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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-16

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valuable structures N.th Their e"''-
tents. I-o--es over q 'oo".o'o-
The resignation of 'e"era!s But
! aud DIX have been accepted.
The former intends Ia reply 10 that
part ot the report OF Grants which
was sent to Congress.
The Collector OF internal Revenue
OF the First District OF Kentucky Is
unable to act without an armed guard
and has applied to Gen. Palmer for
detail OF soldiers.
A Washington dispatch says that
a Cabinet meeting. held on Wedncs-
day evening. decided that Mallory
the rebel Secretary OF the Navy
should be tried by jury at once.
Gen. Logan had an interview with
the Secretary "f State, but has not
yet excepted the Mexican Mission.
Resolutions were introduced in Con
gress on Wednesday, which have
been incorrectly interpreted rs hay
ing reference to employees of the
Treasury Department but they are
directed against certain class of
officers who could not take the
prescribed oath, Provisional Cover
nors included.
Fl Paso advices. Of Nov. 9th, in
clude decree of Juarez extending
the Prcsi lcntial term, because a
popular election was impractlcablc.
Another decree declares OrteSa
subject to trial upon his return for
staying in the United States beyond
his time. Juarez was to leave for
chihuahua on November 18th. The
news from the interior is reported
to be satisfactory to the Liberals. 1t
says several Generals on the frontier
have accepted Maxamlllan's amncs-
ty. The telegraph lines were soon
to be extended from Guanajuato to
Tampico and Matamoras.
The Indian tribes that made the
recent attack on the Overland Route
are believed to be that branch OF the
Chcycnncs and Arrapahoes which
were driven for!h to the lIatte river,
after the Massacre last August.
When the commissioners were on
the p'4i"S they were INFORMED that
these lna'ans had sent messengers
~ "eSo'""c ."r peace II Is sup
posea tiiat these messengers were
u'ackeo anu "r,Ven PACK ny our
forces, anu r"ooeo OF t"e'r m'ss'cn'
"'" :''"' '''I 'ccc"t "''"cNs are !" re-
'".'"''"". l';"r'''"'''''' mas "ec" re-
ec'veo "' '''c Det!r'n'e"t ot the In
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-16

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-16

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-16

A Fix FOR A You've GENTLE
MANA very nice young gentle
man, whose name we do not deem it
necessary to vcntilatc, recently in
vested a small sum in chickens,
which he undertook to take home on
the Dauphin street cars. After pro-
cecding short distance the atten.
ion of all the passengers, large
proportion of whom were ladies', was
called to him by one Of his pur-
chases raising loud and continued
cackle. In vain he tried to quiet
tho bird. The ladies' Uttered" and
pulled nown their wells; the gen
tlemcn on board "haw-haw.ed," and
our yong friend in his ignorance of
Of 1.-THE situation," blushcd. Grow
ing somewhat restless ut being the
cynosurc of all eyes, he cast a look
into his lap, and behold-there was
an egg! He Immediately quit the
car, and pursued his way homeward
on foot. Imagine his "pheelinks."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-16

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-16
To FgESuEx SaIT FIsH.-Many

