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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-02
q sl.5s , ~ FARM FOR sALE-eOntaining 95 acres
situated y miles south Leomiuster Centre and
of adsf,of the

g d 6, 81 49, FARM FOR AI.E-Gontapine o5 acres
situated y miles south Leomuster Centre and
iiL-wfthin mile Of depot Flchhusg and Wor.
oestrr ksiroad Theiand well adapted to he wants of
F the fanaF, with large supply and timber 200
81 young heang fruit trees. together peaches pears
o and other ra In good varieties. buildings are Two
ai dwelling houses, barn, barn. with cellar with
O. & aOiher out buildings An abundant supply water by
n nquedut 20 house and stables, together eer con
DIX teEnces, make II dcirable farm, pasture con.
~ tanning "a hcrea, situated miles from said FARM
Rocky hh, calied will be sold together separate
o. desired The will give unusual Inducements
W. purchase applied to previous April 9th. For
further particulars inquire Of A. C0LBURN, the prem
,Ef llses, Or AsNHkELOeK, Worcester. d&wtf mchl6
81 ~ g. FOR SALE Or no LET.-A two
ar ~ story House, "a rooms) corner Of Green and Win
III s ter streets paper hanglngs throughout and
n Yy ppnteu inside and out since Il occupied Be-
nR near large business operations and opposite the
bnpef depot Of the Providence and Worcesfef aroad
Il offers desirable location for any one INJECTED win
the road, doing business that mart OF the tv The
X etneioni Is admiIshly adapted for boarding Houae Ia
ACCOMMODATE transient Company from the rairoad there
being no aceomm )daions OF the kind In that vicinity
Several hhndred dollars having recently expend
ed In REPAIRS little nothing in that line viii be
neeed for several years. being Of the most hor
Oughy built houses 10 the cty has arge dry Collars
.r~ Zone rat prpo The premises Of sot wa,
~ t dozen more choice pear trees grape vines &C.
II sold, $500 remain permanent morgaRe,by
paying interest annually, balance made
Easy. Possession given hrst n April. 49,,
Inquire Of O. H. HARLOW % Front street, Or 3. P
MILLER, 1872 Mainstreet. d&wtf mch12
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-02

yWNHE BUSINESS OF the late firm Of TAFT 4
n ATHEBTON as Joners and house builders, will he
Continued IN future, ut the stand, being the one
formerly occupied by y. ID. Harding, on BATON Place
opening from Front Street, The patronage Of the public
Is respectfully solicited. DAVID ATHERTON,
mh0I
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-02
90 Eet

A STnRE TO LET.-InquiIe Of
IA NJ. PRATT.
j22 diff 49 Main Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-02

NDRINTING PRESS FOR sALE,--One of
y Montagues Patent Presses suitable for Nevsnaner
work, and sEe sufficient to print doable medium sheet
VIII De SOFA az bargain, the present owners not hayin
any further use for IL Apply at this Office. LITE
10 t d&wtf H4f atlf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-02

MOTE LOSr-On Saturday asta note Of Two Hun
IN pred Thirty Dollars, pay able TO W Barber or order
and endorsed by him All persons cautioned agains.
negotiating said note, payment has been stopped
The haderwll BIZ rewar ed by leaving it ut this enc
mchl0 dW
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-02

ElIChLES. An extra article, (emall fruit) for
y for sale BY the gallon, by q. GRIRFIN & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-02

STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE or from
- 70 horse power with Shafing and Boiler All IN
complete running order For further particulars inquire
Of $500 fe.r q. 4. KING,
II ~ du No. Y Southbrdge street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-02

s & g0DSING ROOMSTo LET, FURNISH
~ ED OR UNFURNISHED, ia private family, two
Or three minutes walk from the City Hail. Apply No.
High street Court DIFF mch6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-02

A MEXICAN s FOREIGN PATENTS.

Displays furnished at short notice. India Crackers and
Small Works on hand as usual.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-02

4 NOR SALE-A 9snteel Cottage on Piedmont St.;
new Two Story House Bluff street; A new Two
Story Houseo on Pleasant street TO RENT-Four Ten
lelos emeuts on PlsasantstFeet, GEO T. CURTIS -
j20 diff Union Block, 1877 Main St. :
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-22
AN ARKANSAS JOKE.

