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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-03
FARM FOR SALE

'THE undersisued, Executor Of the last will Of An
L drew Mackey deceased, will sell ut priya sale
100 acres OF good land situate In the Eastern part Of
Knox township, Holmes county Ohio 70 OF which
70 under cultivation. contains necessary buildings
Terms reasonable For particulars call on William
Mackey, who resides ON the premises.
June 1858. IRVINE MACKEY.
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Admit l|hs,rator,s NOTICE.

NOTICE Ia hereby given that CHARLES Crnis has
~ been appointed and ualiled as Adm nistrator
OF the estate OF Sussnnsh Weatherwax, deceased,
CHARLES CRAIG.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-03
for Sale.

fruE undersigned has a good strong set OF new
4 HARNESS for sale at very low price Gall at
my Clothing Store. D. COHN
July 23d, ls03-w3
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T he { arly Physical Degeneracy
AMERICAN PEOPLE.

OS TpDblShEDs ny III. a. StoNEt
PHYSICIAN TO THE TROY LUNG AND HYeiEsIc INSTITUTE,
Treaties the Causes Of Early PHYSICAL Decline OF
American People: the cause Of Nervous
Debility. Consumption and
Marasmus
THIS work is OF high, moral tone, writer n
ly to the moral consciousness Of ALL PARENTS ape
Guardians especially, de failing scientific and reablt
It will be sent by mail on the receipt Of two (s cent
stamps.
RS- Parents and puardiansi Fail not to send and
Ag-Young men Fail not to send and get this book.
EB Ladies' You too should at once obtain copy Of
WORD OF sotEMN coSsolEsrIous ADVICE TO THOSE WHO
WILL RkFLEcr.
class of malades prevail to fearful extent in the
community, booming at least 100000 youth of both
cexes annual to early grave. Those dsehses are
very imperecty understood Their external mani fes-
taoD, symptoms, Nervous Debility, Relaxation
and Exhaustion; Marasmus or wasting and consump-
ton Of the tissues OF the whole body sho OF
breathing or hurried breathing ascending hill or
hight OF stars great palptation OF the Keart Asthma
Bronchitis aud Throat shaking of the Hands and
Limbs aversion to society and business or study dim
OF the Eye sight loss of Memory, dizziness Of the
Head, Neuralgia. Pain in various parts OF the body
Pau in the back or limbs, Iumbago Dyspepsia Ind-
ge tioo irreguarty OF the bowels deranged secreons
Of the Kidneys and other glands Of the body Leu
corrhcea or Fleur Albus, &C. Likewise Epilepsy, Hys-
terra and Nervous Spasms.
Now in ninety nine cases out Of every one hundred
all OF the above disorders, and host Of othe not
named, as Consumption oi the Lungs, and that most
Nerves known as Tnbes Dorsales and Tabes Mesentea
have their seat and origin in diseases of the Pelvic Vi
scera Hence the want of success the part OF old
school practice in treating symptoms only.
DR.. Andrew Stone Physician to the Troy Lung and
iiygienc Institution Is now engaged in treating this
class OF motern malades with the most astonishing sue
cess The treatment adopted by the Institution new
Is based upon scientific principles. with dscover
ed remedies, without minerals poisons The facilities
OF cure are such that patiente be cured at their
home, In any part of the country, from ate des
crpons Of their case by ette and have the medcines
sent by mail or express. Printed ntero tories will be
forwarded on application.
Consumption, Catarrh and diseases Of the throat,
cured at the home of the patient at the
ny sending the Cold Medicated IsHALsG Balls Va.
Pons, with inhaler and ample directions for their use
and direct correspondence.
GJ Patients applying for ntsrrogstives or advice,
must euclose return staups to meet attention.
The attending Physician will be found at the In.
sttution for consultation, from m. to p. In, each
day Sunday In the forenoon.
Address, DIR. ANDREW STONE
Physician 10 the Troy Lung and Hygenic Institute and
Physician for Diseases Of the Heart Throat and Lungs
% Ffsytreet Troy, New York. [u52yll
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are brawing about having to compete With
Government, but we don't believe they paid
farthing more than they would if there had
been no army agents in MARKET because the
business is conducted SO discrestly that no one
knows how many they intend to buy, and very
few to day of buyers or sellers supposed that
they wanted over 100 head, until after all were
secured. If it had been generally known that
the agents would take 500 head from such
short supply, the nrice would have advanced
l2@123c % ID for the first quality The real
cause of the advance to day is short supply
last week. Another short supply next week
will cause another advance.
The Hog market is also good for drovers,
the top price is 64c y ID, live weight, for the
best. which are nothing extra in market.
The Sheep market is more excited than it
was last week, and Sheep sell at over 81 p To,
live weight. Indeed 93c p ID is offered for
Sheep to arrive
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Chicago Markets.

