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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-04-26
For the Paliadiu N:

For tho Palladium:
Eds. Palladium: can hardly find word.
to express my emotions on the perusal o
''Jehu's" communication, especially when
he accuses me Of being "too fast" for
have always been kind of an "old fogy.'
and have mover attempted to keep pace with
the Jehus who go ahead with such unrival.
ed velocity. lie has ou,stripped all such
old fossils as myself. am aware that this
is the sge of steam; we have steam doctors.
steam lawyers. and parsons will next be
made. and it will not be long until steam
will be the motive power Of all the transsc-
tons Of life. thereby saving great deal Of
the wear and tear oil muscle. have believ-
Cd. in the simplicity Of my heart. that we
oil have equal rights under the Constitu
ton. | also believe that there is a law
somewhere on record which Furnishes muir.
der it'll hanging or Imprisonment for life.
But the "powers that be" have. on the pay
ment Of $50. given exclusive privileges to
oil who will pay to kill as many as they can
by choking them with liquors that are high.
ly drugged with the most deadly poisons,
thus making themselves and us accessory
70 the deed. position that must make every
sensible man feel degraded, and for one
put N my remonstrsnce 10 all such procee-
dings. II Bro. Jehu seeks for uotoristy in
that direction he is welcome to all the hon.
ors that he can reap. have been for sew
eral years looking Tor that liquor seller who
possesses high moral qualities and eminent
for piety, but have rot yet found one to
''fill the bill" Il would be sight that
woud Gauss angels to wonder 10 see that
person who has christian love shed abroad
in his heart, that love that rcoyketh no euiL
to his nsighbor, engaged in that business,
and still more so 10 see person in that bus
mess ask that the divine blessing yht aid
him in his undertakings in the great work
Of making widows aud orphans, whose tears
water the graves of his victims. l am fully
aware that we have some citizens who have
made some money by the liquor traffic. and
there are plenty to bow the knee and obeis-
ence TO them; il they we're treated as was
Cain and become outcasts and vagabonds
from genteeI society, il would do more TO
suppress the vending of ardent spirits. but
jus, so long as public opinion upholds them
just SO long will there be found those who
are willing TO engage in this species Of kill
ing, and it is the best fellow that can do the
most Mt it. They should be isolated from
society and a mark put upon them 50 that
wherever they might so they would be
known.
have not very acute percepiive faculties,
but hope tina, Bro. Jehu will let his light
shine into my beuighted mind and dispel
the darkness that reigns there. II is much
easier to ask questions than it is to answer
them. however viii do the best can for
you Bro. Jehu, and humbly trust that you
will yet be one of them who will join with
those who are lsboring to do good to those
who have yielded to the syren voice Of the
temptsr. Let us nos uphold those who are
every day iucuring the curse Of heaven BY
putting the bottle to their neighbours lips.
SETH
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Observation-Disclosures!

Let tie STIR Hall be crowded. TIE occa
ZION calls for it:-aid to our sick and wounded
soldiers, TO be disbur. ed by the patr tic Ladie:
Of the Soldiers Aid Society. Swe the amount
to be donated to round 500 if possible--i'
will be ell nee ed; for il, in the expected fight
at r.nth two extra physicians was provided
by our glorious Governor. surely en- ly provis-
ion for tie comfor. Of our brave men Who may
be wounded should also be provi ed. The pock-
ct can be and is reached inv rious ways; but the
most pleasing way to reach it is through $ gen.
uinc, hearty laugh, that stretches the orifice in
the fec to the utmost compass. The rich pro
gramne Of the Armenians, promises this en-
joymcnt and we guarantee that no one will be
d sappointed. Prof Kuchman. the uhrivalled
Music Teacher of our city, has b,on training
the Troup'. and they are an honor to his sei-
cntific sk II. We have heard the music Of the
"sphereses. made by G. w. Ross. in tie new
and ''celes ialifi.d" song Of de Happy Land
OBJ Canaan!"-it is good. Go!
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~ Spring with all its clorics is upon us

