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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-10-11
FROM JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP
Political County Organization.
JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP, Oct.

JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP, Oct. 4.
: Editor Of Butletin:-Thc Republicans
living in the vicinity of the Baptist
Church, in the corner of this township,
have organized a series of meetings to
be holden in the church. with the inten-
ton of continuing them weekly until
election
The first was held September 26th, and
Mr.. Lee was advertised to speak, but
through sickness he disappointed the
meeting. A good audience was assem-
blcd, and Mr.. Champlain aid Mr. Red.
path made brief addresses.
The second Of the. series was held last
evening, and was addressed by Hon. J.
NJ. Hovcy. He had q large audience for
Il farming community, and 4 good, hearty
enthusiasm prevailed. From present APP
pearances l judge that much good will
be accomplished by these meetings.
Meetings should be holden in every
township between this and tile day of
election. There are plenty of speakers,
and experience has demonstrated that
the greatest name will not draw farmers
a dozen miles to the county seat, while
they will turn out en- mdssc to hear a To-
Cal speaker who holds forth in their own
neighborhood 1t is the schoolhousc
canvass that always wins. 1t wakes up
and interests the farmers, and the result
is they all turn out on election day-and
when the farmers all turn out, the coun-
try is safe. PORTER.
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School Reunion.

INDEPENDENCE, Oct. 10th, 1872.
EDITOR BULLETIN:-At a meeting of
several of the former and present mem
bers Of the Grammar department Of our
schools held last evening, permanent
organization was perfected by the cleo
ton of the following officers: Fred.
Abbott, President; Frank Brewer, Secrc-
tary. Vice Presidents: Allen Swartzel,
Quasqueton; Albert p. Wilson, Waverly;
John Getchell. Thos. Dickson, Indcpen-
dence; s. L. Wilson, Fairbanks; Richard
Noble, III; Frank Jacobs, Connecticut;
Frank Fargo, Wisconsin; Charles Stew
art, Kansas; Will Smith, Michigan; Ida
Aylsworth, Ohio; Virginia Clark, Mass
achusetts; Clarence White, Washington
Territory; Susan Berry, Minnesota; Her
bert Eldridge, Nebraska; Katie Josselyn,
Illinois; Katie Cochrane, New York.
1t was voted that a re union of the past
and present pupils and teachers of the
Grammar department of our schools be
had at the close of the present term, the
time to be definitely appointed by com
mittee of arrangements. Eugene Shat
tuck, Mary Dcering and Mary Rowsc,
were elected committee Of arrangements,
to make preparations for the proposed
reunion.
Henry Wells, Of Fairbank; Charley
Older and Annie Spencer, Independence;
were appointed committee to write by
laws and constitutions. Will S. Boggs,
Rufus Brewer, Lizzie Williamson, Josie
Coleman, were appointed finance com
mittee. The meeting was success, and
all are interested and anxious that a
family gathering shall be had here at the
old home. WILL s. BoGGs,
Sec'y. pro TEN.
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BuRaLAnY-Our city experienced an

BuRaLARY.-Our city experienced an
other visitation from the house breaking
fraternity last Tuesday evening. Their
field of operations was on the west side
of the river. They first entered the resi-
dence, of J. s. Woodward, ESQ.,, through
one of the lower windows, and going di-
rectly to Mr.. WIS sleeping room, first
blowing out the light, took his clothes,
which were hanging over chair, and
made off with them. They evidently ex-
pected to find Mr.. Woodwards wallet in
them, but were disappointed, his only
loss besides the clothes being gold pen,
pocket knife, &c. Mr.. Woodward awoke
as the thieves were leaving, and got up,
but not soon enough to catch sight Of
them.
The burglars next went to s. s. Aliens
residence, where they entered by one of
the parlor windows. Finding commune
cation with other parts of the house cut
off by locked doors, they left without
plumber.
Next they appear at the residence Of
Rev. Geo. M. Preston, which they enter
ed by lower window. They fastened
the window up with Mr.. Woodward.s
pocket-knife and left it sticking in the
jamb. Here they took watch, worth
$50 and a valuable breastpin belonging
to the lady of the house. They failed to
discover however, some SIS worth of sill
yer ware, within reach and unprotected.
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DIRECTORY OF CHuRCHEs. Il

