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ESTRAY f
STATE OF IOWA, GO
WAPELLo COUNTY,

TAKEN UP as an estray, by Charles bud.
ley, Esq. at his plantation in Agency Tp..
Wapello county, Iowa, on the 9th day OF
November, 1855. two Steers of the 70 Ito W.
ing description. to-wit-One a brindle
some white between the horns and on the
right flank and belly, bush of the tail white
and two small white spots on left side, an
under bit out OF the left ear and a ~scallop
out of the under side of the right ear
The other deep red, a little white on the
belly, bush Of tail white e., an upper bit out
of left ear, and swallow fork in the right.
supposed to be five years old and valued
at $65 by Edward Dudley and Henry M.
Rossetter. JOS. HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottumwa, Dec. 18th. 1855.
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r. ND TICE.
STATE OF w IS


TAKEN by iona than lexis. at his resi-
4 dence in Union Township, Union CO.
Iowa, before John S. Smith, a Justice OF
the Peace, on the Both day of October,
1855, a Yoke of Oxen described ss folio WIS;
One large red and white OK, white face,
some white on the rump, belly and of
shoulder, both ears cropped short, and a
swallow fork in each. the near horn mark
ed with the letters F w and S III, suppo
sed to be about six years old.
The other isa large brindle OK. a little
sway backed, ear marks the sa me as the
other, some marks or scars on the off side
supposed to have been caused by a burn or
scald, the same age as the other OK. APP.
praised at sos by James F. Rollings, John
lexis and Oliver Mills.
JAMES THOMPSON, Dist. Clerk.
Alton, Nov 29th, 1858.
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]. II. WESTCOTT.
III. ADAMS, Agent.
August 30th. '55. 1y
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a Aun! Rosy was dividing a mince
pie among the boys, and when jim.
who had wickedly pulled the cats tail.
asked for his share, the dame replied:
mo jim, you are a wicked boy, and
tho Bible says there is no piece for the
wicked" 81
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edied, that grandma bundled her up in a
warm hood and shawl and seni her into
the bedroom where grandpa was .en ug
. pane oil glass. She came out again
when the work was done, with ,parLli 9
eyes and glowing cheeks.
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i mean 10 tell the truth always
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Estray Mare.
STA7E or IOWA,
W1DeUo Touny,,. (S

TAKEN UP, by John s. Eakins Esq. at his
residence in Center Township in said county,
on the goth day of October 1855, Estray prop
city of the following description, to wit: one
dark bay flley, supposed to be three years old,
both hindfeet white to the pastern joint, a mar
row white stripe in the forehead from the eyes
to the nose, no other brands or marks perceiva-
BILE, valued at sixty-fve dollars by Arthur Ea-
kins and George Leonard. Which said estray,
was duly posted before John Ford ESQ.,, a JUS
tice of the Peace of said county, on the 30th
day of October 1856.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Nov 18th 1Q5S pAO n
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STATE OF IOWA, l..

TAKEN UP, by James Starnes Esq, at his
place of residencein Center Township in said
county, on the 18th day Of October A. ID. 1855,
the following stray property, to wit: One Gray
Horse supposed to be fifteen years old, blind Of
both eyes, a black stripe on the left side Of the
nose, shod on the left fore foot, and appraised
at thirty dollars by E. G. Eastman and H. Fl.
Gates. Which said Estray was duly posted be-
fore S. p. Bollinger J. p, of said county, on
the Goth day of October A.. d. 1855.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Nov. Is 1S55-n4O-3m
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ESTRAY STEER.
STATE OF IOWA, ss.
WAPELLo CouNTY.(o 49,

Taken up as an entray, by Joseph Wright,
Steer of the following description, to wit. of
a paleish red color, mixed with brindle, a star
on the forehead, some white on the belly, mark
ed with a swallow fork in the right ear, and
an upper bit out Of the left ear. and bears the
appearance Of having been worked. Apprais-
ed to be Of the value Of thirty dollars by John
H. Mcdowell and Andrew Yargan, and which
said estray was duly posted by said Wright be-
fore Hugh Connolly, Esq, on the It'll day Of
December 1855.
JOSEPH HAYNE,
Clerk District Court.
Jan. 10, 1856. 47-3mo.
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3YRR RKM@EMR EaHRTKR-
EsTRAY STEER.
WApELIo CouNry IS:

TAKEN up as an Estray, by James Girls
4 well at his plantation in Green Township,
in said County. OH the 5th day of December
1855. One red Steer, with a white face, white
on brisket and belly, marked, Slit and crop of
the right and a hole and slit in the left ear,
large horns and end of tail of. Supposed to be
eight years old in the Spring and appraised at
twenty-five dollars by Thomas Higden and Pc
ter b. Long. And which said steer was duly
posted before Ezekiel Rush ESQ.,, Justice &c,
on the 18th December 1855. :
Ottumwa Dec. 1855.
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J. HE subscriber has Just received, per
American Express, a very large assolt-
ment of WATCHES, JEwELRy, GOLD PENS and
PENCILS, &c., and in fact, a general stock OF
everything that is usually kept in such estab-
lishments, which he intends selling at the low
est possible rates for cash,
He is aise prepared TO do up all kinds OF
Watch and Clock repairing, on short notice.
Persons sending work, from a distance, by men
going to the river, may rely upon always having
their work reaay for them on their return.
The Ladies are respectfully invited to come
in and see the new stock of Jewelry, &c. We
saturally like to show goods,
Sent. 9th. 185533-tf
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Estray Meifer.
STATE OF !OWA,3.

