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EXErUTOR'S NO TIUE.

Notice is hereby gwen, that by virtue
Of Tho last WH aud testament of Eliza
beth Robertson. late Of Carroll county, q
deceased have been appointed LXecu
tor Of said estate: Therefore all persons
indebted to said estate must make I'm
mediate paymenl-and those having
claims against it, are desired 10 present
them legally altested lor settlement with
in The time prescribed bv law
] B. TlDBALL, EXccr.
November 10, l943.
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November "a. IS43
SHERTFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of writ ol f ta, Ell IeU, fo
issued out Of the Court ot common Pleas
Of Carroll county, Ohio, and to me d.,
rected, will offer for sale at the door
of the court house in CarroIlton, on
Thursday the 2Srh day of Dece mbe.,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A NJ and
4 o'clock p NJ the following described
real estate TO wit: Tho undivided halt
Of the North Easl quarter of Section II,
Township Is, Range Appraised at
$4,000. Taken In execution and will
be sold by me-.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
November "a. l843.
Printers fee so
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IA Apprentice Wanted.

The ,ubscr her will take a boy as on
appreHt &c to the
WAGON 81 CARRIAGE MAKING BUSINESS
Between IA and Is years Of age An
industrious boy will fad an eligible
situation, by applying Immediately.
PHILIP f. PE!CE
Crrolllon Nov. II. I843
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CA UTlON
November 2l, 1913.
Printers fee I,5O.

ALL PERSONS are hereby cautioned
against taking an assignment of three
several notes Of hand, or any one of
them, made by mo and payable to John
Calder, all dated the 5'h day Of Soptem.
ber, lS43, the first callcg fer Sl6. and
payable on The first day ofJanuary 1874
the second calling for SIC, and payable
tho LIST day of April, 1914 and the third
calling for S2S, and payable the 5'h
dav OF September, 1914 The consd-
crauon for which the above notes were
gwen, has entirely failed, and am de
tertniOed never to pay them, unless com
peIIed by law.
SAMUEL HEWITT.
Washington tp Carrot! CO.,
November "a, I643
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The Copper Rock This great na'ur'
al curiosity has at last reached Wash.
inuton CITY. and is To be deposited IN
the National lnsutule for the inspection
Of the curious. It is Of pure copper,
weiphing about 8 800 pounds, and has
been conveyed from near the shores Of
Lake Superior 10 Washington at an eX
pense of $1,000. - Ohio State Journal.
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ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all interes
ted that at my instance a writ Of attach
ment was his day issued by Benjamin
Boice a Justice Of the Pence Of Fox
township, Carroll county, Oho, against
the cha,tols, rights, credits and effects
Of Christopher Trippy, an absent debtor
or nonresident Of Carroll co
JAMES c WlREBAUGH,
November "a, lS43.
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Final Accounts
FILED AT THE OCTOBER TERM

FILED AT THE OCTOBER TERM
A D. lS43
Final account OF Jonas Smith, EXecur
tor OF Peter Smith, deceased,
Final account Of Lewis Lewton, Adj
miuislralor OF Henry Wheeler, decd
FIRST account of James Miller, Exec
utor Of Isaac Miller, deceased.
Final account Of Frederick BrRndt,
Executor Of Martin IIoItzman, deed
F,noI account of Joseph Ru'ler. Ad.
minis,rator of Joseph Rulter, deed
FIRST account OF Absalom Craig Ad-
mlnistra,or Of David Crumhecker, DECD,
Flrsl account Of Joseph Preston. Guar
dian of William Newell, e, ais
DANIEL McCOOK, Clerk.
Clerks c(liCe, CarrolIton.
80 November lS4S,
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Ohio Legislature.
SENATE.