PRESBYTERIAN-W. B. Phelps, Pastor Sab
bath service .0:30 A. NJ. and 1850 p. N. Sab
bath School IL O'Clock. Prayer Meeting,
Wednesday evening, 1880.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL-H. 8. Church, Pas
tor, Sabbath services 10 80 A. NJ ana 7:S0P. M.
sabbath School, NJ. Prayer Meeting, Thurs
day evening at 1880
cONGRKGAfIONAL-C H. Bissell, Pastor. Sab
bath service at 1890 A. NJ, and r. M. Sab
bath School, IAN. Prayer Meeting, Wednes-
day evening 1880.
BAPTIST CHURCH-G. M. Preston, Pastor.
Sabbath service 1880 A. NJ, and 1880 7. M Sab.
bath School, II NJ. Prayer Meeting, wednesday
ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL cHURcH-C. s. PERCH
val. Rector Regular Sunday sevvice morning
and evening at ringing of bell. Sunday School
Immediately after morning service.
GERMAN INSTRUMENTATION G. Schaible,
Pastor. Services 80 A. NJ, and 1850 P. n.
sabbath School at 2 P. NJ. Prayer Meeting,
wednesday evening 1850
CATHOLIC-ST. JOHN THE EvANGELLsr-RestOr
Rev. John L. Gosker. Services every Sunday
Low Mass at 81 a. m. High Mass at ION .. m
Sunday school at O'Clock p. m. VespeFs at
O'Clock p. M. Evening services occasionally
Unity Lodge, No. 49, meets every Friday evening
at their Hall In Burr's Block, Chatham Street De-
gree Lodge, first Monday evening of each month.
Members Of the Order, visiting the city, are cor
daily invited to attend.
o. NJ. GILLErr, D. d. HoLDRIDGE.
w. s. w. C. T.
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TOTAL ......... II SJbl JUbc OAlS
Employment is given to 70 male and
ITO female teachers, in the county, at IN
average compensation of seven dollars
and forty-six cents for male, and five dol
lars and eighty-fve cents for female
teachers, each, per week, in the ungraded
schools. Including the graded schools,
the average is $11 .0S4 for males, and
81 400 for females, per week.
The average cost of tuition per week
for pupils, in the summer, is 1914 mills;
in the winter, 1888 mills.
- One hundred and fifty five visits have
been made among one hundred and seven
schools. Nine appeal cases have been
disposed Of; one hundred and fifty-cight
persons have been examined, and one
hundred and seven certificates issued to
teachers since the 9Th day of January,
1879. Respectfully,
E. H. ELY, County Supt.
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Administratrix. Notice.

