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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-11-04

said parish for the year 1871,
Appro inmate amount Of old
deb after deducting Taxes
Of 1870And Licenses OF 1871 s. 800 90
7. JuFora e.a ..... ~ 500 o.
ISL .........+...s...... $50 90
Costs "a Criminal prosecutions 5..s-ss
IN District, Parish sud JUS
tices' Courts, and conveying
prisoners to penitentiaTy 900 90
Fee5ihg E'EisonGrs ga iail 300 90
Sherifa' per diem IN Court.
1871 1880 $500. l7s 90
H.. Leveile, counselor In suit,
Alden ~. Police Jury $3.50 100 90
Pay Of Police Jury. 1871 800 90
Parish Treasured, SALARY 200 90
Clerk 81 Police July, 1871. % 90
PauperB, $160-and estimate,
0S2J ~. :. ~ Z !.a!. 8s. Il. .l76 90
Parish Printing, 1871ep .,,,g 400 90
Blanks and Stationary. $3.50. ~ rs
Repairs On COurt-house ~. IL 90
Rent Of GRIND jury room, h1
s&Ht vs.,s,. ,............s,,F % w
@. Barbe, merchandise ia SO
vi Sallier, Eal aao, Ggg EzE "a 50
Approximate debt Of the Par.
ishl at the end Of the year . -
1871 ...s.,t.4. .....st $52B5 81
Respectfully submitted.
"]a 3. ". MOSS, 'a r.. Y
,gasgj eIasf' Clerk P.oJurt
Lake Charles, Oct. "a, 1874 ,,,a[8Ud.
o.
2 On motion, be It resolved, that
this body adjourn till the LIST Mona
day ia December next. yGE r.laa
JOE y. RYAN, President.
Attest,
j. N. Moss, Clerk. 's'@ 4.
Lake Charles, Oct. 20, 1871. i,ia1
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Estimate or Expenditure for
ahe yeaF 1871.

