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A'SiHDt OF tht Bankers to Control the
(sGlprnTnpnf.

From Thomnaon's \. Y Commercial E~por.er
/ \ self constituted bank committee i,
ia Washington, enheavorinc TO shane the
Government finances according to their
idea Of rates Of interest.
Their scheme embraces the following
points:
]. The Governmeu: to throw its bonds
into market for sale, at wha: they will
bring
,. The Government TO borrow OF the
banks, on call, pledginc its bonds at 60
cents on the dollar the banks to sell the
bonds for what hey will bring in case of
non payment when called.
g. The Government to do all it's bust
meas through the banks, using bank cur
! rcncy.
4 The Government to deposit its mo.
ncy in the banks, if it has any to de-
posit.
The committee Of vays and means.
through NJ Spaniing, ohiec,ed TO any
and every form OF '~hin,irc' by Gov
"rnment through Wall or State street, I,
begin with ; ctjec'el 10 The Knocking
DOWN of government stocks 70 - Or 50
cent, on the dollar, tn" ncvita1l. res /,
Of throwing n new and large loan on tn.
| market; mUdcs:iv cIaimed for treasury
notes as mach par value a. the notes o,
bank which have suspended specie pay.
menl possess, and yet which freely circu
tdte in the trade Of the North and
finished with firmly refusing to assent TO
my schem" which shou'd prrmi, q spec
ul.tion By bankers in the Goycrnment
securities, and pariirulsrly any -chrn,
wn:ch should double the public deb, OF
the county. and d ,ubi' tie cxrerscs 81
the war by da;aa=' ~ the credit o; thu
Government to tie ,A'e"t of b'ty Pei
ceut. BY sending II TO "shi'.' for money
through the shaving shops o. New York
Boston aud Phisie1phia He affirmed
lis sonvietipn, a. i banker and a Leg La.
tor, that il Wa the lawfn! policy "a we!,
as ths manifest duty nf 'hc tipvrrnne,
t" le- ze as tender is fifty mill n Issue
OF small ire tsury notes. and to add to
this stock Of le,,I tender i,nmaliatcly
o"e hundred millions more lie knew
that this financial measure YOU'D carry
the countrr through tn war and save its
credit and its dignit@; at the same time
that h. should insist upon direct taxa.
ton, a5nndan'Iy ample to pay the the
interest Of every dollar of the public OBJ
legation, and to give this generation a
clear show of the speedy liquidation of
the national debt.
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West Liberty.

Why West Liberty has been so long
allowed to occupy the obscure position
she does, whilst SO many Of our reighbor.
lug towns possessing f-wer ef the rcqul-
sites that constitute thrifty business
place, and a desirable location fo7 home.
have their merits 'rumpeted abroad,
cannot discover; unless that this being
town with strongly developed Quaker
procllv;tics, and that "society of Friends"
deeming putting outward display and
worldly notorieiy as Incompatible with
the simplicity and sincerity Of christian
life, the Importance aud advantages of
our lively little ''station" have never been
presented to the notice Of the public
Certain it is that there are few places
richer and more magnificent
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..VXERLE'k.- .HALE.

| 10y virtue of an execution to me directed is
ID sued from the office OF the clerk OF Tue DIS
fric. Cont. in and for the county of Cedar and
State OF Iowa IN favor Of JAS G.. Iurner' and
against Levi Shrope, have levied upon The FOL.
lowing property rs the property of the said Levi
Shrope, ,o-wit: The northwest quarter Ut section
range four a., west OF the fifth p M; with the
appurte nan = es thereon: containng one hundred
60 acres more or less, u &c iar county, Iowa;
And shall offer the same for sale at public out
cry 1t the court house dGor IN the town OF Tip.
ton in said county on Friday the 2Sth day of
February, A. u. 1862 at one O'Clock p. NJ of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs tina, NAV
accrue thereon
Dated this oath day Of January. A. n. 1869.
DAVID PLATNER,
Tpr fee 4.2OI Sheriff OF Cedar county, Iowa
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SXEHIFF SALE.

10y virtue of an execution to me directed is
ID sued from the Office Of the clerk of the Dis
trict Court ia and for the county Of Johnson and
State of iowa, in favor Of Jones and Wilcox and
against Miranda J. Harvey. have levied upon
the following property as the property of the
said Miranda J. Harvey, to.wit: The northeast
quarter of the southwest quarter of section nun
Der three (3) in township eight-two (s2) north
ofrange one ~ west Of the 9TH p. m, in Cedar
county. Iowa;
And shall Offer the same for sale at public out.
cry at he court house door in the town of Tin.
ton, In Cedar county, on thursday the 10Th day
OF February. A. d. 1862, at one O'Clock p. IN. of
said day to satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon
Dated this 2ist day of January, A. u. IsC2.
DAVID PALMER,
Sherif of Cedar county, Iowa.
Per s. W. RArnBUN, Deputy. lpr ices
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT Last Friday
I.

