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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-14
PICTURNs FoR 25 CnNrs.

HATHAWAY will make for the public Single Glass
Pictures (caled Improved Ambroypoe) Car IS ceuts
VI lhe GUY Improved Ambr0tgPe, known as Cut
uhgs Patent, for 10 CENTS 81 20 and upwards
oSI du OppOgite Olarkf Block,
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The New York Eoeasng Post SAYS of Mr..
Clifford of Maine, whom the President has
nominated for the bench of the United States
Supreme Court as successor to Mr.. Curtis,
as follows:
'He is decided, if not an INSCRIPTIONS
partizan, having no opinions on political SUBJ
jects, distinct from those of what he call the
Irregular Democratic party" From the first.
he has been professed believer in ''squatter
sovereignty standing almost alone, in that
respect, in Maine. AS lawyer, he is, as we
have said before, industrious and faithful to
the interests of his clients. He knows no
difference between, and will work as hard
upon, case of assault and battery between
two lrishmen, before the Police Court and
the question OF the rights of boundaries of
sovereign States, before the full bench Of the
Supreme Court OF the United States. On all
doubtful matters especially those involving
the question OF freedom and slavery, Mr.
Clifford will lean more decidedly towards sla-
very than any of the present incumbents of
the bench; and, in general, his tendencies
will be very strongly towards the centraliza.
ton of power in the hands of the Executive.
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sPNNIAL NnlrFCMs

To The Public.-- This days Transcript will
contain Of the facts connected with
complaints made against by LYMAN BUGBEg for keep
ing an Intelligence Office. LEWIS @. MUM.
dl4 an
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No sign. OF The Enronn.

SANDY Hook, Dec. 1910 P. M.-There
are no signs Of the Europa from this point.
Weather clear, with light southwest wind.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-14

Ae'srs. Editors IL hear the fact OF Col. Taft's
receiving 1850 for his services as Superintendent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-14

Ladies', who have anything in the SILK line to buy,
win do we'll to consult BRYANT & sRgLOON'S adver-
tssment in our columns to day. DIP d2t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-14

Camker Rash ard ScarLea Fever Espec-
tally during the prevalence Of this malignant and fatal
the public should again be informed that GRE
TILLE'S PROFITABLE EXTR ACT is the most ef
fecua remedy for canker canker rash and sCare, sver
calker and thrush in the mouth throat dstemper what
is malignant putIed throat dysentery and ali snr1
mer compaints and now has been in use twenty -hree
years As family medicine it is unrivaed being COM
posed Of harmless materials.
The genuine has the FAC smile of the inventor, A. 8.
GRANVILLE, on the wrapper aud circular il ig now
manufactured by his widow, Mrs. g. A. Granville in Wor
cester, aud is for sale at John j. Brown & Sons 825
Washington street, and Charles Carney, 1873 Washing
ton street Boston Also, by james Green and D. Scott
Worcester, and druggists generally,
Also, GRENYILLE'S LINIAFENT, to accompany
the Extracts for liberated throat outward ap
peaion. Its good for any kind Of inflammation. For
burns light severe it viii relieve the anguish almost
instantly, and perform most wonderful 1t would
be well for every family to keep it, it being also good for
bruises, chilbains, chapped hands, hps and aoses
p les, &C., &c. dtf sIs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-14

TWO WEEKS
LATER From CALIFORNIA.
Arrival Of ,he EN- PIrc City at New
OrIeHsa.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-14

