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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-12-05
Summary

w Yesterdays Congressional Pvoceed-
NJ ings: atss 4 $
j IN the Senate the Message was
announced at II o'clock BY Colonel
Robert Johnson, tho Presidents son.
Three thousand copies were ordered
printed. Reports Of Secretary Of the
II eaaury and Comptroller presented.
& In the House, Stevens Introduced
. bill to establish s system Of COM
mon schools in the Dist. of, Colum-
bia.s Also, . resolution locking to
the division Of Texas into two Of
more States. .,,.. , 49, /, ..sA's ,'ss
= The clerk, at Lat, commenced read
ing the message. = 81 henck and Go.
,yode both charged that Johnson'a
friends had peddled the message out
TO newspaper spectators, in advance
Of its delivery to Congress-, s., &
Mr.. Logan, referring TO tho para
graph in the message, - To- the pos.
sibikty Of a'violent collision between
the executive and legislative depart.
Dent Ut the government said that
feeling very sorry there should Be
such contingency J, and in order that
ill danger might BE- avoided. be wo'd
offer the following resolution
Resolved That the corps Of pagea
which constitute the military force
of this House be and the same il
hereby abolished, to the end that the
civil conflict 60 wildly described in
the communication published IN the
morning papers and signed By An.
drew johnson may be avoided
Laughter
Elsctioa committee reported in Il.
vor Of adKittirg Jones, Lamotte and
Grover, Of the Kentucky delegation
Schenck introduced resolution
tabolishing cotton lax AFTER 1857.
ii Adjourned. 4rsa M, s..s.,9.t,g, .,
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ysstertiay announce that tho maiisa 4,
from China and Japan which leil
Yokahama By steamship Grcnt No
public Oct. rs, via Wells, Fargo u
Cos Express arrived in Cheyenne
city on the morn:nff Of 30th hit. and
were thence Forwarded by thc, Union.
Pacific r, r. Co, who will deliver
them in New York t0>morYow morn
ing. This viii DO but t; rty da,y;se.;
from Japan and oriy fifteen Days be
tween San francisco and New FORK.
The New York Tribune special
says the Senate judiciary COMMITTEES !
expect to report upon the case ofSen- Il
ator Thomas, Of Maryland, Monday
next. The Committee appear nearly
or quite unanimous IN favor of por-
hitting him to take hisrssat, the evi-
Sdsnce taken having failed 70 rusiair :,
the charges Of disloyalty Against hin
IL is mot likely the president will,
send any nominations to The Senate !:
this week., So .a's'ss't & efstsl 8
The mission to Mexico grows warm,
there being = number 81 appIicantea
Gen. Kirkpatrick, Minister 10 Chill
j. anxious 10 get nearer home and
would be pleased to be commissioned
10 Mexico, The other aspiranse are,
Mowfy, Of Atiar No, Nugeht, ofsCali+s i
fornia, LaRisutre, Of this city, Ard
Gen. Averill. 4
Il This Times special says.. ~ sl'assrsi!.
ThepHOase committee eslled spen h
Geaerai Graut today, to- Psy stAsi !
usual visit or courtesy and had AZ
prolonged interview. The !ate I'm
dian troubles was fully discussed, and
also espreject aef traneferying the.
Indian bsireaas TO u 81 H. DepAr<S
mont. Gen, Grsnt aaheres 10 his J
former views on thin point sasi 6
wsth the commissioners is ssroagly
in favor Of sneA transfer. Generuk
Grants views "a ~ military matters
are in accord with those Vf tse- ma
jority committee.
Gen Pore tdieS f9phs1 40 (isn,sal
|S.ayne, heeanhar 2ds !. -ask ine .if ~
convention cannot bs iadaced. TO ~
jonrn, withuotfartherl sgislation, and !.
says the c0nyeRtion. is doing incal-
cnlable injssy u ksscanstracSiop, kby
i.s late action. sSThis Ia the second i
dispatch Of tho same tenor of Gen
Pope is..s , s -
The Convention has not vet fired. !,
upon = day for adjournment. " ssss'gss
Members declare Gen. Pope's des
patch an Insult. .@ss Isl aAs.
The Convention yesterday paAaesl !,
IN ordinance exempting from seizure.
for debts, one thousand dollars worth
of personal pfop efty ard = litom4steaa
Of 80 acres q hnd, for tho head Of.
each iAmily-
An ordinance was passed, after is
sec0nd reading, euspendiHg alI courts
Of The State; except the Supreme aud
probably criminal. .assssss Ssss
An ordinance prohibiting marriage,
AetweenswAites and hlaeks was do 4
An ordinance staying collections
~ a. deot nnkie ery 1tsUnIr4
It 10 understood That ing Ministry
commanders will enforce all 81 iina.se
ees passed ~ the Convention. sHsrs
.is.ss.i ,s, CEesgo, Dec. 4. :
= The suocess or de1bet % he Cow.
ventiopiK 18th Cerelises qsstz1si5fs
b determined BIZ. an oiacial count.
~ lin the Louisiana Convention yes
terdays q EepQ1utio1 SO inArd 81
TO seteblhN 41s iea w \ HI ! |IS
- Baton Range. Also. : resolution
l,ma kin - r hnnra : Ia~n1 dnx.h. ~n-lL
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finances OF the country which are
understood to. embrace the following
propositions: 3 latsssss y
3 II. An immediate resumption OF
specie payments, to, be effected by q
foreign loan, AZ proposed by, him in
December, 1864. This loan, on the
resumption of specie payments, be
believes can BE- effected At par in
gold for six per cont. This would
result in making all our greenbaeks
at once equal to gold, as also ,our
National Back currency and all Dc :.
posits in National Banks, and mt
our whole bonded debt Of 81, 900, OOO,.
900 at par in gold. This, be thinks,
would add 81, O0O, 600, 600 ct least TO
the active wealth Of the country, al
represented by currency and sneeoti-
able credit, and prevent . collapse.
He is opposed alike to paper expAn-
sion and contraction, both neeessari,
" tending, in his judgement, t.. re-
pm liatiOn. IN S .s 4.,'gs VII s.
4 t2. An immediate restoration 81
the Union and tho redsation &C ous
expenditures TO psae4 baeiA And
this expenditure. thue redneed. IS.
4cludina the peymept q intereet, On
the public debt. and 4 crad,,al. -.
duction cfthe principal, he thinks
onght not to- s1ess& 4220, 00O. 400 !
year IN gold. Tho payment Of the
Goyernment ex psnditures n cold in.
stead OF paper woah ~ eon;valenf
.at once TO thirty Der. cent rslnetiOn
Of those expenditures. thus ,immedi.
ately causing tho reeumutiOn 81 ana.
Gle payments and reducing the ex-.
penditures to 8 enr> - exeeesl;os
e22O, coo, 600 8 year. AZ above. etated'
He thinks that IT, tasiF 'forgrsverue
Iwonlds bring 60 mast 190.ooO. 80 !
year, in eressinv every wear with O.,
augmented wealth and population,
81 %. The immediate abolition a. onr
whole informal systcm .of taxation.
including the income tar. ahe ltax on s
sales,t thc stamp tax. ana all othe,
inteBnss tarisiI except the oxcise On
wines. fermented and eniri1nos,. il.
quors and tobacco. Whhout redne.
ING The taxee o. theee arffclca 4.
surrsndssin0 them 10 ftand ma vii
lsinly. he bsiisxes thatsa least el2O..
O00, 6o0 a.pyesr sealu be realised -, :.
This wosld naks s rveuue Ia6s 500,
O0O, 900, ~ cold mar annnn, I'M
leaves 8 vssy las9s marein. and. .he
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Standing Committees. /

