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EnaEFIELD ADVERTISER.
S2Ylh Carplina's Beloved Sons

.MNYi"orKy names .",f n"i' lvr; rs-&acd
wi from ohlivion. .\l".mt the lst nf .Jmly. the
Advertiser Will hegin the publication of L series
of Bio"rnrhi: al Skctrlca. giving, IN synopsis.
the lives nr many prominent AMI distinguished
sons. dead nml LIVING, "f Numth Carolina. In
connection with tlcst. ihri: vii! appear in our
columns. each week. :. portrait al tir individual
whose life is >krtchcd done III the highest style
of modern photographic art. From the great
and good men Oi Tie past >uch selections iaNc
been made a. John T.. Calhoun. Geo McDulr.
Judge y. l.. Butler, thamcr!i"r +. II. Waidlaw.
Cows. PirkenS. father hnd -"m Gov L. NJ. Hnt.
Ter. Colonel nf the l'aimrti" Regiment: Srnntnr
Louis 7. Wi.iull. Judge ONral Gen. WaLdv
Thomson. ticn. James Jones. Edmund Bacom.
Esq alias Ned Brace. al the Georgia Sccnc>
MniO Jack letter. Hon. Preston Brooks, Gov.
8. H. Miller aud others whose names we have
not space To mrni"n. Later We will take up
such men as Hon. j. l.. Carroll. t;ov. N H. Bon
ham, Gen. Ahpci l'rir:n, Erh NJ W. Gary. Gen
H. q. VI. Duuovant. t.cn-. k"i>lEiW, Kennedy.
Logan. tun,"r. Wallace. MrG"wan. Harond
and Bee Cots. Thomas q Bacon. Thomas &.
Lamar. J"-r,h A,rry. ". e. Mnragnr Speaker
John &. Shcllr,d. Col. Arthur ~i.nkiI~ Gen.
JAS. Che>nm,. Hon. W. ID. Simpson. and others
Whose names >hn r~cur io IL III future Sub
Srririion price :? ~ per anmn:u. III advance.
Address. rIIF ADVERTISER
.jnn.!2 Eicuiirld. y. {.
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COLUMBIA S. c, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 2s 1878

reading this sworn testimony. will
sign Il petition for katc Southern 8
pardon. GovcrnorCulquitt did right.
Lie weighed the evidence carefully.
and displayed both justice and hm-
manity in his decision y crime
has been committed. u woman killed
another in her fathers house, after
she had been received kindly by her
parents--and then to demand of the
authorities that she shall go free is
prcposterons. If such All act were
pardoned. the doing 80 wonid b. ii
mockery of law. Crime already has
too much iicchce because the stat
ntcs are not ruf,.rc",l.
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r. e wv. C. SWAFFIELD.
Semi Annual Great Clearance Sale
OF THE
Grand Cea!ral Dry Goods Establishment
-McCREERY & BROTHER,

NnCCtCEEGL4 7 GG BROIdER,
NlIO are exhibiting on their ''BARGAIN
w COUG.TERS" complete lines of Goods.
marked to price that will insure ready sale
for Cash. We intend doing Live Business
this Summer. and will offer, weekly, Goods at
snch prices that will interest you. us follows
Dress Goods worth so at 25c.; worth 25 ut l2lc.
Prints, best. worth 81 ut G!c.; worth 81 ut Sc.
A Androscoggin Hleach st cents.
A. Standard worth ~! cents mt ID cents.
Best make Hack Silks, spec cialty. from 15c to 50
Fancy and stripe and Check Silks Soc. to S0c.
5000 yards Iiambur. Elgings aud Insertings NJ
extraordinary low. Cassimcr-s worth 81 ut l.
Twechs ana Cottonades worth roe at 25c.
Linen Drills worth Sic. nj 20, 30 and 20c.
Gents GamZe Meiino Cndcr-vests :.5c. to 81. so.
Ladies' Hose Sc. TO 81. Gents Hose 81 to SOC.
Ladies' l.. Z. IIandkcrchiers nc to 75c.
Ladies' Lace and SHi Ties 2nc. to sl
Our celebrated Ho,Hense Fast Black Grenadines
-, IJc. To c.t.1 White. Piqne from ) to 25c.
bosom never qua d a''i lav IT 81 sp@RleieelX
We have ihrowh line of BOOTS AND
SHOES HATS AXD CAPS on Bargain Conn
icrs ut Il price To s,,:t the times. We have thus
lar been selling goods down to- Rock Bed Prices,
hut we are how below Granite.
7. \ M'cREERI. II. Il. McREEnr. IL. \. RAwLs
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Sh."yf'* $u.c.
RN .Y;lCOb levin. .AMctiNncCr.

