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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-01-25

LEE-Loy.-Persons not grossly ig-
noraut sometimes sag they will lay
ruesning lic] down; shas they had
laid llainl an hour, or that the hammer
is laying [lyiDgI by the tacks. Lie
means to recline; its past tense is lay
81 lay there all that night )" its partici
pies lyiag and 1ain. Lay fused Of pre-.
seut time) means to put something
doun-oue lays carpet lis past is haid
II lsid it myself" It's participles
laying aud laid-"I was interrupted
while laying it. and. was not all laid
uusiInight" yg
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MONEY CANNOT BUY 1T!
FOR SIGHT IS pR1cELEss.,

The DIAMOND GLASSES. manufactured BY J.
E. SPENCER & CO., New York, which are now
offered to the public, are pronounced by all the
celebrated Opticians ofthe world to be the most
Perfect, Natural Artificial help to the human eye
ever known.
They are ground under their own supervision,
from minute Crystal Pebbles, melted together,
and derive their name. "DiamOnd," on account
of their hardness and brilliancy.
The scientific principle on which they are con-
s:ructcd brings the core or centre OF the lens d-
rectly in front of the eye, producing clear and
distinct vision, as in the natural healthy sight,
and preventing all unpleasant sensations, such as
glimrneriug and wavering of sight, dizziness, de-,
peculiar to all others in use.
They are mounted in the frc.t nanucr in
frames of the best quality, of all materials used
for that purpose. Their finish and durability
cannot be Surpassed.
CAurrnN-None genuine unless bearing their
trade mark stamped on every frame.
+. HALTOM FOLSOM,
MATCHMAKER & &JsWeLER,
SUMTER, S. C.
December 81 (:
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Special Message Of the Governor
REVIEW OF THE up COUNTRY
TROUBLES.

THE PEACE OF THE COUNTRY is NOT
THREATENED TO SUCH A DEGREE AS
TO WARRANT THE CALLING OUT OF
THE MILITIA.
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KL,
CHARLESTON, S. c.

BOARD. PER DAY. $500.
xoBr. RAKILrox. MRS. 4. L. srlTERFIELD,
Superintendent. Proprietor
Oct5
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4 sPEtI<LIIY FLOUR SACKS. PAPER
"A BAGS and WRAPPING PAPkR,
- At : EDWARD PEaRYS.
l$s Meeting-streel epVosite Charleston Brtel
Oct S sm
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whether 1t Is true OF iatse IL ooes just
the same"
Not feeling inclined to argue with
nv friend over the matter, especially
as I could see that be was man who
would not take contradiction quietly,
readily owned that I was wrong and he
was right.
"s'pose you don't want to sleep di.
: "ipdeed / do, for 1 am very tired"
"I guess it's not safe to sleep in these
parts, unless you can manage to keep
que eye OPEN"
Why? Surely We are safe here p
II don't knoWitiat. I cale'late yen
air a stranger iuthese parts?"
sfT am"
"But / guess you've heard of Silas
CassAhe d1eils hercabo uts"
SiIas CassI / had indeed heard Of
him as one. of she most desperate and
deprsyed charatsrs that haunted the
ut ouutt-se,tlensnts Of America. he was
shsuected--nay;oiti MA .naetnlly. certain
l2.thas be had sSunisted more murders
and robbcstsss than any man in the
u0rlds.bus be had eoutrised to- eyade
the Law, for although suspicion was
eiF;ssat. i;s,t there Ess 10 proof and the wretch
had aluays escaped the Punishment BE
aOfiekF dssertsd. -. ss5y,'s s Z
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As Silas rose to procure some more
whisky, took the opportunity Of scrib-
bling few lines upon the back of an
envelope, which slipped into slit in
my coat-lining.
He made me stake my horse, my coat
and vaistcoat; in fact, everything l
possessed. l lost all, and then threw
myself back as if in despair, beWailing
nv bad fortune and rashness in having
trusted to cards. Silas seemed highly
delighted with my melancholy. consol-
ing ma> with the assurance that there
were plenty more banks 10 the world.
and might regain my fortune. After
bearing his taunts for some time pre-
tended to cry myself asleep, but took
care to place my face in such position
that could see oil that Silas did with
ont appearing to watch him.
No sooner had my first suore sounded
than Silas rose from the ground, and,
drawing his revolver, adyauced toward
me.
"Of all the darned fools l ever did
meet, this one beats them all. He =
thiefl Bahlhe is disgrace 70 the
name. I Is'pose it's 20 use potting him ;
he can't bring anything against me p
He lost all his money in play. Resides
he xoa'. care about kicking up noise
| in ease Of the baak fGding him. And
| yathe gould be ssfsr. S
Ashe spoke, be levelsd iSe pistol
straight at my head. Ishall never for.
lget shas terrikls; none6s. I knew that
The ,sIighsest novenens would : be the
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IsnDrsrs or rHs CHICAGO Fac

