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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-25
a CAHD.

AN anuftetrring dlily Eclipse Stove Foundry
L in this city n good assortment Of StbNEs AM nOL
LOW-MARt via: Ovens Pots skilrt- ano L4d Sad-lrOns
and Androns Of different patterns the wholesale and re-
tail trade, at small profit
Also in Copper aa Sheet Ire Ware ofihe Re quality,
al hgu~es ew ore chaWh-r = It's OF 5rtttAna War
and Nt. 1 Refrigerator on hand for sale l1w.
Particular attention paio TO Roofing and Gut ef'og Win
Tin Copper
Ola Copper, Pewter, Brass and Scrap Iron taken in
HIP DORRIs.
bS0-6m No College a. neaf Church 81
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-25


COMMLNGlNs. nO 49,, MAE I9th.
LITTLE MIAMI
COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILRA0D.
Elk LUsIvELY AN EASTERN ROUTE
On and after this date, the
LITTLE MANI VIA COLUMg Us,
Is TIE ON y nLRFcT r UTE to AMI from Cincinnati
and Cleveland the only running axe Shore
from Cincinnati to Cleveland, Dunkirk and Buffalo.
BIZ ANY OTTER ROUTE Cleveland passengers 20 via
go East break guage at Sandusky and ferry from Old Ohio
City to Cleveland.
THE LITTLE MIAMI. VIA COLUMBUS,
Is the only route with reliable connection GIN
BYARV 6THEt ROCTE, P'ttshurg Passengers de-
pend at BeeoDaine Forrest trains from Indianapolis
and Fort Wayne TO go East
TIE LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS,
rs TIE ONLY ROUTE to and from Cincinnati and
WHEELING OR STEUBENvILLE.
TIE LlTTLEMIAMI VIA COLUMBUS,
rs TIE on J ROUTE to and from Cincinnati, Column
bus Cresne and Cleveland, with lightning express without
This great omfort to Ladies and Families
fHE LITn rIAMT, VIA COLUMBUS,
BEING THE SHORTEST ROUTE from Cincinnati to the
East uniform and safe speed maintained Connections
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE from Cincinnati a dangerous
speed required 20 overcome distance and delays necessary
SanduSy, and Ferrying at o Il Ohio City
Through Tickets
WHEELING
PIrTsBURG,
DUNKIRK,
BUFFALO and
NIAGARA FALLS.
To all the Eastern cities.
Three daily Fs,tern Trains al S A n 1OA ~ and sP T.
TlR.T TRAIN Cleveland, PttshurV SteubrnviIle and
wheeling, Lightning Express, Isves Cincnn-t o'clock
foT all the Eastern cities also, Detroit via Cleveland
Sprinfhrld Wilmington, CrcleVte Lancaster ard nes
vile, Chicohs ard athens trar stops &c Gin
cinnat' and Co Gmbus at ovelsn Morrow XenA
don only.
- COND TRAIN-C1eveland Pitt>burg and Wheeling tx
pres Mail leaves Cincinnati p; lU o'clock via Ceve-
land, Ptsbura ana Wheeling, FIR all the This
ran stops at all the points between Cincinn and Column
bus
THIRD TRAIN Accommodation, leaves Cincinnati Al
ard Lancaster. Oh icUtie and Hiborongh. This train
stOrs AZ ali ipts bet ncinna and Springfield.
FOURTH 7RAIN-CieveI nd and Pittshu gNieht Express
leaves Cincir matt at ocork via Cleveland and Pitts
burg for al III Eastern Cite This train stops poir Is
between Cincinnati and columbus
One Train Sunday 80 O'Clock p NJ for Columbus.
Trains by Columbus Tme-T Minutes faster than Gin
ennati
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
For THROUGH TICKETS,
And all Information, please ply at he oces No Rurnet
House second door Wes of Vine street In Gibson
and Front street opposite Spencer House,
Eastern little Miamil Depot, Fast Front treet.
ODtce hours hCfa ~ 4 ~, until % p ~
W. STRADER, Gtn1Ag't
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers at all the pr cpa Hotels for each and
Offices will call for all parts the city, with
out fail. lmsy27l u. q RUGGlES, Conductor.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-25
Nashville and Chattanooga 2 abroad.
@ IA IA

