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Fifty Dollars Reward.

Dan AWAY FROM THg SUBSCRIBER, Tm 10TH
~ bright muiaito Boy, about 10 yoars old f.ot
Dor eN inchea high weighing shout ila pounds had
on whom be lciii black hocs C0ht, rca shirt. AM
wears cap. htt has been good boy up % ths timt
De ran or Why De len me Z know mol he bad 4
good hous and au indulged AZ much AZ possible fll
servant 20 DO. thinh No hes been oFcr-pofauadei
ADD % trying O. eacare 20 frrs state I Will rif,
Aiiy e1llar ios hH appreleusion 70 that Gao 81
hin p A. hERMAN
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lOFFICIAL.l
DErARTAIEST on STATE,
WAsHTNQroN. Feb. l6

WAsHEGroN, Feb. l6, ls63.{
Information has been received at this
Department from Mr. J. N. CAMP, the
Vice Consul Of the United States al
Kingston, Of the death, at Kingston,
Jamaica, Of Mr.. JOHN 4. NEAL, Of Ten
nessee, late Consul Of the United States
at that place.
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The proceedings Of the Board of May
* and Aldermen crowd ont several local
4lems which ought 10 appear to-day.
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Illinois cotton has brought so cents
psr pound this year. and is equal to any
upland cotton raised in the South.
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Board of Mayor aud Aldermen.

Yesterday this board met at three
o'clock, P. NJ, pursuant 10 adjournment.
President BRIEv being absent, on mo-
ton Of Alderman SoovELL, Alderman
MULLoY was called to the chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting, with
a slight addition thereto, were read and
adopted.
Present-Aldermen SoovELL, MULLoY
CHEATHAM, CARTER, RoBB and CLAiBoRNE
Mayor SMITH and Recorder SHANE also
present.
The report Of the Revenue Collector
was read, showing his collections from
Feb. 9th TO Feb. oath, TO be--after the
proper deductions S1,1s0 90 The
sum Of S235 % was 10 be paid over to
the Board of Education.
The Collector Of Water Tax, by his
report, paid over to the City Treasurer
the sum of S2s7 %. The collections
being made from Jan. 9th to Feb. 24th.
Alderman SoovELL, Chairman of the
Finance Committee, read the following
report, which was adopted:
Tho Finance Committee, to whom was
referred the official business of the late
LIST Assistant Clerk of the Market House,
respectfully report that they have as
thoroughly investigated the facts as cir
cumstances admitted, and having report
ed respectively with reference to the two
last incumbents Of that Office, nov pre-
coed to that of IsBAM DYER's, who was
elected in 1857, aud whose term OF ser
vice embraced the period intervening that
and the 23d of December, 1861, about the
time of his death
In addition TO the synopsis herewith
annexed, you will refer for detail respect
ing Market Houses asset, TO the tabular
statement accompanying this report
Nh lsHAH DYB, lot asst Clork of Market,
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1850. To Corporation OF Nashville. d., ID,
sept so To bal. dus scttlem't
- as per entry ON Ne
corder's Books this
date............,.,........ 0i&4o 90
ls6i
March 81 To stall Rent as per
Recorders Book. 0,26O 90
To stall rent for FREQ
stalls 10 1861, as Per
entries on isham by
ors book................. 1851 90
sil 500 90
CONTRA CT.
1860. By cash'as per tecord-
er's Pooks ............... 81 s5S %
1901 BY cash por Record
or's BOOks.............. 81 10
By amt collec'd by j 2.
Coleman 1860 and
1861 stall Rent..... 39l 90
by amt pa by Mr., by
or, through j. P.Coe-
man as per sottlom't. $50 90
BY por CT com,
on 1888 80 COLI
lected. .S..,......l3O OO
less per CT, s29
G6-i00 per Cole
man on SlT Join
stead Of 3 per CT. 20 CO 100 %
BY per diem Of 81 90
since ct. g. go TO
co. Dec 231, Of, 1856 DIS.
81 bO..,..,.......,..,....-, Oh 90
by bonds on hand...... 500 20
BY uncollect'd accounts. $3.50
Balance due tho corpor.
alton, fOrwhrdcd,.. l430 OF
1896 q
I ~ n
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1 he figures arc LIB follOWs:
Tota'........."5,J,!oi 90 -.
lucleG4e.