I INCIDENTS or THE CHICAGO FIRE.
Alfred l.. Sewell, one of the most
widely known publishers Of Chicago,
10 collecting incidents Of the great
Gre. TO b Published by him, in book
form. 1t the earliest possible day.
Nr. 6ewell's printing establishment
md business were entirely destroyed,
leaving him at liberty to give his
whole attention, for tho present, to
|this book, which will DO one of thrill.
ing interest. Mail to him now, at
Chicago, the price, fifty cents, and he
viii send you copy postpaid. as
soon % ready.
All. learned TO stick type with the
Junior editor Of this paper, in vii.
mington, Ohio. whom be was pub.
Usher Of the Wilmington Republican,
in 1857. We both, in ls4s, gravi.
tased West hs to the village Of Chi
cago, We to tho wilderness where
now stands Ottumwa. He started q
job Office in Chicago, and subseq
" the Latte Corporal, and acquired .
competency, nearly all of which wa,
swallowed up in the great Chicago
fire. We can assure our readers tina
If they send him 80 cents that they
will get tho worth of their none,
and also do good deed.
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Fite Yroef 1Iaeoslal,

The fire in Chicago has demon
strated that brick is nearer fire proof
than either stone or iron, and that if
many Of the buildings, supposed to-
be fire-proof had been properly con-
structed INTELLECTUALLY, they would
have withstood the severe heat of
the fire. Horace White has written
an interesting letter to the Cincin-
natl Commercial, and what he says
upon one point deserves especial con-
sideration IN every city. He con-
firms the general impression that
the magnificent edifices supposed to
DO fire.proof wore constructed in the
most faulty manner. All stone build
ings, of whatever kind. crumbled
away at once. Iron stood as little
ne stone. Brick alone resisted the
heat, and many structures Of this
material would probably have.been
saved If they had been properly ar.
ranged internally. The post Office
was fair sample Of the so-called
fire.proof buildings. The floors
were of tiles, resting upon brick
arches supported by iron beams
Iron columns supplied the place of
internal walls. The window castings
and doors were of iron In fact, there
was hardly any wood in the build
ing except the furniture. The heat
however, was sufficient to warp the
iron columns aud displace the beams,
and 90 the whole interior tumbled
into the cellar. The Tfi6uue build
ing had inside brick walls, strength-
ened with iron columns and secure
~ braced. It stood while every
thing around was blazing, but it was
burned out at last, and large part
Of the front was knocked out BY the
varying Of the iron beams.
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When plant Of 4 tree begins to decay
1t must needs die. 1t cannot be revitalized
But it is not SO with human beings. A
human ruin can be repaired, strengthen.
ed, restored, though brown leaf or 9
withered blade of grass can never be
made green again. In the autumn O.
life. or even in Its winter, when f1aturs
seefhs to be giving way under the pres.
sure OF years, 1t Is still possible to retard
the progress of decay, and to lend to age
more than its wonted vigor. As a means
of promoting this object, Hostetter's stom.
ach Bitters is unquestionably the most po-
tent OF all restoratives. 1t will not max Q
the old young but il will prevent, lessen,
or sooth tho infirmities which are the
usual acyompaniments Of the decline OF
life. For debility and lack OF nervous
