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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-03

: PERsoNAL.--Dr. Frank 81. Newton
who has been for some time in the
practice ofdentistry with his father,
DR.. R. Q. Newton Of this city, left
yesterday for Fairfield, Iowa, whore
he offers his services and hangs ont
his single on his own hook. The
eminent ability ofhis father and their
successful practice here has not been
lost upon the young man, and no goes
to Fairfield fully versod in his pro.
fession, and what is better he brings to
it, careful industry and sobriety. His
hosts Of friends in this city will be
glad to hear Of abundant success for
him in his now home, and wo bespcak
for him from the people Of Jefferson
county fair trial, feeling assured
that when tried he will be in no fur.
ther need of our Recommendation
Archy r. Wilson, Of Des MONIES,
is in town looking up . suitable house
to open out : gas fixture establish
ment.
We Also received call to-day
from 7. G. Springer, who claims to
have invented : successful portable
gas machine. He. will shortly ex-
hibit it's merits TO our people.
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CRY ORDINANcEs.-Eugene Faw.
cett, Esq, our able and indefatiga.
bic City Solicitor, has been for some
months compiling the ordinancss Of
the city of Ottunwa. nom itA 6raa
charter to the present. That revision
has went through . rigid investiga-
tion BY the proper committee Of the
Council, and the manuscript is now
in the hands Of the printers Of this
Office, for publication in meat legal
form. They will be out in duo time,
and tht book viii DO invaluable, con
tanning ~ it docs, every thing d
Importance connected with our city,
from its organization, As well y "a
the city ordinances now in force.
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To Everybody.

10 EVERYBODY.
IfyoA want 4 new coat new style
frock or .ancy sack, rembcr Bolts got
EN-.
Or perhAps only Pants and Vest
plain, or Ssry dns Cashmere, Or whits
shirt Or faacy -. Plenty, I'll styles
at BELTS.
And for fine suit, fancy Cass
mere, Tricot, Beaver, Black Cloth OF
Doeskin. Anything in tho lineat
BELTS.
Now for Under Shirts, Drawers
Gloves. Hats, Caps, Collars, and Um-
brcllas, every grade at BETS.
Trunks and Travelling Bags, full
line ct BELTS.
Hats and Gaps, complete stock at
BETS.
A nice suit made 70 order for Bust
ness, Dress, or, perhaps, . wedding,
got up in style, by Mr.. Salvo, Belts
Justly celebrated Cutter, You must
have, 60 nice, and yet 20 cheap.
e. w. BErrs,
No. rs, Union Block,
Ottumwa, lows.
sept. 13-l-d&w-tss.
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PsRsoNAL.--We were gratif cd to
day, to hare q call from the Hon.
Silas Osborn, of Highland township;
who called in to renew his subscrip-
ton to the CouEIER. Jadge Osburn
came TO this country some where
about 1850, and has for many years
been q prominent and honored citi-
zen among us. He was for about
six years County Judge, and dis
charged the duties Of the Office with
great credit to himself and salts
faction to the people. The Judge
was for ono or two sessions menu
Der Of the Legislature of Indians, be.
fore moving to this State. Ho is
now rs ycars of age, in the full
possession Of his strong mental
powers, and his physical man is in a
remarkable state Of preservation.
He is now able, and does do q fair
days work upon his farm, and looks
like there was plenty Of constitution
yet left to carry him forward many
years. We trust this old and tried
friend of tho CoURIER, may in the
bosom Of his family, enjoy peace and
plenty for q long time to como.
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Raving just built;one Of the largest Livery
Stables In the state Of DIVA, and having pur-
chased q new and complete stock of
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NoluoA.

