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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-23
Personal.

Maj. General George II. Thomas passed
rough this place last Sunday en- route for
{ National Metropolis. It is rumored that
will relieve Sheridan at New Orleans, the
70 Of the Shenandoah Valley, in a few days
-der an edIeL from The Dietator. Johnson.
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1916 Acres more or less.

on which there is good Westinghouse,
barn and other out building and one Of the
best springs Of water in the country.
.TERMS-A credit of twelve months will
be given the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved security with q lien retained on the
farm until the purchase money Is fully paid.
August 9TH 1867, J.F. GRESHAM,
1867 aug 0 w4pfS5 Clerk and Commissioner.
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W~TANTED-$iO a day to ~Agents-Lloyd's Grea'
w Double Map Of Europe and American Combin'
cd, mounted and vanished, with ribbon binding, fin
ished to-day, shows ten million names ofcltics, towns,
villages, railway stations, rivers, mountains, lakes, Gc.,
cost 10000 yet sells nc 81, worth $50, Each map 20
square feet, occupy ing the space Of but 0ie on the wall
with double laced rollers and royerssrs, by %hith each
map can be thrown front. Every houss Ia the land
wants a copy Printed Instructions how to canvass
WE'LL furnished our agents, Ladies' do IA yell e. men,
Send money for sample aud SOC the MAP first. IF not
sold, taken back on demand, Wholesale agents with
capital, for Western Statoa, California, Texas, Ne Or
leans, Canada, South America, West Indies and New
England States, could get tlOa copy for this map.
J. 7. LLOYD,
q Cortiahdt street, N Y.
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ChancGry Court at ElizabGthtOn.
BILL FOR DIVORCE.

BILL FOR DIVORCE.
A NDRBW L. REYNOLDS W. AMANDA
N =. Reynolds. In this cause Il appear.
Jug from the allegations In the bill that III,
defendant Amanda p Reynolds Is a non.res-
ident Of this State. II IS ordered that publ
cation be made for fonr successive weeks Ia
ths Union Flag q paper published In Jones'
boro' Tennessee notifying said defendant "a
appear and answer on or before the Ord Non
day in September neat or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing e1.
parte. This Sd day Of August 1907.
H. O. SMITH, O.. . NJ.
1867 Aug 0 Va
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-23

II 1t is said that Etheridge pours
% sucha pile o terrific oaths, daily,
MS unexpected defeat that the
women Of Dresden gather them M
passets and use Thorn for kindling.
y burn like sulphur matches.
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LAND SALE,

DURSUANr TO A DECREE OF THE
Il County Court of Washington County,
Tennp at its August term 1867. | will offer
for sale at the door of the Court House in
the town of Jonesboro' on Saturday the 3lst
day Of August 1867, a tract Of land belong
ing to the estate ofThomas Galloway deceas-
ed 10 civil district No, 10, containing by esti-
mnlinn
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-23

NARGARBT BROWN ExBOUTRIx or
WI James Brown deceased and others, yB.
fhosc Burton and Others To this ease u IL
alleged that Lewis W. Burton and joel s.
Butler are noh.feBiients. Ills therefore or
dered that they appear 81 the November
term 1851 Of this Court and defend OF this
eanss WI be taken tor confessed and set for
hearing efpsrie. July 3lsi, 1867.
henry Hoss, o. kN
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THE BEST MACHINERY,


