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steady New moss pork held !. So 50 s2s Lard qaiet 81
i8c.
CHICAGO March IS 1867.
Flower less active, and holders Arm and demand al.
sansS o loc &c Sales Al $40 p for rcd winter 70
oil % Tor common 70 choice spring extras No wheat IL
IN large speculative Inquiry aud advanced &C. Sales at " 5
$40 and firm al the outside No l. small sales ~ ~ -
Tor winter receipts Corn Is In large speculative inquiry,
tor o5c to ssc Tor No. l. and 10 73c for rejected
Oas active and hrn With advance OF lc 100 900 bushels
yarged hands ~ soc for winter and 47c a Tor fresh
0ets OF No. In Store Rye unsettled less active and
At ~ 10 81 ~ No. 2 fresh receipts at 81 H. Bar
ley Is In good demand and unchs nged; No. 2. in
store rt SOLD a. lesc lsc, according 70 location
pork and there advance OF 5c 81 sales SO -
So 80 Extra prime pork higher sales at s8
Bulk meats quiet; sales OF short rib idiles l0lc for
loose Cumberand esc for loose Beef hams firm at so
per Dbl Lard active aud advanced de- sales Of
and 400 bbls. prime steam at l2c i29c Dressed hogs
very quiet the season Is about closed; sales
So So Live hogs firm and steady at Sc co 81 40 for
feeling the grades IS % SIS
for medium to far and % 90 for good TO choice shipping
Receipts-3So0 b5ls aour 81 900 wheat 5000 do
corn. shipments-20U bbls. four, $50 centais wheat
1900 do. corn.
MILWAUKEE March is, 1867
Flour firm and active. Wheat frn-No !, 81 IS per
bushel; No 2 81 A; No. 3 ~; rejected, 81 TO- Oats
firm at sic for No. I. Corn advanced TO 55c for
Recspts20 bhls flour, 1900 centals wheat 500 do
shipments-l,loO bbls. aour. 2600 centals wheat
geqr rm q 50 9
Mess pork 81 TO- Bacon shoulders, $50. e1<c clear
Sides l2l$c 1870. Lard In terces. l2zc. Rio coffee,
ss5c aoHc Ray whiskey free % %. Sales OF iso hhds
WILMINGTON N. c.. March I6, 1857.
Cotton--Middling upland firm at 29c 3oc Spirits
pentine steady at 65c Business small but prices firm.
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vIOLArls TINE EXCISE LAW.

