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Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
Jan. 8, 1856.

ITO B. HEM, MILES WHITE, JAMES
l. M. HULL and Wesley Hall, Sirs;-You
are hereby notified that Charles J. Chilberg
filed on the 10Th of July 1855 in the Clerks Of
fee of the District Court of Wapello County,
I,wa a petition claiming of you the title in lee
simple IN the S T. or of 5 e Or o. Sec % and
the N Z Or Of the N L Or of Sec 81 and The
n hf of the N W or of Sec SO all in Township
~ North Of Range No. 10 west in said County;
that an original notice issued and a return IT
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 1906
of said Court. Therefore, yol will take no
tice that unless you appear aud answer said
petition on or before the I'd day of the next
term of said Court a decree will be rendered
acc ard.ng 10 the prayer Of said petition. You
arc further notified that on the 4ih day of Feb
ruary 1856 between the hours Of y O'Clock A.
NJ. and d o'clock p. NJ. at the Office of the
Clerk of said Coart in Ottumwa, the plaintiff
will taking dispositions Of wittnes-
ses to be used as testimony in said cause and
continue from day to day until all are taken.
HENDERSHOTT s. BiGHAM,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Jan. 8, 1856. 47-4
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
T,O WILLIAM A. JOHNSTON & DoRC

Two WILLIAM A. JOHNSTON & DORO-
i THY JOHNSTON-You are her eoy noti-
fed that there is now on file in the Office Clerk,
District Court of Wapelio County, Iowa, a Pc
tition OF Heman p. Graves. claiming If ycu
three hundred and thirty-eight d Ilars as IN ney
due to him on a promisory n tie executed BY you
to him on the llth Of February 1883 fol $780,
10 with % per cent. interest payable I'VE years
after date. the said tie having been given for
the payment Of the C consideration money n lot
No. 2l0 is the town of Ottumwa. Said petit
ton prays for a judgment and that ycur equity
in the sad lot be + ,recloscd and The sans sold
TO satisfy said judgment interest and costs -
You are fur ther notified that a notice to You II
the pendency of said suit was returned t, the
August term 1855 II laid Court, .sNot Found -
aud an order If public alton had. Now unless
you appear and answer to said petit n en- CT
before the goth day of February 1856 judgment
will be rendered against you thereon in accos-
dance with the pray err therein.
HENDERSHOrT & BIGHAM.
Atty's for Plaintiff.
Jan. 8, 1856. Ala
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

W. IL. SEWARD Some Southern
journals have bsenprema,urely
ing tie downfall Of w. u. Seward, aud
chAfac,erizing him 10 . collapsed sprc'
men VI cunning nediocrily, inflated BY
boundless ambition aud se~lishness.-
This is an egsegious mistake. both q. TO
The pol,tica, fortunes aud in,ellec, OF tina,
remarkable man. Il 10 not pruden. 10
drspiss our enemies .anc those who would
create The impression Al The South 10 no
more Than . sl.rcwd bus shallow in,riguer
are unwit,ingIy doing more harm than II
they ~msgnified his ability aud influence
,rnfoid Of what they really are. Ia
ruth, he 10 the great magic,,n of Nor
,heIn politics. A. Louis Napoleon has
r,udled French character. Seward has
discovered The ruling elements in Nor.
shern 2olIi:s. and employed ,hem with
mastery skill. He is deep IN his policy
aud The resrlt. rather shaE The process.
shows where it has been at work. lis
idle 10 speak Of his decadence. We
confess ,hx, we zee no evidence Of IL;
and certainly rot in the recent baliO,ipss
Tor Speaker. The lO7 votes received BY
Banks expressed but partially the anti
slavery idea, which is the lever OF The
Seward policy. aud The 10 Nebraska
vo.es irum the North NAV chow. prox-
,ma,ely. the very sm all margin on North
cru coil which ,hs, idea has no, Yet con
qnered aud made ias own. Does tina,
hos The decline nj Ne wsrdism! Scarce
ly, We .hiuk.-lN. o. Bella.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