COOPERiS old extensive Factory has for sale
T0 IMPROVED PORTABLE ENGINES, 8 to 81
horse. power.
IS IMPROVED STATIONERY ENGINES, 20 to l21
horse power.
2NOdRCULAR SAW MILLS, Of all sizes
lG3 PATENT FRENCH BURR FLOUR N FEE
MILLS, with Bolts, and complete Machinery for same,
1850 CUOpERNs PATENT SUGAR PANS, Sto 10 feet
long. Prizes kl3tu SIS.
1000 CUOPEKs PATENT UNION SUGAR MILLS,
s sizes. Price. Heavy ~l-llnreo Mill, s16.
All aro being erected Ia the most approved and sub
at,nt.tl manner, with recent valuable improvements
This finn WIS iha hrat 70 commence the practice Of
-uru lHus complete uXture-lyr Saw and Crit Mills,
aHI " IWtlghtH 90 uTst aud sgt them IN. operation
t.uc,iLylr unprecedented success anil reputation foe
building tNe t,,t Mills In the world. Send iorcircnlar.
Adde'S q, ~. COOPER, ST. Vernon, Ohio.
I" NTissyrHI tumif-4utf Guide containing l".
vi .clptt1u of Misg1uri r%rnitct,, r-c" of Do.
bpr, Live stock aud lum1ar, Nlfh other valuable 'n.
formation TO Twyel,r, Gnui Buyers aud tyrIgrus
parties In Missouri Hus ALDO Stltn anil Railroad hgp
complete, and Catalogue Of Lands, with prices IN 'y'
cry county In the State. Sent postpaid for SOC, per
copy. Address ALLEN =. RICHARDSON,
Jefferson City, Mo.
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Constipation Of the Bowela.

wv mis- 4 merely accidental Or occasional, a dose
q Sugar Coated Blood Pills & tie only treat.
asafy but When Il hu become haiitual, Il
III n, I"rtneI attention. Want Of exercise Il gem
~ soeietY IN which case the use OF the Blood
q ald BE followed to keepthe bowels open.
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This is No Humbug !!

By sending 20 cents and stamp, VIII az, heighi,eol
or u eyesa1d hhif, you Will receive by feiurn mAl, 4
correct picture " yuur futurs hushAnd nr wife, Niih
aud date " marriage. Address MINNIE CLlF'
TOA, p. o. drawer, SO. ~, Fuitonyils, ~.
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J"ONESB0ROUGH
Fl NJ A III COLL G E

WILL open on Monday September 0, Ses-
w sion Ave months. Tuition per session;
Spelling and Reading, 81 so
The Same VITA Primary aeogrphy
and Arithmetic, IL 90
All other branches, Except Music] IS 90
Music on Piano and Guitar, 20 90
Contingent Expenses, / 90
Payment for half session inCaridbly in ad-
vance.
No deduction for absence except in cases Of
protracted illness.
During the present term, Boys will be adj
mitted to the lower classes on the same con-
dition as Girls.
Board in good families from So so to SO
90 per week.
Musical Department under care of Profess
sor CHARLES Il. DLLwoRTH.
For particulars, address
HENDERSON "PRESNELL, President.
ls67aug9tf. Jonesboro', Tenn.
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We are authorized and requested 10
gunee the name Of s. y. GRIFFITH as a
alaAts for Sheriff Of Washington County
ensuing March election, subject 70 q
''AI Convention Of the Radical party.
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union Leagues, wake NOTICE

,uboriinat6 council. Of Inc Conntv viii bs,, 4,
mats monthly meeting N delegate. viii b. held
.urt House on The night Of the nr.t Monday
month Zach Council 10 requested TO send %
sssts. without ni. Ths Grand Council viii
nhly Al tho sane place aud time.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-23

TDLEwILD-For Young Lniies-Miss " hammond,
hts principal of tho leading educational ihsiitn.
lions Of the Plciuc coast. having lrasd Tor a term Of
years he veil known %n'silence, un the lnlsna' ~ lhe
will BE- orened ~ = French ahd English Boarding
school on ThunloJ. Sept. ~. The principal VII have
The all Of a corps Of thoroughly pnhhcd TsAchgr,
aud ihe peculiarly adapted l~ocation pre- .fnt'At,fneuYn
rarely found. Tor particulars and references, etrru.
lars may BE- obtained By addressing hss Laninoui,
Metropolitan Hotel, New York, until sept. -
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-23

WANTE9-EyEhY taesAgs LADlHs
To sell the genuine Improved undereed Common sense
Fumily Sewing Machine. Price only bls. This machine
will stitch, hem, fen, tuck bind quilt, braid andembroi-
dor. The cloth can't bo pulled apart even after cutting
across the seam every a Of an Inch. Every machine
warranted for i've years. Send for circulars and
terms to agents, or cali at Mcdowell Block, corner
Fourth and Green st.. Louisville, Ky. BLISS 4 Nc.
EARfHRON, General Agents.
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Wanted AGENTS