nv Glowing perOs were yesterday brought before
and he'd to bail in 500 each 70 answer
for vidtinr the rxc.o ,.w.- r~.n.,a usu(s ~ :
vandewer street s.,.n., ua~..r o-o,- ~
Peter BAonaId "a r-....-,.s ,,-... ,.-n.",s !,
Snaisv IN violating the eleventh section Of tho law
~ scinnSsgn to Joseph Riley, boy under eighteen
guardian. VIZ 'o'''A' " A'' p"i'A" VI
Michael Hagan, Of 1873 Third avenue, and August r.
Justice Le&b NJ Jaas,sor I.yyat rai,ce 1s LIZ
selusy, on with keeping their liquor stores open on
liquor at Mo West ;r,v' cr, 49,, ,.h,
license Tfrused ,vcr. vi, NJ hu a. 81" nh
answer y - :. w. $50 W
At the EsAxsrro, po,,.. ror~. v.,,.us.. .s.x,
Drscoll and Il rhs 20 Nosn,, ss oa,.sl
,,ons ~ n n 70 answer for alleged VIOLA
l Al the Fourhss,v,ct po,,.. Cams. ronr u,-.. "A,
East Thirty til rset wss com initial Nv y,st,cS N.
4 10 answer m all slmilar offsnoa " s-S"s
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SATURDAY, March l6-6 p. NJ.
Asux.-Eepts IA PACKAGES me inarke' vas qu,e' pu'
- a. sSls 50 80 for pot and sl2 rs SlS l2ls for
pe.rl. 49, 49, "a, -. un
@-4f Dois' MUIR i,oi@ oass oorn
, lsishels corn and Sill do. oats The market for
500 ana sstern -four opened firm under fair trade do
mand, an'oidcss s"cseeaed IN esaoshns an ausnoe VI
Sc. l0c army On INC nshcr s'suoso VI o'so. 10 ss
ness wa especially for saturday ana taking INTO ac-
-, ,,lnfayo-abs Of the weather. Tho sales
,se sJ bbs at revised quotations annexed. Cali
form, sur was steady at s4 SIX $4 30 in bags, and
SI4 s4 rs bbls For Southern -four the demand was
gooa fun prices readily obtained. Tho salss cover
s50lbls Rye flour ruled somewhat rmcr under contin-
ue god demand. Sales made OF 800 bbs. at tom
s725 s. Corn meal wac moderately active previous
pnces Tho sales were 2oo bbs Brandywine at S. So We
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The total foreign imports OF te prt OF New York for
the week ending March Is comPe follows with those
of the two weeks previous
wssL ending March l. March 8. March Is
Dry goods. $50 s3,3l5,7g S2,50d,l31 s2,272,27s
Cen merchandise. 2553,3 -'z9s.siz Z,S2o, 422
Total .s5.Ses.f $4,so6, 103 $40 700
The imports OF dry gfs Tor the week compare
UNDER -
For the Week. 49, w. $500 1867.
Entered at the port 81 lypa 70 ieo 5tU S-?12,27S
Thrown on market. l2Go a4'i,13S 1872 44
Since Jan l. O, 500 go III
T En.erea az =. ,ne poss s5s6S9s9 sa
rho shinmo,,s =, ere from this port last Mek ana
sr,,, ,ho voar - IA, ompare follows with hose or
tho corrcsnopdipr no of 1865 and 1906
1865 1866 1S8h
S10s157 1886 6S1 sat- IA
Previously reportf -,--o'-' -'.o.'ooo ,,
Total. ....... Soi-' sr'
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bullion in the San Francisco Mint with loss Of only
little more than $500.
Tho highest prices Of the leading stocks sold at the
FIRST session Of the Exchange on each Saturday Of the
last four weeks were follows
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Tho wheat market ruled firm in sympathy with lin, lin
though tho demand moderate. Choice was he.
Increased nrmness material impr az
California was held at S3l0 The sales COMP mixed
bushels At - - FOR No. Miiwaukes. 81 30 tor
spring and ~ IS for inferior No Milwaukee no uo,n
market excited BY the cable and ~
sellers At g ~ q q 10 store md aost 10 a's 81 II Tor
mixed Western In store and 81 20 81 % es'ehn
aoat Oats again advanced lc &C. per 1sns Dn. Az sne
WIS scarcely maintained The sales ere @ s sor
western and iixc sss f STATE ,o Rye WAS WAS
10 fair demand At advance OF &C. r. PEI - .ras
was also higher closing at q !. IT, - css
duty paid and Al 5c FOR St,tr malt the demand con.
tnued limited and In the sbseps of sales prices were en-
trelv nominal. -, -, ..,. ~.
CossrEIo ruled modsr.ey active and steady Y. The
was dispoxed Of on could learn Other kinds
ruled steady thouei quiet and we heard OF no ransac-
tions
moi he rarkst rul shade nrer and nctve, the sales
5000 bales at the annexed quotations. at which
no mark az closed steady and lrm. We quote:-
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FsrIaarS decided change The engagement,
ss 20 g
per sissmsr 100 bushels and 700 BE;
private Per Sss boxes cheese !. TO
or 90 bSshsis corn at ioa and 20 bale. cotton
spa British sr Ss sA % S
Sgss souss steady :. our las, qao.a,lsns,
moment were effected.
active sBe Storm aa' os 70 bales At
the private ssss q moment wore reported but
~ .ssy 4 previous prices BY auction
sss asc. par. Nsssnd sales wsro made Or us Dbl.
but .ssaay sssySs: n.rss i FOR ron ruled aass
ed at p Tar p %
sos s Ss ws rally On q a IS for lob
a., q ma but ssSy a last ps o pnS.
soss bbls. pork asc~
paeks ges a mes.s % bss aud s:s packages lasef 81
especial sd.ancs, Western mess selling mainly
"a ssi Tor ~s sS S ~ 50 Z %
Ap a's and n%'s Tsy
33cs 81 - sellsr's and BUYERS option, Bee
y :ar. is iof @ SSs
az a. g. Sor bacon demand psSs II a. M
prices and N sos cases an advance was eSspea tn
lssc short clear At iac lssc, and Cumberland cut
for shoulders. The demand for lard more active and
and tho market ruled hrmer sales 1900 bbls at l2l<c
s1c fer and l3zc Sc. for old also 1000 bbs fo
dull and heavy at pc. ~. for STATE and l2c 2Oc fdI
western. Cheese was unchanged At 15c DC
PEraoLErx market for crude ruled quiet and heavy
though pries without quotablo change 6 being st
Ss ia ssss ss: w. .sa :sI ss
gravity atlc bbls returned Bonded ruled dull though
steady in value at c for standard white al which pr3cs
made Of 700 bills In Phladcphia The ssle
we're Loo sss standard white. for July Use; a0O do
bcr on priysts terms Al buyers option. We noticed sell
continued quiet heard of No tran
though prices unchanged
SuGAR.-Tse inclemency Of the weather somewhat RI
sricted transactions though the market ruled steady
10c l0fc for fair 70 good refining Cuba muscoyado Tn
sales were limited % as hhds. including Cuba uscovad,
at azc Ike; clarified do, at 12c, and st. Croir
lose also so boxes Havspa az go lo1c. Refined wa
sysps-csver ruled steady at 13c. 1l,sc with SINAI
sales or timothy small sales effected Al "A ~ a
Lnseed sn continued du and prices were nominal II m
absence Of business. = -
srKARIl remained steady Sales 5000 lbs NJ Ilnc
lz5c alsolb.o 900 lbs grease At exc. n IOilc nv
TALow vas moderately active steady In value Sale
11b,0D0 lbs, n. l07<c q 1lKc $50
WHsKrY-Recepts 242 bbla The uaarkck oontu,.a a,,
and prices we're nominal -
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discount. II stocks Of dry goods on hand are being
rapidly distributed, and brisk spring trade Is antici-
pated. Raw cotton recovered about two cents per
pound OF lis previous decline under the steadiness Of
gold and diminished receipts at the ports the falling OF
being most mard at New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston
and Savannah the exports from New York at
the time Tiger than usual the total for tho week
ending on Fridy having been 0o,2so bales against
5o,s5o In the precious week. Tho total receipts at all
the ports were oily 81, 236 bales
On Saturday veek last Commodore Vanderbilt do.
posted in the Mechanics Bank check for million
Of dollars, the prchasc for 81 Johns Park, Of
which the popsrty owners In the immediate vicn.
ton one-third.
the Clearing Hous that city to consider the subject Of
certified checks ard proposition made TO tho effect
that, substitute, cashiers should DO allowed 10 gvo
regular checks OF their own banks endorsed by the
teler Tho further consideration Of the matter was adj
journed for few days The recent financial irregu.
artcs in State street being investigated BY the
United States District Attorney, and the parties imp
Gated are under examination.
According to tho report Of tho Superintendent OF the
Branch Mint at San Francisco for the year 1859 the
total amount Of gold bullion delivered TO the meter and
rcner during the year SEQ 2o0 the total amount
returned by him during tho period was &2o 9O3.
1874 showing the actual wasage 70 be - 2o while the
law allows wasagc Of s5s,sio The whole amount Of
silver bullion delivered during the same period was
S1,64b 400, and the amount returned 8ls, SIS
showing Of So ia while tho laws allows loss
Of %, 900. The working Of tho coiner equally
ssartsbla and shown The mAnpulsnon Of sSooo 900 Of
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