~ Spring with all its slorics is upon US
leaves arc conf g-buds are swelling and IN
70 ding their beauties-"April showers bring
forth Here we were called from our case,
to go down stairs to receive two dollars for q
years subscription for The Palladium. in ad-
vance. Other bu-iness insersered, and we did Mt
get back to our case until next morn. This was
THURSDAY and during the night about sx inch
es Of snow h ID fall n, and gianc;ng st the rhap-
sodes on sprrg flowers. the voice of the turtle,
SC. we laid our copy aside sor more appropr-
ate season, we gave one glance out of the win
dow. and finished our copy by saying. in the
impressive language Of Shas speare: Now IS
the WINTER OF our discomfort;
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The New Castle Courier says that VIM.
Weber. a wounded Souldier Of the S6sh In
diana. has returned home and reports the
loss in that regiment at Shiloh Fields to
have been eight killed and abou, forty woun.
dsd. Lieut.. d. Chambers, in the eommaod
of Co. D.. wa, slightly wounded in the head.
and Lieut. Davis Of Connersville is Of the
killed. Col Crosse had his horse shot from
under him. and seiEins . musket went into
the war on equal terms with his n en-.
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rc- Jusr RECEIvED, at
S.rattan's Corner, a
Fine lot Of NEW PATENT
Hoop Skirt. great
Improvement and very cheap

sB.A breach was made in the walls Of
Fort Pulaski, by the Uuon guns. large
enough 10 drive four horse team thro' it;
and our Union men and women are makir g
q "breach" in our friend ID. B. Crawford s
stock Of goods that looks like several four.
horse teams had been loaded already out of
it. and yet he fills up the vacuum thus crea-
ted by fresh supplies.
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~ Ward & Nye. at Their Stove Store at the

eI Ward & Nye at Their Stove Store at the
Depot, have one of the most complete Combina-
ton owes we have ever seea-'old things be
come new, in its con truction--the old fashioned
b i.k oven is a-an revived in its nice and thoro'
ling operations. We have not room this week
to give full description of it; but we advise
all who want GOOD cook stove to call and ex.
anime this one.
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~ A LzcTURv, before the

~ A LzcTURv, before the Ric .mond Libra
ry Association. at Henry Hall. on Monday eve,
28th inst, at 1-o o'clock by Joseph Moore. Of
Earlham College. Subject: Vegetable philos-
ophy, or how Plants grow" After the lecture,
the rause Of the rise Of the sap in trees &C. will
be discussed S% Admittance free.
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EE c. thinner. opposite the Meredith
House, has just received a large stock of
Wall and Window Paper and Border, new
patterns. at reduced rr;ees. Also, Chill
dren's Wagons, Ladies' Baskets and q
general assortment Of Notions. Call and
see tie new stock and the low prices.
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Gin. & Chicago Air Line r. R.

o. The Gin. & Chi Air Line r. r. has es-
tablishei Night Train, making connections
with the threads centering at kokomo. Rich
mond, Logansport and Chicago. The following
is the table for day and night trains leaving and
arriving At different pc nts:
On and after Wednesday, April 8, 1862. Trains
Will n as follows:
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s..,,p.,urA-This tropical root has reputation
vide 20 world for caring class Of sosders that
r~pusation too Which deserves as the
beet for scrofuicus complaints But
10 be It's virtues msss be
and com btued other medicines thst inereAse its
power some reliable eomposnd Of this ehAfseser 10
snueh needed eomnunity.-Rcsd the adverseueDs
- b. Avs Sarn paYiila in columns and know
nerds nc sneomaca from to give citizens cen
.tsuss IN what he Ogers - Organ, syrscese, v. Y.
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@The New York Store is in receipt of one
Of the finest stocks Of Goods that this popular
establishment ever offered the public. Their
Dress Goods, Shawls, Embroideries, &C, are
we'll worthy the attention Of the ladies'.
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Soeietu aud 9ostoftife Directory, II
MASONIC CALENDAR.

Webb Lodge, on the third We inesday-
Richmond Lodge, meets the first Tuesday
evening in every month
King Solomon Chapter, second Friday.
Wa,ne Council, frs; Thursday in March. June,
Septen Der and December.
Britton Lodge (colored, hrst Mo- day in each
month.
I. q. o. F.
White Water Lodge meets overv Friday evening
Herman ftierman) Lod ye.every Tuesday evening
Wood ward Lodge.every "Wednesday evening.
Oriental Encampment, every second and fourth
tuesday eve. OF each month.
Degree of Rebecca. of W hitewater and " oodward
lodges first and third Tuesday of each month.
Degree of Rebecca, of Herman Los gs, first and third
Monday Of each month
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~ Irwin Reed continues at the old stand
Of Reed & Swayne with general stock Of
hardware. cutlery. iron, nails, shovels.
spades, hoes. mill and cross cut saws. oil
carpet. enameld cloth, bird cages. &c. &C..
for sale cheap.
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To- Go to 81 Main street, and you will be
astoni-hed at the quantity, beauty, style. quail
~ and extremely low prices Of Dry Goods now
opening on first and second II ors. Haines is
determined to please the people. You cannot
fai! TO be suited.
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Pa son Brownlow's Book, will soon
make IS appearance. NJ. John Beler, OF
Centerville, is the sol. Agen. Tor WAYNE coun-
ty. He is now procuring subscribers for the
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-04-26
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
ron THE CURE or


