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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-06

When a fa,naIeis IN tr2Glle stiilcfei with dis
ease and requires medical or surgical Attendance,
tne enquiry st.uull be, " here = there pay sieisI
Who Is faIif competent t. administer relief AMI
I whose re,rectabig standing in society recommends
| hin to the cJnfidencr OF the community! Tie Doe
| x. understanding how irnrera'5ye!s necessary
Il sc requirements are. fees ea4el upon to inter
,se and b. calling the attention ct the aflicted
tote fict that he has been Professor q obste-
RIGS and Female Diaeases for TWENTY IE.Ks, ami
fully qualified to administer in al cases, both
medically and surgically, not in a UperhcIH mar
uer but in as b manner years # study
and praciice-both in hospitals and private faII-
ies-can make to them from the hands ofths
unquak fled, interruptions. and Designing There
ore ar.Jlies can rely upon him upon f,ther
All in affection can lind i'll him enc who feel
and simpathiZe with, ana befriend them IN trouble
-one in whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
be placed CONSULTATION (By Letter OF otherwiaeJ
FREE. Seea5idress below.
The celebrated Female Rer ed!es,
Compounded from the pirate prescriptions of Dr.
Yonng have now obtained most extended i'opn-
Iarity, and are correctly viewed to be the safest
and surest remedies for the com lants fer which
they are applied. The constantly accruing testi-
monias of their efficacy. declared them to be pre-
eminently superior TO their action.
No lady should be without these Ienovatlng
Agents. None genuine unless procured at this
office. Sent by mail or Express TO any part of the
GREsr FEMALE MEDICINE
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-06
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Established by
DR.. j. G.. YOUNG, In 1850.
No Cure. No Pay.
Insulation iy letter or otherwise, FREE.
BENZ. f. JOsSELYN, ". D.
.l,HIS CELERK ArEpIxsTIIurE

| has enjoyed on this Coast an uninterrupted
success of eighteen years, and has become one OF
the a, celebrated Institutes of the age.
The great number actually received and cured,
place il il point of number Of patients among the
first of the world and the success OF its treat
a n,
, 1869-06-28
xlIsH1ly AlHED.
A Curious Batch sf Alleged Robhedes-Tte
Accnsed Cudef ArresL

In TIE TKucNEof Sunday mention was .nsde
Of the arrival Ia this city Of two Polihh Jew1 hav-
ing In thelr poasession Aotse, peddlerh wagon.
and quantity Of goods, which Werp supposed TO
hare been stolen. Tbs horse and wrEon were
taken posseesIon OF By the police, but when they
came to tho place where The supposed thieves had
their lodgings mud stored their Trunks board
Ing. house on GE1swold street.-The birds had
circumstances bare arisen. The parties suspected
Of the robbery arc named Jacob Dppenheim and
Nathan FEing1eatein. They have a!noe been taken
luto custody. Al the same boarding. house where
they held forth was peddler named Abraham Ed
lo1 destined for Colorado, who had In his posses
s9 nesty T4n o. ~ and
wagon Of their fellow boarter6 had been taken
possession Of, report report reached the house
Roaa aee sS S5
Edlon, and he commissioned party named Ben
janiu veDlck 10 Transport the goods to another
hetlguated, he lodged them with maa named
u. Cohau, on F9arth ayen1c. When Edlor
discovered that there would not he much
tarn the goods The latter WAS gone but shott
time when he re-entered the house IN bEeathless
agtsaion, and nade statement that during bis ab-
sence the house where he had taken the goods
had been robbed, aud articles 70 the value Of $500
stolen trom tne property belonging TO Edlon
acadns Edo an sencf s
the AImory to give Information Of the theft
None seemed more anxious than Ventck that the
thieves should be brought to Justice, and he
sLo1Med about at a great rate
While yet at The AEmoTy, some one
brushed har! asulnst hls person. and felt some
thln9 cold Ike watch, w1e1e that article Ia not
usually carried This led to q search Ut his per-
aou, and Ct ctuslderable Of the missing stun was
|ouEd In the lining Of his clothes, biz boot4, and
olher portions of hls body. He was accordingly
retained, and Cohan was likewise taken into GUS
.ody. AL the parties will be arralgned at the
Police Court this morning. when these var1ous
mysterious transactions viii, no doubt, be ven
Hated.
, 1869-06-28
FATAL AFF3AI.
A Boy Stabbed By His Conpuntou During m
Aisefcntteu. Willie ut Plny.

