The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-08-15
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The following Rules Of Court have i
been adopted, aud are now in force in
this District; and as it may be important
to many persons having business in our {
Courts that publicity be given to them,
VIC have procured copy from the Clerk,
for insertion:
RULES OF COURT.
Eighth Judicial District oCtAe state Of Iowa
Rule /. In any action founded ON a
promissory note, bill of exchange, or 9TH
err written evidence Of indebtedness,
where defence is interposed to the
same, the plaintiff, his agent or attorney,
may file an affidavit stating as the athant
verify believes, that such defence is not
made in good faith, but for the purpose
Of delay; and enter notice of such afhda-
Wit Oh the Motion Book, in term time;
and unless the defendant, his sgent or
attorney shall, within one day at the !
entry of such notice, file counter-afiida-
Wit, stating, as the sfiant verify believes,
that the defendant has a good defence on
the merits As against the plaintiff, then
such action may be called up during the
morning hour, by the plaintiff $ attorney,
for hearing or trial, and shall then be
heard and determined by the Court, with
out reference to its place on the docket:
Rule 2. The same precedence as in
Rule l, shall apply to any action con
account" in case the plaintiff, his agent
or attorney, shall make an additional afh-
davit as to the justice Of such account,
and Of the amount due thereon, over and
above any payment or set-off; provided
that such actions shall not be heard du-
ring the morning hour, to the exclusion
of the proper business of such hour.
Rule 3. All cases embraced in the
two foregoing Rules, as well as all eases
which can be disposed Of on motion or
demurrer, may also be heard by the Court
at any time, without regard to their place
on the docket.
Rule 4. No final decree or judgment
will be rendered in any action or proceed
ings against lands, for the non-payment
of taxes, until the same shall have been
referred to = Master or Commissioner,
appointed for that purpose by the Court;
nor until such Master or Commissioner
shall have reported, under oath at the
next term.
l. That the taxes upon said land were
not paid within the proper time.
2. That the sale Of said land was made
at the time required by law.
3. That the land was assessed to the
person, who, by the record possessed the
title at the time of the assessment.
1. That the law in reference to such
proceedings has, in all respects. been full
ly complied with.
For the Advertiser.
Mr.. EDITOR being somewhat tired
of the ever changing, Gathering noise,
din, aud confusion of city life, l be-
thought to take myself into the country
to see if, by slight residence with the
congenial spirits who are said to flourish
so spontaneously amongst rural scenery,
l might recuperate my somewhat relaxed
snergines, and enjoy that rejuvsnatine
pleasure which " change Of air." Sc
cording to the best physicians, is said ;s
produce.
Stopped at Furnishing village called
BIZ railroad men Junction. 80 nance
from its connecting the south side o.
Mud Creek with Durant and Moscow
and also from the fact Of the great mum
Der of marriages which arc solemnizee
here every year, rendering the name
quite appropriate. and the retention o
which no Que can doubt, 50 long Is hand
some girls wont stay at home, and tn
eonnubial felcities are suffered to be re
peated with impunity.
=, After taking tea at my hotel-th
Prairie Chicken" House-sauntere'
= leisurely about town seeing the sights.
r Saw a number of persons congregat'n
n together up pair of stairs into lawye
;, and Doctors Office. Went up. Foun
h they were discussing the question as t
the best method Of annihilating the i
a quor traffic in this town. Speeches wer
4 made denunciatory Of the evil effects c
:, the &" ardent in society. Among then
" noticed one from my friend Demjoh
a Libbs, Esq, who took a warm stand wit
Is the regulators, and remarked that, a
" though he had just bought out a saloor
" and kept the " critter" to sell, still h
a. was opposed to tin the abstract
" Here friend Boggs pulled my coat-tal
:, and said he meant in the extract a
- though for the life Of me ! could not Sc
D. how he could harmonic the apparent il
D. consistency J--and would give his sha1
!, towards defraying expenses neeessaril
incurred in prosecuting offenders. II
~ sat down amidst the applause of afor
sc said friend Boggs, who was seated grac
fully on stove. The meeting adjourne
i. after appointing committee to motif
the dealers to quit forthwith, or the
at property" would be seized. The fo
vet lowing is the committees report:
e- Soar krout is Dutchman, keel
j.. lasicr beer and whisky, said no " /
~ tamm'd' il he would stop; he wou
ne spend half he was worth" Lobbel
I'd Millikins i, another lagicr beer seller
cd he keeps in the " original packages,
49, and saws he will sell in spite of then
:, Demijohn Libbs was not at home whe
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