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prove title TO m,nhood. To enter il in
any casscity 10 as II hidden BY the MASTER
of the fesst OF hfe, "son 20 up higher"
When tho war is over, snd.a second in-
dependence shall come, aud the actors
in This struggle begin TO take their places
before the country in civil life, ns they
surely will, will any feel II an hunor to
soy, III turned to my form," or II to my
merchandise, "while others fought, I
was buying snd selling and getting gainl"
The wars OF such a Rstion as our swn are
the proper heritage OF tho young, those
who have fewest ties to sever and the
least to leave ts they turn their faces
I.cword death. Those Upon whom The
great Structure or society rests, the mid.
dle.1ged, the men Of families, should be
the last 10 20. But tho young should feel
that there are deeper wounds Than wsr
CO II infci, o,ea those which affect honor
and din. ths. bright ness dfthe souls They
shb1'd feefrhht there is' sdrhetting fsf
worse than q soldiers death, for on what
spot should more bitter tears be shed than
over the grave where manhood is busieG,, ,
And how viii these sloih(ul ones demcan
themselves when in that nobler .su'urc OF
our country, these lfhcrers; drinking
d ,eply of comfort now, rhail BE- rebuk d
asDiyss wasi Ia that day who will not be
proud TO say, marched ASA private SOL
der with ShesmaRl-a-~ssiz7
tAnd il you turn upon mewith "Physi-
clan, heal th, SELF" even in the light Of
three years service, hunorab!y performed
! feel .like bowling low in the dust, and
,nking g.shamefnecdnces upon me. Yet
thcsh lhinned ranks spoke to my soul
aud havs but given u,tcrance to the
voice heard.
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Farm for sale.

wish IL cell my Farm at Private Sale. in
Pleasant Township, one mile east Of Wat
sons Station, containing l6O acres, about
50 acres cleared, all under fence aud il
good state of cultivation, well 4 ndcr,' rained
A good Frame House With good cellar, rat
proof, a neverlailing Spring ana Spring
House, two tarns one lrU feet long csriisg.
house. With all necessary out.buil,lings.
Fruit Ct all kinda aud great variety Of
grapes. Tho faim is well waiered with one
we'll, lhreo.spGng, aud Sugar Geek, Good
rich sandy sof, a'g
Also. NY Farm in Adams Towhsbip. one
mile smth Of Green Sptings, eontiining l60
acres, - acres cleared partly underdraincd,
small orchard. cabin house. a large barn
just completed. good rich sol. mostly sandy,
good lteL,ion,
Il will ssp THO above farms on reasonable
torgs. For, further pertcnhrs icill ON the
subscriber in Pleasant Township. or sddrs.s
him at " a,son's Station. Seueet County,
Ohio. WILLIAM SMITH.
Jal 3 CIV -t ,..U
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Internal Revenue
,T@fHu e NV Ii
SPECIAL 3 INCOME DUTY

