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The Morning herald., 1877-09-18
sHERJFFs SALES.
aERIFF'5 sALE.

~ ~ v,rtue Of writ of Leyan Facias
10 me directed. will be exposed ,ann ~ =,
sale at the Hotel Of fiHenrs Ds FaWeSItM stie IL
Odessa a., Georges hundred, New Oae'ie
county, Delaware. on
MONDAY, the Oath day Of septemoe'' 1915
atl O'Clock T. M.
Tho fo,fowinp described Real Estate, w:
al those two lots or pieces OF ial", n,' y,
alta in The village 0t odessa, counay ~ "
Nexp Castle. and State Of Delaware. nouu a.
dad as follows to wit; No !. begl nhans nt
corner of the lands of the heirs 81 an,"d n,od
THOMAS decd. on toe main stieeoot, ,u a. IL
thence with said Tlloln ~ lanu souah .t,r 1sis
degrees. west Il perrhes Ihence , mo,th no AZ,
desrt es' east q perches to the main sa'eep snne
or road aforesaid, thence WIN tNe SUN =, =
Sopth 4SL degrees east pcrchts w Ui
nlace of beginning, containing acre "n''
Ssuuare rches Of land, more VI Itse. ,,a n,
No. Q, Beginning at q corhet i"i ,aat ,.nn in
Jacob Vandergrift, on t'spnlhe p,I ha,r.es ras,
said village, thence aorth W. aeslFe'H NC na'
50 nerches. thence with land1 OF l,I,'I@ 'it e.
Rorers. ESQUIRE, north %3a degrees, easS s, .,
II ne rches, tn ance south IL desrees, tas
y 1-iO perches to the landsot =, rol,, ,o 81
| thence with the same sonlil 1uesleu We -
Is $40 perches toa stone tiei'ce noi son. i
1eorees. west $40 OF a pcrch thence sou
Al degrees. west 3-lO pcrches % lne ,n'n sa,,
nsho1pn street, thence wi il n. sad ,ll FIret e
nor.h 4S% degrees, west lb .. perIinss ss.,a, =,
the the T place .. gnnl :, contain ~ - zcts, tc
more or less. Book L. Vc.' pase ,I,n 1". rrn T,
Seized and taken Ia eXecuno" as m, 'i,e in.rnl
perry o am T., LORD, NJ NJ tvu.t tsvnryiyjng n .it
saghr "a oo4, jostpS or ad Ann a., = J;r, A"r%
nis W ne and losoph ApheuS horl, GlrG,
ma Lord Cnrde 10, wife 81 Colon 'er."ot -
~ Tiara % VIE Of - Rob.f,s, Victor ,,,.a l.n' a a
Ella T-rd, Ann Lord, Emma l;oLa; hlla" "a 4
Lorl, dangh er of Ihs,' d ,se,d ae dew deyisees q
a son of Joseph \, LORD aec d y, - "" he sold b,
'osep'i ~ IsAAC GkUbB, sheriff, ,.
sherifis Office. sew Castle. sep'l' l0''
sep3 ts
The Morning herald., 1877-09-18
A DJOURNhD sHEklFF.o SALb.

4 Bv 3 virtue of d writ of Leevari Faetas to
me diresled Will be exposed to ruhilc
Sale Httte Earay ette-H ni -+'l ST ip ~
street, kept by q eorse ". Ortlip. III the
city of Wilmington, New Castle county.
WEDNESDAY, the 81 day + s,oocr, 1877,
at I o'clock. p. NJ,
The following descr bed Real Estate. VIZ.
All that c-rLalu lot Of land win q br'cF
messuage thel con, situate in taid CITY of
wilmington, and part'cn lslly described AS
follows, 10 w.t. Beg nning on ne norlh-
erly side of Front s.. betN eei! Walnut and
FIR nch s,s., at sbHu: rs IT inches from
the westerly side Of WALNUT St, being the
middle OF q partition wall, thence norther
" parallel with Walnut street. through
said wall about so Fl. toland of - Smi h
thence west rIy raral ell with FrMt st.;
about Is IT. Inches to md OF Michael
Ially. thelice sOutherly parallel With Wal
nut ST.. about 60 fE, to the said nnrther'y
side of Front st.. and thence thereby east
erIy about lS IT. 3 in. to the lacef begin
nin be the contents what thu y may.
| Seized and taken 10 ex' cnti y m the
property of William Duty and Ma1y, .hit
wife and to be,eo!d by, n,,..,, eu1 T. H.
| ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
sheriif's Office, New Castle, sept' u, lS77
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NEW CASTLE COUNTY SIS.
THE STATE UF DELA ARE