sIsrAnE-RoGERs. Thursday evening March "A
by the Rev. DR.. E. dunlap Smith, w. H. SIsTARR to
MAGGIE, daughter Of James E. Rogers Esq., all OF this
city.
STARKEy-SMrH.-At the BRIDES residence on Thurs.
day, March, IA, by the Rev. William Evans pastor Of
the Lexington avenue NJ E.. church, Mr. DAVID g.
SrARxEY TO MIRA ELIZABETH r SMITH, all OF this city No
cards.
ST. JoHs-HuIBxRT. the residence Of the brides
father, at Huberton, Orleans county, N Y, on We'd
nesday, March IS, by the Rev. II. NJ Ripley, SAMUEL
ST JONI, OF Lapecr. Michigan, to Miss EMMA A. HUI
BERT, OF Hulberton N. Y.
THARr-HLL-On Thursday, March IL, in Brooklyn,
oy tho Rev. Partridge JoHS THARp MAGGIE A. HILL,
both or this city. No cards
Naturalization Thursday afternoon March IA, at
the residence Of tho BRIDES parents by the Rev DR..
Mcygan, GEORGE H. W. WILD TO Miss ANNIE f. UDErL,
daughter Of Samuel Udcll, all Of this city.
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1xlaIERCIAL REPORT.