0VseAA<4AAA9 OOA&4AA44OO0OOs@ ~ z
The following il : listof she Chair
men Of the leading Standing Com.
mittees Of the House Of Representa-
tives IN Congress S,
Elections, Mr.. Dawes of Massachu
setts; Ways and Means, Mr.. Schcnck
of Ohio; Claims, Mr.. bingham of
Ohio; Commerce, Mr.. E. B, Wash.
bnrne; Postotfices and, Post roads,
Farnsworth; District OF Columbia,
Mr., Ingersoli; Pacific Railroad. Mr..
Price Of Iowa; Judiciary, Mr.. Wilson,
The other members for the foregoing
committees are,not changed, Public
Expenditures, Mr.. Hubbard of New
Jersey; Private Land Claims, Mr..
Ortiz Of Indiana; Manufactures, Mr..
Morrill, Of Pennsylvania; Agriculture,
Mr.. Trowbridge Of Wisconsin; Indian
Affairs, Mr. Window, OF Minnesota;
Military Affairs, Mr.. Garfield Of Ohio;
Militia, Mr.. Payne Of Wisconsin; Ma
val Affairs, Mr.. Pike Of Maine; For
eign Affairs, Mr.. Banks Of Massachu-
setts; Territories, MrgAshleyof Ohio;
Revolutionary Pensions, Mr.. Loaneof
Missouri; Invalid Pensions, Il. Mr..
Schramni Of Maine; Mines and Mining,
Mr.. Highly Of California; Freedmen q
Affairs, Mr.. Elliot Of Massachusetts;
Education and Labor, Mr.. Baker OF
Illinois; Coinage Weights and Meas.
ures. Mr.. Kelley Of Pennsylvania;
Patents, Mr.. Jenckes Of Rhode Island;
Public Buildings and Grounds, Mr..
Covode OF Pennsylvania; Unfinished
Business, Mr.. Pollard of Virginia;
Mileage, Mr.. Anderson of Missouri;
Accounts, Mr.. Broomall Of Pennsyl-
wanna; Expenditures, Mr.. Blank; State
Department. Mr.. Arnell, Treasury
Department.. Mr. Marvin, Of New
York; War Department, Mr.. Williams
of Indiana; Navy Department, Mr..
Epson of Michigan; Postofice De
partment, Mr.. Pile Of Missouri; Int
rior Department, Mr. Hulburd of
New York; printing, Mr.. Lahin OF
New York; Retrenchment, Mr.. Van
Wyck of New York; Enrolled Bills,
Mr.. Wilson Of Pennsylvania. a'
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was glad Of it, for lie had bono 70
pick with the eg-Secretary Of the
Treasury, Mr.. FessendcAS H had
in face Of the fact that be Dveik
hlg4y Aotes sere siss1 Y w(Yn II
ae60 ~sre Pr adj in n &cidsd
that hey shoS II be paidh pslfer.k
M. ninsSS emnded Mr. Butkr
md Abe omr1R teS hat mat detisidp
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Reputation n Congress.

