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ADVERTISEMENTS.

INANTED.-A Chorster to take charge of the
w Choir of the Second Presbyterian church.
Applicants must be competent to instruct the chill
dren of the church in Vocal Music.
Satisfactory testimonials as to character and capacity
will be required.
The duties of the Office to commence on the LIST of
May next
Formore particular information, address A. Brown
ing ESQ., President of the corporation 2nd Presbyte-
rian church
BY order of the standing committee.
+. LANNEAU, Charleston, S. G.
feb 2-eOwt1M
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WARRENToN IN. CO. FEMALE COLLEGIATE
w INSTITUTE.-The 30th session of this School
will begin the lst Thursday of January next fully
prepared to give instruction in all the branches of
thorough and accomplished education.
For further particulars apply for circulars to
GRAVES, WILCOX g. Co.
WarrentOn, December q, ls55.-5t
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS TEACHERs-By
w two young men who have had considerable expe-
rience in teaching They prefer to be employed in the
same Institution but either will accept a single situa
ton, as Principal of an Academy or Teacher in pri-
waite school or family.
Address, at this Office TEACHERS
ia 0-3tA
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DONNAN & CO, Commission Merchants, Richmond
u Va, continue to give particular attention to thu
sale of Tobacco, Wheat, Corn and other country Pro
.duce
Office on Virginia street, next to Fry's corner
! ja26-ly*
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The young Tyler in the text is the
father of the Ex-President.-Gngsby.
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TOHN NJ. g. VIM. Y. SHEPPARD, COMMISSION
u MERCHANTS. Office near Shockoe Warehouse.
JOHN NJ. SHEPPARD, DR.,
W8G. Y. SHEPPARD.
January -. 1856.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COM
vi PANY.-Capital, July LIST, 1855, S2,125,262 Ia
Losses paid to date,...... I,22S, 1852 GA
Dividends paid to date, -626,O22 Al
This Company is purely mutual, and is paying an
annual dividend to the insured of 80 per cent.
Losses paid in Richmond over $4,000 90
Losses paid in Virginia. over 100000 90
On Life Policies, half the premium is loaned to the
insured he wishes.
- Office at Stationers Hall, No. q, Pearl street
b. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
n. b. Slaves insured in the Mbemarle Insurance
Company. from to years. b. w h, Agent
O29-3m
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.FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.-The Insur-
i ance Company of the Valley of Virginia, Branch
Office Fourteenth street. ID door from the Post Office.
Richmond, Va. Charter erpetual. Capital 100000.
This Company will insure first class BRICK BUILD
INGs perpetually for single payment of per cent.
Time policies will also be issued of Buildings Mer-
chandise, &c, intown country, at current rates
Marine and Inland Transportation Risks taken on as
favorable terms as by any other responsible company
AL Losses are promptly and literally adjusted at this
office. o. +. BREESE, Actuary
References.
Samuel Marx, cashier Bank of Virginia, Richmond.
]. A. Smith, do Farmers Bank of Va, do
!, Joseph r. Anderson, Esq, do
Messrs Haxall Il Co., do
Henry NJ Brent, cashier of the Bank of the Valley,
J. H. Sherrard, cashier of the Farmers Bank Win
chester.
Oc Il-lV
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COLLEGE AND SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS.-James
v WOOdhOuse & Co. have supplied themselves with an
extensive stock of School, Academic and College Text
Books embracing the latest and most approved works
adapted to Elementary, Primary and advanced studies
They have devoted particular attention to adding a
good stock of Greek, Latin, French German, Spanish
and Italian Books by the most approved authors
Teachers parents and pupils procure from the SUBJ
scribers everything they may require in the way of
School Books and Stationery upon reasonable terms.
A liberal discount made To Teachers ia. 5.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-24
Jan. 8, 1856. 474

