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ID ALEICH & GASTON RAIL ROAD.-Slaves
Eaarc permitted travel the Rail Road without
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be vcn the Ticket Agents instructed to retain
one copy Of every pass. JAMES NJ; POOL
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JOHN B. BYNUM,
and renncaHor Of r .,r,

JACKSON, N. C.
Will attend the Courts of Northampton, Bere Halifax
! and HertfJrd Counties.
Jackson April Is, 1855. 42-1y
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

take notice hat .here u acw or s,s N n. az.
nc. OF the Clerk Of the Dist Court in and Tor
The county u Cedar and State OF lows ! pe
tltion OF Moses v. Butler, claiming the ,um Of
twenty. Five Dollars a. money paid by him
Tor taxes on the Southeast quarter Of S.ction
No. twenty eight (2s)in Township No eiah,,
(ao)hange four (4) west, which land wa o,r,.
chased BY said petitioner a, tax sal. held in,
Upton on tire 2yh day II May, 1854. At which
time II was sold for taxes due thereon Tor "a.
year 1883, and said petitioner also prrchae,p
said land on the 10Th day Of June, 1859. whsn
Il was sold FOR taxes due thereon for he ysar
1882, FOR both Il which sales s.id pctihone
received . deed from the Treasurer Of s.l,f
County IN the name Of the State Of Iowa
Said petitioner further seeks to perfect his q.
tie to said land and foreciose al your r,sht ,sd
equity or redemption to said land. ana 10 rsLe
ne deeds absolute and unconditional, and quiet
his title and onlsss you appsar on or bsSore
me gath day Of September, A. D. 1865, and
defend said suit, judgement will Be rendered
against You thersoa, and the PRAYER Of s,Lt
Petitioner will b granted a. laid In his nett.
lion. "~ Pei'
J. ". Csttell,
nens Sp.csr, Clerk Dist Csurt.
ANY TOT PIN, re 800. Cedar CO. Iowa
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

KEEp IT BEroas THE ProrLE.-Tha,
the Democrats sanction the administra.
ton OF Pierce. with all ito infamous
Legislation. They glorify II FOR it, premp,
action in supprsssing diseord a, home. -
That 10 when the citizens of Missouri
enter the adjoining free Territory Of
Kansas, hordss. keeping time to the
strains Of martial music. marching armed
and equipped, under the command OF
chosen leaders, assault and take poses.
sion Of the polls, beating back the honest,
hardy pioneers and depriving them Of the
right of suffrage, east their illegal vo,es
and elect their southern candidales-shss
immaculate administration fol led is arm.
and permitted the nurderoas outrage %
60 on unrebuked. TEIs j. TIE kid o.
protection it gives ,as ci.izsas 81 tie
United States, when icszl:eo aa1 : 1-s.r.
ed By laxless. hesrti.as MIA Y.r :se
Donocra.s s-e soa-tai1z = : H4-t-T =
their highest eaooas1aA-y7--aa-
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08
LEGAL NOTICE.
To Henry F. Sye,coyl.

~ = WSU0Yi.
S,s-fou will take notice That there i. c.,,,
on file IN the Office Of the clerk Of tho di,tr;r,
court, IN and for the county Of cedar, and STAT.
Of Iowa, PETITION Of Moses " Butler. e,a;r,
ing Of you the sum Of twensy dollars, ! none,
paid BY him for taxes on the south west ous,.
Ter Of the north east quarter and TIE north a.,
quarter Of the north west quarter an south
half Of the north west quarter Of section Ma
twsr.y-four Gay in township No. seventy. nine
lIS) north, n range No. four az wet q the
9th ?. H., which land was purchased hy AL
petitioner at = tax sale held ia Upton. a. ~.
2sih day Of May, 1854, at which time Il was.
sold fer taxes due thereon for TIE year 1857.
and your petitioner also paid the taxes thersor
Tor the year 1854. The said Moses v Ensi.'
further seeks TO foreclose ard bar al vou,
rights and equity Of redemption in And To san
land. And to establish his title thereto bv ,ss
sen Of the dssd given him BY said treasurer ~
to make said deed perfect and uncondit iorai !,
ano unless yoa appear and answer thsrss a
he aext term Of the district court. to viii, ~.
1afh day Of Sep'smbsr, 1854, Judgment viii h
rendered. against you, - prayed for l. ga
p'ainfih . petition, and all your righfa ana -;
y Of redemption In saie land viii be- 49,
and forever foreclosed, and p.aiatif,, title ma.
perfect ,. W. cArTrLk, elk. dis. ct cd,rra
WELLS sYicsR, atty Tor pit6.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