Owes oF CoLLyrtos osfSrfay,t RavESrg yos
rus SIu DisrEtCr or ONO.
NoERALK, q, Janua'y 5th, 1864.
A,roiuitsd under the ioini resolution Of Consra,,
Imposing = special income duty OF I've per cent.
tadditonAO upon the inuons returns foi i'G3, sr.
proved July tih, 1864. ttF
Norics T, hereby given to all ps'lies interested.
that the Asseuoi ur this District, has pl.red In my
hands the spscisl Lists required in the j-int Res.
snton above referred TO, that the same now psy.
able, aud Jemsnd fJr pay nient 10 hereby made. :.
4 per.onAl notise by mail demsndirg payment
within len days from It's ssUiee M be matted TO
address Of each pefion-o on III. hN, who shsli omit
to pay sueh yiax. for more ihsn ten day, from the
dsts hereof Tor witch a Zee Of twenty cents will
he Najed, AMI sll per'ou' who shsi neglect to pAy
ihs sum - demaadsd within, The time specified In
such Spchih Notice will be hsblc to p,y ten per
cont. additional.
For the purpose Of rsc.ivng sail isre. in Sene.
"a County, the Deru y Collector f,r said county
will hs At office the Couniy Seat dnrinr bu.i
ns.t hours until the 25 da, Of January, ICES.
JOIlN'F DEWEY, Cnllsctor.
Hrny fsfsRr, Deputy Uolleetor fr ssnses
COun y, THIN. llsnSss
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.. NOtICC
To Levin L., Johnston and Z,chnry ,Tsy.
lor Johnston, residing 10 Hancock County,
ia the State Of Illinois. deyisces under the
las, will and testament OF John Rhse, d..
ceaNed late OF Seneca county, in the State
.0f Ohio. "n
You are hereby notified that 7, ns Admin
istrator with the will annexed, on the estate
Of said deceased, on the nth day of Decem
her. A. ID, 1854, filed IN tile Office Of the
Probate Court. within and for said Seneca
county, petition, alleging that the per
o NAL estttt ofsad deecdcnt Ia insufii INT
10 pay his debts charges OF administration
ard the willows allowance. Ahdasking foran
order to sell the real estate Of said decedent,
consisting Of the west half Of the northwest
quarter Of section ID. and the east half Of
the northeast quarter Of section Ia in Town
ship 2 north, Range - esst, aud In Lot
number l62 in the second Ward Of the City
Of Tifiin, all in said Seneca County. for the
payment Of said liabilities.
And also askins for an order Of the Court
DIRECTING the disposition to be made Of the
proceeds oil said sale remaining ater the
payment Of aidlisbilitics.'
Said petition will come up for heating be-
fore, said court on the 20lh, day vf Janulry,
A. ID. 1865. at 20 o'clock A NJ.
...,.. .,. J X. HORD, Admir-. &c.
Dec. %, lSGi-iw IS %
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For Sale.

Hedges New Brick Block Eighty five
feet front by one hundred and sixty deep,
situated In the central and bu.iness' part al
the CITY of Tim, Seneca County, Ohio,
containing Fout Large store Rooms, with
Easements. flttedNp in complete style, aud
occupied hy tenants permanently esIsblished
in frst rate business. ..p as.at.uas s-7'
Aiso containing on Seeoad Floor. Eight
Large Office Rooms. , asni ,.,.s,s,s.
Also. on ths whole third aoor. "a large and
convenient Public Hall. With Dressing
Rooms, aud Stage fitted up vith full set Of
Scenery; lighted with Gas, heated by Fur
naees. seated with chairs. Of easy and oon,
yenient access by wide entrance from Main
Street, DC &c. sc
The above Block, recently huiit In the
most careful an6 substantial manner, and ae
know ledgel TO be decidedly the best built
sad beat located Bu iness block IN ihe city
is offered for sale or exchange, in part, 'for
, other property. = g
I Terms made known at the oifioe OF the
Undersigned. in the premises. isa.L
..t. .l.C WILLIAM O. HEDGES.
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2 r.sa1atJ. Wv. RYAN.
Shcrif,s Sale.

William Cromwell.
Henry Cromwell.
vs.
Mary Elizabeth Berttelle
Charles q. Berttels.
By virtue Of au order of sale made by the
Court of c mnon Pleas of Seneca County
Ohio, on the 18th day Of November, A. b.
Is6l, in the above enlitled cause, and to me
directed, will offer for sale at public ven.
due at the door of the Court House, in the
city Of Tiifin, Ohio, on Monday. the OH
day Of January. A D.lS65. at O'Clock p. NJ.
ci said day, the following described lands
aud lsncmcnts. tc-wir;a
The nor Invest quarter OF section three i3)
IN township two. (2,) north .f range seven.
teen, M leAstfn Seneca county, Oh 10, con,
tanning one hundred aud sixty acres OF land
more ur lees. Huf .-,s . t'fraftaf E. f..s,saI
1tRns OF SktE -0ne third cash on day
Jf sale, the balance in two equal annual pay,
men,s with interest, to be secured BY mott.
gage on the premises, f,-r...
EDWARD cHlLDss Sheriff.
N
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Attachrncmt Noticc.

