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Police JURY PROCEEDINGS.

E.H UH 80. ksf fstA. #sANxl.f &.41ts4aE.. ~ -4&4E
A called meeting al the Police jury
xas5 held a,aths Courthouse on Mon.I.y
Js"uary 25fh. 1869, fur the purpose at
'skitg ii,tp consideration the condition Of
The ~ieveta.
Prvst,It : Pdrr, Chin. VaugEd, Doiroh,
saBhsseiatirhert aid ~iiutsr. H.siNrss > 1
The f'lttwiug preamble aud resolutions
were read and adopted:
Whereas, The Legislature Of The State
has reoealed sli laws giving pullce juri-s
genera control OF lev. ca. and granting
them only antisarity TO build Temporary
levees aud whtrpas il has come to' The
know edge Of this p.tice jury that vsri-
aus Ievsrs 10 this parish are IL bad con-
dition and that others should be rebuilt
Tor which no provision has been made. by
the Bard ri Public Works, be il fheres
fore sesnlvrd, That fdrathe ppaspine- of 70
pairing the Hickey lev-e, building a le-
wee c, the property of w. w. Kincheloe,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISlIOF
West Baton Rrrge, Fifth Judicial BIZ.
'rict J,tln Bird vs.. james l. Le,s dell.
NJ. 2042.
BY virine Of All alias writ of Seizure an
sale u ne directed in the ahov, %pn,itg4s
and numbered cause. Of date Srpteml4,
18th = d 1867 iron the Hon. the Fin
district Court in and for the parish d
West Baton Rsugr4 State af,,res III. /
have srized ANA will tf' r Al prntlic s.l,
10 the last aud highest bdd-r. AT III,
Q rnrt Hose door Of this parisl Of Yves
Baton Il nge. o-nr.4
SATURDAY. the 9th day Of March A D
1869. between the hours oi IL a m ard
8 IN all right, title and interest of m
i~r'rndani. Jaaes l. Ls,laieli, in and Z, tl.
following descric' d plsniatins, Ia wit
A certain tract uf land situated i'm hi,
parish. and cultivated a- 4 snr.r plap,a
'ipa. containing shout four hundred and
sixty superficial arp~nts, toundei ai,ov.
by lands oi Themni.ls Mahiet f. m. C.. BE-
low by those nf J i'm A. Bird. aud in the
rear by 'h'se belonging tn the estate q,
james McCaiip, with the depth Of fort,
srpen's. more or less, together with III
and singui .r the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
se'zsd TO pay and satisfy the m,oonn1s
OF Judgement, Interest aud costs In above.
snit.
Terms Of Sale-Cash, with the benefit
OF sppraisement.
ai J.V. Durable. Jr., =
snoc Sheriff.
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POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

st.AE.i4& go - .ltfAlI
According to adjournment, the POLES
Jury met d, the Court House On Monday
o ,oter Ssh, 1868. Present, Vsuels,
Pnpe, CAnr. Daisan.aR Hebtu snd ~
Heiprt. Tie report Of the board d c,ns'
,~nissioneTs Of the PUydras} Fund hs''nE
been read, il was
Resolved, That the report OF In, Com
missiars.ts.a tk- Pay dras kgsebesp-
proved, aud iha, they lie vested shh foil
powers to- t}ffret e,ii'pfiam'ses siih per.
SONS in debt to said fund AID iestp, any
new mortgages it may De ntcesssty to
pass, and be- II for,f,er
Resolved. That they be lntborizsdi 70
loan ecs any funds THAT MY i~ \. thtir
possession and which ma, hereafter BE-
received due SAID fund.
On maii.s, IL was , rtor 4agg4
Resolved, That pafin warrants ha'
sued To w. b ChapbtIia. ;psrirh treat
urpr. to the amount d 1851 ~ 100 being
,he bal.ncs due saif ,,r. asuirr INN Tue
general fund. ~"osA A4A
The petition Of frhour & Drlsbsye
having sern read. it was
Rtsylyri. Th stshelsssees efgthf 1bslcn
Rouge Ferry, Messrs ATt@ur &1klsbsye,
b. relieved from tie payment Of Two
thousand W hundrpd dollars dne y
ilasrn under th.ir a,Dsrsct sfgifSrss9
the 4ii Of November nrxt 1865, otoe
tisir paying iin. sufi Of ELEVEN ha"s'seo
i~i,''srs in qnsr'stis parH~n's - msde :.
advsnce. of twa iraidsea s,a sfve'If!ynU
d,,itats each, aid that the txssef up
passengers he Erinsiated =, Nv sats. ~
cents provided. that this r.so'utsai
shell sbaytstm liedlg fprcr,or ,fifct lfl"
the securities "n he originsl eYeo ~
said ~lessees shall ~causeut thereto.
be II fnfthrrA f~Naaa.s6s1 -.
