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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-02

LIME.-Old gardens frequently unpFo-
ductiYe through being manured year after
year With the same kind of manure and grow
ing the same crops In such cases the vege-
tables are rank in growth aud ill-favored.-
Potatoes and other watey roots are lab lie
to disease, and the beans and peas uDproduc-
tive, and caulifowers aud cabbages subjected
to club disease. when such is the ease, use
no manure for couple Of years. The Grst
spare ground you get, trench IT two feet deep
ifthe ground giil allow of 1t, and Thoroughly
mix with the earth as you turn j: over, 9
good dressing of fresh Stacked lime, the fresh
er the better Ny plan Is, when the top
spit is thrown to the bottom of the trench, to
throw over the hot lime and fork II in, and to
repeat the dose of lime over the lower spit
thrown to the surface Employed in this
way, lime acts as q complete renovator of old
and over manured soils, as the produce after
wards viii show. The second year l repeat
the lime dressing foTked II IN instead Of dig
ging the ground. as by that means the lime
becomes more completely mixed N the soilI
add also add the snrfacing of road scrspings,
if the ground is heavy Or inclined TO be so =
By these means, giving up manure for two
years, have succeeded In bringing an old
garden soil, which would possibly grow moth
well, into first class soil, producing good
crops and Of the best quality Turner'S Flor
iSt
GRAPEs.--Out-door grapes that are ia
good health, may have the points of the main
shoots pinched off Ne are decidedly op-
posed to much interference With the summer
growth in hardy grapes; We are also much
inclined 10 balieve that constant manipulation
is necessity, and It's absence an evidence of
neglect, so that the plants are frequently kill
ed with kindness We have seen good crops
of Catawabas from vines managed in strict
I accordance with the rules implied in carrying
out the short spur system of pruning. We
have also seen that under such management
a good crop is more the result of incident than
| design, and will fail in four seasons ont of
/ FIVE. with any grape now in cultivation,
Ifthe vines are heavily cropped, much as
! sistance may be given them By 6
/ thorough application of manure water,
4 healthy well drained. rather poor soil seems
| best suited to the vine. and in 10 way can
! stimulants be better applied than in liquid
state. while the fTuit is swelling, Farmer d
/ Gdr9Rcr.
RAsPBEERIEs are becoming an important
crop and RECEIVING the attention they emf
nently demand Itis now received as a fact
1 that the Allen Is very superior frEit, but
requires to be grown contiguous to other va
rieties, the flowers are deficient in pollen,
and but few set fruit, unless so placed.
Where new plantations are contemplated,
the soil should be well pplverized deeply
worked, and put in a fine condition. TheV
are permanent crop, and should not be bur.
riedly or carelessly planted. The soil mag
receive dressing Of manure, If MUCH IN wan;
Of it, but We prefer to apply manure on the
surface in the spring, which acts as q mulch
ing during the summer, and enable the plants
I to perfect 4 heavy crop
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CHAPTER VIII.

The week following Frederic's departure
was an anxious one TO his friends, aud time
of great excitement in Holly. The surroun-
ding neighborhood and country was strictly
secured by Wizards friends, no traces were
found of the accused. and the rage of his ene-
my knew no bounds.
Gro BE CONTINUED
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u The Mormolas are raising a considerable
quantity Of cotton the present season. and ara
erecting cotton factory in Parown. Utah Ter
ritory.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-02

BTThere is man in East Rridgewater. Mas.
O. years old, who weighs $40. He has never
stopped growing since he was born.
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The Van Buren press., 1861-05-01

VAN BUREN
FEMALE SEMINARY.
FP LEAvENWORTH, PRINCIPAL
"IILL commence the Spring Session OF this
w School on MONDAY, Feb 4th. assisted by
competent teachers in such number as the patron
age of the citizens will warrant.
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions
of five months each. Ample accommodations have
been provided for all who may attend, aud no
pains will be spared to make the course thorough
and practical.
- The rates hauc been b,cered from those Of last
session. in order to meet the inepabie pressure OF
the times.
Terms of Tuition for Session of five months
pay able one half in advance.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Primary. reading. spelling. ETC. $500
JUNIOR CLASS.
Lower English branches Writing. Geog-
raphy. Arithmetic, ,Elocution, etc 1900
SENIOR CLASS.
Higher English branches Botany. Rhet-
orie. Algebra, Geometry. Chenis-
try, Astronomy, &c, 1900
Greek, French or Latin. each 500
Music on Piano, by Mr.. f. DeJeune, 5000
Use of Instrument 300
Drawing (Crayonwith perspective) 500
Boarding. be had in respectable families
for $500 per week.
All applications to enter the Seminary must be
made to one of the Trustees.
WILLIAM F. ENGLAND, !
JAMES 4. DIBRELL,
CHARLES G. SCOTT, Doaru ol
JOSEPH j. GREEN. trustees
D. c. WILLIAMS,
Van Buren,. Ark. Feb. lst. 1861
The Van Buren press., 1861-05-01