Benjamin Wells. Before J. Y Jones,
Plmniiff, JsP., London Town
Against ship. Seneca Coun.
David W. Gould. ty, Ohio. ~
Defendant 'ar s'
onthe 2lst day of Dccemb =, A. d. ls64,
said Justice isruc an srder Of attachment
ia the above action for the sum OF thirty.
seven dollars. (S37).
BENZ JAMlN WELLS,
FOstoria. Dee %, lSGl-Dec29-3w
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Dissofntion..

The firm of KIup & Kline. has been this
day dissolved by mu ual coussnt the busine,.
OF the firm can Or settled with either of W.
: II Persons irlebt~l 10 said ,lsm are uo,iitd
to take immediate T'sy,nen,.
SOLOMNN kAUP,
.assz wlkLiAM KLINE.
T;hn, Dec. q '65, a. ..
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Sene ca County Agricultural
''-'' 900 Society, 'an

Notice iS hereby given that the. members
OF the Seneca County Agricultural Society
will mc.t At the Court House Ia the City OF
Tillin. on Saturday. the 25th day Of January.
le65, alto A. NJ. to elect President. Vice.
President. Secretary. Treasurer. and Seven
tcsn directors, aud transact sIch other busi.
ness ss m.y come before the society.
JOHN I. HUSS, See'y.
p Jlp. 3 'b5. sw. lfn
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RnNANENrIRE.

y "'Ns'sN' ''e w. fff'
! lbis comstery, Siinsted near Fort
se",p", 10 "o'' "puu'l'ul spot o'-
say ""s P.na v''a., Is,u ou'
"J vi" wv e'oS"su WIS
'rn. ".uo use' a"u .o'namo1's' snruo',
wy. W" w" e"p"e" ",shucs
~ ~ ~ 49, anu nu"8, rs 'ncy erc'
w ""' '"o 'o"S' s''' "'o''' '"e!
'O'A a' .., .-
n',S.W .nu,S ,s ssa 'aH%.s av mSs," ar9a ms%. :.
v, ,hron,,h ,h.s. .m,,l. of No., a..
,,.aon,..s ~ nc,nc,u,I sn,ira .r,;las
ssNn.,nn,,v .vcn "a tho nlo,s ~ ,ho
II ssnrrsc,in, on,ahincs ihe dim,c.. ~,
,L, rr,vc for he slernrr. helo,v Thos.
sre Snika here thai rem,nJ onc of ,ho
] no.nho,u.. with its eynres. and ina rlonm
4 rhrrs arc brigb, crn,e, or Graz.
,nd h.v brilliant 0n,v,rs and hi,ds .,
Golden pluaage and sweet sonc, Thr
sr'o,r murmns nf ,he "a, /. .vcr .,n,Iv
hnar1. h,rJs do n,t rsase 10 sing or Gnw
or, "a Lloom- Urre n,,ure nsysr d;e.
an, wsre /, NO, nr man dsc,y wn
z ni,ht ,lnnst ,nssin, that o,r c,o,s,s,s
w.ss 10. linn ma nSer ,hs hr.n,ihJ w.IL.
of p,rsJ;.e. NV
/ .
"L'rA"i '"roN'ANot VI SAVANNAH
I Independent of the loss to tho rcbels
OF the most strongly hrt'iied city which
our arms have yet acquired, with the
inealeulable value OF It's military aud
d, other stores, the place !. one otthegre at
est Importance TO US. Il ensblcs us 10
reap the full benef, Of tho march scross
the State, by lnsn7lng tho permsnency ol
the destruction inflicted. Lpng before
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Timbcr Land For Sale.

