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BE reSolred by The General assembly Of The
state Of ohio (three-fifths of all the members
elected to each house concurring thereiE), That
a proposition To amend the Constitution OF the
Stale OF Ohio. be submitted To the electors Of
the STATE, on the second Tuesday OF October, A.
ID. 1871, as follows, toswit:
That sections one three, fire, sir eight, tigelre,
fourteen fGcen Sirfecn and eighteen, OF article
four, be amended as TO read as follows, aud
section seven, of article four, and sections
twelve and thirteen OF article eleven, be re-
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A correspondent of the London Spec
tator declares that he heard the late EN-.
inent Bishop Villiers tell a number OF
candidates for confirma ton that earnest
feeling always rejected fine language and
that the nobleman of Capernaum conten-
ted himself with monosylldbles-thus;
"Sir - come - down -ere-my-child-
die2" 1t would thus appear that the
Bishop thought the nobleman spoke En-
glish. In the Greek attributed to him
by St. Sohn, there are two Of three sylla
bles and two Of four.
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My son, remember that your charac-
ter ought to shine brighter than your
boots" Suppose blacken it, then,
father2"
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Sa9e9sa

AAAhC Can't be made by every agent every
GSHAlklmOnth in the business we furnish.
aN6V6T6I but those willing TO work can easily
$~~~caTn dozen dollars day right
I'm their own localities. Ilav- no room 10 ex-
plain here. Business pleasant and honorable
Women, and boys and girls do as wei a. men
We will furnish you a complete Outfit free. The
business pays better than anything else. We
will bear expense of starting yOu. PafiiculfrS
free. Write aud see. Farmers and mechanics,
their sons and daughters, and all CLASSES in
need OF payiu- work at home, should write TO
IA and lea, ali about the work nt once. Vow
= he time. ID nj delay. Address TRUE
CO., Augusta, Maine.
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Walla Walla people read The Walla
Walla Waterman, Walla Walla. Walla
Walla county, Washington Territy.
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Marriage.

MarId personaor Me-
palptatnu
Twhnp hinelfu aru ma &C
hsskii physidan
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ID H. FL -

Has made the above diseases the special siudl
rIl hl- talent. skiii aud long experience. ~ wi
enough Co discern. that a physician who treat
others, must be superior 10 those who pretend
diseases.
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DIVORCES

Legally and quietly 0btninel ~ very state
ana Territory, Tor INCONPATIBILITY and
other cause, no matter where the party ir-
sides. l3 yeaTs' experience. Pee after d,cr.,'.
All letters confidential. Address A. J. DIX
TER, Att'y, Rooms and ., l33 b"afborn 81 A.,
Chicago. ~. Unqurstiouablc references gwen.
Correspondence with the legal profession IN
vited. "uIh+y
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which annua aer
With au confidence
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4 Care Warranted.
Dr. FishbIait.

@ s ana sf5 p sssa S ] rS af me-; 'o' month amer month
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Nervous Debility.

Vital Weakness or Depression, n weak ex-
hausted feeling, no energy or courage; the re-
suit OF Mental Overwork, Ind.scrction or Ex-
cesses, or some drain upon the system is always
cured by
Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No. 28.
1t tones up and invigoraies the system, dis
pes the gloom and dependency, imparts
strength and energy-stOps the diam and Teiu-
venates the entire man. Been used twenty
years with perfect success by thousands. Sold
by dealers. Price, One Dollar per single wal I;
or Five Dollars per package OF 1--WE ViaiS and
Two Dollar vial of powder sent by mail on
receipt uf price. Addr - Humphreys Homeo-
pathic Medicine Company, 502 broadway. New
York. mar29ty
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Ias dfcovc
usfha .Imuat,ucy nfr
.eterlIs dariSa gS tary
ref
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or IN o0n per day az home. samples wosth q
Do lU OLU irve sTINSUS CO, Portland,
Kane mario, Toy
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Also out lot number Thirty three (SD in the
south half OF the said town OF jackson in said
county, excepting such par as is included in
in lots numbers 50, 81, S. %, 81 5s 59 Co. 81 and
the south hail OF lot number o., IA FultOn's adj
ditiOn To said town a. d. signated on the record
ell plat Of said addition, aud such a. j. dedicat-
ed To streets and alleys in said addition.
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A SURE COMFORT