On Saturday afternoon, TWO hoys, named F.
Doud, aged IS, aud Timothy curley, 1s ycars OF
age, white playing on Division street, near uur1-
bai, got TITO quarrel during which toud drew q
pocketkalle and stabbed hts antagonist
IN the SIDE. The a0a!r created no e.
element even IN the immediate neigh
porb0od, owing, pEuhahly, TO the lact that II was
not considered Of aeE7uus nature. Young Cur.
ley managed 10 reach his home, tut \ little way
%, on Hnstbr1 street, 1hrre Dr. Simpson was
called, who pronounced the wound tr,alnE, and
se"ed ur the cash. The police were not tn
formed oi the facts, and, consequently, the as
sa.lnut vent ab'ut unInu!ested
Shortly after O'Clock, yesterday morning.
however, word CAME to The NoEta Avenue Sub
Station that a murder had been coumltted, and
dleo. shortly ltiere. Of h!s iujoslss An e14mina-
tto3 Ct the bodr disclosed the tact ttat The Euue
bad entered one of the lnd's lungs,
Ard, onInE to the fact that the
wound had been closed, death was
CAUSED br intel mi hemoTlaGe- When The news
OF the murder reached Captain Fox r. instantly
gave orders for the arrest OF yolng Doud- The
police paid visit to bis home No. 3l5 Division
street, but found not the lad From information
recelA ed they had reasIn TO suppose that he lad
lied 10 the West ltrls.0n. On crossing the nvsE,
after prptTacted aea1ch, ther f.1aI TIE culpItt
hid underneath an old tarn, located on Nhai Is
known rs Goosc Island Little si5t2 Of lanu IN the
North Ulvluon- When ORDERED to tAcx:e his plAce
OF refuge. he storFsy refused to comply, and nn,n
Threatened with iuetAhI death, At the hands Of
8Undry terorcrE pointed 1t hIu1, DIG he 8ce nt to
comply. lie Y 1s then take q TO the North ArcnGe
Sub-statou- Doud Is aald to te the drtser Of m
express wagon To-day Coroner Clt.vcs viii
hold an inquest owe. tho remains, and The a1alr,
in all It's lca17ngs 9ll no doubt lie thoroughly To-
yest.QaIet
, 1869-06-28
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1869.

In the leg iron, and hole w4s nade LII this Little
smnIler than the sctew, the end being served viii
black linen threat When Inserted and turned
thread Vas cut strong enough TO pull the spring
and unlock tho irouS
been equalled In the history If prison ekcapea-
Remarkably observing, he readily adapta means to
ends, and seems to make everything sueseIve ais
ahape Of tools hat the rusty pisce Of m Old nle,
everything else needed IVES made from articles In
hts cell Although stxty-etght convscts use sln1-
Liar articles In their respective cells yet this man
gives the on1cers, In his pe11istent e6orts to cs-
cat+, A4Ufe Trouble llaA Ill utiAer pli4uI4rrs-
sell outside OF bis cell and attack the onacer on
duty at night and. with the view Of decelytng the
Matchman a. ne toaae nls ~ fonnda s1t Williams hsd
purpose his drRWers and some straw, put1u1 hIa
boots on the legs Of the figure and attaching 70 IL
The ball End chain from which he had 70 snccess-
fully cleared his own leg.
, 1869-06-28

