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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-19

,,,o Of Parliamentary law ms we understand ,, '.
Wv W, ,nc persons above named presume " ''' ''''
''' , ,s members Orthis body
"0 -. no provision has been made ny law LOT e.e'
Du r.,,io,s IN these States and no snch election
ton .,,, copd any officer or functionary in
nI "''s' mike return of any such election =
@ these States are not ou'horzedby law 10 "o'u
"''. .,,ioo by general ticket, or Otherwise Una" ny
90 now can any officer or iunctlonI0ry therein
d'''',,, ,i,od Nv law to make return OF any such
@'''", Wa oro unpreparcd to admit that any per-
eeo,'"' or these States can have in his posses
~" Nv. lc,,l documentary proof OF his election as
.'' wv ..,o,ive for the 2slh Congress We are well
N'p ,.,,,ycr. that an attempt, if now made, by
'"'''' .,osoution, before the organization OF the
mO'"" =, o,c,udc those persons from all partcipa-
l'"''' ,,t would be attended with great cmbar-
Nv" and great delay, and with the hazard of con
,;,lorce and anarchy in this Hall
~. hvo concluded therefore to content ourselves,
,.,.., ortbe business Of the House, with de-
:. ,bis formal and solemn manner, our con-
,,n,,;oo Of proceeding on the part Of the persons
.,,,,J which, If performed, we shall hold TO DO
and essentially revolutionary in its character,
.,..,,ve orthe Constitution and Of all law and or
~. and tending directly to the destruction of our
~. co,o,oment. We declare that VIC shall regard
Il. .sciOn Of Speaker, if effected ny the votes of
mae, ,or.ons, as an illegal election and legal fraud
49,. IN oo,on and we shall not fail or cease, after
1i.bojy shall have been organized. and in the pro-
the session, to make every effort within our
,omn,,encv to vindcotc the aw,to purge the House,
,,ab,,r i back to q condition of constitutional
..nrlnfss
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-19

RAIL ROAD CONVENTION AT BRATrLEBoR-
oroH' Tho Bellows Falls Gazette says that six
hundred we're present at the Rail Road meeting at
marlborough from different parts of the route from
tos'o' to Burlington, Great zeal and derterm ina
lion wee manifested on the part of the Delegates
speeches were made by Mr. Derby of Boston, Mr.
'rockcr Of Fhchburgh, Mr. slade or Middlebury, Mr.
10 ards of Ncene, MIR Chapman of Greenfield, and
o'nen' This was Convention friendly to the route
0Oush The southern section Of this State to Buripg
'o0 The friends of this route are much more active
'an ATE the friends of the other routes.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-19
STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS DISTRICT. IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
lenns---Po all persons concerned in the estate Of
CnuIsTopHER BARTLETT, late of Morgan. de-
ceased, GaHETIxG,
EETuEnEAs, Zonas Bartlett, Administrator VI
w said deceased, has f!cd in This Court his ap-
PlicAtion requesting that a further time of year
from and after the 3lst day of December, 1913, be
allowed him TO make payment Of the dehis and close
rhe settlement of the estate Of id deceased.
Therefore, Yon are hereby notified that you NAV
appear before said court at session thereof to ts
holden at the Probate Office at Irasburgh on the 4,h
Wednesday of December instant and show cause
why the time should not be extended as aforcsaid-
And this order shall he published three weeks sue
cessively in the CaIedouian, printed at ST. Johns
bury before the day of hearing. .sf
Given under my hanl at Irasbureh, in said ls-
trict this 4th day of December a. d. ls43
332w3 GEO. NYE, Judge of Probate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-19
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA

ime hoyaI Mail Steamer Acadia arrived at Boston
" e'0esday last week. She left Liverpool. saws
'"e A"os, on the 10Th ut at 6 O'Clock NJ She
''aue Ner passage little short of II days.
"'' u''I'ai OF the Acadia, we have our files of
,t0'u0" and Liverpool papers, in full to the 10Th uIt
I" Jay O' sailing, which is Is days later than our
'Ss' previous advces.
r..,-,, ''u rather declined-and exports were limited
c,;. ~ america had nevertheless, improved and
vessels 'o' n''''''0""
Manu. overland mail from India arrived on the 9th
b.,.r '-otlnsng accounts of a very serious ont
nou. U evolution in Punjab. There was no later
,bo 'ao very little progress had been made in
eear,, "'aS o'Connel was very jealous in his
i,.,,,. preserve peace among the Irish people, It
"''u mat o'Connels health was C,iIino and ,b,,
his friends. III MS oeha'i' among
NJ, saS1 ana Smiths European Times states that
Ia, '' an American merchant of great eminepce.
year w." elected Mayor ofLiverpool for the ensuing
ntbo Duh 1reen has published several articles
SydOov S. LINES and Globe in reply to those of
Their o"''n' on the subject of the non-payment Of
wri,i,l Oy some of the states of our Union. His
mnoh IN this BEHALF do not seem to nave met with
his orio,o Inc Times animadverts severely upon
its coInm "n' finally excluded them altogether from
favor ,v;n ana they have found nearly as little
ware, !. u '"e Globe. The General has offered his
VI '"s wrong market.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-19
To THE PU PLIC.

TbeIcgisature Of this State at its late Session,
having Dassed resolution requesting "The Governor
n a1pcat Committee to devise the best mode Of
olleyiunr The unfortunate condition Of the Insane,
who are deemed incurabc, and report TO the next
General Assembly by bill or otherwise" end the
Gorc-aor PURSUANT to said resolution, having appoint
eIhe Undersigned said committee, for the purpose Of
obtaining the data and information necessary to &C
compIish the object specified in said resolution, we
request hGoycrseer Of the poor in each town in the
Sa!eo ascertain & make ont n statement of the mum
her Olthc Insane in their respective towns, therein
setting forth their ogc ser, and procuring crcums,an-
cc: and the length Of lmc and the apparent cause of
thei Insanity, and the manner in which they have
hitherto been provided for, and such othc[ facts in re-
laiOn to Their circumstances as may be supposed to
be ueful,-in all cases designating such as are sup.
posed be incurable, and transmit or deliver the
same TO the County Clerk of their respective Coun-
Ties @efrst day Of January next, or as soon as
convenient As this is the work ofhumanity, intend
ed 10 benefit the condition Of mott unfortunate class
ocOmmrnyy, il is hoped those to whom this appeal
Nmade,uW cheerrully assist the committee in obtain
ing this desired information.
DAVID VI. CAMP, E.
VIM. HEBARD, COMMITTEE
GEORGE CAIIOON.
NO'Gmber 81, 1913.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-19

Inc savannah Georgian hears at its head the follow
mg nag; John C. Calhoun for President, subject to
Wv VIII oil the baltimore Convention. John w. A.
,""'O'o '"F Coroner" Well, it is great thing to
1a'e good Coroner, hence after the Convention.
mere can be COroner's inquest, with verde, sded
=! y, '''''uon' &c, unless before that, political sui
'ue snail be returned .-PhiIa. II. s. C,o.c,te
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-19
NeA2s@GM4@9a

In Ryegate, Dec 5, by Rev. Nir Thra, Mr. AzRo
DUTToN, merchant of Barnet, to Miss MARY-JANE,
daughter of Dca. John Gibson.
In this town, Dec. 10, by Rev. Mr. Sampson, DR..
JEREMIAH ;. SGAs, 10 Miss CYNTHIA g. AVER.
In Lyman, N. H. Nov. so, Mr. NATHAN MEL
SON to Miss MARY-ANN, daughter of Mr. Philip
Paddlerord.
In North Dnnvlle, Dec. Z, by Elder r. L Harvey,
Mr. Hiram Daniels, Of North Dauyi!le, to Miss Tr-
phosn Stevens, of Walden.
In Albany, by Elder Jonas Scott, of Moristown,
Mr. Arson shaiuck, of WheeIock, to Miss Lucy
Pierce Of Albany.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-19
STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS Instruct, So.
Probate Office, Trasburgh Dec. /, lS43.
EJROBATE Courts within and for the district of
Z Orleans will he holden at tho Probate Office at
Irnsburgh ondho FIRST and THIRD Wednesday, of
each month: and at such other times and places
within tho District on application and notice the
interest CT the Public may requirr for the year.
GEO. NYE. Judge.
33aws H. n, BATES, Register
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-19
STATE OF VERMONT,
DISTRICT OF cALEl