Costreness, Jo,,diee Dyspepsia Indigestion, Dyse-
teyy. Fond Stomach, E'ysipelas. Headache. Piles,
Rheumatism, Errptions and Skin Diseases, Lirer
Complaint Dropsy, letter. Ttmors and SAT- Rheaena,
Worms, Gom, Neuralgia, a. Disner PHI, and for
Purifying the Blood
They sugar-coated, that the sensitive
take them pleasantly and they the best aperent in
the world for all the purposes of family physc.
Price, Is cents per Box; Five boxes for $1o0.
Great numbers of Ciergymen, Physicians, Statesmen.
and eminent personages. have lent their names to
fy the unparalleled usefulness of these remedies but
space here will not permit the insertion of them.
The Agents below named furnish gratis AMERICAN
ALMANAC, in which they given; with also full
descriptions of the above complaints and the treatment
that should be followed for their cure.
Do be put off by unprncipled dealers with other
preparations they make more profit Demand
AYERS, and take others. The sick want the best
aid there is for them, and they should have it.
All our Remedies are for sale by
Stidlom # Co, E. G.. Potts. Plumncr s
Rely. Richmond. Ind. AHena Co., GIN
cinnati. and by all Druggists and dealers
IN Medicines ererychele.
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PREPARED BY
DIR. ]. C.. AVER & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle Six Bottles fer ..
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such for the of every
variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that it is
rely unnecessary for recount the evidence of its
virtues wherever it has been employed. AS long
been in constant throughout this section need
not do more than assure the people its quality kept
do for their relief all it has been found do
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rhe fsschmond BcnevoIen. society

Meets on the Tirst Monday evening In each month
erruis q Church 70 snother-objeet 20 search
COT ana relieve the worthy Donations are solicit
ssd stsvsris-J. NJ Poe. Mrs. n. Conn. J. VISION.
Nss y. Coz. ,. X. IG, A. L. scott, Mrs H. Han. Ms
Is, u scott. :: L. little. Mrs. ath Mrs HAushton
=. y conIsy, W. b. FAg An, and o. w. liin.
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s. w. LUDLOW,
SURGEON Dentist,
darx ST., No. 2O,ovER T. WRrsHT's SroR,

RICHMOND. INDIANA,
RESPECTFULLY sees 70 III eeifisesscf Riei
TX mad and vicinity that he IL permAnen;
Io-..ed IL this pisee. ana is Trepar>d afsr nine ysa
rr,cties In CirrSurati. TO perform work IN the
1900 .txle, Of tie Dental Ar. Coaslsucss Gu
y.Ir.n;ts base Cold and Silver work. made il . ssy
"a sa.llsrgs eon7~sitsn. and ~ prices - low - &
9..lity q the work performed viii justify.
Iiehroc5, Jan <se, 1881
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The Pab,f,her. Of this city. have sisgreed here.'-
sss, to csrxe Is for sAeh notice Of hELio'oo
GEErfS5s-o Literary. school, Agrfeu f1rai' hor'ie1i'
.r,.t aud other meetings which are
~, ,o.c.I,, of General ehsrscter not paidfor II
n. ,ime I'll charged TO the perso1 handing il such
ustfses.
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RELrerous IrEM.-Four hundred and for
ty persons have joined the Methodist church
in the Conersville. Ind. during the pas.
three months.
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NlHE seiice Men, Explosive Coal oii ~ the
M BEST ~ cents gallon, and the BEST
PTTrSBCRGH Carkoc Oil t1ot safe At Is Ter
sAen. We invite asiersn TO The test .s aPPy TO ear
. Coal OIL. PLCENxk KELLY
April Is Il 4s
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temperance Orders.
The GoopTEMPLARs meet every Wednesday Even
ing.
food remp.ars in Milton Friday evening.
40 DO do Dublin. Monday evening
do do do Cambridge. TUESDAY evening
do do do JscksonbGrg. Friday evening.
The SONS OF TEMPERANCE Iaeet every Saturday
-vening.
me reuperance Csntervilieon Friday
TheCNioN TENPLARS (colcred) every Friday even'e
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4 Profession Of the Fire Compaai,,
NoTIcE