An Arkansas correspondent of the New
Orleans Picayune tells the following gooe
one:
In early times, in county not far off these
country dram-shops were common. as the,
were all over the State, where the b'hoys me
every Saturday evening to shoot for WHISKY
and get drunk; and cool offwith fight or two
footer, full of "bust-head" and Dutch courage
having been beat at the mark by another, slap
ped his fists together, and swore he was ''spil
ing for fight" and could whip any man who
could beat him shooting.
This was not noticed by the man for whom
ittwas intended. That, OF course, made hin
drawer and madden. He roared out.
az kin whip any blink eyed sucker who kin
beat me shooting
The man aimed at still said nothing.
Six-footer here billed over--so walked righ'
UP to him, shook bis fists in his face and SAID
"You kin shoot, kin you? but you dar'n't &c
fight me-Pm unanimous hor-see! Whoop-
eep,
The man addressed still said nothing.
Six-footer roared again the louder, and said
he must have a fghtif he had tot'buy it,,
"Look'erel Slickemgoesy, if you'll give Int
a fur fight l'll give YOU COW and CALI"
Slickem deliberately began to strip. Says
he: ssif thar's anything to be made pm ill.,
Sixfooter turned little pase-couldn't bach
down now-struck riEg-pitched in, anc
Eix-footer got most confourdedly and soundly
thrashed. Rose, shook the dirt off, and swore
he wouldn't pay, ''for 'twant in the bargain
that he was to be swolloped."
Slickem said, "Pll sue you.'
"Sue awayr' said Sixfootel; and mounted
his bearskin and rode of.
Slickem went 10 the county seat saw law
yer, and told him his case; lawyer'toid him Il
was good case, and he would gain il for him:
teld him to make out an account ''for work
and labor done," and sue before a justice OF the
peace. Heidi SO; justice OF the peace gave
judgment for plaintiff, and ordered the constable
TO drive the cow and calfto him. Here 1t
rested. The defendant was heard to say:
swell, lreckon that mout be law, but my
losing that COW and calf all come o'my not
kiyering all the pints in the trade, 'spose~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-22
Tom Marsh all ON j. G.. Breckin-
ridge and Carrot Davis.

The celebrated "Tom Marshall'' has been
edifying the Supreme Court with one Of his
happlest hits. 1t was in a case on which the
Vice President elect, Mr.. Breckinridge, and
Garret Davis, Of Kentucky, were opposing
counsel. Mr.. Marshalps clients son had
been logged by gentleman for trespassing
upon his fish pond. Major Breckenridge con-
tended that the correction was a wholesome
and proper one, such as he had been subjected
to in his juvenile days, when caught in any
mischief. Tom Marshall, in reply, said that
bo!h gentlemen had endeavored to magnify him
into great man--Kentucky's greatest law
yer and orator; and both, in their political
speeches, were in the habit OF expressing great
confidence in the sagaciiy and intellig ence of
the people. Now, he wishec TO be Informed
how it was that with such great superiority of
natural genius and requirement, and with the
additional advantage Of years over at least one
of his adverse les, he remained plain Tom
Marshall, hammering miserable existence
out of few law suits at the bari '.while you,"
pointing to his opponent, John e. Breckenridge
"who were but tow-headed shaver, robbing
birds nest and playing marbles, when the whole
broad commonwealth of Kentucky was ringing
from one end TO the other with praises of the
great eloqueilce. vast learning, and prodigious
ability of Tom Marshall, are now Vice Presl-
dent Of the u. S? and you Carrot Davis want
to be, and almost pursuaded some very weak
minded people to make yon President of the
United Statessv SNOW" proceeded Tom.
sour Vice President says lie used TO be fog
ged in his boyish days for Just such tricks as
my clients son was logged for, and he leaves
Us to infer that, SO far from suffering damage
thereby, it was one Of the causes Of his progress
and advancement to his present high position.
fmy client had only known this before, and
IL he could be satisfied that his son was spank
ed on the same spot that my distinguished
FREUD was, so far from bringing the suit, he
would have acknowledged his profound graft
tude to the defendant for thus placing his scion
inthe line Of safe precedenis, and giving him
so strong CLAIM. on the Vice Presidency
Doubtless the political misfor.unes and disas-
tsrs of my other distinguished friend are at
tribntable to the fact that, as his spanking was
neglected in boyhood, he was to make up foi
it BY receiving political spanks ever since he
reached manhood" These palpablc hits ex-
cited much laughter among the Lawyers and
Judges, in which the two distinguished objects
Of Toms ralllery participated.
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Estray Notice.