Eighty one acres OF HEAVILY TIM.
BERED Land, situated on the road leading
from rillin TO F0storia, ten miles from the
former aud four miles from the latter place.
Il il believed that, the siimbeF, at market
price, VIII pay FER the hnd + r"
G.E .IENEY. au
OH erovec Tomb, huss Il Co.'S Bank.
!. ,De,,n,har 90 iw f,
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Administrator's Noticc,

The undenlg gaed has been apppinicd an,
duly qualified rs Adnini.lriloc on th,
estate OF Milton Rcpp. deceased,
jams, 3w .... LEVI REPP.
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E0r SaIt,

Ny nut Lot containing scven acrrs suit
bls for pasture or cultivation. 1t is sit.
usted outside he city limits, on the Poft.
land Road, near Heidelberg College.
G.E, SENEY,
oaiee over Tomb, uuss &Co.s Bank.
December 80 4w Ne .tH
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I. hereby siyeu tGa, AGs SSaei.iscsa wa.
dub appointed aud qualified as Executor OF
the estats Of laesb Adelsperger, decreased
A n parsons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate will make inmediatea payment,
aud all persona having Gains agsinst said
estAis will present. them legally for settle
'a-5, JOHN ApELspERcER.
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Il, JOHN ADELsPERGER.
- ll- 1861 Az Exee,ttnr.
A AdministrntOr,s Notice.

F, Notice u hereby given that the under
signed has BEEN appointed and qualified as
Administrator Il the estate OF Pe,es
Brumm, Jr., deeeA,ed. lats Of senreA Coun.
~, Ohio. ID JONAS FOSTER.
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slm advertisements
LETTER LIST.

Remaining uncallcd for at the TiIlip
pJst Office, Jan. 4, 1865.
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Notice

,ry Or in ,xcb9ngc for gods.
tDeoetnber rs. 1864. u IN q IA N
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REMEMBER THE PLACE,

In one half Of tie room occupied by. p.
Sheib, Merchant Tailor. next. door South
OF SLawhun's Store. ''e''
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The NATURAL PHILOSOPHER AND
THE CAT once (says French writer
saw lecturer upon experimental philos-
ophy place a Cat uuder the glass receiver
Of an air pump, for the purpose Of de-
monstrating that life can not be support.
ed without air and respiration. The lee.
turer had already made several strokes
with the piston, in 0: der to exhaust the
receiver Of its air, when the cat, who
began to feel herself very uncomfortable
in the rarefed atmosphere, was fortunate
enough to discover the source from
whence her uneasincss proceeded. She
placed her paw upon the hole through
which the air escaped, and thus prevent.
ed any moro from passing out of the
rGsiser. AL the exertiops Of the phi.
Iosopher were now unavailing; in vain
ne drew the piston the cats paw effect
ually prevented its operation. Hoping
to effect his purpose, he again let air in
to the receiver, which, so soon as the cat
perceived, she withdrew her paw from
the aperture but whenever he attempt.
ed to exhaust the receiver she applied
her paw as before The spectators clap
ped their hands in admiration of the
cats sagacity, aud the lecturer was CON-
PEELED to remove her, and substitute an.
other, cat who possessed less penetration
for the cruel experiment.
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BY virtue OF an alias special execution to me- d.
rected issued from the Office of the clerk of
the Dis:rc, court in and for the county of Ce
dar and State of Iowa, in favor of Jesse .. Swift
yer, trustee. and against n. F. Claypool. execu.
tor of William Lynn, deceased, have levied
upon the following property as the property Of
the said n. F. Claypool executor of VIM. Lynn,
deceased, to wit:
All of section number ten (1ol, containing $40
acres: the north half Of section number fifteen
Q5) the southwest quarter of section fifteen l51,
the north halt Of the southeast quarter Of section
number fifteen lt5l, containing $50 acres; the
east half of section number seventeen QT, being
800 acres; also, the east half of the southeast
quarter Of section number nine (9l, being SO
acres: all of the above in township number
eighty.one (sI, of range number two (2l, west;
also, r. southwest quarter of the southwest
quarter of section number nine ~, of township
humber eighty one tsl1, range one, west, being
10 acres, aud In all ! $40 acres OF land IN Cedar
county, Iowa;
And shall offer the same for sale at public on,
! cry at the court house door in the town of Tip
ton, in Cedar county on Monday. the 9Th day 0
| March, A, D., lsG5, at one O'Clock, y. H., of sal
! day to satisfy said execution and costs that ma
! accrue thereon.
| Dated this 4.h day Of February, 4. r., 1864.
7w3 JESSE J. BRADSHAW,
pr fee $500 Sheriff Of Cedarcounty Iowa.
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SHERIFF SALE,

