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l5 Years Ago and Now.


Hosrrrrrss srosAcH BIrrss struggling into notice
against the pref which svssythisg new however
excellent 10 doom ed TO encounter.
TO-DAY
stands at the head OF all the tcaic and Alternative prep
araiian. In existence Is celebrity has EVOKED many
limitations but rivals. Physicians pronounce II the
Only stnnixn that been introdncsd into
the sick chamber. In the hospitals OF this Army and
Navy the surgeons ind the very best tonie ior
valeseen and report invsluabie for sustaining the
ygor Of troo,s the march, 9 remedy for scurvy
and all scorhutc Affections and the only spscAe for
.ss-.et California sud Australia have emphAseai
ly endorsed the Miners Medieine par excellence
and in Spanish America and all tn. tropical clinsses IL
considered the only reitah'. antiAoe Epidemic fever
q There ID Inystery about the esuses Of its
1t the only s'ou,schie and Ia which
blned the grand requisites Of mild pure and invita-
Ted vegetable 'timus with the nnAst selection Of
tonic sntoIlions antiocrtstic. sperrt, and depura
tive herbs plans aud bsrts that have been
intsrmiI "a ia medica; preparafion~
tits also proper that the Bittsrs sold
elusivsl, in gsss SD never nnder any circumstances,
by the gallon the barrel. lmpostorr and initAton
abroad and the only safeguard the public has
than is 10 that the Bttsrs they bay bear tbs
grsvrd label and note OF hand Of Msssrs Hostettsr
Smith, aud he Government stamp the cork OF the
bottle. tdkv)
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spring and ny thsA the crisis = sscA ~ 70
demand the serious aEtsntion Of the Govern
ment.n
--TAs Massasine Josural says: !" Mr.; a.
d. Jsliisoa, Of this city, has been advised BIZ
lettar Mat he has Allsa heir 70 property
SorsA $2oA 900 or go, 900 = New osleans.
II is staad1 hat all Inst Is Necessary for him
to poeaaes il i to establish his identity, which
he pfopates 70 do forthwith. That's com
fortabla pile to stumble on in these times.
1s~iSA it@1y do hi god. =
Tho Knoxville Reps11ioss chronislesa
supposed attempt Of two scamps TO commit
highway robbery usutrse1evlss Ttsy
didn't win and nobody was hurt...... The jew,
elry stors u ". 3. Rss, In KaoxsilIbI ltss
broken into Monday night last, but only some
ten dollars worth Of goods were stolen. See
the Reptblicdu,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31

The advocates of the adoption Of the
elsctic telegraph - part Of The postal ssr-
yics Of the country are encouraged 70 psrse.
sersis sesir szsssisns. By learning that there
= <samilenovsmsat y Raelasa, hsadsa b.
I001 oeasls5,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31

COLGAfgy AH0NATiU VEGETABLE DeAP.
A superior Toilet Soap. prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils In combination with Glyesrin
aud especially Designed for the sf Ladies' and
the Nursery. In perfune b exquisite, andits
ing properties unrivalsd. For sale bya druggists.
fsbt3d&vIv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31

The story Of the loss Of $4,000 in .
niiroa6 car at East St. Leuis Last week. by
Mr.. Abaam, : merchant Of Litch6eld, IlE-
nois, Il now discredited.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31

SwEEr Opoponax from Mexico! Nature
could not produce richer gem or choicer
perfume. Try it and be convinced.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31

Rev. ". h. MrLBuRx.-Strong hopes are
entertained that before many months the
ssblind preacher will be blind no longer.
II is the intention Of Mr.. Milbum to visit
Europe in the spring. aud place himselfunder
the charge Of the celebrated oculist, Won
Graefe, Of Berlin. A number of pupils Of
this celebrated physician, residing in this
country, have made examination Of his OPP
ties. and al concur in the opinion that, in
this case, the .'blind can be made to see.i 1t
is to be hoped that these expectations will be
fully realized.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31

SWEET Opoponax from Mexicol The most
elegant and essential personal requisite for
lady, Extract of Sweet Opoponax."
+. T. SMITH d CO., New York.
nov7eod3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31

SWEEP Opoponax! Ladies, in their NOR.
ming calls carry JOY and giadness, when per.
fumed with Sweet Opoponax.
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.MARSDEN,S