PsAAI FisasaY N ras O1se.-The
Cincinnati Columbian says:
Zone ofour citizens who il distinguish
Cd for his scientific attainments, found, a
few days since, in shell fish, taken on.
Of the Ohio river very large and beau.
siful pearl. I, was half an inch in diam.
eser, and 6ner than mos, sea pearls -
The same gentleman has procured .
number Of pearls from the shell Ash found
in certain places IN the Ohio, but this
last 10 much larger than any previously
discovered. I, 10 possible tina, pearl Ash.
ing may hereafter become IN imporlan,
business In this vicinity"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

The Looia1 pa -fs srs esaS-a....7t4ay
themselves o. havFag 20 I'd . Iii Il.
old generals ia The CsIzea. SO. a yosc-
ger met have now seez appointed % Il!
their places they look upon ylc.or7 a.
certain. Colonel PAxesHss. VITO IA,
just been appointed 10 the command o.
a division, is but So; ne is nephew oil
General PAxEsHAn, who, at the same
age, was killed while in command of the
English Forces at New Orleans. We
cannot bu. remember ,ha, our own gen.
srals in the Mexican war we're all Old
nen as old, II no. the seniors, we believe
Of the Crlmean COMMANDERS. Generals
scsTr, Wool, TAYLOR WoarH and
TwIaos were all old men, vet their
country never had cause % wish, or ask
10. younger men CHI Journal.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

To Anna Tongue

10 Anna Tongue
You will take notice that there /. .o., :.
nile IN the ONCE Of the clerk Of the district eo,,,s
~ and Tor the county OF cedar. And 80. ss
Iowa, petition Of Moses v. Butler. cis;.is~
Of you The sum Of twenty five doliars. a ~
"sy paid BY hin for taxes On The .ou.h.. y"
quarter Of the northeast quarter Of sect;oc ~
swenty.sevsn. (27) in township No. ssvsn ~.
nine t!v) north, in range No. four. iaI ~.
u The bth P. NJ. which land va, purc ~ ~. ~ Il.
ss.a petitioner At tax sale held in fTptos - ~
Ie.n day Of June, 1853. It which time Il -. !.
so'a Ier taxes dss thereon for the vear iaSc
sad your pet toner also purchased IN i,n1 :
.ax sa's on he 10Th day q May lSS5. v I'm !,
Va sold Tor the taxss due thsrsen "a, - ~.
Ioos, Tor both Of which salse said nssit;nr.!y >.
ce'ved Hssds nom Tie treasurer 81 ~ ec,,,..1
y me nans q The stats a Iowa; your pst,t;syy
nrr also paid The taxes on al isnA 80 II.
[eaf 1914. kSaid petitioner furthsr 49,, - -
lscs ~ title 70 said land. "a forscis.I 81
~! ~ ,,sas asd equity q rsdsnps.s 70 ,ssA
h. sna % make biz dssds absol.1s ~ .sess
.a.enal, and unless you appear ana 1ss..S ~
wy On Or osfors the mcrniae Of 10 ~ 49,
. eess, 1855, jsdxaest vii s. 1870
49,. ..aN yeo thereon end tie .praye, ~ ~
'sts'oasf VIII b grasted q laid n IA cs1,.ss.
49, Y. cAT11LL, cik. dis e. cedar :.
"I1s 'sscss, attorney for PM rst.S
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08
Yankee SILK.