A RRtVAL ard Departures ~ Psse Trains To take
"A effect md sfsr afuFiay. June 2i-t ISIS
Tar Pass@r 60 Ira leaves Nashville . IS oc'oCk Ar
irving A. Chs tsnooga al - nLct p. " Nigh Psssenger
Trains leave Nashville at P. ~ arriving a. Chs'isnoogA
IT 4s0N ~
pay Passenser Train lssves charansoga II ga y. Ar
wing a. Na hviIe o N. Nah Ps-s~rFet Trait
Chattanooga st9i5PM Auiv ne - Ma hvillv 50 An.
" I ANDERSON, s, perihts ndant.
EAsHvuLE, june Get, 1854
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-25
Facts About Ambrofypes.

NHikOfA "a uese ~fnfrgasosd~ IN NASHVILLE
"a ~ A LABcodnK
Amkrosypes are nade ne~h csc IN Nashville tAaa a.
ne Anbs styps R.aas Ne - coarse "a
Ambro,s pss sae uP dant,s pAais eiass hsfraet
eAhy sessd aDa thsa fFoeciea asAnat al Pos.sy e N
larF
annsolyps cauntertsiss made ca sinEe efaas. not
seaed aad deFahr adnary eHfzsfFsot3pe
Aubntypes naeJ ~ ths iEscnss q dsti gaisA
thx1 ho1 "a aasr pictaFrs. heF eefFeH the
and apply ~ sFios pictaF uhch laeks Ne nAin
paab II a. Anbsosype--saos 9s1 d1xebaAtys kbi8
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23
Latest FROM Europe.
HALIFAx. Feb. Is.

HALIFAX, Feb. Is.
The Canada from Liverpool sth P. NJ
on Saturday "a arrived al Halifax at
A. M. Sunday l7.h. The Atlantic ar.
rived bu, ct 6 o'clock Is minutes, on The
morning OF Thursday.
The Canada saw no sign, of the
steamer Pacific.
The Belgium is still a, SOUTHAMPTON,
her agents have returned the passao.
money and compensation. Her cargo has
been taken out and found 10, much dam.
aged.
The Arago arrived a, Southampton
10Th. London morning Advertiser has
the following announcement: W. regre,
10 hear that an interview which Lord
Clarendon and Mr.. Buchanan had ,oge,n.
or a. the Foreign Office on Tuesday, very
angry words passed between them rsla.
i've to the American Central question,
and the peace negotiations.
The dispatches Of the Russian govern.
mens completing and confirming the tele.
graphic announcement OF the ancondi.
senal acceptance Of the Aus,rians propo.
sltions were received At Vienna on the
23d, and carriers Immediately conveyed
them to Paris and London. A memoran.
dun einbodylng the proposition thai had
been signed at Vienna and sen, to Paris
and London, and il is reported that Con-
gress will meet q, Paris, Feb. II, and
ih,, very little time will be los. in discus.
sion, and the whole will be brought 10
conclusion by Feb. Goth, and avail, the
arrival of the Turkish penpotentary.
The Manchester advices are favora bic
The Brokers, circular reports bread
stufs considerably lower, and demand
limited and prices irregular.
Flour variounly quoted a. decline OF
los Cd.
Wheat al decline Of Sd and Cd.
Corn at decline Of 1. Sd.
We know nothing OF Kars sxscp, tina,
the town is occup ed by two Russian bat
tIlIons willis. another remained in the
camp formerly held by Mouraviegs army.
The guns and munitios Of Kars have
been removed TO Alex Adria.
Sick Turks have been sen, to the hos.
pital at Ola. The roads wers shu, up by
snow.
Letters from within Ergrom predic,
scarcity IN the city.
lskender Pasha was severely wounded
on Dee. 22d.
Gspford moved the address. Earl
Arlington, seconded it, Earl Derby
would not oppose, but considered the rov.
al speeches bare, sold and meager. as /,
ought to to huve referred to the state of
America, India and Colonies and TO the
fall OF kars, and further in carrying out
enlstments.
The government, he considered, had IT,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23
.nascattm. partial Railroad com