Thursday, March 10.
There was rather more frmness iu the leading
markets to-day, owing to the improvement il
gold and the favorable advices from New York
No. spring wheat was in fair demand and firm
er, with sales of winter receipts at 81 Os@l 90
and of fresh receipts at ITO Other grades o.
wheat was quiet aud without material change
There was nothing of Importance done in Flour
and prices are entirely nominal.
The demand for Corn was limited, but holders
were firm, and the sales were at slight i'm
provsment on yesterdays prices. Oats were in
active request and firm at 56@564c for fresh re
ceipts. Rye was without material change. Bar.
ley quiet but firm. Grass Seeds dull aud de-
pressed. Furs are firm and in demand at our
quotations. Dried Fruit steady aud firm. High
wines inactive and nominal at 41c.
There is little or nothing doing in Provisions
and the market is almost entirely nominal Live
Hogs steady ana firm. Dressed Hogs in limited
supply.and quiet at S4,6p@5,s so for lots dividing
On 200 lbs.
Lake Freights were more active and steady
Four vessels were chartered for corn t.
Buffalo at l0c.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

Monday, March 16 The beef cattle market
opened this morning with 300 head OF cattle
in the yards, and the number was increased to
about 300 before noon, and generally of good
fair average quality, the best of the season,
though not equal to a year or two ago; and we
have to report the best market that drovers
have had in long time, and fully a half
cent better than it was one week ago. The
price is better and the sales more lively, and
of course the estimates of weight better for
sellers than they are in dull market. Near.
y all the bullocks on sale will be disposed Of
to day, and we do not hear of any to arrive to-
morrow, so the closing day of the market is
not likely to show any decline. Ii prices hold
up to the close equal to the opening, this will
prove the highest market for some years, and
still it cannot be considered extraordinarily
high, as really good fat bullocks sell at prices
that make the meat only 9@10c. u Id, less
than the value of hide and fat; and extra good
ones at 109@11c q ID. Messrs. Starr Reed,
agents for the Government, have bought some
of the best droves in the market to the number
of over 500 head, at 9@104c u ib net, the
most of which they will ship to Port Royal,
during the week. 1t is exceedingly gratifying
to know that our army is fed with the best beef
that this great metropolitan market affords,
aud far better than it would be possible for any
contractor to put in, unless he bought them in
the same way, by selecting the best out of
many droves. Some of the Secesh butchers
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A Batbarous ana Iufamou. Deed,