We. have this day appointsd Mr.. E. R.
Oliver, - the role agent lor The sale Of our
QbSe6ruee6 Perfected Apeoe0e1es, FOR which
- claim The allowing adva1AaGoa, yis -
1hay aasist, - well g ptsedssss loidsring
hequsntchanges unnecessary. They con-
~ 3 clear and distts& viaioa - In the
1ord and Ss.ii1ass, Hence not liable 6 b,
oome scratched. The frames, whether In
0O1d, siaUts or ssseA are Of the hnest quality
and 1nisa4. They ART Atted by . new
mode (Teet types) by which nliA4tes arc
impossihls. LAZARUS 4 NORRIS,
apf6dAwIy Opticians. Hartford Conn.
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CoaAEcrIor. n our published
proceedings Of tho Dahlonegs Sun.
day School Convention, two serious
errors occufrcd, to-wit The Is,
essay, attributed to Mrs. L. Isreal
ION Successful Sabbath Schools
should be credited to Mrs. Il. W,
Barton, while the second essay il
also entitled, "Successfal Sabbath
Schools" when IL was written in the
caption, "Tbe Duty of Parents, /" and
should be credited TO Mrs. L. 1sreal.
1t is proper to.remark that tho
Secretary furnished Us these essays
without any indication Of their
respective authorship, and we jumped
At their maternity from the penman-
ship.
With these explanations, our read.
ers will bein d better condition to
intelligently read and appreciate
these very excellent essays, on tho
outside Of this issue.
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Cherrie \ Tindell have completed
and moved into their new business
house, erected on the same ground
Of their old stand, on Front street.
They arc opening an entirely new
stock of goods in the Grocery and
China ware line. Family groceries
Of tho very best grades, and : beau
tital selection Of all kinds OF table
wsre, china, glass and earthen; be
sides . fine variety Of lamps and
fixtures and chandeliers. Call on
them. sept I5-d&wtf.
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Pilos Of goods in front Of J. II
Merrill 4 Co. marked for all points
OF tho compass, give evidence Of the
energy and business capacity Of that
concern. They will soil $3.50, 900 this
year, which all comes of their koop.
ing two excellent men constantly
travelling, and their libcrality in
prices, which are low enough TO at.
tract and retain the jobbing trade Of
the country against all conf b,
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MARxsrs.A very active business

MARKkrs.--A very active business
hos been carried oh tho past woek
in country produce, ESPECIALLY III veg.
etablos. Potatoes are firm at ESQ,
and an unusual quantity have chang
cd hands large lots being shipped
principally to the St: Louis market.
Corn RENAME steady At soc. Poi
haps no yeAr his ever witnessed the
amount of apples that daily arrives
here; in fact that fruit has become .
staple, and the market is full. Good
apples sell readily at $4.00@4.25 per
Dbl.
Since visited yoalast wesk, ths
hpg market. a., we then predicted, Is
nearly Hat. But few shipthertA are
made, and they are attended with
more loss than gain, for the Eastern
market is overlooking. We quote
hogs today at 4l@5l, being from
one half TO three quarters Of q cent
lower.
The cattle market remains stead
fast, good butchers cows, bringing
4 cents.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-03

WoNAN's SUFFRAGE CONVENTION
The Iowa Woman's Suffrage Associs
ton, holds its first annual conven.
ton at Dos Moines, ON the 18th day
Of November, 1870.
Have We any county association
in this county, and ifnot, will one be
formed and this county represented
in tho State Convention.
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NVvveAWWA AOSsI AOA W y y
Several citizens convened here,
pursuant to the call Of thscorrespon-
ding committee u tho Society aOr
the Advancement Of the Manufactu.
ring Interests Of Ottumwa. The
meeting was organised By slecting
w. B. Bonnincld, Chairman, and O.
N. Ladd, Sec'y. Some rsmarkswero
made ~ Major Hamiitoh, Dr.. Tay.
Tor, James Hawley, Nj +. Washburn
and others, upon the advantages q
town would derive from manufactar.
ers; the superior faeilitiss Of Ottum-
Va as . manufacturing point; the
amount Of capital necessary to sue
cessfully operate an agricultural i'm
plement mandatory. on . scale
commensurate with the demands 81
Ottumwa, TO-, IL.
A letter from Mr. Davis, of Brasher,
N. T., was rad. He enqnirsd what
sum OttumwA would give him 70 e.
tablish mandatory here, and Sta
ted that Cedar Rapids had made
him q good offer to 60 there.
On motion Of Mr.. Washburn, q
committee Of enquiry consisting Of
E. Washburnc, Chas. F. Blake
and o. NJ. Ladd, were appointed, with
instructions to ASCERTAIN what sum %
. bonus would induce Mr.. Davis TO
come here and erect, And operate, IN
establishment for the manufacture Of
agricultural implements, what ans
Of bona tide capital he would invest
in the enterprise, and his capacity
and reliability as . business man.
Tho meeting then adjourned to
meet at the call of the committee. i
O. M. LADD, w. B. BoNNlFrELD,
Sec'y. Chmh.
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A Greenback, and What to do will
it.
BY A PASTOR.

