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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-22
WONDERFUL CURES.

Dr. urann, Of Boston, So long and hyorably known in
this community for many years CAST as making many
wonderful cures Of cases supposed incuiabe, viii via
Montpelier the 2ith and 25th Of eaeh month. An iuva-
lids should see him, o. be has cured Thousand that
were supposed ineutahlc- Consultations free.
Read the following ifom ihe Newport Erpre"s
DR. URtNS.We desire 90 call the attention Of all in-
yaids 10 the Advertisement Of Dr. trann. iroa which t
will Doe seen he i soon to visit Newport again. In jus
tice the Doctor and for the ttnc1t of the suffering
unsolicited cannot retain irom nudins 20 several
remarkable cures he has effected In ibis place. Mrs, J.
u. shaw, for months confined 20 her room, unable o.
boar her weight upon her feet Mr.. Loonnfd Field for
several monhs an invalit and Miss Marin nagget for
four unable 10 walk, have, under bis treatment
been restored health be walking out every
day, and able to perform light work t II no hum
bug and refer 10 the parties thus restored 10 c0rro
crate our statements 1871
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rMrNrY- -EIGnr YEARs, pRAcrlcn

Ia the treatment Of diseases Incident to Females has
placod DR. DOW at the head Of all physicians max ng
ueh practice speciality and enables him TO guarantee
speedy and permanent cure in the worst cases Of Sup
w,sfion and all oher Measfaai Dtrangsmmn. from
eha,tu All letters for advice must contain 81.
ONCE. No Q EsDIcorr STREET, Bosros.
n. B.-Board furnished 10 those desiring 10 remain
under treatment Boston, July, ls'l.-'7ly
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Not CO Is heroh, given that the Annual Faxes upon
Incomes aud Special Taxes have heroine due and paya
hle aud that will he present in person by deputy at
the following times and places u receive the same
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
At tho Northheld House. in Northaeld, Tuesday June
18th, 1875
AT tho Farmers Insurance ONCE, in Montpelier,
"Wednesday, June 18th,
At Waterbury Hotel, in Waterbury, Thursday, June
20th.
by the terms Of the law, all persons negeotng 10 pay
these Taxes required TO pay penalty IT Ave per
cent on the amount thereof, together " Tn Zee of
twenty cents Tor notice.
Taxes uay he sent 10y Oter parties receipts will 10
all eases he given II unpaid Taxes other lists ty
be paid at these times and places.
ROLLlN ]. JONES,
Collector fTsf District Of Pamonf.
MIddlebury, April Goth, ls72, ARA
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nOORS, SASH BLIND
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ULDING

-. p. HILLS SHOP, sourn BARRE, VI,
for be has two dry houses and everythingis
thoroughly dried
, 1872-10-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PcR1 OF Cf7J%AaOs
ARRIVED. ........... Oct. Is.
schr Wn1 O. Brown, Buffalo, $40 tons coal.
schr ). Y. Taylor, Ford River, 200 n lumber, 10 n
1aths.
scnr Blaczhawk, Wellsburg, 12o n lumber;
schr Traveller, Sister Bay, 154 cords wood.
Stmr Corona, st. Joseph, sundries.
iron.
Prop City Of New York, ogdensburg, sundries.
Prop Annie Laurie Haulln, 200 m lumber.
Prop Jay Could Buffalo, 7sl kbars railroad iron and
Prop Menominee, Grand Bay, 1882 500 shingles, 18
N oak lumber, so4, 500 ehingle, $50 m basswood
Prop jas FL 5r Buffalo, sse bars railroad iron and
Brig Lucy J. Clark, Buffalo, $50 tons coal.
schr Rate E. Howard, Manstee, 100 m lumber.
schr Stafford Vermilon O., $50 tons building stone.
6chr Guido, Ludington, III N lumber.
schr ?. Il. Wells, Cleveland, 600 tons coal.
Schr Delaware, Erie, 865 toms coal -.-
schr J: kelderhouEe, Erie, 700 tons coal.
Prop q. Owen, Escanaba, 725 tons iron ore.
Gchr Alice Richards, Buffalo, $50 tons coal. &
Schr Despatch, Sturgeon Bay, 160 m lumber.
sehr l. M1shpuing, Buffalo. GOO tons coal.
sclr I'm. shupe, VeEmillion, O., 635 tons B. stone.
Schr ]. B. Newland, b1aniRtee, LEO m lumber.
Scar y. H. Willard, Atanitowoc, 100 eds wood.
Schr Trio, White Lake, 70 m lumber.
scbr John Jewett East Saginaw, l1o m lumber Is m
gchr Minnie eor1ett, Pentwater, $50 m shingles.
Scow Spray, Saugatuck, IS eds wood
Scow Banner, Saugatuck, IS cds slabs.
Barge E. L. Robinson, 8ienominee 40o m lumber
schr E. g. Gray, Muskegon, no m lumber
schr @ 4 P Baldwin. Buffalo, $50 ton tons Suod. coal
Schr G. ]. Hoeder, hIuskegon, 125 M lumber.
Schr Senator, Buffalo, 5000 br1s salt.
scow Three Balls, G!sy Banks, Is 11 m lumber.
1s5 tubs butter, GO sacks barley, q bu potatoes,
Bark Aeo1n, Buffalo. 45s GAIA nl1oaa rQn
, 1872-10-16
LAKE FREtGHTS.

CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-Weak at 16c for wheat, and
15c for corn to Buffalo. To Kngston--25c on
wheat ;23111c on corn. To Boston uia Western
Transportation steamer. s779c on corn. To
Portland uia sarnia, s5c on corn. The engage
reported we're: To Brockville-Bark Cece1a,
1000 brls pork On P: t: To Marquette -schr
Cascade oats zoe. To Buffa1o-Props Menomi-
nee, J: r; Bently, G; =. Warrington, coln at
corn at 15c; schr Starlight, barley at 147c; schr
Champion, corn P: t.; prop Colorado, barley at
14c. Total capacity equal to 900 bu corn,
10000 bu oats, 1900 bu rye, and 10000 bu bur-
ley.
MILWAUKEE, Oct 14.-Train freights are
steady at l7c for wheat to Buffalo, and 95c to
0swego. Engagements: To Bufalo-Prop
Cuba, and schrs York State, and Correspondent,
wheat at tic; prop Jay Gould, corn at 16c.
BUFFALO, Oct. 12.-Rates firm. schooners
Chicago, Board Of Trade, Hattie Howard, and
Golden Fleece, are chartered for coal from Erie
to Chicago at e1.65; schooner III. R. COTE,
coal from Cleveland to Chicago. down town dock,
It, an 10 sa@fee a. es s9 esTe
salt to Detroit at 15c per brl.
, 1872-10-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New YORK. Oct. 15.-Money easy at 4@5 per cent.
Sterling nrn at 10s5s@l0s3l for long; u0@110< for
short sight.
Gold dull and steady throughout the day, at 112H@
al2H. Loans 1@4 per cent for carrying to dat-
Clearings 900 Treasury disbursements, 600.
Governments steady al day.
State bonds firm.
The stock market was characterized by considerable
excitement and wide fluctuations. The market opened
1t an advance On last nights quotations. and during
ca1ls Has very active and strong Central sold up to
p61; western Union to 774; Pacific Mail to ST. Lake
Shore to a2H; Wabash to ~; Erie to 62H; C., 9.
I. q. to 37H; Panama to AT; Rock Island to LEX
Ohios to II; North Western common to TX; and
Union P4eidc to s9A. During the afternoon there
Ras fall generally Of 3z@1 per cent but before the
recovered, closing strong.
ater1{rF exchange 10HK.
, 1872-10-16

Columns would be required to enumerate the medical
bubbles that have risen to the surface and burst since
Hostetters Bitters became the standard tonic of the
Western Hemisphere Boasts thomost e1travagant, fab
zcations the most preposterous, cant the most sckenn
have been employed to bolster up the worthless
preparations TINT have from time to time boon introduced,
in the hope of dividing field with that famous vegota-
bio remedy Signal failure has been the lot of each and
all The reputation Of the Btters preventive Of cpl
denics stomachic, invgorant
and specific indigestion, bilious Affections rhena~
t1s1 debility, constitutional weakness. parox
Ss1nal feyezs and oil complaints to which the seusi
tive exclusively liable Is established upon ths
Gun no more be shaken by the claptrap nostrns Of
scientific pretendera than the everlasting bills by the
winds that rustic through their dehles-
, 1872-10-16
River and Canal News.