We had not anticipated taking any active part
40 'A-srresent election. There are a few men,
WIZ see" ~ HiirA- -hrt the Republican party
was made for their especial benenJ tt..a spao1o
ment, and that the old working bees had better
be pitched, like drohes, out of the hive. They
have an organ, too which has cost them SO much,
that it would seem to be great pity, that they
should not have the opportunity to play upon it,
to their hearts content, without any discordant
accompaniment to mar its sweet music. But,
when we find two tickets before us, one of which
represents the great principles. which we support
and believe essential to the welfare of the coun.
try. ticket, too, which has, at its head, man
fully competent to the discharge of its duties,
and who is always faithful and thorough in the
discharge Of every public trust, with other
candidates. who fairly represent the public
sentiment Of the city, and another. which,
under the pretence of being s'Citizens'
Ticket aud yet almost ignores the exist
ence Of a large majority of the citizens of
Worcester and their principles which, by its
very composition, shows that it was intended to
represent but small minority OF the people We
cannot, in accordance with our own views of f.
NNtteJ ~ t4Ae biNN1 ptAuOiptSo Vi HD6flJ3
remain silent Ifa "Citizens' . Ticket, in real.
ty, had been nominated--one that was entitled to
that appsllation-one that fairly represented the
whole people of the city--we might have felt diff.
ferently, and kept our peace. But the Democrats,
with their usual grasping propensity. have over.
shot the mark, and, when they say TO the Re-
publicans, ''yOu may have the buzzard, and we
will have the turkey, or we will have the turkey
and you may have the buzzard" we say, "thank
you, gentlemen, for nothing, we will have
neither we will take care Of ourselves" So, we
trust, all true Republicans, all Fremont and
Banks men, all lovers Of liberty for its own
cause, will say with us. At the same time, we
enter our most solemn protest against that policy
which proscribes any portion of our party which
has introduced dissolutions into it, and seeks to
perpe'uate them, and which, if the party should,
BY amy possibility, be defeated now. and here, will
have been the reckless cause of it.
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yEEss,sicjpGE Election.
TICKET.

For Mayor,
PU T M A n w. L A FIT .
For Aldermen,
WAsD l.. HENRY EARL.
2..DRAPER RUGGLE5.
3..JoNAS BARTLETT.
4..PLUNY HOL2RO0K.
STR ANOIS STRONG.
6..THOGAS PIERCE
7..GEOR6E CHANDLER.
I. S..HARrLEY WILLIAMS.
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;. GEORGE SESSIONS. -


house,
Collins, Caskets, Patent Metallic Burial Caaeg and
Robes Of every description, always on baud. Also TIE
NEW PATENT METALLIC OAsWET, OF all sizes
Every thing connected with the management o. inner
ais, promty attended TO- No. az Front street residence
6S Front street, Worcester, Mass. d&Wd my2S
Notice.-Au persons Indebted to the late 1nn
TAFT, Wheeler Co Ia Washington Square, are re-
quesed to call Immediately and settle the same al hs
atore Of Draper a Olpk Front Street.
EDWIN DRAPER
wM .. oHaIsTY, Assignee
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THE LATEST NEWS.

By Telegraph to the Worcester Daily Spy
By the American Telegraph Company's Printing Lines.
Office in General Express Office, Lincoln House Block.
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How 70 Preserve Beauly,-Nothiag is m,

How 20 Preserve BenuSys-Nothing is
becoming to man or woman than beauul, laxurlant
head of hair, and woman'5 beauty eartsnly ucuu-
pee without fair complexion, and he she no neg
lects these CREST and important adOrnments OF ayP
must expect to suffer the modification Of premature
badness, and wrnkled lace and saiIoE skin Nothing
is necessary to preserve these essential attractions
the use Of Professor Woods Restorative DouisviYe
Times
PRoF. WOODS HAIR REsToRATGvE.--We have had
occasion TO use this famous preparation Of Prot Wood.
and after thoroughly testing its qualities fnd that
where the hair is thin it will hiokeu il, il gray it viii
restore it to its original color likewise, it gives it 2
glossy appearance as well keeps this hair from falling
OF. This invaluable ingredient is Tor sale at "Chna
mans Tea Store" southeast corner Frederick and Ba
more streets by Mr. J. O. Given Bat. clipper
Bold by all good Druggists dl1 DAWN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-14

