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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-13


not LEES than eighteen inches between the bot
tom thereof and the floor below, and shall be
SO situated that the officer can pass around the
same, and shall he connected with the outlet of
the worm or condenser by suitable pipes or
other apparatus go constructed az always to be
exposed TO the view of the officer, aud so con-
nected and constructed as to prevent the alb
straction Of spirits while passing from the out
or doubler, or forward to the receiving cistern;
such cisterns and the room in which they are
contained shall be in charge OF and under the
lock and seal of the internal revenue gauger
designated for that duty; and on the third day
aftef the spirits are conveyed into such cisterns
the same shall be drawn of into casks under
the supervision OF such Gauger In the presence
of the storekesper, and be removed directly to
cation TO the assessor or assistant. assessor by
the owner, agent. or superintendent Of any dis
tlllery, the spirits may be drawn on from the
said cisterns under the supervision of the gau-
locks and seals required by law shall be pro-
vIded by the Commissioners Of Internal Reve-
nue. al the expense OF tho owner OF the disfil-
leYy or warehouse; and the keys shall be IN
charge OF the collector or such gauger rs he
may designate.
SEC IL. And be u further ENACTED, That the
door of the furnace Of every still or boiler used
in any distiliery shall pe so constructed that IL
may Be securely Astened and locked. The far
mentipg tubs shall be 20 placed as to be easily
accessible 70 any revenue ofhcer, and each tub
shan have distinctly painted thereon in Oil
colors ITS cubic contents In gallons, ard the
number OF the tab. Tnsre snan oe clear
wood still, and not less Than two feet around
every doubler and worm tauk. The doubler
and worm tanks shall be elevated no. less than
one foot from the nor; ,i ana every nxeo pipe
vevfnce of water, or OF spent mash or beer
oriv. shall be so fixed and placed as 70 be
capable Of being examined BY the officer for the
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D0N'r READ THls.-F. linn desires
70 announce to the public that he
has removed to the corner of Court
and Second streets, where he will be
pleased to show TO his old and new
customers an additional stock Of new
goods: such as dried pea.ed peaches,
currants, cherries, blackberries, &c
Canned tomatoes, peas, corn, cherries,
blackberries, strawberries, and
peaches, French prepared mustard,
Be-; pickles in bottles and ythe doz-
en- in vinegar; best butter crackers,
new maple syrup, maple sugar, lard,
sugar cured and country hams.
~ Goods deliveredfree ofcharge.
Yours truly,
+. linn.
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Real Estate.

BY referring to the report of Real
Estate sales in another column which
we have made specially, and which
are kindly furnished us by our eff
centRecorder d. w. Tower Esq, from
week to week, it will be seen that the
sales Of Town Lots in Wapello Coun-
ty for 1867 aggregates .sl79,5 Is,
While the operations in farming
lands foot up the enormous amount
of s577,775,4O.
These heavy transactions and the
healthy and constant appreciation of
town property and farming lands,
and the highly remunerating prices
that results from farm as well as all
other sorts Of labor, ought to make
the cheeks Of the brassy faced noun
tebanks Jingle with shame, who arc
everlastingly prating about the fnan
cial and political wreck of matter
and crush Of worlds about our ears,
were they capable Of such o modest
and righteous operation.
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TERRIFIC SToRM.-One of the
most furious gales Of wind, ever wit
messed in these parts, by the Oldest
inhabitant. prevailed from about IL
Saturday night 10 3 o'clock Sunday
morning. 1t was preceded by a
grand and imposing display of Heay-
ems artillery and fire works, followed
by most copious discharges of rain.
The damages to this city were
more amusing than serious. resulting
in the demolition of various and SUM-
dry signs, including Potts, Boulton's,
Belts and Towers, and overthrow
ing various and sundry small bull
dings devoted to uncomfortable pur.
poses. Our neighbors did not come
off however so fortunate.
The splendid new school house in
the Hill and Carter neighborhood
completed last fall at an expense Of
some $4,000, was completely nnroof
ed, involving them in an expense Of
several hundred dollars to recover it
The barn Of Mr.. Harrison Ham
mond, near the Catholic cemetery
was blown down and totally destroy
ed. At the time there Were some II
head of mich COWS in it, but we have
not received report of casualties
At this writing it is raining and slee-
ting great guns, with an extremely
unpleasant realization of the fac
that March and April have changes
front by the rear rank.
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Original Notice.