The following interesting debate
% the Finances occurred in the
Hoase lest Thursday betwesA Blaine
Of Maine and G6s,eral lktlek Of + a.
|saehnsstts, TIVE Of 'shS AblS uDm- !
lboS: W
Mr.. Blaine Ctep.s Mainsj Nn6ke 81
length in review Of Messrs. Butler and
Pendleton's theory Of paying off the
Five-Twenty bonds with greenha,.ks.
He took the ground. that this mode
OF pxYnsAs sNxs in sooal ravsatioif f
the honor and good faith Of the M.
ton; thst Il wAs hosSiic to the spirit.
md thsllettef OF tho law; thss it con-.
tcmptoasly ignored the e mmOn ua-.
dcrstxndiAg betwcen borrower and
lender atthestime tn, loan was NO
gotiAted; and that finally, even if IL,
was IN honorable and practical mode
0fpayment. It's effect would be utter.
" disastrous 70 the financial; and.
business interest of tho county,.
Mr.. Blaine then proceeded 10 give )
careful history OF the Various loan,
bills under which the Five Twenty
bonds had been sold, showing blythe
|language Of the law, by the circum-
stances surrounding the various en-
actments, and. by tho contemporan-
eous understanding in Congress, a.
especially shown 81 Mr.. Stevens, -
Chairman ofthe Committee on Ways
and Means, that gold payment Of
principal YVES just as absolutely guar
anteed as gold payment Of interest.
In further proof Of his position, Nj.
Blaine cited the advertisement Of
the Five-Twenty loan. 40 authorized
by Secretary Chase, pledging the
Payment Of the principal and inter-
ests in coin. This pledge was given
with the knowledge and rendered
birding by tho assent Of lC0ngres..
At this late day to attempt to ignore
the full force OF that pledge would be
simply placing the United Statcs in
the attitude Of = man playing stcoa-
fidence game Of the meanest de-
scriptlon, in which the Treasury De-
partment and Congress are the con-
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Tia wholasyoM polled \ he ele>:-,
ton ssnDrdnv US 104.1a . educ.
ton VI 81 Is, CO, ffomsfk e y te as
the cleo ~ Asti Month, nd Il, 900
less 'ths 10 RED n cred vstS6f the
city III q ~ Vide fneo( eEted arc
democrats, AND I'll but three nominees
OF the Txmmany council men are
elected. All Tammany nominees If
the scveNasehool CON Miasjoners are
elected. !. Three 1epsbliedpA for sivif
Justices, and +. L. Lane, TamInaiiv
was ebectsd by = lsr.sc maioEity-Tha.
election WIS one 0fthe. quielesta syer
held ID the city. ~ st.liil II III !
The number Of dcathc in New
York last week was 363; Brooklyn
$50. y @SsA sA AsASs l q ii
~ The Worlds special says q bill il
now before House Military Commit
tee, the virtual effect 1T which is 10
prevent n restora.;on 20 the army az,
suqh officers as have been arbitrarily,
dismissed on sentences By Coura NJ ar.
tiai, and It is intended more especially
to reach Gen. Fits, john Porter and
Col. Berger. 81
! Is IS e, New York Bees 1
Dispatches received i'll this city
yesterday announce that tho mails.
from China and Japan which lefl
YOkahama BY steamship Grrnt Kr.
public Oct. rs, via Wells. Fargo u
Cos Express arrived in Cheyenne
city on the morn:nff Of 30th nit. and
were thence Forwarded by tho Union.
Pacific r. r. Co, who will deliver.
them in New York to>morrow morn
ing. This viii DO but fsrty days
from Japan and oEiy fifteen Days be-,
tween San FRANCISCO and New Yoork..
The New York Tribune special
says the Senate Judiciary Com mit,ec
expect to report upon the case ofSen-
ator Thomas, Of Mary land, Monday
next. The COMMITTEES anrear nearby,
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DR.. MAGGIEL'S PILLS