piSTRlcr OF CALEDONIA,
AT Prehate Court holden Of Danyiic, within and
for said District, on the 9Th day of December, A.
D. 1913. Present the Hon. Samuel o. Mat;ocks
Judso. a..
A Instrument. purpering 70 be the last Nill and
~ testament Of P,rI ENcE WHEATON,, late of ST.
Jcansbury, in said district, d ceased. Icing presented
to the court here 10y Zlmon Wheaton, the Executor
therein named for probate, it is ordered 10y said court.
that all persons concerned therein, he notified ap
pear session of said court, 10 be held the Pro-
bate Office in said Danvile, the 9Th day of De-
cember, a. D. 1919, and show cause if any they nay
have, against the probate Of said will for witch pug
pose it is further ordered that copy of the record
81 TINS rlcr h" published three weeks successfully,
in the Calydonian printed 4. st. JOHNS Try, soon
may be-
SAMUEL B. MATTOCKS, Judge.
true copy Of record, s32w3
Attest, S.lMUEI. Is. MAT"TOCK5, Judge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-19
STATE or VERMONT.

ORLEANS pIsTHICT, 50.
The Hon. tho Probate Court for the District Of Or
lcans-lo al persons concerned in the Estate Of
jonS McDANrEL late of-IIydepark, deceased, in.
tcstata, GnEETISo.
NETuEREAE, Cornel"us .Lypd, Administrator da
w honis Of said intesiae has fled in said
Court his application requesting TIA, the time for
paying The debts and settling the estate Of said de-
ceased be extended one year from and after the 9th
day of December instant
There fore, Y gu hereby notified TO APPEAR be-
fore the Probate Court aforesaid session thereof
10 be holden at the Probate Office Irasbu,gh. an
the Alb Wednesday of December 1913. and show
cause why the time should be extended as g.
forcsal.
Giren under my hand al Irashurgh. in said Ds,
tric this 9Th day Of December. A. D. 1913.
332N3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-19
WinuOWing Mills for Sale.

FENIE subscriber is manufacturing and has for sad
NJ at his shop opposite to j. Huehinson's Inn, l.
ron Cleared Winnowing Mills well nude and On eS-
ceent article. Whoever wishes to purchase my
article Of the kind is invited TO rnl aud examine his
Mills. LEONARD l.. HOWARD.
st. Johnsburv Plain, Dec. is, l643. 1881
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-19

STEAMBOAT EXPLosIoN.-We Learn that on yes
-terday (Thursday) morning. about o'clock the
steamer Warren collapsed fue while lying Mt wharf
at Frceport, on the Allegheny river. There were
at the time of the accident about or 30 persons
board, of which number about twelve scaIded !;
four five not expected to survive PHsburg, Pa
.9dp, SM
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-19

NEWSPAPER LAWN case OF n suit for fraud
the Georgia have decided that refusing take
newspaper from the office, going away and leaving
it uncalled for, until all arrcarages are paid, is pna
faHe evidence of intentional fraud.
FIRE On Saturday last, the carling works Of Mr.
Joseph Slayton of Calais with the machinery, cloth
ing, account books, Sc were entirely destroyed by
FIRE -ATontpelier WaichmGn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-19

Flour TRANsPoRTATIoN'- There have been
brought over the rail road from Albany to Boston,
within the months Of October and November, about
$4,000 barrels The largest quantity which has been
brought by this route the city in week is IL,
346 barrels. The present rate Of eght is 37l cents
II
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-19
BlackSmithiHg Business.

