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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
BROKERS, ,NoTARIEs, AGENCY
WALTER v. CROUCH,
GENERAL BROKER AND AGENT,
No. 43 Natchez street, up stairs.

r G.. DREuX-
TAX AND COLLECTING AGENCY,
OPPOSITE THE COURTHOUSE,
CAgRoLLroY, LOUISIANA,
Will attend to the payment of Taxes the parish of Jeer
on the redemption of property forfeited for Taxes
either Corporations Of the Parish the tracing
examining of Titles procuring Certificates of Mortgage
recording and registering Acts etc. etc viii also give par
tcuar attention to the sale of Real Estate and collection
Rents. Orders left at Messrs. VoIsoN d DROuETS No,
l22 Carondelet street. New Orleans promptly attended TO-
TOHN NBENDERNAGEL 81 @. o. DUGUE
TARIEs LIC,
GOmnnissloners OF Deeds, Etc.,
For the States of
Esz York Alnnams Eisssspp Eiossa ffPt9Gky f1to
NJ tl42s Wisconsin, Michigan Kansas California Etc,
No. rs Carondelet Street,
UP STAIRS.
ID MORGAN.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE BROKER,
So Common street, New Orleans.
The patronage Of his friends respectfully solicited
Refsrsuce-Ths Old Merchants generally
WILLIAM II. LIMBO,
GENERAL AGENCY AND COLLECTING OFFICE
No. I4I Magazine street,
New Orleans.
All orders left at A E. BLACKMARs, No. l67 Canal street
| will be promptly attended to-
pURRE, CLARK 81 TREPAGNIER~
GEO MeDgFFIE BURKE, formerly Jno n 9 Burke 3 a BTs
| NIER, formerly Putnam q Col
/ General Merchandise Brokers'
| No. 2S Bank Place, New Orleans,
B-Particular attention given to the sale of Provision
Baggn, Gunny Bags, Rope Coffee Sugar Salt htquorse
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FoR nUTANEoUs DISORDERS
DR.. MAGGIEL's PILLS

Each BOX Contains ne Pllls.
ONE PILL rs A DOSE.
as- NoTruE-None genuine without the engraved trade
mark around each pot box, signed by DOCTOR J..
MAGGIEL, Hew York. to counterfeit which is felony,
R Sold by all respectable Dealers in medicines throughout
the United States Canada Is per pot
BARNES, WARD & CO., Agents,
New Grleans
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LoNpoH, August 22d, 1866.

james NJ. Wehli, Esq:
nv 0ea sAs yon going back to tha United States
be3 remember kindly 10 tha Mesrs Chlcker
ia4 Ie hem dell hted with their Grand no Foe
as good los rauent think turned out boeh
ID Touch ana Tone Wishing You, etc,,
Irenain ever truly,
Firm Of r. Rroadwood Sons Piano Fore Manufacturers
LOnaon.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
VIZ B. GOLDHRGs

WIN. eOLDENG,
CONSULTING ENGINEER AND DRAFTsMAR.
Plans Specifications made for all kinds Of Machinery
Surveys carefully Instituted ard Specifications sesn forh tho
condition and requirements Of the Huls and Machinery
Of Steamships Steamboats, will be promptly furnished
Parties contemplating the purchase of Steamships and Steam
boats would do well to have them examined before buying.
Novelty EroE Works,
Corner Dslord and New Lsvee streets,
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Euroaean TesllMOn1als.
Received dut;ng The mooth o. August, 1856
ns-r,,,.- inl,- ns 1ess

LOADON, July % I6b5.
Msls s Cbcterirg a : ops;
Gssys-. esse 3gach f'easue IN iorlos'ng dotnment
sisue 20 Cen il J.je gcp in
EtAnne aelv Hehos ID e., fta on lssde nv
cesaaea % 4aaL ell II anSto onA i,h
a' passnna' 1.eIiep.
41a :4ctdfa te .i1cA g pese hdS nimhus tey have
bsea 90 .s kt.asc,. br stl' al be sa1ta stae,
leiis eSe'sed sna tt .ield NJ Gollap, which AN
rn,.Se be > j ya.a 10 sou.
JAMES N. WEHLI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
DIR. MAGGIEL's PILLS,

