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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-30
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of writ Of q ia to me directed
- by the Hon. Circuit Court Of Mzdi-
son county, Tenn, at its September Term,
1879, will sell ut public sale, TO the high
est bidder, for cash, at the Court Il euse
door in the city Of Jackson, on
Saturday, December 2Ist, 1879,
The following described property. levied
on a. the property Of Cullen Lane, being a
part Of his original tract, and bounded as
follows, to-wit; Beginning At the south
east corner Of said tract. where IL touches
W. NJ. TidweiPs line. thence with the Spring
Greek road, north 81 = degrees east. So poles
TO the corner OF the Old Fenner tract: thence
north with the said Fenner's line 81 poles
10 a stake; thence west us poles 10 a stake;
thence east IS 4 poles 10 the beginning, tu-
Guiding the dwelling, Out-houses. stables.
gin houses. &c-, levied on as the property Of
Cullen Lane, TO satisfy a debt and cost
which b. A. Hays recovered against said
Lane. Z. n, MAY,
noy264t Sheriff.
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CANDIDATES.

To the Voters O Z the city OTJaeksOn:
am anxious 10 be reelected City Re
eorder, and respectfully ask all who con
sistently can, TO vote for me. ...
-., fr. r. W. MAY.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-30

INDIANA SENAToR.-Hon. o. p.
Morton was reelected L. S. Sena-
tor from Indiana, last Tuesday, for
six years from 4th of March 1873.
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COMMERCIAL.
JACKsoN CoTroN rIARKEr.

notwithstanding the Epizootic,
the receipts have been as large as
usual this week-planters generally
using oxen for transportation. Pri-
ces steady and active; however low
er grades are dull. We quote FRI
DAVIS market "a foIloVFs.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-30

Il Do not be discouraged. II you have
dyspepsia or any disease of the Liver
there is a long life Of happiness before you
If you only use SIMMONS LIVER REG
ULATOR.
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MARRIED,

Lsrkin s Williams and Miss Josephine
T. Nicely.
Wyatt A. West and Miss Elizabeth R.
Lyons.
Thomas II. Norton and Miss S. J. Dollar.
John Il. Russell and Miss Palmyra Kerr.
William B. Nesbitt and Miss Eliza Jane
Mccoy. NJ
Frank A. Bumpass and Miss Lula Lane.
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ALLEN IS
LUNG BALSAM

Is your hope. 1t has been tried by thou
sands such as you, who have been cured ;
many, in their gratitude, have lent their
names TO US. that suffering humanity can
read their evidence and believe Don't ex-
pertinent with new and untried mixture
YOU cannot sffOTd it-but try at once this
invaluable article. 1t can be found at any
drug store and in most general stores II
il warranted 70 give entire satisfaction in
all cases OF lung ana throat difficulties
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NOn-Resident Notice

Ne. zSs. ---In the Chanesry Court OF Mad
isO1 county, TeDn-EliEa Brown, Thos
Brown, ct Al. vs. A. T. Brown, +. p
Lowrahce. ct. al.
n this cause it appearing from the com.
Il plainant'S bill, which is sWsrn 10. that
the defendant, 4. T. Brown, il s
nonresident OF the Stats OF Ten
nesses, 1t Is therefore ordered BY the
Clerk and Master that he make his ap-
pesranee herein, At the Chancery Court OF
Madison county, in the city ef jackson,
Tenn, on or before the
1st, MONDAY OF DECEMBER, 1917,
and plead, answer or demur TO con-
plainants bill, or the same will be ia
Aea for confessed as 70 him and set for
hearing, ex parte.
IL is further ordered that this notics be pub
lished for four successive weeks IN the
Wing and Tribune, a newspaper published
in jackson, Tenn.
DIN. WISDOM, C. an.
Tomiih & Tonlin; Soils.
nov. 4w
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Notice to Tax Payers.
tOme forward and pay your taxes, aad
~ save cost / mean what say.
J. II. HeREE.
State and County Tax Collector.
oct I9tf
Nonresident Notice.
In the County Court Of Henderson
County, Tennessee.
Joseph True and wife Sarah True, vs.. John
Ross, ct ais.

