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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARK Ell

EEw-YoRR, Saturday, Feb. 8, 1873.
The local horse trade has been slowly and
steadily improving in the course OF the week under
review. In the Bulls Head Market business was fairly
active, and the demand well distributed among work
horses OF all values Heavy truck horses such come
10 chiefly from Illinois, meet with ready sales aud
high prices paid for fair amount OF bone and sub
stance Big aud extra powerful animals, weighing from
1900 to 1900 pounds commanded frequently from 500 10
$3.50 Ordinary truck horses range from $3.50 to $3.50 The
price paid for railroad and stagehorses remains
about 500 per head, while Canucks common Western
draughthorses bring from s25 to 500. In pleasure
horses there ia thus far hardly anything doing; the
leading dealers assert however, that lnquire5 after
stylish coach have Ofate been sufficiently nnlner
20 warrant the anticipation OF Drlsk spring traue
this particular class " stock which being somewhat
season advances Ordinary roadhorses are abundant,
can bought pretty cheap IN the Bulls Head Mar
sales stables generally well as under the ham-
OF the more prominent auCtiOneers. -
In Orange County, N Y. Mr.. George T. Alley mas sofa
span trOttors Mr.. Frank Work, who II ~ pre-
sumed acts for Commodore Vanderbilt The price sdld
TO have been paid Is $4,000 according to some and SJW
according TO others
All that DO said concerning the carriage business
Of the week. is that manufacturers as well as mere dear
we'll prepared TO meet active demand as soon
Spring trade shall fairly Open but that there has
been hardly anything doing the limited amount OF
activity kept by the late demand for seighs has van
shed with the rapidly melting snow
Top bugge5 with vertce steel plates in axle beds are
announced to cost t6 advance of 5 over last years
figure
British Guiana $50 Australia l59 pcksgs 269I
Porto Rico 2:....... 700 HAVE 10 pacsAgs';;.i' i'"
Imports Of CarrtGgss Exports OF Varnish -
WI
Brazil. lOD gallons. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
INDIANAPOLIS,
BLOOMINGTON g. WESTERN
Railway Extension
FIRST MORTGAGE
7pER CENT GOLDBONDS

Cspis. and sn Investors are invited merits Of the
Bonds issued by the INDIANAPOLIS BLOOMINGTON AND WEsr
RAILWAY COMPANY and scared BY First Mortgage on m
Extension Line Of this work, 100 miles from
CHAMPAIGN 90 vnna. the Illinois River, completed
and trains will that section In the second
week Of January The remaining distance Of 30 miles to KeofuS
Mississippi with the branch Of % miles 10 Decatur graded
and track partly down will finished ample time for
the business of 1873 The character Of soil Increasing produe
ons country tributary this part Of the has assure
for large remunerative business
The road from Indianapolis eo2 miles has been operation
years and has established Its earn
ings have steadily increased, giving In 1872 nm p-
crease Of S305, 900 over 1871. Net receipts from
this part Of the line alone thnn sufficient 10
respond punctuny 10 interest on MI Bonds male anl -
sued the Company rarely that this be said OF rail
road during negotiation Of its securities
The entire line Of 800 miles support o popuou exceedingly
rich productive agricultural region passes through and con-
meets important and cities. and crosses immense de-
po good all Of which insure local business Of great
gnude Western and North Western connections sub
sanpy with prominent ntsrsectng roads vii
furnish large through The appreciate the necessity Of
unusually equipment and providing for rapidly possible
This with new elevator under construction expressly
for This Indianapolis will greatly increase s fi'iie' and
enable IL TO take large offered business which II has
been Obliged 10 decline.
Particular attention is asked to the unusual strength Bonds
which ere liability Of entire Corporation line Of 40
miles and are also completely by and only mortgage
the extension line 3OS miles Completed sat
% graded.
with the certainty interest viii in short
be largely reduced holders Of 52 will aud advantageous to
realize present high prices these Bonds which
recommend as possessing ample security al investors As
meu they cannot fall prove largely IemunerstiTe-
per gold oa each convertible into
stock option oe holder and be registered With
Price. 90 and accrued interest Coupons
January and july l. free Of tar
negotiable securities received exchange best market a'eL
Fall particulars furnished application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
DOayST1C MARKETS