., 1928, oss s5i94,5l7 s5,os3, ssl
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EXPRESSES.


A -BURNHAMS FURNITURE EXPRESS. ~
a. West Eleventh street. Sixth avenue-Furniturs
moved city or coontry furniture packed ana shipped
furniture stored; money advanced on furniture.
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Sucker Slate CuItiyator,

The best in use; because it has less
draft than any other; throws the
dirt to, or from the hill; the plows
are independent Of each other; it
cultivates between the hills, as we'll
as between the rows the plows may
be worked to any depth and control
led by the feet of the driver leaving
the hands free to manage the team.
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The Convention.

The convention which met at
Dcs Moincs on the Goth ult. nomina-
ted a ticket and adopted the follow
ing platform. The first resolution
is entire from the Chicago platform
Of 1860. We do not think it's ia
king is felony as it seems to have
bee n abandoned by those originally
adopting it, but we doubt it being
a progress toward sound principles
to abandon the platform Of the Vir-
ginia and Kentucky resolutions for
such as, it.
RESOLVED, That the mainten.
ance inviolatc of the rights of the
states, and especially Of the right of
each state to order and control it's
own domestic institutions according
to its own judgment, exclusively,
is essential to the balance of power
on which the perfection and endu-
rance Of our political fabric de.
ponds.
2. That we believe a state has
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the right to regulate the elective
franchise for itself. and that we, as
citizens Of Iowa, are opposed to
striking the word white" out of
our state constitution.
3. That the existing tariff laws
are unjust and heavily
burthcnsomc to the agricultural
states, without being correspond
ing benefit to the government, and
only Of advantage to few manufac-
turing states, and should be repeal
ed or greatly modified.
1. That all classes Of property
should pay proportionatc rate to-
wards defraying the expenses Of the
government. We are, therefore, in
favor of taxing government bonds
the same as other property.
q 5. That we are in favor Of re-
pealing the present prohibitory
liquor law of this state and in favor
Of cnacting we'll regulated License
law in lieu thereof.
s. That we are in favor Of an
amendment to the constitution Of
our state, giving to foreigners the
elective franchise, after thoy have
declared their intention to become
citizens Of the United States, and
have resided in the state one year.
7. That we demand of our pub
lie officers in the state of Iowa and
the United States, the strictcst
economy in order to reduce the pres
ent burdensomc taxation, and We
denounce with sevcrest terms the
proHigacy, corruption and knavery
Of our State officers and of Con-
sress.
s. That the denial Of the right of
repre- sentation to ten states Of
the Union, thro' the odious military
reconstruction act, in violation of
the constitution, should meet with
the unqualified opro sition of every
good citizen.
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We keep constantly on hand and
for sale, the Celebrated Chicago
SCHUTTIER WAGON.

We also keep constantly on hand
the
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Some Southern paper says that
Jeff Davis once owned seven humid
red slaves but the only one of his
bondsmen who ever distinguished
himself was Horace Greeley.-San-
dusky Register.
What pity that Of the Republi-
can State Conventions being held
all over the north, not one Of them
all, have yet acknowledged the in
capacity of the negro in so pointed
a manner as this. So it seems that
out of 701 bondsmen to jeff Davis,
first and last, only one ever distin-
guished himself, and that one (Gree-
ley }, is supposed to have some white
blood in his veins
What eulogy for the Caucas-
sian.
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FOR SALE.