persons who are in the habit of fresh
ening salt mackerel, salmon, Nc..
never dream that there is right
way and wrong way to doit. Any
person who has seen the process OF
evaporation going on at the salt
works, knows that the salt falls to
the bottom. just so it is in the pan
where your fish lies soaking; and,
as it lays with the skin side down,
the salt will fall to the skin and
there remain, when, if placed with
the flesh side down, the salt falls to
the bottom of the pan, and the fish
comes out frcshened as it should be.
In the other case it is nearly as salt
as when put in. Ifyou don't believe
this, test the matter for yourselves.
TURNING TOBACCO ASHES TO Ac-
CoUNT.-The Schooner Serern has
sailed from Richmond for Baltimore
with cargo of five thousand four
hundred bushels of tobacco ashes.
The ashes are the net result Of the
tobacco smoked up in the big pipe of
the evacuation conflagration. 1t was
gathered from the debris of the to-
hacco warehouses burned. The ashes
will be turned to account by the cute
Northern farmer as fertilizer Of the
soil, as it is we'll known that ashes of
any kind, and especially tobacco
ashes, possess fertilizing qualities
not second to either lime or guano.
Richmond Wig.
CURE FOR CORNs.-Place the feet
for half an hour, two or three nights
successfully, in pretty strong solu-
ton of common soda. The alkali
dissolves the indurated cuticie, and
the corns fall out spontaneously,
leaving small cavity, which soon
flls up. the recipe is vouched for
by an exchange as certain remedy.
Should it prove SO, it will entitle
the author to the tOe.felt thanks Of
many sufferer.
n% The Owyhee Avalanche says
that every house, cabin and hole in
the ground, occupied by human
being, in that section, has its one.
stamp mill, in the shape Of a hand
mortar or quicksilver tank. and q
horn spoon to pan out or amaIga-
mate iu. Eight and ten dollars per
day are made by this slow process.
M The day of death is scarcely
more momentous than any other
day. Both alike close another door
on the past, aud open a new one to
the future; and more than that is in
the power Of neither.
~ The great Northern Railway
is going to introduce system Of
consuming the smoke of the locomo-
tives. and thereby, At the same time
manufacture the necessary gas for
lighting the trains.
- A great soul IL too much
Shove injustice. ridicule or grief to be
soschsd bs them and t.e invulnerz-
Ne II is did not suffer through coas-
r>s<ase-
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b<Asssng~ ts fsrg~r ts~ir tksn<S-~-.
s~i - ~ss~p~r- - ts~y esrkrr a1-~g
sh< wr-<-4 th< suu~~t. ef k~ rhs1<Sx
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t1e ~~rs~~sm. sw< - .s~ Amwsxn vu@r~
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-16

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-16

AMusINa.-An amusing tale is
circulating of a shoddv-miss who
bathed in a mineral spring at one of
the most famous summer resorts,
thinking that, as at Newport, it was
the right thing to do. When the
drinkers came to the spring to i'm
bibe, the sight of her foundering in
the water with her pet dog created
some CONSERVATION.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-16

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b<Asssas~ o fssr~s taesr tAsn<S-~-.
s~d - ~ss~p~r. - tb~y fsrk~r a1-~s
sh< ws-~-. rh< 2rc~~zs os 30 thsa<Sx
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-16

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s@e ~-usm~sa. swr = .s~ smwssm vue-.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-16

- A -~ntribu,or 10 IN ayricul-
sar.l EsFe- ssys he has enlarged his
establishment and r.cw he keeps a
be.& - ~s~n- . bad of hea. sn4
-~r-rzi k~1s< of czishzx-. whil~ he -
sA-o tryIsg - k--p s-Ae~s ef rbe
rEx~~A
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-16

~ An ingenious Scotchman
proposes to utilize mouse power by
making the little animal spin cot
ton by turning a cage. Ten thou
sand mills will yield . profit of e.
800 . year. There will he a limited
liability company. cf course.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-16

- A great soul is too muci
Shove injustice. ridicule or griefto b.
soschsd bs them. and t-e invulnera-
he II q did not suffer through con
raas.0n.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-16

~ The great Northern Railway
is going to introduce a system Of
consuming the smoke of the locomo.
tives. aud thereby, At the same time
manufacture the necessary gas fos
lighting the trains.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-16

p% The Owyhee Aralanche says
that every house, cabin and hole in
the ground, occupied by a human
being, in that section, has its one.
stamp mill, in the shape of hand
mortar or quicksilver tank. and q
horn spoon to pan out or amaIga-
mate iu. Eight and ten dollars per
day are made by this slow process.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-16

pT The day Of death is scarcely
more momentous than any other
day. Both alike close another door
on the past, aud open new one to
the future; and more than that is in
the power of neither.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-19