- IA md psice escaped without injury, but the
~ - cr1Nded With passengers who had Assem-
U,eo 70 look at the town, and among them M
asensf: IF Memphis, A bullet entered his left
;.s.t ;t md .passed through his heart Death was
sinssantaasocs. Azstraggling FIRE was kept up. a
s!enae reesiyed . bullet in his shoulder. The IA
Sss. v.e shrinking with fear Several shots pen.
SF.ted tie boarding Of the eladies' cabin. Cepts;n
- asans had the whee3s ss.sesd. broke the line by
~ ~ an, go get sway. The number and size
Oh me bullet holes and indentures made bv he
s saos xe.e s.tonishing and gave to ,he su.pi
cion ~ they mast hays been fired from . cannon.
Cincinnati bound steamer, the Mars vas seiz-
Gu Tta a. helena. on Fnday hat BY the people.
ne sfssmer Louisiana arrived It New York ves.
terday morning from Norfolk, with United STE.
ss.is %sta NC new. Of an exciting character. The
= l6uneshSns on the eoAst q Vnginia. especially
me approaches to Norfolk and Portsmouth we're al.
vaneing aPidly Pastiedlniy was thisthe case in
the fsrt Of Norfolk. Cranney Island. and at the
Naval Hospital The INSTRUCTIONS near the en-
trance to the port of Norfolk remained f
H Telegraph wires are down. and we
have. as a consequence. received no reports
since Xondayss f.aa 2.t .zuE
The Van Buren press., 1861-05-01

7- VAN BORnN
Wholesale Price Current.
CORRECTED (NoSDAY) wEAkLY
The Van Buren press., 1861-05-01
Liquors Just Received.

Groceries, Hardware, sc.
just Reed by II. Perkins.
NOLASSES Sugar, Coffee and Tea, Candles
" and Soaps, pepper, spices, ginger, starch etc
Water buckets. cburns, brooms, wash boards,
coffee mills Cotton and hemp roaps Tobacco of
various brands Oysters and Sardines.
CASTINGS of every description Nails, Plows
and hoes pad and door locks screws and butte /;
farming utensils of all kinds whips etc.
BLACKSMITH Tools, of every description
large assortment of Crnckery and Queens.
ware, jars, Jugs, qt d pit TASKS, Tin Ware. etc,
april 10, 1861 P. PERKINS
The Van Buren press., 1861-05-01
Memphis an6. Arkansas River
.- Mail Line.
lEk

This Line is composed Of entire New
Boats this season, to wit:
lZETTA, WV. WINDSOR, Captain.
CHESTER ASHLEY, REEEs PRircHARD.
LITTLE ROCK. JESKs BROwx,
FRED. NOfREBE, R. L. HAINEs,
THE above Boats have now entered the Mem
phis and Little Rock Nail Trade permanently
They ar aeo AMI first class passenger boats, built
eSpressy for the tralc, and are equipped and fur
uIShed 4 .erb manner
Their days for leaving Little Rock. are Sundays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 10 p NJ. and leave
Pine Bluff for Memphis, on Mondays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at 2 o'clock. p m, connecting at
Napoleon with regular packets for NEW OaLrsss,
an at Memphis with regular packets for CAIRo ST.
LOUIS, LOUISVILLE and CIscINNArI and with Rail
roads for ali points North, East and West
Small boats are running in connection witt. .his
line from Little Rock to For Saith Van Buren,.
Ozark Oar ienclle and ali points intern 5iiate.
For further information apply board the boats
or to
JOHN D. ADAMS. Pro9ristor
or GEO. S. MORRISON, Agen
March l9, 1861. If
The Van Buren press., 1861-05-01
1 500. 1859
FAN and Winter Goods.
WARD e. SOJJTHMAYD