The w orcesier Water Cure wiIl hereafter
be exclusively devoted to the of female patients
while the otEeT will be received only boaT5 era
the location of this establishment is eevatet quiet and
healthy combining the advantages OF both town ard
country. Open ct all seasons For circulars address s.
ROGERS, Nj D., Worcester, Mass
Ey DR.. RoegRs' day Office In the 0entrst Exchange
Post Once fDor. During the Evening and night he may
be found at the Water Cure aa api
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-17

FOR sALs.-ln the town of Rochester Lots
"" x Block IL upon which In situated a
dwelling with c. liar and we'll.
Also, fnt No. Q. Block 90.
we'll improved fam fer sale, in ppston,s
Grove, on the Marion ana Davenport Road, with
p'enty Of timber, $50 acres under cultivation, a
COED house and barn sttween and also, dura-
DIE stream OF water within lev rods Of house
a"d Darn Price sis, pr acre. Cheap.
well improved farm on Sugar Creek. Ella
miles from Upton, wood and water In abun-,
dance
A farm for sale in Yankee Grove. so acres of
prairie and W Of timber, fair buildings and good
water
I'll N W IA setion Is aud Ei.4sWI.4
section 10, all in 80 N r 2 ", 80 acres fenced
ana under cultivation, frame house 10 by -.
! 2 W section 90 T S2N Rs w. GO acres
improved good hog-law fence, frame horse barn
and frame house with cellar. Also, acres of
timber 10 miles north.
A arm located upon the E f-oSEI Ia sect
sion is 81 N r w. Fifty acres broken up
aud % acres under fence, with good house and
stabiiag also 40 acres OF timber
IL IN W | 4 section 50 RI w, with 10
ceres OF breaking theron Also acres Of timber
miles north. For sale
Two =. ~ cement house, by 80, ceca cellar
ana Well. All or any OF the above tracts or par
cells OF Land can be bsughs on yeasoabie terms
by call ng at the Land Office of the undesi gnsd
SAMUEL DEWELL.
GENERAL Land Agent ut Upton Iovs.
otiice north of the CouLt House.
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q Railroad 70 Iipton--Fe1t IA Importance to
4 Iirsct eastern connection aai perhaps gasier Of
arHiafgenb IS 4 Railroad from Ilseatina % Tip.
tn, or, whst Is the same thing On, from wilton
80 Upton which might be sx.aaaea II sufi ,ienI.
encouraged 10 Cellar Rapids. Tha distance from
Wilton to Upton j. bet 10 nils Masculine
mighs aI)r1 10 balll this rol aar4ass hat We are
e2s.an sac will receive tue as,issta fro u Cedar
County II ale VII undertake til ea.asprI,.. The
benefits 70 result ara apparea. to every aaa con.
versaht With business hsrc. The inhabitants Of
Gedsr AL Linn countless wao "a former years
form'i intimate aad pleasant bn siness connee-
toa' 10 Aa.can9, hu: who nov visit Iowa CITY
acsaasc u il thu aaag at m bes "A .ra.st On the
Railroad. woali revive their basin.4s rel tt,1, A.
his pissa. and W. woaId have uff lisoafel alvan.
tase in Obtaining the trsis Of these rich ana p,p-
aloas counties. snail We not nave Railroad to
Tipt3n2 VIVA II s1svor7 IT, jour.
Wonderful i,skUsr3 NJ J,urnll, Who
will answer' rnat is the question we
h1'e been putting at You Tor these two
years or more. we qre &c tata she
[ Nuscstiue ell recespe assistance from
Csfar county Js.s ulisr axes The enter.
Prise Cerarn, are you' Well YOU
may be, for it is ,oog time since tha.
Csiaf voted subscription Of $50, 900
ID his very enterprise since wlrrl tim.
10 notice has beea taken Of il. We il
Cejr have agtatel ~ every possible
M 4
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These useful conventions we are glad
TO see are coming in vogue, in all part.
u IT.: State. and We are further glad 10
zee the prominent position our County
takes.
Ia Oscaloosa, convention Of tins
kind vas recently held, III" proceeding
OF which were published in the Herald Of
,hat place.
Tney passed resolution to sustain
the g Voice Of Iowa" the Organ Of Edu.
cation Is this State. aud sought to secure
oae copy by act oi the Legislature, Tor
each School District N the Safe.
oscaloosa may be proud OF the position
she las taken IN Educational matters.
He's Normal School now ia operation
IS an object ol Interest.
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Swamp Lands

