
Bewesn shpey aud Orange Street IS now prepared to
furnish the Ladies and Children Of Wilmington aud y
nifty with every description Of Apparel nada in tho most
stetul manner aud ia The latest styles, by machine or
hand, Having Gifted up and opsHed
NEW FANCY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS STORE,
At the above named place she II prepared to furnish every
thing In that line cheap the cheapest as good
the test. Ladies' Invited to examine these artrs
Themselves mar29tf
NorICE-nest sloue Tea Sets; best stone Dinner Ssts
IN best Stone Toilet Sets lie bought ehralur than
the quality Of goods 10 bought Ia tho State al
M So Market street
heb CLEMENT y. ShNrH.
CwAYNks Bowel Cordial
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-31
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Jonathan Demude, Horace n. Dimick 4 Co.
You, and each af you are hereby notified thai there
~ now on nle In the once Of the Cierk Of the lin Lei
Conrt 81 Lee County, Iowa, u Fort Ma1tson, petit
on or Hiram Barney claiming or on, Jonathan De-
nude, the sum 81 Twenty 1--we Hundred Dollars, with
ten per cent Interest, per snnnm payable annually
Nv money due ON your mortgage, made by you 10
Charles Massn and sin assigned - sad Hiram HaF-
noy, dated 9Th December 1854 also claiming against
each of you the foreclosure Of sstt mortgage, te came
being upon the south east quarter Of section twese
west In Lee county Iowa, Tor the purchase money;
and further asking for sale OF said premises and
general relief; and unless you appear aud answer
ssfd petition, before ofthe second day oil
the next term Of said Court, 70 commences Ut Fort
MAdison, on the nrst Mo nday of Deeember, A. ID.
1851 default will be entered agains1 you, and iudg
msnt rendered thereon, pra,ed for iAAald petition.
II. SCOTT HOWELL.
Aug 20, Nl-d1m Attorney for plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

To James Richey.
You are hereby notified that there IL now file In
the oce the Clerk OF the District Court Of lee
w. IowA, fert Madison, petition OF Hiram Barney,
claiming Of You, James Richey the Of three hun
dred dollars, with ten per cent interest per annum
payshle annually money due mortgage made by
yoa 90 Charles Mason. and since assigned TO said
plaintiff, Hrsm Barney, dated l1Hh " August l616,
also ciAining ngsnst you, the foreclosure ~ said
mortgage, the sane being apeu the DoSA half Of the
quarter Of the south quarter Of Section
twenty six, ga Township sixty seven, l67l Range
seven, III west Leo County, Iowa, for the purchase
MONEY. and further asking for sale Of said premises
and general relief.
And nnlsss yeu appear and answer aasd petition
before neen ~ che secosd day Of the next tern Of
day Of December, A. D., 1851, default viii be entered
Axainat you, and Judgment rendered theron prayed
for In said petition. II. SCOTT HOWELL,
Aug m Attorney f1r Plaintiff.