lLsast FEB sWheGtNothng doing Te dull and nominal aud
SseAssd steady demand for MIXED
81 Ses Round yellow at 7Oc BarlsyNOthing doing Oats
BlI7soSs FeS s-Cos,oa dp mjddiDg lsie FOur srm
r. WHITE Ss. soa nisS' so Ys S SS Se s afS
ss HedI Sc Oats brner for Western AIed At f5d47o Other
"a Ps.u Provision. q a and s s:sla
elsa Western Butter Uebsnged sDo hight receipts WHISKY
s'"ssS E.e Iayg for Ii: .sst ending S.r' Ec1s GO
S VII hal SSs Corr Ss S IS St: . ' s Ss,
Sssss G$ s5. Sa a si White ' ws.si ae
Con- .si Ss' Ss @ $50 S0 n &c
40 o So s.s eel s sS SS CO csd. Ser
Wstss &c; TvOroved State. 739sc Pourro-ed S Rye
S,as. o. i09s Isl PIi@s os9saa 81 sossi q Rye Mali
Csolso Esb s-Fo1r uuhIrgsd Wheat
1850 No sDnBg 81 e No DO 81 q cash ~ - seller
aFsl Ne EIsd Siiesie easI' sIe Msrehi RSscsed
3 ny f 4 S Ia ss 10 e1'sy SAGE nj Pore S'a3s 1 ,is
~ D1Ss Is cash s2 65G S2 20 seller April Lard dull and
as5 Dressed hog sr demand AID sr :, - 50 cf Hs,
E ~ a. 0 80 Ign "hsly s<ad{ a. We Reeelps-5Go e6s
s Ss Ss az; IsS o., sss S.r y es Fosf BOY
s ca ..., re- e. sSis, S ,3 ,y a. ws.'
T.. ar, Steady No ssSs os s.a Ban Br, t
k: .:.ssy PSFs SSG.,ey sssAsa1s Lad
S k CeaI soc, siS Bacon sesdE stSudsr SIC CeI,
Ores sonSsi Dressed Hog, es nd sS Sas =. sS.
. ~ sss, !hsspa sales at ''oes' 7o receipts 90 wSss
y. cr'' ws.9 ~ ~ .ssI Unchanged Wheat unsettled ard
'ss qs .Sd ;ss;s, sS,a Bar. o. he 'e, ss s o a.
10 tf Ass Hm De Ststs
veal ear lots, lie sutl 0s ~ lsr 1870 3-@ N1e
DsTrolr Fes,aFIeur sslIlg,L wh,., dui and dseu u,
Ora ~ asied 81 pa No - s0sI " Amber - 10 Cor,
@hsssnseL Vss Ssr.J unchanged Hogs IS Receipts
~ bola flour oOS Oase "b-tl bbs Fo,
Z 90 bash Wheat. ~ ' ''Ou'
LOuuvLLk FEB tblour good demand nd unchanged G,,,
eTs and Enebanged Provisions Ia COED demand ss6 seh,Sgs
Mo- Sfa BacoB-SbOBldeu SEE; ClssT Pr So
Cssr s5 &c. Hsms-P.h i21l23c SaEursud iaaic 49,
Lsrd sgslo Bah Meats-Sh0uders sc Rn H. -
Clear Ssss 10 Hsms. 0i0c; loose ie bigSer PACKED H.
for sfdeF lex Whsy in good demand and frnsl ssaSe
hsDS Hsb s-Pou ss and scarce at 81 S0asl Osi. ..,,.
and higher odSl Buk Meats unchanged Lsrd gnchAHgd
AlLwAUKEB Feb s-fouT unchanged Wheat drm snd f d,
Asnd sales ofNO Milwaukee 81 a; No. 81 "a Osts ta
ai fair demand at 2Ie for 30 Corn SRA and Al 3ie
10 han Bye nominal at sc for No Barley unsettled .ad Gull
- 10 Tor No ReoepszOO bbs Flor ssd lbV bush Wheat
shpassN-2l 900 bbls Flour and OJ bnsh Wheat
hESOELkAEB Feb eFosr queI al % 3O6 Oh Tor Family Os
6fssf a s Com for White aud l3o for Yellow Bra
sSa IS PORK add 1TneT Al = Tor Od and rs q o
See Bacon and higher D ShOudfs BE for Clear RI
esss & sys for Gear SIDE. QUE articles unchanged kIohAnEe
aIsflas tlt New TOrk sight dscoanL Gold. llJl
tssts FsA <--bou stsssJ ssles, l.iOo ssA u can s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
fjorses, CARRIAGES, 6arness, Sc.