power, from whatever cause arising, 1t is
the medicine that of all others before the
word, best deserves tho name Of specific.
In purity. in invigorating properties, in
its adaptation to weak stomachs and fee
BILE organizations. 1t has no competitor
among the tones OF the pharmacop@,a,
nor among proprietary remedies. Be-
sesses Alternative and regulating proper
ties OF the highest order. and AZ an anti
bilious medicine IL far preferable TO any
Of the preparations containing mercury.
Time has shown that for physical decay,
nervous debility, dyspepsia, bilious dis
orders, and Intermittent fever, Hostetter's
Bitters is a remedy without rival. This
is the season Of the fall Of the leaf: let it
remind the old, the feeble, the sickly, to
with this great vegetable tonic and alter
alive.
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TRANxsoav1lg0 Pno0l.Al3ATIolC
70 Tie People Of the State Of Iowa:
Another year has passed, with
its REQ orded trials, victories, rewards,
punishments, and blessings. As we
review them, how manifest are the
reasons for thankfulness and praise
70 God for his wonderful goodness to
tis.
Therefore, and in accordance with
the recommendation Of the President
Of the United States, l, Samuel Mer.
rill, Governor Of the State of 10 wa,
do call upon the people Of the State
to observe the thirtieth day Of No
vember, instant, as q day of Thanks.
giving to Almighty God for the
blessings he has conferred upon US.
He has beautifully rewarded the
husbandman in his labors, and has
given Us great prosperity as a com.
monwealth. While the people ofour
sister States have suffered from the
devastation of fearful and almost un.
precedented fires, let us return
thanks that our people have been
spared such calamity, and that we
are enabled through the bounty Of
the Great Giver Of all Good, from
our abundance to contribute to the
relief Of the suffering and needy
and while We offer our prayers and
praises for the happiness which We
enjoy, lot Us not forget thooe whom
sorrow and calamity have rendered
deserving Of our sympathy and aid.
In Testimony WHEREOF, l have
ss hereunto set my hand and
Z. 1. caused tho Great Seal ofthe
State to be affixed, this 9Th
day Of November, A. D. 1871.
SAMUEL MERRILL, Governor.
By the Governor:
Ed. WRIGHr, Secretary Of State.
j WE e.
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The Bedford IoDa Southeast says
"the barn Of Benjamin Warfeld,
living in Washington township, was
burned on the morning ofthe I'd
inst. The barn was o fine building,
costing $1,000 cash. 1t was tota
loss, including two fine horses, l,00t
bushels OF corn, IS tons of hay, IL
hogs and various farming imple
ments. Some six weeks ago Mr.
Warfield bad two fine horses shot BY
some high-minded CD neighbor fol
the crime Of getting i.,to . field
around which there was no ionce
Itis more than probably that tb'
cause of the fire could be traced t,
the Same source"
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e
CIVIL ORDER.-No one disputes
the fact that the safety and perpetui.
" Of the state depends solely on the
maintenance Of civil order, and hence
we are interested with all others in
everything which goes TO promote
this. We commend to teachers and
school officers, and to the people
generally. tho able articles LEARN o
upon these points in the last number
OF the JOURNAL OF EDUCATION. In
addition to these, it CONTAINS the pa.
per- complete, read by MRS. MARY