0No THE sH rBIFF OF New CASTLE COUNTY.
IL GREETIsG. ...u . ,u
WREfEAs. Jane, sulliyan. by. rer next.
frien", James Atwell, by her petition 10
the Jutgss OF our Supe'ior ourt, filed j"
the office of the PrDthQuotary-.t +. the said
Court IN and for the County of New Castle,
~ tor the eau C of complaint tn rein
alleged haS made application TO
SEAL our said Judges thnt a decree may
be pronounced dis solving the mar
~ riage existing hetweea the peti-
TONER and her husband John 'u!liVan.
We therefore command you;as you have
be m hereinbefOre commanded, that you
su nmon JON Su livan, so that he be and
4, pear before the said Judges Of our said
superior Ourt of the next tcrm thereof TO
! e he'd al New castle in and tor The COul-
ty of New Castle. on Monday the Is h da 2
nfNOvember next, to answer the q allegatiors
IT the Sa d petition, and also to show cause
If any he has, why a decree Of The said
Ourt should not be rnaie, nisEOlvng the
marriage existing between hin aud the
said Petitioner according to the act f Az
seubly in such case made and provided,
and also to do and receive what the lid
''Ourt shalt tn en- and there consider cOncern
rnY him IN this behaltas to the Court thail
eem meet and consistent with the prov!-
Sicns Of the said act OF Assembly.
Witness the Honorable JOSEPH p. Come
gvs. Ed. at New astie the 9th ray o
May, A. D. eighteen hundred and seventy
seven. CHARLES BEAon ON.
'h' shrv" is tue caps o' snmpo. a.
auR.3'W u SAellt.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

to me dilec ed, will tie exposed to public
sale. atthe Lafayette Hotel. Nj Ship,ey ST..
kept by George W. OrtIip, in the city of
" wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware
on
WEDNESDAY,, October Sd, A. D. II,
at 2 o'clock, p. M,
The following described keal Estate, viz,
Al that certain lot piece, or parcel o
land, wi two three-stors brick houses
lher on erected, 81 uste in III Ci yo Will
mingt.n, bound. d ard described as fol.
lows, to wit: Beginning at the cas!erlS
side of Pine ST., between h aud It SITS, OF
tn distance Of so IT 3 n iron the north.
erlyside Of sixth St.. thence easIeriv par.
IL lei with 9th + . Is IT. to John Cooks line
thence therewith northAry 81 It ia In,
| to a s axe thence Westerly and parable
! WITH 7th st and distant there f ON l6j #
| 10 in. and passing through the middle 0
Edward Derricks on's gable end wal. eighty
! IT. TO the eastrrly side OF Pine st, afors
said, thence herewith sou,he'ly pinrty
one It. eight and one-quarLer in to th,
place q, beginning, be IL e conten the: eo
W >nt tncN may.
! Seized ana ,aken In execution rs the pro
! p~r-y rf WiIli IN Silver and Eliza Jane, hi
! VIE. I. Us, and to be sold by
| ISAAC CRUDE, Sheriff.
sheriFs ntfice, New Castle, seot, 18th, 1877
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CtAERlFF'S SALE,