And all Affections Of tbs Liver tbs most prcmpt safe
and reliable Medicine known They seuve and mild
bshg particularly designed for the Bous Diseases Of
ths Southern sad Westesn States. When timely sd-
niiissered they Will BE- found seseous 10 Bilious and
nsiftspt Revsrs Yevss and ASus, Costivenesa, Collie,
worms Pain In tbs Bowels, Heartburn Ylatusncs, In
dsstion Pain In the Head, Back. Breast and In all
cas where CAthastic IL required Their great excel
lsce consists In ths that they compensated fron
th oopcentraaed virtues Of the medicinal substascss Of
which thsy composed consequently they have far
gr{assr potency and fsr rsedai effect than the
sa4e medicinal substances, whether mixed adminis-
tsseS sinsiy.
MARspENy sAEATIvH FILLS viii b found iuvsis-
shie u the naay BalIoas Diseases Ind
ssital y Ne seassrs ossntrysuch - yellow Isvsr
Jaundscs, Liver Complaints Intermittent and Aemitest
Tevsra. 1lisss lsssr, DHoaa Collie, Hliosa Dysentssy
and uax1hss, Chins, Bsvvrs -. III ~
1 KERR & FULLER,
Wholesale. and Retail Agents for Ksokuk
BuaxsGn var ecaaAc1. Whsasslls Druggists, chi
caeo. 0sAeeAl AGsses far 1crtAUest decl-dsv4rn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31

SwEEr Opoponaxi Is the sweetest extract
made. Supersedes all others. Try it once;
will use no other.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31

SWEET OropoSAxi The only elegant per-
fume. Is found on all toilets, aud never
stains the handkerchief
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NOR sALE.-160 Acres OF Land, suitable for
u Orchard OF asedeang pusposss-vfthin ! u miles
city iimts- Price 10 per acre WA FULrUN,
janis Real Bstxte 9gent, - Main street.
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A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
CotsSs Brick, containing nine rooms, good eel-
lar asd ~sa beass; sfsii Let With : vstg = TN
coasahG ~ 1sars aSeso. ehwrseA osspes. Aa:a epo4
l0e2 aeeaat: wotd house; goel Well Of water anA
eistern, situated eth and FrRnkfn sfrests ~
qnire Of VIM. FULTON,
isnisd Real Hstste Aren't.
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FOR Sale.

fOr sale.
A ONE STORY Frame Dwelling House
with ooms and good cellar, full ios, With
hsase perns sud variety 0mo.t all hsnds Of frut1
Oh Frapknn, between sth and 9th Streets, Enquire 1
3anH-ds WM. FULTON. As.nf. ii
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For Sale.
A DOUBLE one-story Frame Dwelling
Heuse, containing elk and celia. full Let
good we'll Of water and frame stable situated on Bank
between lat and ID streets Enquire OF
Nm fGLI0S
jsnlsd Read Bsssts Agent
kt0R SALE.-Eighsy acres Of improved
Il land pear Charleston, Lee couuts Iesa Good i'm
proyemen,s thereon Price Si5 per ser--sery cheap.
Good sifle Knqafreef Nh. FULTON.
Jais Real n.tAte Agent, No. ~ Main sexees.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-09-12

Our Republican neighbors ii
"Proud Mahoska"s "shavs nominAted
the following bully ticket:
For Senator, Hon Johr r. Need.
ham Representatives, Capt. Charles
Stanley and Thomas Baliinqer; Co.
Judge, Samuel Thompson; Treasur--
or, James A. Young; Superintendent,
J. F. Everett; Surveyor and Drain.
age Commissioner, Nathaniel Cayep ::
Coroner, G. w. Norton.
Gov. Needham has been editor o..
kaloosa Herald, State Senator and
Lieut.. Governor, and is one Of the
best men in Iowa. The ticket be.
sides Is tiptop, and will 60 over the
track without opposition enough to
make the canvass interesting, and!
be elected by 1000 majority.
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SENATOR CRIMES.

The State Register says that Sena-.
stor Grimes has aecently written :
letter replying to the attacks made
on him in the Chicago Republicar, Il.
which be uses the following Ian.
guage:
Believing with the New York
Tribune, Of q date just received. that
II is our business now ITO reconstruct,
the Union through the machmery
now In running order before We haveS
time to unite now parties, /" and on is.
sues now declared By tho Republican,
Onion party; I have done sal in. nv
power 70 preventa : complication 81
questions in our Congress before re-
construction can bc made efectdal.-
When that shall b. accomplished. I
shall not fail, though I shall be ia
private life, 70 lot the people know
what are my views Of the duties
which tho new epoch viii impose on
thcm.n
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The President is threatening

The President is threatening to
to make public certain letter from
Republican members Of Congress,
that contain virtual pledges OF sup
port.
Gen, Hancock will probably avail
himself Of the general order allowing
al officers on duty ID Southern De-
partments TO delay joiningtheir com.
mxnds till the middle Of October.-
So Sheridan may yet be in command
till attsr tho elections hee hasi order
Cd.
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w. AttpFH0y.
L. NJ. COOLEY, Clerk.
E. s. SHEFFIELD, Deputy.
Wednesday, Sept. 4th 1876