Howe SMITH, before the National
Teachers Convention, on allow to
teach Geography" Poem. by Mis.
ANN G. BRAckErr two elegant cuts
OF school buildings, notices of rew
books, educational news, DO.
Address, J. Il. MRRwIN,
Editor and Publisher.
no Chestnut street, st. Louis, Mo.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
have associated themselves together and be-
come incorporated under the Laws OF Iowa,
for the purpose of transacting business as al
Incorporation for pecuHiary profit.
LIST. The name of such Incorporation ID
The ottamwa Gas Light Company, !" and its
principal place of tfansacting business is In
Uttuniwa, Wapello County, Iowa.
ID. The general nature Of the business Ia
be transacted by such Incorporation Is the
construction of Gas Works IN said city, the
and Coal Tar to said city and Its Inhabitants,
including the purchase and sale of Coal there.
ID. The amount OF Capital and stock is One
Hundred Thousand Dollars authorized Capt..
tai stock Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand
dollarsl, twenty per cent. Of which is to be
In one year as called for by the Directors
calls not TO exceed twenty per cent. OF the
amount subscribed, nor be oftener than once
in sixty days.
ilh. The incorporation shall commence II,
existence on the LIST day Of November, A. d.
ISL, aud continue for the term OF fifty years
9Th. The affairs Of Company are to be con.
Quoted by Board OF Directors of not les'
than Three or more than Seven, who cleo
from their number annually, on the 6rs'
Tuesday IN November, at Ottumwa. Presf
dent, Vice President, Secretary and Treasur'
err, and who also appoint an Executive Com
miitee OF Three, all OF whom hold their re
specttve offices for one year and until theft
successors are elected or appointed.
or liability to which the Corporation shall u
any time subject itself shall not exceed two
thirds Of Its paid up Capital stock:
,th. the private property Of the incorpo
all corporate debts or liabilities
In witness whereof We have hereunto sc
our hands this LIST day OF November A.
1871. AMtSA F.. SWIFT,
WILLIAM H; WHITLA. Incorp'tor'
NELSON o,swIFT.
| Nov. 8-dlt,wit.
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Dr.. Feslcr's skin and science cannot
be excelled as Surgeon, 0culist and
Physician, 18 years in a large and con-
slant practice in treating diseases and
deformity of the eyes, eyelids and ear
and all other acute and chronic diseases
ture durable.
Tumors, cancers, old sores aud every
form of skin diseases are treated success.
fully.
DIR. Fesler will visit any part of the
country in consultation or 70 perform
surgery, for all deformities and diseases
where medical II eatm mt ia of no avail.
1t must be admitted by all that q sur
geon who gives his whole attention and
study as Specialist, has no superior liz
treating diseases of the Eye, Far, Throat
Lungs. and other chronic diseases.
Office corner Main and Green streets,
OTTUMWA, IOWA.
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MARR1ED-Nov. 18th, at the resi-
dence Of the brides Father, By Rev.
J. s. Budd, Mr.. w. I. HARPER, of OF
tumwa, and Miss NELLIE KNIaHT, Of
Ellisville, lii. No cards.
We thought the firm Of Taylor,
Blake 4 Co. was pretty strong
one, but it seems VIM. is determined
to add another partner. The firm
is now full, no more chances. We
congratulate the happy couple, and
welcome the fair bride as a citizen
of Ottumwa.
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kHoAI, NOTICE.