= 400 NEW GRAIN BAGS FOR
y wv Rent to the Farmers of East
Tennessee, who wish to consign US their
grain for sale on the following terms
Three cents p0r bag for fifteen days or less
five cents per bag for twenty days and over
fifteen Gays, one cent per bag per day for all
bags kept over. twenty days. No attention
paid to orders for bags unless orders accom-
panied by reference, except from our Ten
nessee correspondents.
LEE & TAYLOR,
Wholesale Grocers and Comm. Merchants,
lO5 Main Street, Lynchburg Va.
~l867julyl9m3H
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-23

OAKLAND HALL Englsh, Classical and Military
~ School for Boys, at Noedham, Mihs.-The prNl
sshsol Year NJ 40 weeks opens sept 18th FT Regis.
iaf aud Circular, address the Principal, Rev }. d.
CLARK, Oakland Hall, y cdham, Mass.
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water wheels! Water Wheely

VlTenIIneF PaIcnT TufDIne. THN D05t IN use, Mum
ufictured by Valentine & Co., Fort Edward, N. y
Prices moderate. Send for circular. Agents wanted.
EOLErGC Medical College " PA.-Wintcr Session
II eommoncc October 7, 1867, Thirty students TAX.
en- for $50 each. No other expenses. For additional
particulars address JOSEPH SITES, NJ. d. Dean, SO2
North Sixth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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A paper twice as largo as the one we now issue. Nd
dress III letters to RICHARDSON B COLLINS, AZ John
street New York
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02
SgETINs APPLES.

The FIRST thing thai occurs to me
now, is the wish | have had TO tell all
these good people who set food for me
how to stew fresh apples. They have
shown me how they DO. After parinI
and sl.ciag the ap les. pat on water
caaugh to Keep them from burning,
scarcely that. aad when stewei 70
poInace sweeten and flavor. The i'm
proved way is this: Quarter and core
the apples. and ifthere are any decay
ell places, cut them Away completely,
so that no i'll flavor remains: put
plenty of water in the stew-pan and
add the sugar: stew the apples in the
evurp slowly and They will not flll to
pieces; when tender dip them out and
boil away the syrup poar it over the
apples. Sticks of cinnamon or bits Of
lemon peel put in when the apples are,
and boiled with the syrup give a fine
favor. Ii iavoring extracts are used
they should BE- adied when cold. as
heat reduces the strength by esapo-
ration, When apples are prepared in
this way III excelleneie- 81 the differ
ent varieties are easily discernable.
YANKEE GIRL,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02
Now to gna and rss, Peat.

The formation Of peat generally
takes place in 4 depressed surface,
nearly or qaite surrounded WITH a rim
OF rock or dry soil. Ii seems to re-
quite the effect Of standing water.
Sometimes 8 bed Of peat is 50 wet aud
soft that ID has TO be dippci opt, and
thrown upon the ground Is dry, be
FIRE i, can be handled. Most gepor-
ally i, is overggown with coarse
grass or sodge, sometimes with alder /,
OF ovea larger trees. Ii the gYeUnu
shakes as You walk owe. ii, there is
probably peat below; aud one way
10 determine the presence of peat Is
by thrusiiag pole Into the hog. II
the pole pene.rates easily, there Is a
promise Of rea'. Obs rye What
sticks to the pole; AMI, ii il is soft
aud smooth, and feels greasy, Ii Is
peat. Run n gun-harrel or other
long tube into it, and push ont what il
brings up, leaving the layers as nm
broken as possible. When i IS part
~ dry, see ii 1t eats ike cheese: aud,
when iullV dry ii it cuts iike chaco-
late. Mash Ii with tho blade IL I
knife, ana >ee i, It j. itee from crit.
Try il il will burn freely, and Oh.
serve how much ash 1t leaves. Pare
eff the grass ana fibrons material
from the t p, foot deep or more,
and then cut 81. some block with =
spade, the size OF bricks. ard dry and
Try them, aud If they viii burn in thc
CRATE, or il a hean out doors, they
are peat II they burn With bat little
smoke. aad down to light ashes, they
are good peat. II you have oal,
muck, So peer in carbon as 10 burn
impertectly. il IS worthless n peat 70,
fuel. Unless the signs are very clear
and the experiments quite sa,isiaeto
~. il viii be rruien, II have tbs
place examined by somebody who nn
derstands peat, OF, 4. least. to send
soma specimens TO an eXper. 10 b
tested. before going To the expense ~
setting mp machinery 70 work it. \
z Cd test Is 20 eat up a few cords u
blocks, dry them, aud use ;hgm ioi
.uel in yoar hoase; yoa viii then set
how clearly they burn, and hoN muel
heat they yield. -N.- York Lctaiy3s
F1st.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02
MOTHER.