BY virtue ofa writ OF dis. I.evari Facias to
e y ~ ne,e o JsSdG y II nS Scwport SS
III Ch' iSliana Hundred, New Castle county,
Del ,on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER %. A. D., 1877,
-. srat O'clock p. IN, ---.- ,
ThefDl!Owlng described it-sl Estate. VIZ.
All tne1r right, title, al,l interest, being.
d vr uni ~iiried SIXTH N rtSU,-rN ;rrT--t II
that ccrlaiG Tract or '.ut of Or, urd 81 i.uate
10 Mil Creek Ilupdlrd, rr' Cast County
and Stntc Of rlaWsrc. and ucrOrdlI : to a
Deed herein re,iteu. bounded ~ ful ws:
i;eeinulns at &C rnrT in the middle of The
new Pubic head ieahing rom the old Will
f1ningttm Ro;.f.at = h4 'tDut of HOcL esSin
n IN to Garr-Lt> STUFF Mil, vt the point
where The q line of fuSey Wilson's land
lnter sec,s thesame, thence alonglhe old Iiue
of said Wilson'S land, The old course I h ereoi
beiU east 10 corner stone in the line of
lands of samuel Sharpless, theL CO by line.
If said Sharpiess's land. acco. ding TO 3 re-
cent survey, north 81 deg. and m n, vert
0chains and ~ links to u one and north
| 2, deg. and 10 min. W st until it inter ects
| the middle of The Public koad aforesaid,
thence along the middle OF said ro. d to Il e
place of beginning, be the cOuienis lhereet
more or less.- Book W, vol. I, page47 &c.
Seized and taken III ex. cutiOn az e
pr. pc ty- of John TRUCKS aud ,seph E.
| tarker, J.., ana ~ ME G.. his wife, mort.
gagors, aud he Diam Dut tate Kaolir
! CoMpanyt. t., and h, By sold by &. y.
TSAAC CRUDE, sherifr,
Sheriff once, hew Castle, sept Q. lS77,
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PERSONAL.
Gambetta, althoura only 80, is already

Gambetta, altnouku vny W. AZ
gray. \-s4v,r.ss-
Mrs. Lydia L. Conway, OF Paw Paw'
Mich, is = notary Public.
Theodore NTilton's long hair attracted
xnuch attention when he was in Paris.
Aupa Dickinson will, it is said, give the
critics another opportunity during Daley's
season.
Scott Is said to be President OF not less
than eight Railroads. No wonder that ne
wants standing army. go, at
Mime. Celeste, who is now nearly seventy
years Of age, is soon to appear in farce al
London, taking boys part.
Francis Murphy, temperance apostle Will
commence q tour through the counties OF
northwestern Pennsylvania this week.
Mrs. DR.. Bailey presented large organ
to the Catholic Church at St. Paul, Marion
County, Oregon, on the feast of Assump'
ton.
Queen Victoria's maids Of honor are all
scions of nobility, and receive for their ser
vices $4,000 year, and a gift OF $4,000 as a
marriage portion.
Blsmarck's sympathies are all with Rus
sia: but then he likes to see both beligerents
Mound each other into small pieces-the
smaller the better for Bis.
Messrs. Moody and Sankey will spend the
winter months in missionary labors in the
smaller New England towns. They preb-
ably could not select in this country more
appropriate field.
Levi Coffin. well known in the ante bel
1um days as President of the "U Underground
Railroad" and always prominent anti
slavery man, died at his residence at Avon
dale, near Cincinnati, on Sunday afternoon
last, aged seventy-fve.
Minnie Hauck, the American prima don
ma, who has been singing in Germany TO
several years, has met with greater success
in that country than any other artist. wit
the possible exception of Lucca. After 81
months time she was made CouTt>singer,
fact without a parallel in the musical his
tory of Berlin. In September Miss Hauc
will begin star engagement at Brussels.
A lovely night in the latter part OF Jnl
Judge Strong, of the Supreme Court, WI
playing quiet game of euchre in II
Minpequa House, the cards were in hant
of the players to decide the rubber. tt
con estants had each won two tricks, tW
f ,be parties had played, when Juds
Str,bG gleefully played the seven of trump
s4yAe to his partner Eve have them tt
n,ot+.' The remaining player who is
r.iaive OF Peter Collins, ESQ, one
actors for the basin, held the eig
he brought the card down (
with thump, saying, ''no, n
ia, eight beats seven, as sure as )t
liy There was some looking at eat
but no explanation, and the gan
ended.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-18
HERlFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of writ o. Levari Facas. TO
me directed will be expos "a 10 pup lc saie
at the I.atayei te Hotel, Stl shipley street
kept Nv George w. Ortlin. in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County. Delaware
The Morning herald., 1877-09-18
WEDNESDAY, the Sd day ofpctober, 1877
at Q O'Clock p. NJ.