Hiram Reaves, Plaintiff, against s. F.
Craig and J. r. Craig, defendant.
In the District Courtof Wrpello County,
Iowa, May Term, 1868.
TO SAID DEFENDANT:
s. r. Craig and
J. r. Craig, (of the firm of Craig & Bro) {:
You are hereby notified, that on or before
the LIST day of May 1858, there will be on
file in the Office ofthe Clerk of Wapello CO
Iowa, the petition of the plaintiff aforesaid
claiming Of you the sum Of enc hundred
and fifty dollars, as money justly due from
you, and interest thereon at six per cent,
from the lst day OF May 1858, for and on
account Of a certain contract made by you
with Plaintiff, for the sale of Territory for
a Patent Right.
You are also notified, that unless you
appear thereto and defend before noon oil
the second day of the term Of the said Dis
trict Court of Wapello Co., commencing on
the 25th Of May 1858, a default will be en-
tered against you. and judgment rendered
thereon. j. T, HACKWORTH,
Attorney for Plaintiff
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DR.. C. G.. WARDEN.-This old and
reliable house is now in receipt of a
splendid new stock of goods well
suited to the spring trade, as will be
seen by their new adj, in another
place.
For concern SO well known for
its fairness in dealing, and the supe-
rior character Of goods always kept,
and at reasonable prices, it is q work
Of supererogation for. us to..say any
thing in commentator Of it, more
than to announce the arrival Of their
new goods, selected with the Doctors
usual good judgment. Wenoticc that
he has very fine line of elegant car
pets worthy tho attention Of buyers.
Go and see them.
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Burnett's Cocoaine for the Hair
has been tested by millions, and is to-
day more popular than ever.
Burnett's Florimel is 80 delicate
and pure that it will not discolor mus
lin, and yet so permanent that its fla
vor clings for weeks-HARTroRD
CoURANT.
An Admirable remedy for burns is
presented in Burnett's Kalliston.
"What everybody says must be
true. Then Burnett's preparations
are liable.-HoME WEEKLY, PHILA-
DELPHIA.
Whitcomb's Remedy for Asthma
has worked wonders. All Druggists
sellit.
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County Christian Convention.
TCoNTINUED.1


The discussion was closed with
prayer, and large number OF the
congregation consecrated them
selves anew to the Lord.
At the recommendation Of the bust
ness committee, the last half hour
was given to Bro. Ensign who gave
interesting details Of what laynen
in largo cities are doing for Christ
They are not men of unusual talents,
but simply consecrated to their work.
If we improve the little talent God
has given us, he will give us more.
We must pray and work.
Voted that the remaining sessions
Of the Convention be held at the NJ.
e. Church.
Adjourned with the bencdiction by
Rev. 7. Merrill.
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THE Sweet, Fixed Oil of the CO

s. THE Sweet, Fixed Oil of the Co.
coanut is represented in Burnctt's
Cocoaine. Beware Of limitations.
A few drops of Burnett's Flori-
mel in a bath, will produce delight
ul toilet water.
Insist upon obtaining Burnetts
Flayoring Extracts, and they will
prove to be the purest and cheapest
kinds ever used.
When you are in want of Burnctts
Cologne, do not let the Druggist sell
you any other kind.
IMPORTANT DIscovERY.-A real
remedy for Asthma, has been found
in Jonas Whitcomb's Remedy.
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Ben. BUTLER is just now the prin-
cipal object of copperhead malevo-
lence. They dcnounce him for hav-
ing voted So times for JEFF. Davis at
Charleston. The real secret cause Of
all this abuse is that he didn't con-
tinue to vote and fight for that arch
traitor. Had he taken up his sword
like Lee, Johnston and Beauregard,
and waged four years Of bloody war
against his country's flag, he would
in their estimation to-day be para
gon Of perfection, instead of " Beast
Butler. That's what's the mat
ter"
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2 O'clock P. NJ.