BY virtue of a special execution to me direct
ed, issued from the Office Of the Clerk of the
District Court in and for the county af Cedar
and State OF Iowa, in favor Of Montgomery Fra
seur, and against n. L. Deyore, have levied up
on the following property as the property of the
said n. T. Devore, to wit:
The north half az Of the southwest quarter "a
of section twenty (20l, township eighty-one Is J,
north Of range two (2l, in Cedar county. lows;
And shall offer the same for sale at public ont.
cry at the court house door in the town of
Upton, in said county, on Thursday, the 9th day
Of March. A. d. 1865, at one O'Clock D. m. of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this 4th day OF February, A. d. 1865.
rvs JESSE r. BRADSHAW,
pr fee $500 Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
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NOW s1t0Wy A1aSCo tnC W ~ mus OUSbo
TWhesher through negotiation or BY
war, peace is in some way not far dis.
tant. Il is good time, therefore, to
note what has been the waste Of life by
the war. ....s..s. ..........
Official Statements carefully made up
IN the war department, will show, it is
said, that the number of soldiers 10 our
service who have died since the war be.
gan, will reach the startling number Of
two hundred and forty thousand, or near
Iva quarter of million! OF these two
hundred and twenty one thousand have
died in tho service, from wounds or sick.
ness, in the field and in the hospitals
The authorities estimate tho number Of
deaths from wounds or disease contracted
in the service, which did not prove fatal
till after discharged, and do not therefore
appear in the foregoing statement, at
twenty thousand more.
These figures will prove, to many,
pleasing disappointment. So much has
been said of our "hecatombs of slain"
that nearly everybody had supposed only
millions could enumerate them. That
our whole loss in four years has not been
nearly SO great as our increase by emf
grafton, to say nothing of the natural in
crease of population, is itself the proof
that we arc in no sense reduced by ex
haustion to make peace on any terms
save the absolute submission Of the in"
surgentS. L " -. a.- .,..... go. ii
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BY sirtue Of an alias execution to me directed,
issued from the Office q the Clerk of the District
Court IN and for thescounty of Cedar, aad State
of Io~a, in favor of Simeon Jenning s and against
Danief W.. Hoy and he ary stotieE Lhavs ,leyied
upon the >follewin & preperty a. the property OF
the said Daniel W. 10y, to.wit:
The northeast quarter of the northeast quarter
of section number seventeen 0O township mum.
Der seventy nine TO, range number three ~,
west OF the fifth l5)principal meridian with the
appnrtenances thereon; said land is in Cedar
county, Iowa: .r@.
And shall offer the same for sale at public out.
cry at the Court House door in the town of Tip
ton, in said county, on Thursday, the I'd day OF
March, AID; 1855, at one o'clock PM OF said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this list day Of February, A. D. 1865. r
3w7 JESSE J. BRA DSHAW,
pr fee $500. Sheriff Of Cedar County, iowa.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, on the fourteenth day of Oeto
w Der, A. u. 1855. stephen II. Green and
Maria Green, (wife OF said STEPHEN Of the coun.
~ Of Scott, and state Of Iowa, executed unto
Geo. VI. Els as trustee certain Deed Of Trust,
conveying to said trustee a certain lot of land
in Cedar county Iowa, described as follows to-
wit: East half OF the southwest quarter OF SET
ton ten (l0l in township seventy nine C79) north
and ofarange one y, west of the fifth principal
meridian; containing, according TO United States
Government survey, eighty (s0) acres, more or
less: which said conveyance was made by Stepl-
en- II. Green and Maria Green, his wife, for the
purpose Of securing the payment of one certain
promissOry note cxecired by the said Stephen
II. Green and payable to the order Of Frastns
Els dated October 10Th, 1856, one year after
date for the sum of fifteen hundred sixty.two
80 100 dollars tSl563.10l; and now said promis
sorry note having become due and payable and
the said stephen II Green and Maria Green hi
wife, having failed TO pay the same, !, Geo, W
Ellis, Trustee as aforesaid do hereby give thi.
public notice, that b. virtue Of The powers n
me vested by said Deed of Trust | wil on the
2sth day Of March, 1868, at thehour Of l2 o'cloca
of said day at the court house in the city OF
Upton in said comfy. expose aud offer for sale
at public aactien the parcel of land above De
scrihed or SO much thereof ~ may DO necessar,
TO satisfy and pay the amount due on said not,
together with the interest due thereon to tn
day Of sale, together with all the costs and ex
penses attending said sale. costs Of this notice
and Trustees fees. = ID. ~ G.. ~-f~r~r
Dated this 23d day of February. A. D. 1868.
ns"5 Hs.s~~ .s}0Ess GEO. w. ELLIS, Trustee
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Caution