LA8A1LH, H., Oct. 15-R1vER-Arrived-St Steamer
Shoe Fly, towing Parson Brownlow, North America,
corn for Chicago; canalboas General Mcclellan J. D.
Leonard, and Montank, from Peru, all loaded with
corn for Chicago: Rsparted-steamer 1 Last Chance
lumber for Henry, and Caroline with light load OF
lumber for Peru.
CAHAr-paysed 1u-PEraon Bsown1ow, North A1neri-
e. and North Branch from ChIacotha aud 6apars1
, 1872-10-16
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

In thip branch Of trade the past week has de-
.eloped no new feature worthy of special CON-
nent Steady activity characterizes the market
n all departments, and all standard cotton and
soolIen fabrics. and seasonab1c goods geaer-
ally, are being held. with unabated frmness.
Stocks Of certain lines Of goods are becoming
somewhat reduced, but as yet our jobbers have
encountered no difficulty III promptly filing Ill
orders, and, aside from the fact that collections
are little slow, the market seems to be in
sat sfAcory condition. a decline of ~ in York,
Willow Brook, and Methuen ticks, and a 114c ad-
vance in Stark IA. brown cottonB we're the
only changes Of Importance during the week.
The following prices are current:
, 1872-10-16

Vessels Passed Detroit,
DETROIT Mich, Oct. l5.-PAssEn DowN-Propel-
1ers Badger State, Canistee; schooners r. Baker,
Worthington Farewell, Kimosll Wood, Metropolis, c.
PASSED UP-PropeIlers Scott, Hurd, Oneida, City Of
Detroit and barge; schooners Atmosphere, Sunrise,
Sherman.
W1ND-South.
DETROIT, Mich, Oct 15-Evening g.-PAssED Down.
schooners II. Stalker, Evaline Baes American Union,
PASSED UP-schoonera Mary Elizabeth, Southwest,
Melvina.
W1Np-Eouth.
, 1872-10-16

Foreign markets.
1,vvp3,o1. Oct ISL a.m.-Flour, s2s. Winter
Whit is 1od; spring wheat lis 7d@12a Id; !;
White, Isl 2d@1ss y Com, 2ss Cd. Pork 55s Lard s9a
sa;: a;:urae1po1, Oct. l5-12 m.-Receipts, wheat last
,,-aa ~ 900 qrs; L, 600 American.
1E1 ~ ~ II. 1890 p. m.-Breadstuf1s quiet
Ert,r :: 31e ne wheat lis 6d@l2s Sd white wheat
1ssG1s.S c9s3d. Rest unchanged.
JTrpr* At6-5 p. m.-Receipts Of corn Last
t,r.a 49,. rs; T., 900 American.
u I"@9h 4"N Is J-CoEso1s- Money for 92A; &C
eou,t, sd Is Of G5, ss;: do Ct, 92;s; 1o~4os
fA1,e +ReItes, So francs y centimes.
Irtn Oct 15Eyening Strong !;
uiddnd nds, &c; Orleans, 101zc. Sales, 900
bn1es ss stioa and export, 1000 bales. Ship
ment,A On from Bombay to l4th, since last re-
BR.e effs-Quiet. caNfornia white wheat, 1ss@
l3s ~ Western spring, lis od@12s Sd =; red wiz
ter, La , Flour, 3le- Corn, 29s Sd. Receipts Of
9heat 9st three days, 80, COO quarters American
l2,G00 hers. Receipts Of corn, same time, Is 600
AZ %as:: 2s:tss: &: a ss5 ss
Nc&v W. x DryrGoods Market.
f7z1s YdHK o. 36- There II considerable ilppyQYes
, 1872-10-16

ent in Ill branches Of trade cottoas Of - 9' nds
n1e @ i.cal gheetngs brown drills, cotton aannes,
Saa Kc. U1si Thc Yrice rules very firm and strong
The da;iy Bulletin says: more demand sn Is snown
for woolens, wool fannels, and blankets. Prints are
IL Ferien goods are more active, Mt generally firm
, 1872-10-16
1Iuffalo Live Stock Market.