II hereby siren thai &. ~. sWAfNE .,.xxhavt,.s
settle al acee1uss AT eoil=e. III claim. a.. ~.
tAse Of Dr. A. B. Batter. deceased
n u. BUTLER. Kxeeasrix
" tes Estate Dr.. B-,isr. seeesxed
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Eaton and Richmond
RAILWA Z.
WINTER ARR FRAGMENT
Commencing Monday. Nov. H. 1861.
Upsg ard Trains.
Down ward Trains

Passenger Trains will run this Road leaving
erai statioDsas follows.
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FORGE W. RRY,
GENERAL AGENT!
WASHINGTON, D. c.

uNRoNpy After ,ion gvea 60 TIE pposeeztIon Of All
T. Ciairs before the several DepartUeass fSov
a.zt Pensions. of Pay. Bo7asy. Horses Il :.
~ sery.ee saval Prise Money. asi >e.ries4s-, a.
sus,ers Qaar.sraasssrs fayEsssers and PRrs<rs Az
coarts.
! AYriI Is. lss2- IF7s
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~CM CLOTH. Nahexary Goth for sfand Store and
yI Bank Counter. Table and Plane Covers Also bean
sifay fgured spreads stands Tsaes- De CoIors
snd Textare NOT INJURED b BOILING WATER. CAN
PHRNE SPIRITS. Ae.
NICHOLSON BRO.
Richmond. 9Th Ee-. t7fh- 90 Is
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ID. NJ. MORROW. Supt.
. u l.CI
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-19

40
eo9n . tne mt meeting after Tie election, the rounsse
~ eoeet sn1ths council shall axs time and plaes 9
Snlcn my gu hear and determine aid contest.
Sec. 70. The person making said contest shah
WITHIN twenfy:four hours after fling with IL
Guy council notice q said contest serve upon
notice Of the grounds Of contest, with the tine
and place q which the city council Win hear
and determine the same.
Sec. rs. At the time and place fxed bv tie
pity council they shall hear and determine aid
contest a. in their Judgment shall appear iust
and lawful and the decision rendered BY the
pouncil shallall be final and conclusive.
Sec. "a. The judges and clerks Of election shall
each be entitled to one dollar for each day they
shsll serve as such.
Approved August IL, 1861.
THOMAS W. wATERS0N, Mayor.
P.H. PETERS, Clerk.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

Notice is hereby given that all taxes remain
ing unpaid on personal property after the first
day of June 1867, the treasurer is required to
issue his warrant to the sheriff to levy and col
iect such unpaid taxes. Chapter ia, Sec 81
&c is OF 1860, requires the treasurer to issue hs
warrant to the sheriff to collect all unpaid taxes
on personal property, together with his fees
for collecting the same Persons will find ii
to their interest to pay Immediately, or before
the sheriff serves tdewarrants, as they are low
in his hands, .E.LOVELL. Treasurer
Marysville, May %. 1862.
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CENTRALIA NURSERY

We have 1t Centralia. Nemehs county, KmnA abeat
10000 app1e trees al graed and OF I'll vas that hsso
been tested the They have been rov1 hsrs the
opeo prairje n any trees viii do well n Ksns 49,
must Also quantity Cherries and dGrsnt vetisso(
Strawberries LAYTON B ,ss e -: sh.n =
10y oI.'ng me IAN 7. Ksasas x;tS - -
on favorable terms Apple trees3 yeass noV8 foo ma
lto sees high and stoty, 20 cent Aehse rs in mo-
Nursery kindso Farm produee and sock Give seu
a you going to the river, and Ains e yoursev-
have 10 spare and tale home fxs vhen IL peo tina Or
trsnspantng comea Some pcslsr tansplasting IN H.
Pan others in the spring-sit yeursaysa
June, 1862. BAKER 4 SQUIRE.
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Publicafion notice.