WuIl, Meyer 4 CO.. JUhu tIi;'S0n. SOn 4 Co..
Lirh.ri,tcin Bros. IL Co. +. ". Wagcncr. ".
Charles liamhcrg.
DY virtue of the above executions. will sell
ID at Tie defendants store. on Blantiing stryrt.
opposite the -, &. n \. Railroad depot. on the
FRS, I&3NIs.tT A&D II Es,bAI i:3JUEi
next. '.ir;in he legal hours
The rifiyc stock OF MERCilANDlSE nf the
dcfr;id m. consisting OF Dry Goods, Groceries,
consist, L, 'i.iq,lars Flour. Coffee. Teas. Sugar
f'roun~. .l3uckets, Hncon. Spiccs. Can Goods Of
every ~ 'ription, Counters. Show Gases, Bins,
Candies. '"bacco, Cigars. Buggy. Wagons.
uhou! '.ln Bricks. ,tSc.. AZ per >chcdrI! which
will hr -AhiLited on day Of sale I,slls cash
Jr;ri,i j. T.. DENT. = r. {.
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ShcriU : SAFE.
lIy Jacob 14cV in. % ltctiOneer.
City of Columbia Emma L. Moscs.-JdL
IrccuiiOn Tor 1871 :.
DI virtue of the ah",c executions, will sell
ID before the Court House in Columbia. on the
FIRST MONDAY AND TUESDAY IN JULY
next. within the legal how:S,
The following personal property Of defendant.
toewii ETAGERE, l'"ok Case. = Scttccs, |
Parlor Sofa and q Chairs. Music Stand. Mar
bic Clock. Pnr!nr Carpet. very tine: l"ung
ing Chairs. Mohar Rocker S.Achuard. !
Marbc,op Centre Table. Nc. i"rm cash.
.Juuclj j. T. DENT. =. X. e..
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Payment Of Coupons.

TREASl'RER'S OFFICE.
CHARLOTTE. COLUMBIA ~ AUGUSTA Il. r.,
COLUMBIA. :. G.. tNE ~. 1873.
TN1IE Coupons Of Bonds of this Company,
l. which become due on the lst OF July. 1873,
will b. paid ut the Banking House of VI. X.
,Iesup. Patton 4 Co New York City: ~ the
Safe nrnoSit and Trust Company. Baltimore
ut the First National Bank. "f CiInilottr. y. e.:
u the Central National Bank of this city. and
ut the National Bank of Augusta. Ga.
JOHN e.. u. SMITH,
Junr25 tEis>:, Treasurer.
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Sher!.F'S Sdic.
H.. Jacob Levin, AuctiOncer

JOHN CROWLEY & Co y. l.. IT. Trevtt.-ETrc":
DY virtue of the above cXecmtivM yi,l SEND
ID before the Court House i'll "a pa, witlis
in the legal hnrIs. on the FIRST NJ D.M and
TUESDAY IN JULY next.
All ;hat LOT OF LAND, in the city OF Co.
mha,Nontuining omc,haif acre: more or less.
hnwmlrd North by Upper street; East hy Gad>-
den street; South aud West bS, land now os late
Ot james :. Scott. t;:,.
All ,i,nt LOT OF LAND. in,tlie 'rity of Co.
lnp,h;n. situate IN Lincoln street, and fronting
ticr,.pl u netv.thiec feet six inches and running
bac., i,-twa,,lly one Euutlrcd nn, sixteen feet:
ho,,i, l. ts..n tile Nn:.if hv lot of Emma Jackson
unG ,uTl. West hy Lincoln street Terms cash.
.Ju,. 70 1873 y. +. DENT. ). II. T..
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THE STRAIG .iT-OUT DEMOCRAT,
Published Sunday, Wednesday and Friday.
THE DAILY Xxx PHOENIX,
Every morning except Monday.
HENRY s. FARLEY. EDITOR.
Every morning except Monda,