FHNHE subscriber has opened a Blacksmith Shop NJ
n PassumPsic Village, where he is ready to do
all kinds of business in his line for cash or shor:
credit at the lowest prices His experience IN the
business, he thinks, viii enable him to do his work
in n first rate style. Z. u. RYAN.
Passumpsc Nov. 2e, 1913. 33Iw8
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-19

PMS, lIoME-MADE.-Ihe new Tariff imposed
for the frs, time decidedly Protective duty on Pins,
eqnal to so per cent. There but two pn-rnak-
ing establishments in the Country when the law was
passed. each Of which had been carried on for years
without making single dvidend-one certainly had
made none. Since then, this concern has paid its
first dividend of3a per ceut--the sole return on
nine years investmcnt-and is now driving a good
business, and likely to do we'll II is selling Pins
fifteen per cent cheaper than they rere sold before
this Tariff tcas adopted, and making vastly superior
article. The average price is 65 cents a pound or
pack continuing $500 to 5000 pins Duty, 8 cents
per Thousand pins. Several establishments are
now going forward, and have not a doubt that
Pins will be 10 per cent. cheaper yet within two
years if the present Tariff is sustained Tho wages
Of the workmen have been increased since the Tariff
passed, and great many have been set at
work. The manufacturers are daily eanning how to
cconomize in materials and processes, and can sell
cheap because they have sure, adequate and steady
market Tribune.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-19

Claims-Messrs Foster, Wright, Woodbury., Phelps,
and Haywood.
Revolutionary Clnims--SIessrs. Jarnegnn, Dayton,
Uphnm, Coquilt, and Henderson.
Judciary--NIessrs. Berrcn, Clayton, Dayton, Walk
or and Huger
Post Offices and Post Roads-Messrs Merrick
Simmons, Jnrnogan, Fulton, and Atchson.
Roads and Cunas--Alessrs Porter, White, King,
Breese and Sturgeon.
PcnsonsMessr1 Bates, Foster, Sewer, Bugby,
and Allen.
District of Coumbla.-Mcssrs Miller, Bnysrd King,
Morohend, and Semple
POtents-Nlessrs Porter, Henderson, Sturgeon, and
Allen.
Observation-Disclosures. Morehoud, Miller, Fulton,
and Henderson.
Public Buildngs-Messrs Dayton, Breose, and
BOgby.
Contingent Expenses Of The SeDate--Mnssrs. Tap
pan, White and Porter.
Printing-Messrs Simmons, Fairfield, and Sprague.
Enrolled Bills -Messrs Dayton, Bagby, and
Spague.
Several resolutions introduced and lie over,
Bills previously introduced by MessrS. Barrow and
Walker were read twice and referred.
The resolution from the House for the election oil
the Senate proceeded to tho election Rev. Sept.
mus fusion, (formcr Chaplain for several sessions)
reciveing 81 TO scattering declared elected
Elections of door-koeper Secretary, sc. were also
held Asbury Dickens, Esq (PresenI Secretary re-
coived Al votes aud was reelected.
Edward Dyer, Esq. (prescn, incumbcnt) cleo
ted Sergeant.at-Arms by 80 votes, and Robert Beale
reelected Assistant Sergeant and Door Keeper by
| "a votes, to Robert l., Horne, %.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-19
BRIGHTON MARKET.-Monday Dec. II.