TOJOHN W. SMITH, SIR:-YOU ARE
l. hereby notified that there is now IN file in
The office of the Clerk Of the District Court of
Wapello County, Io.h, a petition Of A. Fl. d..
Butiz, claiming of you one hundred and fifty
enc dollars, money due to him on note execu-
ted by you 10 one William III. Wells for $Ib0
payable two years after date, aud dated 18th of
May 1859. and by said Wells assigned to petit
toner. You are fmthernotitied that notes Of
yours in the hands Of John Rickett and money
owing to youby j. C. s A. J.. Wh;pple, have
been attached TO secure said claim. You are
also further notified that a notice 10 you of the
pendency OF said petition was returned to the
August term 1876 Of said Court that you could
not be found ana an order of public alton had.
Now unlesslyou appear and answer said petit
ton on or before the morning Of the 10Th of
Febsuary 1856, judgment will be rendered
against You for the amount claimed with inter-
est and costs.
HENDERSH0TT e. BIGHAM.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Jan. g.. 1866. 47-i
Nr&##."H ana .gs rAE
Demoine courier., 1856-01-24
Suicide OF 4 Dog.

M& HHH A8NNA ANAE EL W. 1880
We dad hi, credimd to the Boston
- Daily Chronicle. and by no means a
tough sloss. ,a,shas ,Dass are certainly
more sensafiee. and more sensible than
msr; aud Why should nosgrisf and NOR
,sairafios lrause niicids inshs era % well
res in the s.het! One Of these days we
may g>aA chapter on the reasoning :ac-
r!,y Of auimals in general. We believe
aha, sanilnAls do neason-snne Of the
/. .cumb hruiss'' :nore clearly than some
men. BY the way. Mr.. Wight. Tour
cd stnior) ha. jass discovered the coz
rec, dlfinisioa n Asi,f HE IS sn ana
. anal. that practices .AgricaLurs, liood.
even il NOT new; aud very good as news.
Bn about the Boston drgt
During NE pact week = gentleman
Inirg 10 he south part Of The city, near
No iracksof enc OF ctr raissads, intend
Demoine courier., 1856-01-24

ing 10 give q dinner party to some friends
purchased for his table a fine piece Of
venison, which Ia HE taste, was as in.
yiting a feastass could be conceived Of
The delicate joio, duly arrived home.
and was hung up. until II might be wanl-
ed, In the sink.room.
This gentlemen has been, for a year or
two, The owner Of a 6ne dogs much al.
iached To his master, who. in turn, es
teemed tine faithful creature highly.-
Now u unfortunately happened hatthls
piece oi mea, was hung low enough to
be within the reach OF bruno" who,
being unable 10 resist the temptation,
slezed upon Il and ds,oured the major
part. lie las detected by his master in
Mgra'fe dereLicto. aad present Isge ou:-
weighing past friendship, the poor fellow
was severely beaten and Kicked cot OF
doors. He, returned, however. soon
after. but with detected and hanging
lock, which he maintained Cor a day or
Two, when ne disappeared altogether
Search being made. bis body, severed
from The head and chest, was found on
the railroad ,racS,a short distance from
the honse, the poor creature having ended
aiifs which was no ipnser bearabie. by
a voluntary dsa,h. Iii. master. who had
repen,ed his h%arshness. had fur some
lime endeavored to eGace The impression
by acts of kindness, but al; no purpose
"Bruno" had been dirgraced, and death
alone could wipe out The stain.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-24
,To B. HEM, MILES WHITE, JAMES

80 - L-ZLl tI-E1EEE EE t4MAL N AI AMW IN
ITO B. HEM, MILES WHITE, JAMES
Il M. HULL and Wesley Hall, Sirs;-Yot
are hereby notified that Charles j. Chifberg
filed on the 30th of July 1855 in the Clerks Of
flee of the District Court oe Wapello Comfy,
iowa, a petition claiming of you the title in fee
simplet to the s + or of S L ar OF Sec % and
the M or of the N Il or of Sec 80 and the
N hf of theN w or of See 33 all in Township
72 North of Range No. 10 west in said County;
that an original notice issued and a return of
not found was made to August term 1855 of
said Court as TO said White, and an or
der of publication made by said Court and
said cause continued to the February term 1886
of said Court. Therefore. you will take no.
tice that unless you appear and answer said
petition on or before ihe 2d day of the next
term of said, Court decree will be rendered
according 10 the prayer Of said petition. Youf
are further notified that on the An day Of Feb
ruary 1856 between the hours OFFS O'Clock A.
M. and q O'Clock p. Nj at the office of the
Clerk of said Court in Ottumwa, the plaintiff
will commence taking dispositions Of wttnes-
ses to be used as testimony in said cause and
continue frcm day to day until all are taken.
sEeas HENDERSHOTT & BlGHAM,
d. - Attorneys FOR Plaintiff.
Jan. s.. 1856. ia /
Demoine courier., 1856-01-24
W ABRAHAM TlNBRooK. SARAH.