10y yirtue 81 ga ordinance of tao pO.
D lioe jury oiithe parish Of Calcasiap-
d date October 2Oth, 1871, I submit for
publication, the following estimate 81
old debt, and current expenditures 81
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On motion, be it ordained, that
Che road travelled from the bridge
on KyOsll's coulee to Al. Janis fer
~ on English bayou, thence to ba-
you Arsene, be declared a public
road; and that Jules Isobleu be ap-
pointed overseer of the same.
On motion, be il ordained, that
the following named persons be
appointed Overseers Of roads in
this parish, viz Joseph Mdrcnn4
tel, from hayou Arsene 70 Trieste's
point, Oh theToad to Young ] ferry.
Emile Buller, from qriestes
point 70 Young's ferry on bayou
Nezpique.
James Cole, from Trieste's point
through Hickory Flat, TO Chau-
mot's ferry on the Nezpique.
Alfred Cole, from the crossing
Of tho Whiskechitto, near VIM.
Coles to the late residence Of VIM.
Woods in Hickory Flat.
David b. Hartman. from the late
residence Of VIM. Woods to Chau-
mot's ferry on the Nezpique.
IIastie Rion, from the public
road near Lake Charles, to the re-
sidence Of g. Duhon. g 5ao s8l
Michel .Benoik from the resi-
dence of G.. Duhon to black bayou,
on tho road from Lake Charles to
black bayou.
On motion, be it ordained, that
in case of}death or protracted ILL.,
ness of any Of the overseors Of
roads disabling them from perfor-
ming their duty, or Of their refusal
on account Of being over the age
subject TO road duty, that the mem
Der Of the police jury residing near
est shall be authorized to appoint
others 10 their stead said appoint
ments to have thosame loyal effect
as if made by the police jury III
session. ssa a# e saaar Ell g#aa
On motion, be it ordained, that
Jacob Ryan be chosen parish ttes-
surer for two years from this date.
On motion, Resolved, that the
police jury adjourn ill TO morrow
morning at 8 O'Clock. .-r
#m THURSDAY, Oct. 10, 1871.
The police jury met this 10Th
day of October, 1871, pursuant TO
adjournment. Present, J. T.. Ry-
an, President; John Hagar and P.
Al. Hebert. @
On motion, the report Of Q.
Barbe, Tax Collector, was ordered
to be recorded in the minutes.
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~
-9 9q q1iT "a14 i. 20
+" e rs 90
FIT .DaN 0.Ft 761Q l6
~ 8 80
G. Barbs, Tfeasurerls 95
stamp, lnerchandize,
&c, .,.ts.l.2....l" 70 59r45
VIM, Meyer blanks, 9-i
putty and glass; Z 7g p ~
P 8 ID Z. 81 n " 50 , 50
va5 Vol 81 "a III house 91lss,' ! 81 8 Cd
g. w. Hudspeth, con-
yiction fec !, u, 81 10 90
@. Glasspool, blanks
for court -, I. as ~ I" So 10 90
@, Glasspool. /" So 20 90
- NM 4 IS 10 90
10. Florenville, glass gg
and rope, Q, II, and ~.
jail 1 /, UNI. ID: !" 86I 10 88
J. Sallier merchandise" has M r
for courthouse and tan
jail. = ...s.,,,,..,.,s I! AZ q 66
i. Leyedle, com. in
suit Of Alden vs.. p.
jury and Hortnian, &c SO so 90
IL LeyBd9e . /. .. a891 so 90
Eloi Ayille, (for pau a1 l.t .''o3
Fl. neT 4yfflall.f ssgl. "a 90 15 Oh
D.Detolien, flor pau-9 '2.l'1 ,s1...
per Bertrand} Il" 81 Is 90
}. II. Ryan, raising e 2Taat
. Recorders Office 10 g 90 Is 90
q; On motion, be il ordained, that
the sum Of one hundred dollars be
appropriated out Of the parish
tTeaslry 70 aid in building D bridge
on Kiosb q conlee. ,,~.-t-ilg
On motion, belt ordained, that
NJ. Pithon be appointed seller Of
unbranded stock IN Che 81 ward,
and Prosper Ckretien in the LIST
ward. ~ nc II e..
The police jury adjourned till.
tomorrow. Frar
me TN D FErDAg Oct. 20, 1877.
The police jury met CHS day
present as on yesterday.
VI On motion, be it ordained, that
d public road be laid out from
Lake Charles to Haygr0ve's Bluff,
on the Galcasieu river, thence
down said river To d point opposite
west fork, thence up that fork on
the north bank To and inteFsecting
the public road at the old KelsO
saw mill place; and that William
Hughes, j.. Ryan, ;E. r.. Sims, j
A. Spence, Dr.. Gray, and Joseph
Lefranc, be appointed commission
ers to lay odt the same, and report
to this body at the next session.
On motion, be it ordained, that
the sum 0f $40, ID warrants, issue
to w. Prather for. prihtiug Che
proceedings Of the police Jury, to
be done; and that warrants issue
to The following named persons,
for the amounts herein set forth,
viz E F.Et ItkC. -
To w. Prathsr, ptin- sligQar s7
ting .i. .Ei. NO. SO S
81 -
laa \" 95
To Members 81 the Police Jury.
j.. u. Ryansa ..." 98 $15 90.
I" agss 90 10 90
"John Hagan; 9S 10 OO|
a9na.s' s. NJ = 90 40 00I
q pa 't 100 no Col
\ II. A. Hebert, l0l 30 90
"H. %. FarquGF, !" I02 20 co.
a. R. Moss, lO3 l5. OOI
+" J. Nv. Moss, 104 15 O0I
," opt. Clk's snl. los 10 0OI
+ J. Ryan, parish
treasures, 70 10th
OctObor, 1871. & 100 g3 SCI
On motion, be Il ordained, that
J.V. Mossbe authorized to make
IA estimate Of the old debt end cur
4 "a n 1
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I * y - y
.r a. Have you been To take o
birds eye view Of My, William Il.
Hutchins magnificent stock 81 La
dies Dress Goods, 0slicoes, etc!
etc, Ladies, ifnot, give him . call
10y all means, and take a look at
his goods, We know that you
will not only admire thena but be
pleased with the low prices he asks
for them. And you gentlemen,
don't you want = cheap, swarm and
comfortable OysrcOat, pants vests,
under-shirts, draWers, boots, shoes,
hats, vice verssiif 90, call upOu ATr.
H., and he viii go your bill in dou-
BE quick. Can SOON because his
clothing i going and . going, and
and viii soon Be al gone, aud then
you win be sorry that YOU let the
golden opportunity pass.
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h We iuvite Che special Of.
tehtionof those who have been op-
pointed road overseers to that por'
ton Of the proceeding Of the po'
lice Jury - regard 70 she road or
dinances, 60. All those subiect
.tOroad duty whs ras Usa glsct
TO turn ont after being notified, i
is made the, duty Of oyersesrs %
report them TO the grand jury Of
the next term 81 the Diasrictcougtr
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-11-04