Mother i WORD to which every
bosom respoals. /. fluids is way Z
our hearts in orr youth, and retains
its holi upon rs ii orr age. Il fash
crs are looked up 70 FIR preccpt, priu-
ciple, and example, mothers ate rs-
lied IN for tenderness and enduring
affection. Fathers are strgnshu.ds Of
safety: mothers ara sources Of con-
solation. The word mother is a soft,
balmy breeze coming M from thu
valley. sweet, soothing and grateful
cooling 70 the leyege8 brow, calming
. Che rui1iel spirit. ard tgauqa..iz. 3
the agi.ated heart. What voice w;.s
ever like the ten Ter, soft voice oil
mother: y
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02
Words wound more than sword.

W oFue Hbuhu mere IMAM sWOrls.
Prentice sayG-It is not enough
that you are praised by the good; you
have failed somewhere in your duty il
YOU are not cursed by the bad.
A field Of wheat buried under an
avalanch in Switzerland for twenty
years proceeded on its growth as soon
Is the snow had melted.
Thomas Jefferson. when Minister to
France, being present. at court. some
eminent fnnctioDary remarked. You
replace DIR. Franklin. sir. Il succeed
DR.. Franklin" was Mr.. Jefferson's
prompt reply; no man can replace
him.
Oh never in the world beneath. or
In the world above, did printer herr
swee. sounds Of bliss-dear tones Of
heavenly lsye-more thrilling to lis
Utmost soul. than when, with kindly
glance, parton says: oh. bless
your heart, IN pay yoat ia aacanee y
a little girl in one Of the Glonccs-
ter pubic schools, being asked In the
course Of her geography lesson what
waterfall was, replied that it vas
!" hair wrapped around her dads old
stocking
A teacher said to little girl al
school, If a naughty girl should
hurt YOU, ike good little girl. you
would forgive her, wouldn't you r
!" Yes, inarn.n she replied, III 4
couldn't catch heg. p
Biidy." said LAZY, 81 wish you
would step over and see how old Mrs.
Jones is this morning" In a few
minutes Bidjy returned with the in
formation thai Mrs. Jones was Just
seyenty-two years seven months and
two days old.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02
Cleanse the Blood.

MYTH corrupt disordered or Initiated Blood
w You are sick all over. II may burst out
in Pimples or Sores. or in some active q sease
or ii may merely kee- YOU listless, depressed
and good for nothing. But Won cannot have
good health while your blood is impure. ArER's
SsgsAPaRILLA urges out these impurities and
stimulates the organs of life into vigorous ac-
tion. restoring the health and expeiiing disease
Hence il rapidly cures a variety Of complaints
watch are caused hy iapurity Of tie blood such
as Serofula or Kings Evil. Tamors. Ulcers,
Sores. Erlptions, Plmpies, Blotehes. Boils. -
Antb0nys Fire, Rose or Frysipelas letter or
Salt Rheum, Scald Head. Ring Worm, Cancer
or eancerous Trmors. Sore Eyes. Female Dis
eases, such a. Retention, Irregularity, Snppres-
sea, whites, SteFiiity also syphilis or Veneriai
Diseases Liver Complaints, and Heart Diseases
Try ArER's sARskPARfLIA, aad see for yourself
the surprising activity with which il cleauses
the blood and cures these disorders
During late Years the public hae e been mslet.
BY large bottles, pretending to give a quart of
Extract OF Sarsaparilla for one dollar Most 81
these have been frauds upon The sick, for they
not only G. ntain little, If anv Sarsaparila bat
often 20 curative properties Whatever. Hence,
bitter disappointment has Followed the Of the
various extracts Of Safsap. riia which food the
market until the name itself has become svno-
nymons with imposition and cheat. Still we
call this compound "Sarsapariiia,' and intend
to supply such remedy as shall rescue the
name from the load of obloquy which rests upon
H. We think We have ground Tor believing II
has virtues which are irresistible BY the ordinary
run OF the diseases il Is intended to cure. We
Gag ONLY assure the sick that we offer them the
best alternative which we know how to pr, duce
and We have reason TO believe il is by far the
most efiectual purifier Of the bleod yet discover
ed by any body.
AYER's CHERRY PEcToRAL is SO universaliy
known TO snrpass every other remedy for the
ure Of Coughs. Colds, Influenza HOarseness
Group, Bronchitis. lneipeni CONSUMPTION and
for the relief of sonsumptive Patients in adj
vanced stages of the disease, that it is useless
here to recount the evidence of its virtues. Tie
world knows them.
Prepared by J. c. AVER L CO., Lowell
Mass. and sold by
Deerng smale, Independence, aad by all
druggists generally.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02