Office l60 l.ic!i1rl.oa street. Subscription
)! six months; 81 three months. III mdv:y,,ce
Advertisements inserted ut 7nc. II square Of ten
+ttt,--+ar tlst -inscrtiDn: 50c. zach publication
afterwards. Lengthy advertisements. or those
Tor loag terms. nj reduced rates. Spccinl\ No
tccS pc Il 1.-The first inSc-tion TOE. - lihe after
job l'rintin" nj MI kin ut lowSet figures.
JULIAN \. SELBY. business Manager
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HUMAN SACRIFICES. The Wilming-
ton Star says: The attention OF sci
entists has recently V been attracted to
the neighborhood of Mr. \ Il. Black,
the sheriff "i this county upon Mid
die Sound. some ten miles east of
this city. by the discovery there of
large quantities of human remains of
an unknown race and period, scatter
ed at intervals along the ocean front
of this plantation. Yesterday party
Of gentlemen attended Mr.. Black. at
his request. upon the opening OF two
mounds which he had .dtScovcred.and
which he c"njectnrcd Contained sumc
memorials of The aboriginal inhabi-
tauts. Nothing unusual was fonud
III the first mound. but tin cxamina
ti"n of the second resulted ia very
interesting discovery Digging a
circua ar we'll in the centre of the
mound. at depth "f six or seven
feet. there wax innad Il circular de
posit of clsarrcd Goals. mingled will,
fragments "f human boues. which
had evidently lain there undisturbed
Tor Il long period OF time. and in their
original deposit. The gentlemen
employed verified portions belonging
to the human Uranium. vorlcbrn, the
clav!clc. hmmcrus. ulna. and phaIan-
gus These fragments were. how
ever. I" minute for more particular
indentiiicati"n. Among The bones
they disco. cred "a black. giiticrimg
ana unknown substance resembling
mica, which they reserved for fur
thcr examination. and ii iine speci.
men of brown and transparent qnartz.
The persons to whom these bones be :
longcd were evidently iastcncd to.
gcther and burned at this spot. aud
afterwards covered with soil. who
they were, or what The OCCASION of
their late. IL of course IL matter of
Conjecture. Farther explorations
may determine their race and nation.
We believe these are the only mounds
of this ciiuactcr. npd the only rv :
.:'"Ne"S-4t> q ,si1. lar sacrii a.tis,. :, III
have thse ciiccd of calling the lttcn.
ti"n of arch;eolugists to this interes-
ting and unexpected discovery. Pos.
sibly we may be ON the eve of snlu-
tion of the history Of the sntlcrings
of Sir Walter Ralcigh's cuIonisis S
whose only monument has hitherto
been the word "Croaton." carved
upon one of the trees of the forest
of Albcr,nnrlc. and around whose
subsequent fate there is such glow
ct romantic aud melancholy interest
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KATE SOUTHERN. The Columbus.
Ga. Enquirer says: We give in this
paper the evidence cIicited in this
much talked of trial of Kate South.
ern.. 1t differs as much az light and
darkness from the sensational ac-
counts we have bccn reading in Ger.
tain correspondence. There is no.
thing i'll the scenes. the surroundings
nor the incidents, to CLEAN tithc OF
romance. The whole was fight be
tween two women. while gallant
Bob Southern aud the rest Looked on
They were all very ignorant people.
Kate aud her sister both centred on
isis" C"wart. There is no evidence
that the men present tried to part
the cOmbatants. nor does there ap.
pear tn have been such Il scene as
the sentimental writers picture nl
Bob. with pistol in hand. inrcing
katc's way through crowd. All
that was the Imagination of fancy
saetvi,cs~-: .Sho is ui ,ncuiu:., hrig iIr,
about twenty years of age, and has
dark brown hair. ana the twang a "A
North Georgia cracker She is very
ignorant. can hardly read and write,
and Bob is worse educated than she
Kate is passably good looking. aud
wears imitation jet. She says the
witnesses sworc lies against her;
that she acted in sclf.dcfcncc;. tha,
she cannot dance. aud that nigii Il,
her fathers was the "fust timn that
she ever seed a reel run " She is
now on the plantation of Col. Smith.
in Washington County. and will h,
employed in the household. c".k'ins
and washing for the convic,s who
work on the plantation. Til" six
month baby" is sick ck-tectliny--
and that now requires most "t he,
time. She says no money has beer,
sent her from the North. IIr. health
is bad Her sixteen-year old sister
sentenced to two years as AN acccs
sorry tn kate's crime. has been il,
Col Smiths house as u servant Shi
ls handsome. aud has been taught j
:ead aud write by her kind ms,rcS-,
On l.er=falileE's lnrp-Ahs -~., .I=-.1 Il
piouEh. liGr scntence has proved IA
blessing. Bob Southern is nothing
but IA strong. goud-l"oking animal
q common. ignorant bour:. He is
now IA guard To convicts On the same
plantation. The woman Kate killed
is on u par with the rest. On read.
ing the evidence, one feels utterly dis.
gusted with the amount Of scmtimen.
tai twaddlc that has been expended
on the case. Not scintiila can be
obtained to excite IL single expires
sion of admiration. Why. the par
ties surrendered themselves to get
The reward. and the understanding
was that katc's mother was To get
$50 of the money Whore even q
fertile fancy would extract ahythin.
of II romance from al atrocious crime
we cannot Imagine. We do n"t he
licve there is sinylc woman. nu
matter how warm and sympathetic
s'cr own heart may be. who. aftel
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EFFECTS OF THE ELEvArED RAILWAY.
AT New York. there seems to bc IL
general decline in the prices of the
shares and loans Of the passenger
railway companies Of that city The
bonds being secured by the real cs.
tate aud personal property of the
c"mpanlcs arc lot greatly affected.
but the elevated roads arc seriously
affecting the prices Of stock and
scrip
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-06
Re-Opeutnga rhorouxhfave,