SINGULAR ACCIDENT Last Friday,
as Mr.. Bird, Of Davenport, was riding
along the river road about mile above
tho city, his hor,e--a very fue animal
suddenly slipped but immcda'ly recover.
ell himself, stopped and refused to move.
Mr.. Bird al'shtel from his sleigh to
ascertain tho cause Of this sudden freak
on the part ofhis horse. He soon dis.
covered that the animal had broken one
o. his legs in two places, thus running
him entirely. The most singular part Of
the affair was that he horse did not fall
to the ground bu, remained standing on
his feet
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SHERIFF SALE.

virtue ni sPerIai execution to NE direct
1 } ed is~nrd from The flee If the CUT ,,r,,
instruct t"nri, in aha! f"r the comfy of +, elm,
"'" o'"'e "f IOWA, IN t,yni Of i. V. Butler, and
No." Unsigned 10 j. H. Painter. j. Wil.,, T.
gus j. wood and ;. Dean. and against 4. II
'''h"'". have levied upon TIE f,iinwin, u,o,,.
ef'l AS The property Of The SAID 4. N t;i,n,,
to wit: '''' w.
Tue northwest qEattrr OF the rnrtbw, At o.,,.
Ter OF section twcuty.eight in tovu...t, ..,,,
nine, north ofIanse three vest of In, 5,h ;, ~
w" t'hhi!. Iowa. cont tining about 40 mere.
win IA" arrnricnances thereon;
ana S"a "ifer the same for gal. n. pul,,ir
n!'t'y 1T TIE court house door in thu town :,
i'rton, IN said county. Oh Friday IN. 2,iI, ia,
tt'f""'f' y. D. 1862. at on" g. lnrt y. m. of s,l
day,.to satisfy SAID execution and east. ,l,, ,,,
accrue thereon. '''' MA
Dated this 9TH day Of !anuq,Y. A. D. lsc2
DAVID rLA1Nlp
sheriff of Cedar county lava
fer >. W. KATHBrs. Deputy. mr. H.. ~ m
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SHERIFF SALE.

DI virtue of special execution to me direct.
ID ed. issued from the office of the Clerk of the
District Court in and for the county of Cedar
and State Of Iowa. in favor Of Samuel Wampler
as Treasurer Of Cedar county. Iowa, for The
use of the School Fund, and against Samuel A,
Rissell and Abby NJ Bissell. have levied unon
the FOL owing property as the property of the
SAID samuel \. Bissel and Abby N. Bissell. to-
will. to-wit: Lots numbers seven a., eight (sl.
and nine o. in block number nine 90 in the
town Of Upton, Cedar county. Iowa. as will more
fully appear reference being had to the rec orded
plat Of said town; with the appurtenances there.
OF: aud shall offer the same for sale 1t public
ontcry at the court house door in the town OF
Upton, in said county. on Monday the third day
March, A. ID. 1862 at one O'Clock p. m. Of said
day. 10 satisfy said execution and costs that NAV
accrue thereon.
Dated this 24th day Of January. A. n. 1862
DAVID PLATNER,
p'fAeesl Sheriff Of Cedar county. iowa
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SHERIFF SALE.

~ virtue al special execution to me dtcc-
e'i issued from the Office Of the Clerk IF the
District Court IN and for tie county of Cedar
ana state OF Iowa. in favor OF Edwards Nichols
ana ilrha DIS. and against Edward Jones and
Martht A. Jones, have levied upon the iol!o".
ing property ~ III" property OF the said Edward
Jones and Martha Jones. tO.wit:
lie northwest quarter # tn" northcas' guar
yer OF section nUmher fifteen 10 in toWh>h,l'
hh!hher seveht! -nine (I9l north If ran-c one y
West"i the oh y. M. containing Az acres WIZ"
me appurte nan es thereon; 80
And shall oer the sam, :or sale at l'hb''E m"'
cry at ,hr court house door in the to" II OF mp
ton. in said county on Thursday the Ism Gay -,
February, A. u. l., 2 at one O'Clock D. m OF sa'"
day. to satisfy said execution and costs 'ht III -
accrue thereon. .o
Dated this 1911, day OF Jannary A. p. lSG2
DAVID PALMER
sheriff OF Cedar county Iowa.
D.. ,rup,-s tc.,iity, -5tbi
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SHERIFF SAFE
Rf virtue Of Especial execution to me dir

