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N THE MUSIC STORE

80 THE MUSIC STORE
lFTf II: TAYLOR would remind his
~ nisnds and the public generally that
its. nav h. us store 10 now on Governor street.
sis GI1IyI a. ,ps isond PIANO FORrFS, MELODE.
IONS ., ms ms tioLIEs, FLUTES and ACCOE-
Fss, 'u' oest quality. and at the lowest
Pa Nusr. gem IN this city for the sale Of the eele.
h. Z Ciarfes PIANOS, which are not
T. A,o e.y ey other makers, and equailed but by
t,u ,ns ysie Wit Co.'S superior Pianos.
aAutbs ''oiln SPRINGS. O f the best quality
ass. ~ gear stock of MUSIC to be found In
<@s, ybish constantly receiving the latest pub
st Nd mn. ne viii sell at the most reduced
|s, Np0n a. good terms as can be had else.
2 Old sahed, repaired, and let on hire.
III taken In part pay for new ones.
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LEEoHEs LEEoHEs.-The pubic are
hereby informed, that have just received by Adams
Express lot Of superior Swedish Leeches, which
will be applied upon the most reasonable tenns; car
be found at all hours of the day at the Hair Dressing
saloon under the American Hetel, ard at night on
18th, between Main and franklin streets.
N.B.-Cupping and Leeshing promptly attended
o, at the shortest netise.
nos Rc. HoBsoN.
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RICHM OHD, VA,
MONDAY MORNING., -. SEPTEMBER TO- 1876
THE ATLANTIC'S MAILS.
DETAILS OF TIE FOREIGN NEWS.

The Battle on the T'chernaya-Bom6ard
ment of Saceaborg-Enthusaasttc Reception
of Queen Victoria an France, DC.
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HAIR ToNIC.-Ihis Tonic is unsurpassed
by anything now before the public. 1t will promote
the growth and the healthy action Of the hair clean
the head OF dandruf prevent headache, and IL one
Of the lest toilet articles ever used.
Made and sold by r. C. HOBSON. Wholesale or
retail at his Hair Cutting. Shaving and Sham poon-
ing Room, under the American Hotel-entrance On
1lth st. an7
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a FOR RENT OR LEASE.-Those

d tvo large STORES or WAREHOUSES Nos.
r,ud l6a, OPP osite the Exchange Bsnk of Virginia,
f: .io.Dns the large and elegant stores of Messr.
i,,. Paine l. Co. Each OF these stores front 26
Ig On Main street, with FIVE fcors, running bsck
r FEET. The bassments open on a level with
ep paved court or yard in the rear, from which
d. p.ved alley leads to 11th street, opposite the
yr, of the American Hotel These are amongst the
\ q egmnodious sud substantial buildings in the
rTspi are well arranged for business
tint elsu there being In fact room enough ineaeb
y..u,nt for two Establishments These stores are
ss belas painted inside and out. The large store
reu md basement of Nsi67 csn be had Immediately,
5, upper floors being already leased, except one
~. rsom in the Sd story. Possession of tenement
N 1853, now occupied bY Messrs. Jones 4 Potts, can
Il It'd On the lst September next
fhs uperior location of these stores being In the
:,r of tha city, is too well known to require fur.
ta notice. Apply to JOSEPH JAMES, Jr., at the
cs Of Bush W. Fry, Esq, or to
s6- 5tawts FLEMING JAMES
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4. Q. HoBsoN.