Ns,sW We had the pleasure Of taking by
the hand to-day Major A. Fl. Hamilton. OF
the 3Sth Iowa Infantry, who returned last
night, sound as dollar, after an absence
of over three years. Major Hamilton has
done his duty nobly and with distinguished
ability. No officer stood higher. He has
fought rebellion TO the end, and has re-
turned To his home aud the peaceful pur-
quits of life, only when his services are
no longer needed in the field. We extend
10 him cordial greeting and congratula-
tibhs upon his return.
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W. There is much inquiry now as to the
origin and pronunciation of the word Fe-
Iian. one suggests that it be pronounced
Frnnjaa, (e Short, surprising the name to
be derived from Fens-the marshes or boys
i'm which the insurgents, he supposes, will
gather. Another su ggests that il is derived
from Phoenix, to typify thepurposes of the
society to cause old Ireland To rise like
the Pheux from her ashes, but in that
case the word might be spelled Phanian.
This is probably incorrect. An English
journal derives the name from mythical
Irish hero named Finn, who once led the
celtic race to victories-thc corruption from
''Finnians' into "Fenians' being easy and
natural. ......
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The New York Tribune says it is conf
IDENTITY believed by persons in high Official
position that ii formidable combination en-
lis to force through Congress IL bill for AT
least a partial assumption Of the rebel
debt.
One of the buoys left by the Great East
,rn to mark whore the Atlantic cable part
ed. was lately seen by vessel i'll longitude
As, over five hundred miles east of the
point whore it was planted, which was in
longitude 4O-3S. .
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A FUNNY MISTAKE.--The other day the
Associated Press received the following
-atlispatch:
SANDERS IN OFFICE AT LAsT.-lt is
~ :saiv hat MIR. Russell, postmaster mt Da-
VIEWPOINT, Canada West, has been removed
and that George n. Sanders has been APP
pointed i'm his stead"
go This was IA puzzler. Everybody knew
OF the sympathy of the Canucks for the
rebel refugees among them, and how they
had aided them i'm their hotel burning and
bank robbing raids on our country, but
no one supposed their friendship fos Geo.
y. Sanders WAS so strong ~ to turn Brit
ish royalst out OF ~ post office in order to
confer the office on the played-out Ameri-
. can rebel. And still the wonder grew un.
the telegraph man had soberod off enough
tosend this correction of the dispatch:
"a REMOVAL ORDERED.-The President
has directed the removal of Mr.. Russell,
The postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, and
the appointment OF Gen. Sanders in his
tead
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BIO BEET-Mr. John Leach tumblcd
itto'our Office to-day, a beet that beats all
=, the be.ts We have seen this year. ii any
sshody thinks this beet can be- beat, roll
s.s them along, we are open to conviction
g we are obliged TO Mr.. Leach.
~ :, .Hss- Read the advertisement of Arnold
& Co., Clothcrs, Front st. They areclsver
fellows, have good stock, and are selling
mt low rates.
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Oct. 10th IS
GOOD NEWS.

wtshto make Unknown to the public that have
engaged the services OF accomplished eastern
photographer, who will t.ke the
80, LAIESTSTILES OF PHOTOGRAPHS
which are 20 much admired. I .all upon all those
that wish 70 have their Photographic Albums orns
msnted with hne photographs, to give us . call
! also wish to announce TO the people, and espec-
ally TO my Old customers, that have Dispensed with
llhands and have resumed the
AMBROTI pEBUSINE SS
myself, and expect Go dojustieeto all who wish 10
CAL ,oh me for pictures. Don't forget the place
H,NUNAMAKER'S yEwELRY STORE
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r TST OF LETTERS Remo;r;n,

INT VF LE ITFKS Remaining
l/uncia'mes In the Post once at Ottumva. Iowa
on the 10Th day OF October. 1858.
ITO obtain any OF these letters. the applicant
must call ADVERTISED LETTERS rive the date IN
this list, and paw one cent for advertising
IF not called for within one month, they will te
sent TO the Dead Letter Once
Letters are not advertised until they have re-
mained in the ONCE one week
place the postage stamp on the upper ri ght. hand
corner, and leave space between the stamp and N.
rection for post-marking without interfering with
the writing :"
IN R-AREQUEsT for the RETURN Of a letter TO
the writer, II within 30 DAYS or less writ
ten OF printed With the writer's name, Post once
and STATE across the left hand end Of the
prepaid rate OF postage payable when the letter IA
delivered to the writer. n-aSec 2S Law az fs6a "
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no JACKSON ! DOUGLASS

no JACKSON & DOUGLASS
William J Leisure, Juston T Dow f Davis
ana Herman Wendell, adminfstrasors Of the estate
OF J. j. Wendell, deceased: ~as..-
You are hereby notified that the retitidn OF viii.
am Major is on file In the office Of the Clerk of
the district Court OF Wapeo county Iowa, in which
SAID Major asks for decree qnetng the title In him
TO the north west two thirds Of lot $50 In the city of
otumwa, Iowa, divested Of all claims of yours And
unless you appear aud make defense to said
on or before noon OF the second day OF the ne II
= run Of said courtto be need on the 27tb day
OF November, 1868 default will be taken against Won
Ind decree rendered in accordance with the pray
er VI petitioner. MORRIS J. WILLIAMS
Oct5 '65-4w ..a..- Atty for Detiticp.r
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BRING IT BACK.-Somebody borrowed
u coal bucket of the Courier office last sum-
Birr. We want il.
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.Merino Rams for Sale.