to those who are afflicted, Balm which should be
in every household to meet any emergency. It's
virtues have only be known to give it the highest
place among the wonderful discoveries Of this Gen.
tury. Practical experience has proven that no
ether remedy can surely perform the cures,
which have astonished, not only the sufferers them
selves, but even physicians Of eminenee in their
rnfcsson have arvelled AZ its Curative properties.
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HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION

Izing the Judiciary of the State of Ohio.
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One of the many Advantages

Is rendered almost insupportable by the panes Of
these diseases. tie CURATIVE should be applied.
nothing relieves quicker.
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which possesses IS that it does not cause irritation
or soreness like liniments counter-iritants, but
soo,hes the pain through its action the diseased
nerves and heals the fevered and inAamed wounds
nj Tf ie
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Also, about one-third OF one acre OF ground,
i'm said county Of Jackson and state OF ohio,
tO-wit: Commencing at the northwest corner
of "a four acre LOT conveyed TO q. T.. Miller by
Margaret Ferree by deed bearing date July 10,
lSJ5 measuring thence Two rods In "A noFtherly
direction along the GallipOlis road, thence cas-
tcTly parallel to ana the entire length Of the
uOrtheTly line Of said four acre lot, thence two
rods south To the northeast corner Of said four
acre lot, thence west with the nOTtherly line OF
said four acre lot To the place Of beginning, con-
tanning one-thiTu OF an acre, more Or less.
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Also, a certain parcel OF land situated I'm the
south half OF the town OF Jackson, Section
Number Twenty go Township Number
Seven (No. u Range Number Eighteen (lsl be-
ginning at the southwest corner OF In-lot No.
One tl) at A in FerTee's Addition to the Town
Of Jackson, as designated on the recorded plat
Of said addition, thence moth 6T east siN.chainS
aud 8j links, thence south 10 east GaS chains
thence west 6.33 chains, thence north 20 west
four chains and twenty links to the place OF
beginning, containing three and twcnty-One
hundrcdths of an acre, more or less.
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Number Three.

Also,In Lot No. one (l) in Ferree's addition
the town OF Jackson in said county, a. know
aud described on the recorded plat OF said add
tiOn.
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Also, n part OF In-lot Number One Cn in said
town OF jackson and county Of jackson, de-
scribed as follows:
Beginning at point forty feet and four inch
east from the northwest corner OF said Lot
No. 1, thence east on the line OF Main street
twenty feet and two inches, thence south at
right angles with said Main street eighty feet,
thence west parallel with said Main street
twenty feet and two inches thence north eigh-
" feet TO the place OF beginning; this descIip-
ton is on the hypothesis that said Main street
runs east and west.
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Terms 81 sale: one third iu hand, one third
in six months, and one thiId in ~ months from
day OF sale, with interest, the payments To be
secured by NOR gag upon tilc ptrtui~t=s sold.
ISAAC Il HASTINGS,
Admir- OI W. X. Hastings.
james Tipp, ATTY.
apg-t.il
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At said election, the voters desiring To vote in
favor of the adoption Of this amendment. shall
have placed upon their ballots the words,
Judicial Constitutional Amendmcnt-Ycs;"
the voters who do not favor the adoption of
said amendments, shall have placed upon their
ballots the words, "Judicial Constitutional
Amendment-No."
Adopted March g. 1877.
II. w. CURTIS,
President of the Senate.
o. j. HODGE,
Speaker pro tenn. House OF Representatives.
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From all Sections

and from all classes il is freely expressed that for
the full list Of diseases which the CURATIVE IS
designed, il is a marvel Of Power. When once
introduced into family, and has been tested, IT be-
Genes necessity, valuable is it for healing any
Kind Of a sore, wound, pain, sprain, bruise, in
fact any ofthe many aches and pains to which VIC
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Number Two.