TO JOHN w. SMITH, SIR:-YOU ARE
Il hereby notified that there is now o. file in
the Office Of The Clerk of the D.strict Court
OF Wapello County. Iowa, a petition Of amue..
lea on. claiming OF You $222, as money paia
by him for YOU on a l.ote gwen by you as pr.n-
cipal aud Hea.on as surety, to Arthur Paryif,
for 500, payable II months after date, and
dared May both 1854, and that notes OF yours
ia The hands OF John liickett and money owing
10 you by John C. & Alfred j. Whippie, have
been attached to pay said claim. A notice Of
the said claim was returned 10 the August
term 1855, OF said Court that you could not be
fo,ind and an oder OF publication had. Now
uuicss yol appear and answer said petit on on
on or before the morning of the both day OF
February 1856, judgment will be rendered
against you on said petition for the amount
claimed with interest aHd costs. You viii al
so further take notice that on The I'd day Ut
February 1856, the Clerk CT sad Court VIII IS
sue a commission TO The Clerk Il the Circuit
Court Of Adams County, Illinois, directing
h.m 10 take the answers of Catharlne Parvin
10 the following questions to be used as eve
dence in said case, viz:
Ing, /. Are you acquainted with the par
ties to this suit, and If so, where have
you known them?
Int'g, 2. State if you have known said par
ties at any time TO execute a note u
one Arthur Parv.n, and ii $40, give q
copy Of said note, if you can, IN your
answer 10 TIL, question, and state in
what capacity each OF said parties
executed said note whether as prin-
cipals both, or whether one was sure
ty for the other, aid who Of them
was the surety, state also who paid
sad note, il you know, and when the
same was paid # it has been pad.
In;'g, 3. In what County and STAG d. you
reside?
HENDERSHOTT & BIGHAM.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Jan. s, 1856. Ala
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
Sirius Strnls,


We have received loo late for publ
cation the Resolutions adopted by the
Democsats ., lows Ctly Oh The s,h inst.
They however stand up TO Tbs Nebraska
Bill; re affirm ,he Baltimore Platform;
bead oul oil The Know No,hings; en-.
dorss the Administrator pro lorna;
and say that The Legislators who with
drew. isst winter. to defeat election Of q
". 8. Senator.. did righir The paper
before " gives only 4 portion OF The
Revolutions; but We learn from another.
eeuste, that the action Of = former Con
teniioa on The Prohibitory Law, was
Somewhat modified.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
Tour Neighb0rs.

Take care Of the m. lJou't let them
, sns wi,hou, watching. They may do
something wrong il you do. 10 be sure
you never knew them to do any thing
bad. bu, Is may b. on your u they
have o I'erhaps II i, had no, been for
your kind care they might have tisgr.c
cd lhsmsetves and families a long time
ego. Therefore. DON relax suy etf":;
to keep them where they ough, 10 be:
never mind your own business, tina, vail
Z ks care Of itself. There . q man pas
sing along there. he 10 looking over tins
fsnes in,o his ne ghhors gaIden-be sas-
plcious of him, perhaps he cun,@m?la's
sssslinx soms,h,ng some Of ,huss Cara
nieh,s. these is NO Knowing ~hu, queer
iancies may &c. into HE head. " yeu
see any y mp,nms d any one pacing
oul of the path Of ,ec.i,uds. don's Say
any,hisg 10 The erring individual sbou,
u. but tell every oae else that o can
see. and be particular to see = grea, ma
NJ. his 4 good way 10 circulate such
things. and though u may rot bench,
yeusself. no: any ono else in particular
wi! b ..somelbing equally "a pof'sn'
soous some ors else. do keep some
.hing going. silence 10 dreadful Thing;
though il Vas said there Va, silence IN
ihs courts Of heaven for The space of hall
an hour don, ls, any such hing occur
on sauh- il would be too much like heav
On Tor the inhabitants Of his mundane
sphere. II. afes oil rour ~sfchful care.
you cant sSs Anything oos oil lhe way IN
ANY noe. you may by snss il is not be-
.asss shsy hare DOT done amy shing wrong:
psrhaps IN an u~nguardet momeu. you
Dosi sight Of Them. throw out hints ina,
they are no better than they should be-
.-shas you shouI! NOT wonder il people
losnd out vha, they were after awhile.
and ,hss they may not always carry the"
heads % high. Keep il going. and
some one wil: nks the hia,. and begin To
help sou along-shen there will be music,
and everything viii work 10 . charm.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
.vu ABRAHAM IlNBkOoK. SARAH