.Hascatis.--Ths partial Railroad COM
maniea'ions led us to visit the river citic,
more frequently than we would were there
40 other way to GEL there than TO plod
through the mud and cold. by hack trains
Each Of our visits, to the above place,
mere fully impresses u, with the future
uapor.aaee oil this place that i, is des-
tined 10 DO sas Of the grsa, marls OF
Iowa. Passing through its streets We OBJ
ssrved numerous large stores, with heavy
stosks preparatory 10 doing wholesale
jobbinz business, the coming season. The
trade Of Masca,ins has heretofore been
great, bat, from appearances, they intend
to do considerable OF the jsbhing OF Gen.
trail Iowa, Many IL tho old establish
nents which mare hcrelofors confined
their busines. only to the Retail and
Country trade are now enlarging their
rooms. 10 e1tsad AID increase their busi-
mesa to general Jobbing and Wholesale
rale. Notwithstanding the severe
weather w observed the streets were
eroslei with teams, from Cedar anil the
upper Counties. The Raiiroal, we had
supposed. would turn away much Of the
trade from this % ether places, but il has
not had saea an effect, as yet. When
the Railroad i, completed. 10 Upton, of
course the tsamng will, in a measure, be
done away with and the people, by msa MS
Of ii. Railroad, will 60 whittier they
phase Bat even then We opinc that not
all Of central Iowa ira 10 viii be carried
10 4 far eastern Market.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23

Ne,c York, Feb I3.-Thc steamship
81. Louis, from A.pinwall 9th, arrived
this evening. bringing California mails 10
the Eli Of January, abou, 500 passen-
gers. and 81 ,023 900 in specie.
Va paraiso dates to the LIST and Calico
10 the llth January had reched Panama.
Abou, dozen buildings we're harm, in
Valparaiso on Christmas day, and six
forei cn seamen and citizen. persisted in
the flames endsaroring to subduc them.
A treaty OF commerce, amny and
friendship between the L. S. and Chill, Is
said to have been formed.
The sloop-ol.war ST. Mary's was a,
Valparaiso. Business had been rather
more animated, but the export trade was
dull.
Ms!bosrne, Australia, dates to the 25lb
OF November. Col! was declining to e3
As. Cd.
A, Gelango business was rapidly i'm.
proving. Flour selling at flOa50 per
toa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23
The Cellar Valley Farmer.

We have received the frs, member OF
periodical bearing the above tile and
published in Cedar Rapids byJ. l.. Enos
OF the Valley LINES.
We must cay We have anticipated the
appearance OF this journal for a long
time and upon examination find it much
neater and better article than we suppo-
sed could be gotten up a. the Times office.
However Enos is go-a-hsad fellow,
and Cedar Rapids is a go-a-hend place
and If all the railroads are built there,
which Enos has the authority will be
built, j, will then be a place decidedly a
head.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23
True Democracy.

TIE Chic Drap Prsss, which las
long been a standard Democ,a,c paper.
a. one Of ability an Arm ess, contains
tns col Towing, as their views Of Democ-
mey
Asfor orr I've We VII yield - me- III ~ IT.
dero ~ 10 ra d-no : cy, aut by d moe a y
We N IN as follow,
II oscrirtio Of 10 m ~ % h bic ia Or
re'lxoi. fteuse Of al constitutional me ns o
arrs.t the progress 0, sl4 cry, lakiDy t drr j.
iaa Of til. ssipreme ur' a. III: MA ure OF
sAs;r co1-titutoaa!ty. liar'Dr appropriate 4,
fox tie North as w.li as the South No u.s. OF
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23

p, Ito funds for private speculation. Frss,lJ m
OF speech and tf press 10 kaasss' ~ss
We admire that kind Of democracy,
and Il the old party had adhered to the
above principles we still should have been
with them.
The Dem. Press, by adAering to true
principles, has been by old liners and serf
of Douglas .disclaimed' as here,icai, We
1t is democratic. Us the democracy was in
so and so, and a, all times before then
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23
County Matters