A certain farmer "a pillar Of the
church, had fine field Of wheat,
which being little late, was threat
ened with an early frost. In the en-
Urgency he went into his closet and
wrestled in prayer with the Lord for
its preservation. In his prayer he
stated the facts fully, and how the
achsat would be affected by the frost,
and wound up his petition in these
words: Not, Lord. that l would
dictate. but merely recommend and
advise
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02

Tie WoaferfHl F'sriIiity and great coaeflrt
and rleasare Il any Lady wearing the Haplrr
EfEiir SAirt will he experienced particularly IN
an crowded i.ci46'sss. 0asras. Carriages. Ras-
road Cars. Csnrck Pers, Ara CiGir', for Pom
saasie and House Dr5ss, the skirt eaa he te.d-
Cd when in use TO occupy small place a. easily
and conveniently rs q e.ik or Muslin Dress. an
Invaluable quality IN eFlIoline, not found IN any
Sin le Spring skirt.
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasure. coRfor',
and great eosc,RisRc- of wearing the Dap4eF e.
lipifc SeeE Spring .>sirt for a single De-. VIII
never afterwards willingly dispense with TIER
use For gsffirri. Misses and Yong Lndits
they are superior g al others.
Thew v Ii not bend or break Ike the Single
sprnc. hat = III r,ssrrs their perfect and grace
fii .Raps when three or foar osdiaasy skirfs VIII
have been hs-orit aside aseisss. The Hoops
are covered with d3atls asd ,s-isted thread, and
the borseas rods are not only double springs, but
twice Or iaailel corsred: preventing them nom
wcarir cut when dragging down stoops, stars,
sc. -,
The panlex Elliptic is great favorite with
an ladies an is universally recommended by
Fashion Magazines a. the S.aH4Rrd A.. q tss
fa.lieaabls iFori8.
t, enjoy The following inestimable aaYanta-
ces in Crinoline, viz. superior qHatitg, PERFECT
n ssu;sefs,re s;gs,s. sLaPe and Eaish, Jsrititts
Js-rb fi,ss es.af'Eyi mi economy, enquire for j.
". bFaastA hS4'-tN A-.t-sste' - =
skirt. ans be sure yon get the genuine article.
CAUTT0N.-To guarI against imposition he
rartie.,lar 10 notice that skirts offered as " Du-
mex have the red ink stamp. viz, y. ".
hraaley's Daplex Elliptic Steel Springs, upon
the vaisfl.anli-noae others are genuine. Also
notice that every Hoop VIII admit Pin being
rassea Il rough the centre. thus revealing the
| two or DOUBLED springs braided together therein.
/ which i the secret Of their fertility and
| .,r.sgfI. and a combination not to be found in
any other Skirt
For Sale in all Stores whore First Class skirts
are sold throughout tie United States and else
where.
Manufactured b. the sole owners Of the patent,
VESTS. BRADLEY 4 CARY.
a. cher,bers 79S ST Reade Sts..N
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02
TEKRICk 4 SHERWOt
DEG. 25th, 1866.