lie tn IN xtsu and Set foF thIs NJ, HosA
en-. ono rehes1al sufficient H4hrars.la eost money
Yru Know In thc event Of unhsttAtsrtarv .stor
nance tho arrhest1 tus chous snt forsootht
dset ~ p .de the sespeEoss md ~ peF.ted tos
manager spenslLle for The Outrage atod upoo
the pphii Thet AxA1n, It Eu1tcA1 festtrA the pub.
c NAY think Il has right to ezpct 70 he .ueh woFtI
q can oay be heard Oh 1ueh occasions: but NJ
Rye" HagFes 6eettt," Ia ether equally porel
eI.ie and n ltr g> compositions rood enough Tor
Z 9. thas sh.s nee.1 msnsfr spnsa ts care for. Ha
That 1nch WIZ and IL the ordinary view ind practice Of
the%e travelling IN nrv tn frrn tSeuutne
BY T. eod Win sunss long II the public viii toissste
psblsh IL contempt foT tha rehti q tic pubic epey.
Il nsstpsper se.thtt,n4 so5sK asT a9d & M ~: u:
of tre a.t, ouf peopl, Ly h l.1elaEeI tults.aon.
ahoud b stoused to resent the ipdixniy offered tsus
Abklns pardon of you. Mr. Editor, sud Of your
fer having made thIt Communication longer than dsrt
inte8ded. remain respectfully youra.
, 1869-06-28
Ingenious Attempt to Escape from
Prison.


F-ops the Trrtiftnct Journal jung q.
Charles Wthac2s, who Is uoH In prison rafting
tt1hl Ior burglary, and Nho rece1tly nade M un-
successful atteUp1 10 escape. tried another eI-
instant. SINCE hts nrst erort he has been eon-
stAn11J confined In his Cet. except Mhea hathll4
or taking exercise IN the rarA On one Of The Oc-
caslons he had obtained q EuStE piece Of aa old
RAW 1e, Which he used in constructing, out Of
some Of the furniture Of his cell, a nachtue Tor
cteLtnE bis door. First he msde aaw OF piece
OF the non Of which his bed frame wts construct
"a. VIII! which saw he could cut Eo@t Then
pieces 1t Right anz!ra Holding one end OF Ihis in
us hand, he could thrust the square through the
inietstces Of the b41B Ct hls door, which sets In
iecess In the wall, and tuEning The indtrument
duNp, he could bring the outer angie on u linz
With the ker-hee on the outward Mde, nuu
e!ehfeen inches nom the inside Of the door. Next
he made ke5-an Improvement on his former
one-tsou n!ece OF thick tn taken from his n
ton dlsb, When new, the ration dishes hare
Two hardtes. bat a. they get old m.nJ are u.cd
a handle With wire IL 1.-THE fact not belng no
uced 0hen The dish WIS reDoyeL This key he
undc hal q wooden pulley on the shank, and
4 string Eade OF threads pulled from hi4 clothing
rassea to re angle Of tne square around pivot,
and along the angie held IN his hAnI- The whole
bethg completed. he put out his appalat1s through
the grating, 1el. lof the ke, hole by morIng hls
not nt vel, md when he palled the string A.
tnchtd to the pulley, he broke Lhe shank Of tho
keJ leaving portion Of !t IN the hole Al odacer
olseIssd tais nd also heard Williams exclsina,
loon! 1t Is al over; the d-u thing hza BROKE"
Al thts moment pRtsonsI passed hn cell. TO
whom Williams Whispered, q Fur Gods nike, pau
s1a,nea 7" Tae al saa nd easn "a ese seSossd sess
from his 3eX IN manner truly trKcnlouA piece
ea hard wood Rom his Stool WIS Aited To tho hp1e
, 1869-06-28
Erant Reaper Trial.