Joseph True and wife Sarah True, Va. John
Ross, ct ais.
I \ this cause IL appearing to the satisfac-
Il ton of the Clerk and Master from the
allegations in the bill filed herein, which
are sworne to, that the defendants Mary N .
Willett and Jefferson Wadly are non-resi-
dents Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upod them,
It is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks ia the Wing
and Tribune, newspaper published in
the city OF Jackson, commanding the said
Mary n. Willett and jefferson Wadly TO
enter their appearance herein before the
Worshipful County Court Of Henderson
county. within the first three days Of the
January Term 1873, OF siad Court to be
holden IN the town Of Lexington, on the
1st MONDAY IN JANUARY, 1873,
and plead answer or demur 0 compIainants
bill or the same will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing eX paI te as to them.
A. II. RHODES, CI'k.
By +. 81. RHODES, DC.
r. h Thorn, Sol.
nov. 10 4w
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Major VIII r. McBath, formerly
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Knox
county, having been lately reduced
to straitened circumstances, was
looking over some old papers last
Sunday morning, when he lit upon
bank check for 81, $40 which had
been forgotten since 1866.
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The State Of Tennessee,
Madison County.

ata Circuit Judicial
ID House IN
oand
the B.
ITO the
esiorth OandI
ehatts within county
Mhc Irand frai n sid
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CO 1t is exceedingly refreshing
to read in our Nashville printed
State exchanges, the graphic des-
cription of the Boston fire, which
occurred three weeks ago. News!
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-30

C The New York sun calls
Henry Ward Beecher ''the Mark
Twain of the pulpit
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-30

SUoTH CARoLINA.-The legisla-
ture of South Carolina assembled at
Columbia last Tuesday. Lee, color
ed, was elected Speaker of the
House.
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$1,000 Reward

Is offered by the proprietor Of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Disc very for a medicine
that viii equal it in the cure Of Bronchitis,
severe Coughs, and The early stages Of Goa
sumption.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-30
FOR ALDERmAN.

We are authorized to announce ROBERT
CAMPBELL as candidate for Alderman
for the Second Ward. Election first sstur-
day in January, 1873.
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FOR RECORDER.

We are authorized TO andouncs ]. r.
CHAPPELL, Esq, as candidate for Re
corder of the City Of Jackson. Election
first Saturday in January, 1878.
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FOR CITY mARsHAL,

We are authorized to announce Capt. W.
w. Bruce as candidate for City Marshal.
Election first Saturday in January Is7s.
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lays market as
Public Sale.

WILL sell to the highest bidder, at my
Il residence one and half miles West Of
Medon, OK Saturday the 14th day Of
December next, the following proper
~: Eight Hes& Of Horses and Mules, one
Fine Jack. a few Hogs and Sheep, one Bug
", a fine Eagle Straw Cutter, and lot Of
Farming Implements, such as PiOws. Har-
rows, &c. Said property viii be sold on
twelve months credit. Note and good Sc
curity repaired Of purchasers.
..s -.rr II. GROOM.
November %. y79-tds
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To Contractors.

HNHE undersigned chairman Of the Crock
Il EFT County Board Of Commissioners,
will let out to the lowest bidder, the build
ing Of Jail in Alamo, the county site Of
said county, on the LIST Monday in Deem
Der next The plan and Specifications for
said building Is in the hands OF Francis J
WJOdS Sec, OF che Board at Alamo. subject
to the Inspection Of all persons Interested.
Sealed proposals are respectfully solicited.
J.F. sISCLA1R, Chairman.
nov Is st
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FOR CITY ATTORNEY.

We are authorized to announce Mr..
CHESTER G, BOND as a candidate for
City Attorney. Election first Saturday In
January, 1873.
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Mistaken.

Last week in noticing the candi-
dacy of Col. G. w. Blackburn, OF
Maury county as a candidate for
Comptroller, we said he would be
remembered by the people of Jack
son, as the former commander OF
Brownlow's militia at this place
We are informed by some of the old
and reliable citizens that he is not
the same man. We cheerfully make
this correction because we do not
desire to do any man injustice.
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Nonresident Notice.
In the County Court Of AcNaiI,y
County, Tennessee.
J. r. Donnell, ct ais vs. Latham Don
nell, ct ais.
Petition to Sell Land,

Petition to Sell Land
\ this cause it appearing to the satisf1e-
Il ton Of the Clerk from COMPLIMENTS
nell, NJ. E Donneli. j. r. DOnnsIl, James
DOnnel. Martha Donnell, J. r Wharton
and Z. II: Wharton, are non-residents ofthe
State Of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Wing and
Tribune, Il newspaper published in the city
Of Jackson, for four successive weeks, COM
handing said nOn-residents 10 appear at
the January Term, 1873. Of the County
Court of said county, and plead. answer
or demur 10 compliments bill or the same
will be taken for confessed and set for hear
ing ex-pzrte.
CALVIN SKULL, Cl'k.
nov 16-zW
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eptmbe %,
NJ nCounv-
he
70and
ordered and
Of
o ours Court.
Given
fa<--r- SION W. BOON,
Iwuon
na the above described tracts flAnd AID lots Sale Court
In Jaeksn MCREE,
IA
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-30

We are authorized TO announce MAR
Gus NJ. BRIGHT as 4 candidate for City
Attorney. Election first Saturday in JAN
uarY.
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Special Appointment.