The subscriber offers for Sale lot oil
thorough bred Merino Rams, from one to
four years of age. Enquire at Mr.. J.
Broherds, two miles North East OF Dab
lonega. r@.e
!. .aE#as J. BROHERD.
Oct. 10th 1865. 4ww
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E>STHAY MARE MULE.

Taken up BY Elias Beck, living in Washing or
township, Wspelio county, Iowa, on the ism da,
Of Sept 1865, one light bay mare mule with som.
white hairs mixed through the same with black leg,
above the knees, black name aud tail ded with
the letter ''T'' on the left shoulder; about 14E
hands high; supposed to have been reached aud
oob6ed about nine months ago. No Appearance OF
harness marks pcrceptible. Somewhat wild. Ap.
raised at 500 before al sthew Gifn Justice of tue
reac". L. NJ. Go LEY,
seplzs, isbS-wH .H@" r@s.- County Clerk
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r EGAL NOTICE.
r EGAL NOTICE.

7 EGAL NOTICE.
IL Fhy cents U. e. Revenue Stamp.
Ma'y Jane iSorkWeather. ! Diuorce in the
as: .. As. District Court
dsd ID. NorkWedfher. Of Wupeito co
TO ASA ID. STARK WEA THEE:
sIR-You are hereby notified that there Is nov on
ME In the ONCE of the Clerk Of the District Court of
Wapelio county, Iowa, q petition OF H. airy Jane
starkweather. ci aiming of you divorce and allie.
ging as cause therefor Adultery, committed since
the marriage; and that unless you appear and an.
swer thereto or fore the second day of the
term OF the said District Court TO be begun and
held in Ottumwa In said county. the 9th day Of
November, A. d. 1868, a default will be entered
against you, and decree and judgment rendered i
accorda nee to the prayer Of said petitioner
.. Ii. ID. IVES, Atty for PIE.
sept2S1S65d1w4t.
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OYsTERs-The best varieties. for sale by
the single can or hv the quantity. at
te nr Ess HoDGES' RESTAURANT.
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$50 IRE. ', J Sears: oil n.. ..., :;
Moravia, o the n 'ght OF the 5th inst, Dark Bay
Mare, and a Saddle and iialters The Mare has one
particular mark that be easiiv observed, viz -
On the left fore foot Is ridge in the hoof caused
by the cork. No shoes when stolen, the tail .
brushed of niddling short. holds high head and 10
very spirited. Twenty Ave dollars r-wa rd will be
given for the mare, Fifty dollars for the nare an
thief ..| =. W. SEARS
Moravia, Iowa, Oct. 8, 1865 dwtf
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Pianos | Pianos (!

Who wants to buy Pianos Useful in
formation on that subject can be had al
this office.
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r EGAL NOTICE
Il state.sffIows, wapelio county.
tn xGNyyy AR4E-EP.

- Fouarr hercbyu~t$A~~th chat on or befor. che 18th
day Of November. 1855. there viii be on nie IN me
cffce OF the Clerk Of the District Court OF wapel,o
county, petition Of L. r. Newell rprre eptinv that
VIM. Newell deed, onA ril Goth. 1853 iesecufe ed n
you mortgage upon certain lands in said covntv
f"s cure two certain promisscry Mates described in
petit q that said notes and mortgage have lon
since been fully paid and satis ed hut that sat fac
IL thereof has. Through your neglect failed to ne
entered upon the record thst plaintiff Is the owner
of portion Of said lands and asking for an order
and decree thatsaid mortgage may be declared SAT.
isied and cancelled. Now unless YOU an near there
to and defend before Of the second dav Of the
next term of the District Court Of said coun,v 70
be held on the 27th day Of November 1865. default
49, will be entered against you and judRme mi
3R. 2. }rendered thereon.
t-l EDWARD H. STILES.
Oct. ID, ls65-19-17-4w. Atty for PIE
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.DR. S. r. mitchell,