~ was on the 9th day Of October, 1872, duly APP
pointed by the Circuit Court of Buchanan county,
Iowa, and has qualified as Administrator Of the
estate OF G; o. Bartholomew, late Of Buchanan
Co., Iowa, deceased. All persons indebted to the
Estate are requested to make immediate payment
to the undersigned, and those having claims
against the same will present them duly authen.
ticated to said Court for allowance.
SUSAN D. BARTHOLOMEW, Adm'x.
Dated Oct 9th. 1873. 14-9W
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THE County NOMINATIONS. =. The
detailed report Of the doings OF the he.
PUBLICAN Convention for the nomination
Of county officers held last Saturday, will
be found elsewhere In this issue. The
utmost harmony prevailed in the 1conven.
ton, and the nominations made will un-
.doubtedly receive the hearty approval
and support Of the party in the county
OF the candidate for Clerk Mr.. d. L.
Smith, il is. unnecessary to speak in
terms Of commentator where he 10
known He has served Buchanan Coun-
ty in the same capacity now six years,
and always with such ZEAL fidelity and
ability, such peculiar fitness for the dis
charge of the high duties, the Office in
wolves, that his re- election is demanded
with one accord by men Of all parties
and particularly by the bar. who more
then any other class appreciate the adj
vantage Of q good man In that position.
Tho superior Of Mr.. Smith as custodian
of the records of the courts cannot be
found in Iowa, and the convention did
itself honor in renominating him by ac-
clamation.
The candidate for Recorder Mr.. John
Hollctt, has served two terms in that ca
pacity, and won for himselfa recognized
reputation for accuracy, fsithfulness, a
disposition to oblige, and the most as
siduous attention to the duties Of the
office. Those duties were never better
or more conscientiously performed then
by Mr.. Hpllett, and there was nothinglto
urge against his nomination save the
principle Of rotation. :!
Mr.. Russell, the candidate for Super
visor, is man of excellent capacity and
Judgment and not entirely new to the
duties Of the position, having been a
member Of the old Board. He has a
standing among his neighbors Of an up
right man and good citizen, and il fclec,
ted to the responsible post Of Supervisor
will we doubt not. join his fellow mem:
bers in conserving the best interests
Of the whole county without regard to
the claims Of locality or individual in
terests. "
The whole ticket il e,nincntly worthy
Of the SURFACES Of the people Of Ruchan-
On County, and should be voted, BY Re-
Lpublicans at least, without scratch.
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the party here also favor sending our able
Representative, Hon. w. G.. Donnan,
back again to Congress, he is now cx-
perienced and can control greater infiu-
ence in his second term than he could
at his first. Hoping that the Republi-
cans will again be victorious. subscribe
myself,
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CHANGE.-The appointment for Hon.
NJ. E. Cults meeting in Independence
has been changed from Saturday, Oct.
10Th, to the day before, Friday, the 18th.
Mr. Cuts is sharp and effective speak
er. and should draw large crowd. Re-
member next Friday evening. at tho
Court House.
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WEIGH & Co.-This old established
firm of Grocers, are making preparations
for removal to their magnificent store
room in the New Wilcox Block, about
two weeks hence. Preparatory to this
purchase Il large and varied stock Of
staple and fancy groceries and other
which will be opened out in the new
quarters. WEIGH s Co., have by fair
and honorable dealing established large
trade, which with the improved facilities
will undoubtedly be greatly augmented.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Zephaniah ;scobey,plf In the Circuit Court Of
Against Buchanan Co., Iowa,
John Browning, def't. Dec. Term, A. d. 1872
To Said Defendant:
VOU are hereby notified that on or before the
i LIST day of November A. d. 1872. there will be
on file in the office of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court of Buchanan county, Iowa, the petition Of
Zephaniah d. ScObey, the Plaintiff aforesaid,
claiming OF You the sum Of Nine Hundred Dol,
lars, as money Justly due from you on promis,
sorry NOTE, dated October 9TH, 1868, and the fore
closure Of a mortgage given to secure the same,
on lots 206 and POT in the village Of Jesup, Bu-
chanan county, Iowa, known as the National Ho-
tel property.
You are also notified that unless you appear
thereto and defend, before noon of the second
day of the December term of said Circuit Court of
Buchanan county, Iowa, TO be hold Mt |ndeppndr
ence, in said county, on the 9th day Of December.
A. d. 1872, a default will BIO entered against you
and Judgment rendered thereon III accordance
with the prayer OF said petition
.t3 l.. W. HART.
13w4 Attorney for Plaintiff.
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DRESS FIrTING.-The ladies will Of
course read the advertisement in another
column having reference to q new and
alleged perfect form for dress fitting. The
lady in charge of the invention has par
lors in the second story of Hageman's
new building, on Chatham St.
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WILL pay the highest prices for Hogs
and Cattle delivered at my yard. Scales
free. l will receive them any day, and
if am not at home my wife will attend
to it, W. A. JONES.
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REPTBLICAN.

ENsMINGER Bios, in Wilcox Block,
invite all to examine the specimens OF
enlarged pictures, and rc-touched cards.
Water color, ink and oil work, OF all
kinds, done OH short notice. Gems OF
all sizes. 21-tf
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS 8 SAILORS
Free HomesteadS!
SAILORS AND SOLDIERS,
Their JVidocs &c Orphan Children i!