A CARD.-The subscriber, an expert
enced practitioner Of Medicine, Surgery and Obsts
tries, having located ON Broad street. shree doors
above tenth, offers his professional services to the
citizens Of Richmond. 80
He has devoted much time and attention to the
study and practice of Midwifery, and to the treat
ment OF Diseases Of Women and Childreu
an 1-6m& RICH,n g. CAIJTHORN M n
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"DAeUERREorYPEs taken by NJ. P. ST.
MONS are very superior "-Enquirer.
"Ths eyes, the most difficult feature for sun beam
to catch, taken with unusual lclearness"-Whis
so8
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DtAFn OF AN EDrros.-Ths Milton Chronicle an
nouocss the aeath Of Edwin Hssstt. Juuior Fdi
tos oi tns diilshoro fN.CJ Recorder, He was much
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

w. LEIGH BuRros. Dentist. CA;ca N
Main between h and 10Th streeta forn.,l. go
giea y Mcdonnell & Burton, and next Door beics
5. z. sempe's Drus store. AZ .osa sopsW DsarW
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= FOR KENT a Brick Dwelling
81 gop,. at the upper end of Clay street. Pos.
=, rysn immediately. Apply at this csice.
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"a NOTlCE.-By an order adopt
S 60 by the Board of Directors of the
~ Ncemond Fire Association, all persons
,.ps, c,.t"s eayhs in their possession Helmets,
. .equhed to make an imm edjats return of tbe
h " 'h7 oAee OF the R chmond Fire Associa-
prr,,..tr JOHN III CLAIBORNE,
MI 'D''fSi Engineer Of Richmond Fire Assn.
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HAIR CUTTIEa.-Cidzens and Strangers
visiting the city, wishing get their Hair cut In the
latest and most appro- cd styIe, wonld advise them
TO call ON HOBSON, under the American Hotel. On.
trance on 1Ith street. =
N. Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be hsd
all hours Single Bath 25s, or Tickets for 81.
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Roscoe B. Hr.ru At,o-a,

ROSCOE b. HEATH, Attorney at Law.
hich~ond and Of the counties Of C1ss,e,S.fd ~ sy
Henrico. " S"ssee'Jset0 ana
80 Once Northeast corner Of Main and IItb ,t..
I1AsAeaeo oH hsn " an l6-Im*
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HAIR Dye, HAIR DYE-J OHNSON.
Barber, has Hair Dye which is instaptsne eous
and never washes off. We will advise all who Dye
to give johnson call he warrants to give perfect
satisfastioo charge.
Also to be had FLEfCHER'S HAIR TONIC--an
infaible remedy for all the ills that The human hair
10 heir to- -.
10TH ST., BETWEEN MAIN l. CARY SITS.
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REMOVAL.-J. LUXFORD begs to 10.
~ form his customers that he intends removing to
this corner Of Grace and 9th streets by the 9th inst
where be will still carry on the FUkNITURE and
MATThEsS business in all its branch
FOR kENT-The Furniture store and Dwelling
now occupied by j l.. Rent $3.50. sss.i 8 :.
ALSO. FOR RENT-The adjoining Or csry Store,
aud II desired bis entire stock ia trade for sse.
Rent $l5O No stands for business more desirable In
the city than the above an 49,
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II ENNESSEY BRANDY.--7 half pipes
IL biasshsrne's old Hennsasey erandy. vinssgss
s.s-lw DUEEop, MoNcURE CO. s
II GATHRIGHT6 NEW FURNI-
LIE TUkE STORE 18th street. between Nsin
.nd Cary has nov on hand. s.l y still rsssivns,
large assoftment o. new ssy!e burnitus sush g o.
bles. eidebesrdE noehlns Chairs o. 6iGsrsnt ~
.srsss Chairs Of ai hisas. Locking Olssssa Clocis
cell q the Lowest Dgises isr essA. s.GSu
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|h RIGHTS ENT
EET IRON BEAM PLOUGH.-We
r. AN are making this 6eseIvedly DO.
/ : EssssR5 pulsr Plough of all siz-s fr. m
osN Those who have used them pronounce
~ ~ 'ae most perfect implement OF the kind ex.
~ a mai Of them VIII verify what Is said in
EA-lm - w.
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FATaL AccIDEnr.-A stage travelling bstwssn
AsnvIe, N. c., and Dsvers' 6pripes, vas uPset on
reep hiii near the French Brosd. ON Friday. the
Sist h nit IL was preslpisatsd down . bsak, aad Mrs
Lam, o. Charlsetou. Il passenger wife Of Hon WI
liam Gain, late Lieusenaat Governor OF South Caro-
jured.
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6 FOR RENp.-On 25th street, in the
tH neiebborhood of Leigh Street Baptist Church,
.'1T'h Hin, the remaining newly erected and we'll
! D 3. srdgford, containing aix rooms with p.s.
fi', porehes, panGrys, closets, &c. Garden at
Gasd. and well of excellent water on adjacent
: fHce per annum $3.50. Apply to
JAS. M. CARTER,
a. +-ts lkth st nnpo.its Pnst OfYice
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New EsTARLIsHmsar.-.Ioun