AS an antbous remedy the following extracts from yariou
letters win hoped sufficient Importance to justify
thequotng of them here:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
GAED.

tits with feelings Of pride Amsttc maauao, bat
publish shs Following lsJimon ais wnch haze bssaie-
ee tsd W us teGepsy;
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4 NEW AND GRAND EPOCH IN MEDICINE.
DR. masslers Pllla ana snlve.
a VIGOROUS APPETITEl

And correspondngy strengthen the digestion They tone the
Liver clear the Head and steady TO those who
| are not familiar with the use Of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
yyarsroons, No. eSs ISroadNay, New York
oHIcKERINa 4 SONS
GRAND, square and Upright
PIANO FoRTEs

ro now as they have ever been considered THE BEST
AMERICA, having been awarded
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26

A PHYSIOLOGICAL
VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
Containing nearly 300 pages and 1870 fine Plates and En-
cravings the Anatomy of the Human Organs in state of
Health Disease with treatise Early Errors, its De
porabe Consequences upon Mind Body with the Au
thors Plan of Treatmenthe eny rational and successful
mode cure, shown by the report of treated
truthful the married. and those contemplating mar
rage who doubts their physical condition Sent
free Of postage any address, receipt 25 cents in stamps
or postage currency, by addressing
DR. LA CROIx,
No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y.
The author may upon any the diseases upon
which his book treats either personally by mail and medi
cnes sent any part of the world.
ESrA HAisH ED ..'...',.'.''''..'..''.'''''nS"'
THE BEERIAN HOUSE FURNISHING WARERo0MS,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26

The hrst aim human bsiags happiness and happiness
implies health Of body and mind.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
DEFiANon
D. HIRsCH 4 CO.,
zg4 WATER street, New York.

- THE DAILY NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT KEEP,
ON FTT.E
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26

rVvuOE2As EB. B0DAEY 81 OO.s
NO. PERpIuo STREET, tAdloining Masonic Baidin8
ovr1oR NO. 1873 aRAvIKR s7RERE, NEW oRlEANs.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AND
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Circular CrOssOut Asil Muey saws; Com Mills va
Mills Betting Appsratus; Shang Pnlies and Belt4ns
All descriptions OF Plantation Machinery and Agreau ra
Implements
We keep constantly on hand full supply of
gAtyE CARTS, PLANTATION AND Road WAaoNS
Timber Wheels Wheebaros from the well known facsois
OF J osbua Bodlsy, Wheeing Va
We have connection with extensive les aud machine
shopsn ST. Louis Lousv Cincinnati esburg, through
which prepared contract for class of machinery
On most favorable srmB and dever anywhere north OF FaW
ORLEANS trae OF freight. TH0s b. BonhbY 3 20
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26

Ieonsi5er ohckering Sons Pianos beyong Comparison
" 9e7s IS tn HALBERG,
t.Cbairnan of JnrE Musical InstramentsN
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-22
Death of Henry John Denis.