We are permitted to make the following ex-
tract from private letter of soldier
The i,aGle O. the Captain guilty OF the unmanly
and inhuman act, was not given, but we trust
that the sentence of lhe court martial in the
will make 1t public and infamous for all time to
come:
Last week cavalry scout was cent across
the river, composed OF two companies of the lst
Iowa cayalry. Company being one Of the COM
panies. They came to house, the owner of
which was supposed to be secesh, The Captain
OF Company asked the mar if there were any
arms about the house of any kind whatever. He
replied that nothing of the k;li was on his place,
10 his knowledge. The scout was about return-
ing when negro woman, slave of the house
holder, informed the Captain where there were
seversi firearms secreted in the dwelling. She
produced the guns and asked to be taken to our
camp and made free. She was taken by the
Captain and conducted iE the direction of the
camp, until followed by her master, who offered
certain amount for her being restored to him,
and again placed in bondage. Our worthy.
Captain accepted his offer, and returned her,
uncsr guard, 60 her enraged master.
don't know in what way tie owner of this
slave has wreaked his vengeance upon her, but
think she vii! be lucky if sue escapes with life
remaining
An Orderly Sergeant who was with the scout,
reported the Captain to Col. Kent, who will re-
port him to higher authority, aud do bis u,mos.
to have him cashlered. The Captain has already
been placed under arrest, aud vii. await bis
trial by court nar.;al."-lGate City.
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A letter from Nassau, New Providence, says:
"it the Government, could only be persu ,ded
CT facts which are developed here daily, and see
toe letters from the Southern States that even |
have read, aud hear the remarks that are drop
pei by the rebels flesh from Dixie, they would
appreciate the deplorable state the poo. wretch
e. are in, and be convinced that an energetic
aud properly conducted move in almnst any di-
rection would suppress the rebellion"
GOVERNMENT Property recent army or
der prohibit. any cttiz-u from wearing United
States uniform, no matter how he came nv it,
whether by purchase or otherwise. Discharged
soldiers have right to wear 8 uniform as
badge of honor. The provost guards 10 the diff
teFent parts OF the State hare been instructed
to act under This order and take frou, every cit~
lzen any portion of the uniform or buttons OF
the United States army which they may wear in
pubic. 1t is wei! that these facts should be
known
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Semmes Denounced as 4 Coward bv q
Negro.

Semmes Denounced as 4 Coward by .
Negro.
gentleman writing from Martinique to q
friend in Washington, relates the following an
ecdote of Semmes, and the sympathy for the
Union cause among the blacks on that island:
When the rebel Semmes was in Martinique a
year ago, with the Sumter, mulatto named
Pearson, lawyer and very wealthy man, took
occasion to denounce him for cowardice in the
Hotel des Bains, with the intention Of provoking
him to duel. The friends of both parties in-
| tertered and the duel was prevented Pearson,
With whom l am well acquainted, stated to me
That it was bis intention to go to America and
| endeavor to obtain command OF one of the negro
-egimeuts there. lie was ten years soldier in
FrADcp
When the Alabama attempted TO leave, some
time since, the negroes lined the quay aud gave
the alarm, and also sent up rockets to indicate
tle direction she had taken
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st. Louis Market.

st. Louis, March lS
FL0UR-Market remains cu!l; "a bbIs low Ell
grade country az S5,25; 90 bbls lower graz,
country at SIS so; 100 lower grade country a
1870
WHEAT-Ssl SKIS, in lots, from 81 ,24@l ~
TS6 sks, in lots, $3.50; 100 SKIS al sl,S2; To-
SKIS, in lots, at 81 80
RYE-262 sacks, in lots, at Toe; 6S SKIS, il
lots, at zee.
CORN-200 SKIS at 62c, 46l do in lots at Csc
1852 do at 6ic; 1894 do in lots at Csc: s,4S9 Dc
in lots on private terms.
BARLEY-24 SKIS at 81 10.
OATS-4S5 sks In lots az soc; 81 do a: slc
rs DO at $40.
HiDES-Dry flint ncminally pc.
WHiSKY-75 bols high proof at 4l4c; sc
bbls at 42c, $50 bois at private terms.
FRUlT-l0 bbls half peaches at S2,65; lC
pkgs do at $500
LARD-250 pkgs at So, 80 per 100.
BACON--We quote sale OF 900 lbs country
clear sides at 64c; 10 casks country shoulders a,
43c; casks country hams at &c.
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DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.