Among my letters the other morn
ing, found the superscription,
"Rcv., City" What could it DO
Was somc creditor impatient that a
poor minister has not been able soon.
or to pay his little account, and who
took this method to remind him OF
it7 Was it some circus menagerie
man who wished to catch attendance
with q complimentary 2" Has some
one sent y donation Of books by ex-
press, was this q notification of their
arrival? Opening il you read, "Will
you accept the enclosed $1,000 from
a friend?" you find the bright now
greenback that has never been soiled.
After tho frat surprise has little
abated, and you are holding in ro-
serve the question. Who is the
author r. the question arises "What
shall be dono with it 2" How quick
y thought goes hero and there, sug-
gesting places whore it might be
put. Hore is debt You have long
meant to pay, it might help to meet
that; there is another not quite so
large; it would pay that. But this is
. present; may it not beappropriated
to purchase books and papers Of
which You feel such pressing
need. How much mental
food it would purchase /? May You
not send those eagles to fly to some
publisher to bring you books you
have long wished to possess ard read.
How many such green-birds are ca
-ged up that might fly away to give
joy to many heartsi But the lower
needs are clamorous and must be met;
little feet must be clad, little mouths
fed and debts must bepaid. This shall
help-kindliest thanks to anonymous
ssf,.;ond ~ ..s.-
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MEDIoAL-Frank B. Fesler, MD
Consulting and Operative Surgeon
on the Eye, Eyelids, and Ear, for
Blindness, Deafness and al defects
Of Sight and Hearing. Strabismus,
or Crosseyes Strengthened, in one
minute. Medicines used tor tho
eyes and eyelids, are mild and give
no pain. He gives his special attens
ton to diseases OF the Eye, Eyelids,
Ear, Nostrils, Throat, Lungs, Heart,
Liver, Stomach, Skin Diseases, Old
Sores and other nervous and chronic
diseases Of male and female. Obste-
trical cases attended to all hours, day
and night. DR.. Fesler will visit any
part Of the country, in consultation,
or to perform surgical operations.
he will render his surgical and
medical services to the poor, on
Wednesday Of each week, free Of
charge, BY their producing certi6-
Gates to show that they are unable
TO pay. Having been In practice for
fifteen years in the cities Of Phila-
deiphia, Pa. and st. Louis, No.,
enables him with unboundsd success.
in surgery and treating diseases,
Omce, corner Of Main and Gren
streets, opposite tho Ballingall
House. Ottumwa, Iowa. July 206m-
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s@G Geo. A. Martin, Esq, CONNER
cial Editor of the Buffalo cypress
says: III DR.. Sagc's Catarrh Remedy
possessed NO other virtue, its worth
would DO beyond price as an effective
antidote for tho horrors Of q cold in
the head
Two or throe applications have
always, in my case, removed the dis
agreeable symptoms. Sold by drug
gists or send Sixty Cents to DR.. r. v.
Pierce, Buffalo, n. T., and get it BY
mail.
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AvAuNT. INDIaKsTIoN.-The Char
ter Oak Stove is the most interesting
and Important festure in tho family
economy for it fills the house with
warmth, the table with good cheer,
and prevents that dreary aspect and
those indigestiblc meals that brings
sourness Of temper, discomfort and
dissatisfaction.
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q. g. BLAKE,
GENERAL INSURANCE.
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

win wfitS policies 4 the following named
Companies. q Reasonable fatla:
cisco, laotpJ e,irs@.z
i ny, San Fr. I1s as,o-' = IooID.y 7sz,1lnss
Lamar Insurance CO., Chicago. 1,0O.0o0.00
~ hicssc 1oos. 10000
ssTa . w. - 1s,sssm
3 I.sssord 4ei.4ls0
of 1csscn - sssassss
Aasora. III. 2s.7.2s
r. Holnes l5o,ss5.0
Z o New YORK. l,7ss,sss.ol
~ NgeciaA ettehti0n given 70 1uyinG and
sellipg Real Estate, Coleetipt Rents, &cs
Once over First National RaHk, 0ttumwa,
Iowa oct. 2l-d6Wf|.
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:Inaf Ranaiu,ad