R-ssiv-d, That the parish affornft
directed Ia Obtain The csHsent Of tle &
cur ties On the original bond o. -
lesseps. 7rs SEES Heff&s -
On moiion Il WIS sa
Resolved, That /, confYrmify with &c.
2. Of an ret Of ihs Legirlsiprs p ~
Stsie emitted Al act 70 organize u
Psrish Courts sef his State. lricsasE
proved Sept. 4. 1853, the Court 'nse J,
this parish te and ia hereby des'e ns:es
as, the place for lolding ef the fsp's1
.Cs,t1t.'aa - hesfssi e].lgfsesss SO ss.t
The minutes having been feada 81. A
approved. The jury Adjourned s,as ~
a. D:sBxskdw. n. w. POPE,
Secretary. President
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Kuuge, FtIh Judicial DIS.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton kunge, FIut judicial DIS
trict Court Josephine Landry and
husband vs.. Amedee Landry. NJ 20S7.
By virtue of u writ of 81 zure aud sale
directed to the Sheriff Ut the parish oi
West BATON Rouge IN The above entitled
n, d numbered causr, Of tiafe january The
Cd A D 1859. from the Hon. the F1th
District C"ur, in and for thc. parish Of
West Baton Rouge. State aforesaid, ]
nave selz.d and will offer 1T public ssle
~ the last anu highest bidder, at be do'T
,f the C6utt House of this parish OF
West Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day of Marrb-A. D
1864. bel " Ell, the hours 1T IL O'clock u.
m. aud 8 Eel * p. IN, all The right, tltlr
md interest al The DEFENDANT. Antdst
landry, in and IL the &, Glowing descfib.d
rarts Of land. tt.wit:
A certain tract uf nd siiua''d in this
parish. m~e,eutirg one bait a prr', and "i,
.igs.,h u Az atprne front Ia The river
Mississippi, witt, the depth # for'y Hr
I,.u,s more or less. the lower hti h. wig
~ oppuing 81 ta" ,!ngr.es aud n q'laf,rt
,ole oh,. .iallh ,ui u degree, hoandef'
fa.llw Il, i.i d. If widow BE. badr aid
hos. IT ilr. sutctssI' n al Il.lrtt Gasrl-,
nd above bs bands of Amedee Landrs
rrainafirr described. .a'
Another tract ol land also si'nstPd IN
fhIs parish, mtasufirg "nr half srprtt
md twenty ieet six inclirs front 10Th
liver Mississippi. wi'lsthe depth OF ior',
opens, With All opening # iwa degrees,
irtur,drd above Ivy l., d. Of yal'prp Ian
day and bel W iy tie. lr,c, just allow
irscri,pd, together with all aud singular
the buildings, ~ixssres aud Improvements
thrrpon. or on the two tracts above de-
>crii,ed.
Also the .dafele concessions of both
he above described tracts. with the i'm
prosrmpnis thereon. if any.
S-iz, d to pay and satisfy The amount
f Judgement, interest and costs IN ibe
above suit. FTHt1Ha
Terms Of Sale Cash.
4. Y. DtiBR0CA,
ian3o Deputy Sheriff 9
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r. pai'ihg tbe pa'isi Itv,-. and
IL repair all leytes of the nar;. "sl4'g
the approaching high wafer. al,!ng
yal"sem tax Of one per cent %pss'a''sd
upon The taxable Propsr,y, real ~ s'sta
snnal, OF the parish d IVES, rs
Rouge according 10 The tax rolI i aon
to he eoll cited within the LEI, ain, f9O'
and paid INTO The treasury ii lie @w
70 BE- r. sfvtd as a special, fluid H. ~
purpose sbuv" named. ~" we
Re olvtd, That ihis ordnance /
lished for thirty days and a, Ii. s,n; 81 ~.
of said delay, the tag Collector MIN
tend the tax 'ell for said tax NJ.