The largest trial uf Harvesting Machines IN the
West sluc< the grand Illinois tTiAl OF ls6s, at
Dixon. tcoI place II seda1iA, Mo-, on the ed. Esd
and eAth tnsr, under The a1sploea OF the Pcsts
County Agricultural Boeaesy. There were thirty
nine ent1itk fnr competition, corntz1stnR the very
best machines IN tue country. After = very sho1-
, 1869-06-28
Illinois Pig lxen4


HI. A. Mitchell, Superintendent OF the Chicago
Diviaion Of tho Illinois Central Railroad, showed
rs, yesterlay, . specimen OF pig Iron OF the 1rst
production Of the Grand Tower Mining and
Manufacturing Company, whose WORTH are 10
cation u Grand Tower, III, on the Mlsnasippi
River. It loota Ike very superior article Of
iron, having grain as tlne and compact "a the
best q cast ION. The mo1ka arc laid out on IN
extensive scale and hnre been some time tn pro-
cess Of construction. They have only one 1ur.
nase nnshed rs yet, but contemplate put
~ Wealthy oaeM,nsy 9Tn large area Of csal land
ble Iron land, opposite to their works IN Missouri,
and q railroad running from Grand Tower
to Carb0ndale, on the Illinois Central Road,
alstanee Of tEeuty.three mites Tho
coal used ln smelling the Iron we saW Eas that
known he the :" Big Muddy COAL and the Iron
was nom Iron Mountain, Missouri They have
hundred ton: every day a catondelet. south q
Louis, for Iron manufacturing purposes, and
tie barges on their return, load with
iron ore at point some distance below Caroudo-
let, where the rnilroad from Iron Mountain to St.
Louis nr9t tonches the t1ref.
Ne learn It Is the design OF the company to
make MI kinds Of rolled and bar Iron They also
contemplate building rail1oad on the Mississippi
side to their miDes,
, 1869-06-28

For black worms anA pimples on
the face use Ferry 8 Comedone and Plmple Rene
dy. Prepared only by Dr.. B. c. Perry, - Bond
street, New York. Sold everywhere. The trade
supplied By Wholesale medicine DEALERS
To remove moth patches, freckte1
FEecIle Lotion. Prepared only by Dr. B. c, Perry.
Sold by all druggists,
, 1869-06-28

Pftition for Disrhatat-Ira steTens Of East
UisehGratd- td-Aug1istus Kjesele. OF Cnicagn.
-iere Froeeedin9-Hugh II. STeetaer, Marshal
u. Galloway and iien1I J. Gyie, Of Chicago. IN
voluntary proceeding.
, 1869-06-28

The sale Al auction Of elghtJ acres on the coz
ne1 q AAlk,ed and FlfrJ-tlth street, IN ten Acre
blocks VIII take place at the noz1h door of the
Court ao0te, By order Of The Court, this Mondsy}
morning. II 10 oct,ck. The terms arc easy, being
onerqn2Etef caah, balance In cua, TWO and three
neut IN lind 20 nezs the city u good ono,
, 1869-06-28
THE couR1s Of LAW AND Equity.
In Bankruptcy.

The trial Of the cause OF the Huehben,er Broth.
efs =. the Providence Washington Insurance
Company was continued before Judge Davis
, 1869-06-28

Patrick PowerB =. Thomas Y. Wall. Mechanics
lien. Finding for plolnun, t492. 10 due
Edwin Il F. Armstrong =. James A. Armour.
Assumpstt Verdict for plaintiff. Damages as
eessed ut S157.7.
NEW EUlrS.
Alexander B. Hay ct al Y. Pierre Carms ct d.
Petition TO enforce mechan1t j lien upon the store
or room on the street door OF No, lis Randolph
street (KtngHbnrJ Blocl), on Lot 6, In block s.,
Original Town Of Chicago. Lien stated at 1223-24
Henry Kunlln '. Thomas Dorm. Bill for an &C.
counting and in settlement Of m alleged partner
ship In the liquor business conducted 1t No. 3l7
West Randolph street.
, 1869-06-28