Tennyson's complete poems, $1.0O
do 10 paper. so
Mystery of Edwin brood, by
Chas. Dickens, 100
do in paper, Is
Inex, BY Augusta J.. Evans, Its
Hammer and Anvil, q now
novel, from the German Of
Spiclhagen, 200
Sandwiches, by A. Ward, Is
Ginger Snaps, by Fanny Form, 1.50
Lighthouses andLightships;
Of the Illustrated Library Of
Wonders, 1.5O
Glass Making; Of tho Illustra
ted Library of Wonders, 1.5O
Bryant's Illiad of Homer, 1000
Any work, dido new, not 10 stock,
We will obtain for our customers, on
short notice.
TAYLOR, BLAKE 4 Go.
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| Eas s r s Il \ i
SHE HAD HIM.-lt won't do to play
tricks on some women. A man
named Hotchkiss, 10 Newark, the
other night thought he would have
some fun soaring bis wife. BY drop.
ping loose brick down the chimney
into the fireplace in her rom. So
he crept softly out Of bed, and with
nothing on but his night shirt, sneak.
cd up stairs and got out on the roof.
Mr.. Hotchkiss dropped 16 bricks down
the chimney, each With vigorous
slam, but his wife never screamed .
solitary time. So Mr.. Hotchkiss gave
it up and thought he would 90 down
stairs but Mrs. Hotchkiss had her
head out Of the trap door watching
him all the time, and when he had
finished, she shut up the trap and
fastened it on the inside. Il may be
- we'll to state that Mr.. Hotchkiss
spent the rest Of the night sitting on
the sharp peak Of the roof with his
trailing garments of tho night dut.
tering in the evening breeze, singing,
"Tm lonely tonight" Nrsl Hotch-
kissintimated to her confiding friends
that she thought she had him.
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The incsasant rain which fell from
Saturday morning till Sunday morn
ing, hasretarded much outside work
in the way Of buildings, excavations
being good reservoirs for catching
and hsldiAs the water, and to-day
brigadss of pumps arc on duty.
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TO h. p. BELL,

TO II. p. BELL.
Sir:-You are hereby no.
titled that the petition Of John Prosser 10
on Ole IN the office ofthe Clerk of tho Cir
which he claims judgement against you,
for The sum Of eighty two dollars. for stone
purchased and received by you, and IN
less you appear and make defense
to said petition on or befor 9
noon Of the second day OF the next
term of said Circuit Court to be COM
menced ON the 18th day OF December 1870,
default will be taken and judgement rem.
dered against you for the amouut claimed
with Interest and COST
MORRIS J. WILLIAMS,
nov.3-w4t. Attorney for Pet. tioser.
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A6 ~ OOVUk zkVk11U
J. =. Miller is just now getting in
. big lot Of the aBeD Davis" or New
York Pippin Apples, hand picked and
selected real beauties and luscious.
If you want good apples, and those
that will keep, 60 and buy some Of
these. Miller warrants them, as he
does oil the other flne fruits he deals
10. oct 0l-d&w.
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COUNTY AAP.-The new Tpo.
graphical map Of Wapello County is
nearly completed, and will be read
for delivery within two or three
weeks. Subscribers please take
notice. HARRIsoN & WARMER,
Publishers.
-Ottumwa, Nov. lat, 1S7O-w2w.
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BALLlxsAIx.-By the recent i'm
provemsnts the Ballingalf has 4s
6rst-class rooms, and we are glad to
notics that Under tho careful and
skillfdi management Of David Hodge
and his better hall, the Ballingall has
become one of the best hotels in
Iowa.
PetscG Bsllisgall, Esq, tho pro-
prietor, y now engaged in series OF
improvement in sewers, sidewalks
&C., which win cost at least s25oo,
and which will add greatly to the
convenience Of that hotel. Il isgen-
orally tuH from top TO bottom, which
is the highest testimonial the public
can offer.
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APooR LUNATIc.-To. day we were
called upon by poor, detected look
ing female, who informed us that we
must Immediately writo a pass for
her TO San Francisco. Informing
her that an order from us would be
OF no avail on the railroad, she
launched out in TRADE of abuse,
charging us with having confscated
her farm, which was full Of gold /; of
having dug oil that gold and built all
the western railroads, and presenting
Jim Fisk with his gayest turnout; and
with building railroad across the
Pacific ocean, and one to tho moon !;
with divers and sundry other extra
vagances, according TO her notion,
winding up with exhibiting papers
purporting to DO signed BY Abe
Lincoln, countersigned by A. John
son, and approved by Commodore
Vanderbilt. We tried to explain to
the old lady that we didn't own q
cart, much greater a railroad; that
we had not seen gold for so long .
time that we had forgotten whether
it should be taken inwardly, or poul-
ticed; that we wero only tho poor,
INDECENT driver of very poor quill,
and that she had mistaken her route.
DC. And now, what manner of a
heather is it that has taken advan-
tage of the wrecked mind to write
up such scandalous papers which she
carries about, and would not part
with for her hearts bIood2 Poor
soul! What troubles have been hers,
TO thus dethrone reason and drive
her wandering Iunatic through the
cold world Perhaps she has had :
bright, beautiful, home, but now abe
wanders lone and friendless, her gray
hairs indicating not ago but trouble.
Will not the jearing, joking world
hamper the springs Of folly, that tho
waters Of sympathy may wash over
its hulks and cleanse out such stains
as "fooling q lunatic?'
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INFANTs.-Much suffering to these
Ucnder little buds Of the human family
might be allayed by using Mrs. Whit.
combs Syrup for soothing children.
Read tho advertisement In another
column.
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And now comes Geo. w. Bedell, of
Blakesburg Township, and presents
us with some moro potatoes Of the
white Neshannock species, which are
hard to best. Hc planted II bushels
rom which he raised 100 bushels.
He also gave rs some cxcc.cat
specimens Of corn.
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FROM the daily courier. Nodslnbef "a. +
Real EsrATE.-Messrs Stiles and
Hutchinson sold yesterday, to the
ho# iuwa Natiohsl Bsnk Of 6ttuti.
wa, ~ feet on Main street., how o.
cupied by Clark's saloon and Pieros's
Boot and Shoe shop, for $500, cash
down, Of two hundred dollars per
front foot for tie ground, the bdild.
ihss being considered Of no value.
The Bank will commences moving
the old buildings to. day, and will 1t
once erect ono Of the handsomsst
houses on the street, witt substantial
vault TO-, 30.
THis ID She best sale which has
been made IL that neighbothood for
some time, and shows q handsome
appreciation ot teal estate, even in
the face Of blue times.
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Assignee Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Oitutnwa
Manufacturing Company did. ON the 9th day
Of September. ls70. assign. for the benefit OF
creditors. all the property. rea, and personal
TO the undersigned. All rarsers ts wing claims
against said Company ere belehs notined to
present their c.aiins under oath or afiirma-
ton to me within three months from this
date. W, C. MOSR Jr, 4
Sept Il. IS70-det.w6t.
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$500 IN GOLD.