'I'U ABRAHAM IlNBkO0K. SARAH
! ANN TIN BROOK aud Ann Coffin,
You are hereby notified that 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 lSs in
the town OF Ottumwa. Wapello coun;y, Iowa,
was filed m the Clerks office of the District
Court Of said county, August 9th, 1855, that
the original notice in said cause was issued and
placed in the hands Of the Sheriff Of said coan-
ty for service on the Sth OF August 1855, and
a return of not found made 10 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 I'd day of the February term, 1856, of said
Court, judgement and decree will be rendered
thereon, according TO the prayer Of said peti-
ton. You are further notified that the plain
tiff in this cause WILL on the iith day OF Feb
ruary .S56, between the hours OF . O'Clock A.
NJ. ani + O'clock p. M. at the office If he
Clerk of said Court, proceed to take the depo-
siiion Of witnesses aid continue the same from
day 10 day until all are taken TO be used as tes-
tiinony la said cause.
HENDERSHOTT & B!GHAM,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Jan. 8, 1856, Ala
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

CoiHo ARsAD.-.rhe contractors UPON
the h. N. X, X. exhibi, a goodly degree
ii energy end perseverance, 10 pushing
= forward the work, which ausurs . spre
dv eompisuon Of The Road. The track
1sye:s continued To work. and The con
s,r~ucsruc,ioa train run duriog all the
cold weather o: the lac, three weeks.
with ne exception oi two days. Az
honor 10 CLAxx. llExDniE Il CO.
'Nawkeye l4M.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

Some persons are IN tie habit o.
dwelling Uion. and greatly msgniiy:ne
every little Injury they receive al me
hands Of others. They thus render
themselves very disagreeabie 10 'hose
whose ears they are continually pouring
their complaints; a, the same tine grea,
~ iniure ,hemselves in the estimation OI
such. whDs, they are contributing very
much 10 their own peTsosai misery
How Guch better would i, be were such
persons To bury their troubles or a, leasr
keep them salir,ly out Of sishi IL - ia
be presumed that they do not sufficient
ly rsflcc, upon The true nature Of their
conduct, else they would certainly be
more careful To avoid il than they are
Jameson forc,biy exposes the great folly
OF such coaduc, by the foIiowingtlIus,ra.
,ion:-
"A man strikes me with . sword and
%infic,s q wound. Suppose, instead Of
binding Up the wound. ! am showing il
10 everybody. and after !, has been bound
up ; am taking Of the bandsge con inn
ally aud examining the depth Of the
wound. and make u fesiet I'LL my limb
becomes infamed aad my general health
10 materially affected; Is there a per
son in the word bu, would call me q
fool! Now. such . fool 10 he who, by
dwelling upon Iiule injuries or insul,s. or
psovoca,i.rs, causes them to agi,aie or
iuflams his mimi. low much better
were it TO pm, a bandage over the wound.
and never look n IL agsin!-Gerwan
Reform Messenger.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
CADvERrIsExsSr.l

FAILING IN LovE.-Nom mere falling in love
after this. We are all to be pitched into it,
willing or unwilling. Professor RoNpour has
betr aged the secret. He teaches how to make
anybody love you that you wish. lie furnish
es in he curious book, s1he Bliss Of Mar
riase," the entire key to The mystery. Ii YOU
want a lady, she must become yours. II you
need a husband. pick ont one You can love-
kead RoNDeCr, and the matter Is settled
The took is advertised in on, paper to-day.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
DISSOLUTION.

Y,IIE Partnership heretofore aistini
between the firm Of Wood and Doug
lass has this day been dissolved By mutaa
consent. DR.. Wool having purchased thu
accounts Of w. q d.. all persons noSins
themselves ind .bted TO Dr.. Wood ano
Wood 4 Douglass must call on or before
the Is, Of February next or costs will b
added. aud no mistake.
MOOD & DOUGLASS.
ia n. 10Th '56-47 Il.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
Jan. s,ls56.