1 sJ0. 1859.
FAN and Winter Goods.
sf WARD & SOUTHMAYD
|. n RE now opening very large and extensive
"a assortment of Fall and Winter Goods
to which they invite the attention Of purchasers,
at wholesale or retail. sep Ia, SO
DAINTs, OILS, &C.
i 100 kegs WHITE LEAD,
3O0 D Spanish Brown.
100 b Venetian Red,
100 b Red Lead,
200 gallons LINSEEp OIL,
$50 Spts TCzPENTINE.
so b Prussian Blue
300 h Birthstone,
900 ID Flour Sulphur,
800 ID EPSON Salts.
500 10 Spanish White,
$50 ID White Chalk,
600 ID Putty in bladders,
300 gallons Lard Oil.
July s. 81 psss : B''"1 WARD fes 's3s souTTHuAYD. +
Day GOODS
35 Bales "A and I domestic,
500pieces Bleached domestic assorted.
l5O Cottonades, assorted.
120 Blue Denims
500 g Domestic Stripes,
$50 " Piaids.
800 Mariners Shirting.
100 Fancy Lawns,
30 Ginghams
20 Solid color {"
SO Black and Colored Alpaccas
800 Silk Handkerchiefs,
1900 Fancy Prints, assorted.
80 Z" White Cambrics,
SO Checked &c
60 Jackonet 4"
$50 doz Cotton Handkerchiefs,
IS Linen
July l3, 1859 WARD 4 SOUTHMAYD
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AGASONIC

VAN BuREs LODGE, No s, A. Y. Masons hol
their regular monthly communications, on the night
of the second Monday in each month.
JouN INGRAN, W.M. s. F. CorraELL SW, ].
p KING, J-W., J H. HAsEY, Se'cy. H. c. Hay
NAN, Treas B j. BRowY, s. D., J. N WooD, j.
D., A FRANK. TiIer.
The Van Buren press., 1861-05-01

Office of the L. R. and F. 8 R. R. Co3
Van Burer, April 18th. 1861
DROPOSALS will be received up to Wednes-
Il day, May lst, for the Grading. Masonry, DC,
on that part of the Road between Van Buren and
Froy Bayou.
Plans. specifications, and all information. may,
De obtained by application at the Engineer on; :.
in this City. Security for the faithf,il n.rfo,n,
ance of the work will be required. ''' III
]. H. HANEY Chief Eno;naer
The Van Buren press., 1861-05-01
WARD d SOUTHMAYD.

WARD d SOUTHMAYD,
Eagle Block, Main Street,
VAN BUREN, ARKANSAS,
Wholesale and Retail. Dealers, in
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
H4RD WARE d CUTLERY,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS 4 SHOES, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY,
GROCERIES, QUEENS WARE,
AND MERCHANDISE GENERALLY,
The Van Buren press., 1861-05-01

SUNDRlES.
10 doz Brooms. assorted qualities,--
" doz hearth brooms,
lO doz whisk do
100 doz zinc cord wash boards,
100 doz ptd Buckets,
10 doz cedar buckets. iron bound.
10 doz do do brass bound,
doz do do do do with eoves
Is doz we'll buckets. assorted qualities
Is nest cedar tubs,
25 nest blue ptd tubs,
20 nest cannies,
20 doz half bush measures,
80 doz names and horse collars,
10 doz wooden bowles,
just received and for sale by,
jan l3, go J. HENRY, WILLIAMS
The Van Buren press., 1861-05-01
DE o

In this City. very suddenly. May LIST. Mrs
SARAH N. PRroR. sged S5.
The funeral service by the Rev. VI. A. Sample,
wall take place from the Presbyterian Church. to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The Van Buren press., 1861-05-01