EOR SALE-HORSES and DOGS. Any per-
obtaining 6rsclas hunters rong drsught
Horses Wened sporngdogs the By
from requirement. intended purchase
Address HAWKS Co.. Montreal Canada
HARNESS.-Horse Clothing, Blankets, Breast
Aprons Robes and Horse Equipments Of depon' the
variety New York. c. ~ MOSEMAN BRO, Manuae
turers: ia Chambers-st
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
all kinds SsdderJ goods extensively manufactured; full
hne Blankets street. stabe Carnage
Of every quality. C. SMITH & Co, 20 Warrenst
NVANTED-In exchange for good eligible
w .buing lstgrowing 50 minutes from " via
c. dacOlorei ROAD HORSE. 10 hands high
and kind aud $50 Address EXCHANGE
Tribune Ofce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
The STATE OF TRADE.
yffpnpp NkQEgps

Losbos Pb ell mConsos opened al a9 for noney and
eieat the account United RveTwenT bond 1865
81 ~ 7s 95!; Territories s; New RiVes s Ene ksilsGy
81
flsr Psh ga. m-ReBies opened Al SCI Sc.
LvEkPOOL sill nc opposed quiet; Ni1iing Up
nasas q a 3d.; M3dlng OtlesBs lui 0i04d
LIVERPOOL al mCOf0u closed with downward tendency
a. 5000 including bales for
export Of the 800 bAea Ameesni
es shipped Charleston, December aud January
HsIll6L
LoxBoS mThe the Stock Exchange
Government than the Bank Of England
~ American securities closed unchanged Bs
kAlsiJ shtfes. 52i
LUssPOOL Peb 81 u-BreaduHs quiet. Lart SIC per
81 B.aSs, 81 par cWL for Cumberland Cut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
RECEIPTs or pRODUCE

Per North hrer fesDh haiir0adG
Pss l-2tpkgN Ash pigs BeesSAI, 29J bales Cotton .
ba Copper ~ pkgs Dne Fruit 54 bblS Bgys, 1851 bills Flour
Wheat SOS bush. Oats 800 bush. Malt LIS bags
S 293 bbS Beans 20 bush Peas 500 bills Com Meal 70
has Hos t6 HIDES 26s bales Hides 1888 sides Leather 624 bb
e rpe1tne loo bsls TiI 3l5 bbs Resin lO pigs Oh Cake
IA Forks 59z Be 7 Dkgs Cot Meats III pkgs Grease
irs Lard 40 tsgs lard IS pigs Ssru 3f pigs Batter 1911
ygt Taos 1873 Dressed Hogs 100 bsE Peanuts 81
iE bTes starch 255 bids Tobacco 31 ptg Tobacco
81 bsb Wtisky 80 bales Wool 2SJ bales Skin, 800 bills Oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10