Fir. George II. bend, of the house Of LiyerGiore,
Clews Il Co., was elected l1iS morning member
Of the Stock aal Exchange Board, ~ I. very aattcr
ing vote.
Tho Gin appears to 10 taken GU. Of the gcld ecu.
la.cra, and the movement WIS larglia to-day, tb'
marhet dropping from i5,i 10 ltCi. Tie measure
proposed by Congress and The Lesisi4.cIe to pr.c,
lis bubble speculation, have alarmed some Of lbs
operators. To-day, IL t5o Assembly, 81. bsher IL
ro uced e bill 70 proa.bis banks Of tho Sta'e 'rom
fen.; OF d..iosing Of Any specie above 20 daring
Lie ,ms th,y suspend ,lsco Taymen,e; m.a'ag
vod al contracts fox TO sll3 OF purchase Of oncee;
al prohstug oaus o. specie, under forfeiture Ct
tie bank cDarer.
Tie United Sutos Trcet Company has declared n
Dividend OF = cent, itee from Government tax,
p.y .bo o. the lon ias'. ,il which tine the trau'-
Ter books v III REGAIN closed, Tho Cl.zcns' Oak
has declared q dividend Q. y Cent, payable ol tie
l0h list.
In another column will DO found he ANIMAL state
m,nt Of tie Ngw-Yo.k L'go Insurance Icaip.aY.
Il, iuc,ns Sr ,as yer
Not prsa,r.. q so
Il tkses .ostF
~. iL:rsa.s tu.las lAe year 's5'y
Tho Trns.eel lave declared a dividend Of IS u
cert uron n plri'crstine l.e policies in fore
which zero Issued l2 months prior 20 Jun. ], l2C3,
AID raymcn IN case on end aitor the hg,t Mon,ay
IN ?! fcl u.x., no tyi;d maia.aont Of 20 = e;E'
mon .iyi4cGds here;ofJrcdec from 20 70 800
hcusisc, to tlo.o holding certificates, UPON present
alton At tie HON, OAce. Taoso having crel.t.
viii le al.o"sd ito game rPon tlei, notes as Sic
eetleren. Of tie mex. Ercmnm.
TIC ir,1ris Of Dsy Coos FOR The week reach
sI.7s8.5g7, s.4iabt .,s5 aamo week las. year.
Tic r.op,y market % i...o s,r'-l, aid az .ha d.
yunccd rates of interest tie large stock houses lind
10 d.Eculiy IN frfgiyius their WAITS at 6o7 =
ce.t GA call. 9ao advanced rates Lave lT9ugbl
car..l into lilo street :os employ meLt, sud some OF
lie Temporary deposits WIKI tic sab-IFessGrcr hare
been wtldawn.
Cu.tom,uoess Notes hayo been Grmer ct lJj Q
1874.
Tho co.,. transported ever lie Delaware, Lack
a,.auaa aud Western RAILROAD, fog li9 l-Et weeb
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Nav.yangE nEns.EArrER.