INV EST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JOHNe0N
lately of the American Shaving Saloon, has taken
the house next door to DR.. Powell on 10th street
between Main and Cary, and ftred up with superior
accommodations for his business where all who de-
sire easy and pleasant shave will find hiIa AZ here.
tofore, ever ready to please his customers
His superior stys Of Hair Cutting is proverbial,
and be rure he please the most fsstidious He
will continue 10 manufacture the celebrated hair r..
stotative and tonic which, with other popular pre-.
Paratops and dyes, together with the delis htful
Shampoon bath. will make bis shop he hopes tho
resort OF ali who desire to be waited upon In his line.
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4 FOR SALE-A neat framed House
IS On MARC street, containing 5 rooms, kitchen.
a'nd oo.l houses, with water In the yard The
,tlb l6 feet on Mayo st, and runs back on Cy.
street 100 feet. FOR terms, which will be very
IAappIyto fHos. w. KEEsEE,
5-ts No 20 Pearl et,
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QENRY THON & CO.,
IL GLASS MANUFACTURERS.


Lately from Philadelphia,
Beg leave to state TO the public that they about
10 establish in this city manufactory Of ell kinds OF
months to supply the trade Of this State With every
kind In their line Of business, viz:
Drussists' Glassware
Dealers In Glassware
Pressed Glassware ~ E .fs
Patent MouIds
Bottles of all descriptions -
Shades
Tumblers. Jars 80.
And Glass Of every description and color.
We promise to supply the trade on terms ss chssv
and accommodating - they can be had At the North,
and solict sind patronsse au6-6~.s
VHEAP CITY MADE FURNITURE.
~ We the undersigued, ssill continue to eordss {
We have ON hand assortment Of FURNITURE,
which W. will sell very cheap. for cssh
from feet inch long down to ~ inches, Of msho.
ssny, cherry and poplar. Also-Fiat top Pine Cof.
We Yls also ieep HEARsE and Horses, whish =.
.opsbe term. than e.a be procured .n , the s,y -
''r'''' VIZ WI q 1siAI+FFssawHrrr. IFs
stesd.; slss. three Journsymea CABINET n 4.
KERs Steady job, good ~s;::' a.: and $ esss
NKOSHONG Il TUPMAN, WhoIesaIo
VI and Retail Clothiers. No Iie Msia erect. kisA.
for the FALL AND WINTER Trade, With the
PROMISE their part that the aas,rtmsnt will con.
tain the variety both to suit the mevehaet aud con-
sumer. At the same time. let us ell Who &.
with their trade that rst object shal al.
way: Be 70 sivs rood .rties 10 socd :syi. wi.h -
much taste In selection - Ue are capable Of sTs
Call In aud examine the quality, proe and sps,rt.
msnt In store; not hecAuse We mass large pronisee
but beesuse We allow cur eustomere 10 5a6ae lor
themselves, and every endsavot 70 aAisly their
wants M
Merchants buying for cash, vill 6na our vtoah
proGtshle In that the dt 70 psrfeos and one nrfen
sstisisctory. GKOsHON0 4 fUpMsN
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IN FOR RENT-On Union Hill, pos
" session siven on the IS h inst. a comfortable
FAMED Tenement with Brick Basement contain
IA rooms with other conveniences, adjoining the
fndence OF Mr.. Jas w Verser, with Garden at
f'hed and a. well Of water on the premises. Price,
Ft tsnnun, SlO8 Apply to
JAg. M CARTER,
Ats 18th street opnosite Post Ofice
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Pow g DUKES DAGUERREoTyprs.
which has created such sensation with the public
are still to be had at 1S9, Main street.
We have several late Improvements in the art to