BUFFALO, Oct. 15.-Cattle Receipts to-day, incIud-
ing to arrive 2363, making thetota supply for
week Market derangcd to-day by reason Of stopping
all freight trains passing through Ohio and Pennsyl.
cattle until late hour to-day, too late for buyers to
examine, and in prime stock buyers disposed to
hang off and demand concession from last weeks
prices The only sale recorded WAS 66 Iowa steers,
averaging 1,251, at 1926.
Sheep and Lambs-Recepts to-day, 7,400 head, max
ing the total supply for the week thus far 9D0 head
against 5eo0 head last week. Market not fairly opened
No sales.
Hogs-Receipa to-day, II 100 head, making the total
week. Market opened active at an advance Of 10 per
cent on ali grades Sales over 5000 yesterday. Sales
today Of cog Michigan hogs, averaging 167 to 309 s
$40.
, 1872-10-16

Spool thread grain bags, ETC., 80 days, or per cent
OF 20 days.
Domesice, cottonsdes, Kentucky jeans, ETC., per
cent OF so, per cent off 10 dayE.
Regular department goods, Per cent. oil 6o, per
cent. oH 80, s per cent off 10 days.
, 1872-10-16

Mcclellan, j. D. Leonard, and Montauk, from Perm,
all loaded with corn for Chicago. Passed Out-1lli-
do1e, 1oaded with Light load Of lumber, and coionel
Taylor and Essex loaded with lumber for Peru.
, 1872-10-16
PROPOSALS

For furnishing all material setting and putting
complete the heating and vcniatiar laundry and cun
apparatus ct the Cook County Jail and Criminal Cou
Sealed proposals will be received until the list day oi
October 16 1t roo1 by the Committee Public Build
ings Of the Board Of Commissioners of Cook County, for
tho furnishing and delivery Of al MATERIAL setting and
putting complete, ell tha beating veutattng laundry,
and culinary apparatus Of and for tho Cook County jail
and Criminal Court EndinE or the corner OF Michigan
and Dea.b5zuss IN the City Of Chicago according TO
plaus specifications and details flo IN tho office Of
hicssFs Armstrong i Egsn. architects, No. II South
Ctark-st. .
Bidders viii make their proposals the b.si. Of
snid orf as shall be required By said COMMITTEES and the
architects tbs Committee rrserving the right to furnish
any boilers and machinery the county may have hand
the thereof to be deducted from tho contract price,
Ali proposals must be filed with the County Clark ad
dressed to tho Building Committee, and accompanied
with copy OF this notice and penal bond With securty
to be approved by the Committee, the sum Of ona
thousand dollars that the bidder will accept perform
the contract awarded to him, and give bond therefor In
tho penal Of fifteen thousand dollars as security for
the faithful performance Of the contract.
The right reject and al bids received resayed
Proposal. must be 1ndorsed Proposals the Beat
ing, Fenlating Laundry and Culinary Department Of
the Cook County Jail and Criminal Court Rading" -
S. ASHTON,
JOHN CRAWFORD.
C. WAHI.
JOSEPH HARRIS,
j.. Il, fAHLMAN.
OF Cook County.
October u. 1872.
, 1872-10-16

"atEIIUSVa3 HIasSs3 A1Ve STOCK NEafKete
1862. Market remains steady, and prices full on ne
stockpoor grades quiet. Sales ochoice at $11
extra, $9.60@10.50 first quality, $7.00@9O0; second,
$6.00@6.75 third, $4.5O@5.6o.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1856 supply not so
large as last week by nearly 1000 trade not improved
in point Of price, still there is good feeling. Sales OF
wool sheep 6@8c per b sheared sheep, 5@74c.
Spring lambs, 6@8c
, 1872-10-16

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 15.-Market fair arrivals fair
best, 6K@6Ac; stockers, 3@3Nc; prospect fair.
sheep-Market dull !; arrivals heavy best. $5oUt9
poets dull.
Hogs-Unchanged arrivals fair Philadelphia, $40
@5.60 Topkers, f4.60@4.80 prospect fair.
, 1872-10-16

Nc4y w. x DryrGoods Market.
NxH VdRK, o.. .3]4,-ghere IL considerable tmpzo7s'
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LEGAL N0TIGES.
r EGAL NOTICE.