Reported for the Daily Advertiser
At market, $50 Beef Cattle, 1900 Sheep, and
200 Swine Several hundred swine unsod.
Prices.-Beer Cnue-Wo quote extra at A so n
rs; First quality q 25j second quality 1915
a 4--third quality II 70.
BorreIing Caue-Noss $3 %; No. l, ~ 7Hi
No. 2 So H.
Sheep-Small lots 75c 10 | so. Wethers from
l 80 TO So %.
swine-ols to peddlo 4c for sows and SC fer Bar
rows. Al retail from Il to &c.
BOSTON MARKET-Doc. IL.
FLOUR. Howard st. IS, 81 Western cana
4 81 81.
BUTTER IL per ID.
CHEESE. Al 81 do do
WOOL--For fleece and pulled wool there has
been quite animated demand during the past week
and large sales have been made nj former reported
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-19

The Post Office Department The report of Mr..
WickIe, the Post Master General, is clear and full
in its statement Of facts, and recommending such
form rs he deems expedient, leaving others to the
judgment Of Congress- The following is brief SUM-
mary Of its contents; The amount Of mail transport
ation for s43 has been 3d. 252 ,s05 miles at Of
$2,976,2s4; that oflsi2 was 81 1876 ,99l miles, at
cost Of S3,1lO, 1888; the cost having diminished
Sl3i ,499, while the number OF miles has increased
IL, sI4. The aggregate deductions of the service
amounted to $l34, 1852; additional service $50 $3.50
The total expenses Of the Department in ls43,
were $4s74, 7l3, including debts; in 1912, S4,075,-
The gross revenue for ls4S has been a, 295, 925i
TINT of 1912, S4,546,246
The subject of mail failures, with its causes is fully
treated Much of the diminution in the revenue is
chlrged TO the interference of private expresses Of
which full history is given, with exposition Of
the manner in which they injure the service. Rea-
sons are given why they take the place of the
Department. the chief of which is that they would be
confined entirely to the profitable mail routes of the
country while the distant points would be neglected
MIR Wickfle explains and vindicutes his own action
in the matter, and submits the whole to Congress.
In speaking Of the reduction of postage, he gives
full and most valuable history OF the British expert
ment, with account OF It's results, in which he
shows that the main correspondence in consequence
Of 1t has been increased, and the revenue greatly les
senod, and still the income orthe British Post Office
is greater than the cost Of its management. Mr. Wick;
life has taken means 10 procure very accurate inor-
NATION from all the post offices in the United States
of the relative number of letters paying different
ofPostage, which he intends to submit to Congress
soon. lfCongress chooses 10 make the expenses Of
the Department charge upon the National Treasury,
reduction is recommended. If net, he urges u,
east conformity Of rates to the coins Of the United
States. Printed matter should be more Justly equa-
zed the Thanking privileges restricted and other Cd
icaions eilected.--N Y, COur. s Enc.
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BOSTON MARKET.-Dec.1 IL.
OUR. Howard st. 4 10, n 4 ST Western cana
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-12
w. w. CHAPMAN. Solicitor.

District Court of the United States, for the county
of Louisa, in the Territory of Iowa.
In the matter Of the several petitions of URIAH
l.IMBOCKER and JOHN H. BRAGG to be
severaIly declared Bankrupts and discharged from
their debts, &c. "a.
The creditors of said Uliah Limbocker and John
Fl. Bragg, severay, and al persons interested, will
take notice that the 10th day of October, A. D.,
1912, the Court aforesaid, in the county and
Territory aforesaid, ordered a decree Of bank
ruptcy to be entered in favor of the said Uriah
Limbockcr, and OH the 10Th day of November, A.
D., 1912, the said court in the said county, ordered
decree Of Bankruptcy to be entered in favor Of
the said John H Bragg, and that each Of their
applications for the benefit of the bankrupt law,
should stand continued for the second hearing, to
the fourth Monday next after the fourth Monday Of
April next, at the court house in Wapello, in said
county, and that the said cases were referred to
John GilIiland, Esq, commissioner Of bankruptcy
in said county, before whom on the 10th dav Of
May, lS43, at the court house in Wapello, in said
county, you may appear and have the said petitioners
examined under oath. prove your claims, or show
cause at the second hearing, in court on the 22d
day Of May, ls43, why the prayers Of the petition
ers shall not be granted.
The assignee in the case of John H Bragg il ia
cob s. Rinearson, and the assignee in the case Of
Uriah Limbocker is Daniel w. Ellege, both ofsaid
Louisa county. z. Z. INGHRAM,
March 3 lS43-lSlOw Clerk d. G.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-12
Farm and Land for Sale.