sUGARS-Tbe report Of tn sale large line Of Certr gS,s last
ussg eonfrneI todaY 0J) bbL at slice there
dsrAe demand TO-DAY the embTacsgA Of i5 bids goo
Eipps SO heI-s Centrifugal a. 9ic and loo baskets
Java Refined Sugsrs quiet Al lRo for II srts
SfEARSThe market ssdy quote sales Of bOOO D. seller
GrJ, a87i6e
sggDS-Coyer dull but steady ssaeo 100 Choice At oc
Pnss lsos Timothy sue bat only Obtng demand at 50 IS
Ss.
TALLOw nIcy, bat steady slice for Choice, and &c for
PrR.
WHISKY sru moderately Acye sales Of 200 bblS a. s d94
- li.tef 10 extreme proe at TIE close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
financial.

TINO all PERSONS HOLDING any of the CIR
il CULATION Of the BRISTOL COMMERCIAL BANK Of BtlS
Toll Where's petition presented 70 the Sopreme Court
BRISTOL within and for the COUNTY OF Bristol IN the Sats OF
Rhoe Monday September A d. 1872 by VII
Lam said Bristol receiver Of al the evidences debt
property description belonging 70 the Bristol
Commercial Bauf praying for therein stated that decree
said Sc limiting the time within which the eeua
should be presented TO him for redemption And
the said sitting at Providence within and Tor the Oonn
the Monday October a. lSl the hTst
DAY Of the term thereof ordered tbe following decree viz,
Upon petition William Taylor of Bristol receiver OF all
the evidences OF debt goods effects and property Of eyey description
belonging Commercial Bank prdered adudsed sd
deCreed by follows That the bank hs the ccuis
bank outstanding be presented by holders
receiver redemption before the hst day OF
March sier and said receiver shall receive the
Indebtedness against d bank before said last
mentioned er; after which time ell claims the same
and receiver hereby directed 10 notice OF
order and decree by publishing forthwith notice em6odng TINS
decree week three months prior to said LIST day Of March S
Bristol PheaF newspaper published IN sad Bristol 10 The
Providence Daily Journal newspaper published IN Providence l.
in Daily Tribune newspaper published IN the
CITY OF kewlOrk" -,
Therefore hereby given all holding OF the
circulation said bank present the TO the undersigned Tor re-
deppOn bis oce Bristol before the trs day Of March A.
D.. 1913. Nm X al LOh receiver
JoHS TrRSsE No Colegest, Providence L. Attorney for Re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
CATTLR MARKETS.

CHICAGO Feh B-Re-eps leo Cattle 219i5 HoCs
4J sheep lest year 200 Cattle 8O32 Hogs. 1885,
Cattle tu shippers holding back prices weak but not 0uoah
quotations range: Is for IS % rs Is for choice
81 for fair gooi irg eersi +3@ - for stock 81 so
a. common and I'D - IS for Inferior and rough lots
request 1g and shipping account pees hn
S4d$ 10 Tor common 10 sr 81 $685. 20 for good $500
a. 30 FOR extra.
SHxEP ou At unchanged prices range SO 09S4 for
50 q IS for good; IS 81 IS 80 for choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
o.. IN ss-r ~ saw Tots &C. wcsern white at ssIc
ssss, Whste .t 7lc 1c-rs, ieioW stS00Sic, prer
sIrvrrs 1.os sSpr 4 isn. 10 nara