Monday, Dec 4, l843
Atten o'clock, the Senate was called
10 order. and proceeded TO the election
Of Speaker pro tenn. with the following
result:
Thos w. Barley, 19.
David Chamber. ID.
Blank, !.
Mr.. BARLEY on taking the chair made
aspeech,
Samuel Morrison was elected Ser
geant at Arms for the session.
The rules Of the last session were
adopted for the present; committee
SEMI TO notify the House Of orgaorzatOn
copies of the laws and journals OF last
session sent for; Chas b Flood for the
Statesman, and A, W. Perely for The
Journal, admitted as reporters within
the bar. A committee to hunt up the
unfinished business Of last session, and
another to wait upon the governor,
were appointed.
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SHERIFF"S SALE
November "a. l843.
Printers fee I,5O

BY virtue oia writ OF f ta et leu. ia
issued out of the Court ol common Pleas
Of CirroII county, and to me directed
| will offer for sale at the door Of The
court house in Carrolton, on Thursday
the 2Sth of December. between The hours
Of 10 o'clock A NJ and 4 o'clock ?. NJ
the following real estate to wit: The
North East quarter oI Section 8, Town
ship IA, Ra0ge 4. Appraised al 800
Taken in execution aud will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
November 24, 1913.
priuter's fee 5O
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES..

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
At ten o'clock the House was called
to order; aud resolution TO elect the eff
fcers bv ballot, according to CUSTOM
Mr. Ewing moved to vote piUd vOce-MI
Gallagher opposed, stating that excepl
last session, The ballot was always used
Mr. Arcbold supported the dIsuse Of the
ballot: the vote for the ballot was 40, a.
gornst it 81
The balloting then took place: lor
Speaker, John N Gallagher, 3S; Johr
C Clark, %: Blanks, 4. For clerk -
Charles BorlaOd, Al; Gideon NJ Ayres
80 Sergeant alarms Warren Young
40: |. NJ. Stout, %; Scattering, 3.
Mr.. Hawkins gave notice of his in
teutlon 10 introduce bill repeating tn
two humbug bank bills OF the last an'
preceding session.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Davis Vail,
Us. In ChanceTy.
William Wear

William WeaI
By virtue ol d decree issued out Of the
Court OF Common Pieqs oi Carroll Coun
ly. and 10 me directed, ! will JfTer Tor
sale at The door Of the Court house IN
CsrfolIlon, on Saturday the 23d day Of
Decpmber next, between The hours Of
10 o'clock A. NJ. aud a P. NJ. the lol
loving real estate, to wit: ! he East
half Of the North East Quarter Of Sec
uon l3, Township I6, Of Rarge &. ex.
cepung 10 acres off he South end Of
said quarter, sold to Grimes q Mitchell
DAVID WATT, Shera
November II. iS43
Printers lee so
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Roots and Shoes,

537 pairs Of Shoes;
SO do Boots Of almost every size
anu quality which viii be sold at prices
much below what they have heretofore
been bringing III this place, just receiv.
ed and for sale, at The New cheap store
Of
VIM. NJ. SINCLAIR.
Oct. l3
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SHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue Of writ OF Veadi Erponas
issued out of the Court OF common Pleas
of Carroll county, and to me directed,
! will offer for sale al the door of The
Court house in CarroIton, on Saturday
the 23d day of December next, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock p. NJ, the following real estate,
to wit: Fhe undivided hall Of the North
East Quarter Of Section II, Township
IS, oI Range S. Taken IN execution
and will be sold ny me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
November II, IS43.
Printers foe $50
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MI AR, lEs led

On Thursday he 7Ih inst by the Row
J. Montgomery, Mr.. WILLIAM ELsoN, Jr,
to Mss REBECCA j. BRowN, all of this
county.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
Of the last Will and testament of Joseph
Mahn, late OF Carroll county, o. decd
we have been appointed Executors oI
said estate: Therefore all persons in
debed to said estate must make immc
diare payment-and those having claim:
against il. are desired 10 present them
legally alresred for settlement within the
time prescribed hv Haw,
JAMES F MALIN, Fv.,s
ANNE MhLIN,
November TO- lS43.
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100 Acres

