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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-24

Judge Taft of Ohio said: "Bui
when the Catholics now claim to be
excused from paying taxes because
they can not teach aud practice their
own religious forms in the school the
case is entirely different. They are
asking what the Constitution does'not
allow, and what think ii ought not
allow. And when they ask TO have
the Common School System abandon
ed because their religious principles
do not allow them to avail themselves
of schools without their religious
teaching and forms, and complain that
their taxes are al unjust penalty, they
are met by the State. whose para
mount duty to maintain such schools
is prescribed by the Constitution, as
well as by the highest interest aud
safety of the Republic. il they can
not avail themselves OF the benefit of
these necessary schoola which have
been prescribed by the constitution,
see no remedy. 1t is greatly to be
regretted. But if their religious prin-
ciDlcs are not consistent with the
principles Of our free Republican Coy
eminent, who should be expected to
yield?
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-24
Cornered him at Last.

A Georgia miller, in a recent con.
versation with one of our grain buy
ers, incidentally remarked that dealers
in his section wouldn't need any OF
our corn this year.
"Well. we have raised il for YOU,
said the Fayette merchant, ''and you
are bound TO take it.
mo, we are independent now. a'
Georgia viii have enough corn of hei
OWL" retorted the miller.
well, we'llfeed ito hogs and send
You the meat"
I'VE are safe there. too" continued
the miller. "for our people viii fur
nish their own pork.
Nothing daunted, our Fayetteville
friend discharged his Parthian shaft
"Well, well make our corn int,
whiskey. and you can'i get arount
| buying that.
Georgia admitted that he had hin
here.-hayeherfHc Eapre&s.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-24
nssERIF,S SALE

Ty virtue OF an execution TO me directed from
the Jerk of the Ciraut Court OF Wapelo county.
Iowa, on a Judgment obtained in said Court ON
McGlmtoci, as plaintiff, and against Ioseph in
ley as defendant, for the sum OF One Hundred
and Twenty-fJnr Dollars and Ninety tents and
costs taxed at S2l 90 and accruing costs. have
levied upon the following Real Estate taken as
property Of said defendant, 10 satisfy said exect-
ton, to-wit,
Lot Eleven ny, in Block Twenty-one {2l), in
Blake's Addition 10 the ely of 0ttumwa, In the
comfy OF Rapelio, in the Stale of Iowa.
And VIII offer the same for sale TO the highest
bidderfef eash in hand, on tho llth day OF Deem
Der, 1915, in front Of the Court House. in Ottnm-
wa Iowa, at the honr of o clock, 7. NJ of said
day. when and where due attendance will be glyen
by the undersigned
Dated at ottamwa, Iowa, Nov. II. 1875.
It. Il. SPlLMAN,
noet-WM Sheriff of said County
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-24

Prof. Il. II, HutcbiDs, some time
Professor Of Chemistry in the State
Agricultural College at Ames, having
been appointed Special Pension
Agent for Iowa, has resigned his
chair in the faculty Of that institution
His appointment to Federal position
has been made the past week. II
will be public loss, the retirement
OF Prof. Hutohins from our State
School OF Agriculture. lie has been
one of the most useful members ofthe
faculty at Ames. In his new place
we doubt not he will acquit himself
equally well lie Ia well deserving OF
the honor which has been bestowed
upon him, and without doubt, will
demonstrate himsclf worthy OF it. lie
intends to make his headquarters
either at Dcs Moines OF Cedar Rap.
ids.-Ssate Register.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-24

JoneE. The crooked whisky =cAf=llIss.>N.;;
Grosvcnor got $1,000 bride money.
The Col. says the charge Is false. and
alleges he was hunting for the fraud
all the time. lie acknowledges. how
ever. that he borrowed $500 of Joyce
giving him his note for it. and OK
poets to pay it in due course of time
1t does not have The appearance OF
lamb-likc innocence for a man to he
a borrower from one whom we arc
watching 10 detect fraud in. t'ros-
vernon made a damaging confession
In that
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-24
1'Ie wrong Place.