The Hartford Times claims that the
largest factory in the Union is the one a,
South Manchester CT, which. with il,
ofanch 70 Hartford, gives employment "a
about oOO operators. and brings into use
me be-" machinery which French OF
ankee genius can supply. Italy pro-
ducss no silk Of finer texture or greater
strength than that OF the Manchester
null. says the Tines. while ia point OF
eIegan4 finish, beauty Of color. and
br'gh.ness Of lustre the Come cticut s,.h-
iishnsns bears of the palm 10 = compari.
son with any or oil the silk which ".
have met with
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08
Legal Notice.
VIM. D. Johnston, ]
Us. l.
Elizabeth R. Johnston,
IT. EI..~l~Si n
D7rorcp.

iou are hereby notified that there 10 now on
fle in the Office Of the clerk Of the district cour,
in and for the county Of Cedar and state Of Iowa
petition Of Vim. D Johnston praying TO b. di.
vorced from the bonds OF matrimony new exist.
Ing etw, en- ron and him. alleging . . caus
your deser:ion from his bed and board for the
space Of three years; and that subpoena has
been iasued to summon you, and returned, en-.
dorssd by the sheriff. defendant not found Z,
nov uhless you appear on or before the 24th
day Of September. 4. D., 1888, and make defense
thereto, the prayer Of said petitioner will BE-
granted, and said divorce decresd.
j. w. CATrKLL. elk dis. Ct. cedar CO..
WILLS SPrcER. attorney for pltfI fr34.$s
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08
SraoIcAL OPERATION roa C,or,

SURGICAL OPERATION Foa Caoup.-
a lev days since the operation Of tache.
o,omy. or opening the windpipe and in.
sersing . silver tube. was performed on
little boy between four and Eve year,
old. the only son Of Enoch II. Wakefield
oil Chelsea. The child was ia the Lar,
stages OF Group, and IN the operation
piece OF membrane nearly three inches
Ia length was removed. Immediate re-.
lief followed, and there il much hope thu,
the child will recover. The operation
was performed BY Dr.. Talbot, homro.
Pathis'' Of this city. assisted BY DR..
Gregg, and the attending physician. Or.
'"1'.en, Of Chslssa Bostss Jsssnsl.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

Hot weather and ho, talk, Thew have
both dowr in Alabama. The canvas, for
Governor brings gu, the blood Of the can.
d'da,es, and ",nercy, how they do H.
sAorIrldge-one OF the candidates, snap.
ped up Winston. his opponent. "Youar.
4 liar rs,or.ed the former. Gu, came
plstols-Sh'r,ridge drew. and Winston
drew; bu, the crowd interfered, aod
nobody was hurt Er.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

Sn-you will take notice that there is nov
on file in the .fIice Of the clerk Of the distrIc
court, in and for the county Of Cedar, and stat.
OF Iowa, = petition Of Charles Foreman claim
ing Of you the sum Of one and q hundredth,
dollars with twenty-five per cent interest
ther, on from The Goth Of May, 1854, a. money
paid Tor taxes ct . tar sale held BY the treas
urer Of sad c. unty, on aid 10Th Of May, 1854,
on the east half Of the northeast quarter Of
lection No. thirty three, (3s) Ia township No.
seyeniy mine, 10y range one, (D west OF the
9TH P. NJ, which land was, at said time, pur-
chased BY Charles Foreman, and was sold Tor
taxes due for the year 1853. Said Cha,le
Foreman farther seeks to forscioss and bar al
your rights and equity Of redemption in and to
said land, and to Ell abiish ha title thereto. bv
reason VI the ed given him by said treasurer.
and to make said deed perfect and uncond,tion.
a and unless you appear 1t the next term OF
the district court, to wit, the Path day OF Sep
tember, 1855, judgment will be rendered asains,
You. a. prayed Tor in said plaintiffs petition:
and oil your right and equity Of redemption in
said land will Be barred and forever foreciosed,
And plainliG's title made perfect
:. W Catfish, elk dist. ct. cedar CO.
sLLsss'cEs, attorney for pitt ln3i-3
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08
Nxw YoAx, July 26.