TEyAKEN up by James Strange, living In Cass
u Township, wapello County, Iowa, on the sth day
of November, 1856, iron gray colt, blaze In
the face supposed to be year old and appraised
at twenty-five dollars; aso sorrel mare colt with
star in the face, supposed to be year old last spring,
appraised at $40, ALSO bay colt, black name
and TAIL star in the face, supposed to be two years old
last spring, and appraised at 3d. also, bay mare
and colt, black name and TAIL blaze in the face, and
left hind foot white supposed to be two years old last
spring, appraised at fifty dollars; Also bay mare
supposed to be twelve years old right hind foot white,
collar marks on both sides Of the neck, appraised at
forty dollars. u N. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Ottumwa Nov. 10th 56-n3s-3m
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NQ!'I4. 2
81
'II|I. IHVfH tffS HFtHftiE TUFt'
THE FORGED WILL.

AfHAILLING SCENE IN COURT, RELATED by
4~s SAMuEL WARREN, y. n. 8.
A few years since. a man Of high respectful
bihty was tried in England on charge OF forg-
tpg q will, in which IL was discovered he bad
m indirect interest TO a large amount. Mr..
Warren was the associate prosecuting attorney
AID the case was tried before Lord Denman.
The prisoner being arraigned and the for
malisies gone through with, the prosecutor
Placing his thumb over the seal, held upthe will
and demanded of the prisoner il he had seen ths
testator sign that instrument, to which ht
promptly answered ne had.
Sand did you sign it at his request as sub
scribing witness?"
81 did,
"Was it sealed with red or black wax?"
with red wax''
"Did YOU see him seal il with red wax?"
ssWhere. was the testator when he signet
and sealed this will?" g
ain his bed.'' 49,,
spray how long piece of wax did he use?'
: about three or four inches long. -
who gave the testator this piece q wax?'
awhere did you &c. if?''
"From the drawer of his desk" -
elbow did he light that piece of wax?"
ii
t'Where did that piece of candle come
from?'
ssIrot ii out Of acupboard in his room"
Elbow long was that piece of candle?"
'sPerhaps fom or FIVE inches long,
"Who fit that piece Of GAMBLER"
81 lit it,"
"With what?"
"With match"
:sWhere did you get that match?''
Son the mantel-shelf in his room.,
Here Warren paused, and fixing his large
deep blue eyes upon TIE prisoner. he held thu
will up above his head his thumb still restin.
on the seal, and said in solemn, measure,
tone:
'sNow sir upon your solemn oath, you saw
the testator sign that will-he signed il in hi.
bed-at hisrequest y ,u signed it as a subscri
bling witness-you saw him seal twas will
a red wax he sealed tia piece Of wax two
three or four inches long-he lit that wax with
apiece of candle which you procured for hin
from cupboard--you lii that candle with Z
match which you found on the mantel-shelf'
s 81 did,
"onee more, sir--upon your solemn oath
you did?"
II did!!'
sMy Lord--it's waferl!'
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-22
To Abraha N, G. Butler,

V0U are hereby notified that on the nth day OF
September, $50, Sarah Butler filed In the Office Of
the Clerk ofhe District Court Of wapelo County Iowa.
tie In you and charging you with habtual drunken
ness adultery, cruelty and abandonment that the orig
nal notice to you of said Petition issued and
turn Of "Not Found |" made to the September Term,
1885, OF said Court and order Of publication had
Now unless you appear and answer to said petition on
the I'd day Of the February Term 1851 Of said Court
decree will be rendered according the prayer Of said
Petition. SARAH BUTLER Plaintiff
Jan. Is, '57--n3-4w T. Bigham Attorney
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WHO CAN DENY TIT

TUyO the Citizens of Wapeo County and that portion
ofthem who reside on the south side of the Demoine
River particular, and the Travelling Public generally,
who have TO the river would that II would
be to their interest and prefer the Upper
west of 0ttumwa where they shall be crossed at all
times when the crossing is safe and practicable with
promptness and dispatch.
Our Ferry is the Oldest and most Regular Ferry on the
River In or about this vicinity and justly entitled
the name of PERMANENT" always ready for trip
without wasting hour and sometimes enduring to-
tai las Is the very often with
other Ferries. Then come ON, and all. Those who
wish by the do at satisfacto-
nv prices and those who wish by the trip
be accommodate at corresponding low prices. The
Ferry is now owned by HIcIEsLoPKR OvERMAS, and
ants. and some Of the new ones, as an 'Old later
Dog" of the most amphibeous kind it should be suf
cient guarantee that Customers will get their money
back HlCkENLOPEk oSEhMAN.
Feb 81 1sSG-n1
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legal Notifies.