r..s...f .....- - gsT1
o. ,orc1 40 90 5..,I' -, -
or. '' 80, s. s.,v'.y...L t..
'' ne '-i' q" "'! ''' '''' go -'"'' ''''
"'">-''' nm. ,.,r,.,...,pn
- '-' -, .....-. 20 a..
jy Bly, bON---0 e..''' '.''.s "' u.
- b., u" 'ir '-i''.- o' 700 ''-''- va ~ -"
CO SEQ e.. -.'.. ,..
J.. Nr A' 100 ''t ''l', mp ''''''7'' -
the r..'s" g., ta'. See '.r eo"'Iris-
- -f. hh"biN-i' 'n''.'''' NE I'"''' ~
o. o. o. Iir; "'', we ''''l'' S'' ~
'"'e' 90 80 0'' 10y. , 49,. = .,'g
o',.io;',, ....,.,.
sac iol'"''3 D''' WHO V''-'V' ~ JIM wv
'.' -, Ga. .- u ....... g.. ,.,...
30 autit tie Heni.'s Law FI i've 70 'io h1a-
c.r 81 b"r.io,' ''s.J ~ '...' t'''r'.. -,
lo'h.,''. ile 80 " ' ,,!.
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Toel............. ....',',' Ss'sfy 20, 81, 80 sse
ThUs !. appcars tho the only stocks that have de-
creased in gold value during The yer past IRE New
York Central aad Gasua md Clic'go. Illinois
Central occupis about The same position it held in
1892 Al tie Others have advanced, come very
largely and, tsk,rg the whole La, Is y csrt abovs
the prices year ago.
at the annual meeting Of the Boston and Wor-
eefter Railroad, hsle on Weinoslay, the following
soia'iors were Girp'ra:
Nosi Ths fenc', pa,'n. W. 2. ?. Washharn ard
oshha H. Bah ocllg socsho 5srs # tin corpOi .ioH b,
u CO. WIN ali. uunsc tr3fa tie stoc- cid :!
" " etssI tSal'oa' Corr F..ug, gErssd
upon lo unInK tee suck wa various Interests Oh
Comp fiie4 i1tp j,int ua.oa.
'".td til iuch 'nmtte be an.hcrzed 10 secure tbs
netssAy ssA'1eA Ton .A9 G.comp OF such uniJa,
cJrpooe9u.
Tie receipts and shipments Of prodaco al Chicas,
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lean bark Of 400 TINS to Gloucester with Grain, q.

iOd.; British trig Of ll6 tnas to Windward, at
81 coo, and back from the south side Of Cu5a at
500, and port charges paid; British schooner anil
. Dr.,ish brig home from the eoaih sids Of Cuba
with Sugar, at t5c. y 100 H.. British brig Of
100 tuns, from to north side Of Cuba ut 4Jc. for
3aeari British schooner Of lOi tnns 10 the Yves,
Indies and beck, at $500; vessel OF 100 tuns
out and hose 10 the Wcs. Indies, at 81 ,EC0 vea.
sci Of 10 Luna from tie Moth Nesl lBaies, Al
C. 80, and versl nf300 tur5 tom to moth Ride OF
Caba, At Zoe. for Susar, anu 90 i,r lo!sssc'.
Tho busuese Of Iae Sgb-Treasury wss: Receipts,
y, lG5 59J 3G-ior Customs, $iSCt5i Payments,
$I,rC,9lj OF. Bals.co, 9G,13G. 2cj 90.
rLe Gctii!s Ct tie earnings OF tie Galena ard
r. cooo IJion Railroad for ii q fourth week in Jau
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year, WAS 10 follows:

Tie tock OF i.ogr and grain ia store 90 ChieGso at
the commencement Of the last two weeks, as COM
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-, , - -. IN, .-0Ir az nlIt N1FH W ~ U"'f
= ~. l,C,o ,.h. g.. 10 1a'n 24sSS' - In ls.
X, -. ~. rA.s La.s, 80 -s- b"'''i' - a. 49,
ALea-ed AolA 49, -, .-.1---.-e-,i---r'
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lie receipts and s1ipmsnts Of prodaco at CAica,
laeL week VIC as fo!!oMa:

This does ut LcGdo The ,.i2Eents over tie Nc, sn
Certrzl Road
The following .stle elbows tie receipts Of -four.
grau, 1.-Two sock, &c., fox the week ending Jan. II,
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EaiIrosd Cor mo week endioe jan. %, wee:

Tho SoniLern Michigan road earnsd in January
very large increase oses the s&u.e month Of 1852.
Tho increase alone if continued VIII earn the Pre-
ierred Stock dividend for tho year in six months.
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STATE OF IOwA,lm
WAPELLo COUNTY. sS'

Sia'E VT ioNA = 90 .at 81 ~
WAPELLo COUNTY, g.
NOTICE is here by given, that, on Monday, the qd
day OF November, 4. d. 1868 shall offer at public
sale, ut the front door OF The Court House, In the
city OF 0ttnnwa, Wapello county Iowa, the lands
and town lots described below for the amount of
taxes, interest and costs thereon as stated below,
unless in the mean time, the owners Of said lands
and let's shall pay the amount due thereon. said
sale viii commence at 10 O'Clock, A NJ. of said day,
and will be adjourned from day TO day until all the
lands and town lots, upon which the taxes remain
unpaid, shall have been offered In cordance with
the provisions of the Revsnuelaw. ru.6.H
q + JOSEPH HAYNE,
Recorder and Urea In
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RAILROAD ASSESSMENT UPRIGHT
ON Way '-'.a y