which We invite particular attention.
Boston Quick for sale BY
au22 POWERS l. nTIKE
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|E FOR RENT.-A nice brick Tene-
~ msnt. corner of Sd and Marshall. Apply to
|GH-s 0RIJRRS Il APPERSON
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hkCENT RAILROAD DIsAsrERs.-Prom the sfatis-
.cs OF railroad disasters, compiled for the New York
P,peis. appears that the total number Of parsons
Sea On the various railroads In the United states
I.ss thsn two and half years. was huadred and
nnett-sI The rumber Of woundea In the same
nns ron railroad accidents wss ftco hundred and
ninety tico 10 not time that the people and their
iesisators had directed their serious attention TO
some practical means Of preventing this appalling
waste OF human Hvesq
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LONDON, Gath August, 5 O'Clock, p. M-We have
eign Produce market this week. aud large business
has De Gu done in tar, -t advancing prces Money
easier Censols leave of ! for money and 9l4 for
the account
Corr.-The fresh supply of English Wheat on
M andsy was small; but the trsde remedy dull
at line OF 70 ass, quarter on the prices of
the previt us Monday. Several parcels Of new white
wheat appeared, varying much in quality the prices
OBJ aimed ranging from 68s as. psr Quarter Lest
weeks average quotation 75s Sd. on rs 68l qua.
ters returned On Wednesday there was q better
mend for export. prices Of whear advanced q s3s
per quarter. We quote white American wheat 76.
a78s red 72s .74s. pei quarter. American our 40.
AZ per barrel Yellew Indian corn S9s s4Os
Iron.-The demand continues good, and prices srs
unchanged We quo.e Rails SO f8 5s Bsrs fY
&c. free board In Wsies Sc tch Fiss 8is Tor n,x
ed nur,hsn on the Clyde. Swedish scarce 1t 2is
LISA &t4
IA. rican Stocks have been without snv us.ked
dsu and aud our prices remaia without any sltsrt
worthy OF notice
(Fyons Herman Cor L Co . Circular
LiyERPeoL. AusuhA -Cotton.--Ths WEEKS sales
tion $40 for export and IS $40 20 spinnsrs Price
OF middlins are reduced l-l6d. We quote.
Upland. Mobile. New Orleans.
Middiins......e ca e!d sd.
Felr............6Et 6if. 7H
The atoct OF American Cotsoa 10 this port shows
orther falling oftne &C compared With ls.t
yeH amounted 20 2b9 40 balss
kresdstahs There has been an improved demand
for most articles, and priess have stshsy advanced
and spaaish hss adyanssd y 70 p Cd per sask.
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FORTRESS MONROE We learn that Surgeon Gen.
sn La Law;ea has lsit washington tor Fortress Mon.
foe oy di ection of the President, to report upon
the whole sueject connected with the quarantine
tnefe establish ID and on the question Of the evac-
uation OF the Fort with reference to its occupancy
oY the refugees Of Norfolk and Portsmouth. a. re-
qaested BY the committee which recently waited
upon the President The hospital Of the fort 10 nov
MED With sick soldiers principally raw recruits but
tneir disease 10 net yellow f.ver
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Among the many good things In the varieeated
memoirs of the Rev Sydney Smith, is the follow.
Ing when you meet with neglect, let It rouse
you to exertion instead OF mortify ing your pride
Ser about lesssning those defects which expose
you to neglect, and improve those excellencies
which command attention and respect" This 10
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05
l. gal Notice.
o Anna Tongue !:

To Anna Tongue
You will take notice that there Il now an
he In The office Of the clerk Of the district eourt
IN and for the county Of cedar, and state Of
Iowa, petition Of Moses v. Butler. claiming
OF you The SUN Of twenty five dollars, a. ma.
bey paid by him for taxes on the south. Yves,
quarter Of the north-eas, quarter Of section No
twsniy seven. (27) in township No. seventy.
me lI9) north, 10 fsnge 10 Jour. (a1 west
u the 9th p. NJ, which land was purchased Nv
sa,d pe'itlonar.a tax sale held in Upton on he
18th day Of June, 1883. al which time !, va.
sold for taxes due thereon for the wear 1852 |.
and Your pet 'ioneI also purchased said land al
tax sale on the 29th day II May 1854, when i,
was sold Tor The taxes due ther con for the wear
1888, for both Of which sales said petitioner re-
ceiysd deeds from the treasurer of said county.
IN the name Of the state Of Iowa; your petition.
nsr also paid the taxes on said land for the
year 1894. lsald petitioner further seeks 10 Uer-
feet hrs title TO said land, and foreclose All
your right aud equity II redemption 10 said
land and 10 make his deeds absolute aud uncon-
d'f'onaij and unless you appear and defend said
snit onor before the morning Of the oath de
u September, 1855, judgment vii be rpndered
against you thereon aud the prayer OF said
petitioner will be granted - laid in bus pet,t,on
J. W. oATTsLI, elk. dis ct. cedar co.
WELLS spicGs, attorney for pitf n34-s
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Legal Notice.
To Wliliam n. Hill:

Sia-Yon will lake notice that there i, now
on file in the ofhee of the clerk Of tho di,ir,c,
court, in and for the county Of Cedar, and STATE
of Iowa, petition Of Charles Foreman claim.
ing Of yon the sum of one and q husA rsdth,
dollars with twenty-five per cent. inlerest
ths,eon from the 18th Of May, 1854, - money
paid for taxes IT Z lax sale held by the tre...
ufer Of said county, on said 20sh Of NAV. iaS4
On the east half Of the north east ousrter ~
section No. thirty three, (33) In township No
seventy nins, l71) range one, U) west Of the
9th p M, which land was, st said time, pur-
chased by Charles Foreman, and was soId for
take. due for the year 1859. SAID Oha,lss
Foreman farther seeks 10 forecloss and bar an
your rights and equity Of redemption in and 10
sad land, and 10 establish bis title thereto. bv
reason u the dssd given him by said tres s,,r 81
and 10 make said deed perfect snd nncondjtion.
Il snd unless yon appear 1t The next tsrm Of
the district coaSt, 10 witt the gath day OF SEN
tsmber, 1885, judgment will BE- rendered against
you. A. prayed for in said PLAINTIFFS petition,
and all your right and equity Of redemption IL
SAID laHd will be barred and forever fofeclosesi.
and plaintiffs title made perfect
.. ". cATrsLL, elk dist. CT. cedar ca.
wHLLssSItKs, attorney for p'if fn3t.s
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Sheriff,s Sale1

By virtue Of an execution to me directed, Is
sued out Of the Clerk Office OF the District Court
in and for the Comfy Of Cedar. and State Of
Iowa, in favor Of Stix Openhum, and agains,
Thomas Standby Ruben Swartxlaader. have
levied upon the following real estate, viz the
south east quarter Of the south west quarter OF
section thirty-five 1881 township eighty ts0)
range west, and lots & and in block - an lots
l. and in block Is; oil said lots In the town OF
Rochester and oil said land and lots in the county
Of cedar and state Of Iowa, the property mid de.
sendant. Rubin Swartzlander, and shall offer the
same for sale at public outcry on Saturday the 9Th
day ofoctober. A. D. 1853. on 30 much there OF q
shall be necessary to satisfy said execution and
costs, at the court hose door said in county. be.
tween the hours OF clok A. NJ and 1 o'clcx T.
Il of said DAY. satisfy said execution and costs
that may occur thePeor. ~ 2 ~
John H. Bir,ley. sheriff Of Cedar CO. Iowa.
Upton, September lst, 1855. n37u
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Legal Notice.
To Joseph Sidel, John Sidel, James
Clemson. and the unknown owners or
opv ntbor roreop.