R~ How 20 get money isthe groa4
desire OF all. & really good and ser
viceable Sowing Machine that vii make
money for you, or help YOU 70 save ~
VIII be sent TO your own home on III
q for 40 days, no niattet where you
may be, and you can pay fpr II IN sEFn =.
monthly payments, 6g writing 70 she
Great American Machine Co, cor, JohR
and Nassau Street, New York; or YOU
can have q County Right FREQ, Is agent,
and make money inst, We adviao sma.
men % secure the. bnsinesss as nofhiaS
pays better than tka agency for g9e"
Sewing Machine. Write az once.
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The Railroad.


IA gentleman just from Vermill.
ionville, informs us that about Que
haudred hands are atGwork on tho
Opelousas ana Shreveport branch
ofthe New Orleans, Mobile and
Texas Railroad. The work has
been co8nekced 10 avoid for.
fixture Of the charter, but will not
be continued. The whole force
will soon be transferred to the Tex
aBroad; and. it is said thas the.cdn.
pany intend to baye it completed
andtrains running to Lake Charles,
ninety miles west OF Vermillion-
vile, in twelve niontha. So, Ope-
lousasiis To b. left out inithe,cold
indefinitely. pig tho State has per,
formed her part ot the contraet Tho
company ought ~ 40 theirs, and
not simplylC00a aisNee work ta.ayoil
forfeiture 81 e9htfa6t. We want
tie contract fuihiled by both par
ties, not only according 70 Che let.
ter but according to the spirit
[Opelousas Journal, Oct. 28th.
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BA. Since our lust Issue we
have had quite a sudden change in
the weather, On Monday night
and part Of the following day The
rain poured down in torrents, and
after the rain ceased, the wind
,yeered around to. the north, and
the weather turned extremely cold.
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October, 1871.... & 100 gS So
On motion, be il ordained, that
u. N. Mossbe authorized to make
anestimat6 Of the old debt end cur
rent expenditures Sc The parish 81
Calcasieu, for the year 1871, and
publish tho same according to law.
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s. In consequence 1T the
swollen state Of Kiosh's creek and
other creeks between this. place
and New iberia, there was d fail
sure Of the eastern man on We'd
nesday. iawt aa s bEgaEa
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-11-04

~ The police ipyy ef this par
ish, at its last session, made on sp-
propriation to bridge Kiosh's cou-
lee. A bridge IS very much need
ga to cross that creek dhring .
high stage Of water, ,.sr
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THE. WnEKLY ECHO