p1 virtue of a special execution To mo a;-
- 3D. issued from the Off, Of The rlerk -, ~
District Court In and for the county of CeIs 'ne
tate OF Iowa, in favor OF D. +. Comstocn ana AM,
against A, .; Keith and MI. Keith, have iev; "
the sa ie ,''t'wins property as the property Of
=; L1t number four ~ in block number ,o,, nv
inr ,ao .; ;o"n or M+chanicsviIe, Cedar cnun,v
''""' WIN the appurtenances thereon. "'''
ana shall offer the same for sale a, nu,,,;o o,.
t., y, 'ne court house DOR in the town Of Tin.
Febrnar" '' Jo"n N.Y. on Monday the 10Th day Of
nay to satisfy said execution and or, ,h 81 sa'u
accrue thereon ""' 'os'S 'hat may
Da'eo TINS 9TH day Of January, A. n. 1852
DAVID PIATNEk,
Persw p sheriff Of Cedar county, lows.
- w. ihb'N Deputy. [pr fee $40
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" AsHNGTON, Jan. q

Bri-oiicr General T. w. Sherman, in
the Washington htei'iyenctr, deems it
du" to the interest of the public to public
y proclaim the utter tasty of the state
mru, made in several Journals Of the
'untry, repeatedly b'ousht,o his notice,
that projected plan fnr the Continuance
Of the expedition was abandoned IN CON
Sequence Of Disagreement, or mlsunder-
standing, hctws,n Com, Dupont and
himself He says the most friendly and
cordial feelin. and entire harmony Of
act,'n have always existed between
,Lcm.
To-day being devoted by the Score
,ary Of War for business with members
o. Coneress, very large number Of then
are sya.lng themselves o. !Ais arrange
mcct.
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SHERIFF SALE.

NY virtue q: n special eXern'l"n t" me 'hf"ct
ed is-ned from toe "l!i e of the clerk ut TIE
District Count in nnl for the county of Geo ar
and state of Iowa ia favor OF IhurSf"n Fh1s".
and against y. ". Mile, and susan Mil hn.r
levied upon the f,ll"wlne property as t1r prop
er,y Of The said y w. Miles aud >u>.n Miles. 70
WIZ
The north half of the northeast qr; r or Of sec.
tion number seventeen Il ! in tow II iii u 80, ,r,,
II ne t13j north OF nge ipur a. west Of the III
.. c. n aiming atDi, eighty acres. nI,h ,b,.
appurit nan"'s thereon:
And shalt ot'r Ike -tne for sale ~ pnilir ont
cry It the court htu>e door in the town of y,,,.
,"h' IN sa'h county. on fri''ay the ?sh da, #
r'''u"'H A. H. i'"z ut one "r'"rh p. IN. Of SAD
day, /" sa Il, said execution costs tho, ,.,,
accrue thereon. '
Dated this It'll day o. Jannary A. y. la,;2
DAVID PLAT >ER
-, SHERIFF OF Cedar coun Y. Iowa.
w. 'Aiib' ~ D'pu't. pr ire : %
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GUTTA PERCiIA CEMENT
EXECUTORS NOTICE

)1bLiC Notice is hereby given that the I'M.
dersigned, Executor de bonus non of I'm. a..
.a'c oi Elliott rarr deceased, tare of the couusv
sa,s en" H.; ana state OF Iowa will offer at public
e"e va Tue e'ghth ts) day of February. ii, . AZ
'he crock p. m. OF said day on the premi.cs
one mule northeast Of Loudon following
properly. to-wit: the southwest On tier OF the
nor.heast quarter of section no tn ,ty ak f3sl
III township no. eighty-two (s2) north Of range
"n. ~ west OF the 9Th p. N. :. contai ing forty
"e' Terms cash. JOHN SHEA RER,
,. Executor de bonus non.
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SrA bill has passed the House of
Representatives., authorizing Co. Treas.
srers to receive bills Of the State Bank
OF Iowa and U. S. demand treasury notes,
tor taxes 1t will probably pass the Sen.
ate. The House has also passed bill
'oF the State to assume the payment of
IT. portloo Of the National tax.
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SHERIFF SALE.