The delay of the GenI Governmen, to
take the proper steps TO. invest puffec,
title OF the swamp lands, to ths counties
in which they are situated, has caused
giea; loss to said counties.
In this county a lew pieces Of those
land. have been conveyed by ,hs County
Cous. Il, residents by the Goun;y, upon
the suppositioa tina, the county will
eventually obtain perfect title TO, them,
and to be able to make good the deeds
given.
Blu, in majority OF cases the people
have considered them public property
aud forthwith proceeded to take their
share at least, OF The timber of of them.
In several instances those co,nmone,s
have by mistake or otherwise got upon
the wrong trac, aud henc have go, INTO
lad scrapo.
II is jus. good enough for them; to
steal timber from Old cedar is Amos. as
tad as from, old.any. boIy-rse.
Ii people will wait their time with
patience, these lands will all come into
market and they have a chance to buy
them, and not be robbiug the Road fund
Of tho Little revenue il might derive from
th's source, besides laying them selves
liable 10 criminal prosecution for larce-
n
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Correspondence of the Advertiser.


MEssRs. En,ToRs. The Legislature
is now under way and has passed some
local bills. There is a strong disposition
manifested by the minority, TO run the
Legislature iu,o all the expence possible.
aud you may look for the Democrats 50
called, TO vote for larger salaries to all
our officers. There is an effort made TO
increase the salaries Of our Supreme
Judge to SO 900, and District Judge to
50 500, but 1 do not think that the Le-
glsiature will increase them to more than
about one half tina, amount.
Al the special session a law was pass.
ed authorizing the Governor to borrow
OF the School Fund now in the hands of
Superintendent, of Putlic Instruction
300, 600, to pay off the State debt due
the first OF January next at Philadelphia.
The Governor has been able 10 &c,
only $4,000, and now law has to be
passed forthwith, to provide for the re-
mander eli The debt, 1t is proposed TO
borrow it of the five per cent iund now
in the Treasury at Washington.
A bill has been introduced 10 repeal
the prohibi,ory liquor law, it was laid
on tue table in the Sanate. | do not
think il will pass, but it (,he law may
De amended SO as to allow the sale Of
home made cider, wine, and lager beer.
] B, Cough is to be here aud lecture
twice abont the 18th inst. There is
great need that something be done here
AS there are near a hundred doggriss In
operation here now. Judge Smith has
decided that the indictment must state
to whom the liquor belongs, If State, il
must be proved, which is impossible IN
nine cases out Of ten.
The Kansas question has been I'D in
both Houses, there vas quite fight over
1t IN the House on Sstu, day; bu' the
Republicans trlumphed, ii comes up IN
order, again to day and will be fully
discussed, Cloud of Muscatlne, Woodu
Of Johnson, and Holmes Of Jones have
as yet taken the lead On the Republican
side.
Some think the session will be short,
but others think il viii Continue the fif.y
days, III, as is now The intention, the le-
gIstature goes into thorough lnvestiga-
ton OF lac affairs, oil the Des Mons river
Improvement, aud The Superintendent,
Of Public Instruction il will take long
time, but justice demands tba, i, should
be done. CepAn.
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the condition ofssLe primary schosb OF
the State. They desire % excite every
where among the young noble aanbstion
10 be srrvlcrabIe 10 the State and their
fellow nen; al henesl and la.ihlul en-
de.or 10 earn, by good conduct. aud
scholarly attalnments, the proud distinct
iotl "a beng prepared for the state Uni-
ss.rsaav frey desire tn make tire highest
sducat.oa-- Tree. beeause then u -
too ap, 70 be valara at It's cost -hai a
privilege to be purchased. And This PRIV.
llpge is moi purchasable with money, but
with head aud hear, labor-a labor which.
while i, gives knowledge, conisrs iar
richer buon--lhe power OF making still
higher and loiiler attain,ns its. They
desire 10 send into every family Of Iowa.
NOW, anu through all future time spirit
stisfing Impulse, an aninating principe,
when SHAH penetrate the depths oi every
young heart, and arouse the la.ent enef.
gles 81 every young spirl. and thus carry
forward the common school system INTO
the fullest and conple,est realization OF
It's glorious MISSION. They submit that
the Young State Ct Iowa owesit 10 her
self after having rejected the clog oil
human servllrde, and banished the evils
OF inteu,perance, to adoP, such an educa-
tionai system as will develop IN harmo.
n .ons proportions. aud push To their
extreme limits, both the intellect and
the moral power OF each coming gener.
alton.
Your Commissioners now feel that
their task is EN- ed. In the spirit Of their
recommendation to enlist IN this great
cause the unpaid services oil others. they
beg to presen. this result, Of their labors
free OF all charge, except for necessary
expea scs. II only remains for them to
await. with no small solcnude. tina, Leg
sa.ive action upon which Ia their lndg.
men,, hang such important consequences
for the future.
HORACE MANN,
AMuS DEAN,
Commissioners.
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Rail Road Time Table