. omce-Or Front street, over Temples Clothing
s.ofs. Residence, on corner Of Fourth and Marion
ffeete, opposite Col Caidwsilis.
ottohwa, Iowa, Oct. ;, lsS5.Iw3n
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DlED--In Richland Township, Wapello
Co., Iowa, Oct. llth, AVIS NJ, wife OF Da-
vid Whitcomb, in the 39th year OF her age.
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A IER'S PILLS

iER's PILLS tx
| Are you sick, feeble and COM VsSS%R
planning Are you ont of or I
derwith yonr system deranged
| and your feelings uHcouorta-
| BILE, These sys ems often -@A-
| the prelude to serious Illness AT[SxaG,A
Some lit Of sickness is creeping ~ NNo@ete11A
upon you, and should be avert.
ed by timely OF the right remedy. Take Ayers
Pills, and cleanse out the disordered humors--purify
the blood, and let the fluids move on unobstructed
| in health again. They stimulate the functions of
the body into vigorous activity, purify thu system
| from the distractions which make disease. A cold
settles ewhere in the body uges its ma
ural functions. These, IL not relieved react upon
themselves and the surrounding organs. producing
gen eral aggrava: ion, suffering and derangenent.-
While in this condition take Ayers Pills, and see
how dir ectly they the natural action Of the
system, and with Il the buoyant feeling of health
again What Is and apparent in this trivial
| and common complaint Is also true in many Of the
! deep seated and dangerous distempers The same
purgstiye effect expels them. Caused by similar oh
| siructions and arrangements Of the natural func-
tions OF the body, they are rapidly and many of
| them surely cured ~ the same means. None who
know the virtue Of these Pills will neglect employ
them when suffering from the disorders they cure
such as Headache. Foul Stomach, Dysentery, Bill
ious complaints. Indigestion, Derangement Of the
Liver, Cestiveness, Constipation, Heartburn. Rheu
matsm, Dropsy. Worms and Suppression. wher ta-
ken in large doses. r..... ....- .r.,r
They are Sugar Coated, so that the most sensitive
take then easily, and they are surely The best
purgative medicine yet discovered.
Ayers Ague Cure.
For the speedy and certain cure Of Intermittent Fe
yer, or Chills and Fever, Remittent Fever, Chill
n,.n. n..t. mn
ious Headache, and Bilious Fevers; indeed, for
the whole class Of diseases originating In hillary
arrangement, caused by the malaria Of miasmatic
countries.
This remedy has rarely failed to cure the severest
Of Chills and Fever and il has this great ad.
vantage over other Ague Medicines, that 1t subdues
the complaint without injury to the patient. 1t
tains qui1ine other dseterious substance. nor
does II produce qrinism any njuro effect what
ever. Shak ng brothers Of the army and the west,
try 1t and you win endorse these assertions.
Prepared by J. c. AVER l. CO. Lowell, Mass.
and sold By TAYLOR, BLAKE 4 CO., Ottumws,
Wholesale agents, and by all Dealers in Medicine.
july "a, lS65-dw2m
NEW CITY LIVERY.
/ The subscriber has opened la rye and CON-
Front street and the Lower Ferry, where he will be
happy TO accommodate the public with everything
MS his line.
CARRIAGES. o-z<
Double 4 single Hughes. V2~2-
And SADDLE HORSES, furnished at all times,
TO TRAVELLERS.
Hacks furnished to convey passengers to any part
OF the State at moments notice, Fare low.
FEED AND SALE STABLE
Travellers accommodated with feed land careful at.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-19
r EGAL NOTICE.

To Jackson Douglass, Justin r. Now. HERNIA,
wendel. admin istrator ofthe estate Off j. Wendell
ann william J. Leisure, H =.
ron are hereby,aotifsd that the petition Of Alb
nerD @Bo YER and william VI. Rover e on aI- n The
ONCE ofthe Clerk ofthe District Court Of wape,,o
County Iowa, which said petitioners ask for de.
cree quie'ing the title 10 them the following des
eribed real estate situated in said county to-wi.
The southwest quartet Of section (16) SIX cen and
the south half Of the southwest quarter II section
CID Sc venteen. all In township (73) sevrnty.ihree
north af range IA west Divested Of all c,aim OF
lien OF yours. And unless you appear and make de
tense to said petition on before noon Of the End
day Of the term Of said Cour, he commenc ed
on the 27tn day Of November. 1885 de auh will, hr
taken against you, and decree rendered In accord
ahce with the prayer ofthe petitioners
sE NORRIS J. WILLIAMS,
Atty. for Petitioners