pf virtue Of a special execution to NO direc.
ID ed. issued from HE office Of the Clerk of III.
district Court in AMI for the county of Cedar
and state % Iowa. in favor Of Eiiyin i SAWYER.
and against Srrvr:ns Tufts, Emily y. Taft. {;
b. Dcnnison and +. s. Woodward | have lie We'd
upon tie following property rs the property Of
Dcrni-on. AMI +. y. Woodward. to wit:
The sonthw"s quarter "f section thirty IGn1
in township "iglIy-,wo III north Of range two
~ west of the fifth p. IL with The aplurtcGAn.
res thereon.
And shall Offer the Same FOR sale at public ont
cry, at III. Court House door in the tnu y of Tin.
ton in said county 80 FLt sday. the j. h ,lav Of
February. \. y. Isl. ~ ! t., to,h =. NJ of said
day, 10 satisfy said y" in:t Md costs :hat NAV
accrue thereon
Dated this le,h day o: .Itruary 4. D. leC2.
DAVID rI.Al.FR
Sheriff Of Cedar Comair. Iona
W H. = A ~
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LATEST NEWS.
tiNCINNATI, Jan. 81

tiNriNNATI, Jan. -.
:. tits mornings papers contain full &C.
counts Of the battle at Mills Springs
1t was fair open battle The rebels
t"n@ht WELL and were overcome ouly by
the superior fighting on our side. Av.
cording 10 rebel accounts their force con
sisted of ten infau,ry regiments, batteries
and some cavalry-abUut 10000 in all.
They fought bushwhacking from rayines
aud behind trees. bushes and rocks. The
brunt Of the battle devoled on the 4,h
Ky, I'd MINI, 9th Ohio and 10Th
Ind. For near y three hours roar of the
musketery was kept up Shorty after
II o'clock, Col. Haskins succeeded in
fankins the right when the 9th Ohio
and Minnesota charged with the bayoDet,
with triumphant yells, which broke the
rebel ranks, and the route began. They
fed pell nell to their camp, strewipg the
road with muskets, blankets, orercoats
and knapsacks, and abandoned two guns
and caissons
ZolIicoffer was shot through the heart
at the head of his staff. by COL F,v
of the 4th kentuckey. 1t appears tina.
Zcllicotfer lost his way in the bushe. and
suddenly emerged before Col Fry. vbo
was accompanied by some staff officers
The two parties mIstook each other for
friends, aud approached within a few
yards Of each other, when find In. their
mistake, both halted and prepared for
hand to hand conflict. One of Zoli.
Golfers aids shot at COL Fry, but only
hrou2 ht MS horse dnvn. The Federal
Colonel lin media ely drew his six. shooter
and brought Zollicofer from his saddle
at the first fire. Thc rebel staff deserted
their chief, b 'dy. witch was taken to
So nerset the day after the BATH.
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For the Upton Advertiser.
f. LETTER IRON TIE IOWA 9TH.
SYRACUSE, Jan. Goth, 1862.

s~~ LETTER IRON TIE IOWA 9TH.
SYRACUSE, Jan. Goth, 1862.
Justice, self.respect, and proper de-
gree Of respect for others, will readily
suggest to any one Of the members of
Co. A, the propriety of noticing some
particulars in the communications Of 4 .
Z G., to the Cedar Democrat, wherein
he has made malicious attack upon the
character of Scr,:auts Nc Elsea and
Schaul
lie says that wha. he had to say would
not be published unless !, was approved
by tho CO. officers, or, 10 other words,
that he would write and submit it for
their perusal aud sanction before it's pub.
Iication. Now this happens not to be
the case. The piece was published, and
as he would have you believe, with their
approval; while, in fact, Lieut.. Dean as
asserts that he never saw it, nor does he
believe that Capt. ChiIds had any knowl,
edge of Giibert's intentions to write.
But Lieutenant Casad has admitted that
he examined the letter before its publ
cation, and that he could not sec any Oh
J"ctions TO it except that portion which
referred to Schaul-it would have been
better to have left that cut. Now all that
| have to say about Coon Creek is that
! he was little indiscrcet in his descrip |
ton Of the Adj,,, although the facs as
stated by him we're correct, Of which Co !
A can furnish ample testimony, notwith
standing he has, since tina. time, grown
in favor with many Of the boys. He be.
ing a man who wants to be Wei known
TO be fully approximation he is by no
means aman Of prcpossessing appearance.
As to Coon Creeks ability for maxim:
soldiers thi; lie would succeed full
IS well as some Cthc.s who have tried the
business and failed.
Next comes the orderly, represented
as farorte Of the company. This is
news to Us all, and rc corc'uIe tina. the
Major now minor can sec many things
.ha, heaven and earth never dreamed Of.
will leave for them to say whether he
'ver has been or ever could be favorite
# this company. .
The next character on the docket, 7
nd the one about whom the Major E
owes to talk, is the little Lieutenant, t
'asad, represented as decidedly the c
holce Of the company. As to the cor .
ectness Of this statement | will only 7
cave time and future developments to a
how. But it don't so appear at present, {
S nearly the whole company are engaged l
n signing request, asking him to re- ,
ign his positiouas ID Lieutenant of the
company. f
will now close By stating, briefly, a
hat | have examined A. P.'s letter,
and the most that | can make G
tut Of ii is, that this paryus homo desires r
% convince the readers Of Cedar county, a
md the world generally that he is a MAJ.
nus homo, and that the history and &C .
ions Of great statesmen, orators, war o
iors and divincs, is insufficient for this z
Se Of improving Professionalism he 81
; wiser than all the fathers were, and "
Lat all must come to him for practical E
essons in the different departments Of y
life, aud in his concluding description, II
Evidently Of some one he.e>
lie must ha ve seen his own reflection there {
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'l>AE CONFESSIONS AND EypERIEN,