Resolved, That this tax be co,j..,.
United States Treasury notes. u 1. lsMn
WARRANTS given for work on is,,r L N:
parish aid That no so'k shall H. ss's
Tor unless same has been ordered d;,.r,hll
BY tie police jury Of this ps,i.h
On "roiiop 81 Mr.. Ci,i,n i, w.s g
Resolved, That . s1npil,4e eo,.;.ss.
of \ w. Pope, ". H.. Chsn4sIm "a
7. ". Col~e'l, lie and tlsy are H., ~
Sppo'ni,d Ia 20 10 i.s cir IL N,vns'
i+ans h. c'ifer with lhe Boa,d ., p.hl.
Wo'ks OH the eoidiiion II the Avprs;s
his pHTlsli. with HE view OF pr,x nil.
The htcesssiy aseis,aice to prt,vn, a.
~oselfi u OF The PARISH, ard 10 ,sk, ..,S,
"iAsr .steisl ~ the PREMISES. "a IN i'm,
| jntgttnrit may he best eatuisa.d A. ,ss.
vent u dlsssssr 81 mush 10 be sbu,ei,.s.
I DID Ink
On moiinn il was ~
Resolved. That the snm Of Efty d.llssa
t- std IL htf+iy ~aprs.ptiwt.d ~. n ~,
MONEY in The paiieh sfessu's iibt soaihsr.
wi,p afpr"f %r's'-'i, Ia he paid ii n. r..
oird'r # The path. to purebsse ste.
cord hook. srla xfiia
The r~psigna,i,n q A D. Bsrc~, Il
clerk If the ptliee jasy was srttvpnd,
and Robert Cade was uusnin,asly ELECTED
to I'll said vscHtcy. Il sslA
TN moiinn IL ass s 81 - eaIiaa6ss
Resolved. Tia, the PRECEDENT sof III
poiicr jury. assisted by the parish su.
wager, he Instructed 10 pfoe,ea itnnpdi.
,,tly 10 le' ont the buihirg and rapaiss
to the following fyyr,s in this parish !:
The Hickey lev, e /; lie lrvee On the land
of w. W. KHciiriosf; the parish ahves,
and the Pierre Grsngrs lrvee. p Tsh Il
The fuauce committee allpwTd the
following accounts and ordered lhemto
he paid
II J Hysms paris, pf,tibs to jan lsss. An %
4. v Du roea, risilsurvs yor 10, s dsys. -.
A D Barr, v, epefk, 10 d.i-... 49,. ...... ~
Hubeii .,ebers, Inspector lsSs.--..:...... xW
Or u.ofiun il was tHf4 asa sH
Resolved. That . warrant OF fiiyfwv
dollars and ihxiy6 vs cents. BE- issued &,
B. F. Bsb!n IN lieu If the wsifania isssad
10 him an the % day II April 1865, szms
having been lost or misiaid, provided The
loss be duly advertise srcurding 10 law,
The minutes having been rad and
adopted. the jury adjourned 10 Aendl'!!
the stl, February, 1869. dsssa 40
R.CspE. N. w POPE . &
Secretary President.
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more or less. With the depth OF EIGHTY
arpents. more or less, between parallel
lines. houndpd above by lands i"rtneF'y
belonging to DIR. z. Nj Endrr-, hut nov
belonging TO the parish Of West b.t"n
Rouge, to Alexander Barr"w and MIS-
Mary Barrow, and reiow by those i''hir'-
" belonging 10 John A. Dougierty, bur
now the property Of Jordan Holt.
Seized to pay AID satisfy the amount
Of judgement and costs in the above
suit.
Terms of SaIe-Cash, with the benei
If appraisement. nnoo.
fp,,27 D"pu'y Sheriff.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH Of
West Baton Ripge, Faith judicial DIS.
trict. j. W. B,rbr,dge vs.. NJ. 1856.
and Mary f. Sibley aud husban, VS.
No. 1861. jphn A Dsagh-rty.
By virtue IF two writs Of & "a. directed
to The Sheriff in the above entitled aad
Numbered csuses. OF dates January 9Th
snd February Oft, 1859, froa, the lion
the Fifth District Court in aad for the
parish Of West Baton Rouge. State afrre.
said. | have seiz-d aud will IF r at pablic
sale to the last and highest bidder, 1t the
Court House Of the parish Of Wet Baton
Rouge. on 3
SATURDAY. the Sd dsy of April A.p.