Lots Nos 50, 81, IS, 80, 81, 50. So 90, 81 and q
south half OF Lot No. o., in Fulton addition
the Incorporated Village Of jackson, in sa
county.
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at one o'clock y. m, at the door Of the Court
House, in Jackson, in said county, the follow
ing described real estate, situate ia said county
an
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-07-19

the ssaxs cf which has hessanaS da'iesi'
th<ss i hear agsia the steel el'ck'ns
On lie neck lsaae, the thad eg heads
Ealing oa the aricSy clay. the cry ~
ainairatis,a raised by The theag NJ
each ~cisntific hleW,
.la 4 few aaisute, AL ass dane: IN
the middle ~ the yari in poet ~
hlss.tis amine lay ;wcasy~foar lerrsei
cornec~. sad The attendants were
plsshias about In IL, carrying ~ the
hair several heads with Fixed -yeoaiis,
or dragging behind then the hos'ies
hacked. ignoele, hideoas. Al this in
stan, the headsmaa. who had just no
ticed us. approached and presenting,
ssillsmoking with eleod the two swords
with which the WORK had been done,
offered 10 sell them Ia Us for 81, as
we might like 70 have them by way
If Scay,nir.
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..A..~a !. e.. ygccd Tonlc.

III the atmosphere experienced here aaT-
inv ahe summer months. the isthArgy pro
darei hy the heat takes away the desire ier
wholesome food. aud frequent presparsnons
reduce bodily energy. particularly iaose
suffering from the elects of terminating
diseases IN order to keep natural health
fai activity Of The system &C mast resort Y
srtifciaI mesns For this purpose srhencS
Ses Weed Tonie Is very caectasa. lev
doses will create an appetite snd give ircsh
y,rar h, The enervated body. For dyspepsia
|, 4 Invaluable May eminent rhssieiSas
have doubted whether dyspepsia can pc PEI
mapen,ly cured by the drugs which are gen
ersl,y employed for that purpose he Sea
Weed Tonic In its nature IL totally aiuercht
from snch drugs. Il contains no corrosive
minerals or acids: IN fact II assists the reg.
Mar operations OF nature. sad supplies heF
ieacienc,ee The tonic in its nstare So maeG
resembles the gastric juice that IL y almost
identical with that duid. The gastric laies
Il the natural solvent which, in healthy
condition Of the body. causes the food 10 ee
diyestea: and when This juice 10 not excre-
ted in suthe ent Quantities. indsss siion With
al lis distressing symptoms, follows The
SEA Weed Tonic performs the duty Of ine
gastric Juice when the latter is deaeieaI
scheuek's Sea Weed Tonic is sold by drug.
49, ssss
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PURE BRED
CLYDESDALE STALLION
Logic o BUCHAN;