An old man entered a Detroit shirt
store yesterday TO get himself pair
Of mittene. lie saw some chest.pro-
!ectors there, and after looking them
over he said:
We'll, I'll be mashed il ] know what
these are
'Thcy are capital things for the win
ter replied the clerk; they are chest
protectors
"Put 'em on the ehest?' asked the old
man.
Yes, right over the lungs. ! will
sell you one very cheap, if you want
it,
NO, guess not. Ny old woman
never strikes out from the shoulder,
but always hits down blow, and one
o these things wouldn't be worth a
cent"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-24
COAST DISASTERS.
Several Vessels Wrecked
and Many Lives Lost.
shtnxyreck and Loss Of Lie.

LONDON, Nov. 20--It is believed
that l3 vessels fonndered in the
Downs during the storm last night,
and forty or fifty livcs were lost
From five to six hundred vessels arc
now anchored in tho Downs waiting
for fair weather.
LoNpoN, Nov. 20.-The coast be-
tween Lancaster and Yarmouth in
strewn with wrecks.
Sloane Richards, metal broker at
Birmingham has failed. Liabilities
about one half million dollars.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-24
HIGHWAY NOTICE.
AUDITORS OFFICE, WAfELIo 10.
oitumwa, Iowa, Oct, 70, 1873.

! AVnIT0n'S7 UFFItEt " NIhislU ~. Z
oitumwa, Iowa, Oct. 70, 1873.
To whom Ii mny concern
me Commissioner appointed 70 vacate and
locate hig,,,ravs as follows, VIZ; To vacate that
mari ~ thn highway which runs diagonaily North.
easteriy from lie West line of the NWM MEX OF
SEQ No ten {i9), ia the north line of same u sec;
AMI Il locate. commencing where the foregoing
vacation begins-rtnning thence due north 20 the
NV corner Of the NNyl4 NEA of section No. ten
(lal; thence due east 10 inteTscct the highway M
the Termination OF the foregoing vacation; saia
incnton to be forty (fo feet wide. All In section
No. 10, township No. ~ range H. has reported in
favor of the vacation aud location thereof, and
all objections thereto or claims for damages must
be filed in the AUDITORS office ON or before noon
OF the 2Sih day oil December, A. d. 1916; or such
highway will he vacated aud located with reIer-
enec thereto. w II. GALDW ELL,
n3-w4t County Auditor.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-24
HIGHWAY NOTICE.

AUDITOR g OFFICE, WAPEL10 COUNTY,
OTTuawA, Iowa, Noy., 18th, 1875.
To all Whom it may Concern
The Commissioner appointed TO vacate and To-
rnencing about 10 rods north of The center line
between sections 10 and 90 and running thence
west about 100 rods; and Location commencing
on fle u Section line between the N u and s
Z u of Section No. ~ and terminating at the CEN
Ter Of Section No ID, and to be 40 feet wide; all
In Township No ~, Range IA west---has reported
in favor of the vacation and location thereof and
all objections thereto or claims for damages must
be fled in the Auditors office on before noon
Of the 18Th day OF january, A. ID. 1875; or such
highways will bc vacated and located without
reference thereto. WM. Ii. CALDWELL,
noy l7-wft County Auditor
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-24

A Silver City, Nevada. young lady.
who has passion for pretty babies,
10 little four-year-old angel, who
has bran new sister: II say bub,
won't you give me your baby sister !!
love little babies" Young hopeful.
mo, ] iant." Young lady (winking
at her Young NAM, why, sonny.
why won't Won give the baby TO me. ]
Hopeful Indignantly, Fly. he'd
siarye to death; your dress opens
behind Painful silence for theneNt
fifteen minutes,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-24
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. g.
/ BY telegraph
Wheat-Quiet and easy. No. 3
Chicago l 12@14; do. 2 Il 25@27 win
ter red western 15'dl 80.
Rye and Barley--Quiet.
Corn--Firm steam western mixed,
741S a75c; sail do. 75H@76c; high
mixed and yellow 75R @76c.
Oats--Firm mixed western and
State 44@4S.
Pork-Quiet at $22 25@50,
Lard--Firm at IL 5-16@13c,
Whisky-$l l6.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-24
Chicago Market,