WApELLo County, 90
TAKEN UP by James H. Wood
at his residence in Centre Township
in said county On the Goth Of day OF
December 1855: two estrsy Heifers OF
the following description, 10 wit: One
red with line back, The other a blush
brindle. no other marks or brands per
cepiibIe; both appraised 10 be worthtwen.
~ dollars by Quincy A. Wood and
Daniel Traul and duly posted before
James w. Norris, Esq.,a Justice oil
The Peace Of said county, on The 29.h
Dec. 1855.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk
Ottum wa. Jan. 8, 1856. 46-3m
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ESTRAY E
STATE OF DIVA. SIS.

YNAKEN UP as an Esiray, by Thomas
Reveal ESQ. at his Plantation in Cen.
ire Township in Said County on the Goth
day of November 1855. One Steer four or
five years old. of a bright red color, broad
horns, a white spot on his forehead and
hips. white feet and has a crop off his left
ear and a bit in the right ear, and bears the
appearance of having been worked. APP
praised at thirty Dollars by Henry Wilson
and Prior s. Farmer.
JOSEPH HAYNE. Clerk.
Ottumwa Dec. 1885. Pd.
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Two Estray Steers
STATE OF W }ss.
WAPELLO County,

TAkEN up as Estrays, by William s.
Denison a, his resid enre in Pleasant
Township in said County, Two estray
steers of the following description, to-wit
One a red steer white back and white bel
Unmarked with a crop off the left ear
and two swallow forks in the same. a small
peace off the left horn, four years old last
spring. The other a brown and white
spotted steer, a crop off the left ear and
two swallow forks in the same supposed
to be three years old last spring, bot h
small of their age, which said estrays were
duly posted before Esq. Connolly Justice
&C. of said county, and valued at Twenty
Dollars each, by WIN. Newell and J1cob
Myers on the 10th day of Dec. 1855.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
OttumMa Jan. 9Th 1856.
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The receipt OF Advance Sheets from
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Estray Filly.
STBTE OF IOWA, lss

WAPELLo COUNTY, -
TAKEN UP by Dohson Wood Esq. at
i bis residence in Richland Township
in said Coun on the End day Of Novem-
Der 1855: One bay FLY, black name and
tail, no marks or brands, supposed to be 2
years old and valued at fifty FIVE dollars
by Harvey Clayton, Henry l.. Devol and
Charles c. Whitcomb, and which was duly
posted before Hugh Brown ESQ.,, a Justice
&c of said County on the day and year
above written.
JOSEPH HAYNE. Clerk.
Ottumwa Nov. Goth 1855.
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ESTRAY STEER.
sT Ma1st OF Iowa doWA, IS

STATE OF IOWA, CO
WAPELLo COUNTY,
TAKEN ny as an es,ray, by L. s.
Hobbs, Esq. at his residence in
Centre Township in said County, on the 1st day
of January 1856, one pale red steer with a
white spot on the forehead and some white on
the belly, points of horns broken of, no ear
marks perceptiple; supposed to be abont six
years old; posted on the 9th Of January 1856
before S. P. Bolinger, Esq'r, and valued at
twenty dollars by E. b. Day & w. Hobbs.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Jan. II, 1856. 4S-3mo.
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ESTRAV OK.
STATE OF IOWA,

VAPELLo COUNTY,
.TAKEN UP as an estray by John Nj
i. Roney at his residence in Centre
Township in said County, on the Slh day
of November A. d. 1885: One Work OK,
OF the following description to-wil, Br in
die Sides, line, back white on the belly
Some White in the face, marked with q
crop off Of the left, and an under bit in the
right ear, supposed to be Seven lor eight
years old, and valued attwenty dollars by
>. J. Vassa and Das id Perkins. And which
said estray was duly posted on the 9Th
day Of November. loah, before John Ford,
Esq, q Justice, OF said county,
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottumwa, Nov. 18th, 1855.
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ESTRAY STEER.
A OF IOWA., go
M -. N O0s

APOLLO CouNTY,
TAKEN UP as an Estay, by lanes
Deyol Esq. at his Plantation in Rich.
land Township in said County on the 18th
day of November 1855: One White Steer,
end of ears red, ma ked with a crop and
slit in the lett ear supposed to be four
years old last Spring and appraised at
twenty-five Dollars by Josiah c. Davis and
Amos Wood. And which said Estray was
duly posted before Thomas Ross Esq, JUS
tice &c, OF said County.
JOLEPH HAYEE, Clerk.
Ottumwa Dec. 1855, Pd.
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&feal Notites.
Estray Steer.
STATE OF IOWA., ! CO.

STATE OF iowa., I CO.
WAPELLo County, 80
TAKEN up as an estray, by John Kirkpat-
u rick at his residence in Richland Town
ship in said County, about the 10th December
1855, One red steer some white on the belly and
red and white face. marked with a crop off the
left ear and a slit in the right, appraised at
Twenty two Dollars by john II. Carver and
James Moore before Thomas Ross Esq.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottumwa Jan, 81 1856. 50-3m.