The following describs d real estate. viz;
Al! that certai lot or piece of land, with
two st ry brick dwelling thereon erected
sitlate in The City ut Wilmington, bound.
ed and described as fol ows, t" wit: Begin
n ng at a point on the southerly side OF
I he, tnut ST., date Dock SD between Har-
rlson and Franklin sts., and of the DIS
ance Of l2S IT, from the westerly side "t
Harrison ST.. thence sou'heriy through the
middle of the tlvisiOn wa Of the aujoin-
ing house Oh 'ae east parall lel with Harri-
son st., 100 # tot 60 ner, thence We terly
| paraEel with tihes N ut ST., tlate DOCK st y
| II it, to an. ther corner, thence nOrtherly
| parallel with Harrison street and through
| ihe middle of the d vision way of the, ad-
| ioiring mouse on the vest. IcO IT. 10 the
aid sou 'herly siie OF Oh smut street atol G.
sa d, ana thence thereby ea terly IT, &c
! the pisce. OF beginning, be the contents
! lher OF what they may.
| Seized and ia zen IN execution as the
| property of Mary Moran, lale May Nc
| Jugn, ,urtioing Mortgasor and Admins
tratrx of Timothy McHugh, decd, and
''' ' ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Now Castle sept. IA, LETT
sepiiits
The Morning herald., 1877-09-18
cHERlFFS SALE.

sep.5-t
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-02-23

New SCHOOL BUILDING. The voters
of this Independent School District, will
have submitted to them at the ensuing
annual election on the 18th of March, a
proposition to issue the bonds of the dis
trict to the amount of $10,O 900 for the pur.
pose of erecting new school building
The official notice of the election will be
found in the advertising columns. II
seems to us that this proposition should
have little opposition from candid and
dispassionate voters. 1t is simply mat.
ter of necessity. The school population
of this district now numbers 1900. =
There is seating room in our present
buildings for 600 pupils; 700 or 500
have been accommodated by requiring
some of the primary pupils to attend but
half dav, and alternate with others
who attend the other half This still
leaves 400 or 500 children who cannot at
tend school because there is no room for
them. This is the simple form in which
the proposition to build presents itself
and there seems no alternative that wist
and prudent men would like to take, ex
| cept to vote the bonds and erect tn,
school house
The location of the building is design
ed to be somewhere north of Main St
and east of the river. The plan will be
two stories with primary rooms below
and the high or grammar department
above. We have full faith that our PEG
pie will take sensible view of this mat
| ter
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-02-23
"FAREwELL..

In all llfe's rough and rugged way, [dell
| Up mountain steep, DER plain, through
Tue saddest word that one can say,
| In midst of tears is this FAREWELL!
But oft in life the trial comes,
We part with those we love SO we'll,
To meet no more mid earthly domes,
And say a last, q sad farewell!
But such is life, "best friends must part, u
True hearts must oft with sorrow swell,
And say that word with grateful heart,
The sad, dark, dreary word, farewell!
do not hate to leave this hall,
Where it was mine so long to dwell,
But then love its rulers all,
And say to them, "a sad farewell"
Its inmates too, to me arc dear,
With grief leave them here to dwell,
bid them all be of good cheer,
And say to them "a kind farewell"
Farewell? alb, no! hate the word,
We say 1t fittingly and die,
A better we have often heard,
The kind old fashioned word "good-by.''
"Good-by" then, it is mine to say
10 all around the l. H. l.,
And when from all I'm far away,
I'll often think of this "geod-by."
But then the time will ere long come,
When we shall cease on earth to dwell
Then may we gain better home,
No more to part, and say farewell"
NJ. V. BURDIcK.
l. H. l., Independence, Feb. 20, 1877.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-02-23