NEW GOONS
I'D lts ..s S:sskefei. Just req wsex
100 bsss' s.s 40 S!gs'ef.. jas see'd
50 bsse: s,!.s mss=sers, just reed
Ok boxes Cod Fish. just reed
40 esss. S. ai!ss iM!sssrrias.. 'e'isd, jassrsed
|lO sssss sss ss5s sr5ssse-"pp'e Cheese
700 be.e: ,. and $500 Il boxes sardine1
4 n boxes Maccaroui, Just
40 boxes assorted Candy, iu j: reed
~ bbls Almoads and
- bbls English Walnuts,
40 boxes Pearl starch, just reed
fC dee 2359
10 dog Kentucky MrsrAHDs. just reed
'SAUCES-Crosse Blackwell;s e Er,pliah S.rce,
~ and Catsups, just reed
% bbls PURE RYE WHISKY, jus. rec'S
ESAsr Liquors. just reed
DIE Fruit>-Curraats, Blueberries, Rheab&a
l. etc, etc. just reed dsa-X
NREsH tRUiT-Peaches, Strawberries, es, in
= he.merically sealed cans, fresh and nice.
SRLSERYES-Quinoes. pears. etc.
dec 2f59
i Es.aPlum. Currant, etc, just reed
ENISH--Maekersl fresh salmon. etc, just rs'd
dec 1859
ID ICE-6 tierce Rice, fresh, Just reed
III dee 1883
Boots and Shoes.
GO cases Brogans,
OC 25 cases woman's Downings.
+ 10 cases Youths Boots
80 cases mems Boots. assorted quality, jus
dec 1883 PENNYwIT, SCOTT co. s
WHISKY.
lust reed per steamer Undine, and for sale,
u 100 half bbls Jones' whisky.
SO bbls do do
jan l3. 1860 PExSYwrr, Soorr L Co.
OLD RYE WHISKY.
~ Bbls old rye whisky. just reed and fo
~ sale by
jan l3, 1860 PESxYwIr, Scorr Co.
Hay Rakes and Pitchforka
= doz assorted, for sale by *
y sep5. PENNYwiT. SCOTT eco.
Shot Guns
: EWiS and Tonnes celebrated Snot Guns, 10
i sale by PENNYWIF. SCOTT & co
Pistols.
4 tOLIS Revoivers, D erringers and other Pistol
~ for sale. PENNYWTT, SCOTT 4 CO.
Liquors
lnF all kinds and brands for sale by
lOsep5 PENNYWIT, SCOTT & co.
The Van Buren press., 1861-05-01

aaSe CassIus VI Clay and n. r. Banks ap-
pointed Maj. Generals in the army. North:
eIn troups continue TO arrive at Washing
ton
Senator Mason was serenaded at
night. lie responded. saying, he was there
accidentally. AID he could not with propsi-
ETY.. speak of Maryland politics. but could
only speak of Virginia. He could say the
'econstructiou OF the Union was an impos-
slbility. Virgins sympathised with Mary
Iaad. and he indicated that Virginia was
disposed to exhibit its sympathy practical
~ Reverdy johnson has in his possess
Ion letter from President Lincola suggest
mg that Maryland, through its Legislature.
should agree to an xrmistice ~ith the Geu-
e'al Government for six aaya.
A courier is as Fsaderick. Maryland, from
Virginia, and communicated the fact that
Virginia had united herself with the South
ern Confrderacy. ---z.l.Ft..
The Senate Of the Maryland Legisi.ture has
nNherto, acted . unit, and will. Prebsbly con-
'au~ to DO In the House there - considerable
1iversly Of opinion.
1t is urged that i; is necessary for Maryland to
>cclr fors she claim aid and Prot-etaea from
'he Sou'hrrn CoSfeieTscy- 49,
SalIo dis Aieh OF this m.orn,ng says the stea-
.'ef 81 "estmorelaai arrived there last aiGbf The
iH'i3Eing Is the statement Of her gcoEnmsnder -
,he Westinorelaad was eonlng mp At o'clock
Il dhur sday evening. aioag the Mississippi side
SaPt Evans derired The pilos 70 cross the rver to
NApoIeon. Arka.s.s. He did 20 and - he sp-
xfsaehed, the captain askad If there vas any
feight, and vss aasversd- that therss Yes.- Th<
nhe was tied. and the clerk vent "a de vhaffboak
nut IL . momen, resmnsd ab1 said the vhaFf-mas-
'f informed him thsss vas NJ freight, sod that Z
s:oo xas going to sake he boat. fAis rA inne
ais'eiy followed By yoney iron Ia guns nd pc
On the shore Thee xese sAssts q shos6 - Sap
am and the pilot BaIls hev around ~ eAptaini
-'an, and some struck the Pile. hSase. but tht
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LEG Al. NOTICE