1853, 1t III o'clock q. "a ali the rigi,t.
title ard interest of the defendant, .Joa4
4. D~ougherwy. in and to the following
descsibed tract Of land I: -
certa'n tract Of land situated 10 this
parish Of West Baton Rouge, containing
eve srpens' front to the Mississippi river,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Dissric
sCnurt. Rose Verrst wifi, vs.. louis
Pollard. husband. NJ 2092. 81
THIS case came Ut for tisl according
To assignment, aud it appearing that thu
law and the evidence in favor thereof, II
IS therefore ordered, adjndged aud iecrr-d
that plaintiff, Rose v-rrri, wife, hav-
judgement separating her 10 property from
her husband, Louis Pollard ; that the rom
munity Of acgnets and gains heretofore
"xisiing brtween them be dissnlved; that
she he authorised TO resume the s,peralp
administration of her par#phrrnal prp-
'rty apart frpm b r hust,an ; that she
have judg, ment against her said husband
ior the sun If twu Thousand SIX hundred
aud fifty SIX dollars. with legal interest
from indiriaI demand. %im~i,: January
Alb, 1853, with legal morig &c on all the
real estate Of said Pollard 10 SECURE the
Jun of seven hundred dnllars frum thr
Cd OF June 1858 Tor additional sum ot
'hree hundred ssd tifty-six dollars fram
2lst January 1855 ; fer the addiiimiai
,iIni uf thse shnuSand one hundred d,fiiars
from 5th} Of M.rcI, 1883 ; For the shdit-
ipnal sum of five humiud dollsrs from
h" 9Th day Of March 1855, aud that tie
efandant pay costs II suit 10 he taxed
This done, read and stgied in htrn
court this 2Sth day of l,resamt*.r 1868.
(signrd) R [. Ph:EY.
Judge 5.h judicial District.
A true copy. o. N. LEBLANC,
H 81" @a f4E~t 4 ~ E
s.JiH.EE .al4Is t13s- rH 1NHiN.
Clerk's Office. West B,tnn Rouge, ,iii.
22l day Of January A a.. 1883.
State # Lnnisiana. P,.i-h of West Baton
X .uge. Recorders. Olicr.
| hereby certify iitst the within and
f ,r,going; has bt,s, dnivs record, d IL my
tficr. Jannsfy ihr 22f 1862. N Brwk q
J 'dicial Nn,igsgrs N, 2, |. liz So n. 81.
~ witness nv hand aid stsaf Of flee thu
same day sod date.
- ..r 81 O. BERNARD,
,a3o s0yps.A p.s s,sNs ketorfer.
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ToAFh OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF
West Batun Rouge Parish Unnrt IL
matter succrssi"n Of Joachim Daigle.
deceased. Ma 653.
Whereas j Daigle. testamentary ex
e%cutnr. hasthiS dag filed with The Clerk OF
said Court d final ~tallrsn aud account n
his administration in the above success
sie,t-
Notice is heraby given TO all parties
interested to show canse, if any they have,
within thirty days from the first puhlirat-
i n of this notice, why Gail final issiyau
and account should not he approved, no
n%ologated and made The Judgement a.
said Cont. O. VI. LEBLANC, CLERK
Clerks office, West B ,tnn. X ,uge, this
30th day Of January u. d 1869.
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STAtE Or LOUISIANA, fAkloI oP
West B ton Ronge. Flith judicial D'S-
,rtct. J lrsstmond landry vs. Nia,"
Ursin Laniry, No. pose, I'D Amrde''
landry and widow Amaranthe Landry,
M. POSI-.
Nv virne # TWO writs Of e. ia. directed To-
ma IN the above entitled aud nomt,t'tn
cause of date J4uuary 26th a. d. 1909
from, the Hon the Fifth District Court ~
and for said parish and State. / h We sfi'
zad and will off-r ut public sale t" the
last and highest bidder At the Courthouse
ioor If this parish Of West Baton k"ngf,
SATURDAY, the 6 h day Of March a. D
1859. between the hours Of II a m. aud
3 u. ~ all the right, title and interest 81
he defendant, widow UrsIn Landry, IL
ADD to The fnliowing descr bed plantation
and lands, to-wit:
/. A certain tract of land situated, y
ng aud being in the aforesaid parish Of
Nest Baton Ronge, wherein she ii1"
resides. rsisblished and cultivated a. y
sugar plantation. measuring !hrte afPthis
.rarlt tn the river Mississ'2pi, with II d'pei
4 io,ty a,pr,ts. the side iises opening
,l,nnt spvr,. drgrres. bounded above by
l.,.is III Abraham Bird aud below BY
those OF Vtltrrr Lsu4l~y.