IE1J1 WE}E.kLY ECHO.
w Pa AMBER 5000 l... Editor
71s'' LAKE CHaRLES. IA: aA2il
10 tE6n Es -esssGasaS. caf KS
Saturday, Nov! a., 1871.
2 RtaA- by reference to the pro-
c6edings 0f the rpoliee jury loffthis
parish, in,to-day's paper, it,willbe
seen that that Hon. body appQip-
ted a committee to, draft d plan
and specifications for the building
of a new Courthouse, ana to report
lat the next meeting of the Jury.
we, hope the committee will come
to the wise conclusion TO have a
neat and conlmotlious two story
building erected, Instead OF repair
ing thu old delapitlated barn, which
will costthe parish almost,as much
as Q new one.
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and to report to this body at the
next session.
On motian, be it ordained that
the following claims be allowed
and ARA 3D. therefor viz
To John III. Reid, for Sherifs costs
in 1859 aud 1870. No. ~ s 90
- fg gBtT "a14 /. 20
g I" rs 90
59 [ .JIN 9sFt76 @ l6
saig & M
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-11-16
Titles Under Tax Sales.

Justice Dillon, OF the United States
Circuit Court, few days since rendered
an opinion, which is Of importance to
county officers in this Staue. The suit
was brought by A. n. Lancaster, against
the County Auditor and Treasurer Of
Page county:
The plaintiff claimed to be the owner
of certain lands in Page county which
had been sold for taxes in 1864, and for
which deed was given to the purchaser
In 1887 the land was again sold for tax
es to James Callahan, Jr. In 1870, the
plaintiff went to the County Auditors
office and offered to redeem me lands
from the last sale, but the Auditor re
fused t" accept the money, on the ground
that he was no longer the owner Of the
land, and the only person who could re
deem it, was the holder of the tax deed
under the former sale. The suit was
brought to redeem the land. and to en-
join the Treasurer from making a deed
under the last sale.
The court held that the plaintiff had
the right to redeem that the Auditor
had no right to refuse to issue the re-
demption certificate; and that he should
have received the money rendered by
the owner Of the patent title. The fact
that an outstanding deed existed could
not bar the owner from protecting his
interest from the inception Of new es-
tate under the last sale.
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IOWA ITEM =.

The number Of Germans In Iowa Is
GO, l62 about 10, 900 of which are voters.
Theus are thres lodges Of colored
Masons In lows, one ct Muscatine, one
at Keokuk, and one at Dies Moines.
The laying Of the corne, stone Of tho
new Capitol has been postponed until
the 23d inst.
Rodolphus Bennett, an old settler OF
Davenport, died at Princeton on the
10th, aged II years. He was the first
Mayor Of Davenport, having been elect
ed in 1889. ~~.
The Capitol Commissioners decided
by an unanimous vote. the State Register
says. against the laying the corner stone
Of the new Capitol building with
Masonic ceremonies.
The Davenport GezeNes itemizer
says - ten ton stone has been placed In
position over Burlington bank"
Wo3der how far over, aud whether
there Is any danger Of Its falling.
Mr.. Shiplcy, book-keeper for J. M.
Berry & Bro, Sioux City, declares to
the journal that he never wrote letter
to woman except his mother, although
he has sisters, and n goodly circle Of
female acquaintance. He has made
this rule, and kept it, inviolate. Just
what ais him, and what made him so,
the Journal don't say.
The Belle Plain Union makes the
sensible suggestion that prize package
swindIers be dealt with every W here like
any other person obtaining money
under false pretences. .n. ....'
The Homestead says that Mrs. Ellen
S. Upper and Mrs. Annie Slavery, have
entered into . business partnership,
under the name Of the Iowa italian
Bee Company" principally for the
propagation Of the italian Queen Bees.
The apiary is OH the premises of the
junior partner in Des Moines, and in
extent and reliability will not be ex-
ceeded In the United States.
From the last census report we learn
that Iowa now contains free colored
population Of GEOGRAPHICALLY located
in the county Of Lee, ,563; Henry, 465;
Polk, 303; Scott, 246; Des Moines 227 :
Van Buren,, eli; Wapello, 1893; Dubu-
que, 1877 Pottawattomie, 1863: Musca-
tine, 1863; Page, 1853; Mahaska, $50;
Clinton, l29; Taylor, Nl. No other
county contains over one hundred.
The Minutes of the Iowa Congrega-
tional Association for 1871, show that
are in Iowa 207 Congregational
Churches, with l3G ministers; II O27
members; 11,7l3 attendants at Sunday
School; and All average attendance
upon preaching of 1919. We also find
that the expenditures of these congrcga-
tons have been, for the snpln'rt Of the
ministry, sss, 5000; for benevolent
objects. s26, 02G.77; and that there has
been received from the American Home
Missionary Society in aid and support
Of ministers. l7,73s.35.
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The New York Victory.