TO JOHN w. SMITH, SIR:-YOU ARE
i hereby notified that there is how On file in
the Office If the Clerk If the DISTRICT Court #
Wapello County, io'.a, a petition # A. II. ID.
Butiz, claiming Of YOU one hundred and fifty
one d o~llars, IN ney due t him on a note execu-
ted by yen 10 enc William II. Wells for $50
payable two ye.rs after date, and dated 18th Of
May 1888, and by said Wells ass gned to peti-
tioaer. Yen are further notified that notes #
yours In the hands II john R.ckett and money
owing TO you BY }. C.& Al. VIII pple, have
been attached to secure said clam. You are
al,o further notified that a notice 10 You + The
tendency Of aid petition was returned to the
August term 1856 Of said Court that you c 1uld
n I be { und anu an order OF publication had.
Now unless you appear and answer said petit
ticn on or before the m lrniIg # the 26ah of
February 1885, Judgment will be rendered
against you FOR the smount claimed with inter
est and costs.
HENDERSHOTT & BlGHAM.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Jan. B. 1856. 4s-l
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
UThs drunksnsss Of Loadon ! o.

UThs drunkenrss Of London ! sus-
pee: fsr trans cends thai 81 every other
city. The gin shors exceed. | AN told.
the aggregate Of oil other shops oi ever,
soss; and me hidsous popSla,ion which
they nousish can only Be Imagined BY
those vho hare actually ssen il. Wo.
men, il scene 10 me, ere the chief vic.
tins. Ons sees more dsunken women
especially u aight. in London. than you
zee elsewhere ia all the eaE,h.'
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
Jan. s. 1856.

TsO JOHN w. SMITH, SiR:-YOU ARE
J. hereby notified that there is now on file in
office OF the Clerk Il the District Court OF
Wapeiio County. Iowa, a pet,tion If Henry p.
Coe, claiming Ut lou $33i,95, as m 3ney due
him for money paid for you on a n lie Of yours
as principal and the said Z e, surely, 10 Irwin
w. .Ander son IS guardian OF the MINOR heirs Of
A. Anderson. the said note was I r $500, item
per cent. payable one Gay after date, and dated
l!th OF April 1854, and that 10 secure such
claim, notes Of yours in the hands of John
R.ckett and money ewing 20 you by John c. &
Alfred ]. Whippie have been attached. You
are further notified that a notice II said petition
was returned TO the August term 1855 I said
Court that you c uld not be found and an order
os publication lad. N w unless yeu appear
aud answer said petition on ,r Def re the morn
ing Il The 26;h If February 1856 Judgment
Will be rendered against you for the am ln.
claimel, with interest and costs. You will
also further take natice that On the I'd day Il
February le56, The Clerk OF said Court Will
issue a commission /, the Clerk Of The Circuit
Court Of Adams coua,y, illinois, authorizing
him to take the answers OF lrvin w. And.rs IA
10 the following questions, TO be used as evi-
dence in sad case, VIZ:
lnt'g, l. Have You been acquainted with
the parties TO this suit and if so when
and where did Won know them?
Int'g;2. State il yoc have known said par.
ties at any time to execute a proin.s-
sorry note T. Irwin w Anders n guar
dan # the m,nor hers 4 A. An
derson, a.d il 50, state in what ca
pScity each OF the said part es execue
ted said note: FIR what amount, what
date and when SAID note was made
payable. State particularly all you
know with reference 10 the execu-
ton f said note, and make it an ex-
h;bit in your answer 10 this question
il you can?
Int'g, 3. State f you know by when said
note has been paid, if paid al all and
when paid. State ali you know about
the payment Il said note if the same
has been paid?
Int'g, 4. Ia what State and County do you
reside?
HENDERSHOTT& BIGHAM,
Attorneys Cor Plaintiff.
Jan. 8, 1850. a74
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

q The EdJvvilie Free Press, our
old psossge, We learn 10 only ,~mpofari-
~saspsnded. Il 10 The purpose Of iu
fsisnds 10 revive j. shortly under favora-
bis auspiees.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
THO JOHN ". ROSS. SlR:-YOU
are hereby notified that a petition al