Within The nayt week A ,r.n, Ia, IN,
sale of ,,ousr, In. bs,, ,,,o;,,ss far
the ,ovn of R,eb.as, NJ wm NJ.
N,uvh,o, havi,. r..i,,sl. Io,.,b
I;,a.ev F.o vs,.,no;,,sd . b;s n,,,e
~. s,rs s,,,l;ss to.h Ao,.i.s 18th
c.,lv ,,,;cl.. ~ l;,,.s r. fo,o
- III. ,,,e.s ., vh,c, I,o,or,r.,.l ,.;,n
20. :.
La o'a'a i'iahas' CO. p" eah' ooe
''' p',n' o.a iie''''e'sy bf"hay' DIV
pef sa'' @''o 20, e. 9!,2' per PINK
.A''''sa a'a' e'i" pei s"''' 7'0 per a.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23
ESTRAY CATTI.R

Taken up BY c. =. Rgley, ia Pioneer
Township, on the 10Th day Of Nov, A d. 1855.
one biseksiser, four years old, past, with white
"a thsface and on the hips and belly; crop
of Of the left, and an under bit in each ear, an
Pr'aised at $50 Also, two red calves, one a
steer call, with white face and belly, appraised
1t s. the other is bull calf, with star in his
faes, and white on the rump and belly, appa RI
ssd al -, before d. Palmer, ESQ.
Dse. 18th, 1855. J, W. CATTELL,
i, Co. Gs1h
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The fstor Ltbrary.~-In the annual re.
port Of the Trustees Of The Astor library
submitted to the Legislature, i, is stated
That William B. As,or has mads r,uai-
hceAt addition TO the As,or Library. He
has purchased from tho owners three lois
adjoining the present building, extending
eighty Ieei wide and one hundred and
twenty deep, al a cos, Of $50, 476, and
gwen them TO the Trustees for the pur.
pose Of the library. He has also aunoun.
Geo nis purpose TO erect upon these lot. a
suitable building, and to add such sums OF
money Tor the purchase Of books as he
may from time TO time think pro, er. The
amount OF the whole donation will rroba
oily not fall shor. of 500, 900.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23
Rail r cad.

AT no time have we known more cx-
element and inieres, manifested in Iowa
on the subject OF ra'l roads than at the
present time.
Several Of the Coaa,ies in the southern
part OF the State have voted large sub
seriphons TO dinsrsn, roads.
In Linn County the people are making
the arrangements for building road
from Lyons or Dewitt. in CIik,on Coun-
~ 10 Cedar Rapids.
So then Cedar County 10 not alone in
the matter Of lending er aid to. build
rail roads.
II is hoped .hs results viii be favora-
bic to the proposition ~ it will secure TO
Cedar Oounsy railroad connections equal
70 any County in the State.
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vaded the spirit Of tie nuaicipal laws Of
the Uni.ed States, and hoped that The
apology that kadsbeen offered would be
received. He regrstsed, howeysr, that
there was no. a conciliaSsry paragraph
introduced into the speech, in reference
to the subject. Tbs whole was redolent
with water Cruel -.
The Earl Of Clarendon replied as fol.
lows:
| wish TO take an early opportunity oil
referring to wha. the state of relation Is
with the United States. In my opinion
there can be doub, as to the common
sense view Of the Obligations Of the Clay
ton and Bulvel treaty, and ye, it is upon
the Interpretation of that difference oil
opinion, has arisen in such case, cor
respondeRce is useless and q lost motive
in cferjng to refer the whole question to
the arbitration Of any third power.
Both sides agreeing to be bound by the
decision, that offer has not We. been ac-
cepted,an l hope that upon further con-
sidera.ion the United States government
will agree to act.
With regard to recruiting in the Uni
ted States, it would not have aided q
friendly solution 10 allude 10 i, from the
throne, itsasmuch as the correspondence
must have been produced and it still con-
tinues. The mos. recent demand Of the
Government Of the United States had on
lyf bssn received two days previous, and
was not made public.
The origin OF the trouble is this: A,
the beginning efthe war, numerous for
eigners in the United States applied to
the British government for permission to
join the army in the east. In oonse-
quence instructions were sent 10 Nova
Scotia to consider whether psrsons from
the. United States could be received at
Halifax. These instructions were sen,
TO Mr.. Champion who was informed that
England was ANXIOUS for recruits but
would have no violation Of the laws Of
the U. s. Agency Offices were opened
and upon complain, being made, Mr. c.
went to Mr.. Marcy and made known his
instructions, saying that Eng land did no.,
want 10 raise soldiers in the United
States.
Judge Kane had decided that 10 pay
their passage TO foreign ports and there
enlist them was no violation Of intsrna-
,ional law.
ASIA MrSoR.-Gen. Williams was n,
Tiaers December IA, awaiting orders
from St. Petersburgh.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23
Rifles and Cannon receiyea at Laurence