Their IVido,cs &c Orphan Children !!
BY a law of the last session Of Congress, passed
June the 8th. 1872. 1t Is provided that every
children) who served for ninety days or more. in
the late war; are entitled to homestead OF 10O
acres Of land to be selected from any OF the pub
lie lands Of the United States and the time OF ser
vice or enlistment is to be deducted out OF the
time Of occupancy required to perfect title. II
or enlisted for any Of these. or any other period,
and was discharged before the expiration OF his
time,s on account OF wounds or disability, the
whole time of service, or such period OF enlist
nent, ID to be deducted. The claimant can make
his selection by an agent NJ we'll 40 In person.
The applicant may also make his improvements
by an agent but he must in all Cases occupy ana
cultivate year before he car perfect his title
The widow, II unmarried, or In case OF her death
or marriage, the minor orphan children OF such
parties, may enter lands under the provisions OF
This law II the soldier or sailor died during the
term of service, the whole term OF enlistment
, shall be deducted.
The undersigned, j. n. Miller, formerly Captain
Of Co. II, 9Th Regiment, Iowa Vol. Inf, pro-
poses to act agent for the selection and loca-
tiOn OF homcsteads for soldiers and sailor, or
,their widows and minor orphan children who may
lbe entitled to its provisions.
First Each piece of land " Ia be selected only
,slfter careful examination by me IN person None
lhut frat class agricultural lands 70 be taken. The
DAsSn1 ages of timber, water, building stone. and
other adszstsges. to be carefully noted aud con-
sidered.
second Locations TO he made In rs compact
bodies as can be done, SO ~ to 1ecnre to settlers
the advantages OF civil organizations. schools,
churches. mills, markets. merchants. mechanics,
Third A stipulated fee will be charged IN each
case. one half 10 be paid on application. and the
J.,I. .l,o, n.,fpv IA M
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FIREMEN's ExCURsIoN.--In response to
an invitation from the Cedar Falls IRE
department, Hook & Ladder Co., No. /
of this city started yesterday morning to
pay return visit to their brethren Of
that lively burg. They returned late last
night and speak in the most enthusiastic
terms Of the pleasure of the trip and the
generous, warm hearted hospitality with
which they were received by their brelh.
ren and the eitizens Of Cedar Falls We
learn, also, that our boys astonished the
good people of that place by the perfec-
ton Of their drill. shown by tho feat ef
hauling their truck = square, .eleyssing
the ladders TO the top OF . high build
ing and conveying water to the roof IN
the short space Of two minutes.
The officers Of the company desire %
to return thanks in their behalf TO the
iremen and citizens of Cedar Falls f>r
their magnificent reception; also TO tie
!. G. r. r., and especially to. Agt. Dur
ham, for fayors rendered.
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Election Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that pursuant to the pro-
visions of Chapter One Hundred and Forty Eight
(14S), Acts of the Thirteenth General Assembly OF
Iowa. the Board of Supervisors Of Buchanan
County, Iowa. at their June session, 1872, ordered
that the question OF an increase Of the number Of
Supervisors to seven, be submitted to the electors
of Buchanan county, at the next general election.
The form Of ballot will be az follows:
Shall The Number Of Supevisors h Increased 70 Seven
This shall be followed by a written Yes or
mo" j. L. LOOMS,
Sept 10, 1872. 1876 County Auditor.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-10-11

MIR. DOMAIN AT WINTHROP.-Wcho hope
our readers at Winthrop and vicinity
will not fail to attend the meeting at that
place to morrow evening. We can safely
promise them, if they 60, that they will
return to their homes with an enlarged
conception Of the growing ability Of Mr..
Donnan as public man, and q renewed
respect for him Us a man Of SINGERS con-
victions, earnest purpose and untiring
zeal in the discharge Of every duty de-
yolving upon him as representative of
the people Mr.. Donnan needs but to be
heard and seen to make friends, and we
hope our friends ut Winthrop will give
him rousing reception.
TIE Iowa Progress, in its monthly re-
view Of the improvements going ON in
Iowa, has the following mention Of our
city:
The Wilcox heirs are building mag
nificent three-st0ry brick block, to con
tain six stores; the First National Bank
is erecting . new bank building the
county is about building new iron
bridge across the Wapsie, and . very
large force is ct work on the Insane Asy.
lum This building is an enormous one,
and it will probably be several years be.
fore it is finished, though the intention IL
to have one Of the wings and part OF the
main building completed for patients, du-
ring the present year. All the work ie
being done in the most thorough man
ner, and the building will always be an
honor to the State.
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For q safe, effectual and thorough ton
ic. try the Key City Bitters, advertised
in another column. For sale by all
druggists
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-10-11

To the Honorable Board Of Superpisors:
GENTLEMEN:-I have the honor to
submit the following annual report.
The number of persons between the
ages of five and twenty-one is as fol-
1Nuvo. tst.tf5
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MARRIED..

the residence of the parents
of the bride, on Sabbath evening, Oct. 9th,
by Rev. Geo. NJ. Preston, Mr.. Prettyman King,
OF Defiance, Ohio, to Miss Amelia Manz, daugh-
ter of Jacob MANI, of this city.
day. Oct. 18th, 1872, by Rev. J. G. Schaibe assist
cd by Rev. W. d. Phelps. Rev. f. Schuette, OF
Winona, MIMI, to Miss Mary c. Schaible,
daughter of the first officiating clergyman, pas
tor ofthe German Presbyterian Church Of this
city,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-10-11

JONES iavents some small art Gle of
great value and makes money out Of it.
Brown gets up u new thing in advertis-
ing and finds it mine of wealth Robin
son, though really much astonished at
these results. merely says: Perfectly
simple--anyone might have done that"
Yet Robinson plods on us usual; these
"perfectly simple" things are left untried,
and people soon begin to think that Rob
inson himself is perfectly simple. rs are
most men who continue to be left always
out in the cold
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-10-11

JEFFERSON TowNsHIP-T'hc following
are the Republican nominations for town
ship Offices in Jefferson, made last week !:
Justices-D. A. McLeish, l.. B. Haskin.
Consta1lss-John Coates, E. Bower.
CIerk-John Bowdcr.
Assessor-David Greek.
Trustees--P. Reitcrman, John Wolf,
Lewis Murphy.
The Township Committee for the en-
suing year are W. Thatcher and D. A.
McLcish
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Farm for Sale.