further notice. trains will leave lows City daily,
SUNDAYS excepted,) a. follows:
, Is Freight Train leaves Iowa City for Daven'
porttat IL as A. N.
Ist pssseng ger mail s-aia Leaves Iowa City Tor
Davenport at o A. H.
C:ty f5a. pavenpgrt, at $50 P. N.
it freight train leaves Davenport for lows
City 1T 5:l5 A. vi. .s.s-s...
lst ma ssnger tiaail) truan leaves Davenport for
Iowa City atS:30 A. II.
End passenger texpFessl tram leaves pafen'
port for Iowa City at 5:l5 p III. -. ~
Passengers are reminded OF the necessity OK
giving distinct directions as to the destination
OF their baggage: also TO procure tickets before
taking their seats in the Cars.
ADDISON DAY Superiutendeu4
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rnary and to continue from day TO lay until all
tie testimony ID heard. T. 4. WALKER Re ister
?. u CAsADAY, Receiver
The Frederick Examiner of last week
says Mr.. Joseph Grutf, of Frederick
county, killed hog OF immense weight.
/" This corn fed porker, which is but three
years old, is Of monsirous size. and is es.
tlrnal d 10 weigh s hundred pounds net.
II was fattened on corn exclusively.
e@sI The damps OF autumn sink into
the lraves and prepare them for the nee
essity OF their tall; and thus insensbly
are we, as years close round us, detach-
I'd from our tenacitv Of life by gentle
pressure OF our recorded sorrows.
The Wisconsin legislature meets in
regilar session on the 18th Of January
next An important and interesting
session is anticipated.
ESg- A baker has invented a new
KIND oil Yeast. II makes bread so light
that pound Of i, weighs ouiy four oun-
ces.
eeJ~ The road ambition travels is too
narrow for friendship. too crooked for
love, TOO rugged Tor honesty, and TOO dark
Tor science.
I'd" D. nc, 20 into any place of bus
mess with cigar in your mouth. Rec.
collect that every person Is not fond oil to-
haso smoke---and there may be gunpow-
der about.
When you see a small waist. think how
great waist Ct health 1t represents.
Ban Books Bad books are like ardent sn;r
its; they furnish neither " ainant nor s.rned-
icin - they are " Poison Both fntortc rte ore
the mind, the other The body the thirst for
Each increases by bling fed aud s never salts
fed bpth ruin one the intellect the other tn.
1easth. AMI together, the soul The makers
an v''ndris IT each are equally cnrrupters IF
the community and thu ss,e grari apai., .,
eteN l. the san" tota abstinence from all that
tntoxtcates mtnd or body
THE LINE or PERPETUAL. Faosr The
hat does not ascend As we arse above the earth
ne Ter to the sun, hut decreases rapidly
until beyond the religions of the attn aspher. In
void. II Is estimated that the cold 9D5 deg. be-
zero. he line of PR etnal frost at the
equator is $4,000 feet altitude at 10 o0a be-
tween the tr pics and from 00b 10 4u0O be-
twaen the lasitades OF 40 and IS deg.
The loss of the burning o the Freight House
Of the New York Central Railroad at Utica
y. Y. on Thursday last, is said to be near
SO 600 Three cars of freight one FIR Albany
one foe Troy, and one for Little Fails, wer,,
barnsd
ETIt is stated that there ara now twenty
milan treaties before the senate involving the
ces-ian or i22- 600 900 ac-+s II land fur a con .
SHERATON 81 an,ut ST ,oGG GO The Indians
within oar limits are estimated 1T about three
hanfrni thousand souls
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Cam wEaraER--For the pact week we nese
had W. coki weather, Thermometer standing
s.-niiag at 20 degrees below Zero we navs
4. RI at several psrscns freezing n death IN ta.s
country recently. --7oisds 7rfos~s DEC. iss&
A raur f.rrer in Devonshire England was
recently : n,t4nc. 4 10 one months imprisonment
=, har,i l,hor Tor ast.supting to catch hare on
I,.d ren.pd by bis father. = slave oAnoos
nseashe ia England
roy he aorm. that never di~s--the renec-
,ta1, IL 4, x,a, h.. ~ s,.,f.si the printer.
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TT \ yp'r = &tse taken ~ pove.sSeik c.
aa tn Zbfh ~ -. - co. q fs~etaa II 81 a l.
bag slaj433. u In .taak u tn 4 4 Rd,.
rad = Hnpsty. ~ money E &c ~ Jeadsd Id
t1e ton ~ Oss1loosa HraA
So they 20 Erery county in the State
is rolling up zig subscriptions 10 gel a
Railroad. 500 900 for Povesaelx IS
less than $500 600 for Cedar, and yet
to talk Of over $50 900 here would scar
the people oH Of their wits. These
e,nnies wh'1h give the big Subscription.
get Railroads, aud prosper b. il, wMle
those who dpcitn, to do if, 9scIans fol
want OF ,hc.n.
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Farms for Sale.