To GEORGE CATIIN:-Take notice that there
Ia now on ale in the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court Of Wapell0 county, Iowa, the
petition OF r. r. Bower 4 CO., claiming Of vow
the sum OF one hundred and twelve and Sf-iQO
from December 18th, 1870, on promissory
note, and asking that q writ OF attachment be
issued to secure the pay ment thereof. Now,
at or before noon Of the second day of the next
December term OF said Court, TO be begun and
held at Ottumwa, on the 1lth day Of Decem.
tudtment rendered thereon, as prayed for In
petltion. FAWCETT 4 MCNETT,
r1ftglt pins Att'ys.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

By virtue of an Execution TO me directed
from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Wa.
pello County, Iowa, on a Judgment obtained
In said Court on the 28th day of Oot., 1871, In
favor OF John Hite, as plaintiff, and against
Alkaline Lyman and o. W.Lynam. as defend
ants, for the sum of Two Thousand Three
Hundred and Eighty three Dollars and 81 cts,
and ten per ent. interest and costs taxed at
81 05 and accruing costs, have levied upon
the following real estate taken rs the prop
erty Of said defendants to satisfy said e1ec6-
ton, to.wit
Lots Nos four "a and i've % In Porter &
Co.'S subdivision OF parts Of out lots numbers
thirty t30) and thirty-one CD In the city OF
Ottumws, Wapello County, Iowa.
And will offer the same for sale to the high.
est bidder, subject to right Of redemption, for
cash In hand, on the 18th day Of December,
A. D., 1871, in 'front.' of the CouK House door,
in Ottumwa, at the hour of one O'Clock, T.
NJ, Of said day, when and where due attend
ance will be given by the undersigned.
Dated at Ottumwa, Iowa, Nov 18th. ISL.
8. A. SWIGGETT, sheriff OF said Go.
By VIM. II. H. AsBURY. Deputy lnSl-w2
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION,

Notice is hereby given that the oltumwa
Base Bail q ssociation has been Incorporated
under the general laws OF the State Of Iowa,
for the purpose OF enclosing, improving and
operating Base Ball Grounds near Ottumwa
Iowa. and Playing Match Games of Base BALL
The. capita. stock OF said Association ii
One Thousand Dollars (sl000.00l, to be paid In
when the stock is taken.
Said Corporation commenced on the stb
day OF September, la7l, and Is to continue
Twenty years.
OF 0ttumwa.
The affairs OF the Corporation TO be con duet
ed by a board of net more than seven Diree
tors who are to be elected on the second Fri
DAY In Septembero OF each year.
The Executive officers for the year com
mencing september sth: 1871, are June A
Wentx, President; j. l.. Taylor, Vice Presi
dent; J. c. osgood. secretary. and ]. j, Mil
lard Treasurer.
This Association can NJ no time subject IL
self to an indebtedness exceeding one half ~
the capital stock
The private property oSthe stock holders i
exempt from liability for corporate tndeht ed
meas. JUNEA. WENTI
]. g. OSGO0p, President.
Secretary, In29-wi.
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Iowa.

A few extracts from tho advance
sheets OF the U. S. Census Bureau
will interest every Iowa reader. The
aggregate population Of the territory
10 1870, 43,ll2; in 1850, l02,2l4; in
1853, 674,913; in 1870, l,l94,792.
1t may, therefore, be inferred that
the population now considerably OK
ceeds 100000. In 1910, the mum.
Der Of slaves was reported to be l6i
free colored, ITO; Of the latter in
1870, 5,762. Only 65 Indians were
reported in 1860, and only AZ fol
1870. The five most populous coun
ties are stated to be Linn. q ,S04
Clinton, 30, 227; Lee. 35 CAT /; Scott
38,353; Dubuque, 38.8o2. In 1856
there were only llls92 foreign borr
people in the State, while in 1871
there were 987,735.
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DR.. E. G. Minnick has removed to
Ellsworth, Kansas. The DIR. has re-
celved thorough medical education,
is an honorable and upright gentle
man, and we heartily commend him
to the citizens of Ellsworth, and can
assure them that he will be a good
acquisition to that young town and
State.
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As will be seen by a card 10 our
local, Messrs. Mitchell & Jaques have
formed q general co-partnership in
in the Law, Real Estate and lnsur-
ance business. We commend this
firm to our readers as being in every
way reliable, and wish the new firm
entire success. Their ad. sill APP
pear in . few days.
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srUS ATTMAs5NIc nuIrnlNo,


Cbrssv. ef Nass and Jefsr,on Streets.
] respectfully call the, attention Of
q Farmers, Merchants ana vitissns
k1nerally, to ths$fact tkat / ! have
eened at the above named place a
06hERAL coMMissroN STORE for the
LA Of an kinds Of ooun,rv snroduca
vAioh. mar ha oons;onad - mo vh;oh
In Eosi. r,onn. .,,on,;a. :
vould fu..her announce th., will
nv st the hivbest caab nr;ce Hide.
6Yff16 nsass,sx s,.;n
= S..S. -. "a ~. -
49, L;,SaS@a,s
:, .da;,;.,
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HURLBUT & EDSALL.
% LAKE ST. CHICAGO, ILL
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
decl3. d&wlv.