Rifles and Cannon receiped at Laurence.
The Missouri Democrat mentions the
return of the Kansas correspondent. OF
that paper from the seat Of war, and that
he reports all quiet in that Territory, no
further outrages being feared, "a, lsas. UNI
Ill the assembling Of the Legislature q,
Topeka, on the first of March next The
thermometer had for six weeks before his
departure ranged from 81 degrees below
zero to 10 degrees above it. Two thou.
sand stand Of rifles and twenty breech.
loading cannon had been received At
Lawrence; they were brough. secretly
Trough Iowa and Nebraska
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23

n Warning 10 .Msa ,rifh .Macis. "A
young woman has been arrested FIRE.
quen,y in ST. Louis for wearing mems
apparel, and has been fined. She has
been, for years, serviRg as man on
board Of steamboats, and will not assume
the usual dress OF her sex, The prosecu-
ton of the girl, gave rise to the question
whether men who put on the garb usual
iy worn by ladies', were not equally am
enable. So. with view Of testing it,
Kirk Anderson, a noted attache Of the
St. Louis papers, wi o sports shaw ,was
arrested, and after trial was fined $50
by the Recorder, Tor appearing in the
streets dressed in the garment Of 70
male.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23

The Death Penalty. A bill has bsen
introduced into the Legislature Of Wis
oonsin, repeating the law abolishing the
death penalty in that State and restoring
the law on the former subject. The Ma.
olson papers express the opinion that a
bill OF this kind will pass the present Lee
gtslature, as the Lynch Law demonstra.
tons OF las, summer had shaken the faith
OF many who had hitherto supported the
present law, and strengthen the convic-
lion Of those who had been opposed to
it. -E1.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23

Ga,tronomic Ftaf.-We heard yss,er-
day OF feat in gas.ronomy recently per-
formed by gentleman in this city, that
throws into the shade anything in the eat.
ing line that we have recently heard Of.
For wager Of SO he ate l5I raw oys-
tiers, one Immediately after the other. be-
ing four more than the wager called for.
For further wager Of S., he ate one
dozen raw oysters rolled in pulyerized
loaf sugar; and furthermore for another
bet OF IS, he ate another dozen of raw
rolled in brown sugar. No wonder the
blvalves are now scarce. -BaH C!ippsr.
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STATE Of Lo,oo, Cedar Co., SIS:
Montgomery Fraser, u,,
Va. YAK Title.
William Teroar
To William Carmon !:

NAliam tdrm0n,
To William Carman:
Sir You are hereby notified that there il
now on file, la the office Of thc Clerk of the
Dist Court in aud for said County, petition of
Montgomery Fraser, praying TO toreclose all
your right and interest Ia and 70 the North East
quarter OF the North West QuaIter Of section
thirty one, (sl) in Township eiakty one, (sD
Range No. two, West, 8 ?. NJ, in default OF pay.
ment Of two % leo dollars with interest, as
money due said petitioner for taxes paid by him
on said land. ElwE
Said claim il based upon tax deed executed
by the Treasurer OF said County, 10 sAid petit.
toner, as the purchaser Of said laSd at tax
sale, held In Upton, on the 2oth day OF Nav,
A. d. 1854, ct which time said land vas sold for
the taxes due thereon. for the year 4 d. 1853,
and was purchased by said petitioner for the
above sum, and that notice has been ifsued 10
you and returned endorsed not found, and at
the Sept. term, 1855, OF said Court an order for
service Of notice, by publication, was made by
the Court. Therefore, unless you aPpear and
defend cad clc'n on or before the f2th day OF
May. A. d. 1856, judgment will BIC rendered
against you for the whole amount Il the above
claim with intercs. and costs, and IN default Of
payment of the came, said deed to petitioner
from the Treasurer Of said Comfy will be made,
absolute and unconditional and al your right
or title TO said land be forever barred and fore
closed. j. w. CAiTEIL,
Clerk Dis, Court CEDAR Co., Iowa.
WILLS SprcER, Att'y Tor PIN s5-4t.
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EFT RAY COLTS.