have, at last correct Information relative to
the late Law granting bounty to soldiers discharged
for disability. 1t was passed amendstory to the
act of the 22d Of July, 1861, and is in the follow.
ing words:
Every non commissioned officer, private, or
other person who has been, or shall hereafter be
discharged from the army of the United States
within two years Of the date of their enlistment,
by reason OF wounds received in battle, shall be
entitled 10 receive the same bounty as is grant,
ed to the same class of persons who were dis
charged after service of two years, and all
acts and p'ris of acts inconsistent with this are
hereby repealed.
Soldiers! you who bear honorable scars, il
you will cal on me. will procure you the One
Hundred Dollars Bounty to which you are so
Justly entitled. GEO. a. LANE,
Marehi9-oplt. Bounty Agent.
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MARK TS,
BURLINGTON, Friday, P. n.

The weather early in the week, was pleasant,
with indications of better roads soon. On
Wednesday it began to rain, and the going is now
almost as bad as at any time during the past
winter.
The River is low, and not much doing 10 steam
boating, the wants OF the Government for trans
ports requiring ali the boats that can be obtains
ed at st. Louis, leaving but few to do the regu-
lar business on the upper rivers
The receipts. of Produce are light, and the
markets generally quiet, without much change
in prices. Wheat, good winter is wanted at
$l,lo@$l,l5, and sound milling Spring 9Oc.-
Lower grades are taken for shipment and on
speculation at from so@9Oc
Rye, but little doing. No. l would sell at 6Oc
Oats have declined, and rather dull at 42@44c.
Corn sells for 2592sc. in the ear, for 10 lbs.
Shelled would probably bring soc. for Sc lbs.
Minor articles are about the same as last week
Butter, Eggs, Potatoes, &c, &C., are in better
supply.
There seems to be quite movement in cattle
eastward, and the c. B. & Q. R. R., are sending
forward large trains of live stock daily. We
noticed in our streets, this morning, on their
way to the Ferry, several droves of large wei!
fatted builocks We are pleased to know that
they are wanted at good prices. In Chicago on
Wednesday, trade was active on account of the
Government and for shipment East. Sales at
81, @$4,25, and one nice lot of so head of Iowa
Annexed will be found our usual full reports
Of the leading markets OF the country.
SUGAR-l2i@l34c; crushed, tic ;re6ned
white Ice; clarified l54c
COFFEE-34@374c.
MOaASSES-Byt the bbl, Reboiled, so: Syr
ap, So; kegs. $3.50. Sorghum, so@s5c.
NAILS-Tenpenny, $3.50.
sALT-$S,OO.
RICE-9c
FRUIT-Raisins, prime, $5@5 Is.
BROOMS-$l 50@$2 per dozen.
FLOUR-Spring, $50; Extra $50; "Cable'
$500
WHEAT-spring, 75@so; Winter, $l,lo@
10.
CoRN-En the esr, 25c; shelled csc.
RYE-60c.
BEANS-Sl, 25@sl 50 per BUSH
POTATOES-4b@5Oc per BUSH
OATS-42c firm
BUTTER-ll@l4c
EGGS-Sc.
CH!CKENs-l oo@sl 25 per doz
HAY-Timothy, $7@s9.
WOODS 25@S4.
HlDEs-Green, 7@Sc.; Dry Flint l5c; Green
Sailed SIC. firm.
GREEN CALF SKINS-ssc.; sailed. lOc.
SHEEP PELTS-Sl 70.
WHISKEY-43@45c.
LARD-Sc; in bbis. $4,000 per ID.
DkihD ApPLES-6@7tc. per To-, green do
60@75c. per bush.
TIMOTHY SEED-sl,5O per bush.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-5O cents s
bushei.
GLOVER SEED-s6@s 5o-in demand.
CORN NEAL-35c.
BACoN-Hams, sugar cured u cents
shoulders 4, side &C.
RAGS-2i@3c per h.
COAL OlL-50@55c per gallon by the barrel
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DsMocRArs AND CoPPERHEADs.-There is but
little agreement in the harmonious party nova.
days prominent Democrat, being in the Post
Office the other morning, entered into discus
sion with Copperhead who also claimed to be
Democrat The Democrat, after listening to
the Copperhead IS long as was convenient,
broke out in the following iscoac but explicit
language
"You're a linr and a .Secessionist!"
Now, it was supposed that the Copperhead
would wade in on his muscle; but instead OF do
ing that, be had TIE ability only to enuncate the
following powerful declaration
You're another, SRI"
We mention the above incident to show the
distinction existing between Democrats and
C0pperheads. A Democrat is a Union man;
aad Copperhead is rebel claiming to De a
Democrat Ali Democrets are not Cope rheads;
bur all Copperheads profess to be Democrats
Do you see?-De. Moines Register.
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THE WAR AND THE CorroN TRADE.-Speak-
ing OF the supply OF cotton, the European
Times. liverpool says:
Strange events have been produced by the
civil war in America. We are now receiving,
cotton in drib!sts it is true-from the most
likely and unlikely places in the world A
ship has just arrived in the Mersey from China
with full cargo Of this Invaluable staple, aud
hardly week passes without the receipt of
some OF the same material from quarters where,
before the war, it was hardly ever heard of,
much less grown. But the most extraordina-
ry Tevulsion in the cotton trade Is the large
expectation which is now taking place to the
Federal States. During the last few days sew.
eral cargoes of cotton have been sent from
Liverpool to New York at full prices, the cost
OF which must be largely increased by the
cost OF shipment. This reversal of the ordi-
nary laws of trade will doubtless continue, as
long as the war lasts.
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NOTICE
State Of Iowa, Des Moines Corn.v oe