Devotional meeting led by Prof.
Carpenter of Oskaloosa.
Discussion upon the topic "What
can be done to secure more general
attendance upon the means Of grace, y
was opened by Rev. c. II. Gates,
followed by Messrs. McElroy, Far
well, Clement, and others.
Ministers are not alone to blame;
they ought to put intellect and heart
into sermons, but the membership
must live right; must pray and in
vite others to church; we must show
love for those who absent themselves.
The laity must work Systematically,
yet ministers must not be less earn
est; systematic effort is the great
want.
The children's meeting followed
and was addressed by Messrs Cramp.
ton, Farwell, Ensign and Gates.
FL. Boss; Sec'y.
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We are informed by private note
from Major Walden, of the Loyal
Citizen at Centerville, that General
Drake, Chairman of the Congression-
al Central Committee, has concluded
to call the Convention to nominate q
Congressman for this District at Os-
kaloosa on the 9th proximo, the day
before the State Convention, so that
the delegates attending can 60 on
and attend the State Convention at
Des Moines the next day.
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

This is to give notice, that on the goth
day of February 1868, warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate OF Dan
lei D. Slaughter of Sigourney in the coun-
ty of Keokuk, state OF Iowa who has been
adjudged Bankrupt on his own petition;
that the payment of any debts and deliy.-
Bankrupt to him, or for his use, and the
transfer Of any property by him are for
hidden by law that q meeting Of the cred
itors of the said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and choose one or more assignees
of his estate, will be held at Court oil
Bankruptcy to be holden at the law Office
of Hendershott & Burton, in the City Of
Ottumwa, wapello Co. Iowa, before Col
Dan. Anderson, Register, on the 25th day
of May, 1868, at 2 O'Clock, p. m.
G.. w. CLARK,
U. s. Marshal, as Messenger, Dist. Of Iowa
aprl6-w3t.
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r. N L A r G. b D

WITH fresh supply OF
GROCERIES AND CoNFEcTIoNERIEs,
Rio and Java Coffee; all kinds Of
teas, spices, dry and canned fruits of
every description; tobacco and CT
CARS.
NUTS, CANDIES AND JELLIEs,
fresh raisins, currants and prunes,
Cream, boston, butter and picnic
crackers.
Constantly on hand, the best brands
of
BALTIMORE AND NORFOLK OYSTERS,
by the case or can, at the lowest
prices.
- Old Catawba and RHINE
Wine. by the bottle.
Directly opposite the Jefferson
House, Ottumwa, Iowa.
LOUIS GElBRICH, Agent.
aec21.d diff.
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Notice in Bankruptcy,

In the District Court Of the United States
District Of Iowa.
In the matter Of william Valentine,
Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
The undersigned hereby gives notice oil
his appointm ent ~ assignee Of William
Valentine, OF the county Of Wapello and
State Of Iowa, within said District, who
has been adjudged Bankrupt upon mis-
own petition by the District Court OF said
District.
dated ut Ottumwa Iowa, Apr. IA 1868.
J. T. HACKWORTH, Assignee.
Apr, 10 ls6s.-wSt.
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appropriate Geographic head.

appropriate telegraphic head.
Chicago, Apr. IA.
CATTLE.-Choice Steers 87509.
90. Good second class ditto 75O0s-
629; Medium to fair 650@725; Good
choice cows ans heifers 575(1675,
common scalawags 500(G625.
HOGS.
Choice lots averaging $50 9.OO@
9.75; common to fair grades 7.5OM
8.95.
SHEEP.--Good lots 6.OO@6.5O;
medium 500 to 5.95
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Sensations Sweet, Felt In the
Blood, and Felt along the Heart. -
Are experienced by the consumptive
invalid, upon trial ofDr. J. W. Po..
lands White Pine Compound. It is
also invaluable in several other COM
plants. See advertisement,
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TO CONSULTATIVE

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
free ofcharge) to all who desire it, the pre-
scripticn with the directions for making
and using the simply remedy by which he
was cured ola lung affection and that
dread disease Consumption. His only OBJ
Isct il to benefit the afflicted, and hopes
every sufferer will try this prescription, ~
1t win cost them nothing. and may prove
blessing. Please address
RRv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No, 1866 South Second Street, William
sburgh, New York.
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FRIDAY 9 O'CLOCK A. N.