Wednesday, Sept. 4th 1867.
Board met pursuant TO adjourn
nscnt, President IIedrick in the
chair.
Roll Of members called. Absen,
Supervisor Cooley, Washington rp
Minutes of last meeting werc read
and approved.
The petition Of Thomas Traul ask,
ing reduction in his assessment,
came up for hearing, and after hear
testimony ofthe Assessor, on motion
said petion was granted, and the
clerk directed to reduce the sesess.
mcnt OF Thomas Tranl in the sum oi
one hundred and eighty one dollars,
A propagation Of +. II. Stiles to
purchase lot number IS in .Ottumwa,
Iowa, was presented and referred to
the County Attorney with instruc,
tions to make sale Of said lot on as
favorable terms as practicable, hut to
make no sale nnles q fair price could
be obtained. = 4
The Committee on Highways hav,
Ing reported favorably on the peli.
tion OF Charles Swartze, ct al, John
0. Rriscoe was appointed Ccmmis
sioncY to view the road petitioned
for. Said Commissioner 10 com,
mence proceedings on the 10th day
|ef October 1867, and to report on 81
before the l4th day Of October
1867 III
The Committee on Highways hav,
4 ing reported fayorebly on the petit
tion Of j. s. Phillips, ct .. On mo-
,,tion Jackson Haman was :appoin ted
Commissioner 10 view the road peti
toned for. Said Commissioner te
commence, proceedings on the 10th
| day of October. 1867, and TO make re
port Of his action. on or before tn
| l4th day of QctQ QbSr, 1861, .,,.ss,
The COMMITTEES on Highways hay
ing reported favorably on the peti
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-09-12
THE OTTUMWA COURIER
iNrAMOUS.

i INFAMOUS.
We taksfrom.the Ottumwa Her.
cury, ofsths Sd inst, the following
most infamous article first published
in the augusta (Ga.) Chronicle and
! Signal. It is published in the Mer-
curry and the lower ordsy Of democrat
lic.papers without comment, and con.
sequently with their. approval and
!, endorsements. 81 lfsl9 ~
Ws especially commend this char.
acseristic article to the mon who
have served tbcir'country 10 the field
and respected Abraham Lincoln but
who for imaginary grievances .srs
now fraternizing with aparty capable
Of entertaining and Publishing to the
world such hell born sentiments:
"THE ATLANTA MoxuMrnr.-Ssv-
eral members Of the Loyal League in
Atlanta Ga, organized ! movement,
for . monument to be erected in At
larta to the. memory Of Abraham
Lincoln. They sent circulars to all
portions of The State, and this is the
response received from one Journal
The Chronicle and Semtinel-pub-.,
lished at Augusta. dm 6 ..s..
"We suggest to the patriotic Tn
ionists, Brown, Dunning, Markham,
Farrow & Co., that the Material for
the monument which tits proposed
to erect to the memory of our .lato
lamented,' can be found in great
abundance upon the battle fields Of
the late war. Let them send ont
and gather the bones Of tho brave
and patriotic Southcrners who fell by
the bullets Of 1incoln's hirelipes
while fighting tor their country's
rights, and bleaching upon the hills
and valleys ofevery Southern State.
Let them collect the crimson gore of.
their noble hearts which stained tho
fields and Redeemed the grass of q
thousand farms in Virginia and Geor-
gia, Mississippi and Tennessee.
"Let the Monumental pile, formed
ofthe bones and cemented by the
blood of fallen patriots, be raised un-
til it's peak shall kiss the skies,
tittihg monument to Southern devo-
ton to the memory Of him who will
pass into history as the greatest and
most wicked murderer Of this or any
other age.
"If these Atlanta patriots wish .
pretty inscription for their gorgeous
pile, let us suggest the following:
.'roRxxD OF rHg BONES 9d
ctMENrED By rHr BLOOD
4 " 1ns Is s
GLORIOUS PATRIOTS
IVAo fell BY hireling bullets ,chile hgAs.
ing for their coantyys edxse,
THIS MONUMENT Is EREorxD
TO THI MrMoar
ABRAHAM LINcotN,
- BY a#s
ONE hgNDAID fHoUsANx 9a6
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
WHO
at RECOGNIZE IN HIN =f
rHE BtboDY nu1DxKm
or THEIR HaH
HUSBANDS AND rArHEas,
81 AND TIE
YANArIcAL DESTROYER
FREE GOVERNMENT IN AMHRYcA."
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On motion the Board adjourned q
one O'Clock p. m. until the October
session 1867. i.
b. N. COOLEY Clerk, B. S.
II. s. SHEFFIELD Deputy
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of the Supervisors Of Wapello co.,
Iowa, to act upon ali Bridge pcti-
tions on file at that time, and distrib-
ute the Bridge fund not appropriated
up to the frst Monday in Sopt., 1867,
and distribute said funds iudiclously
in accordance with tho prayers Of
the petitioners. Taking into consid
GRAFTON the most important demands
of the respective townships as pcti--
toned for. Provided the funds on
hand will meet that claim Of de-
mands, or otheerwise 90 rs far as tho
funds on hand will mcet such de-
mand. n
On motion of Supervisor Temple,
fur her action upon the resolution as
amended. was postponed until to-
morrow morning. W
BY request of President Hedrick,
Supervisor Temple took the chair.
Mr.. Hedrick then moved the ap.
pointment Of Z conmitteee Of three
to take into consideration ths SUBJ
ject Of the division Of the Bridge
fund, and to suggest some plan BY
which it could be equally divided
amang the several townships, which
motion was carried, and the chair
APPOINTED Supervisor Wilcox, Cloyd,
and Hedrick, members Of said COM
mittee.
, Supervisor Cooley Of Washington
township appeared and took his
seat. "a # 44 W
By consent Supervisor Myers
Of Agency tp., was excused for the
remainder Of this days session.
The committee on claims of the
first snd second classes having been
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-09-12