I WISH to notify the public that hereby
Il nominate Mr.. J. +. Jones my agent, TO
transact all my business Of every kind, and
hereby revoke any agency heretofore Civ
en- for that purpose.
noY23-3t THOMAS GILL.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
CIassifIcatIon OF the men beTs
Elect.

Herewith we present list of the
Senator's and Representatives elect
to the Legislature, with their post
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-30

Rev. ]. II. Rice, of Franklin, has
been called as stated supply to the
first Presbyteria ian Church in Nash
vile, DIR. Van Dyke, the pastor ten
dered his resignation, on account OF
the sickness of his wife, which the
session refused to accept, and he has
leave of absence for few months.
PURE, FREsHS SODA at Brooks
s. Hubbard's.
CHICKENS, TURKEYS, Fresh But
ter and Eggs, at
BROOKS & HUBBARD'S.
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Notice to Creditors.

November %, '72-tds
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Beware OF CaIemeI,

And all MsrcuriaI Compounds. Better,
far better, endure disease than tamper with
this mineral poison, no matter how careful
ly prepared. Its extensive use has already
proven the cause Of great and distressing
injury. DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills contain not
a particle Of Mercury, and can be taken at
AL times with perfect safety. -...
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YAzOo COUNTY, MISS, Nay 3, 1859.

YAzOo COUNTY, MISS, Nay 3, 1869.
Or. Vim. Il. Tut:
/. i have been martyr to Liver Complaint
for three years, and after employing the
best Of doctors, and spending almost all
I was worth for different kinds of medi-
cine, your agent induced me 10 try your
Liver Pills. l have taken them regularly
for several weeks, and have been 30 much
benefited by them that | feel conn dent OF
a perfect enre. 1 consider them tho best
Liver Medicine ever discovered.
} CRAPON.
DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye requires but few
minutes
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Boot and ShOenakers

WANT 10 employ two good Boot anil
IL Shoemakers. / will pay Reasonable
wages, and give steady employment, 1t my
shoD AZ BIedon, Madison county, Tenn.
GEO. w. BROWN.
,,ov2n ~
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Champion Mills,
- NEAR
M.& O. Railroad Depot,
Jackson, Tennessee.

jackson, Tennessee.
HAVING employed Mr.. Isham Walker,
IL one Of the best Millers in Tennessee,
and as
PROGRESS rs MY MORO,
intend, on and after the first day OF De
cember, to run my mill every day in the
week, lSundays eXcepted,) so give me n
trial with your grain. as do not intend be
ing surpassed by any mill in quality and
quantity. 800, .-..1-
have for sale the best wagon manufae-
tured the &" ITEWATER'S-One, two
and four horse.
CLOVER SEED, HERDS GRASS,
Timothy, Orchard Grass, Oats
.Ts- and Hay, e. 500
FOR SALE CHEAP
Call on me At my EIills. -
nov26-1m B. +. BOND.
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Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps,
At GATES LIVE CLOTHING STORE
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CoNsUMPTIvEs READ!

Would YOU cure that distressing cough
and bring back that healthy yigor till late
Is PLANTED IN your checks II you would,
DO not delay, for ere you are aware. II viii
be too late.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-15
BROWN, THE DUELIST.

The Democratic candidate tol
President, Benjamin Gratz Brown
is on record as a duellist. The his
tory of the affair is as follows
Brown was challenged to fight a du
ell by Lietenant- Governor Reynolds
of Missouri, and accepted the ohal
lenge, choosing rifles at distance
OF one hundred yards. Reynolds
was near sighted man, incapable o.
Distinguishing a man from a cow fiji
ty feet of, and so he naturally OBJ
jected to the arrangement, and re-
quested that pistols or swords be
employed. To this the valiant
Brown demurred, and Reynolds be-
gan to insult him every time the two
met. They never encountered each
other in the streets of st. Louis, in
a public library or any other place.
but Reynolds heaped insults upon
the unchivalrous Gratz in order to
provoke a challenge from him. All
st. Louis looked at him with con-
tempt, and hefinally summoned cour-
age enough to send a&ftsnd to Rey.
nolds to deliver challenge and
make preliminary arrangements for
a duel. Two days after the men
met on "Bloody Island" in the Mis-.
sissippi River, pistols in hand, and
Brown came away in a carriage,
with a dang erous wound in his leg.
He carried cane for the next few
months, and in this, his first q last
engagement, received his only scar.
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NEWS FROM GENEVA.
NEW York. August