Ifthc ader of this ''notioe'' cannot get box
of Pills or Ointment from the drug etefe in has
place, let him write to me, enc losing the amount,
and will mail q box free of fexpense. Many
dealers will not keep NJ Inedic ines On band be-
canse they cannot make as much prOftas on Ota
er persons make. szne;xs ,%fara3 b.As f0 ae@Ei
q cse tnas 10 ta8zaI 9ft EaffanE a5t#a
None are genuine unless the words "ffoilomay
Ne,o York and Lonaon," are discerniblA az q Wa
ter mark in every leaf of the book Of directions
around each box; the same may be plainly seen
by holding The ieaf to the zig 1t A. Handsome re-
ward will be given to any one rendering such in.
formation as may lead TO The detection OF any
party or parties counterfeiting the medicines or
vending the same, showing Them e be spurious.
s.+sold at the llnanufactory Of Professor HOI.
LOWAY, 50 Maiden Lane, New York. and BY all
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout the United States and the civilized
world, in boxes, at IS cents SO cents, and 81 40
each. -
~ There is considerable saving by takip 6
the larger sizes. @6 ~ s ss &s S& 7-A@''#z 2' @r~
July Is, lscA-uzs:yl.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

rEDARa COUNTY DISTRICT COURT. To
" william Reeder, Rachel Howard, George
Reeder. Lydia Martin and George Martin, deft's
You and each OF you are hereby notified that
there is now on file in the office OF the Clerk of
the District Court, in and for Cedar county Iowa,
petition Of Jacob Reeder, plaintiff, and against
you as defendants, setting forth that be is seized
in fee simple of the undivided six.tenths of the
southwest Of the southwest of section 23
township 81, range 8, west, in said Cedar county
and that you the said william Reeder, Rachel
Howard, George Reeder and Lydia Martin are
each seized in fee Of an undivided one tenth of
said real estate. The prayer of said petition is
that partition may be made Of said premises in
shares as above set forth. Now unless you ap-
pear to said petition and defend thereto before
noon of the I'd day of the next term Of said
court commencing June 5th 1865, default viii
he fso1 an prSssd. =
IVA ROTHROCk x WOLF, Att'ys for Pi'f.
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He is also fearful that the engineer will
get intoxicated and fall into the river
and be drowned, or on account Of change
Of climate die Of dysentery, or from tray.
cling in the jungle may die Of jungle
fever, the same as many others haze
done, and thus the business prove fail.
ure and the money wasted"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-02

u.ATiMlD KINa.-There is PROPOSE
tion aaoat to build railway from Siam
to China; and the King of Siam if an
engineer is sent TO examine the route,
"will furnish elephants and give protec.
ton from Bangkok, through his. domin-
ions to Hluang Phrabang; but he cannot
furnish means 70 pay his passage and sal
cry; be fears it will be wasting money,