of as good land as any IN the township
or county wherein located equal to any
in fertility aud advantages Of situation
and is well known in The nerghborhood
for lis certainty Of production,
Sereaiy acres are cleared and under
gooo lence, the residue IS covered with
superior tlmber--it Is level and has a
handsome appearance; a good road lead
ing from New Llslon to New Phll4doI-
phla passes the bulldings-there are on
the premises 3 springs Of excellent wa
ter-lhe above property is situated II a
healthy and good neghborhood, convo.
ME Mt to places ofpubIc worship, schools
stores and mills.
Terms Of sale wiH be oery moderate
and accommodating Persons wishing
TO purchase, and 10 see and examine The
quality and condition Of the land, will
be shown every attention by the subscrI
Der or by George Pugh E,q, Of Now Hal
risbu"gh,
A. J. NEEL.
December 8, l843
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by vir
tue Of the Iasi Will and testament oI
W'i7iqm Wdnbaugh, late Of Carroll
county. Ohio, decd, | have been ap
pointed Executor Of said estate: There
fore all persons indebted to said estate
must make immediate payment-and
those having claims against it. are desi
red to present them legally attested fol
settlement within the time prescribed by
law.
JACOB COBLE Exec'r.
October 81, lS43.
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JAMES MEANS,
N DIXIE,
DR. john ANDREWS,
JAMES WILSON.
SteubenvIle, Nov 2, l843.
SHERIFF'S SALE

SHERIFFS SALE
Rudolph Cook, ct ais Petition
TS. for
Michael Cook, et ais \ Partition.
By virtue ofa decree issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas Of Carroll coun.
ty, and to me directed, will offer fof
sale at The door of the Court house in
CarroIlon, on Saturday the 23d day Of
December next, between The hours OF
10 o'clock A. N and a O'Clock p. NJ,
the following real estate, 10 wit: The
South West Quarter Of Section Sc
Township IA, Range 5.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
November II, 1913.
Printers fees so.
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Pork POrkLI

THE subscribers wish to purchase a
quanury Of well lalted PORK, for which
they will pay the highest market price
on delivery.
!. ATKINSON & Co.
NnVemher %. 1913
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ALPACA LTSTRES 4 MERINOES
A good assortment Of Alpaca Luslres
and Merinoes of every shade and quali'
ty, just received anG for sale al the
cheap Store Of
VIM. NJ. SINCLAIR.
Oct l3
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"A Valuable Farm for sale.

THE subscriber offers i,r 81 lc. on rea
sonHhie terms, a vpiuabIe farm, sIlua ed
! mlle north OF NV IarrIsburgh, Cor
roll county, Omo, 5 miles from Carroll
ton the seat Of jusllce, 4 miles from The
Sandy ond Beaver Canal, and near The
road leading from SleubenvlIle to Mas
sllIoH, containing
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Es ntc 0f Wary Eve YAMt.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub,
scriher has been appointed and quahhed
as Executor of the Estate of Mary Eve
Yant, late oI Carroll county, Ono de-
ceased Dated October 23d, l842
AARON ELLIOTT.
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December Is, l843
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the un ed.
dersigued has been appointed Admins
traitor of the estate of John Hart, deceas
ed, late Of Carroll county, OHIO. Those
who have claims against said estate. will
bring them forward, properly aulbenti
Gated, within one year from this date,
aud those indebted must make in.medl-
ate payment.
JOHN DEFORD, Adm'r.
Deremhpr ). lS43
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CARROLL COUNTY COMMON
PLEAS, OCTOBER TERM, A, d. lS43
Thomas HenIeTSon.)
DS. : Attachment.
George II. Myers.
Notice is hereby given that on the
20 day Of October A, d. 1843, writ OF
Attachment WIS issued from The office
the Clerk of the Court oi Common Pleas
Of Carroll county, Ohio. at the instance
Of Thomas Henderson, against The prop
erty and eff els Of George II. Myers an
absconding debtor, for the sum OF Fifteen
Hundred Dollars damages, which writ
has been by the Sheriff Of said Carroll
county returned served,
DANIEL McCOOK, Clerk
Clerks Office, CarroIrOn,
3rd November, lS43,
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RGWW1TG,
Chiffon Yarn.

1899 lbs. Cotton Yarn Of superio
quality, received and tor sale by
JACKSON & THOMPSON.
Sent. %
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u ANY lIMOYtIG.F .F8o
Z. R ECELEY. JoMN II. TRIPI
ECkLEY & THEFE0.