me" Ohh, august ..
A special from Geneva says that
as the Arbitration progresses the
probabilities increase that the YER
dict will be against England and tn at
it will be in the form of declaration
of the general responsibility for acts
of the Confederate cruisers and
award a gross amount of damages OF
some magnitude, thus obviating a
resort to Assessors. The American
counsel apparently eudeavors to Sc.
cure this instead of detailed award.
Judgment of the Court in each par
ticular ship is therefore of less con-
sequence than it otherwise would
have been but there is reason to be.
lieve that the case of the Georgia is
the weakest and has been practically
abandoned. The case of the Shen.
andoah, however, is pressed closely,
and indemnity for losses to the whal.
ing feet is especially urged. The
discussion proceeds faster than was
generally expected. The English
counsel give particular emphasis to
the argument that the tribunal, unde,
the treaty of Washington, has nc
right to examine into the conduct o!
England in her execution of NUM-
cipal law. They maintain that nc
nation is responsible to another fol
its internal administration.
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FERNANDO WOOD says that all
"good men," including himself, are
for Greeley. -...,..... .....,..
What there is of Delaware will
vote for Grant, including two thou
sand Democrats.
According to the Indianapolis Sen
tinel (Dem) Carl Schurz is ''nser-
ce'aary Hessiaa, aoilIi'ag to fight on
my side for pay" ! .... IT,
Out of ten thousand colored vo-
tiers at Washington d. c., but eleoe'a
have expressed a determination to
be guided by Summers advice.
There's no use that we can see Of
Grants running at all.-Dena Ee'
change. .1t '4'
That's 80. He could qodlk and
beat Greeley.-N Y. Com. Ad0er'
EISCT. ss#-g- a.H- e h
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THE RAILROAD HOO.

sThis seat is taken SIR ALI per-
sons who have travelled to any con-
siderable extent are familiar with
this formula. It tells the story of
the railroad hog-the small-soulsd,
mean, selfish brute, who pays grudg.
ingly for one seat and strains his
small wit to hold two. This partic-
ular hog wore a plug hat with gen.
uine Boston gloss, and enameled shirt
and closely cropped iron-gray beard.
I know his kind. He is an eminent
ly respectable beast who always
pays his debts promptly, takes An
interest in Sunday-schools, admins
trates his dead brothers children
out of their patrimony, is the presi-
dent of joint stock companies and
has biographical eulogies published
in the papers when he finally kicks
the bucket. knew the hog lied
when he said, sThis seat is taken,
SIR and watched him to see how
many times he would reproduce the
talsehood. The coach was rather
full, and, would you believe it, that
miserable hog told sixteen separate
and distinct lies in order to CRAFTY
his mean selfishness. Enough to
sink healthier soul to perdition.
He varied the formula; one time it
was a wave of the hand and look
to the rear of the Car to indicate that
the holder of the seat had gone for
drink of water and would be back
soon. Another time, to the inquiry
Of mild -mannered and timid ques-
toner, he replied by stolid stare,
and then spreading himself little
wider he resumed the perusal of his
newspaper. l was tempted to crawl
up behind him and say in his ear,
You're an awful liar but had my
revenge. A big red faced two hun.
dred FOUNDER, in dirty linen coat,
came in at weary station. Hc was
sweaty to fearful degree. His feet
smelt like valerianate Of ammonia
and rotten fish, and his breath was a
hot, sinking sirocco, based on bad
whisky and onions. This fiery and
fragrant behemoth preferred to set
tie himself in the seat that was ia.
ken. This seat is, began the
hog. well, guess I'll take it till
the other fellow comes, returned the
sweet-stinking heavyweight, and
down he pumped, partially crushing
the hog in his descent. The latter
frowned and began to buster, but
the red faced ruffian soon took that
out of him with threat to swallow
him whole-to chaw him up and spit
him QUITO pitch him out Of the
window-to 60 through him like a
dose of salts, and to make various
dispositions of him in case he didn't
simmer down. Our porcine friend
simmered, and then the barbarian
grew good humored. He told funny
anecdotes and poked the hog in the
ribs. He wanted to know where he
came from and where he was going.
He spat quarts of tobacco juice
across him out of the window, spat'
tering his shirt front, between his
boots and all around. He offered
him 'chaw' every time he took out
his plug of navy. The hog per
spired freely, and shivered with
disgust. Finally he crawled out and
stood up for forty miles, until anoth'
or seat was vacant.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-15
REPLY OF THE PRESIDENT, TO THE
MAYOR OF CHATTANOOGA.
WASHINGTON, August