rrnrso-sss August. ts-e-ristnE three years.
will make re season. of ISIS ~ follows.
ccmmsaxiag April sEs: Nondsy and
Txe<.sy TIL rser 81 tire stable ~ Nule-
nnrrAwsss ii Bel Oak: thence 10 The stssle
az yosesA Little. I'll Wednesday noon.
tAeree Is me ssaAse q David Merva&ua fisl
Thgrss4r a@sss theSee - fAe ssasle q
Ga-r-r avg xijw< southwest x La2SeEl, wall
ssaHs sAr-x IL S4Ezr&zF znzaEE- tes@1gS
- Ke&sez sa r-sassg I'll tGszF c'esa.ss iAssvce
e zMe s-sesr es TxEaes ts-rz-
NR TRss Fssz1s xsAl ae xssz Id ssss SEfsxs
- s4asrs-- II Ala Ard sa4szs~ EerEasstsr.--
g.NEG 2EE-lsnrse IL Sasrsr No. Erred
AsNv IL S-saatz a-1 ss 81 sTrsssezt g DE-
sale mare. sAsza Vas -gs ~ t&AE fst tEzzsess
aaarss- Ee@-rss- Wis sAaaet stls.ss 1-sz T~zEss
Magss-a ~ WIS ~1Nvx Is 49, Fsg4ssx
4aasT5e VS. N~rs sr NJ. Ms1G bel ef TAB ?
ssata sszs es pare tHsa2%szsat uzlr'e, y -
vas SsssaasSxss.eE Is 3 -rzTr -Kss- s. -.
Campees.sa snaws- Ass ssr81s0- - ssGEs-
sas1fs whs cAares -s-s,1aur e 81 -
serve fas G4sea@Ess - f4esei >s,eSs'tT- . isE
foar wears cs9s the neKs s-a@sK. 70 ys-s41 s.
fer Carlisle. Ard ire 1Er% - ss9%Dss tar
Dsnfc--iEiaA He was ffssr sEras sazc1t
~ the Casaaa@slea Agricultural >sesesy
where his stock ecalc noz se srrTassses.
g. 6rana sire. I5Arahalcie- sha CARED Ers,
Al Pcrth's Highland Society in I>sl, a. )
three yrar-oisi.
TERMS.--To insrre. so. 10 he paid Feb,
Ist, ISIS For the season. SD. 10 lie paid on
last round. Single service, IL. to he paid al
time q. service. Mares thai are insured
must he returned regularly 10 horse, or they
will be charged as season mares. Persons
removing or disrusiag of their mares be
fore lst OF March will be required TO make
payment az the time Of doing 80, unless sat
isfactory evidence that the mares are not
with foal All accidents at risk Of owners.
GREiG & CHISHOLM
ALEX. CHISHOLM, Groom. Is
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The American Egg Company have
an establishment at kcokuk. Iowa,
III which they desiecate 500 eggs
daily. The word ,'.sicnose means to
dry or rarch, 10 remove the moisture
fram. etc. Sat we viii 1T the Gate
Gass tell exactly what Is done with
the cgg~, that paper describing the
process as follows:
The eggs, after careful handling, are
broken aud cleared OF their shells by
machinery aud delivered In the form
al a tatter, the whites and yoIks Their
oughIy combined. This batter is then
discharged by a peculiar arrangement,
upon rapidly revolving metallic cyl
inders, under strong blast of heated
air The cylinders are automatically
seif-ceoiing, remaining nj \ teinpera-
ture of ~ Fahrenheit. and SO MAIN
tanning AT that point all the egg dried
upon them, in spite OF the greater heat
OF the blast. The dried egg is scraped
from the cylinders in gannlated
form, very much resembling coarse
corn meal anu Is subjected To u subse-
Quent process which lasts about thirty
DAYS. The desiccated egg readily dis
solves and returns 10 its former condi-
ton of batter when the requisite
proportion OF water is added, anu thus
ii beaten the same as shell eggs, IL
gives the same results i'm cooking. As
Ave hundred dozen of desiccated eggs
are packed in single barrel. the say
ing in transportation is enormous,
and the other savings, from loss by
breakage, decay, etc, can he more
easily imagined than estimated.
This is the third year OF successful
manufacture and sale, and the prod
uct is already well known IN the Eas-
tern markets, and meets with a sale
50 readily tina, the supply has vet
never been equal 10 the demand. II
is largely used by bakers, shipping,
hotels, in the mining regions, etc,