I>AE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
L SrFfEREG Published US a warning. and
for the especial benefit of Young Men aud those
wto snHtr with Nervous Debility. Loss of Mem
DRY. Premature Decay. &c, &C.. by one who has
cured himself by simple means, after being put
to great expense and Inconvenience, through
the use Of worthless medicines prescribed by
learned Doctors.
single copies may be had of the author, G. A.
Lambert Esir Greenpoint, Long Island. by en-.
closing p"stpai addressed envelope. Address
thAELt9 a: LAMBERT. Esq, Greenp"int,
Long Island, n. Y. (2m4nl
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A tremendous gale prevailed Ill throu
Oh Western Vermont this morning hs
the train which lcft Troy for Rutland, ut
Elsa II was 1--we or six miles above
Bennington. in the town Of Shaf,sbnry.
w.. i, encountered the gale while passing
an embankmcnt about 80 feet high
One Of the cars was bruk,n from IS
coupling and thrown by the force of the
wind down the bank Dr. II. Wright,
Of Boston, passenger, was instantly
killed. JOHN Robinson was sovory in.
, jured and will not survive One other
man aud two ladies were slightly injured.
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.

sEh(ihh THOMAS F. CHAPMAN will send
~ 10 al who wish IL free Of cha, gel the Rec.
iie ana fnil directions for making and using Il
beautiiu1 vegetable Balm. thai will e;i-c,ually
remove PIMraEs. BLorcHEs, TAN. fREcxlIss =
leaving the skin smo ,th c!ean and beautiful:
ai-" 'ui directions for using PELATREAr's Gel,
EDHhTEb NTThrLANr. warranted to start n fuI,
.rowih of " hlskers, or n Mu-t,che in less thar
thiIr;> days. Either of the above can he OH
tanned " return mail, by addressing (wit,,
stamps for return postage DR.. CHARLES p
CHAPMAN, Practical Chemist. s3l Broadwa,
New York. In4v3m2l
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II thc urgent request Of the s:gr ers,
we publish the request referred to in the
above letter. We knew n more OF the
merits Of the case than others and have
no remarks to make -ED
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VIM. ELLIOTT,


JUSTICE OF THE PEACE and General Col
Triton, Iowa. thAv0J
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A law recently passed by the rebel Con.
sress prohibits the publication of war
news in newspapers.
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Don't throw away that broken Ivory Fam it is .a,,x
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AMERICAN tEii!NJ' tLIE.
Price - Cents per Bottle.
Price - cents per b"ii'c!
Prize - cents per Euitir!
Price - cents per Bo Tie.
PiIcr % MS ier Bttt'".
Price % cents per Bottle!
Very literal reductions 10 "Ani,saie Dealers
Terms cash.
ns,-For sale by AL druggists ard >toiekeene,.
generally throughout The connt.y.
JOHNS 4 IEin&LHY.
t~ui. NAuItts tu4tI>t
IS AiiiIAM ~!i,,-
corner of Liberty >i'c't,} NEW YORK.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-30
ask for any assistance until this morning
when it was too late TO apprehend the in.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 25.

When it was too late to apprehend the in.
vad re-
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 25.
Levies by the military police have been
made on the furniture of Charles Bosk-
ueire, late coroner, to satisfy assessments;
also on others.
Many prisoners not found in arms are
being discharged by orderof the Military
Commissioners. Many Of the Milford
prisoners claim to have been impressed
into the rebel service.
The telegraph made an error 10 speak
ing Of the charges against Gen. sturges
for interference. 1t should be '"te"per.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-30
NOTICE.

"ilCE Is hereby gwen that q. the January
~ OF tila Cornty Court of Gear county
Iowa, Preston Rob rts was appointed Guardian
VI INC minor heirs OF I"serh w ~awycr decd
January !, 1892, Iva 'NNss'