sN's 'ss Wv - VCp't'b ks
James e.. Toiman. el-iming If YOU three
bundled and eighty dollars. money due on a
prom'ssory note dated 29;h Of December 1851,
and asking a decree Of the District Court OF
Wapello County Iowa, FIR the sale Of lots 3 &
0 in Section %. Township IL North Of Range
IL West, lying in Wapello County, Iowa, 10
satisfy said claim, was filed in the Clerks Of
ice Of said Court on the Q h day Of July 1855,
that the original notice issued on the 9th OF
July 1855. and was placed in the hands Of the
Sheriff Of said Comfy for service on said 5 b
of July, and q return OF not found made there
on at the August term 1868 OF said Court, and
an orier Of publication, according 10 law, was
thereupon made by said Court; that unless you
appear and answer said petition on or before
the second day Of the next term of said Court,
judgement aud decree viii be rendered against
You on said petition.
HENDERSHOTT 4 BIGHAM,
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
Jan. Is, 1856. 4S-i
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

Rev. J. T.. Cook. Pas,or Of the Con-
gregasional church q, Eddy vile. has re-
visred his connection Z, z. and goes to
~Ind,ancla. Rev. MI. French 10 his sue
eessos.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

II The prlncipsl Of an academy. in
his id advertisement. mentioned his female
assistant. add the reputation for teaching
which she bears;' but she wri,er-care
less f.lIow-!th out the Which. 50 The ad.
yer isement wen, forth. commenting The
lady reputation Tor ,eashiag che besr1!
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

0rA soldier on trial Tor habi:asl drunk.
eness vas addressed by the president
.rrisoner. you have heard the prssecu-
tion for hab,,ual drunkenness, wEat have
you 10 say ia d~efenee!'
.Noshiue. please your honos. on, ha-
hi.usl thirst
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
News from the East!

r HAVE Just returned from Cincinnati, with
J. the larges. and best selected stock OF Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Hard
ware, Qucensware, Glassware and Groceries,
that | have ever brought, 10 Otamwa.
OF Day Goops,I have a fine selection OF
LADIES' Dress Goods, consisting OF Nous de
LANES. Ca.hn eres. plain and fancy Mer.noes
and Coburg clolns. Alpaccas lvarious colors,)
a large assortment of fancy and domestic Ging-
hams (large and small plaid Calicoes of vari-
styles and prices, Bleached and Brown Mnslins
OF all grades, from 8 Ia to 10 2-3, Tickinss,
Drillings, L nseys, check aad hickory Shirtihgs,
Canton Flannels, all Wool Flannels Of different
celofs.
For Mems wear, ! have Cloths, Cass:meres:
Satineis: Tweeds. eastern Jeans, Dgeadnoaghts
6-4 oyereoatins of good quality, Cassimer aud
Wool Hats Of various kinds. silk and cotlo;.
plush Caps Of different styles.
OF Boots and Shoes almost an endless variety.
All Of The above | shall be glad TO sell 10 my
friends and customers, on the usual terms. or
will exchange them for country Produce, such
as Butter, Eggs, Tallow, Beeswax, Flaxseed.
Flour. Meal, Feathers. Lln,ey and Jeans; all OF
which | want, and VIII pay the highest market
pr.ces for, at the old stand at the corner.
CHA'S LAWRENCE.
Ottumwa. Oct. 1855.
+ INSEED Oil, Fish do. Meats Foot do
A SWeet do. Castor do. for sale hv the gal
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

Er.My vile 10 very attentive to The
pigs.' ssia = gentleman the other day. IN
she presence Of several ladies.'
THAT accoua,s Tor her attachment to
JoO responded one al the fair damsels.
Pretty sharp joking that.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

@The New England Society of
Charleston, S. e., celebrated the landing OF
the Pilgrims by 4 dinner at the Mills
House. The following toast was given,
'.Sisssat husetts as ,he was INFO, when
her sou s knew no ism but patriotism"
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
Right to the Point!