.YNU ABRAHAM TlNBROOk. SARAH
ANN TIN BROOK and Ann Coffin,
You are hereby notified that a petition of An
drew ID. Wood and Eliza A.. Wood, claiming
the title in fee simple to be decreed in the said
Eliza A. Wood In and 10 lots 1877 and 1873 in
the town of Ottumwa, Wapello county, Iowa,
was filed in the Clerks Office OF The District
Court of said county, August 9th, 1856 that
the original notice in said cause was issued and
placed in the hands Of the Sheriff of said coun-
ty for service on the Sth of August 1855, and
a return of not found made to said Court at
the August term 1855, whereupon said Court
ordered publication to be made, that unless YOU
appear and answer said petition on or before
the ID day of the February term, 1856, of said
Court, judgement and decree will be rendered
thereon, according to the prayer of saed petit
tion. You are further notified that the plain
tiff in this cause will, on the 18th day Of Feb
ruary 1856, between the hours of y O'clock A..
nj. and q O'Clock p. NJ. at the office Of The
Clerk Of said Court, proceed to take the depo-
sition of Witnesses aad continue the same from
day to day until all are taken to be used as tes-
'liinony in said cause. asa 7fBd -
.& "a HENpERSHOTT s. BIGHAM,
1pt .stlss9 Attorneys tor Plaintiffs.
Jan. 3, 1856. u}g ,.,ff. 47I
Demoine courier., 1856-01-24

AL# ..E-N 8fats If UNE-TTrE-| || HAE-T
TNo WILLIAM A. JOHNSTON & DORO-
l. THY JOHNSTON-You are hereby noti-
he'd that there is now on file in the Office Clerk,
District Court of Wapelio County, Iowa, a pc
tItion of Heman p. Graves. claiming Of you
Three hundred and thirty eight dollars as Nancy
daeto him on a pronpisOry note executed by you
TO him ON the lith of February 1853 fof $780,
70 with 25per cent. interest payable TWO years
after date, the said note having been given for
the payment Of the consideration money on lot
Noa2i0 il the town of Ottumwa. Said petit
lion prays for a judgment and that your equity
n the said lot be f5reclosed and the same sold
to satisfy said Judgment interest and costs -
You are further notified that a notice to you of
the pesdehcy OF said suit was returned to the
August term 1855 Ct said Court, SHOT Ponrxl,i'
and am order of publication had. Now unless
You appear and answer to said petition on or
before the Goth cay of February 1856 Judgment
willbe rendered against you thereon in accor-
dance with the prayeritherein.i 44egsF +,
~ ~ gHENDERSIf0TT &, BIGHAM.
Esd Atty's for Plaintiff.
Jan. s, 1856. 47-i
Demoine courier., 1856-01-24
Jan. 8. 1866.