or % acres in Iowa township, for sale; Tiers
ls a house. and some 10 acres broke and uudsr
fence, 10 acres # limb
Also slGErY AcREs q Gi class PRAIRIE land situate
~ pa1K fowssH r. sanlh 0sies 8Royr and IN a saso
- " 49,
Z o-ErcETy Acres ~ RARRrss and Tfsrrs situs.s
near kbtk RIVER. ai North 6f kocHExfyR n h.s
Egns FL Fen af aIol fsnsed la as
sama- b "a lng d"ra Prz et2lk per
ALso-A GREAT BARGAIN
4 30 y ~Tprg FARM
le8 80 Of I'D lana iat ale '
? = th- sbav@ ard, $50 acres
tsFso hsT ~Aasts: t.>rp. seres cf TIMER au8 N
sees n ADoS H8Hd O ae ca aernx Irptksra
ans "a ceres = BORON L4sD The Wlg. iss tsssfbsr
WITH E.sHty VI wood na b. nd
Enquire OF WELLS SPICER
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Nn.ica.

Public Notice Is hereby given tina. 1T the Jan.
Term A. y. 1857 of the County Court Of Cedar
County, Iowa That the Execution Of the Estate
Of James z. Morehouse, late Of said County. fled
their final report which matter was continued IN.
I'll the March Term, 1857 OF said Court for final
settlement All persons interested are therefore
notified that unless they appear and object there.
to that said report will be approved and said Tx.
eeution be discharged from further duty on
liability on TIT premises ISIS.
4-w WELLS SPICER County Jueye