Siehol0us waeh'lsr' :.
Josepha Wachtler,
HGSEPHA WACHTLER, you are hereby
- notified that there is file In the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of wapelo county, Iowa.
petition In the Of Nicholous Wachtle praying said
for divorce against you, land for of said
petition 1t Is charged that yos comted adultery with
John Pengel about the lth Of August 1855 and unless
you appear and defend or before the I'd day OF the
February Term 1861, of said court decree will be
tered against you with the prayer of PEI
tition. WILLIAMS HAMILTON,
Jan. S-n45-4w Attorneys for Petitioner
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THE OTTUMWA COURIER.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
u For one square 10 lines) l insertion, 100
Each additional insertion, 81
Que column, per wear, 1000
One half column, 5000
One fonrth /" 1900
Patent medicines, per colw-nn. yearly 5000
Business and Professional Cards, not making
more than lines, So per year.
All advertisements handed in without having
the number of insertions marked thereon, will
be published till ordered out and charged for
accordingly.
EF Aliberal deduction made to yearly aG-
vertsers. s
rT- Attorney, held responsible for all legal
advertisements handed IN by them.
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Eslray Notice.

FIvAEEN up by Samuel Darr, living IN Highland
u Township, Wapello county, iowa, on the I'D day
OF December 1885, Esray Steer described as follows:
A blue roam color with black spots on the neck and
shoulders black thick crooked horns coming close
together the points rather dropping marked with
swallow fork and the appearance of slope the up
per side of the left ear supposed to he four old
past, and appraised at $34. JOS. N. CAMPBELL,
0ttunwa Dec. 25 5G--I3 3m Clerk.
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Estray Notice.

YEyAKEN UP by Isaac Fisher, living in Richland
III township, Wapello county Iowa, on the eth day Of
Noqember 1885, steer, supposed to be four years old
last Spring, marked with crop of the left ear brand
ed - 81 the left hip. Coor-brown sides, with
white face and line back, with white the belly
Appraised to the value OF twenty-five dollars
J. n. CAMPBELL, per
Nov "a, 56n39-3m. 4. q. GIVEN, Deputy.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-22

u A couple of red-nosed old .opess were
coinpiimenting eacn otLer on their temperance
when one asked the other-"Have you ever
seen mt with more than could carryS'' $40;
but have seen you when l thought you had
better have gone twice after it!'' was the reply
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EsIray Notice

TzyAKEN UP by William Hogan living In Com
ID petine township, Wapello county, Iowa, the
4th day of November, 1s56 dun mustang, with
some saddle marks and Spbnish brand the left hip;
supposed he five Yeas old and appraised at twenty
five dollars. Also, dark bay Mustang horse, supposed
to be FIVE years old with spanish brand the left
hip, and appraised at twenty dollars.
Nov 3D. '5Gn31-3m. jim. CAMPBELL. Clerk.
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Estray C,HSs.t.

vUyAKEN UP by Elijah II. Godfrey, living In
IL Highland Township, Wapeo county, Iowa, ons
iron gray colt two years old last Spring, just be
low the point of the right shoulder caused by cut oil
low the eve, and appraised at eighty dollars.
Nov. 20th, -rl30-ssn. j. n. CAMPBELL, Clerk
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Estray Notice.

INA X EN- up by Sarah Poles living In Washington
III Township, Wapello County Iowa, on the Sd Of De
cember 1855 lined backed Steer spots ant
mark ed with swallow fork and uuderb in the left
and underbt in 1.-THE right four years old last Spring
and appraised at &1S o. J.N. CAMPBELL, elk.
Ottumwa, Jan. LIST lS57-n44.,ni
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Estray steer and Calf.

TEyAKEN up by Hezekah Creamer, living in pleasant
IL Township, wapelo County Iowa, ON the 18th Nov.
1885, Estray Steer and Calf The Steer years old
last spring. White all but the Ears they red Swal
lowork in EACH nnderbit in the same and appraised
at twenty delaIs The Calf about four months old a
hefer pale red with white its TANKS and hips
motley face and appraised dollars aod fifty
- j. N CAMPBELL. Clerk.
Ottumwa December 2-th-lS56-n44-3m
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The GOLDEN ERA!

WOULD can the attention Of the public partic-
1uary TO this Stove supply (which have just re-
ceived, Of the best lii not the besD stove in
use being larger than other Air tight Stoves of the
number. Call and them before buying else
where. GEORGE SMITH
May LIST, 1so6'nloy.
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Estray Notice.

VyAKEN up by James Moore, living In Richland
IL Township, Wapello county, Iowa, an Estray,
One Horse Colt of dark grey, right hind foot
white, with white the forehead with yoke
supposed to be two years old last Spring and appraised
ut ffty-fve dollars. JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL,
Ottumwa, Dec. -, 1S56-43-3m Clerk
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Estray Notice.