The Archduke Henry, brother Of the Emperor
OF Austria, married an actress, aud ,E1S recon-
mended BY his sovereign to leave the countrY.
But the Empress Eugcnle md the Princess Met
ternlch have lnterceded, and the DO Eager En-
press Sophia also wants her son 10 come back; nntI
SO The Archduke has been forgiven, and hts wife
will heneeforth take exalted rank a1 Vienna
, 1869-06-28

int prize was awarded 70 Walter A. Woods Be1f-
fakinE Er.tcr. fron the ConpauyI Western
ot11ce, Like street, Chicago, under the manh&e-
nent OF Charles E Whitman. The following WAS
the Registered drafts Of tho leading maehlnea In
Grain.
, 1869-06-28
AUUFIOE BALES.

| Aucttoneers and Dry Gseas Cennls'
sion Merchants
ALe snd II R.ndolphst., Ghtcaxn.. n.
Valuable City Properly
| RESIDENCE LOTS
IN
| EGAN DALE,
Other Property,
To be Sold
AT AUCTION,
By Vim. 4. Buffers & Co.,
On Monday, June %. 1869, at 2 l-2
o'clock p. H., at their Salexzoou,s,
Nos. S, 2, 9 and II Randolph-st.
Third Avenue.
sehoe seetlon Addoa to Gieaes a as' Term. eSk s.
Chicago Avenue.
TWO. STORY DWELL1NG HOUSE. and 1o. sx
zda Is Z q ohssso hsss
State Street.
stan z Rlft M = e ee;hss:t q :t1 E.fan IT,: 81 gas
ND p staseSt west fn,nt Fifteenth and sS.
e. t' aassp e. t "a /. 4
balance in aad Jears II Per cent
West Randolph Street.
hi Ho TEsE SseI 4 SPsats s1t ~ ;ss xss
hSt3, fsss st;h ~ s1 Th.
A1sust III = "a H. Wah 9ase =
,No: = west RANDOLPH ST., being the e.,t h.1t
q it II h,psk 3 n o.pentsr. Addition .1l0o tee
~ Ill III 1,sd o
NUN. psy able 9narteriv-snda ii taIes. ~ -
E e IS iaI sss e. wiz + lsi
TeTms~ eaah balance, year, with Interest 1t ptr
,cnk
Twenty.ninth and Napoleon-sts.
ls5 1 apfeE fse north on Napoleon ter
Il Residence Lots, fronting soash Twenty nlnthet,
Ths .5Sys ets ~ a Ress Y Jqdse p.xs Sub
son ToWa q Rsnte II Il e. s., I'd ay
Te1mEk es.h; balance, i and ye.r.,. interest 1t
Eganda1e.
Lots s io a1a y in Block !. frontus vert Lex
Lota i. Il. Is sna il in Block 4 froutinr west On
Lots Aa "a In Bloek Ia, fronting east on Lex
Tefm,-]i eaah: balance. md ye.rs, interest It
Fl. ID 4: II Is and 1a fronting west wh.tonst
per cent |
West Polk-st,
Is 1T e. = f0t rs i e ssst s sson
nj eash down. bs1ance ID 60 days. N-' ~
Lake County, Indiana.
-: = E.ase ;, es.t IN Lsfs oSun;y. Eaaisas
as III
WM. A. BUFFERS & CO.,
AucfBnneers
, 1869-06-28

On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Jane ~, nt our
salearooms, 5, 2, . and 1 Randot pa-.1.
10 Lots on Courtlaud-st.
i5 Lots on Pferce-Av.. near Leuvftt-
8 Lots on Lfavftt-et.
o Lots on 11Itwaukcc-av.
IL Let's on Hobcy.st.
ALSO,
10 Acres, being Lot of lIambietau,s Subdi-
vision In Noxthwe>t Quarter Of Section
13s Town 40, RnnSe II.
10 Acres, being tBlock 10 In BIZ 4 nd's Anbdgyi-
Etou Of Northeast Quarter Of SECTION 29,
Town 10. RauSe 1Js ffoutin& On 3Iiwzu-
kee-Av+ sud the Rfrat HonIcvnrds-
T1t1epcstcct and free Ct all eneumbrauce oue th,td
cash; balance ln and yexrs. It rcr rent.
WA. A, BUFFERS d CO..
AuctipuetfJ.
, 1869-06-28