An English paper says:-''Among those who
went down with the lll-fated ship London there
is one gentleman whose name deserves to be
rescued from the common oblivion which, as
far as the public is concerned, is likely too
soon 10 overtake the majority OF the sufferers.
Narrowly escaping q few years ago similar
fate on board the Marco Polo, when she struck
an iceberg In the middle of the night in the
Southern Ocean, and displaying the utmost pre-
sence OF mind on that terrible occasion, Mr..
Henry John Denis had since been very active
as colonial explorer, and had for many
months been engaged in a hazardous hunting
expedition in the wild regions and among the
savage tribes which lie at the back of Port
Natal. Not on these accounts, however, would
his name deserve to be brought into prominent
public notice. The circumstances for which he
is entitled to place in our memories is, that he
is understood to be the first, if not the only
Engllshman who has actually grewn cotton in
free negro labor. Starting for America whilst
the civil war was still at its height, he took O
plantation on the Mississippi, near Vicksburg,
under the promise OF adequate protection from
the United States Government.
HE succeeded lin raising q crop, and only
retired when he found that in the then existing
state OF things 1t was utterly impossible to grow
that crop without great pecun1ary loss as well as
personal risk. AS some atonement, however,
the United States Government gave him special
honorary certificate, copy of which we subjoin
for the satisfaction of our readers For the bene-
fit Of the uninitiated we may state that the
army worms therein referred to are species OF
destructive insect which preys upon the cotton
plant:-0ffce of Assistant Special Agent of the
Treasury Department for Leasing Abandoned
Plantations, VicBsburg, Miss, Nov. 8, ls64.-To
Henry John Denis late of No. IL Grove, Clap
ham road, London, son of John Denis, Esq, Of
the Legs, Cambridge, and Great Shelford, is the
first Englishman that has grown cotton, by free
colored labor, in this district of the slave States
of the Mississippi United States. The said cot
ton grown on the Adams plantation, sixteen
miles south of Vicksburg, in the year of adver
sity, Army Worms, and Guerillas, 1864. G. w.
Wintropp Assistant Special Agent OF United
States Treasury Department for Leasing Aban
doned Plantations
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-22
A LocomotIve Runninr Wtld.

singular occurrence took place on Saturday
morning at the junction of the Western Mary
land with the Northern Central Railway. The
locomotive "Monocacy," Of the Western Mary
land Railroad, was on the track OF that read, as
usual, ready TO back down for the passenger
train OF said road, which goes from the city with
the mail train, and cuts loose from said train
below the junction. By some mistake on the
part OF the swtch-tender at the junction the
switch was LETT open, and the mail train, running
as her usual and fast speed, entered the track OF
the Western Maryland Railroad. The engineer
and fireman of the Western Maryland Railroad
locomotive. seeing the danger, made every effort
to start the engine aud get out OF the way, put
the distance and time being so short they
could not get the engine started in time to
prevent collision, and therefore left her to her
late. The conclusion was so great that the bolt
coupling the tender with the engine was thrown
out and one safety chain broken, the tender
being but slightly injured. The engine bounded
Off with but one single chain connecting the
tender with the engine, the engineer and fire.
man, with others, Immediately following on
foot. The locomotive. was soon at speed of
forty miles per hour, and having full furnace
of wood, there was no telling where she would
be brought up. She passed two very short
curves on the road at fearful rate of speed,
much to the wonderment of all along the route,
not knowing what the wild freak meant. One
OF the provisions of the charter of the Western
Maryland Railroad Company Is that the
whistle s to be sounded or the bell rung at
all road crossings, but 1t has not been ascer-
Calneu JnaL tnlR LOCOMOTIVE COmpleu btIlCGy
with this provision. 1t was fortunate that the
pumps were on at the time, as the cold water
pumped into the boiler had a beneficial effect in
arresting her wild career. The cold water hav-
ing arrested her. she was found seven miles up
the road, ana, strange to say, near the water
station where she had been accustomed to get
her supply When found a coored man was
occupying the seat of the engineer with his
fiddle, and was entertaining himself and the
locomotive with the tune Of 'John Browns
Soul is Marching On" he had not mechanical
skill sufficient to shut off the valve, and the
steam getting up again by the stoppage, she
was about starting again on her wild course as
the engineer approached, seeming TO fear a re-
primand from her master for thus unceremoni-
ously leaving him; but the colored man said she
should not move peg, and had, as he said,
''scotchedn the wheels with wood from the
tender. Had it not been tor the pumps being
Oh, she would have run into the freight train
east, which was only four miles distant The
engine and cars OF the Northern Central Rail-
way we're but slightly broken, and fortunately
no passengers were Injured.-BdhinaOTe Sun.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-22
The French Post Office.