N0NET, FREE As WATER.-I0.600 Ac-
vi tive Local ani Travelling gents. Male or
Female, .. all ages, are wanted 70 solicit trade
in every City, Town, Village. Hamlet, Work
ship and Factory, throughout the entire world.
for the most saleable novelties ever known
500 Per Cent. Profit and ready sale wher-
ever oiered Smart men and women can make
from s. TO s5a per day, and risk Of loss, A
small capital required Of from $50 to sl00-th
more money invested the greater the profit No
money required in adyanee--we FIRST send the
articles and receive pay afterwards If You ac-
tually wish 70 make money rapidly and easily
write for full particulars and address
MINOR & CO. From PARISH
30 Broadway New York City.
Newspapers copying viii be literally dealt with
SLY
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale bis Farm, con
tanning 3li acres,
l36 of timber, It's Of prairie un-
der cultivation. The farm can he so divided as
TO make two very nice farms, Of 200 and the
other Of II The farm is situated about
six miles from Independence. on the road lead
ing from Independence to Quasqueton, on the
west side Of the river, in a good neighborhood
convenient to schools, churches. dc. This is as
desirable farm as can be found in Buchanan
County. The timber will be sold in small lots
if desired.
VIM NJ CALVERT.
February 10, 1867. [35-tf
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02
FARM FOR SALE.

hESIRING 70 change my business, / oGeY
my very valuable farm for sale. situated on
the Independence and Fairbsnk road. and bet
ter known The John Cameron farm II con.
tains 23e acres about ! Is acres improved; over
200 acres fenced Is u miles Northeast Of Lit.
tleton. There is lhout 90 acres Of good timber.
and 80 acres more Of light timber and brush has
. stone house, two stories. l6xst, snd rood
log barn. Price, s22 per acre, If sold before the
LIST Of April next. There are about so FraA
Trees upon the place. several Of which are bear
ing. Terms. half cash; bslsnse in one and two
years 1t Per cent. interest.
For further particulars enquire Ok Ransom
Bostle, Independence, or Of The suhscs,baY on thu
premises.
G. Il. LEONARp.
Sept. n, 1858. rry,n
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02
Original Notice.

Z. s. csris, Admiaistrator Of the Estate
OF csdrfc G. Seymore, re-. Ed,cara
Sickle, ~ R. Sickle. Eugene Ely, and Hay.
ret ". .Symore.
STATE or IOWA,
buchanan County. 49,
VN0 Edward Sickle, NJ. II. Sickle. Eugene
l. Ely and Harriet NJ. Seymore: You and each
Of You are hereby notified that on or before the
- day II April, 1867, there will be on file in the
Once Of the Clerk d the District Court Of Buchap
an Co., Iowa. apetition Of Il. 5. Cs.is, admins
trafer d the estate Of Charles c. Seymore deceas
cd, e.aimi ngof you the sum Of two thous and fiye
hundred dollars, as due said estate on notes
and mortgage given by Edward Sickle and Nj.
\. stickle to Charles q. seymour, dated Nov.
iith, 1861 also asking foreclosure Of said
mortgage and sale Of this land included in same.
to pay said Indebtedness, TO wit The South
hail oil the South half Of section thirty. in
township ninety, North of range seven, West
~ buchanan county, Iowa.
:, Ana mat unless You appear aud answer
thereto on or before noon Of the second dav ~
me next April term Of said Court, TO DO holden
IN inderenpcnce, Iowa, on the 25th day of
Arti. 1867, default will be entered against Won
ana decree rendered in accordance with prnver
o. p-titon and costs Of suit
tsigncd) Y. s.. COWLs, Admir-.
e., =, 80. Per L. " HART, Atty,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02

d. 5. W. r. r. Trains Connect at Farley
with d. Il ). c. X. r. Trans Eas: and West
ID. 5. ". II. r. Train. Connect at Farley
with ID. Il 5. c. r. r. Trains Eas, and West
also, al Cuaar Rapids with c. N W. Il. r
Trains, East and West.
J. P. FARLEY. Supt.