Will practice Ia the Courts oil Carroll
and the adjoining counties. Office 10
the frame building, adjoining tho Store
of Isaac Atkinson u Co., CarroIlon
CARROT county, Ohio.
W.. fl. Trip will attend to all bus
mess during the absence OF Mr.. Eckley.
Dec. !. lS43
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Oct /;
PRINTS.

c 4ALI3J . Us
An entire new stuck ot prints oil the
most fashionable slvle as well as The
loves, price, just received and for sale at
the new store of
VIM. NJ. SINCLAIR.
Oct l3
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THE STATE or OHIO,l
CARROLL County, Do
COURT OF MMON PLEAS,
OCTOBER TERM, 1913.
Louisa Rus ELL, ! D,,. f.
Us, ~
WILLIAM w. RUSSELL, VO' '''

The said William W. Russell will
take notice. that the said Louisa Rus
sell did, on the 2Oth day of October, A.
D, 1913, file her petition in the Court
Of Common Pleas of said county, pray.
ing to be divorced from him. the said
William. tor causes following, to wit:
lst Gross neglect ofdutQ, I'd. Erheme
cruelty, Sd, Impotency Of him the said
William, husband OF the said Louisa
RusseII-which said petition will be
for hearing at the next Term Of said
Court.
LOUISA RUSSELL, by
E. r EcKLEY,
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MARBLE YARD,

TETlIE SUBSCRIBER would return
a his sincere thanks 10 the Ciuzens
Of SeubenvIle aud vicinity, for their
liberal patronage and encoUragemput-
aud would respectfully inform them, and
the public generally, that he has come
TO the conclusion 10 locale himself per-
manenlly in SteubeavlIIe, and carry on
the
Marble Cutting Business
in all It's branches. He has made ar
rangemenls in The Eastern cities, to re-
celve Marble and will always have on
hand large assortment Of
Egyptian, Italian and American Marble
and pledges himself to sell Monuments
Tombs, Head and Foot Stones, as low a.
they can be hat any place wes' Of The
mountains.
have also OIL hard. a large lot o
GnndstoDes, from the celebrated quarry
on Deer Greek, Allegheny co, Pa
Plaster Paris always on hand.
Orders from The country thankfully
received, and punclunIly attended to,
The public are invited to cali at my
Yard, on Market street, near the rlver
LOUDEN BORLAND.
Nov. II, l843-4mo.
We, the undersigned, having purcb
ased work Of MIR, l.. BorIand, take grea
pleasure III recommending him to tn
public as skliu mechanic, aud consi
der his prices low aud reasono be-ant
feel no hesitation IN saying that he vii
give entire satisfaction to all who ma,
empIoy him.
JAMES MEANS,
N dixie,
DR. JoHN ANDREWS,
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cHrre% -AEN

1909 lbs Cotton Yarn-PillsbUggh
Manuiactnre-which is superior to any
Eastern Yarn, just received and for sale
al The new store Of
WIN. NJ. SINCLAIR.
Oct l3
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Oct. l3
=A-a IND CE?s.

A large assortment of Fur, Russia,
and Beaver Hats; also Fur, Cloth, VEL
vet, Seal and ScoIetD Caps, Of all sizes,
just received and for sale very low at
new store of
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VIM. NJ. SINCLAIR.
Oct l3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05
From the Souther .Sportsman.
AND PHYSIOLOGICAL FACTS
THE RATTLESNAKE.