In order to guard against results ut
terly subversive of health, 1t Is abso-
lutely essential that the grand thor
oughfare or avenue of the system, tho
bowels should be re-opened as speed.
lily a. possible when they become OBJ
structed. II they are not, the bile 10
misdirected into the blood ; the liver
becomes torpid viscid bilious matter
gets into the stomach, aud produces
indigestion headaches ensue, and
other Symphonic are produced, which
q prolongation of the exciting csuse
emily tends TO a%ggravate. The aperient
properties of Hostetters Stomach Bit.
ters constitute a most useful agent in
overcoming construction Of the bowels,
and promoting a regular habit Of body
1t is infinitely superior to the drastic
cathartics frequently used for the pur-
pose, since il does not, like them, act
violently, but produces q natural,
painless effect, which does not impair
the tone Of the ev~acuatory organs,
which II invigorates instead Of we8k-
ening. The stomach and liver, also,
indeed the entire system, 10 strength.
ened and regulated by It.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-06
LEE


The Clerks record for January
shows that twenty-five marriage Ii.
censes were issued as follows:
il Young and Caroline Bowen.
B w Jeffries and Mrs Mary b Devol.
Henry Werdiman and Ida M Figg.
Caswell Breon and Martha e Parker,
T NJ Alternately and Mahala A Cot
terrell.
7 j Bishop and Allie d Knight.
Charles Odem and Sallie E Swartz.
Newton M Moore and Ella G Better
ton.
John Francis and Amelia Nelson.
w Deakin and Mamie Wood.
Cornelius II Tate and Mary Jane
Yeager.
N p Wind and Emma M Peterson.
Francis M Shaw and Ella L Craig.
James A Vanzant and Philoma Lynn
James Shields and Chloe J Houk.
Peter G Jones and Josie P Scott.
w P Bowen and III Amelia Purnell
| William C Wheeler and Lizzie Col
Inns.
II G Connolly and Ellen Acton.
j w Denfee and Mary Hickey.
j HI Daily and Bertha Alberts.
Philip Watkins and Livonia M Koun
G E Warner and e Z Hand.
John A Wheeler and Sarah G Shoe
maker.
Joseph Stewart and Ida Law.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-06
ns~Chanping Address-W
LOCAL
Republican City Convention.