THE subscriber would sell first rate prairie
i farm, one of the best in the county, situated
near the head Of Pine Greek, five miles from the
Mississippi river and ahout nine northeast of Bloc
mington containing gao acres. 60 under good i'm
orovement, with good rail fence, frame house Is
by % feet story and half high, with the lower sto-
ry finished, with stables, thrashng-hoor, ou-houses
and yards convenient for farm with fine grove of
timber, of about so acres adjoining. Also, 200 IA
crcs or MORE situated Pine Creek about one and
half miles from the mouth, at the forks of the
creek, well situated for farm, with cabin and five
or six acres broke, and plenty Of timber and prairie.
and the best mill site the creek, where can be had
sixteen feet head and fall with six foot dam and
race about fifty rods long. Also. eighty acres lying
between James l.. Hustled and widow Chamberlain.
about one and half miles from the Mississippi riv-
err, and about The same distance west of my grist
MILL with cabin on it and four or five acres broke
well situated for small farm, Immediately on pub
lie road leading from Bloomington TO my grist mill
all Of which will be sold bargain to any wish
ing to purchase. BENZ. NIE.
Montpelier, May IL, ls43-n2s-tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-12

District Court ofthe United States for the county
of Cedar in the Territory Of Io,ca.
In the matter Of the petition Of Moses B. Church.
to be declared Bankrupt and to be discharged
from his debts. &c.
The creditors of MOSES B. CHURCH, and
other persons n,erreste will take notice, that on
the Sd Jay Of December. A. D. 1912 the court
aforesaid in the county and Territory aforesaid or
dere decree Of bankruptcy to be entered IN favor
Of The said Moses B. Church. and that bis aPP''ca.
on for the benefit of the bankrupt law should stand
continued for the second hearing to the first DAY OF
the September Term of said court in the year 1919,
At the court house in said county, and that the case
was referred to the Commissioner OF bankruptcy IN
before whom on a,d first Mo '"y
rrton, in said county. you may appear and have
the netitioner examined under oath. and prove your
claims or show cause at the second hearing in said
court at the said court, ct the September term A..
Is43. why the prayer Of the petitioner should not
be granted. George Mccoy is appointed assignee
in this case. W
Attest, +. FLEMltNo, Nie'A'
ADril %, l043-n26-xt
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-12

Llthe United States Districf Court, for the county
Of Louisa, and Territory Of loscd.
In the matter Of the petition Of EDWARD IL
THOMAS to be declared Bankrupt and TO b
discharged from his debts, BE.
THE Creditors Of EDWARD II. THOMAS
and other persons interested, will lake notice that
on the i4th day Of November. A. D. le4a, Tho
Court aforesaid. in the county and Territory afore-
said, ordered decree Of Bankruptcy TO be entered
in favor Of the said Edward II. Thomas. and that
his application for the benefit Of the Bankrupt INV
should stand continued for the second hearing, to
the first day Of the next regular term. be holden
an the fourth Monday next after the fourth Monday
in April A. D.. 1913, at The court house in Wapei.
10, in said Louisa county, and that the case was re-
fcrred to John Gilliland, Commissioner Of Bank.
ruptcy in said county, before whom, on the Goth
day Of May, A. D. ls43 At the court house in said
Wapello, you may appear and have said petitioner
examined under oath, prove your claims or show
cause at the said second hearing in court on the S2d
day Of May ls43 why the prayers Of the petitioner
should not he granted. The Assignee appointed il,
this is Cicero M. Ives, of said Louisa county,
Attest, z. e. INGHRAM. Clerk.
March 8, le43-19-lOw
F. SPRINGER, Solicitor.