The annual report of the Post Office Depart
ment OF France shows that during the past year
3ll 900, 600 letters we're written and despatched
within the limits OF France. OF these 287,00O00
were franked; 275,O00,OOO newspapers passed
through the post office during the past twelve
the post Office during that period amounted to
above 93O0O 0O0t., TO which, if one adds the
money paid Tor the postage of newspapers the
formidable sum Of fifty odd millions is attained;
ence has increased since the year 1851 at the
rate of between 3,0OO,o00f. and 1000, ,00Of. per
annum. In bends, railway scrip, and bank
notes no less than 775,924, ,0O0f. passed through
the LOST Office, VIII ch brought in q return of
79s, ,93Sf. to the treasury. To avoid paying the
tax ON lettres chdTCes, money is constantly for,
warded by the post without the sender declaring
the contents OF his letter. II discovered, this
breach of the laws which regulate post Office
transactions is punished by heavy hne.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-22
Disturbances in Tennessee.

from the Nd6hOtHe Union, l6m.
One evening last week. party of unknown
armed men entered Clifton, in Wayne county,
and rode up to the house of Mr.. Hughes, late an
officer IN the Rebel army, and sent messenger
in, and demanded that either he should appear
at the door, or send out his coat which he had
worn in the Rebel service. Believing that the
latter would be safest, he sent out his coat, when
the men hung it up and fred a volley al 1t; after
which they sent it in telling him if he behaved
himself hencetorth all would be right; but If not,
he would get the next voley through the heart.
Alter leaving the house they went to the resi-.
dence of Dr. Fuller, who had been in the Rebel
army, and who had on one occasion solicited
and obtained the office OF executioner TO shoot a
Union man, and called him out. On his appear
ance they amounted" him with bowie-knives
and literally cut him to pieces. The party then
left. Both Hughes and Fuller had been con
nected with the Rebel Conscript Bureau. 1t is
believed that the party were the relatives and
friends of the Union man who was killed by
Fuller, who was so anxious to play the eXecu
tiOner.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-22

EFFEors OF ToBAcoo.-From 1872 to 1882 the
tobacco tax IN France produced 28 0OO 600 francs,
and the lunatic asylums contained 5000 patients.
The tobacco revenue has now reached $50, ,000,0 600
francs, while there are 44,0OO paralytlc and
the increase Of lunacy has kept pace with the
increase of the revenue OF tobacco. These
statistics. presented by M. jolly to the Academy
OF Science, in connection with the closing words
OF his speech, contain frighttul warning Ia
those foiming the pernicious habit Of smoking,
now increas ng so rapidly:-"rhe immoderate
use of tobacco, and more especially OF the pipe
produces a weakness OF the brain and In the
spinal marrow, which causes madness" N'~
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-22

THE STAMP AGENCY, NO. 30l CHEsNUT
u STREE, AaoyE, THIRD, WILL BE CONTINUED
a STAMPS Sf EVERY DESCRIPTION CONSTANTLY
on HAND AND III Any AMOUNT his
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G sILBERMAN d CO., IMPORTERS OF
Ne fANOi No. Is II. FOURTH Street,
10 Ns y ON NJ II DITV
PHILADELPHIA