Con. Griffin, designsted Command.
or Of tho Fifth District al ixterim..
telegraphs he h,ls no, officer a6ove,
the rank Of Lieut.. Colonel Within
reach, and cannot vol turn ovsY hiv
commAndto him.
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called for, with the following result
Ayes Messrs. Hsdrick, Temple, Ny
ers. Reinhard, Monroe, Feville, God
Icy. Wilcox and Harlan-9.
Nays-Messre. Carver, Barbour,
'Cloyd, Evans and Butin-5.
The com nittee on claims of the
Sd class having reported, on motion
thu &rvhkrNxUSsNr S>10 @~.4 i.
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Lit is practicable to properly keep
and maintain on the county poor
farm. such insane persons as may be
incurable.
On motion the claim of Dre. Stew.
art and Douglass, ten dollars each,
/ for medical examination in the case
of the, estate vs. Harvey Enyart,"
was allowed.
The claim of A. c. Olney, County
Superintendent, was taken MP, and
on motion the elsrk was directed to
draw warrant or the county Treas.
urer in favor. of said Olney, at the
rate Of $500 per. day for his services
in his office, and ut the rate Of "a 90
per day for time spent in visiting
schools.
The following report Of the com.
mittee on distribution OF the county
bridge fund was received, and on mo
tion concufrcd in by the Board.
"ro the Board Of Supervisors Of
Wapello county, Iowa. Your com.
mittee on q plan for the distribution
Of the bridge fund tor the current
year, respectfully recommend the
postponement Of any further action
relative to said fund until the Sd day
of the October session, and then to
ken up by the committee of the
whole, and distributed by just appro-
priations to the specific bridges to be
built in the county, wherein their
estim alton the travelling public will
be the most benefited BY bridges to
be built.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN WILCOX, Chairman.
The following resolution introduc.
cd by Supervisor Barbour, on mo-
tion was adopted:
Resolved, That hereafter no claims
against the county for legal services
will be allowed ~ this Board, un-
less the Attorney claiming the same
shall first h4vo Been employed by the
Board todiecharge the duty for which
compensation is claimed, or shall
have been appointed under the law
by the Judge OF the District Court,
provided in case of appointment by
Che District Judge, no moro than the
legal fees shall be allowed.
The claim of i. S. Gorney s. for
services as Constable at the October
election in 1866, on motion was laid
on the table.
The claims of Witnesses before the
Justices Court of III. p. Graves ESQ.,,
was received as q report from said
Justice and placed on file.
On motion,A the following reaolu.
ton introduced by Supervisor Cloyd,
was adopted.
Resolved. By the Board of Super.
vieors Of Wapello county, that all
the Relief Fund now in the hands OF
the Treasurer OF Wapello county as
reported by said Treasurer, be trans
ferred to ths County Fund.
On motion the following amounts
As per diem aad mileage we're allow
ed to the members of the Roard of
Snbcrvisors for attendance ct tho
Sept. session, 1867.
VIM Cloyd 13 miles4, days, $9.56
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The claims Of James NJ. Hull, was
laid over until said claim should be
perfected.
On motion the Board adjourned
until 8 o'clock, .. N. tomorrow.
L. N. G0DLEY, Clerk B. S.
E. s. SHErTIELD. Deputy.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
SEPTEMBER SESSION. e
$1,000 ,fn 80.