Asthma. Bowel Complaints,
Coughs, Colds, Chest Diseases,
Costiveness, Dyspepsia,
Diarrhna Dropsy, DEBILITY,
Fever and Ague, Female Complaints.
Headache, Indigestion, Influenza,
inflammation, Inward Weakness,
Liver Complaints, Lowness of Spirits,
Ringworm, Rheumatism, Sealds,
Skin Diseases, Salt Kheum, &c.
II PNOTICE.-None genuine without the engraved
trademark around each pot box signed by DIR. J.
MAGGIEL, 43 Fulton ST., New York, to counterfeit
which, felony.
"COuNTERFEITs! Buy no Maggiel Pills or
Salve, with little pamphlet inside the box,
They are bogus The genuine have name of J
Haydock on box with name of j Maggicl NJ d.
The genuine have the Pill surrounded with
white powder" Hall d Schumacher are
sole agents for these Pills in Cedar county.
Sold by arespectabe dealers in medicines throu Oh
out the United States and G. nadas-at % cents pei
box or pot sept27-y 13n39yl
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OVER $4,000 IN PREMIUMS!

All railroads in Iowa except M. & NJ.
carry passengers at half rates, and all
articles for exhibition free. Nj. Il M
carries freight free-no reduction on
passengers. Chicago d \. w. Railway,
from Chicago to Council Bluffs, and on
Dixon Air Line, at half fare and all
freight free. Western Union II. r. the
same. Peoples Line of steamers same
as II. r. Co. Northern Line Packet Co
passengers and freight at half fare.
Best accommodations for u State Fui,
IN the Northwest All information cheer
fully furnished on application to
J. NJ. SHAFFER, Secretary,
Fairfield. Iowa.
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Freak Of q Sonambulist.