TOJOHN w. SMITH, SlR:-YOUARE
j. hereby notified that there is now on file IN
office Of the Clerk Ct the District Court of
Wapello County. Iowa, a petition of Henry p.
Coe, claiming of you $33l,v5, as money due
him for money paid foe you on a note of yours
az principal and the said Gee, surety, TO Irwin
w. .Anders son as guardian of the mlnor heirs of
A. Anderson, The said note was FIR $500, at ten
per cent. payable one day after date, and dated
i4th Of April 1854, and that to secure such
claim, notes of yours in the hands of John
Hickett and money owing 10 you by John C.. 4
Alfred J. Whipple have been attached. You
are further notiied that a notice Of said petition
was returned to the August term 1855 Of said
Court that you could not be found and an order
OF publication Mad. Now unless you appear
and answer said petition ON or before the morn-
ing of the 26th of February 1856. Judgement
VIII be rendered against YOU for the amount
ciaimel, with interest and costs. You Will
also further take natice that on the I'd day If
February le56, the Clerk of said Court will
issue a commission to the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Adams County, Illinois, authorizing
him to take the answers of lryin w. Anderson
to the following questions, to be used as evi-
dence in said case, viz:
Int'g, I. Have you been acquainted with
the parties to this suit and if SO. when
and where did YOU know them?
Int'g;2. State if you have known said par.
ties at any time to execute a promis-
sorry note to Irwin W. Anderson guar
dian Of the minor heirs Of A. An
derson, and if SO, state in what ca
pacity each Of the said parties execu-
ted said note, for what amount, what
date and when said note was made
payable. State particularly all you
know with reference to the execu-
ton Of said note, andmakeit an ex-
hibit in your answer to this question
if you can?
Int'g, 8. State if you know by whom said
note has been paid, if paid at all and
when paid, State all you know about
the payment Of said note if the same
has been paid?
Int'g,A. In what State and County do you
resides: kah AF 81. ID
HENDERSHOTT& BIGHAM,
Alt Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Jan. 8, 1886 AL
Demoine courier., 1856-01-24
.Iaa[ Meh{s.


CfR:-Yor.a are hereby notified. tlrst on the
~ 18th of August 1855 Lucille ", Slater
filed Ter petition in the office of ihs Clerk of
the District Court of Wapello County, Iowa.
claiming a, divorce from yot. charging you
with Adultery. drunkennessan prof; rae y, and
that a notice to you Of said petition was re-
turned to the August term 1885 Of said Court
''not .fouad,o and an order of pihlicatitn had.
Now unless you appear AVID answer to said
petition on. or before the 10Th Of February 1856,
a decree will berendered against you as prayed
for. You are further notified that on the first
day of February 1856, at the Office Of The
Clerk of the District COa,t of Monroe County,
Iowa, before the Clerk, between the hours Of
o o'clockA NJ. and o O'Clock p. VI, the said
complainant will proceed to take the testimony
of witnesses, to be used in this case, and that
the taking of snch testimony win continue from
day 70 day until all are taken. a arBg1
HENDERSHOTT & BIGHAN.
Jan. s, 1896. 47-4
Demoine courier., 1856-01-24

T0JOHN w. SMITH, SIR:-YOU ARE
hereby notified that there is now or file in
the Office of the Clerk of the District Court
OF Wapeifo County. Iowa, a petition of Samue.
Beaton, claiming of you S222, as money paid
BY him for YOU on a note gwen by you as prin-
cipal aud Heaton as surety, to Arthur Parvin,
for 500, payable IL months after date, and
dated May Goth, 1854, and that notes of yours
in the hands Of John Rickett and money owing
to you by John c. Alfred ]. ,Whipple, have
been attached to pay said claim. A notice OF
the said claim was returned to the August
term 1855, of said Conrt that you could not be
found and an order of publications had. Now
unless you. appear and answer said petition on
on or before the morning of the 26th day of
February 1856, Judgment will be rendered
against You on said petition for the amoppt
claimed with interest and costs. You will al
so further take notice that on the ID day of
February 1856, the Clerk Of said Court will is
sue a. commission 10 the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court of Adams County, Illinois, directing
him to take the of Catharine paryin
70 the following questions to be used as evil
dence IN said case, viz:
lnt'g, l.. Are you acquainted with The par
ties to this suit, andif so, where have
you known them? i7
lnt'g, 2. State if you have known said par-l
@sAs&s ties at any time 10 execute a note to
one Arthur ,Paryin, and if SO, give a
copy of said note, ii you can, in your
.a4s fsq answer to this question, and state in
what capacity each Of said parties
81 executed said note whether as priv
.cipals both, or whether one was sure
ty for the other, and who Of them
was the surety, state also who paid
said note,i il you know, and when The
same was paid if it has been paid
lntg,3 3. sihwhat County and Stale do you
3 reside? MAJ bf'r
HENDERSHOTT & BIGHAM
iG. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Jan. 3, 1886. ,,% ,s,ss ia
Demoine courier., 1856-01-24
(ADvERrIsEAsNr.