CHICAGO, Nov. %.
IBy Telegraph :,
Whcat-Wcak and irregular at 81
05is cash. and 0524 Dec. No. }, SSl4
ole; rejected T61ac. -,
Gorn-Easier and in good demand
al Sic cash, 507s Nov, and AK year.
e Qats-Easy at30is all around.
Ryc--Firm at 6Slac.
Barlcy--Steady at sec cash.
Pork-Fairly active and higher at
500 IS cash. and $40 Al year.
Lard--Steady and firm at IL 40c.
Whisky--Sl H. Y.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-24
IA General Consolidation Of
Hevenuc-C Collection Districts.

4 WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 The Presi-
sdent to-day issued orders consolidat.
ng the internal revenue collection dis
! ;ricts throughout the country, and re-
ataining collectors as follows: w. b.
FALLEN, collector Cd and 9Th districts,
J Illinois, to be known hereafter as the
I'D james Fishback, collector of the
5iistrict formed by tho consolidation
lof the 10Th and 18th districts, Illinois,
Ito be known as the 10Th; Jonathan G
Willis, collector of the district formed
Sby consolidating the llth and 18th dis
&sricts, Illinois, to be known as the
al3th; John Tillson, collector Of the
{ district formed by consolidating the
! 18th and 9th districts, Illinois, to be
known as the 4tb,
The action of Chief Justice White
lin discharging Brigham Young from
aalleged contempt for disobedience to
athe order OF Judge Mexican, requiring
ahim to pay alimony TO Ann Eliza
Y Dung, is satisfactory to ths govern
3ment. 1t ID the opinion OF the Attor-
ancy General that the woman in qucs
aion, in marrying Brigham Young,
aviolaled the United States statutes,
ssnd therefore could not avail herself
|sof her own wrong.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-24

WAsnrNGToN, Nov. 22.--Gcneral
I0rd, in command OF tho District OF
Texas, in his annual report says that
3more ciiectnal means must be adopted
han sending the troops TO look on
|whiie our people Of Texas are being
iespoiled aud murdered. 1t is owl
|dent that tho soldiers, however will
Ting, can accomplish nothing If con-
lined TO this side OF the river, and an
Sorder TO make reprisals with means
10 carry out tho order, haa sometimes
Resulted in indemnity, as well as sc.
purity.
GALVESTON, Nov. 22.-Advices
sfrom Brownsville to-day state that on
saturday Capt. NIcNally was en-
3trenched on the Mexican side of tho
sfiver, under cover Of guns from this
sside, and while there was prospect
sof the Federal troops crossing here,
Remained to head tho passage. When
positive orders were received not Ia
aeross, Mentally returned with bis
awhole command. Iio obtained a
4promise from the Mexican authorities
athat they wonId deliver tho stolen
acattle and thieves II caught.
LATER.-It is stated that on yestcr.
lay the Mexicans delivered seventy
Hive head Of cattle at Ringgold bar
Eracka, All quiet to-day,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-24
OTTt NJ WA.