Portemo onnaies, Pocket Books Purses travelling Bags,
BAtchelB Dressing Cases Ladies' Companions Writing
Desks, Portfolios, Work Boxes, Jewel Boxes fhS o
b Chm ana tSt HIs Poeket Cutef
RaEOrs Combs Brushes Perfumery. SOAPS Fans Hsir Hal
peliah Goods. Bracelets seek Bet Clasps Studs
sleeve Buttons Scarf Pins; Scarf Rlnss SIN Watch
Keys Shawl Pins, Violin Strings. Beads Of an kinds
Boards, BaekRammon Boards Playing CardS. Peck Il
Flasks Drinking Cope TobaccQ Pipes, obacco BoxeI
Tubes. Cigar Cases, tBH
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
- ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK, January !, 1866.
5000 shares ar $780, all paid in cash $500 100000
ASSETS.
estate he'd BY The Company ................. $3.50
Amount cash hand. 5,s54zS
Amount of cash deposited In Banks specifying
in what Banks the same is depos ted F.
Atlantic National Bank, of n. Y. Sl2,770'7O
CiIy National Bank, OF Brooklyn,
" iA'.''''',.'''''',.'.,'' l2,9ss4s
course course Of transmission i. - @ w I,a594s
Amount OF Loans secured by Bonds and Mort
cages constituting the first lien Real
Years in terest due and owing 72s5OOo
Amount of Loans which interest has not
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RFFFRFNcFs IN pHILADELPHl


ANDREW q. CRAIG. No. 1888 s. Front street
J. Is. MEYERS q Co., Nos 232 and 2S4 Market Market street
EDMUND YARD & Co, No 6l7 Chestnut street
NoRK AoCoUoH q Co, No SO s. Third street
BAILEY a. Co, TO- $40 hesnut street
WoLeAMUFH Il RALEIGH, No. Bank street
JOHN YoGT & %. No so 3. Fourth street
W. w. KNIGHT Son, Nos. 500 and oil Commerce
street ,,,.,, -.
2lT stuth3e No. AZ WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
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The amount of profits since the establishment of the
Company, apporttoned to the in present
cash value vas e40 000 and in addition thereto
pound interest at the six per cent per annum
made.
The law under which this Company Is chartered pro-
vices Tint Ii the Capital should, from any be-
come mpail ed to the extent of TWENTY-FIVE Thousand
Dollars or more, the Stockholders SHALL BE CALLED
UPON TO MAKE GOOD sUcH DEFICIENCY This is the onlv
cash Company in America which affords this safeguard
to p Policv-holders.
JOSEPH PATTERSON Esq, President OF the Western
Bank.
Hon ARCHIBALD MCINTYRE Treasurer of the United
States Mint. ...|a .-f
Messrs. JAY CooKE& Co,
Messrs. RICHARDS WEsTCoTT d Co.
Messrs. STUART q BROTHER. t.i
o. BARDENWERPER
General ARent for Pennsylvania,
l7stuth3t No. 422 WALNUT street, Phila
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PREFERENCES IN PHILADELPHIA.
Messrs. CHARLES VEIN & co.,
essTs. CANS, LEBERMAN & Co.,
Messrs. Moss co.,
Nj. MORRIS MARBLE
G. A. THUDIuM,
~ O. BARDENwERPER, Agent,
2 II stuth3t No. Az WALNUT Street, Phila.
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INCOME,
Amount OF cash premiums received, less re-
turn premiums and reinsurance.
Amount OF interest money received. ............
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Amount Of interest on investments due and
unpbluss. .................s
Amount OF interest on investments accrued
Dut not dne.... .,..:.......,,'''''''''
Amount of premiums due and unpaid..........
Office Furniture and Revenue Stamps on hand.
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Amount OF Losses paid during the year sl4l, 1857 96
Amount of Dividends paid during the year 10000 %
Amount of Expenses paid durI the ear In
Agents and oaiceTs Of the Company 81 sO7 81
eiSdng GOyeSmeSnt @ SS1 Tax 3s sue oompany sSe2NO
Of the GoSpany Gr anu lsS45 OG
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Amount OF stock held by the Company as COL
la4eral security for loans with tbe amount
market yalue.- n = '7---I
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Amount of Interest on Investments made by
the Company, due and unpaid. ...............
Amount OF Interest accrued but not due on
Bonds ana Mortgages, Uniteo states Bonds,
Bonds and Insurance StOcks.....,.,.....,,,,.
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INCOME.
Amount OF Cash Premiums received. ...........
Amount of Interest money received from the
investments ofthe Company y....",...,"....
Amount OF Income OF the Company from any
other sources. es...........,.,...,.......
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U. s. Internal Revenue Stamps. .....,...........
Office furniture and fixtures Tor two ohices....
BiHs receivab g Tor lnand Navigation Risks.
CoiIstefal Security for Loans, with the
amount loaned on each kind Of stock, its par
md markell Yalue = Il -------L ----- ~
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-03-29
Original Notice.
State of Iowa