Devotional meeting led by Bro.
Ensign. Several requests for prayer
came in.
At 10 o'clock entered upon the
discussion Of the question, "How can
the influence Of christian women be
more profitably employed ~
Discussion opened by Father Wells
Of Fairfield, followed by Messrs Cham
berlain, Champion and Ensign,
and the following are some Of the
points made : aChristian women un-
derate their power they have an
influence that men have not great
power lies in exquisite sensibility /;
wo men act more quickly than men,
more from nutrition, if they are wis
ling to work, they may go two by
two and visit they should act up to
their convictions Of duty; they have
. very important work to do at
home.
Mr.. Ensign explained plan in
operation in the Pilgrim church Of st
Louis, to set every member at work.
The discussion on the 9th topic,
Family religion-the best means Of
promoting it," was opened by Rev.
John Boggs, followed by Messrs
Gates, Smith, Farwell and others
There is . great lack in the estab-
lishment and maintenance Of family
religion. There ought to be family
worship in every house where there
are professors Of religion, il the faith
er is away, the mother ought to lead
This worship should exhibit regular
ity, puctuality, variety; the sabbath
school is not suitable for home in.
structions parents should be con-
sistent christians to give effect to
precept /; families should contribute
OF their religious power to other
families: there should be family con-
troll devotion should bind the fam
lily to God the moral nature OF the
child should be developed +; the influ-
ence that home religion has exerted
should be stimulus to its mainten-
ance.
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s577,755.4O


New SAW MILL.-Capt. J. M.
Lamme, Of Kirkville, has moved to
this city and is now erecting saw
mill in the upper part of the city
He has taken the contract of saving
up into lumber tho timber on about
one hundred acres of bottom land,
owned by Carpenter Il Godfrey.
We wish him abundant success in
his new business enterprise.
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Legal Notice.

TO NJ. w. McChesney. Robert w, McChes-
ney and c. ii. Leggett,
You and each OF you are hereby notified
that there 70 now on file IN the office OF
the Clerk Of the District Court Of wapello
County Iowa, the petition Of Wapsllo Co..
claiming of you the sum Of eighty dollars
with interest ~ ten per cent. from Jan. Isl
1858 on account Of note executed by you
TO the school fund commissioner Of wap
And unless you appear. and laake delsnst
to claim on or before noon Of the secont
day OF the May term 1865 Of said Court
to be begun and held In Ottumwa Iowa
ON the a5th day Of May 1858, judgmen
will be rendered against you for said sun
| aud for coats of suit.
C.E. FULTON, Atty
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We are sorry to learn that the fruit
crop in Southern Illinois from whore
we draw our principal supplies, has
been seriously injured, if not totally
destroyed by a recent black freeze"
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MARRIED.-On the 14th inst, by
Rev. E. II. Waring, Mr.. Charles Will
liams to Miss Ellen T. Kreps, both Of
Wapello county.
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PERso NAL.-We received a call to
day from Col. j. VI. Reid late of the
18th Iowa, now of Keokuk.
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USE Gardeners Rheumatic Compo und
1t Is one Of the greatest Blood Purifiers in
the known world! 1t eradicates all impu-
rites of the blood from the whole system
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NEVER CosTRADIcrED.-That sRar-
rett's Hair Restorative" in the best
safest, and most effectual now in
use.
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Prof. d. +. Wells arrived yestel

Prot. ID. +. Wells arrived yester-
day and addressed the public meet
ings in the Court House in the after
noon and at night. We shall have a
full report Of the proceedings to-mor-
row.
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United States Internal Revenue.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
liable to pay revenue taxes upon income
watches, carriages, &C.. together with all
who are required to pay special taxes,
that the said taxes are due on or before
the 3Oth day Of April, and that my deputy
w. H. P. Norris, ESQ.,, will attend at his
Office in Ottumwa, Iowa, between the
hours Of a. m, and p. m. ofeach work
ing day from the 10th to the goth DAYS of
May, to receive the same, after which the
penalties OF tie law will be strictly en-
forced.
Dated at Sigourney, Iowa, this Goth day
of April, A. d. 1868.
A. J. POPE,
Collector 4th District ofIowa.
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Gardeners Compound is certain, SAT
and pc rmanent cure of Rheumatism, Neu
ralgia d all impurities Of the Blood.
n30 "
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IMPORTATION.

Information guaranteed to produce alux-
uriant growth of hair upon bald head or
bsardless face, also recipe for the remov-
al Of Pimplss, Blotches, Eruptions, etc.
on the skin, leaving the same snft, clear,
and beautiful, can be obtained without
charge by addressing
THOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
823 Broadway New York
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Four head of beef cattle were sto.
len out Of butcher Zafle's yards dur
ing the storm Sunday night.
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Meek's Cheap
CASH STORE!