To the unk nown and nonresident owners fthe
vest half OF the north asst quarter Of the northwest
quarter OF section tir yfour, in township seventy
two, mouth OF range thirteen, west, tsuppose to be
ing TO one Williams, and one Burk, whose first
nametare not known You are hereby notified that
she Burlington and Missouri river Road has been
Gated and run through said land, situate in Wapelo
county In the State of Iowa. ard that much there
or rs lies within fifty feet Of the centre line fsaid
road on each side ofsad center line. Is tax by the
Burlington an Mo River Railroad companyfor right of
wayfor said rairo Now unless apply to thcShcr
IN OF said county to have The damages with-
in thirty days after fonr weeks publication of this
notice. in accordance with the act of the General
Assembly ofIowa, entitled AN act granting to Rail
road companies the right of way pass ed Jautary
18th 1859, then the said Railroad company viii cause
said damages to be assessed. #t
Aug 20 1858 DAVID RoRER, Atty for the
hoA-4w Burlington Mo Il RR Co
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CoMPETINET I. PISS.
Names and Description $. r. a. A. ANT
Fuller Thomas LtT& Marys IN Al
willie "
Huffman Henry u . Marysyllle "a
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NAN REslpENr I,xn.
COMPCTTNE TOW NS1ip-1s57.

Names and Description. =. r. r.. A. tmt
Williams w & siMaryville Is o.
Risley Horace M sw 10 70 IL so
WISE :: so ~ II
CASS TOW NSHIP- 1857.
Names and Description S, T. r.. A. amt
Dale J. p. i & Bk Chillicothe. Il 10
Wicker Butin, 1t B., & Blk -
Chillcothe 5S4
NON RESILIENT.
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01TUHW4, IOWA,
go nerly from New York, more recently from Mon
mouth, lllnos,)

rres CANCERS, Fits, rheumatism. SCR0FULA
Ri cs EVIL, Salt Rheum, Erysipeias and all Skin ais
eases with dispatch and certainty. lie cures all fe
male difficulties, His medicines work like charm
raising many from their beds after long ami pre-.
tracted iilne S. in few weeks. lie cures and war.
rants a permanent cure for all Secret Diseases no
matter what their species are.
The sick headache cured Tor three ri dollars ORTIZ
money will be refunded.
Dr. Fuller is the original foua der of the Eord Sa.
aarltan Cordial, Fuller's Analytic Ointneut and
and fuller's Sick Headache Pills, that Rating a
great noteriety everywhere they have been used -
All letters enclosing stamps responded to inIm edi.
stely. - .--9 / .--,- .
Patients should apply Immediately as the Doctor
VIII have TO leave and 20 to Chicago the first of Oc
tober. ii-l5 ~ -
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AS Broadwav, New York.
f15 CHICAGO OFFICE 5o-CLsRK STREET.
NV SMITH, AGEETLy OTTC.KWA.
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CENTER TOWNS,IIP-1s57.

JOsEPH liAfNE,
Recorder and Treasurer wapelio county, Iowa.
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Ayers Cherry Pectcra1,

a. X FOX THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Geids. Influenza, EA0arseness,
Group, HrOnchitis, Rncipicns Gone
sumption, and for che Relief
of GOgrsnInptive Patients 't
ia a6vaHced Stages
s' 30, az tina Disease.
This is a remedy universally known to s,1rpass
any other for the OF throat and lung co nplats
that is useless here to publish the evidence of its
virtues. Its unrivalled excellence for coughs and
colds. and its truly wonderful cures of pulmonary
disease, have made il known throughout the civil
lied nations of the earth. Few the communities,
or even families, among them who have not some
personal experience of its effects some living
trophy in their midst of its victory over the subtle
and dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs.
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders
and as they know too, the effects of this remedy,
we need not do than TO them that it has
now all the virtues that it did have when making
the cures which have SO strongly upon the
confidence of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. ]. c. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Agents.. i. Taylor, Stout & Cowan
Peter Utccht, Ottumwa &. +. Knigh
Agency City j. Finley, PIT. Richmond,
J. L. Sinnard, Kirkvile
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LeucOrr',Ga or Whites. Ovarian Tun,oY
ITfcrlaac. lIlca L.,
syphiIis nnd NIcrcnrinI Disease.