Tuesday, Sept. Sd, 1867,
Board met pursuant to adjourn =
tmcnt. President Hedrick III the
chair. IKE tl''t 1850 ~
Roll Of members called. Absent
Supervisors Myers, Reinhari, God
10y and Wilcox. s57 sss ,s7
Minutes oflast meeting were read
and approved. .G' .l5:ii' +. 4
The petition Of Jas. T. Hask worth
asking to havc taxes paid on Bank
Stock refunded, was presented, and
referred to thu committee on amend
.fnents. S'tAfa Z.
Tho following report Of G. +. Ful-
ton Esq, and the Finance Committee
upon the settlement with tho County
Treasurer, was received, and on mo-
ltiOn cOncurred in. '
"Amounts Of different funds in the
hands of Joseph Hayno, Treasurer
of Wapello county, Iowa, June lst,
-
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ct al, asking M appropriation from
the Bridge Fund, was presented and
on motion, referred to the Commit
tee on highways, bridges and fer
hes. s. t. e . s
The following resolution intro
duced by Supervisor Wilcox, and
laid over from yesterday, was again
called up
Resolved, !" By tho Board Of Su-
pervisors Of Wapelio county Iowa,
that the public bridge fund Of Wap
clio County, Iowa, be justly and
equitably divided among the several
townships, tho dividend for each
township being placed in tho hands
Of it's respective supervisor, to be ap-
piled BY him in the erection or repair
Of bridges in his township" z
Supervisor Neville introduced, the
following as . substitute. which on
motion was adopted and the original
resolution thereby amended:
Resolved, That it shall be the du-
| ty Of each Supervisor OF Wapello CO.,
Iowa, to notify the citizens of tho tp.
| in which be- resides, that petition
for Bridge Fund will be received ano
acted upon up TO the fret Monday ol
Jan. ncxt, whom II shall bs the duty
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z: u. FULTON.
"The Within report approved by
IFS this July 9th. 1867, an6thc Clerk
of the Board Of Supervisor is direct-
ed to make a record Of the same Il j.
on the proper minute Book in his Of.
flee that the same may fully appear
OF record st'
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! On mOtIOn Jn0 CI01m OF isaac
Shields for el5.75, was referred to
Supervisor Wilcox with instructions
to present it to said Woods for pcr-
fcction ,, ..s...l !.
On motion, tho committee on poor
farm, were instructed to make en-.
quiry as to the condition of the In
mates Of the Ineane Hospital, sent
from Wapello county. And to make
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-04-11
Original Notice.

Elizabeth Faycett, plaintiff, District Court of
against Cedar county,
Elizabeth Fawcett and Luz Iowa, June
crctia $ Faweett, defendants. Term, 1867.
To Elizabeth Fawcett and Lucretia Faw-
cett. defendants:
You are hereby notified that there Is now on
file in the office OF the Clerk of the District
Court, in and for the county of Cedar, in the
state ofIowa "A petition OF Elizabeth Fawcet
plaintiff, claiming of you the sum of two hun
drea and eighty 1--WE 65-lG9 dollars, with inter-
est thereon from the 10Th day OF December,
lSb2, at the rate of six per cent per annum, as
due her on certain prommissory note exc
cuted by one Zaccheus Fawcet now deceased,
dated Feb. 18th 1850. and PAYABLE on the 18th
day of Feb. 1852, for five hundred dollars with
interest thereon, PAYABLE annually, which
note has not been paid nor anv part thereof
except the sum of two hundred dollars, on the
18TH day OF December, 1852 also: to forclose q
nlortgag of the same date with said note. given
by Zaccheus Faweet and Lucretia Fawcet for
the security for the payment OF said note. on
the North ~ Northeast 4. SEQ eighteen Isl,
township eighty, ts0) South range -four, al w St h
p. ~, in said county. which note and m ort gage
are unpaid, and which are the property of the
Plaintiff. The said Zaccheus Fawcet having
departed this life, and no executor to his estate
having been appointed. and the defendants
herein being his heirs at law. Now unless YOU
appear to said petition, and defend thereto at
or before noon OF the second day of the next
term OF said court, to be begun and held at
Upton, in said county. on the first Monday Of
June, 1867. default Will be entered against YOU
and Judgment rendered thereon in accordance
with the prayer or said petition.
! lowi II. c. PIATr, Plff's Atty.