WoPuOtICdn City
The Republicans Of this city will
held a Convention at the City Hall on
Monday, February 25th, 1878, at Z &c
p. m. The several wards are entitled
to the following number of delegates,
based on the votes cast for J. S. Por-
ter as Mayor, on Monday, March 9Th,
1877, viz:
First Ward, 20 delegates.
Second Ward, II delegates.
Third Ward, Ia delegates.
Fourth Ward, 81 delegates.
Total Is delegates.
The several wards will hold Mass
Conventions to nominate candidates
for aldermen, and also to appoint
delegates to the general City Conven-
ton to nominate candidate for May
or, Solicitor, Treasurer, and Assessor,
on Saturday, Feb. 90, at 7:3O p. m. at
the following places:
First Ward, at Esq. Riordan's Office.
Second Ward, at City Hall.
Third Ward, at Court House.
Fourth Ward, at Ruffler Factory.
J.. G.. HUTCHINSON, Ch'm'n,
r. II. WARDEN,
p. G. DAUM,
L. M. COOLEY.
-Repub. Com.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-06
sHERIrF,s SALE.

By virtue of an execution to me directed
from the Clerk ofthe Circuit Court of Wapello Co,
Iowa, on a Judgment obtained in said court, on
the 9th day of October, 1877. in favor Of Columbus
u. kaminsky, as plaintiff, and against James D.
ladd and Harriet II. Ladd, as defendants, for the
sum OF Three Thousand Three Hundred and Nine
and 35-1N Dollars and costs taxed at 1929. IS and
accruing costs l have levied upon the following
real estate. taken as property of said defendant,
to satisfy said execution, to-wit:
A part of Section Twenty-one (2i), TOWNSHIP
Seventy (72), north of Range Thirteen ives,
s p. NJ, beginning for boundary thereof in ths
north line of said Section at o point 90 rods west
OF the northeast corner of said Section, Themes
south ct right angles with sand north line to thu
Des Moines River, thence up said river with tn,
meanderings thereof to the north line of said Sec.
ton, thence east with said line to the place Of be-
ginning.
And will offer the same.for sale to the hiahes,
bidder for cash in hand, on the 9th day of Febru'
airy, 1873, in front Of The Court House, in Otuim-
wa, Wapello county,, Iowa, at the hour of
O'Clock p m. of said ,ay, when and where du'
attendance will be given by the Undersigned.
janso2w $50 I. r. SpILMAN, Sheriff said Co
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NOTICE.

To w C Grimes. Z A Grimes, TB Tobias, Top
ping Bros, Boyer Wheel Co., Boner & Sims,
George G Webster, Remington Sewing Machine
Co.. Serbia Perkins, DE Golyer & Bro. SAN
dusky Wheel Co., p Hayden & Co., Mayer &
Towenston. and Pe.tes Il Leashe, ct al. de-
PENDANTS:
You and each of you are hereby notified, that
the petition of plaintiff, Wilson A Murray, was
filed In the Clerks office of the Circnit Court of
Wapello county, Iowa, on the 18th day of Janu-
airy, 1873. claiming judgment against said w e
Grimes for SSH, on d promisory note, with 10
per cent interest since January l4th, 1873, and
costs, including an attorneys fee Of SIS. 20; and
asking the foreclosure of a mortgage given by w
& Grimes and L A srimes. to secure said note, on
Lot No IL in half Block No 3, in Ottumwa, ex-
cept IS feet OF Of the front, or SW, end thereof;
also asking that all liens OF the other defendants
named above or said premises be declared junior
and inferior to plaintiffs said mortgage lien.
Also asking that the equity of redemption Of all
of said defendants in said prem ises be forever
barred and foreclosed, and for other relief.
And unless you appear and defend thereto ON or
before noon of the second day of the next term
of said Court, to be begun and held in the Court
House in Ottumwa, in said county, on the 18th
day Of March, 1878, default win be entered
against you, and a Judgment and decree rendered
as prayed in said petition,
Dated january 2eth, 1878.
CHAMBERS Il McELROY,
iebG-wit Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-06
Suicide at Batavia.