From the New York Times, Wcdn esday.
The people have nobly responded to
the appeals made to them. We have
gained greater victory than we dared
to hope for. Once more can we be
proud Of our city and State, and rest in
perfect security that the long reign Of
rascals and outlaws is over. Although
the Tammany leaders delayed canvass
ing the vote until past midnight. and
when we write-at in the morning
the full returns are not in, enough is
known to show that splendid triumph
is gained. This comes of the people
interfering in their own affairs. All
honor to the many estimabe citizens
who for weeks past have been sacrific-
ing personal comfort to the welfare of
the COMMUNICATIVE wasting from house
to house, and inducing people who have
not voted for years past to assist in
redeeming our city now! They have
their reward. Let US hope that they
will never again relapse into indiffer-
ence concerning their own affairs.
We must briefly inscribe the details
Of this glorious and ever memorable
victory. OF all the Tammany Senators
offered for re- election Tweed alone il
successful-and he will soon stand in
the felon's dock. Norton is beaten.
Genet and Wolfman are defeated Brad
ley is literally nowhere" Judge Bar
rett Is elected by = great majority, and
Ledwith will realize this morning the
bitter truth that he has sacrificed honor
and reputation without even getting
a mess Of pottage for 1t. May that ever
be the fate Of venal traitors! or the
Assembly Districts we know little
while we write, but our news columns
will supply the latest information. The
probability seems to be that Tom Fields
is beaten and Saymore clected-and that
Mr.. Tilden Is returned in the Eigh-
tenth District. We have gained four
State Senators between this and Albany,
and probably have q two-thirds MAORI.
ty in each House. With this we can
sweep away the New Charter" and
pass any laws that may be necessary for
the welfare Of the people. The County
ticket appears to be elected clean. The
majority of Sigel is spIendid-at least
10000.
As for the State, it has come to our
help with an ardor which we ought
never to forget. In the district where
the Times has a very large circulation,
the Republican gains are very striking.
Thus in Poughkeepse, there is Re
publican gain of seven hundred. In
the town of Yonkers We gainovsr six
hundred In Greenbush, Rensselaer,
county, the gain is over five hundred
Aud 80 the story goes in nearly all
parts Of the State. We judge from
the figures now before US
that we have carried the State
ticket by from fifteen to twenty thou
sand majority.
Will anybody say now that 1t is OF
mo use" to fight against Tammany?
Will the eroakers tell us to-day that
honest citizens stand no chance against
corrupt politicians" The victory we
have won il priceless, not only from
what II gives us now, but because
it viii revive every mans faith in the
ultimate triumph of truth and Justice
because it will teach schemiDg politij.
clans that the voice OF the people is
supreme, and that the immortal princi.
Piles on which this Government is
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-11-16
Wisconsin Fire Sufferers

Governor Fairchild announces, offici-
ally, that the wants Of the burnt district
in Wisconsin have now been supplied.
The following IL his announcement of
the fact aud note Of thanks for favors
received:
"Ex. DEPARTMENT., STATE OF WIS.,
Madison. Wis, Nov. 8, 1871.
ITO the people Of the United States
1.-THE Relief Committee inform me
that the supply Of clothing on hand. in
transit, and ready for shipment will be
sufficient for the sufferers by the fires in
this State. No further contributions Of
this kind are needed now. Your gener-
osity has comfortably clothed the needy
for the winter. They would not tax
your liberality II moment longer than is
necessary, and gratefully thank you for
your liberal and timely aid.
LUCIUS FAIRCHILD,
Governor of Wisconsin,"
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The Grosvenor Case.