aud has been introduced in the army.
Sales have been made in Europe. the
West Indies and Central America.
and there seems to be no limit to the
| possible market.
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An effort was made nj Carro.ion
Mo, last week To see how quick wheat
could he cut, thre.hed, ground, made
into bread. baked and eaten. From
the time il was standing in the field
till il was on the table in biscuit wa
only eleven minutes, a. follows:
Commenced cutting with The reap.
er at !; m T.. NJ. finished cutting 3:o2
began lhreshiue AT 3o2s +: finished oh.
hu>hcl al 3 o3s. Commenced grinding
at ] :9a; finished At sos. Mrs. Law,
/ ton began making bread nj 5 los: fin.
! i>hed nj @:fis9. GridlIe cake bake. a,
/ $780, aud biscuit TAXED and eaten al
+ ) IL: the whole accomplished il
/ II minutes. The reaper, .Eresher ans
! the mill were thoroughly cleaned ou1
I before the trial commenced, aud not 1
/ particle of -four Was used that did MOI
come from wheat cut in the above
! trial. The witnesses kept separat.
time, -nd in the result all time agreed
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E0kTI YEARS BEFORE the PUBLIC.
DR.. c. MCLANE'S
LEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
ros THB CURE OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAN in the right side, under the edge
J. OF the ribs, increases on pressure !;
sometimes the pain is in the left side; the
patient is rarely able to lie on the left
side; sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder blade, and it frequently ex-
tends to the top Of the shoulder, and is
sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected with
loss appetite and sickness; the bowels
IN general are costive, sometimes alterna-
tive with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally aconsiderable loss ofmemory,
accompanied with painful sensation Of
having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight, dry
cough is sometimes an attendant. The
patient complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bllity; be is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his spirits
are low; and although he is satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him, yet
ne can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few ofthem existed.
yet examination ofthe body, after death,
has shown the LIVER to have been ex-
iensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DIR. {. MeLAsE's LIVER PrLLs, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when taken
with Qulnlne, are productive of the
most happy results. No better ca,hartic
can be used, preparatory to, or after
taking Quinine. We would advise all
who are afflicted with this disease to
give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and as
a simple purgatiye, they are unequaled
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine DR. c. MeLAHE's LIVER
! PMS are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on the
Ind, with the impression DIR. McLAsE's
LIVER Pills
The genuine MeLAsE's LIVER PnIs
bear the signatures Of c. McLANE and
FLEMIsc Bros. on the wrappers.
ss Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR. Z. McLAsE's LIVER PfIIs. pre-.
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, ia.
Sold by all respectable druggists and
country s.orekeepers generally.
10 .hoss wishing 70 give d. c. McLss,,, f,v..
h MaI. - ~ nsal POSI- psid 70 an, pzr, a liz
insee sfaiss ons boz n Pills n ssenty sys cen,
FILMING ERos., pssstsrsA. ,.
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The american igrie,1tvrist, Of the