market
& ,.F sAPgEs " - % s s:. sSS 10 All iT Ssvs Is Ne
a straw SIM Co,i request, We qaote At Sog 81 ~
- Sss RE 81 coo 81 D SAotldO. and slo 81 10 for Ost
'ssvAL STORES for Spirits Tutpcutpe has been less
49, .ere 100 hbs lsc AMI 100 bhl. shipping order
49,. SsTt BseE Is ~ a. 80 bbls S,rsDed At 50 e. Tar
iSs.r % cas- ~ w. siDso9 and w,,ssioo O..
; ' du 30, a. s s, aud ss 81 ., s
Srps winter ole ID IS tIy ~ toui change.
PSoyoNra pt esri has been quis,' mos, holds.s have
:. a. s. 1 i uss better @ Pr,yad sss dsd
!: s NJ: mi u sSs M vS g gS s ne
Ae Hog erop enc Over - ear q p OND Hogs %. we o
s fbe movement la sss, has bess greatly rsc's 81 b. Ss
,ss- The We 80 s'a Of ea5s 70 @oys the crop IL fr5
lg.d ePs s i for s' ss Ssr sG Generally s
e.. ne ses1s9, con- 70 8c Sl so for FTtra Prime; IA
81 = s H pl Mes; s FOR sSais delivery We bear
~ for March At % - Bet 20 far demand arc no. n W.
E Ness TIERS % ss s@ -, e w Hans ar sD %0s s'' y,
sss snn ss o. 30 % AZ ~ya - iSr " H. s 80 sD
TIa. "a, Ms,is as m 9as 80 SSSs sP 5 I az w toI.
s.Ds , ~ s I IS sas. sales Of 700 boxes Long
ssor Clear. seller 1rra 500 esIe' d. e March ,Ssi
Il H. So g Clear for month at ste $50
ssI's L9s Ge. 80 % s 9 81 sShs, Mach SSg ~
81 pres.ei Hog On ia fair demand quote at G6c
=, Sss:,ia an rs And L1 s, .'1s s So fof
r Sic snd 300 tea kents isyore brand seller
s.s'it5 i ~. sc St S, :, Sc oo sss seller 4r It Ia
S5ise INSIDE pro 'ser ping the brokerage Asd 20 o'
olG Msy &c. ,,
BVrES-Re "a s8 pigs exports is the week
,se strog especially for the Pine fkn
Drn but restricted aue accouRt o. the higher Yees askH
OF Canada and 0f fresh hA buteT a "
u and ends u1cts, drawn hher by the hgaer
readily as week
sale ' Chen Diaries together a. 4 90 az
- ionc Co. Dan. A. ic al out Pail Welsh Soc
T.t DIARIES Al gf .- Che rac- Tor Diaries
Is and for Fine Fall ~ 70 tc higher thsn 4oc mas
- nd, In eIcerto sa .a Fancy Butter bat not generally
e-sarh o quote. We 0no,r $500
SELECTIONS OF "a lr WnteFmAde Butter - 4S5
-, Cre.mery make b.. cas- Fresh Roll Butter iu good
Fs daiTiea trt 50f order. ''.''ZadN
Fsssuu Welsh dsrtAt dJ Low fair TO good ~
~ gooi State daie 20 Grease S44V
EJirrt ucd caeesv Bltterz az
week,
pigs there literal shipments and good southern and
as with quite liberal sales the market closes
ess.- al buors1 bu utlou change price We quote;
ais
-. 10 Prime sistt - Ohio Factories and Prime
~, .......... IHGl5t Dsirv... 10 Glsl
Fal N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10

ssi .- - -. .. ... ~. 49,. ...
PsrROLEM-T ,A msrsei hss ruied Duh aa we4z owing 20
We q sales OF ,JJ
s.. slipping atlHo The Greek quotations Tor spot
s 81 ID ugu-r Lower 81 i5G - 70 at Parkers
Al a. Oh ResBed steady bat quiet Wish sales
la. esray " 1900 February at 20c 800 bbb fgh Test
fe prompt ielyry Cases cut al nc Haphha steady A. 46
is Phatelphs inactive and prices nominal st
istllc. ior oArgoeS -.
sEISSTbe market less Acve bat steady sale Of 24
50 bales CuacoA and bales Lagusyrs Receipts are ~
G. from BueBOs Ayres bale from Belize -
Tampo 10 BraIos ia bsles MeEea1 va New"
bses Southern &C beer Gctys and arm sales OF
1O n Honduras. and 5000 % Texas
shout qlOa receipts 80 bales Honduras
CamDarhy an6 Tsaco ~ bales br@ros
3 hale Southern v quot;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
musltal Instruments