n ~, State Of Iowa, Des Moines oounty-ss.
10 jeanette Thorn, u. ). E6ersoi, 4. G. Bassett
Albert Thorn, Louisa Thorn, E5ersol Thorn,
Mary Thorn, Chas. Thorn. Vim Thorn:
You are hereby notified that there is nov ON e,o l.,
oe ONCE OF the Clerk ofthe District Court Of said
va petition of the State of Iowa, claiming Of Won
hoesoi and A. u Bassett (for the Of the School
as money due upon promssoIy note executed bv Won
70 "; h. Mauro, as School Fund Commissioner. Also
gaining foreclosure OF the mortgage, executed bv
Si and Janeite Thoin upon Lots II and 10 IN
Dck q in Barrets ad iiiion to the City of Burlington
~ secure the payments o! said note and that unle -
appear thereto and defend, before noon of the
Jay OF the next term OF said District Court TO he
Ca and holden in the City Of Burlington, in aid
i on the % Monday Of April A. D. 1853 default
thereon. JOSEIfs TR.ryy uus . rendered
uarch4 d4y -'''!' 'oi XIV
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ State Of Iowa, Des Mones Co.-ss.
By virtue OF special execution TO me directed issued out
Ohe Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court said
y, In favor Of Theodore Leopold aud against Ch J.
Leopold ihusneljs Leopold and George H. Lane have
levied upon and will expose to sale to the highest bidder
a. the Front door Of the Court House. in said County oil
Des Mones, the oath day Of March next A. D. 1863
between the hours OF O'Clock A. N. and o'clock M
Q. sal, day, sale to commence at O'Clock P. NJ the
following described property, to-wit:
Lot No. two hundred and fifteen t2i5) In the City
Burlington, according to the original plat and survey Of
said city Situate Ia the city OF Burlington, Des Monos
unity aud State Of Iowa.
Taken and levied upon the property Of said Ch J.
Leopold, Thusnelda Leopold and George q. Lane, to
satisfy said writ Of execution
MARTIN Kelsey,
mArl2 ltd Sheriff Of Des Moip es county.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