To X. B. French. William Hoon, E1htrt French
Geo. q. Anderson IL Co., lIcnry Homanns a Co,
b. NJ ssenger, Josiah Haines, Ntn. Ii. Cleg-
horn Co.:
NUU anu each Of you arc hcrely notifed that
L there IL new OH Tile in the office Of the Clerk cf
the District Court of Ice C unity, Iowa, MT Fort
Madison, petition of Hiram Barney, claiu ming of
you X. B. French, tne of seven hnndren and
fifty dollaI and 10 PER cent interest az money due
on mort age made by you 90 Charles Mason aud
since assigned te saia iftfam lraev, dated Aug.
9Th, 1906 also claiming against each of you the
Areclo osufr of sati hortl gn, the being upon
Lots one and two Z IN Block aixty-eieht I6s1
IN Mason lower addition 10 tie City If keoruk
Ice county, Iowa, ior the purchase money; aud
farther a. kirg for safe otsasd premises and gen.
erai relief
Add anless You appear and answer said petition en-
before 1t tue second day az the ne xt teri
of said Court, 10 e9mircnce at Fort Madison, on
the third Iendey of May, y. 1861, a default
will be entered against you and jadg gment rem
dared thereon. thp- petition taken as by yen cot
fssed, aud decree rendered aga nst you as prayed
therein. NOBLE l. sTF0NG,
Feb. II 1891 I'm Plaintiffs Att,ys.
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Lecnl Nn,Iee.

To A. II. George and David Crawford:
VOu md each Of you arc hareby notified that
there Ia now file in the office OF the CLERK of
the Dist glct Court Of Lee County. I4wa at Fort
Madison. petition Of Hiram barney claiming of
you A.. A. ueorgc the sum II one hundred and
twenty dollars and interest at 10 per cent. as
money cue ON q mortgage made by you to Charles
Aason snd since assigned to said Hiram Barney,
dated December 20, 1858; also claiming sgain.t
each OF yoI the foreclosure OF said mortgage the
same being upon Lot No. ten II01 In Block one
haaared and iorty light (lAsl in the CITY Of Keo-
kuk, Lee County, Iowa, Tor the purchase none !;
and further asking for sale OF said premises and
general relief.
on or btlors the noon of the second day Of tho
next term If said Court, to commence ut Fort
Madison n the third Monday Of may, a. u. 1851 /,
default will be entered against you and jnignen
rendered thereon, the petition taken s hy You con~
fessed, aAd decree rendered against You a. prayed
therein.
NOBLE i STRONG,
rGp. iSnI~im 'pIfN AfFs,sa
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I.exai Nrtice.

To A. Ward and Edwin Dob6lI:
VOU and each Of ven hereby notified that
i there il ca ile in the otlse Of the Clerk Of
the District Court of lee County, Iowa, at Fort
Madison "A petition of fiiram Barney claiming oT
you r. A. Ward the Of fttecn hundred dol
lars and interest at 10 per cent, as money due On
u ,nortgags made ly you u Charles Macon ard
since gnad 70 sud itiram Barney, dated Fcbru-
AIRY 70, 1856; aiso claiming against each Of ynu the
foreclosure ut sid mortgage, tbs same being upon
the Southwest quarter OF the sonth-sast quarter ef
section three l3l, and The eas half Of he south
~cst quarter IT said section, in township sxfy-si
1901 north. range six t6l west. Lee county, Iowa,
iar the pufcaa.c money; and further asking for q
sale u satd premises, and general relief.
Aud nnlsas you appear and answer. said petition
before the noon of the second day Of the 1t
term II sai4 Court 10 commence 1t Fort Maii-
son Oh the phild Monday Of May, A. p. 1861, .
default will bs entered against you md udgenen
rendered thereon, the petition taken a. BY you
csnf.ssed, and : decree rendered against you -
prayed therein
NOBLE i STRONG,
Feb. 8, ls6l-lm puG's Att'ys.
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Legal Nes cr.