shall County,s 5. In the secOndDistrict court
for Marshall County. : -. 8,
William J. Wilson,
Stuart Wade, & James r. Hurd as Trustee.
The above named defendant will take notice
that the plaintiff above named, fled his petition
herein, on the Goth day Of June, 1862, the object
and prayer of which is to recover q judgment
against said Wade tor $255.00 with interest at
the rate of sixty per cent per annum from the
18th day of May 1860, due from said defendant
Wade, on prommissory note dated May 18th
1859, for $3.50. 90 with interest after maturity
until paid, at the rate Of sixty per cent per an
Eum due in twelve months from the date there
of to the order Of this plaintiff; and for q de-
cree of foreclosure and sale of the N orthwest
quarter of sectisn number nineteen 19) town,
ship four (4) range nine (9) in Marshall county,
Kansas, and that unless they demur or answer
TO the petition filed herein on or before the 18th
day Of September, 1862, said petition viii be
taken - true, and judgment rendered in &C
sordance with the prayer thereof
MIS- ]. D. BRUMBAUGH, Plfs atty.
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Ny stock consists in parts Is follows:
1000 sacks super6ne ard extra Flour,
800 bushels Of Dried Fruit,
200 barrels and half barrels Whisky, .
100 bbls. Salt
$50 boxes Of Tobacco,
200 kegs of Nails,
so sacks of Coffee,
$50 bbls. brown and refined Sugars,
Molasses in barrels, hall bbls and kegs
Golden Syrup, Rice, Msckerel, Herring,
Spices of all kinds, Ceam Tarter, Soda, Oys-
tiers, sardines, Condles Soap, besides many 9TH
er articles too tedious o mention; suffice it to
sag my stock is full and complete, being the
largest in Atchison, an6I can and will sell as low
as any House on the Missouri River.
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
,s..r 8!
PROPRIETOR.

Marysv11le. - :. Kansas.
Having recently fitted up and opened their
large and connections house. sre prepared to
may give them eau.
They have the largest and most commodious
stabls in t. vss1 ed plsaty ofgrain and hsx.
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.
John . ;;:'s., 81 4...sA...s.

Notice is hereby given b Joseph Irwin. Jackman
christian name nnkno.n. Peter Byum, Byrum, chris
and STYLE of Irwin. Jackman Co nonresdens Of Mar
sha County, State Of kansa John FRAZIER plaintiff
Ia the above entitled caus sued out ON tbs md day ct
June A. D. lS62 vns Of attachment before william p
Hee aJustice Of the reaoA IN ana ir Nsrysve Town.
chip Xsrsh.n Co. State q Kans md thar property is
Jusce at his ofesin the city a NariiIs IN aid Town
ship County and stats on tie l9th ay II July lsa
the hour of ten O'Clock IN the forenoon Of aid day. Judge
to satisfy the claim Of the plaintiff il bang dol
Ian and eighty nix cents, $z2S6
$1,000 -, J0HN IRAZIKR.
errT7-rr.-s H3. 1A0za, his Atsy.
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THEO. BARTHOLow,
wnoLEsAsE GROCER!
ATCHISON, KANSAS.

Iwould respectfully announce to the Mer-
chants of the Interior Of Kansas, that have q
large and comp lete assortment of GROCERIES
of every description, Which l offer at very low
rates for cash or produce, such as Dry Hides,
Bacon, Lard, &C., sc.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

By virtue Of an alias fee bill issued out of the
md District court in and for Marshall county,
Kansas will on Wednesday the 18th day of
June A. D. 1862, in front Of the Barrett House in
Marysville, between the hours of ten o'clock A.
N. and four o'clock P. NJ of said day, offer for
safe one wagon, levied on as the property of
Jared 4. Amsden to satisfy said fee bill.
G. D. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
Marysville, May Is, 1862
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MERCHANTS OF THE INTERIOR,
Are respectfully invited to all and examine my stock and
prices and they will be certain buy All kinds of market
able produce taken in exchange for Goods at the high
est market rates. .l
n13 3m THEO. BARTHOLOW.
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BAKER & SQUIRE.
WAHCEl

Atthis Office, god fAithfhl boy from IA to is
years Of age - an apprsntice to The printing
business. An apt and industrious boy villrs-
ssiys good induesnmts. E
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Ihomas SMITH, defendants.
To Lewis Book and James Parsons. You are
ereby notified that the above named plaintiff
has commenced an action in the above entitled
court against you to recover a judgment against
said defendant, Louis Book, for the sum Of two
hundred and eighty-fve dollars and interest
thereon from the 18th of May 1859, at the rate
Of FIVE per cent per month upon prommissory
note signed by said Book on the 26th of May
1858, payable to John W. Russell or order, and
to subject to the payment of said amount and
interest the following premises, mortgaged by
said Book to secure the same, to wit: The north
east quarter of section eight, township two,
south of range nine, east. in said county to sell
the same and apply the proceeds to the payment
of said amount and interest and the costs of this
action and to foreclose all of the defendants
from all right, title or equity of redemption in
and to said premises. Said note and security
having been assigned to the plaintiff by said
Russell.
Now unless you plead answer or demur to
said plaintiffs petition on or before the 18th day
of August A. D. 1862, the said petition will be
taken as true and judgment rendered according
~.
I'D. BRUMEAUGH & STINsoN Ravens,
nlJ AttOrnsys.sl fPlf