WERE YOU EVER IN LovE?-would Won
like to be? Would you Ike to marry the OBJ
Ject of your affection? Would you like to take
to yonr bosom, and match from all rival charms
the heart and face that you have yearned for so
long, butfear you cannot win? There is no
difficulty about it. Professor RoNpouT has
made it easy. He has given the whole mystic
rious process in that rare book of his the ".Bliss
of Marriage" 1t is advertised in another
Demoine courier., 1856-01-24
l1EA:TH Err.
Boot, Shoe,
LANDINGS STORE.
w hOiesnie and Rctnia

~ HA
-ss!a wholesale and Rctait. go
a L. GRAVES, having removed int \,
- new store room, on the first tloor of l.;
new three story brick on Min stree, nma,ni
wa, " would inform the citizens of TN
own, OF the country adjacent. and OF ne;ohe
poF'hs towns and villages, that he is now ~ !
sept OF his fall and winter stock If assorts5
leather, choice Boots and Shoes Sbo.n sI,.eu
FINDINGS, Harnessmaker's Hardware snJ
general assortment of such goods asarp ,-rsua,,~
FOUND ~ $ lch establishments : and, of ,yb;nEy
ne VIII Keep constantly on hand 4 verv iarSs,
anu gene alassortment. Ea1iTra. IS
belng thoroughly ersed in The art Of Ie,tba,
maklhg, ne has no hesitancy in WARMTH
every side he sells to be just what he ren,sssn.s
~; ana, as " will be for his interest ia sell ne
ming but good took, his customers nav raiu
upon being as fan deslt with as A. anu ay ~ fe.y
establishment II the country.
lie viii manufacture Boots and shoes -
uer, or supply those who prefer ils, sro ~
elo,ce cases OF eastern manufaeture. A. aN
nhoemakers supplied with any article or TO-
~ ,he liRe OF their business, at the most reasono
ape prices; and retail dealers who NAV Wien 70
usoft up" can, at all times. rely upon bav;no
.he1r ofoers Tiled on terms which ,r;HTle.vs
tps.a handsome margins to operate upon.
P~LasTEKEn's HAIR kept constantly on hand
ahdthe highest market prices paid for H;Jas
l oct.l IA, 1920 35-tf4 40 Hr'r.rEs n|"
Demoine courier., 1856-01-24
Of tbe Courier.
0ttumwa. Iowa, I
,.r.'rasz TuuRspAy. JAN "a, So &
REiJCIOUS NOTICE..

krhe Cumberland Presbyterians have rented
. Cour. Room of the New Court House in
s Mace, and will have Divine Service, every
n and third sabbath. Of each month. from
n after the firstday of February 1856, al IL
klock A. M. a1 asaaa inlf "a 81.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-24

An informal Convention OF the Repdblicans
the Union is called at Pittsburgh, Pa, on the
Al Of February, to provide fora National Del
ka.e Convention at a subsequent day, 10 nom
Sate Republican Candidates for President and
fee President hatiea'
Parties are designated at Washington as
or,h Americans, and Soatif Americans.
The RAILROAD Festival at Iowa. City, was q
rand af,Ir. Iowa was well represented, and
here was a large delegation from Chicago.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-24

INSEED Oil, Fish do Meats Foot do
IL Sweet do. Castor do, for sale by the cal
on. w. L. ORR.s
Demoine courier., 1856-01-24
MAdMoIH S7'OCK or
Fall and Winter Goods!
Cheaper than Ever.

tw basAb SAlsDS, s,sy
"OULD respectfully inform hisfriends
w in Ottumwa, and country In Wap-
clio county, and the public generally, that
be is now in receipt of q large and well
assorted stock OF Fan and Winter Goods.
Of almost every variety, which were care
fully selected to suit this market. The
stock consists in part as follows:
Fancy black and blue Merimac prints;
French Ginghams. M.dla ins. alpaccas;
Black colored and figured l~ustres, broad
cloths;
Cassimeres, satinets, Jeans. Hannellinhsey,
Ticking, hdklf's cross barred and plain
jaconet;
Swiss muslin, Irish Linen, bleached and
brown domestic, checks, table cloths,
Hosiery. gloves, ~ribbons'and a great yari-
ETY. Of Yankee Notions, together with a
large supply Of
Demoine courier., 1856-01-24
El@aAleN@GA1
aM@l!lAsyS
SEE-w[NVS2
CABINET, CHAIR, WHEEL MAKING,
~GUN-SMYTHING &C.,