New Yoaz, July 26.
The Emperor Of Russia II 10 rumored
u 81 Petersburg intends to visit The
South and perhaps the Crimes.
The Grand Duke Michael will il is
thought assume the 90 'essment Of Pc.
land, leaving Prince Paskiewi,ch the
military command. There are rumors
Of changes in the Russian Cabinet. -
Prince GorsschekoG will be recalled from
the Crimea to the Portfolio Of War.
Prince Dolyoreuk; will be the new Min
lister Of Police. while Coun. Orlod will
be the new President Of the Council.
Gen. Simpsons latest dispatch was -
follows:
CnlnsA, July IL, AS r. M.-Oar
fire yesterday made good execution on
the Redan. Cholera was decreasing
and the health Of he army was sa,,sfac-
tory. ......
PASS, July l2.-Ths JMsaaesr an
nounces that the last dispatch received
from the Crimes 10 dated July 10, 3
p. NJ.
Gen. Pelissier writes as follows 10 the
Minister Of War:
u have nothing new to announce to
dsy. Firing has been very brisk the
whole day between the English and the
Redan. This p. n. ths.t work has been
very silent, consequently our Allies will
b able 10 advance their works."
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

D1 The Race, at Galesburg, on the
a,h, between an iron horse and mare
one mile. was won by the locomotive
The mare kept the lead till the last quar-.
ter, when the locomotive gave . shrek,
frightened the mare, came In ahead. and
won the money!"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

BAasun AeAIs-This old nunbug
aas got new kiak into his mead, sug-
ges.ed doubtless, by Inc immense sucee s.
Of nls national baty snow. II is nothing
more or less than congress of the ba bies
OF all nations He proposes to bring to.
ge'her pair of infan, specimens from
each and everv country, tribe and people
under the whole heavens. |, will be a
curious spectacle. Think of bringing
into company, babies from oil the
different countries Of Europe. Asia, and
Africa. and the Islands Of the sea, and
the regions abou, the North and South
Pole ! Won't there be music7 It will
be an infan, edition OF the old Babel.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08
- The Chinese have 4 great rev

- The Chinese have grea. rev.
erence for anything written. Public
iunc''onaries are employed TO eolIec,
carefully from the roadside and every
heap OF rubbish, any scrap tina, has been
written on or printed. II is carefully
raked out OF the less dgnified dirt with
which i, has been polluted. and honored
by being burnt.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08
The La Press establishment, PEI. !;

The La Press establishment, Paris, is
probably the second in size in the world
ranking next to the London Times.
During the month OF May the former
Ped to the Government, for The stamp du.
~ the enormous sum OF S5i 900. It's
circulation is Al 900 these Al 900 copie,
are struck of IN two hours from four
pfesses-she paper being set up four
times.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08
To- An individ ual in San rr.oo;.

10 An lndivld ual 10 San Fr.noi.co
oescanslng on what he would do were 4.
an editor, said, "lf I had a new.p. n,
cff'ce. ] would arm il it," A friend
standing BY quietly remarked, yes. and
a the 1rst symptom Of difficulty Won
would kg III"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

The Journal, Albany makes the follow.
ing good hit:
The Rev Mr.. Shannon, Presiden, OF
the Missouri State University, saws
Slavery !, alike s.nc:io1ed by The Bible
ADD tbs Law Of Mature" On th,,
Platform &c Is wiling 10 IL Or de
RE z.ay do q, !. 2isasss, bcs y. SHOULD
dot Ike % 1srs 4 reverend cisrgvrnaa
die g+l seh v!svs- He would be
ISs.y . :, were ,ae thermometer g
asvsr ~ .s- =: IS Il Il. shsde.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