> Tile dontit' concrseinn ct IN" aDhst
described III ,nistirn. cnut"ining The saii'
quantity OF hand. bounded rs allow afd
yiig %uune,li sicily ia ibr r~esrni said pat
tatun, tugriIirs with all and singular 'i''
milf ~, fxtur-s and improvements o
very kind on and htlungins 10 said De
.crirrd tracts of land.
S I'd to pay and satisfy the amour
II judgement, interest and costs IN above
,nft.
Terms Of Sale-CAsI,, with benefit Of
,ppralsement. s.ss
J Y. DURABLE. Jr..
ga 40 Sheriff
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PAblsn Of
West Baton Rouge. Fifth Judicial Dr.
trict. Mary Jane Sharks. widow J"h''
Garrison, ct ais vs. Francois X Allan
and Thpophile Aliain. Ne. 1886.
By virtue of q writ ct ii. la. to ne direct
Il in the above entitled aud numbered
rausp. of date February . h a D, 1859,
from he Il II. the Fil't, District Court il
aud for said parish aad STATE, hart
-.izpd and viii fer at public sale ~ ths
last and highest bidder AT The Conr'iion~'
loor in this .srish of West Baton R,ug'
Oh
SATURDAY. the 81 day Of April a o f,
1859. ut Ii o'clock a M, alf the right.
,Irl4 and interest Of thp defendants, Tilro
phiIe Aliain and Mrs. francois K. Allah
~ tuttix nf the miner >%i,inui. Allan s,d
smile Attain aud Marie A.iairt, wife AZ
s,ulice Dni,rnca, in and ~ the i,rreir.
alter described mortgaged tract Of land,
Il: wit .t.sst s-g
TIE northeast quarter Of section no.
twelve in township no. seven "i range
no. eleven east, containing ,nne hundred
and thirty acres aud situated 10 tbls psr'
ish Of West Baton Rouge,
Seiz.d 10 pay aud satisfy the amount
Of judgement, interest and ooa!s IL the
above suit.
Terms Of Saie--Cssh, with benefit Of
appraisement.
J. Y. DURABLE. Jr,,
feh9T Sheriff.
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ot j,Iy-in4lIt, iuitttsts and COSTS IN TIE
ab,ve SUIT. 81 I'd .Es8s
Terms Of Sale Cash,
A. V. DUBR0CA,
iat30 DtpuiyeS6esif.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH UF
West Baton Rouge, P-Fish Court
Succession Of Gertrude Bahin, widow
Ellie Hebert, for interdictior of widow
Jos Hesert, and appointment of Curs-
tor and Tntor.
After introduction OF evidence and agree
ment of COUNSEL, it appearing that Victo-
fine Dupny, willow Joseph HILBERT, l.
hopelcssly insane aud incapable OF atten-
ding to her affairs. and also for the rpas-
on that the law in favor thereof, 1t is
therefore ordered, adiudgtd and decreed
thst said Victorine Dupuy be iaterdictpd
and that there be . Curator appointed 10
take charge of her person aud affairs.
and let this decree he duly published.
February 5th. 1869. .
(signed) w L0BDELL.
..5.- Parish Judgc1-
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Pay the pr,nter and e, t. III .av"n /
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-29
SMITHS GOOD LUCK.

| was always lucky fellow, and the
most fortunate thing that ever happen
ed me was being born a Smith. Listen:
Three years ago had just been Tilted
and Was out of money. That doesn't
sound lucky, but it was the prelude to
the best of luck. l concluded to go to
the country, down at Plymouth, to my
uncle's house-partly that the murlnur
Of the sea might sooth my inward per-
turbation, and partly to save month =
board.
stepped on board the early down
train. 1t was full of six o'clock passen-
gers, mostly men. The sun was shining
on the banks, and clinging to the bur-
nished surface of the tide. I suppose a
poet could have made something pretty
out Of the sight, but l only wrapped
myself closer in my overcoat and looked
at it sulkily. After while l got to list
ening to two men who sat behind me.