WANTED. Teachers, Students, and
other intelligent men and women, in .
business paying 500 to 500 per month,
according to ability. For particulars, ad-
dress ZE1GLER McCURDY 4 CO., Chic
ago, III.
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RECORDED SALES OF REAL ESTATE IN
WApELLo COUNTY FOR WEEK
ENDING APRIL 18th, 1868.
d. w. Tower, Recorder.

d Kent to Il Stephenson, lot 10 1st
addition, Kirkville, 500.
E Washburne to J Willard, lot 3,
Ottumwa, $3.50.
1T Robert to Mcbride, 25x $50 #,
out lot, "a, Ottumwa, $3.50.
L L Mcbride to s Il Burnham,
10x150 feet, out lot, Ottumwa, $50.
J W Carpenter to T Egan, lot 214,
Ottumwa, $685..
G F Blake to E tanning, lot Z, blk
16, Blake's addition Ottumwa, 5000.
D tanning to R Cunningham, lot
z, blk 16, Blake's addition, Ottumwass
$500.
E Cunningham to ] NJ McElroy,
lot 3, McElroy's addition, Ottumwa,
500,
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Notice In Bankruptcy.

NOtIC6 III OAukTUPVys
In the District Court Of the United States
District Of Iowa.
In the matter Of GEO II SHELTER,
Bankrupt,
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of
his appointment ~ assignee Of George n
Ahefier, Of ottumwa, Wapello County and
State 0i Iowa, within said District, who
has been adjudged = Bankrupt upon hii
own petition by the District Court Of said
District.
Dated at Ottumwa, Iowa, this the 10th
day Of April 1858.
Assignee,
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Weekly Market and Business
Review.

OFFICE OF OTTUMWA COURIER,
April, 10th, 1868.
Owing to the extremely bad wealth
er during the past week, the trade of
the city has been very dull. E. w.
Belts in clothing, Lawrence & Cham
bers, and Richards & Hale wholesale
Dry Goods and Groceries, being the
only parties who report an active
trade. The constant rain almost
day and night, has kept the farmrs
away from town, consequently our
retail dealers complain of poor trade.
DR.. G. G. Warden, Fred Hawley,
and John +. Lewis have all returned
from Eastern markets during the
week, and are now receiving their
usual heavy stocks, Of which impor-
tant fact they will doubtless inform
the readers of the COURIER in due
time.
There has been no perceptible
change in the wholesale Dry Goods
market either at home or abroad
since our last report. Staple goods
in this line, may be quoted as fol
lows:
Standard prints are worth IL to 16a
cts, retail, and II to 14a cts. whole
sale; brown muslins at l9@193, whole
sale, and 1c more at retail bleached
cottons run from III to 35c wholesale
and l5935c retail /; cotton yarns Al
@6Oc perth, or 81, 25@2,5O per bunch
cottonades 2O@25c; double and twist
do, 45@5O, retailing at 25@30c, and
5o@55c.
Wholesale grocery quotation are a.
follows
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EXTRACT of a LETTER FROM

Providence, Ala, May Is, 1865.
DIR John Bull: send you $50 for Ced.
ron Bitters; please send what 1t will come
to after paying freight to Columbus Miss
have been troubled for several years with
indigestion; have had to take pills every
ruary, 1864, I was attacked with general
paralysis. l was confined to my room
for the .lance Of the year; and, in fact,
until some two months since, when I was
put under an operation, and your Cedron
Bitters for treatment. commenced inn
proving right away, and am pretty well
restored.
Yours truly,
A. L. NEAL
For sale by Taylor, Blake Co.
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s3O95.Oo
LAND.

LAND.
RI B Clark to Z f Coday, so
acres, section 5, township %, range
ID, $500.
J Henderson to w r Morrison, 10
acres, section 81, township 70, range
IL, $500.
A Baker to A Lawrence, 2 acres,
section 16, township 70, range ID,
800.
MO'Brien to NJ Colgan, 40 acres,
section 80, township II, range 10,
800.
Cavanah to NJ O Brien,:: 40 acres,
section 20, township q, range ID,
$500.
Thompson to NJ Hedrick, (quit
claim), 1876 acres, scattered, $1,000.
J W Hedrick to J NJ Hedrick, (quit
claim, 1876 acres, scattered, $1,000.
E II Stiles to W Ralston, 100 acres,
section 10 and IA, township II, range
Is, $500.
II Shock to McBride& Fix, 4Oacres,
section 8, township ", range "A,
$4,000.
A L Graves top Caldwell, 8 So 100
acres, section IA, township Y, range
IA, $596.4O
CCPiles to NC & NJ Co., 147A
acres, section 10, township y, range
IA, $1,000.