DIR. J. c. AVER: Sir, cheerfully comply with
Of the effects have realized with Your sarsaparh.
complaints for which it is recommended, and have
! taund hs efthcts truly wonderful IN the cure of
Iener,M end n u. Disease One Of my pa
consuming his palate and the top of his mouth.
Your Sarsaparilla steadily taken cured him in five
weeks Another was attacked by secondary symp.
toms IN bis nose and the liberation had eaten away
considerable part Of it, that believe the dis
order would soon reach his brain and kill him. But
il yielded TO administrator of Sarsaparilla;
the ulcers healed and he is well again. not of course
without some designation TO his face. A woman,
who had been treated for the same disorder by mer-
curry was suffering from this poison in her bones.
They had become sensitive to the weather that on
damp day she suffered excruciating pain in her
your Saisaparilla in few weeks. know fromits
formula, which your agent gave me, that this
Preparation from your laboratory must be great
remedy; consequently, these truly remarkable re,
suits with it have not surprised me.
Fraternally yours, q. V. LARIAfER, NJ. u.
Rheumaiisin, esout, Liver Complaint.
INDEPENDENCE, Preston Co, Va, 9th July, 1859.
DR. j. G. AVER: Sir, have been afflicted with a
painful chronic Rheumatism for long time, which
baied the skill of physicians, and stuck to me in
spite of all the remedies could find until tried
your Sarsaparilla. One bottle cured me in two
weeks, and restored my general health so much
thnt am tar better than before was a1tasked
Jules y. Getchell, of st. Louis writes: az have
been afflicted for YEARS with affection Of the Licer
which destroyed my health. i tried everything,
and everything failed TO relieve me; and i have
been broken-down man for some years from no
other cause than arrangement Of the Licer. My
beloved pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Espy, advised me to
try your saisaparla, because he said he knew you,
and anything you made was worth trying. BY the
blessing of God it has cured me, and has so purified
my blood as to made new man of me / feel Dung
again. The best that can be said OF you is not half
good enough" .'sa 49, a
schirrns, Cancer Turner's. Enlargement,
liberation, Carries and ExfOiiaiiOn of
the Bones. .
A great variety of cases have been reported to us
where cures of these formidable complaints have
resulted from the of this remedy, but our space
here will not admit them. Some OF them may be
found in our American Almanac, which the agents
below named are pleased TO furnish gratis TO all who
call for them. at I
Dyspepsia. Heart Disease. Fits, Epilepsy,
Melancholy, Neuralgia. n :
Many remarkable cares of these affections have
been made by the alternative power of his medicine
1t stimulates the vital functions into vigorous action
and thus oycrcomes disorders which would be sup
posed beyond its reach. Such remedy has long
been required by the necessities of the people, and
we are confident that this viii do for them all that
can do
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AYERS
.Sarsaparilla
FOR PURIFYING THE DLoOp.