TUNAKEN up by Greenbury Williams In Competing
IL Township, Wapelo county, Iowa, oh the Path day
of November 1885, pale red steer six years old last
spring, smooth of each ear point Of left horn of
brand left horn letter A. little white in the face
appraised to be worth thirty dollars.
JOSEPH n. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Jan. s, 5T-n45-3m Thos q. Given, Deputy.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-22

GA roor poet having written some very
aoggrels " rises 10 young lsdy; in which he
rspeatsdsa phrase, 81 saw thee once she re-
turnedtoi d for an answer that she would
taIe carsI should Geyer see her again.
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NOTICE.


DElNG convinced from past experience
ID that this china tie is not congenial to
my health and in consequence thereof ]
will offer the following property situated
in Ottumwa for sale on liberal terms.
One large brick Hotel nearly completed,
my residence on Second Street, one un.
divided half of the Post Office lot, one
third of that space of ground opposite
my Office, between I. Sinnsmon's prop
erty and the river. running back to DR..
Warden's line. Also $50 acres of land
in Wspello County as advertised. For
description of which, see advertisement
in another part OF this paper.
I have disposed of my interest in the
Office to DR.. Douglass, and have relinquish-
ed the practice Of medicine. Doct Doug
ass will continue the practice of Medi-
inc and Surgery, may be found at my Of
flee as usual. can cheerfully recommend
him to the public and my friends as gen.
tleman, well qualified to give entire salts.
faction professionally to all who may fee
disposed toemploy
Jan 10th 56-47 If. AID. WOOD.
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Estray Notice.

UNAKEN up by William Overturf, IN Center Town
IL ship, Wapello county, Iowa, on the Gath day of
November A. D. 1856; One pale red steer supposed to
be six years old last spring. crop on right and split
in same points Off of both horns, little white be-
hind the fore leg white the face between
inc horns, LETT hind foot, bush Of the tail of,
and appraised to be worth nineteen dollars.
JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
JAN 8, y7--n4S-3m Thos. q. Given, Deputy.
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Estray Notice.

TEvAKEN UP by Prior s. Farmer, living in Center
il township, Wapello county, Iowa, one steer of the
following description: red roam steer, three years
old with slit in the right and small crop on the
left ear. J. n. CAMPBELL, Clerk
Nov. H. -n3G-3m.
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A FARM ron SALE.

"ARREN WALLING offers two Is
w hundred res Of land, 80 acres Il.
under fence, forty in cultivation, well water
ed, with plenty Of good timber adjoining, sit.
uated three miles South Of Ottumwa, on Vii
lage Creek, on the new county road Leading
from ID. p. lnskeep's to bloomfield. The
improvements consist Of
A Double Log House, stables &
other Out-huildtngs.
For further particulars, inquire Of the Edit.
or OF the Demoine Courier, or Warren Wal
ling on the premises.
November ~, ls56-n39.H.
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7sstrsp Notices.
Notice Of Estrays.

VuVAKEN up by John scuthard, living In Center
IL Township, Wapello county Iowa, on the 18th day
of Dec 1856, Estrays head OF neat cattle OF the
following description to-wit One with bell on,
white face swallow fork in the right ear underbit
In the left ear five years old One eight old
cross of the left ear, color red with white back One
six years old swallow fork underblt red and white
color; One 3year old swallow fork in each ear; Cine
3-year old steer underb In the right ear and swallow
fork In the same red neck and legs One 2year old
white face, underbt In the right and swallow fork
In the same One Sugar old Heifer with undersopes In
each and swallow fork In the right ear; Que red
heller, marks, three years old; One yearline
heifer without marks, red with lined back Ap
praised at 1921, 80. JOSEPH n. CAMPBELL,
0ttumwa Dec. 25, 1s5G-43-3m Clerk
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Legal Notice.

VS..
John b, Gould, ct ais.
IOIIN ID. GOULD, and Margaret Gould his wife,
a will take notice that the Petition Of Thomas Kyn-
iston Is file In the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court of Wapelo county Iowa. said court that
shall decree the title in fee simple Of the following de-
scribed lands to be In Petitioner towit the northwest
quarter Of the northeast quarter of section No. (s)
twentyeght, Township No. "a, Range No IA west; and
the second day Of the February Term, 1851, OF said
court the decree will be rendered againsS you In
cordance with the prayer Of said petition.
no 45-4w THOMAS KYNIST0N,
per his Au'ys, Williams Hamilton.