To Joseph Sidel, John Sidel, James
Clemson. and the unknown owners or
any other person:
VOU win take notice that there d now on file
1 in the Office of the clerk Of the district
court in and for the county of Cedar and state
of Iowa, petition Of Reuben Swartzlander,
claiming the sum Of twenty-five dollars. with
taxes paid on the east half Of the south west
Or. Of .ec no. thirty -one, 81 In township no,
eighty, (s0) in range no two (2) west OF the
5th p. m, which land was purchased BY your
petitioner at tax sale held in Upton on the 29th
day Of May, 1854, at which time II was sold
for the taxes due thereon for the year 1885,
your petitioner also paid the taxes on said land
Tor the years 1881 and 1853, Tor school purpos-
es levied BY the proper school district in said
county; and your petitioner received deed
from the treasurer Of said county in the name
Of the state Of Iowa, for said land purchased
at the said tar sale IN 1854; said petitioneS asks
that his lien against said land obtained by VIZ
tue Of said purchase, and By the deed given him
by The treasurer Of said county. Your petit
toner further seeks to perfect his title to the
said lands that the rights snd equities Of re-
dendtion to the said land may BE- foreclosed,
and that the deed received BY your petitioner
may be confirmed and made absolute and con-
stitu,ional, and that unless you appear on ~
before the morning Of the 18th day Of Septem-
Der, 1855, and defend said cause, Judgment will
be rendered against you thereon, and TIE PRAYER
Of said petitioner will Be granted - laid in his
petition. Nv. CArTsiL, cPk dis. CT cdr co.
WELLs SpIcEn, atty. for pltG [n30-aw
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SHERIFF. Sale.

BY virtue Of an execution to me directed, Is
sued out ofthe Gle rss oce Of the distrc court in
and for the County ofCeiar, and state OF Iowa, in
favor of Abel I. Davis and against James X.
Fullerton have levied upon the north west half
Of lot nine (9) in block nine co. with blacksmith
shop on Ii all in the town OF Rochester Cedar
County Iowa taken as the poperty Of James h.
Fullerton 20 satisfy an execution In favor oil
Abel 7. Davis, and shall offer the same for sale
at public ou.cry on Saturday the 9Th day Of Octo.
Der A. ID. 1855, at the court house door in said
county between the houra offs O'Clock NJ. and
o'elockP p. H. Of said day. to satisfy said execu-
ton and costs that may occur thereon.
John II. Birsiey, sheriff of Cedar Co Iowa
Upton, Sci mber 3D., 1885, n37u
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LEGAL NOTICE.
To Henry F. Ne1rGri:


Ssa-You will take notice that there il nov
on file in the Office Of the clerk OF the distr,c,
court, IN and for the county Of cedar, and state
Of Iowa, petition of Moses v. Butler, claim
ing OF you the sum Of twenty dollars, a. money
paid by him for taxes on the south west quar-
Ter OF the north east quarter and the north ca s,
quarter Of the north west quarter an. south
half OF the north west quarter Of section No.
twenty-four (2I) in township No. seventy nine
lsg) north, IN range No. four (a) wet Of the
9TH =. NJ, which land was purchased by sid
petitioner at tax sale held in Upton. on the
18th day Of May, 1854, At which time il va.
sold fer taxes due thereon for the wear 1854.
and your petitioner also paid the taxes thereon
Tor the year 1854. The said Moses v Butter
further seeks 10 foreclose and bar ali your
rights and equity Of redemption in Al to said
land, and to establish bis title thereto by rea-
50" OF the deed given him BY said treasurer And
10 make said deed perfect and uacondi, ionsI
and unless you appear and answer thereto. al
The next term OF the district court, 10 vii, thY
9Th day. Of September, 1858, judgment will BE-
rendered. against You, as prayed for in said
plaintiffs petition. and all your rights and eau,.
ty OF redemption III ,aic land will be barred
aud forever foreclosed, ard plaintiffs title mad,
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