Many. Many Eenrr.-Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup, for children tcething, has
to fall 1t ia perfectly reliable and harmless. It
regulates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie ard yrtp1n9 10 the bowels, softens the gums
safe IN al cases, millions OF mothers can testify.
, 1869-06-28

A Thousand people hnvc been cured
Of plies within twenty foGf hours. at Dr. Woicott
Office, 13s Sonth Clark street, Chicago, with Pain
Print .
, 1869-06-28

Hazard d. Cnxxyell,s Cod Liver Oil
"a the best
Paper 1ranGinga and Window
Shades, latest styles. Paluta, oils. glass and
brushes, nj F. E RtGbJ b, 50 Randolph strcet
, 1869-06-28
PARTNERS WANTED.

pARTNFR WAFfKna "a 5 - aeA0 70 esaa RKQU1RRp,
eslAMs pztect. A ONO haK Interest EfYep Is d Eood
man tortune ean b y ade IA - tnifodnetion and
"PATEN1t" 1titQ1e Qnee
, 1869-06-28

....... BREACH OF PROMISE. .........
The case Instituted on Friday BY Ellen Doyle,
one John Gnmes being defendant, In which $4,000
o, promise Of marriage. The deferdant would
appear from the declaration to be wldower since
March, 1863 The plaintln alleges promise 10
marry within few days niter the death OF the
defendant's nrst wife, aud q refusal upon demand
tor his hand under the contract claiming not only
refusal, out marriage with sone other wo-
HAL
, 1869-06-28

VAETED-TO RKNT-lno FRET OF ROOM.
W With hfeAH1 power CAu tp-4sy a& ~ IAke It
= F. PIERCE %,
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Sheriff Sale.

ny virtue of a general execution to me de
d. rected, issued from the office OF the Cierk
Poweshiek and state OF Iowa, IN favor OF =,
Lamb 4 Son, and against Reuben Titsworth,I
hove levied upon az the rg nrnnertv as the
property of the said Reuben ELLSWORTH to-Wlt:
The northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
of section thrty-one Oh, In township eighty.
one (SD. north Of range three 90, west of the 9Th
D. M: also, commencing at corner situated
one hundred and twenty rods due north Of the
southeast corner of section thirty-one (3l), in
TOWNSHIP D and range aforesaid, thence running
north one hundred and twenty rods, thence
west fifty-three Il rods, thence south one hun
bred and twenty rods, thence east nfty three "a
rods, to the place OF beginning; also thirty
acres off the east port of the northwest quarter
Of the porh IN
west of the 9TH p. m, the same being strip the
the full length of the said forty acres; also, the
section thirty -one sd, in township eighty -one
(SD, north Of range three 49, west of the 9Th p.
IN; also the east hal If 90 of the southeast quar-
ter ca Of see. number thirty 900, III township
eighty-on (sD, north of range three (s), west
ofthe 9Th p. M; also the southwest quarter OF
the southeast quarter Of section thirty, In
cighty-One (Sl) north of range two,
west OF the 9TH p: M, cept ten acres Off of the
west side of said forty: also the north halt Of
the northwest quarter of the northwest quar-
ter. of section thirty-two t32 in township
cighty-one SD. north of range three 90 west of
the 9Th p. M, containing in all two hundred
and eighty acres, more or less, with the appur-
tenanceS situated thereon, in Cedar county,
Iowa. Also lot mum Der three 81 in block num-
Der twenty eight (2S}, with the appurtenances
situated thereon, in Upton, Cedar county,
Iowa.
And shall Offer the same for sale, at the Court
House door in the town OF Upton, IN sald
Cedar county. on Wednesday, the 9th day of
June. A. d., 1863. at II O'Clock NJ. of said day,
to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
''''o>' ''''' JOHN H. SHEARER,
GOVT Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa,
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Good Farm for Sale.