00k TWENTY-FIVE DOLLA RS will be
90 paid for a single case OF incurable
Catarrh. Dr. Merwin's Vegetable Catarrh
pint of medicine, and is sent by mail OH re-
cefpt of thirty cents. 81
IT is the BEST, because IL nepsr fails to
c,efe a,lg case of Cdtdyrh.
We wish to send our pamphlet. eutitled
Man and Woman as Invallds," 70 every
reader OF this paper, and viii mall, free, a
dozen or more copies to any person who will
hand them to their friends. Address, st.
Louis Medical Association, No. III sixth
Street. st. Louis, Missouri. July l0.'7l-dwiy
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Observation-Disclosures Kaime, the
young man arrested for arson,
Charged with firing Grimes shop,)
was taken before Judge Williams,
yesterday, on a write of habeas
corpus, and discharged, the Judge
deeming tho testimony insufficient
to hold him for trial.
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sHER1EF.s SALE.

BY virtue OF an Execution to me directed
from the Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Wa
pello County; Iowa, on Judgment obtained
In said Court, on the nth day OF October. ISL,
In favor of Fish 4 McGinitie, as plaintiff, and
against Elizabeth Johnson. as defendant, for
tho of Four Hundred and Fourteen Dol
lars and II nts and ten per cent. interest and
costs taxed at s5.s5 and accruing costs, have
levied upon the following real estate, taken
as the property of said defendants, TO satisfy
said Execution, to-wit:
Lot No one jim block eiehfy-two (e2) In the
city of Eddyyi1le, Wapello County, Iowa.
And Will offer the same for sale 10 the hig.-
Deer, A. D., 1871. in front OF the Court House
door, In OtthmwA, at the hour Of one O'CLOCK,
+. NJ, of said day, when and where due At
tendance will be given by the undersigned.
Dated at Ottumwa. Iowa, Nov. 18th, 1871.
9. A. SWIGGETT, sheriff of said Co.
By WIN. H. H. AsBURY. Deputy. inSlw2
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LnoAK NOTICE.
STATE OF IoWA, -sri rs :. !
Wapello Connty

STATE OF IOWA, 20 91erI Fasai. ss5fs --. :.
Wapello Connty F4
Fl 10 all whom itmay concern:
You are hereby notified that It = regular
term OF the Circuit Court OF Wapello County,
therewas opened and publicly read an instru..
ment of. writing purporting TO BIO the last Will
and testament Of Ufiah Hawley, late q said
ned that the second day of the next term OF
said Court, commencing on the second Mon.
day, 18th day OF December, 1871, has been set
as the day for the fnAl hearing ana proof Of
said will. at which timea all persons fnterested
may appear and show cause why the same
should net be admitted to probate.
BY order Of the Court.
nN-Mlt L, NJ. QODLEY, CLERK.
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Llsai Ms.see,

In the Circuit Court OF wapello County Iowa,
q December Term, 1871.
TO Daniel Frederick and JOY Frederick:
You and each OF you are, HEREBY notified
that there Is now, on fiIe in the ONCE Of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court In and for the Coun-
" OF Wapeilo, the petition of the County Of
Wepello for the use of the school Fund, prey
inR for the foreclosure OF mortgage desCrib-
Judgment Against the makers OF the note,
which said mortgage was given to secure for
z20s. 70, you and each Of you being the princl.
pals ID said note. Now unless you appear and
DEFEND thereto on or before noon Of the sec
ond day of the next December term OF said
Court, TO be begun and held In said county
on the 18th day Of December, 1871, default
Will be entered against you and Judgment eu-
tered thereon; 80 -
HUTCHINSON 4 HACKWORTH,
n00-4tk 81 Plaintiff Attorneys.