.TNHE undersigned carries on the above
branches of business, al his old stand
on Washington street, between Second q
Court; and will be happy to receive orders
from the public for anything in his line
His work is second TO Q a and he can re
commend it without any computations OF
conscience. HDl 88 3I&8 o .
Turning anil Boring marhine, for wood
anndiron in constant operation, I
| have a lathe saw. run by horse power,
and can furnish lathe with dispathi in any
quantity ordered. aud on reasonable terms.
Iexpectsin a short time to have in run
ming ordeffo OF Fowler and Wells Pat
n mills for grinding. t5
I hold myself competent to fix up, meDd
and repair every thing usually rsqulred Ut
a Jack at an trades, from a tin whistle TOT
Patent lever Watch. alH asosa
us- In short, without putting, | will say
if any body wants to be skinned come on,
and / i'll do it for the M in the mos, urge
NOUS style, before they know it.
CO. | shall be happy to SEE att persons
indebted to- me, and still baPpier TO see
the money they owe.
a5ses JOHN ALDRlDG.
m tun,,ra Ian 18th 1886, ii. 49,
Demoine courier., 1856-01-24
Dbitc GOODS Department:
,Gemts' Furnishing Goods

Geats' Furnishing Goods.
CLOTHS Blue, Browns Black OF the fines,
+7Ei 7ihaesn@i 3TS.9f RaR
Cassimeres-Fancy aud Plain. Rgit
VCassinets of all prices 40 ss8t5sES
Vest Patterns-Satin, Silk and Worsted.
byron and Standing Collars.
Wool Merino, Isle thread s. Cotton Socks.
Scarfs and Ties. ~
Gloves Of every description. a'st95
Demoine courier., 1856-01-24
RELIGIOUS NOTICE

krbe p~resbyterian Congregation o. s., will
mi service for the present, in the Christian
,urch Gold Court fiouse). 5 aq. s6
Preaching next Sunday 9th Inst, at eleven
Rev.J. M McELRoY, Pastor Of The
hnrch.a - n. "a htn .-.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-24
n
,,oyoHNw ". SMITH. sm.AYoUARE

T0yOHNw w. SMITH, SR,-YOUARE
=1~hsseby noti6sd-that there is now on file IN
The Office of the Clerk of the District Court OF
Wspelio County iowa, a petitions Of w, IL.
Meach,m& Bro, claiming Of you 1907 80 as
money due them on a promissory note, dated
9Th JANUARY 1853, payable one day after date
for $256,0i, bearing ten per centinterest, as also
an acconnt, and that to secure such claim notes
OF yours IN the hands of John Rickett, aud
mnney owing to you by John c. & Alfred j.
Whipple. have, beer attached. Yon are furth-
er notified thata notice OF said petition Vas re-
turned TO The Angtfst term 1856 of said Court
that you could not be found and an order of
publication bad. Now unless you appear and
answes said petaion on or before the morn
ing Of the 26th of February 1856 Judgment will
be rendered against you for the amount claim
ed, with interest and costs. You will also fur
ther take notice that on the ID day of February
1856, the Clerk Of said Court win issue a coEn-
mission 10 the Clerk cfE the Circuit Court of
Adams Coenty, Illinois. authorizing him to
take the answers of George w. Uhler to the
following questions, to be used as evidence in
said case, viz:
Int,g, 1. Have youbeen acquainted withthe
parties TO this suit, if 50 when and
where have yor knownthem? s,95
fnt'g: g. ID, youknow anything cf the par
ttf tus ties having had any dealing together,
6 and if 80. state if you know the con-
-fIaRa dition of the accounts between them2
Int'g,3. X, Do yon know whether there is
any indebtedness by the def to-
plaintiff, and if so, to what amount,
Tor what and where was said indebt-
Y edness created. Give date, items &
Z annount if you car? 2e - 93-
Int'g, a. State anything else connected with
aq d the accounts between these parties,
1o oft which You may have knowledge
lntg, D. In what county and State do you
ay IN reside? sssv a 1870
,pn .ar HENDERSIIOTTs& BIGHAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Jan. s, 1856. 47-fl