The charge of Judge Williams to the
Grand Jury last Thursday, meets the
hearty approval of the other Judges, as
we'll as that of the leading members of
the Bar in this city.
The Judge emphaticslly declared that
neither himself nor the Prosecuting At
torney had the right to instruct the
Grand Jury, as to whom they should in
dict, or whom they should not iDdict.
land If this court may not do it, far
less may any person who does not sustain
to your official relations. As to your
duty to Danish from your minds all
passion and prejudice, so also does it
behoove you to isolate yourselves from
ever y influence without you body. 1t
is also the duty Of the Court to see that,
to the extent of its power, you are freed
from all external pressure. Should any
one, not Of your body, seek to influence
you by written, printed or verbal COM
munications TO any one of you, you will
inform the court of such fact, that the
offender may be dealt with for con-
tempt
1t will be remembered that Governor
Palmer instructed the Prosecuting At
torney of the State, as we'll as the District
Attorney, to advise the Grand Jury
to indict Mayor Mason, a. we'll aslLieu
tenant General Sheridan and General
Sherman. The Court instructs the Jury
that such advice would be contempt of
Court, and punishable accordingly.
How far removed from such contempt
the instruction and advice of the Gov
ernor OF the State to the sworn officer of
the Court may be, Judge Williams, in
his clear and comprehensive charge,
omitted to state. -.JOurndl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-11-16

The Massachusetts woman's suffrage
association catechised the candidates for
governor-on the question Of woman
suffrage, and ellicted the following re-
ply from John Quincy Adams, the
democratic candidate:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN II regret
very much that have not the time at my
disposal just now to answer appropriate
~ and at length your polite letter of
enquiry rs to my opinions upon woman
outrage But you may, perhaps,
gather all the information which you
require from bold statement that am,
after careful thought and some study,
firmly and unequiyocaIiy opposed to
duty in the very improbably contin-
gency of my ever occupying any con
siderable public office, to stand by the
old immemorial division Of activities
and functions which seems to mo to lie
at the foundation Of society. ll4,a
Respectfully yours, J. O.. ADAMS.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of special execution to me direct
ed. issued from the Office Of the Clerk of the
District Court, in and for the county Of Cedar
and State Of Iowa. in favor Of Andrew Ford,
a d against John Shriver, have levied upon
the following property as the property OF the
said John Shriver, to wit:
SThe west half VI Of the northeast quarter
" and the northeast quarter u Of said north
southeast quarter ~ of said northeast quarter
M, oil in section number twenty four IA, in
three [3l, west of the 9Th p. m. containing one
hundred and forty acres, situated In Cedar
county, Iowa
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door, in the town Of Upton in
said county on saturday, the I'd day of Dec,
A. D. ISL. At one o'clock T. N. of said day,
to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this ith day Of Nov, A. d. 1871.
JOHN D SHEARER
45w3 Sheriff of Cedar County, Iowa.
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Notice ia hereby given that the undersigned.
Administrators Of the estate of John Weaver
deceased, will sell at public SALE On Saturday
November 18th, A. ID. 1871, the following real
estate belonging 10 said estate, to wit: The
south half "a OF the northwest quarter "a of Sec
ton four "a. township eighty 100, range three
southwest a quarter OF the northwest quart er
Il OF section eight 90, in township eighty go,
range three 90, west of the 9TH p. m, in Cedar
county, Iowa. Said sale to take place at Tip
ton, Iowa. THOS KNOTT,
Per 9. l.. Smith, Atty. 43w4