Having sold my farm ! now offer cheap
for cash or trade the following l P. Man
ny reaper, self-raker; Grand de Tour
pillow, drag, tanning mill, l broad. cast
sower, ] corn planter, also some good horse
and mare colts from to 5 years old. Now
is the time to buy
n33m3l ALEX MARSHALL.
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To the Citizens
OF
HOWARD COUNTY

We wish to call your attention TO the fist
that We have on hand one of the largest
and best selected stocks Of goods eyer
brought to DEBORAH Consisting Of -
Staple Dry Goods, Groceries,
Crockery, Boots & Shoes,
Clothing, Hats and
Caps, Notions,
Ladies Cloaks, Cloak Cloths and
Cloak Trimmings in endless
variety, Blankets,
Shawls, &c.
In fact we have anything and everything
usually kept in a first class
Dry Goods Store.
Our goods were bought before the
rise in goods which enables us
to sell lower than those
who purchased at
later date. . ri .
We sell for cash: pay, no rent
and are contented nith
a small profit,
You will find our store the next door west
of Weiscr & Cos. Bank.
Yours &c. BOLLES & WILSON.
n49v6tf) DEBORAH Iowa.
Sept. 1866.
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Incy VIII not bend or break IKE tne Singte spring
but will their perfect and graceful shape
when three or four ordinary Skirts will have been
thrown aside AS usele IS. The Hoops are covered
doable and twisted thread and the button rods are
not only double springs, but twice Cor double) COW
cred, preventing them from wearing out when drag.
ging down stoops, stairs &c.
The wonderful neNibiiity and great comfort and
pleasure TO any lady wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT will be experienced particularly In all crowded
Assemblies, Operas, Carriages, Rail Road Cars,
Church Pews, Arm Chairs, for Ppnensde and Hoase
Dress as the Skirt be folded when In use, TOGO
cupy small place as easily and conveniently a. u
Silk Muslin Dress Invaluable quality In crino-
line, not found In any Single Spring skirt. . .
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure comfort and
great convenience of wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
STEEL SPRlSG SKIRT for single day viii, never after
dren, Misses and Young Ladies they are superior to
all others.
The duplex Elliptic isa great favc,ise with OIL
ionatle Magazines as the STANDARD SKIRT OF
THE FASHIONABLE WORD.
10 cujoy the following tnestmahle advantages in
Crinolinr, Viz; Superior Quality, Perfect MsnuIas-
ture, Stylish shape and finish. FleNoilty, purahil
~, Comfort and Ecoaomy, erVurs for J. w. Brad
ley's uuplSx Elliptic or Double Spring SKIRT, and he
sure you get the genuine article 49,
CAUTlON-To guard against Imposition, be par
sicular " notice that skirts offered as "puPLEN,"
have the red INK stamp VIC: y. W. Eradlcy's pu'
pick Elliptic Steel Springs" upon the walNhana-
none others are senu'ne. Also notice that every
HOOP VIII AUNT OF i PIN pSlus n2sScu tnrpuSo Wt
ceutre thus revealing the two lor douhicl springs
braided together therein, which Is the secret ofthcr
Flexibi.ity and strength. AMI ccnelustior not to
be found IN any other SKIRT.
FOR sale ia all stores where Frssr CLASS skirts
are sold, throughout the United States and else
where. Manufactured by the sole owners Of the
Patent. ln->ms ,,
WrSrS, BRADLEY { CARY,
o. Chambers. aud 70 i 81 Reade SITS, New York.
-r 1884, a.s2 ~ 80
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IN THE WORLD,
The Ho||insworth Il Stoner'

LIST. They give universal satisfaction
ID. The teeth are Of cast-steel spring,
tempered, and but little liable to break
every inch Of steel serves as spring. /
Sd. Each tooth is provided with an adj
ditional spring, which with its own COM
pound spring makes it strictly double COM
pound. and will therefore rake cleaner and
easier than any other rake.
4th No Steel or Wire Tooth Rake.
with unadjustable teeth, can be made to do
good work on all kinds Of land, because to
work at all on rough land the teeth are
simply scratchers and unfit for smooth land
filing the hay with dust, underground, etc.
9TH Each tooth being positively indie
pendent, new tooth can be inserted in
one minute by any person who can use
the Rake.
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A GREAT BARGAIN!