The Milwaukee Sentinel relates the
hletltnt: III
EslAsbAaewllat singular freak of SON.
ambulist has just been related to us.
A gentleman living in the Seventh
Ward one morning missed a quantity
OF money which he had in drawer, and
though strict search was made no clue
tothesnissing nancy could be found.
Thks1n0ney was taken from drawer
Ehick was kept locked, and the key
in the gentleman's pocket. The drawer
had been opened, the money taken out,
aud the key returned to the gentleman's
pocket. The affair was involved in
mystery, which was not removed the
Iekt day, when set Of silver spoons
Wcft y missed. The servants were sus-
pected Of the theft, and as knowledge
that the articles had been missed had
been kept from them, it was determined
to keep Il watch the next night and fas-
ten the guilt upon whoever should be
sfU6nd trespassing, Everything about
the house remained quiet until two
O'Clock when q noise was heard. The
person who was on watch peercd eau
siously through the hall from whence
came the sound of footsteps, and saw
approaching the gentleman of the
house. lie went to the cupboard with
u stealthy step, took therefrom a quanti-
ty Of silver plate and started for the
back yard closely followed by the watch
man, who at once suspected the truth Of
X6<A1y The sleepwalker proceeded
cautiously to the woodshed and covered
the plate carefully in a barrel of ashes,
and started back to his house. lie was
1v11xl1Dwever, by the Waterman and
appeared greatly bewildered at finding
himself in that place. The matter was
explained to him, and search was at
once instituted among the ashes for the
missing property. The search was hap
nj He'd ~ tiIheJiscorery of the
silver plate. spoons and greenbacks.
safely secrcted among the ashes, where
they had been deposited by the gentle
man. who had been ANONYMOUSLY guilty
81 robbing himself This experience
nav result In the cure of the gentleman
u his habit of aleepwalking.
o-
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Referees Sale,

The undersigned having been duly appointed
by the District Court of Cedar county. Iowa
referees TO make Partition of the real estate
herein described, and by virtue of an order of
sale from the said Court to us directed we will
offer at public sale the following real estate to
wit: The northeast 4 and the northeast = OF
the southeast Il OF sec: Is, township 81. range 1,
acres, part in cultivation, well watercd and
tmbcred, situated in Linn township, on Coon
Creek: said sale to take place at the Court
House in Upton, on Saturday, August 3lst,
1857, at one O'Clock, T.. NJ.
Professionalism cash; ba lance in one and
two years, with ten per cent interest.
WM. DEAN, Referees.
b. L. TOWER.
WOLF 4 LASDT Att'ys. 32w2
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SUW6uUIVU U6U
UNDER THE SUN!
ERA I'm MEDICIMl
as-Iet the Suffering and Diseased read the
a.rI,et all who have been given up by Doc
tors, and spoken of as incurable, read the iol-
lowing. H a ,.,
have faith in evidence, read the following
Know ALL MEN ny THESE PRESENTS, That, on this,
the Twentieth day Of june in the year OF our LORD,
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty-Six, person.
Ally came Joseph Haydrck to me- known as such, and
being duly sworn deposed follows ssThat he is the
sole general agent for the United states and depend.
thereof for preparations or medicines known as
Dr. Maggels Pills and Save, and that the following
certificates are verbatum copies to the best OF MS
knowledge and belief"
IL.s.l Notary Public,
Wall Steeet, New York.
DR.. MAcelEL:-I take my pen to write you Of my
great relief and that the awful pain in my side has
left at last-thanks to yeur medicine. Oh, doctor,
how thankful am that can get some sleep. can
and am sure that you really the friend of ali suf
ferers. could not help writing to you, and hope
you will not take it amiss. JAMES , MYERS,
This is to certify that was discharged from the
with Chronic Darrhea and l have been ea,ed by
New York, April T. 1865. q Pitt Street
The following is an interesting case Of man EN-
pioyed in Iron Foundry, who, in pouring melted
iron into oask that damp and wet, caused an
| explosion. The melted iron was thrown around and
on him in perfect shower, and he was burnt dread
fully. The following certificate was given to me, by
him, about eight weeks after the accident:
New York, January II, 1865.
My name is Jacob Hardy; am an Iron Founder;
badly burnt by hot iron in November LAST my burns
healed, but had a running my leg that would
not heal; tried Magges Salve, and it cured me in a
few weeks. This is all true, and anybody me
at Jackson's Iron Works, I'd Avenue.
j. HARDY, l19 Goerick Street.
Extracts from Various Letters:
81 had no appetite Maggiels Pills gave me hearty
! ONE
Your Pills are Marvellous
81 send for another box and keep them in the
house"
"Dr. Magiel has cured my headache that was chro
mic"
81 gave half of one of your Pills to my babe for cho
morbus The dear little thing got well in day.
''My nausea Of a morning is now cured.'
''Your hop of Maggiel's sarc cured Of noises il
, the head. l rubbed some of your Saye behind my
ears, and the noise left"
''ssnd me two boxes. W ant one for poor family
| ~ enclose a dollar your price is % cents but tn
medicine to me is worth dollar
| "Send me five boxes of your Pills.
''Let me have threeboxes of your Pills by return
mail"
have over 200 such Testimonials
As this, but want Of space compes me to conclude
FOR CUTANEOUs DISORDERS
And all eruptions Of the skin, the SALyE is mos
| invaluable 1t does not heal externally alone, bu
penerates with the most searching effects to the very
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Every grade of Sugars at ALDEN'S.