Ii
In the matter OF the annexation of territory Il
the city OF OskaloOsa, Iowa.
To whom it may concern Notice is hereby
given that there is now on file in the office of The
Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Mahaska county
F. NJ. Davenport, Charles Monroe, and others
comprising majority ofthe legal voters residing
upon the territory hereinafter described, asking
that the following described territor. be annexed
to the city of Oskaloosa, Iowa, to-wt: All tina
portion OF the said Mahaska county cont:guoui
and adjoining to said city comprehe nded within
the following boundary lines, to wit: Com
east quarter of the northeast quarler of Section
No. fourteen, (14) in township No. seyenty-fiVe
(75) north, range No. sixteen (16) west, and run
ming thence south to the south west corner of the
northeast quarter of the south east quarter o.
Section No. twenty three (23), township No. sew
enty. five (75) north, range No. sixteen (16) west
thence east TO the south east corner OF the north
No. nineteen (19), township No. seyenty-fye (75)
north, range No. fifteen l15) west thence north
to the northeast corner of section No. eighteen
u.s., township No. seyenty-fve (T5J, north. range
No. fifteen (15) west and thence west to the
place of beginning, which said petition lie accom-.
panied by an accurate plat of said above described
territory, and names ID. A. Tough, II. L. Spencer
F. N. Davenport and Charles Monroe as the par.
ties prosecuting the same.
Notice lie also hereby given that said petition IL
set for hearing On the first day of the next Septem
Der term of said Circuit Court, to be begun and
held in and for said Mahaska county, at the city
of Oskaloosa, on the third Monday Of September,
A. ID. 1872. M II -
ID. A. LoUGH, H: L. SPENCER,
F.M DAVENPORT CHARLES MONROE.
BY LAFFERTY d JOHNSON,
4G4 Their Attorneys.
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m..u,y.~ox low

= 4 WASHINdfON. IUWA.
Mr.. Donahey. IL have used Fishers invigora-
tor applying 1t 20 part Of my orchard as diIeetea.
To my surprise those trees on which used IL are
full OF frnk while the Others planted on the same
day, and bought at the same Nursery, have no
fruit growers.9 ,sl.asau JOSHUA PYLKs.
I fully coneur in the above. 8 - prs
5 - vbA nA 9 ol WIZ. CLARK. sE ~.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

- .... -
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a
office of the Clerk of the District Court, oil
Mahaska County, Iowa, and dated July "a
Sherifrs Sale, to the 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 oath day Of August A. ID. 1872, at
the hour of O'Clock, P. NJ, the following des
cribed real estate in Mahaska county, Iowa, to-
wit:
The or of the or of Section No. IL, TIP T5
n 10 W also eleven acres off the corner OF
the e or OF the e Or dissection No. IL, TIP 10, n
16 W, containing in all 81 acres.
Taken as the property of. A. Shriyer and VAL
india Shriver, to satisfy the above mentioned ex-
ecution in favor OF James RhiRehart, Admir- 81
John White, decd, and against I. A. Shriver and
Valinda ShriYer, -
j. W. HINESLEY,
46 Sheriff of Mahaska County, Iowa
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
In the District Cou't of the State of Iowa, in
and for Mahaska county, October term, A. D.,
1872.
JOHN MOORE. Plaintiff,
Against
Central Railroad Company of Iowa and The Far
mers Loan and Trust Company, OF New York,
Defendants.
To said Defendants:
You are hereby notified that there lie now on
file in the Office of the Clerk of the District Court
of Mahaska county, Iowa, the petition of the
plaintiff aforesaid claiming OF you the sum of
two thousand dollars, as money justly due from
you and interest thereon, for your failure to por
form ontract to convey a warehouse site in o.
kaloosa, Iowa, to said John Moore, which said
contract was made with said John Moore by the
Iowa Central Railroad company and assumed by
you. Also for a specific performance of said con-
tract and the setting aside of a deed OF convey
ance OF certain lands described in said petition
made by John Moore to the Iowa Central Rail
road company and by and through them claimed
and held by you. You are also notified that IN
less you appear thereto and defend, before noon
of the second day OF the term of the said District
Court OF Mahaska county, to be commenced on
the 21st day of October, A. D., 1872, default
will be entered against you, and judgment and
decree rendered thereon.
II. W. GLEASON, SMITH Il Cook.
As Attorneys for Pluintif.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
Circuit Court,
Inlv Tar,oR Q-0