- NrC9 O@nOAuN.
The subscriber will sell his farm very
cheap! 1t Is situated in Winncsheik coun-
ty, on the Rail Road six miles from Cresco
ten miles from Counover, five miles from
New Oregon and fifteen miles from De-
corah. There are 2 brooks running through
the farm and ten never falling springs md
timber sufficient on the premises fore the
uses ofthe tarm. 1t is well calculated for
stock and grain raising, having 400 acres
fenced, $50 of which is under cultivation.
and 80 acres with a spring on il is enclosed
with post and rail fence for n pasture.
There are two good wells. three log houses
and a new frame house situated on the
military road. The farm contains $50
acres in all, lying in one tract, and will be
sold in lots to suit purchasers 1t can he
divided into 80 acre lots and have living
water On each lot. There is also a school
house in tho Immediate vicinity For par
ticuiars inquire of
n9tl3] JOHN WHOLEHAN.
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These exercises were composed to be used kmvltA-
ncously with lis system, 1.-THE ART SINGING, !" Or
with any other METHOD for the cultivation OF the
voice, and will take the place OF coSCoNEs PsG.
CLOS: being more melodious and better adapted
for teaching. ..".t 10
Some Of these exerci,c- are specially beautiful A.
well \. useful IA mngsng Of tn prLcR v1EA
which secures thc interest as well the impsoye-
ment of the student. The various styles develop.
ed In these exercises render them invaluable On
educational point Of view, they intend to enlarge
the intelligence and the aPPre fstion and 1t the
same time form the taste OF the pupil. They must
he studded carefully with reference the innuncr-
ton. Upon the minute accuracy with which thess
are accomplished depends the actual sterling ad-
vahcensens Of the pupil any; evasion ~of sutsht p
these respects IL time Snd effort utterly wassesy
while, the other hand, close and patient invcs-
tgation, and a minutciy. .fsithful execution Of
open to the student the means and ressources hy
which great artists produce their most brilliant and
profound effects. -Watson's Art Journal.
In Two VOLUMES. zgE"
Price, each, in Boards Retail, g. 90
do. do. in Cloth, Retail, so
A Sample Copy sent by Mail, postpaid, on
receipt Of Wholesale Price, 81 so.
Published by WIN. HALL, & son
No. 543 Broadaoay ~ Y.
Publishers and dealers in Music, Manafac-
turers Of FLUTES, FIFES, FLAGEO--
LET'S, &C., &C., &c. Send for catalogue
of prices. -. ~
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
' TATarS Or cd oo"A' SIS In D,ssrlc. Court.
Henry Buford, '''H'
agst. '..
George L. Nickolls,
Mrs. Lucy A. Buford,
Mrs. Patty Jackson, ~. ~. .i@
Basil D. Buford, ssf.as,.
Chas. Buford, ....,...... .
Louis NJ Buford,
Charlotte Buford
Susan NJ Buford, .. "
Lucy A. Buford, ..a=. .......
Henrietta Buford, -..-s......... 3
Blanche Buford,
George Buford
To THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS.
You and each Of you are hereby noti-
fed that on or before the LIST day of Sep
TENDER 1867, there will be on file in the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court Of
Howard County Iowa the petition Of Henry
Buford asking the correction Of certain
instruments in writing affecting the title
to lands described as the ne quarter Of
sw fra and the W fra Of the sw4 Of sec. 7. ~
R1iW also to the w Of the Sc and the SEX Of
TUG S"' VI oeS. y o. ~ II w - 0'so W wv W.
SEA and the ne4 of the sw Sec 90 town 9S RIA.
also to the nes sec 80 Tos X IA W., also to the w
Of the sen and the SCI. 6: .n- sw1 of sec SO Ss
II w., also TO the sw1 Of the swll of sec 20 9s
IA W., and also to the w4 Of the nw4 Of sec 81
80 ii W., made and executed by George L.
Nickolls and Charles Buford, and that unless you
and each Of you be and appear at the next term OF
the District Court to be begun and held in said
W commencing on the 18th day Of September 1861.
and answer thereto on or before noon Of the second
day thereof your default will be entered and judg-
ment and decree rendered against you as prayed
for by the petitioner. e.. rt. ...
Dated July 5th 1867. In33t4
GOODRICH & MEAD,
Solicitors for Plaintiff.