AsorzHa PAary.-A convention Of
.-a5a2as Is % os callel saorly. to meet
~ syrs:nse. % AXE some measures Ia
Fsgaft . saaaloa- Tasy say since they
-ase 10 s1Pporr toe expense Of Fashion
saey nage a. sqaal right TO regulate IL.
4 Proposition % ralse nothing 5U. bows,
q sG.Gre, u 70 cone before the coaven.
:.oG. Tais = . he called the Hu,bauds'
aigats Palsy.-Bafaia Republic.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08
SAMUEL. DEWEIL.,

SAMUEL O6Vv EAASs
laEsys at HIM anl esaeeal ta1a asNt
VIII sessuA pssQyely - a besiass requiring
BUY1N0 .ANb SELkLN0 ON cOxkIs.
SION
PAYING or TAKES
siyins Information respecting lands In this coun
" &C. Emigraxts aud Aettiefs can get choice ~
elections Of lands by caitiag at his ofice.
FOR SALE. Lots 4 and 5, Block IL, town OF
Rochester, upon which 10 situated con'forta-
Sc dwelling with eollsr and wei, by
SAMuEL OIwaLL.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08
HILwAuxER. Aug, 8.

HILwAuKEE. Aug, ;.
Two horrible murders were committed
on Wednesday nigh. near West Bend
Washington CO. in this State. One
George De Bear called q, the house OF .
German named John Muehr and havin (
knocked him down cellar with hammer
stabbed Mrs. Muehr and cut her head
yearly Of. He then turned ueon a
hired boy belonging to the house and
stuck knife through bis neck killing
him Instantly. DeBear then robbed
Much Of sixty dollars. Sc, FIRE to the
house and fed. He was arrested in
Bes,'s Bier Hall in this city las, nigh,
and conveyed to the Jail. Admits much
and threats OF violence.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08
Legal Notice.
Gear & Baum, !
vs. Forfeiture
Joseph W. Crees, George Of
Carl, and Philo d. Hum. .Moytsaee.
phrey.
Legal Notice.

PhIcy.
To JosepA W. Cress:
S's--Yoa are hereby notified that there l.
now on file in the Office Of the clerk or
The district court in and for cedar coun IT, s.ats
o. Iowa, petition Of Gear 4 Baum, cfaiminx
Of you the sum u seventy two dollars and thir.
lynne cents, with interest thereon at ten per
cent., from the 18th day Of December, 1854, -
money due the said petitioners on promissory
nots sxsented ~ you to Gear Baum Tor Sad
sum OF ssventy-two dollars AMI thirty nIne
cents, with interest At ten per cent daied The
i3th day q December, 1854, payable four
months aftsr date, which note is now the pro
eery OF said petitioners, who further seek 10
foreclose chattlAd mortgage BY you executed.
to sscurs the payment Of SAID note, upon !
esrfaln two horse wagon painted red and black,
and siso upon one 6av horse ana one black
mare, and unIsss you appear and defend said
c.aas o. o. befoTr the nsrniqg Of TIE Path day
Il September, 1855, judgment will s. rendered.
against you for the Whole amount, asd ,hs pro-
rsrty above ssationsd seld. 70 pey saia iadg-
0sass inferred, an4 costs thsssoe.
Nv. cAsrELl, cPk dis. q. cedar CO.
svcsa Z StxsT, sltys. ~ phG Y
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08
Catoohlsn for Young Joeuits.