We spent last Sabbath at Ottumwa.
and were pleased to notice the con-
tinued progress Of that wide awake
town. We have for number OF years
looked upon Ottumwa SIS one of the
best sites for good town in the
State, and already its growth and
prosperity has fully verified our opin-
ion, for il Is not an cNtravagant
statement now to say that it is ono of
tho best, II not the best town in the
State away from the Mississippi
river. One of the latest enterprises
of the Ottumwa people is the con-
struction of dams across the Des
Moines river. and the cutting OF n
large canal across o bend ia the
stream near the city. for the purpose
Of obtaining water power for the run
ming of manufactures and mills. This
great work is now we'll under way,
aud will cospthe company about $50
600, but it will be good investment
for the town. as it promises TO add
much TO the population and wealth OF
the place. Already many branches OF
manufacturing are carried on, among
which might be mentioned 81 steam
cracker factory, capable OF turning
out one hundred barrels per day. a
sewing machine attachment factory,
and an extensive iron works. the lat
ter of which presumes to compete
with Chicago in the casting of iron
fronts for buildings and other heavy
castings. Her newspapers are also Q
credit to the place. The Courier
daily and weekly, Is one OF the best
papers in the State, and from glance
| through the office, we should judge
was on the road to still greater pros.
perity and usefulness. The Courier
has recently put in q steam engine
and is now running its presses b,
means of this greatest motive powe
of the age. The Democrat is also
wido awake paper and as prosperous
as its vicious political doctrines will
admit Of There is also German
paper, and an "alf and alf' sort Of {
publication called the SPIRIT Of III
Times, neither of which we know
much about. On the whole Ottumw
is a first class town and he's as wild,
awake business men rs can be foun'
anywhere in the West-eXcept CHAR
ton, OF course. Next to Charlton W
arc always ready to speak a GOO
word for Ottumwa, and it is from th
fact that she deserves it and not frof
interest we have in the town that W
do so. Long and prosperous may b
the career of the prosperous little cit
: that nes,les among the hills and alop
the banks of the most beautiful of q
! Iowa streams. the clear running d.
Moines
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-24

The fashionable ladies have drop
ped the pin-back style and adopted
the gimlci skirt. :.
The dead rhinosccros has bceif
stuffed at Albany. 1t is sad 10 think
that only ono young lady can wear Il
on her bonnet.
A Tennessee iron-master. Of forty
years experience. says pig-iron can
be and is now being made in Tonnes
see. Georgia and Alabama for less
than $40 per ton.
The New York Graphic says
anonymous attacks are indecent and
cowardly.' And some one else says
"They emanate from liars, who lack
the nerve TO. write themselves as
such"
"My son." said stern parent to q
T-year-old hopeful, II must discipline
YOU. Your teacher says you are the
worst boy IN the school" sWell.
papa, was the reply. only yesterday
she said | was just like my father"
A New York market gardener re-
Gently brought suii against seeds
man for the value of the cabbages he
might have raised had the seeds.
which he bought of the latter, not
tnned out worthless, and recovered
Sl,9T2.13.
A traveller visiting cathedral was
shown by the saclistan. among other
marvcls. a dirty, Opaque glass phial.
After eying il some time the traveller
said: sDo you call this relic? Why
ii is empty" ".Empty!" rctorted The
saeristan Indignantly. "Sir, it con-
tains some Of the darkness that Moses
spread over the land Of Egypt
Bishop Haven. of the Methodist
Church, has written letter TO prove
that his church and order have the
. Apostolic succession as certainly
ms the Roman Catholics or Episcopa.
lians have it, and that John Wesley
was undoubtedly ordained Bishol
by the Greek Bishop of Crete. and
thus by divine right ordained Coke
for the American Episcopate.
Fulton Times: A little fellow whc
was at a neighbours house about moor
/ the other day. watched the prepare
| tons for dinner with great deal Of in
tercst. but when asked to stay and ca
something, promptly refused: .Why
yes, Johnny, you'd better STAY" sale
I the lady, why can't you?" "Wcll
cause" said the little fellow. I'm;
said ] mustn't, unless YOU asked m,
I three times" They invited him twic,
more right off.
"Have you ever voted Mrs. Young !?
inquired reporter Eyes, once" wa
tho reply, Under positive order
from Brigham Young; and do yol
know that this day have never knows
what / was voting for. Yon SEQ
cared nothing for the vote; it was
forced matter, and ! simply gave m,
name, and walked away, OF courst
the officers put the ballot in a box iha
i would suit the President, assure yo
that my neXtvotc out there will b
moro inielligently cast" do tho VIC
men usually vote2' mo; their hus
bands go to the polls and vote for til
entire family, children, dead and aliv
included. Oh, they arc great ccono
mists, those MormOns."
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-24