A GREAT OFFER z FEBRUAKYM
Horace Waters 81 SON, asl Bway. NY,
will dsoose Of 90 PIANOS MBLoDBONS and ORGANS Of fst
including WieB EITRHnsLY PRICES FOR CASH du
ring THIS MONTH New octave PIANOS modern in roIen1Is
Tor ESQ and S2To. THB WATERS CONCERTO PARLOR
ORGANS the beautiful st,e and perfect in toue ever
for MOnthy nstamens received
ming three years New and secondhand instruments TO et
and applied II purchased Iairaed Catalogues mslied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
Balls
fine

fine Arts.
ART NOTICE.
LEAvrrr ART ROOMS si7 BROADWAY.
Nj JAMES RENWtCK BREvOORr ~ A.. being aboot 10 sail e
Bape where remaining several Ieas has determiad q
PICTURES, SfUDlkS.
SKETCHES These Paintings result Of careful labor.
directly from the most paresaas
Of Ne~Jerey. Lake
Of Am ether Interesting localities
Dsv and Evening
and "a he sold h, auction the CLINTON HALL SALBRO0ha
On TIUTRSDAY ud FRIDAY EVENINGS. Feb nd
The Messrs. LRAVIrT Aueione ena
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-23

NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-At the ses-
sion of the Senatorial Committee on
transportation to-day, Benjaman p.
Baker, chairman Of the Cheap Trans
portation Committee of this city, adj
dressed the Committee. He en-
dorsed the proposition of Cobb, given
yesterday, regarding the building of
elevators. Our warehouses, if their
capacity We're increased one hun
dred per cent, would be ample to
store all the grain arriving here.
With the warehouses perfected and
]ighterage good, trains arriving here
could beunloaded by the elevator in
fifteen minutes.
Robert Taylor read paper upon
fermini railroad facilities F; advocated
iron buildings with inclined tracks
leading to the top by which cars
might be run up and unloaded rapid
ly; also the building of cooling
and drying apparatus. The grain
should be inspected on the cars, by
the Chicago standard, and in New
York the certificate of inspection and
warehouse receipts would satisfy
buyers, and such warehouses would
encourage direct shipments to New
York, ard the warehouse receipts
would pass current on Wall Street.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-23
Notice to Contractors.

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given
that sealed proposals will be received
by the Recorder of Knoxville City
from now until November lst, at ]
O'Clock p. M, for the furnishing OF all
material and building of the follow
ing sidewalks, to-wit:
In front and on the south side OF
Lots and 6, Block Is. In front and
on the south side of Lots q, and s,
Block 81. In front and on the south
side of Lots and Block 3, w. & II.
addition.
Said walks to be built in strict ac-
cordance with specifications on file in
the office of the City Recorder, and to
be completed on or before Dec. 25th,
1873. The contract will be awarded
to the lowest responsible bidder,
and bond will be required of the con-
tractor, with good and sufficient Sc
curity in double the amount Of con-
tract, for the faithful performance OF
the same. Payment for said walks to
be made when the same are compile
ted and received by the sidewalk
committee by warrant on the city
Treasurer, payable out of the general
city fund. The Recorder reserves the
right to reject all bids if deemed too
high. BY order of Council,
w. r. RIGG, City Rec.
KNOXVILLE, Oct. Is, 1873. 1920
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-23
Original Notice.