@~s~S0 - A~s = O0AAAA OOO08
When the question OF the expulsion o.
the members Of the Order was agita,ina
Switzerland, few years ago, the sup.
por'ers oil the question: quoted ~ tbeil
justification q Catechism composed by
Sconville, and which is nov, on the re.
cemmenda,ion Of Bishop Laurent. the
papal Nunc'o in Luxembourg. laugh, to
the youth under mis- episcopal care. We
quote il purely a. sample Of the ,heo.
logical literature ofthe Order. Our rea.
ders may form their own opinion upon
the instruction here conveyed:
"Q. In wha, place will each one arise
in the resurrection
A. Each one will arise in that place
where the largest portion Of his body re .
mains.
Q. In what form will each rise aqain7
A. Of a middling stature, with we'll
proportioned limbs. and each according
10 the sex previously possessed.
q. In what age shall we rise from the
dead
A. In the age Of Christ, as If we all
were thlrty.three years old.
z. Shall the world be inhabited apain7
a. Some think unbaptized children
will lnhabil it. bu. none else, no, even
the beasts.
q. Is j, q sin no, to pay ,ithes,
a. Yes, it is : great sin.
q. Where is hell
a. He'll is in the middle Of the earth.
Z. Is hell very large1
A. Not very, for the damned Law
packed In i one upon another, like the
bricks in brick oven"
We do not remember, 10 the literature
81 pains and penalties, to have met with
more curious illustration than ,hi. last.
We know Of bu, one other which 40.
breaches it-namely. in the old German
ist Of Tetrlbotlye punishments, wherein
I - asserted that oil unworthy clergy.
men who passed into the next world will
% condemned TO pass the whole Of their
'me 10 reading all the bad sermons which
AVE been written in this. Poor fellows
but the idea is too horrible. LoaLon
athen1um. reviewing the above.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

Baltimore, July Is.
Eighteen cases Of yellow lever have
., Portsmouth, Va. The dis.
ease va. brough. there by the steamer
Franklin. and thus far has been confined
to the vicinity Of the navy yard.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

a CLoss KILLED 81 FAIL FROM
4 RorE.-Jame' Myres. the clown AM
one Of the pfoprie,ors Of Nyres r. Man.
digans Circus Company, me. with an
death while performing On the
slack rope At Geneva . few days since.
The mig BY which the rope was fastened
gave way. throwing him to the ground
with 80 much force a. TO dash his brains
cut.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

BLED TO DEArH.-The Buffalo Cx.
press states that young man named
John Barnes. aged seventeen years, bled
to death on Monday last. from the effect.
OF having tooth extracted some days
previous.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08

FACE or DrBr The state OF Connect.
icus 10 free Of debt, owns abou, $500 600
OF Bank Stock. independent OF i,s school
iund, which amounts to % 900 900. =
The Comptroller estimates tho receipt.
INTO the treasury, the ensuing wear. .,
ooao S and The sxpsadituss q 3l6s,.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-08
Estray Horse.

~ AIKEN UP BY Thomas James, st his premis.
L e. In spring',ale Township. on thssd day Of
July 1885, q chestnut sorrel horse, about Is
hands high, with few white hairs In the fore
head, spawned on the right hind leg. . sore on
he light SHOULDER, twelve or fifteen year, old,
ind appraised NJ SIS before Thomas VIM Esq,
On the Sd day Of July, 1855.
Upton. July 18th. 1885,
(nsl.3mo. J.w. CATTELL
County Clerk
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Estray Horse.

n AIKEN Up ~ Robert Cover, at bis resi-.
i dsnce In Cass Township, on the 75th day oil
June, 1854. . bay horre, with black name snd
tall 10 shout IL hands high, has cellar and sad
die u rka, thin in feah. IL about IL years old,
and appraised ss SIS before D. G. LisE, Esq., on
the S0th day Of June, 1856.
n32 .3no J. W. CArTELL,
County Clerk
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~ The population Of Niagara Falls
village, as shown by the census, 10 2. 976
-an increase within the las. two wear.
Of about 500. Niagara City has l,3.
SIS.
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M A man VINO lives 4, (lsva

* a man VINO lives at Cleves, Cler-
mont county, OHIO, was lately s,ung by
locust. The effects Of the wound were
similar 70 those produced by the bite Of
mad dog. He has violent fits SO tina, i,
takes five or six men to hold him IN bed
and he has bitten his tongue into strings.