TEMPERANCE The series of temper
ance meetings held this week in the sew
eral churches or our city, have been of
much interest and very well attended.
Capt. W. II. Curtis, of Waterloo, up TO
last evening, was the principal worker in
the cause, addressing crowded audiences
nightly, with much force and earnestness
The meeting last evening, at the Presby-
terrain church, was addressed by II. Rickel
ESQ.,, of West Union, and by Samuel
Hussey Esq, of this city. The speech of
the latter, was the event of the evening
C oming from man of education and
good natural ability, who, by the intoxi-
eating cup, has been dragged down to
poverty and degradation, his intellect OBJ.
scured and his social and business stand
ing impaired, it created strong impress.
sion aside from its appropriate and elo
quent expression. Mr. Hussey an.
nounced his emancipation from the en-
thralling influence of drink and the house
with sincere sympathy, applauded his
earnest determination. We hope every
right thinking man and woman will en-.
courage him with cheering words and
/ good counsel. The meeting tonight will
be at the Congregational church, and
will be addressed by Mr.. Rickcl
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-02-23

JUDGE NJ. V. BURDICK was, on Mon
day. before Judge Bagg, of the Circuit
Court. through the Intervention of writ
of Aabeus corpus, asking his release from
the Insane Hospital. DR.. Reynolds, the
Superintendent, testified that though
Judge Burdick is not in the condition of
mental health in which he was before the
attack, he has derived all the benefit pos
sible from treatment in the Hospital, and
that with freedom from undue excite
ment is improper condition to enjoy his
liberty. He was accordingly released.
In another column will be found an
original poem, from his pen, written jus,
before his departure, conveying his
farewell to friends and associates. Judge
Burdick's present address is Cresco, How.
ard County.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-02-23
st. Nicholas For March.

The boys and Girls will find many
special features to delight them in this
fresh spring number of ST. NICHOLAS.
First of all, the front-piece is beauti
fully executed picture, and illustrates a
fine "folk-story," telling of wonderful
things that happened in snug little Ger
man cottage. Then, there is bright
poem called "The Seven Ages" illustrat-
ed with exceedingly funny cuts by Hop
kins; and w. E. Griffis's 1.-THE Golden
Fish of Dwarf Castle" relates an adven-
ture that all the boy lovers of kite.flying
ought to read, besides giving them some
surprising facts about the habits and lux
uries of race of kite-fyers. Old Winter
Jolly, good friend that he Isis not
suffered to depart without q tribute; and
after reading ION the Ice." the yonng
folks will be more than ever 10th 10 give
up the sports of skating and curling. Many
of the country lads, however, may find
compensation in the spring-time pleasure
of Making Maple Sugar" described on
another page.
Susan Coolidge contributes delight
full fairy-tale, entitled "The Two Wishes"
and Lucy G. Morse has a strong and nat
ural story of the life of an adopted out
cast, full of mingled fun and pathos
while nothing more perfect in the way Of
a sweet, pure, simple. dainty story has
been published lately than Laura Win
throp Johnston's Extract from the Jour-
nal of Blue-coat Girl"
As for the serials, Mr.. Trowbridge's
hero gets into real difficulties in this num-
Der, and "Pattikin $" heme is the scene of
many interesting events and dilemmas
"Jack-in-the.Pulpit" cody disposes in a
few words of such marvels as Crystal
liked Horses" and Fresh water Whale. y
The Every Little Folks" are treated to
the two very comical picture of Little
Tradja of Norway" and 1.-THE Sick Frog"
with funny account of each. Aud fine
poems and pictures meet the eye every,
where IN tbs sunny page.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-02-23

A FEW weeks since Mr.. J. L. LOOMS,
late Postmaster of this city, received the
statement of the P. o. Department, on
final settlement of his account, agreeing,
exactly, with his own balances On
Tuesday, of this week, upon presentation
of a draft by the present Postmaster, he
promptly turned over to him the amount
due the Department. 1t is fact highly
creditable to Mr.. LOOMS business man
agement of the Office, that his quarterly
balances always correspondent with those
of the Department, save ia the single in
stance Of his first fractional quarter, wher
he underestimate his own salary to the
extent of few cents
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-02-23
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS OFFICE.