THERE is somethin. So immense and
so staggering to ones ability TO COM
,rehcnd the rapidly increasing wealth
7af john Mackey. one of the few fortu
nate miners of Nevada. as we find il
stated in Ho,pc,.'s WeeAig. that il all
most cracks our crcdulis.. That jour
nal says:
Ten years ago John Mackey was a
mining laborer in Virginia City at
four dollars day. To-day he has
larger income than any other single
individual in America. and il his
wealth continues to accumulate as ii
has for the last two wears, his fortune
. will rival that of the richest Roth
child. lie own ihree-fii'ths of the
mining properties Of Flood. O'3ricn.
Mackcy and Fair. The firm own Co.
90 shares Of Consolidated Virginia
stock. on which they declared month
ly dividend of ten dollars share.
Mackey's share Of this is $:g96.00 per
month. OF stock in the California
mine they own 6O.W0 shares. The
first monthly dividend of ten dollars
is to be declared in November. and
this will add to Mr.. Mackcy's in
cOme S:s6D.W0 a month. The other
mines thai the firm control pay
no dividends. hut they yield a large
revenue to the firm in WAYS more in
direct. For instance the firm own all
the wood used In their working. both
i"r fuel aud for timbering, and they
sell it to the companies at an immense
profit. The Savage. Hale and Nor
cross. aud the Gould and Curry all
crush more or less ore. and this is
dome in the firms mills at cost OF
thirteen dollars a ton. The yield of
silver being scarcely enough TO pay
the cost Of both mining and crushing,
assessments are levied to make up the
deficiency. The firms income from
this source and from crushing the
Consolidated Virginia, which is also
done in their own mills. is Estimated
at $,,0.OO0 a month, of which put Mr.
Mackcy down for 10000 The whole
Of his income from all sources is esti.
mated at 1891 900 a month. or nearly
$iO.OO0OD year. lie is the mos
modest and retiring of all the Cali
t'ornia lnillionaires.
We may say. happily in this coun
try there are no Rothschild families
where wealth is entailcd from gcner
alton to generation, and the member
II the family seem measurably TO b.
from one generation to another pos
ses,cd Of the same cnpidity and tinan
,iai ability OF their predecessors. il
this country il Is wonderful how Ia
rich mans wealth fails TO cling TO hi
children. and is scattered, and finds il
WAY into the common fund OF TN
world. John Mackey. schoolcd j
,,ovcrtv's ways may possess the gual
tiles Of frugality and caution. whic
may horde and accumulate, though
i, difficult to see how lac can take car
Of such vast possessions without haN
ing 10 trnst to those who may prox
false and swimdIc him: yet, though j
br successful. il would I've very rai
thing in this country il, when h
passes away. flc great bulk Of III
immense fortune is-nOt soon scattcre
among the many. Ii is well that II
so. for, could great wealth be secure
III transmitted. retained and addc
to, in families. we should soon have
mObility founded upon money. wlltc
would defy government Of the peo
pie.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-24

tn. kasson-Clarkson libel case. nj
noon. Thursday. came to an unexpect-
cd conclusion. II was expected by
many. that MIR. Kasson would lake
the stand in rcbuttal. but hc was not
sworn in the case. Gen. Given made
the opening speech in the afternoon
for the plaintiff. and The attorneys
for the defense. spoke on Friday. The
case viii probably be given to The
jury to-day.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-24
THE official returns OF the 81

The official returns of the New
York election. give Bigeiow MAORI
ty over Seward for Secretary Of State
of 1880 This is a reduction of the
majority Of Tildcn over Gen. Dix, one
year ago. OF nearly 5000. This large
decrease in the Democratic majority
on the State ticket. and the election Of
a majority Of the Legislature by the
Republicans. is result 50 much bet
ter than we expected. that we are
quite satisfied.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-24
WASHINGTON.