The undersigned has for sale . Farm, situated
IN Homer township, near Bear creek, consisting
OF 81 acres, well improved. Any person wishing
to buy will do well to see the place before pur-
chasing, % rare bargain is offered.
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Opera House.
LAWTON l. POST.
Dissolution.

NaS.ee IL hereby given that the copartnersihp
heretu!see existing between the undersigned under
the firm nsSme OF 8. WaggOner & Co., 10 this day
dissolved In mutual consent. Samuel Waggoner
will pay &1 liabilities of the firm and collect oil
2Sbts dine the firm GEO. s. WOODRUFF,
SAML WA0GONER.
IndsrendeDGe, Iowa. Sept %, 177s. 1873
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READ Mrs. Caffalrs new advertisement
on this page. She has just returned from
Chicago with a wilderness of finery and
novelties in ladies' gear. Call and see
her.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-10-11

B. F. SMITH & Co., the entcrprising
Lightning Rod men Of this city, are about
closing up their business for the season.
We are pleased to learn that it has been
prosperous, and remunGratiye, as, in
deed. it could not otherwise be, consider
ing the established merits Of their rod
and the capacity for business they pos
sess. They attribute a large share Of
their success to their efficient agents,
among whom they mention with especial
commentator for his taithfulncss, integ.
rity and capacity, our friend NJ. w. Ea.
gan, who has been in their employ during
the summer. The compliment is well dc
served, and Mr.. Eagan has right to be
proud Of it.
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10OR00AAVeeAA
Pursuant to previous notice, the dele
gates to the Republican County Conven
ton to nominate county officers met at
the Court House, on Saturday, Oct. 9Th,
at 8 O'Clock P. NJ. The Convention was
called to order by the Chairman of the
County Committee and proceeded to Or
ganizc by the election Of I. A. Stoddard,
Of Westburg. Chairman, and H. M.
Coughtry, of Byron, Secretary.
On motion J. Muncey, w. Buttcrtield
and W. A. Jones were appointed as com
mittcc on credentials. Said committee
reported all the townships Of the county
represented by delegates except Fair
bank, Hazlston and Newton.
Messrs Sholes, of Hazleton, and Pot
ter, of Newton, being present without
credentials. they were on motion allowed
by courtesy to represent their respective
townships.
"A motion to proceed to denomination
Of candidates was acceded t., and NJ.
Todd and J. A. Poor were appointed tel
lcrs.
The name of D. l., Smith being pro,
posed as candidate for Clerk Of the
Courts, Mr.. Smith Was On motion noni
mated by reclamation.
For County Recorder the names OF
John Hollett and 8. W. Rich were pro
posed The result of the first, or informal
ballot was as follows:
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notice.!

Notice is hereby given to all persons that my
sOn, Henry Trebon, has LEFT my house, and that
will not bo responsible for any debts which he
may contract, and all persons are forbid giving
him credit on my account or harbOring him.
13t2 MICHAEL TREBON.
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DIED..

SANGSTER.-At the residence of his mother,
near this city, Oct. 10th, 1872, James Sangster,
son of the late John Sangster, in the 18th year
OF his age
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The stock of
NOEIoN S
THE
New York Store

cannot b: beat ia this vicinity. When
yna ar. in wint al a & ,od paper ut
NEEDLES, < .ni = a paps'r 1T e. j.
H,bra,' i'HeN Iar,hoA i-ENt|
N,5H.>, til. :, i rsar used. Everything
yoa need in the way of Nations. shef"
yon will find, and ut the lowest prices.
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New Advertisements.
Estray Notice.

TAKEN UP by Il. G. Taylor, IN Liberty Town
i ship, Buchanan Co., Iowa, one Brown Mare,
four years old, with white spot in the forehead,
and one white spot on the left hind heel. APP
praised at $75. Also, one chestnut -coored Horse
or Gelding, with four white feet and white face
14-1w D. L. SMITH, Clerk.