State of Iowa,
Floyd County.
To Sanford A. Hudson. Sarah d. Hudson his
wife, George johnson, Jane Award. Richard
Lown. Octavia J. Lamphire, l.. c. Burroughs,
Oliver Frizzell. Moses Conger. Richard l..
Jones, o. p. HarwOod, 7. Il. Gilbert, j. p.
Webster, and Mrs. Anna Stephens
You and each of you are hereby notified
that on or before the first day of May, A. ID.
1866, there will be on file in the Office Of the
Clerk of the District Court of Floyd county,
Iowa, Petition of ID. b. Garfield claiming OF
you Sanford Hudson and Sarah ID. Hudson the
foreclosure of certain Mortgage executed by
you. the said Sanford and Sarah D. Hudson,
to the said ID. b Garfield on the eighth day
of December, A. ID. 1859, on the following
described premises situate in the county of
Floyd and State of Iowa, to wit The South
east quarter and the East half of the North
east quarter of Section sixteen, 16) in Town
ship ninety.six 1861 North of Range sixteen
49, West, and also asking decree for the
payment of certain Promssory Note of even
date with said Mortgage executed by you the
said Sanford Hudson to the said ID. b. Garfield
tor the sum of eight hundred dollars with the
interest due and accumulated thereon.
Aud unless you appear and answer thereto
on or before noon OF the second day of the
next May term of said Court-said term to
commence on Monday the 2lst day of May.
A. ID. 1866, Judgment and decree will be rem.
dered against you as prayed for in said Peti-
ton. III. o. PRATT,
IVA Atty for Plaintiff
90 cent U. S. Revenue stamp, Cancelled.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-03-29
Original Notice.
The Stnte of Inwn

The State of Iowa
To David Ripley and his wife Esthe,
Ripley, Charles Arthur administrator of tn,
estate of Russell Arthur, deceased. the Stat,
of iowa for the use Of the School Fund, Geo
W. Mitchell assignee of Cheney & Brackett
b. A. Manchester, II. b. Rocky well, Emerson
Johnson and Andrew Harpending, defend
ants: #
You are hereby notified that on or before
the fifteenth day Of March, 1856, there will
be on file in the office of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court of Floyd county, Iowa, a Petition
OF s. Il. Starr, administrator of the estate OF
Jeremiah Eaton, deceased, claiming of the
said David Ripley the sum Of fifteen hundred
dollars $500 with interest thereon from
November third, 1858, at the rate of ten per
cent. per annum, as money due on a contract or
bond, executed by said jeremiah Eaton to said
David Ripley, dated November third, 1856,
for the sale of the following described real
estate. situate in said Floyd county, to wit /:
The N K of Section ten Q0) i'm Township No.
ninety (95) north, of range eighteen QS)
west of the fifth principal meridian /; and ask
ing that said David Ripley be required to per.
form said contract or that the interest of said
defendants be foreclosed therein. f
And unless you appear thereto and defend
before noon of the second day of the next
term of said Court, said term to commence
on the twenty-first day of May, 1866, your de-
fault will be entered and Judgment and de-
cree rendered therein as prayed for i'm said petit
ton.
STARR & PATTERSON,
8w4 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Dated, February Goth, 1866
SO cent U. s. Revenue stamp, Cancelled.