Friday evening nj community
was startled by the reported death of
DR.. Black. A caller at his office, at 5
p. m, found the Doctor lying dead
his lounge, a revolver grasped
firmly in his right hand, the fatal ball
penetrated his forehead. 1t
seems that about an hour previous,
the report of the pistol was heard in
the store room underneath, but as
there was no thought of anything
wrong the fact attracted no attention.
The Doctor was q native of Jeffer-
son county, his widowed mother re-
siding near Whitfield. He had grad
uated only only one year ago from a
Homeopathic Medical College, at
Cincinnati, and had located, soon
after his return, in Batavia. He had
gained many friends, and had already
secured an encouraging practice. He
had been, for some time, under mental
depression, had spoken of having a
peculiar distress in his heed, and OF
having had a presentiment of self.
destruction. His remains will be
taken to Fairfield for interment.
j. NJ. NJ.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-06
NOTICE OF AssIGNMENT.

TIC all whom ii may Concern.
Notice is hereby given that l.. Il. Wilson, deal
er. in Boots and Shoes), of Ottumwa, Iowa, ha.
made an assignment to me of all his property fol
the benefit Of all his creditors, under Chapter I
Title IA of the Code of Iowa, and that I have duly
qualified as such assignee and filed an inventory
and valuation of the said property assigned will
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of WapellO County
Iowa.
Allpersons indebted to the said Wilson are mott,
fled to make payment to me-and all creditors o.
the said Wilson ut the date of said assignment
to-wit: January LIST, 1873, are notified to presen
their claims, duly verified, to me as such assignee
within three months from this date.
Dated at Ottumwa, Iowa, this 9TH day of Janu.
ary, A.. D., 1873. JOSEPH LOOMS,
jan7-d1-w6t Assignee.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-06
d Look at This

Now is the time to have your Comb
ings Rooted and made into Switches,
Curls, Pufs &c.
We will try to satisfy you that our
work 10 what we represent it. Also
pants and vests made,
Mr. & MRS. S. s. MORSE.
No. %, Union Block, over Nuss.
baums Clothing Store, Ottumwa.
IL d2w2t.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-06
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To John W LaFOrce, Defendant:
You are hereby notified that on or before Feb
ruary 2Sth, 1878. the plaintiff, the Iowa National
Bank Of Ottumwa, will file its petition against
yourself and others, defendants, with the Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Wapello county. Iowa,
claiming of you Eighteen Hundred and Seventy
five Dollars on a promissory note. including. at
torney's fees, and asking the foreclosure as against
you and the other defendants therein named. OF q
certain mortgage TO secure said note given by
yourself and wife TO tire Cheshire Provident Instt-
tuition, on certain lands in Sections Q, 10. and -,
Township 70, Range Is, in said county, described
in said petition.
Andunless You appear and defend on or before
noon OF the second day Of the next term Of said
Court, to be begun and held in Ottumwa, in said
county, on March 18th. 1878, your default will be
entered and judgment and decree entered thereon
as prayed VIM, MCNETT,
feh6yIt Attorney for Plaintiff.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-06

BY virtue OF an execution to me directed from
the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF Wapello county,
~ aows, ona luugnem. opta1hea ~ saiu Soa't on .ne
dan. as plaintiff, and against Margaret Leonard
ct al, rs defendants, for The sum Of One Hundred
and Seventy -nine and s3-l00 Dollars and costs tax.
ed at $685. rs and a~ccruing costs, l have levied upon
the following real estate taken as property of said
defendants, to satisfy said execution, to-wit:
The south thirteen and one-third (lShl acres o.
the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter O
Section TWENTY-FIVE t22l, Township Seventy-tw,
Ga), north of Range Fourteen Gay west of tn,
9th p, NJ.
bidder for cash In hand on the 10th day of Febrn
AIRY, ISIS, in front of the Court House in Ottum
wa, Iowa. at the hour of , O'clock, u. m, OF sal
day, when and where due attendance will be Civ
en- by the undersigned.
Dated at uttumwa, Iowa, Jan. 9 1878.
j~anS0-w2-40 T. =. SPMMAN, Sheriff said Co.