luQepcuueuCe, 1OWA. FcU 1906,
The qualified electors OF the City of Tndepen
dence, Buchanan County, iowa, are hereby mott
fed that on Monday the 5th day Of March, 1877,
there will be held an election in said city at which
election there will be chosen the following Off
Gers, to-wit:
One Mayor for the term Of one year.
One City Treasurer for the term Of one year.
One City Assessor for the term Of one year.
One City Solicitor for the term of two years.
Members of the City Council as follows:
First Ward-One member Of the City Council
for the term Of two years.
Second Ward-One member Of the City Council
for the term Of two years.
Third Ward-One member Of the City Council
for the term of two years.
Fourth Ward-One member Of the City Council
for the term Of two years
Fifth Ward One member Of the City Council
for the term Of two years
Such election will be holden in the following
places:
In the First Ward at the Office OF the Brewer
Brothers on Main street.
In the Second Ward at the Engine House
In the Third Ward at the store Of d. +. Bisbee
on Main Street
In the Fourth Ward in Burr's building on Chat
ham street.
In the Fifth Ward at the house Of L. II. Adams,
in Block IS, in Fargo's I'd addition to Indepen.
dence.
The polls of said election will be open from
Q A. N. to II NJ :, and from P. NJ. to P, n.
3w3O D. D. HOLDRIDGE, Mayor.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-02-23

FROM remarks made at the late s. S.
Convention, it would appear that hide
pendence is the wickedest city in Iowa.
and that ii almost deserves the fate of the
"cltes of the plain" How is it, Bro
Toman? Speak up.-Postcille Rsuieao.
If anybody misrepresented our town in
IN the above style at the s. 8. Conven
ton, it would indicate that he or she has
not travelled much in Iowa. At any rate
it seems to be very inappropriate
remark to make at such gathering. W.
do not claim that Independence is the
gateway of Paradise, but somehow VIZ
are not conscious that we would suffer by
comparison with any other locality in
Iowa or elsewhere. Give us the specific
allegations, Bro. Burdick, and the name
of the alligator.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-02-23
Scarcity of Money.

There is no doubt that the present con-
dition of all kinds of business and indust.
ry is fearfully depressed, and it behooves
every family to look carefully to their
expenses. Winter is coming on when
children are liable to Group, Whooping
Cough. etc. Coughs and Colds will pre-
vail everywhere, and Consumption with
other throat and lung diseases, will carry
of many. These diseases should not be
neglected. Doctors bills are expensive,
and we would advise our people to use
BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. 1t never
has failed. One bottle at IS cents will
keep your whole family well during the
winter Two doses will relieve any case.
Sold in all towns in the United States, and
by your Druggist, c. K. Wallace.
1222w22eow.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-02-23
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
JAMES JAMESON, Plaintiff,

JAMES JAxIsoN Plaintiff,
vs.
Elizabeth Miller, Ann L. McClaury, Catherine Oh
der, Lydia C. Miller, Abram L. Miller, Amands
Weymire, George T. Miller. Mary Miller, John W
Miller, Anna Belle Miller, Heirs OF the Estate Of
Philip Miller, deceased, Defendants.
In the District Court Of Buchanan County. Iowa
March term, A. D. 1877.
To Said Defendants:
NyOU are hereby notified that on or before the
i LIST day Of March, A. D., 1877, there will be on
ale in the office Of the Clerk Of the District Cour
Of Buchanan county, Iowa, the petition Of Jamei
Jamison, the plaintiff aforesaid, claiming Of you
the sum Of four hundred dollars, as money just
ly due from you on two promssory notes.
Also asking the foreclosure OF certain tt
tie Bond upon the east half Of the northeast quar-
ter of the northeast quarter Of section eighteen
township ninety, range eight, west, and in Blu
chanan county, Iowa. No personal judgment
asked.
You are also notified that unless you appear
thereto and defend before noon Of the second day
Of the March term OF the said District Court o.
Buchanan county, to be held in Independence, II
said county. on the 18th day Of March, A. d. 1877
default will be entered against you and judg
ment rendered thereon rs prayed for.
AVIS JAMES JAMESON, Plaintiff.