" court,
STATE OF IOWA. lss Ju,v rorr, 1870
Mahaska County, ' Ao' 1o'-'
Peter Z. Mott, Elizabeth A. Mott, Lydia A.
Ruan, James Ruan, VS. The unknown widow and
the unknown minor heirs and children OF Free.
man W. Nett, deceased.
To sach OF the above named defendants
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the office of the Clerk OF the Circuit Court
in and for Mahaska county, Iowa. petition OF the
plaintiffs, Peter K. Mott, Elizabeth A. Mott,
Lydia A Ruan and James Ruan, demanding that
prrtition be made among the heirs of Henry c.
Mott late of said county, deceased, OF the follow
ing described real estate, situate and lying in Ma
harka county, Iowa. to-wit: .. ....
Out lot No. eight, (S) in Oskaloosa, Iowa, old
plat, except the following described portion
thereof to wit: One hundred and twenty 120)
feet square in the south west corner of said out
lot eight 49, That said petition alleges that you
altogether 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 deyolution thereof is by inheritance
from said Freeman W. Mott, who was an heir at
law of said Henry c. Mott. s.. ....-..
You are further notified that unless you appear
thereto and defend before noon of the second day
of the 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. 1ST2, your default will be
entered and partition OF said real estate be mrde
and other relief be granted as prayed for in said
petition.
LAFFERTY 8 JOHNSON,
44W6 ...... Pltff7s Attys
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- -,

A Grant and Wilson club was or
ganized at Stuart, Friday night, with
q great deal of enthusiasm. Twelve
or fourteen persons, who had been
Democrats, came in and Joined the
club, and formally declared their
adhesion to the Republican party.
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CHERIFFnS SALE.

~ Notice is hereby given, that by yirtue of a
Special execution directed to me from,the Office
OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF Mahasks
County, Iowa, and dated July %, A. ID.
1872, have levied upon and will offer at Sherifs
Sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand, at the
door of the house in which the last District Court
wac held in said county, on Saturday the gath day
of August, A. ID. 1872, ct the hour OF two
o'clock p. m, the following described real estate
in Mahaska County Iowa, to-wit:
Lots No. Seven and eight a and 81 in Block No.
-Four az West Oskaloosa. .
Taken as the property OF Anna Patton to satisfy
the above mentioned execution in favor OF S. At
lee and against Anna Patton. E.
j. w. HlNESLEY,
&c Sheriff OF Mahaska county, Iowa.
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T EGAL NOTICE.
IL
STATE OF 10 VA, I

Il EUAL -NOIICh'
| a STATE OF low
$50 Mdkdskd County.
To Sarah Elizabeth Morgan
.-t You are hereby notified, that on or be
fore the LIST day of October A. d. 1872, there viii
on lie in the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court, in and for Mahaska County, Iowa, petit
ton OF Lewis Morgan, claiming of you divorce
from the bonds ofmatrimony, and that unless yoI
appear and answer or defend thereto, on or be
fore noon of the second day of the next term o
said Court, to be commenced on the third Mon
| day OF October, 4. d. 1872 your default will bl
| entered ana decree will be rendered against yoI
! as prayed for in the petition.
LISTON McMILLEN,
a Attorney for Plaintiff.