Serpent Sonneitee-Ex natur. Crotnlus Horridus.
Some years ago. in the country, became
possessed Of a fine specimen Of the Rattle
snake, which KEEP. alive in an iron cage du-
ting whole year. While he was in my pos
session. had ample opportunities Of studying
all his characteristics; his modes of life,
spontaneous instincts; in short, many new
features in this terrible creatures peculiar
physiology.
Al first, when the negro, from whom
bought him, exhibited him TO me on the We.
randall of my residence, he had q small cord
fastened round his neck. On my seeing him,
asked If his fangs had been extracted. II
appears from what happened afterwards that
my question was badly put, or i'll understood,
sines the negro readily answered that they
had
To give me complete idea Of the size and
beauty of tho creature, he took him Gu, Of the
email wooden box in which he had brought
him to me. fearIessly detached the string. and
let him loose on the ground, the reptile began
TO glide in a sinu0us. undulatibg. but gentle
course, along the court. Seeing him approach
The limits OF my neighbours plantation, de.
sired the negro to bring him back, for fear OF
his ,resspsssing on an unknown locality.
Obeying my instructions, The man immedi.
stely re captured him. which he effected by
applying his fingers TO the back of his head,
and brought him 10 me again. then began
70 examine him atieniively, and after having
caused his mouth 10 be opened, VIVA, were
my astonishmsnt and concern in perceiyinp
two long and terrible fanys projecting from
the sides OF his upper jaw. / thought for a
moment how inconsiderate We had been in
leaving him free for an instant! However. I
said hoihing. but went forthwith for a small
forceps. and Instantly extracted them. Iaues.
toned he negro as to his fearlessness in seiz.
ing such dangerous animal; seemingly with
out the least precsution. He replied iha, there
was never any danger when the snake was
not rolled up, preparatory TO making spring.
| had already heard Of this peculiarly in the
reptile, bot this was the first occular demon
sirsiion Of its being taken advantage Of. that I
experienced. We put him in his new abode,
paid the negro his price and be departed.
Al arsi sOogh, diligently TO procure for
hfn bis usual food. which consists Of SIN all
hsing animals saeh Is birds. The young Of
fsesiis, squirrels, sc. tai toT the whole Of
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has starved il, We supposed that lie respect.
ability depended on the character of ina pro.
fessors, and It's utility on The public want Of
II. and not on the amount Of emolumen,s paid
TO il. But according 10 the rule Of the "Csbi-
net." an ignorant and dishonest LAWYER with a
lucrative practice, is much more respectable
than an able an honest lawyer with practice
less valuable! Is knave with two dollars
more respectable than a worthy man with on.
ly one dollar! The utility Of u profession de-
ponds on the public need Of il: and az the
need Of law depends on the ignorance OF the
masses about their rights, they might, by stud.
lying such rights, and respecting them in each
other, greatly diminish the utility, il they did
not superssde the necessity, Of this profession.
II legislation has starved il by rendering li,ga-
lion cheap. the remedy Consists in leaving IL
for olher business; for ifan occupation will
support 6us one person, il will no, furnish
bread 10 Two. Il
The third error of the Fsrmsr's C;bine, is
its condemnation O cheapness in litigation. Il
says that this cheapness ensues from efrone-
Gus legislation, and siarves the profession.
Litigation is the resort Of persons to the jude.
larry in defence Of their rights. ls cheapness
10 this an objection! On the contrary, that
country mus, be the best governed. in which
all rights can be defended and maintained with
the least expense to the owner. In some
countries. theoretically free, practical freedom
is denied to all but the rich. because they alone
can pay for the maintenance. In France, DO.
fore the Revolution, justice was practically
denied to the poor. because the expenses Of
litigation deferred them from seeking Il. So
in England, where litigation 10 expensive.
rights arc often abandoned az not worth the
cos, Of prosecution; for theoretically, the Law
is open to all, yet practically, !. is closed
to many who cannot encounter ito expenses.
Now Of wha, use, practically. is right to the
poor, which their poverty excludes them from
asserting' And how great is the temptation
to the rich to violate rights, when the power
ty Of the injured, operating as a bar to redeess.
gives the violator assurance ofimpuni,yi Then
a. oppression.is promoted by rendering lisi-
cation dear. freedom and security are promoted
by rendering II cheap.
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them bottle of this alkali, 10 provide against
the chance of,heir dogs being bitten by snakes.
personally know both of the human actors
in this terrible scene, and arm sure that one
Of them will certainly expose himself to sim
liar danger.
do not add any reflections to these light
sketches. the consequences and inferences ma
turaIly flowing from the incidents they EN-.
brace. The perusal. however, will not fail to
point out to US the danger we are always liza.
BILE to incur, Notwithstanding every possible
prccau,ion, Of being seriously injured by ma
king such ferocious creatures the objects of do.
nestle amusement or careless investigation.
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Agents for the Herald.

Agents for the Herald.
Prairie Du Chien-lnA BRUNsoN, r. VI.
Cassville--CLovIs A. LAGRAvE.
PuIesi-T. CLARK, r. WILLaERs.
Plareville-PAINr e. BEvANs.
Fairpl4y-DR. X. BABBIrT
Dubuque, /. T.--JoHS KING, r. NJ.
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8usfMess CARDS.

"TILLIAM II u L. l., Attorney at Lac.
w Office near the Post Office, Potssi.
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II ORENZO BEvANS, Attorney and Coua
II \ selior at Lac, Paueville, Grant county, W..
A., will attend the Courts in the counties OF Iowa,
C Ant, and Crawl ford.