TYO THE AGENT sending us the largest
IL amount Of money before January lst.,
1871. We are endorsed by all the leading Pc.
pefs as being Prompt, Honorable and Straight
forward. Send for Circulars and terms, and
say where you aAw this.
8. {. THOMPSON 4 CO., IJs state &. Chi.
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We notice, from tho Zanesville
City Times, that one Of our Iowa
boys, viz: Lewis A. Myrick, son Of
W. s. Ayrick, Of Caas Tp., in this
county, is back 10 the Buckeye State
plying the river as steward Of the
steamer Mink. From the favorable
mention made Of him in the Times,
We Judge he does no discredit to his
worthy parentage.
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NEW BANK AND BuILDING.-The
new Iowa National Bank of Ottum.
wa, is organised, and will 60 into
operation Immediately. Tho officers
are Judge Z. W. Vail, president;
Presley Sanders, Ribbon, Of
Mt. Pleasant, and Chas. F. Blake and
DR.. J. L. Taylor of Ottumwa, Direc-
tors. Tho capital stock is $780, 900.
A vacancy exists in tho directory, to
be filled at next election from Ottum-
wa. The company commenced TO-
day to tear away the old buildings
on the lot which they purchased from
Stiles l. Hutchinson, for 5000, being
the third cast ofMarkot, ON north side
Of Main st., and will erect thereon o
building 26x6O feet, brick, iron front.
The contract for building has been
let to Mr.. Winters, who proposes to
have the house done inside of forty
days.
Judge Vale will at once move to
this city; and make this bis perma-
nent home.
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. GETTING MARRIED.

KssAts foA YoUNe MEN, on Social Evils.
and the Hofrist1 d impfcpfieSy of getting
Married, With sahitqry, help lof tho9e who
feel unified for matrsm6nie1 hopQine1.-
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Boz r, PnlAds|-
phfa, Pa. fSep, 3o.aW3fii.
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For Rent.-Four good rooms, 1 l
minutes walks from the Post Office.
Enquire Of ]. NJ. HEpR1cK.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the matter ofthe Estate Of George G..
Barnes, Deceased.
9 STATE OF IOWA, Ice
Wapello County. o.
To Martha Barnes, Pamenus Lovett
Barnes and Crittenden Seymour Barnes,
known heirs at law Of George c. Bsrnes.
late Of said county, deceased, and all
others coDcerued.
You arc hereby notified that at regu-
lai term Of the Circuit Court of Wapello
County, lows, ON the 10Th day Of October
1879, there was opened and read public
y An tnstrunAent purI,orting to be thelast
will ard testament Of George q. Barnes,
late Of said county, deceased: and you are
further notified that the sscoad day OF the
NEXT term Of said court commencing on
the l2th day OF Dscembe-, 1870 has been
set NJ the day for the final hearing and
proof Of said will, at which time all per
soss interested may appear and show
cAuse why the same should not be admit
ted 70 probate.
By order OF the Court.
@ L. NJ. COOLEY, Clerk G. c.
nov 3-W3f.