To A Day, NJ. }. by. Wig.Iau II. l.. Rud.
dick, Janst burrows, u ~. 0arretsen, Rudc a
Murpny, Michael Kelley, Tnonas Kelley, Mary
Pea.gs, u. II smith, jr,, kara Peter, A. c.
Gauts's~t4, ilisae- Mit4er esteut.r sha estate
Of Jacob Miller, ueecascd. 4. IS ntnnry. sam
uel l;scs, Dan. III. AEnapG,, j. c. Iarrott,
t,corge W. Ia giur, William laaaiek, Kendall
Ilowr !. Co.:
NoI and each 4 you are b. taby ne flied that
i tasrQ nQw OH he A. IL. Asee u the lIeTA Of
the Iistrfet Curt of L., o. county, Iowa Fort
Madison, itef.tte" u isg@ .sfn-y 'cials4iuc of
you, u. A. Lay, tho SUN vi four tnon,and collars
and 1nttgssf att rsf sNnt., lA1ary uuv In n
Mortgage na'e d, you II thara,s aasoa aid tlaee
gned 10 ssid Hiram fsrne,, dated August 3ls,,
1856 a.so eislmiDw gatst eafh " yea the tore,
ciossrr o. saia mort Sc. ,hc b. lug ugen Lets
30. three ID ard f'ur l4J ia Bioek four Ial in
Masons Tsp @uaitses. ~ s,e tity OF heokuk,
Lee County, Iowa, for the purchase Aoley, and
further asAiugfog sale u II n4isss, and gen
eral relief.
And unless yen appear and said petition
on before the ol tho second day Of the
Gest let ef said Court. rtinmence at teft
Nj adisun On thefhird Monday If Ma. A. l., lsGl,
default will be entered against you aud agment
Rendered thereon the petition taken as b. YOU
confessed, and . decree rendered against you a.
prayed therein.
NOBLE i STRONG,
Feb. :, lstl.lm Pitts Att'ys.
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s.nRnA Nrtie.


10 Nancy Hammer, Eugene hammer, yalelia
Denny, john stannus, Wm. Stannus:
NOb and each oi you are hereby notified that
- there is now on file In the Office of the Clerk cf
the Disfnct Court et Ice Ccunty, Iowa, st Fort
NJ adison, petition of Hiram Harney cla,m,ng ~
You Nancy aMmer, as executor Of Noah A. frank
IN, deceased, the sum of thirty Ave hundred dol
lara ahd interest al ter per cent and twanrysix
dollars for taxes paid on said premises, az money
due on mortgage irade by sa,d Noah A. Erankl,n
t. Charles Mason and since hssi gned Ia saa nir.n
Barney, dated August ~, Io58, also claiming
sEans. each Of yeu the foreclosure of said mort
gage, the fsme being upon Lots six tUl and seya,
III in Block three III IN NJ ason's Upper Addition
70 The Guy Of keoka., Lee County, Iowa, for the
purchase money; and further askine ssl. ~ >~iS
~ssSanlses, ami general relief.
And unless you appear and snswss seid peIa.ion
on oT bcfore the noon of ~ eonnna ~ . MI -.
next term Of said Court, ~ spssSenes 8 = Fa.s
Madison On ths third AepdAy = ~, A. b. is6l.
meDt rendered thefeea, shs pAitiss Ssssr :. Is
you confessed, and decrss rssdses1 srain.t you d
prayed therein. Jo4
NOBLE ) GThOnG.
Feb. 3, lSel-ln T9eSss A,,.xs
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10 Hannah ". Mills. frank Mills, G. X. Dimona,
Mary Powers, ". ID. Pruuty, Nj. Alexander, ".
). Ninder, -. " kilbourne, ID. 7. brigham
Voll and salh vi yoa hereby notified tha,
4 there is file in the Office of the Clerk OF
the District Court If Lee County, Iowa, At Fort
Madison, "a petition Of Hiram Barney claiming of
You tissnsh ". Aiiis the sum OF twenty five hun.
area dollars, and niersst at l0 per cent per
and sixty dollars for taxes paic, money duo on
morfg Re lnaie by you TO Cbas. Mason and sin nee
assigned to said Hiram Barney, dated Dccen her
I'D, 1850, aiso claiming against racn Of you tie
toreeiosurr ot said mort gage, the beirg ron
Lot NJ four u IN Biocs ferty-four iisl la
sons Upper Addition TO the City Of Il cox az zee
county aud state II Iowa for the purchase money;
and further asking for lac sale Of sald premises
and general relief.
And unless You appear and answer said petition
on or before noon OF the second day of the nsxt
term Of said Court 10 commence Al Fort Mad son
On the .hnd Monday Of May a, u. 1861, efau 1t
Will be enter a. a4aai lou; The petition taken rs
by you confessed, AID -scsee rendered against you
as prayed therein.
NOBLE 4 STkON3,
Feb. S, lSGl-im Pl:f's attsrneys.