The american igrteutturist. Of the
pcculiarities of the Jersey cows, says:
Tie Jersey COW are noted for their
precoeious milking capacity. Having
been bred so long with "A view 10 early
and cnpioas production of great rIch-
ness, IL is not at all Strange that the
Jersey heiftrS show great i.secocity in
this way. In one herd known 10 rs
there We're Two yergin heiiers giving
milk and taking their place at the
pail with the COWS. Another, a year
ling, also known 10 rs. was brought
To milk hy merely handling the uldcr
and teats. II il nothing to be alarmed
at, therefor. that a J, rse. heifer
should make Il good sized uller long
before she il due to ca'ye. I'm such
ease it would be well 10 excite the
organ, either by handling or stimuia-
ting food.
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PUBLIC REPORT
POLIO M A a +.

Issv, a.. evspyes csss5 heslfh ter sesrrsl yssrs
1-St ~ ttsye ut G4yN ID Il % interfere NEh nv
hbss- Evs-y ore hcsaFR<ns 10 the izseE5ns clsss
trs,srS the itrsanteRStngr al balng On -. a. iStss
shsa TIE esa.. frsr sral " sHns' gstnrss e 80
Es-1a Is sSlaH tax exe- sss Ae-aescF ~ as>Sns
sifh rss1sc r.: Bat having besr3 the NsgxrtNs
Spoken af 81 highly. was aefernsss-i 70 ~ T. sd
49, never -y-srgf tsst i-tFr-s n tsa. ~ tonse
fwfAck syrTx n5se ntesss 81 SWINE aaF sEfTs-sss
suxth n ever hssr,t -. II Eyl'sfs'rs ft~ whole
ssa<m :Has ssVai cSsnser sad TmrSrer Of tie
hArN5. Tss-e Hsns - ms seqHsns&Aer> sho
have taken i sad s l. n prSs~ Of its ss' STAG
.a-s etrcT.
FsreSlsisy among TIE s-ea c'sss II reoq2e. IN
PARTS ~ isal THE hstg nsa>t neeta IA Old sge
nights 81 ts5fa esi Ty,Sa-~. fteehy si-ie rem
80 the N tri 81 wr,g 81 tie h<ss. eUe aCa lady.
xha hzs t-sfa sEi- ins taroash sfe iran seusasa,
fnd hss become hue frsna it effects. having ufed
rssnv remedies with favorable resriI. Ma nanred
~ tfS.ris h. r-t the yEssTIsH. After taxing isw
hatBrs she ohfNiuei such great relief .hat sire ex-
r-y<.ssd wi-h ~ he- sghI. thai ste might he -be
10 l0k upon the aSn vito Sent aeF sneh aseselAs.
iag7s respectfully,
o. p IL uupts L. palice Oseeg. Station L
BsssfssN Mxss. MAJ 3. ISL
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Original Notice.

James G. Horn, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
The unknown heirs At law
OF David Klock aud Eliza
beth klock, decd: silas
Hoon and Mary J. Hoon.
Justice HooB, James Leah Circuit court
neart and the nnknos IN Cedar couniy
heirs of Elizabeth Leah iowa. Ansns,
heart, decd; James HON, Term. Is77
aud Mary Hoon, Ann Vi.
Maryland, james Nary
iand, John ". Hoon and
Emma Hoon, being heirs
Al Law Of Valentine Uoon,
deceased, Defendants:
lou are hereby notified that there Is now
on ME In the office Of the Clerk Of the ,r
suiI court, 10 and for the county of Cedar
u, ~ the stste OF Iowa, petition Of Jsmes G,
horn, fisiniiH, claiming of Won that NJ. 4
the owner Of the northwest IA northeast
section y, township 81, range 3, west of the
oth Principal meridian
ihat SAID David klock entered said Land
anu conveyed The same TO one Satbuu Z.r.
mig sometime about 1850, but that M acal
y on record from said David Kiock 10 Z.r
ms o. 10 ANY person. That afterwards ; ia
'aha vas sold To one Valentine Hoon. now
hehs"s. mat said Valentine Hocn soll
VI undertook 10 convey said land Ia ,,,n,.,
an "a q
NE northwest IA south, ast IA. in.,.,a :,
~ northwest "a northeast IA, section a,
it nat sala rtsint'h has been In quiet posses.
eioh Oh said premises since INA ,lor.nd
ises ~ 1aiu PREM
aphs- sna appear 10 said petition
Hs'sbh thercio al or before noon 81 ina
,esona "a. n the next term of aid inn,,
~ W oesah and held ut Upton In sais
dos an,' On Inc eth day Of August, ls,7.
.,s.anit VII be entered against ION ma
Iaasment rendered thereon 10 accoraanna
win the prayer Of said petition
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IhE STATE OF IOWA, IS:
me foregoing notice has been examined
o ~ ans' an ths ZANE Is approved, and il il
Tyaefsa ID lie notice br published i, ,he
weeks. Sohssenbve
n ~, layi hand this sth day Of June. A
is", JOHN McKtAN. -
Judge Circuit court, sth Jud a,