THE subscriber has seldom called Up
ON his for a seulemsn
tui 10 now compelled 10 say to all 'ndebi
I'd to him by Note or Book o 'ha
Re MUST have what ever is due him. -
come right along. " Wapello Farmer
AN, pay this year they never car
Prompt attention. 10 tie above cali VIII
ave co.s. N. A. WOODFORD.
Agency CITY Jan. 0lh.. '56-n47-A
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

8. ID. lagersoll. Esq. sometime edi.
tor Of the Osksloosa Tin,es. announces
in the last issue Of .ha, paper the termi
nasiou Of his connection with il.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

We are under erea, obligations 10 the
Daily Hawk Eye & Telegraph aad The
Daily Gate City for news. The former
esnes one day the earliest.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

There il no change whatever in our
sosrksL and The lew papers VI have re.
eeivsd, are entirely silen, on tina, sub
iect.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
NOTICE.

T HEREBY tender my thanks TO my custom
i ers for the liberal patronage hitherto g.vsa
me and ask \ continuance OF the same, and as l
need money | wish all who are indebted 10 me
to come forward and square up their accounts
without delay. ID. SANDS.
Ottumwa, April 4th, 1855.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

@ SCHOOL BOOKS, Blank Books, Writing
- Paper, Pens, lax, lnstands and States, ,
complete assortment lust received by
Nov. 9Th. w. /. ORR.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

BuFrALo. Fri day, Jan. IL.
There were 609 disasters on the lakes the
past year. Total of s23.2l5 29-an la.
crease over previous year Of s63,T.
Total loss Of life lis.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

nT Tho London News says that q
strong and easnes ct effort will be made 10
iuducr.. Parliament TO passa prohibi,ory | aw
similar TO that oil Maine.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

BOOTS & Shoes very large lot OF Boots
ID & Shoes of almost every description an
use and OF the very latest styles, Lad.ss anu
Gents fine, Childrens, Misses &C., oil OF Whicn
we will sell at unusually low prices. Cah ana
examine for yourselves, at COS
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
TEE RRMnEMR EaNRKRM H.

TITO JOHN W. SMITH, SrR:-YOU ARE
i hereby notified that there is now on file in
the Office Il the Clerk of the District Court OF
Wapello County, Iowa, a petition Ct w. IL.
Meachrm& Bro, claiming Ct you S3'7,3o as
m ney due them on a promissory note, dated
9th January 1855. payable one day after date
for $256,0i, bearing ten per cent interest, as also
an account, ant that to secure such ella I'D noies
of yours in the hands Of John Rickett, and
money owing t. you by J hn C.. & Alfred j.
Whipple have been attached. You are furth-
er notified that a notice OF SAID petition was re-
turned 10 the August tenn 1883 Of said Court
tfat you could not be found and an order CT
public ton bad. Now unless you appear and
answer said petition en- or Def re the norm
ing of the 26,h of February 1886 Judgment will
be rendered against you for the am )nnt ella m
ed. with interest and costs. You will also fur
Their take notice that on the I'd day Of February
1856, the Clerk Of said Court viii issue a com
mission TO Inc Clerk IF the Circuit Court OF
Adams County, Illinois. Authorizing him 10
take the answers of George w. Uhler to the
following questions, to be used as evidence in
sa'd case, VIZ:
Int'g, l.. Have yon teen acquainted wiihthe
parties to this suit, if Sd wacn and
where have YOU known them?
Int'g, 2. Do You know anyih.n IN # the par-
ties having bad any dealing Together,
and II so. state if you kn3w the con-
dtion of the ~accounts between them?
Int'g, 3. Do you know whether there is
any Indebtedness by the deft 10
plaintiff, and il so, TO what amount,
Tor what and where was said indeb.-
edness created. Give date, items s.
amount if you cat?
Int'g, a. state anything else connected with
the acc ,unIs between these parties,
of whichy you may have knowledge
Int'g, 8. In what county and Safe do you
reside?
HENDERSHOTT s. BIGHAM,
Att ,rneys for Plaintiff.
Jan. 8, 1856. Al
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

A LARGE lot of Prints, of fine styles al
"A qualities, for sale cheap at
JA'S rUMROY & CO.'S.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
Now is the Time,

nor all persons indebted 10 James
Pumeroy Il Co., 10 call aid settle.
DOR books are posted aud we wi.h !"
close up the old year and commence 1886
With new bo"ks. W. hope . friend.
will bear this in mind. aud act accord
ingly. PUMkCl w.
Jan. Z, 1856.