B. GoAS SxAlA 4AaO I2I I2LfJvlss
And for tue speedy ofte following complaints
. nS TuDaors. Ulcers, sCrc~, Erup.iens,
Esimpics, PGStuie-. h3le,cs,es, hollis,
Blaine, and ali skin pi s.s ; ,o-o
J.C. AVER s. Co. Gents: feel it my duty 10 ac-
knowledge what your Sarsaparilla has done for me.
Having Inherited a serofn;ous infection, l have
suffered from it i'm various WAYS for years Some
times ii burst out in Ulcers my hands snd aSms;
sometimes it turned inward and distressed me at the
stomach. Two years ago 1t broke out on my head
and covered my scalp aud ears with one sore, which
was painful and oathsomc beyond description. L
without much relief from any thing. In fact, the
disorder grew worse At length ! was rejoiced to
read in the Gospel Messenger that YOU had prepared
an Alternative tSarsapariliaE for / knew from your
reputation that anything YEN made must be good
sent 10 Cincinnati aud got H. and used it till it
cured me. Iook it, as advise, in small doses of
q tcaspooniul over month"; and used almost three
bottles. New and healthy skin soon began to form
under the scab, which after while fell off NV
skin is now clear and know by my feelings that
the disease has gone from my system. You can well
believe that feel what am saying when tell you
that hold you TO be of the apostles of the age
81 ALFRED Il. TALLEY.
ST. Anil,ony's Fire, Eaosc or EsrySipr!as,
letter and sal, lsheuns, Scald Read /,
Ringwcrm, sore Eyes, Dropsy.
DIR. Robert NJ. Prebe writes from Salem, n. Y ,
18th Sept. 1859, that lie has cured an iuveterate
case of Dropsy, which threatened to terminate ia
snd ALSO su q 9 81 arg
doses of the same; says he cures the common EFIO.
lions by it constantly.
Brenchoceie, Ssoiue or swclie.l Neck.
Zebulon Sloan, of Prospect, Texas, writes: Three
bottles of Your Sarsaparia cured me from Goitrs
- hideous swelling on the neck, which had suf
Tered from over two years.
IIeucOrr',Ga or Whites. Ovarian Tanner,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
DIR. j. Il S. Claiming of New York City, writes q:
s. most cheerfuly comply with the request of your
agent In saying have found your Sarsaparia
most excellent Alternative in the numerous COM
plants for which we employ such q remedy, but
especially in Female Diseases of the Scrofilous
diathesis ] have cured many inveterate cases OF
LeucorrhGa by 1t, and some where the complaint
was caused by alteration of the uterus The ulcer
ntion itsef was soon cured. Nothing within my
knowledge equals il for these female derangements
Edward s. Marrow, of Newbury, Ala, writes.
" a dangerous ovarian fHnor OH one of the females
in my family, which had deHed all the remedies we
could employ, has at length been completely cured
by your Extract of SarsapariIla Our physician
thought nothing but eYtirpation could afford relief,
but he advised the trial of your Sarsapara as the
last resort before cutting, and it proved ciiecua.
After taking your remedy eight weeks no 81 mptoh
of tlle disease remains % :
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LEGAL NOTICE.

John O. whirplel
Thoe W Alfred Starnp
srah " All red N3
..4 To Thomas W Alfred and Sarah "
Alfred: Won and each OF Won are hereby uotih.d
that the petition Of John whipp'r is now on hle In
we once otthc CLERK of the District Court of Wap-
clio county, Iowa. In whi:h saa Whpple asks the
fo.eciosnre OF certain n ,rtgage upon certain rca
estate IN Wapelio aud kenkuk Counties, iowa exc.
suted ~ Won To said Whippie, on the 1Gik day Of
pecemher 1901, FOR he pnrnnse Of securing the pay
meat OF Two notes eNecuteaby You, Thomas W. Al.
red TO said Whipple, for the Of ri glt hun.
ore dollars, same date of martraga Petitioner
asks Jadgme.t, against YOU Thomas W Alfred for
one thousand dollars inttrcs and costs: Now unles
!co ann each of you appear end make defense "a
eaid petition. before noon ~ the ~ ay Of the
next term oi the District Court nf Wapul,a county
Iowa, 70 ie CONNER cri o.. the S'ih dav of Noyrn,
ger, ioo5. defs uit viii hc tIkcn aEGils Won and
judgment and decree rendered aga ns; you according
TO prayer OF petitioner, WILL ANS. i
Any for prti1iDrer
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-08
RAILROAD ASSESSMENT OF RIGHT
or Way E.-

To George Wison-Sir. You are hereby notified
that the Burlington and Missouri rive: Railroad
has been located apd,run through land be longing Ia
yon described as the Northeast quarter of the norh
east quarter, and the North half of the southeast
quarter 81 the northeast quarter of section
In township seventy two, north range thirteen, west
situated In WaPello county, State of Iowa ;anl that
30 much of said tract lies within fifty feet of the
centre line of said road each side thereof as Ia.
ken by the Bnriine ton aud Missouri River Rail road
Company for the right OF for said road now
unless you apply to the Sheriff OF said county
to have the damage Il
assess ID within thirty days after four eek publica
ton Of this notice, according the pro visions of an
act of the General Assembly of Iowa entitled An act
granting to Railroad Companies the rfgAs of way"
passed. Jan. 18th 1888, then said comnany will cause
said damages to be assessed. DAVID F0RER
Atty for ISnli gon
2+4w Mo River railroad Company.
August 26th 1863