TAKEN Up By Andrew Moor, in Sugar Greek
Township on the 2Gth day Of Nov 1855, one dark
brown mare colt, with white SPOT ia her face
two years old past. And one light bay borss
colt, one year old past, with spot in the face
and the right bind foot white The mare coli
appraised at 500, and the horse colt Appraised
st s55 befors H. W. Wall, esq. Nov. so. 1855.
n5o-an J. w. CArrKLL,
County Clerk.
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To Joseph II. Revno,ds

10 Joseph III. heynoids:
sH--Yeu are hereby notified that thess b
now On file in tho Office Of the Clerk oS the Dis
tFict Court, ia and Ter sand Coaaty. . pst,iiso
n Jonathan w. csttsli, sisimins VI you thu
sun Of Two Hundred and Fifty eight dollars,
with the interest on money jns,y due him
from yon, and that notice has been issued a.d
returned endorsed not found" aid that Nc
hcs o! attachment has issued sg.inst yeus
goods, chatlels, rights, credits, lands, asd ten
EN- ents, as can be found in tiss county, 10 80
cure the payment Of said claim; nd =, The
september term OF said Court, A. d. 1895, SAID
cause was continued with an order flora The
Court for service Of notice by publication.
Therefore, unles, you appear and plead, ss-
swer or denus thereto, On or before tina I'm
day Of May, A. ID. 1850, judgnes, vii! he ren- :,
dered against you, ard the properly attachs d
WI he disposed OF to satisfy said claim asa
judgments. J. w. GATTELI..
Clerk Dist Court OF Cedar 90.
pATr SptcsR. Au'y for Pl'H SIT
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- =
State Of Icwa. Cedar I o., 81:
Charles :. Foster, }
vs. ) ,7ttarkyNeal.
John ID. Wolf \
To John ID. Wa Z

To John ID. W9f!
Sr-hol ~" hereby n>ti-d ,h.' th re I. now
on file in the oiice of the Cle,k Of tie District
Court, in aNi FOR said county o pstitisn Of
Charles :. FoNter, claiming Vi you the .us II
Four iinn'r.d AID Sevegsy to and IS 100 dol
lars. viii i,'crest, os moaey justly du. him on
a prDrn'ssfy no.s, executed by ysu " tLs order
Ut & = Foster, for said sum, dat5d the ssth day
OF Feb, 1871, and due six months from date :.
which is no" the properly OF said plaiattY, Asd
that notice has b1en ssIed and re',sntd\nd ,rs-
I'd " no: found and a. the Sep.emsrr term &C
court, A. d. 1855, an order for = writ Of attach.
n@nt .n' Issued and t-'n srrv.d nccr LOT. ere,
two, three, seven, esht ali n,nc, 10 Block No.
forty FIVE, in th- town u Tipton
Therefore, unless you appear and plasa, an
swsr or d4marr TO said yuties.ior, On o. b. fore,
the l2th dag II May. A. r. 1866. J 'de,nrnt will
be executed against yon cnr the above claim, anil
said lots sold " satisfy such Judgment sith coss.
J. ". CAfrEIt,
CLERK District Court Cedar Ca
NEIis SrCss. Any for PiR SAT
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To COntrncfnrs.

a ,he February term Of the couaty con,,.
"A OF Cedar county, AZ order was made m :,
hntce be given that the contracts for doiny ~.
Stone and mason work, on the Jai, now b.,"a
erected fot the county, will be let at the MareS
Term or said court All persons wishing 10 Ma
LOT said contract will do well 10 he nrssen, =,
ina, '!me, as tbs contracts will then BE- lei =,
me lowest and best bidder WELLS spIErp
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RSTRAY MARE AND MULE.

TAKEN UP by J. I. r. Anderson. In Iowa
| Township, on the 18th day Of November,
1865, an estray light chestnut sorrcl Mare With
some gray hairs, left fore foot white email white
blaze on the right OF the centre OF the face about
10 hands high, and about years cid next
spring.
Also, dark bay mule, about IA hands high,
about three years cid next spring, and appraised
at 800 each, before Alexander Hines. ESD.
nov 18th, 1855. J. W. CATTEII.
bo 5m. County Clerk