To JAMES F.. REED, NANCY REED
AND EMERY +. SPERRY.
You are hereby notified that on or
before the 23d day of September A. ID.
1878, petition of John Hanks will be
filed in the office Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court of the State of Iowa, in
and for Marion County, claiming of
you James L. Reed the judgment for
the sum of one hundred and forty-sev-
Ell dollars and ninety-one cents on a
promissary note together with inter-
est, and costs of suit and an Atty. fee
of fifteen dollars for foreclosing the
the mortgages hereinafter mentioned;
and of you James i. Reed and Nancy
Reed the foreclosure of the mortgages
giveu by you on the southeast quar-
ter of north west quarter of section no.
twenty-three in township no. seventy
five, north range no. twenty west 9Th
p. NJ, given by you to secure the
payment of said note and interest and
the Indebtedness for which said note
was given; and of you Emery f.
Sperry decree that any interest or
lien you may have in said mortgages
premises be declared junior and infer
ior to the interest and lien Of plain
tiff.
And that unless you appear thereto
and defend on or before noon of the
second day of the December term, "A.
ID. 1878, of said Court, which will
commence on the 1st day of December
A. ID. 1878 default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered
thereon.
ANDERSON e. COLLINS,
1929 Plaintiffs Attorneys
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-23
Original Notice.

To MARGARET NJ. PATTERSON,
EMMA PATTERSON, FLORA B. PAT
TERsoN, AND WILLIAM PATTERSON:
You are hereby notified, that on or
before the 18th day of December, A..
ID. 1873, petition Of Richard Brewer
will be filed in the office of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court of the State of
Iowa, in and for Marion County, ask
ing for judgment for the amount
found due Oh two promisory notes
made to plaintiff, by Thomas NJ. Pat
terson, and the foreclosure of mort
gage given by Tbos. M. Patterson and
Margaret NJ. Patterson on the follow
ing described real estate to-wit;
Part of the southwest quarter Of
southwest quarter Of section number
eight, in township no seventy-five
north, r ange nineteen east of of 9th
=. NJ, commencing at southwest col :
ner Of said sectson, thence north
twelve and seventy hundredths
chains. thence south forty-two and
one half degrees east seventeen and
five hundredths chains, thence west
eleven and thirty-eight hundredths
chains to place of beginning contain
ing seven and twenty-five hundredths
acres, to secure the payment of said
notes, and reasonable attorney fee
for foreclosing of said mortgage, the
amount due on said notes being the
sum Of five hundred and fifty dollars;
And that unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon Of the second
day of the December term, A. ID. 1873,
Of said Court, which will commence
on the 1st day of December, 1873,
default will be entered against you
and judgment rendered thereon as
prayed for in said petition.
ANDERSON IL COLLINS,
COBB Plaintiffs Attorneys
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-23
Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, | GO
MARION COUNTY,, CO.

STATE OF IOWA, :.
MARION COUNTY,, IS
TO ANNA MASON, VIM. C. MASON.
ELIZABETH SPENCER, LEWIS SPEN-
GER, MARY JANE MCCoRTNEY
HIRAM MCCORTNEY AND JAMES
MASON.
You and each Of you are hereby no.
titled, that there is now in the office
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Marion county, Iowa, a petition of
Martin Mason, as administrator of the
estate Of James Mason, Ser, late of
said county, deceased, asking the said
court to authorize him and Empower
him to sell the following real estate
situated in said county Of Marion and
State of Iowa, to-wit: commencing
52.4S rods east of point 1892 rods
north of the southwest corner Of the
southwest quarter of section 90 in
township 76, north of range 81 west,
thence east 5000 rods, thence south
AS rods, thence west 5000 rods.
thence north 1896 rods to the place OF
beginning, containing % acres more
or less; and commencing at the south
east corner of the southeast quarter OF
section q in township and range
aforesaid, thence 1850 rods north
thence west 40 rods, thence south
1850 rods thence east 40 rods to the
place of beginning, containing nine
and thirty-seven hundredths (9.37)
acres more or less; being in the ag-
gregate 1927 acres more or less.
Now unless you appear thereto and
defend, on or before noon Of the Sec
ond day Of the next term Of said court,
commencing on the lst Monday in
December, A. ID. 1873, being December
lst. 1873. and show cause why the
prayer of said petition shall not be
granted, an order or decree will be
made as prayed for.
A. B. MILLER.
(2O-23) Atty for Petitioner.