JDROBATE NOTICE.-Public notice Is hereby
County Court of Cedar county, Iowa, on the
first Monday in August, 1867, an instrument
purporting TO be the last will and testament OF
Samuel Pearson deceased, was read in open
court, and set for hearing, for final admission
to probate, on the first Monday in September,
ls67. All persons interested are therefore noti-
fled to appear and defend, or said will and test
amcnt will be proven up and admitted to pro-
bate rs the law provides, and entered on rec
ord. j. c. BETS, County Judge.
August 5th, ls67:n32w3
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Rio, Java and Ground Cofiees at ALDEN'S.

DROBATE NOTICE.-Public notice is hereby
i given. that at the regular session of the
County Court of Cedar county, Iowa, on the
first Monday in August, 1867, an instrument
purpnrting TO be the last will and testament of
Preston j. Friend deed. was read in open court
and set for hearing, for final admission to pro-
bate, on the first Monday in September, 1867.
All persons Interested are therefore notified to
appear and defend, or said will and testament
will he proven up and admitted to probate, as
the law provides, and entered on record
J. C. BETS, County Judge.
August 9Th, lS67-n32w3
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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 of Cedar
and state Of Iowa, in favor of Arehibold L..
Fecler, and against Edmund PaSsmorc and
others, have levied upon the following prop
erty as the property of the said Edmund Pass
more ct nj, to wit:
The southeast quarter % OF section number
thirty 600 in township number seventy nine
(79) range number two t2), west of the 9TH =. NJ,
in Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for SALE at the court
house door in the town of Upton in said coun-
Is. on saturday, the 9th day of August, A. D..
1867, at II O'Clock a. NJ. of said day. to satisfy
said execution and costs that may acrue
thereon.
Dated this I'D day of July, 4. u. 1867.
JOHN ID. SNEAKER,
n32w3 Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue of special execution tome direct
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 James l. Bur-
rows, and against Hugh BARLEY, have levied
upon the following property as the property OF
the said Hugh BARLEY, to-wit:
The south half 90 of the northwest quarter
coo section number seven ~ in township
eighty-two ls2, north, of range number two 81,
west OF the 18th r. NJ, containing eighty acres {;
In Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for SALE at the court
house door In the town of Upton, in said coun-
y, on Saturday, the 2ith day. Of August A. y.
1887, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day, to satisfy
said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon.
Dated this ed day of July, A. d. 1867.
JOHN ID SHEARER,
n3ew3 Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
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DeIand Chemical Saleratus at ALDE,S'S.

DROBATE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given.
l that at the August term, 1867, OF the County
Court of Cedar county, Iowa, an instrument
John b. Kelly deceased, was produced and
read In open court. and that the first Monday
in september, 1867. was fixed by said court for
proving said will.
J. G. BETS, County Judge.
August 5th, 1S67:n32w3
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SHERIFF SALE.

Pure Ground Spices Din bulk) at ALDEN'S.