COUGH, COLD, OR AN IRRITATED THROAT IF
allowed to progress, results in serious Pulmonary and
Bronchial affections of;entmss incurable
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
reach d'e the affected parts and give almost instant
relief In BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA, and CArAaRH they are
beneficial The good effects resulting from the use Of the
Troches and their extended has them to be
counterfe'ed Be to guard against worthless ita.
tions OBTAIN only the genuine Broons Bronchial 7ro.
chss which have prooed their efficacy by test Of many
years PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use the
Troches Military Officers and Soldiers who over.tax the
voice and exposed to sudden changes should have
them. Sold everywhere At % cents per box.
ian2O.d6v3m
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| EGAL NOTICE.

De- MONIES o lov. ln County Court of said
pce Is hereby given, that on this 2nd day Of March
a. ~ 1858 an instrument 10 writing purportine to be-
a last will and testament OF Robert 81 Sesmans dc,d
M produced, opsned and read in open Court and The
% Monday Of April, being the 9th day OF ssi5 month
merely fixed by the said Court rs the dsv on -ht1S
PROOF Of the genuineness said inst mt Will he
heard n n our VIII De
march4 d30ds 'se'
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New York Mar. 10.
FLOUR-Market more active, and Sc better. Gales at
81 Is extra state; q % shipping brand extra
RHO.
wHEAT-Market shade Armer. Sales At 81 8s9Dl
81 Chicago spring; 81 620l 81 NIL club; 81 7!01 Is
winter red western.
CORN-Market more active. Sales at 9009l sound
S10S9 unsound
OATS-frmer. Sales at S30S5
LARD steady. sales at lt30114.
PORK Market quiet.
WHIsKY-Market dull. Sales At 45046
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DIVER TRAVEL.

The splendid United States Mail steamers Kate Oas.el
B. W. Davis, Master, and the Jennie Whipple, James
Campbell Master, will make regular trips between Keo-
kuk and Davenport, as follows:
The Kate Cassel will leave Keokuk Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday returning leave Davenport Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday.
The Jennie whipple will leave Keoknk on Tuesday,
Thursd and Saturday. and returning leave Davenport
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Leave Burlington going north at o'clock p. Leave
Burlington going south at o'clock until further
notice. WIN. ENDSLEY,
mAr1S-dH Agent.
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State of Iowa, In County Court of said County
Des Moines coanty5
Estate Of Janes McAHister, decd
The undersigned has this day been appointed admin
tratrix OF said Estate all persons indebted 10 said
Ae will make mmed ate settlement vi the undersign.
e. and ali persons hoe ng claims against said estate 81
requ sed to present the same 10 "a Court for allow
aace HENRIETTA FLY NcAI,IsTER
Publish thirty days in Daily Hawk Eye.
MARC d30ds q OgRT 70 Jndye
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DIED

FIAT the residence Of her son. David Earnest near th,
city, on the 18th inst Mrs. elizabeth EARNEST at the
age Of "a years. WIG
The friends of the family invited to attend her f
neral from the residence OF David Earnest Tomorrow
Sunday morning, at 10 o'clock.
# her residence in Danville Township, Mrs MIRA Eo.
GLKsroS, aged 63 years and months
In this city on the 18th inst, JosEPHIxs ANA, wife
of William Acres. "Ae
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I ESAL NOTICE.

Estate OF Henry A. Ritn'r, deceased.
=, S.A!e Oh Iowa, In County Court Of said coun.
Des Moines County fly.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the unders gned have this
pen .pponted 9y said court Ad ators OF said
ass All persons indebted to said estate are request
and all persons holding claims against said estate viii
present. the same to said court for allo vance.
LuRETrA RtTNER,
Mutt JACOB ALTER, Aams
Publish thirty days In Daily and weekly Hawk Eve.
mar l3d w30dt n q ouST SJe'