"A pretty girl with fortune isn't
always to be had for the asking
oh, but the girl isn't asked, l take it.
It's all arranged by her aunt, and
she'll acquiesce. She's shining pretty.
but mere child-not sixteen, l believe.
They had another fellow bookea for her,
but he died down in New Orleans of the
yellow fever, last fall.'
And she's never seen this Smith?'
No nor they either. The aunt plot
ted with Mr.. Dunbar, the guardian, and
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United States Tax.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
IN coficern, rs per section 10 OF the United
states Internal Revenue Law approved March
Sist. 1885, that the Assistant Assessors Of the
Muscatine and Cedar have com pleted their IN
nhnl assessment list of said counties for the
year 1858, and that the 24th day of April A. D.
1853 at clock A, Nj. at the office OF the Assfs-
tant Assessor in and for said counties is the
day set for receiving and hearing appeals rela-
tive to erroneous and excessive assessments
made by the Assessor or Assistant Assessor
therein.
All appeals must be in writing, and must
specify the particular cause matter or thing Il u.
on which decision is required. aud must state
the ground or principle Of error complained OF
GEO. MEASON, Assessor,
Owls I'd District of Iowa.
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Farm for Sale

sha 'ms mile east Of Upton. on the north side ~
own owhship line road running east from
apou the comfortable house of four rooms is
,ron.sr.Wo Two wells, &c. The above dcscribei
,rfhar =, viii be sold upon liberal terms. For
O,ni particulars enquire Of the subscriber.
ALVIN TIIAYER,
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CHEAP BUT GOOD,
CUSTOM MADE
BOOTS AND SHOES

x
FRED. HERSCHFIELD'S.
outh Side Of the court House Square,
Isl Upton Io,od.
My stock is of the very best quality, and l
will sell them as cheap as the cheapest. Give
ME u call. =
Boots and Shoes made to Order and
Warranted to Fit.
For cash make my boots and shoes,
And hence | make them well.
The leather used is of the best,
And made to ,rGdr as well as sell.
To savn your life I'll sa,o .,oor -ole~,
I'll Eiend your shoes to save your head.
And if you lose your life by colds
Lay not the blame upon
DUTCH FRED.
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JOHN s. TuTHILL.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PUBLIC
q Insurance Agent and Conveyancer Office
with the County Clerk in the court house.
Upton, Iowa, Jan. list. la6S, nlyl5,
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jus'ifies its proud appellation Of ''Ths
Father of Waters" It's valley includes
more than one Million square miles Of
the richest soil on earth, and is capable
OF sustaining in plenty, half the popula-
ton of the globe; It's head springs are
frozen half the year, while cane ripens
and frost Is rarely seen ut its mouth;
and larger richer area Of its surface 10
we'll adapted ut once to Indian corn, 70
wheat, and TO grass-to the apple, the
peach, and the grape-than Of any other
commensurate region Of earth. Its i'm.
nlense prairies are gigantic natural
gardens, which need but the plow to
adapt them to the growth Of the most
exacting and exhausting plants. II u
the congenial and loved home Of the
choicest animals: l judge that more
game is now rowing ut will over Its Inn.
measurable wilds and pastures than h
found on al equal area all the world bs-
Sides It II the geographic hsart -
North America, and ptobah3y cOnssins
fully half the arabls land ID ths Now
World north Of the Isthmus II D1s)11,
HORACE GREELEY, " Harr's 1p.
tsstss.
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BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM.

Essays for Young Men on the Interesting rela-
tiOn OF bridegroom to Bride in the institution of Mar
riage,-a Guide to matrimonial felicity and true hap
pness Sent by mail In seated letter envelopes free 81
charge Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION Box p
.Fhiiadelphia Pa. MY
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4 =
That's moro than any one can tell,
But we've a right to guess,
And one thing We know very we'll
Which all will soon confess:
That whosever the man shall he
A trying time he II doubtless see.
We hope the people will keep cool
And go in for fair play
Each governed by tho Golden Rude
In all they do or say; 7&
And Men, Boys, and Women too, that meet,
good seIOE.S to wear,
To buy them cheap, is at +. +. DEANS, oppo-
site the Square.