WASHINGTON, August 6.
President Grant addressed the fol-
lowing letter to Samuel Bard, and
others:
ssI have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of the letter from the
Board OF Aldermen, Mayor end
Board of Trade of the city OF
Chattanooga, extending to myself
and the Cabinet, an invitation
70 spend portion Of the summer va.
cation in their city and at Lookout
Mountain. I am not prepared to
accept either on my own part, OF
on the part of the Cabinet; will in
very few days lay the invitation
before the gentlemen embraced in it,
and will give His Honor, the Mayor,
q definite answer. 1t would afford
me very great pleasure to visit the
people of Chattanooga. / return sin
cere thanks to the Mayor, Aldermen
and Board of Trade, for the invita-
ton which they have given me to
do SO.
TT. 8. GRANT.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

execution directed to me from the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of hahaska County,
Iowa, and dated Aug. ., A. d. 1872, have
highest bidder for cash in hand at the door of the
house in which the last District Court was held in
said county, on Saturday the 7Gh day of Sept,
A. d. 1872, at the hour IL O'Clock, p. M,
the following described real estate in Mahasks
county, Iowa, to-wit:
The east " of the north-eastN OF section No,
in Township No. rs, n CIV.
Taken as the property OF Charles Morehouse
and Charlotte Morehouse to satisfy the above
mentioned execution in favor OF s. Atlee, and
against Charles Morehouse and Charlotte More
house. ..5 E...
J.W. HINESLEY,
Is Sheriff of Mahaska County, Iowa.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-15

A little four year old besought his
mother to talk to him and say some
thing funny. How can I?' she
asked, don't you see how busy ! am
baking these pies p sWell, you
might say, Charlie, won't you have
o pie? that would be funny for you:'
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Mr.. William Bartlett, who was dri'
wing a, horse rake on thu farm OF
Robert Campbell, near De Witt
was severely injured by the horses
taking fright and running away
throwing him violently against
fence.
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Circuit Court,

" Circut Court,
MaSasEa County, S. July Term, 1872.
Peter E. Mott. Ri ZaDeth A. Mott, LYDIA A.
Ruap, James Rual, VS. The unknown WIDOW and
the unknown minor heirs end children OF Free
mn w. Mott, deceased.
To sach OF the above named de 'erdants
You e"e hereby notified that the e IS now on
a. in the Office o. e Clerk OF - Circuit Court
in and ;or MahssEa coun,y ?, Iowa, petition o-the
p.aintifs, Deter Is. Mot. 8Ezlbsth A. Mott
LyGia duane ID James R1an demanding tfat
pIrtition be made among The he $ OF Henry c.
Mott !: re OF said county, deceased, OF he 10 low
ing described reel estate 81 ,a,e md lying in y
haska coun y, Iowa, tO-Elt:
Out LOT No. eight, 81 n kaloosa Iowa, old
plat, except the following described portion
lheIeo., to.wit: One hundred end twenty (120)
feet square IN the south-wesG corner OF said out
lot eight (S). That said petition alleges that you
ALLEGES her and by representation as heirs OF Free
man W. Mott deceased, are entitlee to The undi-
vided one-eighth OF said real estate; that the
mode OF devolution thereof 10 by inheritrnce
from said Freeman W. Mott, who was an heir at
law OF said Henry c. MotS.
You are further notified that unless You appear
thereto and defend before noon OF the second day
ofthe next term OF said Circuit Court to be begun
and held in and for said county, on the third Mon
day OF September, A. ID: 1872, your default win be
entered and partition OF eaid real estlte be mrde
and other relief be granted as prayed for IN said
petition. -
- LAFFRRTY q JOHNSON,
44w6 Pltfrs Attys.
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TRUE TO NAME
SEWING MACHINES.
ABOUT SEWING MACHINES.

Swine MACHINE SALES FoR 1s71.-The magni-
tude to which the sewing machiHe bus ness has
grown 10 only surpassed by the rivalry OF the va
rious competitors. 1.-THE number OF sales be any
criterion OF merit, the Singer seems 10 bear the
palm, as shown by sworn returns OF the compa-
MES, made under the licenses granted them by
the owners OF the sewing machine patents, and