rEN1E FINEST IMPROVED FARM in Cedar
l county, for sale. Is situated II miles west
Of Upton, an. consists OF eighty acres all IN
der f"n"". cone hundrcdr Us Of which is heliacl
and divided into four fields.
On tho farm n ncver-ftiIinr spring. and
Two WelIs--OIe at the house and the other at
the barn. An orchard Of lpt bearing apple
trees OF the most choice varieties: also rl,ilns
cherries, CurTantS, Strawberries, raSpberiies
gooseh"rricS, and grapes Fifteen acres of the
land contain IA splendid growth of young tim
Der. The house Is new one; finely finished
contains six rooms pantry, closets and pres
SEES; under which is n good dry cellar imperyi-
Gus 10 frost. new bank barn, size 32X1G fee
with floor ANA grancricS complete, and stab
ling for Ii head Of hOrsoc. Also. all necessary
outbutldings. such as sheds, sites. woodhOuse,
ne. Also q new picket fence.
dressed and painted. enclosing housc-yard and
garden. public road passes the buildings.
For price and terms enquire Of the subscri-
Der, living on the farm.
Nov. 5, lsGsm3 ClIAS. s. FUNK.
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Original Notice


AGAINST ,lar county low,
r" T. stanley, Defondant) Angus, Term, 1859.
Two +, +. STANLEY, Defendant: You are
hriepE notified that there is now on file in
we ono" of IN" Clerk of the Circuit Court in
Rhu ipf IN" county of Cedar in the state of
lnNii' Il petition of John Heald, plaintiff,
'!t.lill!G bl You the sum of two hundred and
stAN d"ilaFS as money Justly due plaintiff
from you on certain promissory note cNacut-
"H NY you 10 him on the 18th of July. 1867, for
the SUM of three hundred dollars, due six
months from date with ten per cent. interest
Now unless you appear to said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon 81 me second
day OF the next term of said Court, to he begun
and held at Upton, in said county, on the 23G
day of August. 1860, u default will be entered
against You and Judgment rendered thereon
in accordance with the PRAYER Of said petition
WOLF K LANDr.
Newt Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-03
SHERIFF SALE.

by virtue of special execution to me di-
- rected. issued FROM the office Of the Clerk
81 the alrcult Court, in and for the county OF
,edtf and State of Iowa: in favor of Lavina
Snlth, aud against Daniel Frederick and
NARY Frederick. have levied upon the fol-
lowing property as the property OF the said
Lot number six 90 and the north half ~ OF
iot number hive ri in block number nine fG2 in
Iowa. '''
And shall offer the same for SALE at the court
mousse door IN the town of Upton. in said
sne}iiSt m Saturday the Et.t d&N OF Jur&
s20a, ~ one ~@}neh r. NJ XIII said aAy toFa i.
ny saint execution ana costs taat MAJ s.serts,
Dated Ills "a day Of Mas. A r. t.#n.
dQktE Ia StIEAEER
.'E9tS %7rsstf' ar I'd. E t-Fs5rrr.- $780,.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-03
q 80 { 3 3 3 8 $50 3

= To THE wonK no Glass; am now prepared 70
furnish ali classes with constant employment at their
homes the whole of the time, or for the spare no
ments Business new, light ana pr9ht ~. ,.t =,
cents 10 a. per evening easily earned by persons q
either sex and the boys and girls earn nearly as mcn
as men Great inducements are offered those wno
will devote their whole time to the business ana tnat
every person who this notice. may SEND me tneI
address and test the business for themselves, maxi
the following UNPARALLELED offer: To all who are not
well satisfied with the business, will send TO- pay
for the trouble of writing me. Full particulars urec
tons Sc sent free Samples sent by mail for 70 cts.
Address +. G. ALLEN, Augusta Me.