WAsHfSGroN, Nov. 23.-Thc Com
mittec representing the Senate and
Iiouse OF Representatives, the State
Department and the Supreme Court
met this morning at the Department
of tho State, a general wish was ex-
Dressed that the fnneral take place
Saturday next, at noon, the services to
be conducted in the Senate Cham Der,
aud the remains be conveyed to Phila-
|ieiphia, to lie in state in Indcpend-
;snce Hall until Monday morning. In
'other respects the programme usual
ION such occasions will be followed.
A Sub Committee was appointed
OF Senator A. G.. Thurman,
af Ohio, and Representatives Warren,
LOT Massachusetts. and Garfield, OF
,0hio, to mature arrangements. after
II consultation with the delegation
by the Governor OF Massa
who will arrive here thi.
afternoon, to make such modification
LOT the proposed programme as they
;may suggcst.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-24
Milwaukee Market

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 90.
/ By telegrapb.l
Whcat--Steady and in fair demand
al 81 1l5s cash, and OF Dec. No. s,
923a4c.
Gorn-Firm at 56lse.
Oats-Steady al 33c.
Rye--77c.
RarIev--Sl. 03.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-24
Chicago live stock Market.

CHICAGO, Nov. 23s
By telegraph
Hogs - Receipts 14,000. Market
moderately active. and prices firm and
higher. Packing, very common to
very choice SO TJ@G %; fair TO choice
heavy 81 .10@40; Philadelphias Goo
10: light grades 81 10000.
Cattle--Receipts 1900. Quiet and
steady. Choice graded Sc 25@5O: fair
TO medium s4@4 80; through Texans
81 5nl02 %.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-24
LEGAL.
SHERIFF. \ SALE.

BY virtue of an execution TO me directed from
the Clerk of the District Court Of Wapello county,
Iowa. ON a Judgment obtained in said !, curt on
the 3st day OF August. 1873, in favor of j. NJ.
Love, trnstee, as plaintiif, and against T.. w Tay
lar as def ndant.-ter the sum of Ono Hundred
and sixt-rwo Dol ars And Forty-siX Cents and
costs taxed ai $685. and accrutng costs,zI have
levied upon the following Real Estate taken as
property Of said defendant, to satisfy said Execu-
ton, to-wit:
Lot en- a0), in Block Twenty-seven t2I), in
the Town Of Edon, in said county
And will oilrr the same for sale to the highest
bidder for cash ifi hand on the 4th day of Dccem
ber 1875, in front OF the curt House in Ottum-
when and where due attendance will he given
BIZ the undersigned
Dated at DthImwa, Iowa, Nev 9th 1915.
n. r. SPITMAN,
no2i-YyH Sheriff OF said County.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-24

THE Marshall Times hints that the
YET figure i'm the Senatorial contest.
Mr.. Carpenter has made most
faithful Governor. and is most
cstimahlc and worthy citizen. who
would. if called to a higher place. he
true to the new trust.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-24
-
ORIGINAL NOTICE

To HRNRy BusTARD
Yon are hereby notified that there il now on filc-
In the Clerks flee OF the District Court of Wan
clio ounty Iowa, the petition OF Bowen q W.T.
liaIns, pIaintifs, claiming Of you $500 50 on ae-
count, and askiag an attachment against Your
Aud less you appear and defend, OH or before
neon OF The second day of said Court, to be held
at Ottumwa in said County, on january nth 1876,
Your default will be taken and Judgment rendered
thereon as prayed, Nm. McNEtT,
nOyS1yit Attorney for plaintiffs.