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PROPOSALS FOR MATTRESSES


NAVY hKPARrNEkr,l
BuRrAr or PRovisrSss. Az. APP GtoT ,sdss.
Sealed Propo,aIs, Endorsed ''Propossis Tor Mat.
IT, .ses." Will be received at this Bureau unit | 2
$50. Of Tor he sappiy 81 sis FSoSsanS sst.fessss
three ihous aud We undrcd Of the same 10 be de.
i've W PSad.pha Esyt YaIa .Sd
Seven hundred Of the Msar,sses 20 be delivered
each and The bsisness. twenty eight huSdred, are
to DO delivered without eoysI-; The Mattresses
Navy Yards must have ons cover each.
Bach Mattress must weigh ten pounds, including
.iekinT. which Is to be cut six feet six inches In
twenty .nins inches IN Width. The hair, licking,
:, s'a %rsG pSs Is fS SS. & aH a
Boston, and at this Bureau.
0ns thousand mattresss. must DO delivered a,
Navy, Yard. Philadelphia, and ave huadrcd at
the Boston Navy Yard, within thirty days, aud
he balance within ninety days, from tho date Of
Bonds. with approved security. will be required
WhLia from per smo ssn. " .s sSS, w =:
collateral security for the due performances Of the
contract. which observation ylll not b. paid until
Every offer must be accompanied by . written
suarautee signed by one q ,aore rssPop,ible per.
bid be accepted. enter Into an Obligation within
Ave days, with good and sufetes, 70 fur
nth The articles proposed,
No proposal will be considered unless accompa.
MED BY such guarantee. and tho Department ie'
serves M right g reject any proposal unless tho
CURED By AZ, q GossrSs. Is farnishsd with tss
considered sdvsntasoOas 10 lie 6SysrDms sA' MOI
noS.lOt Chief Of Bursnu
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sdsTHE GENUINE LIEBIGys Ex-
SS TRACT OF MEAT secures gISat eeonO-
my, excellence In the preparation Of beef Ioa.
Bay noae bat that made by The "Liebig Extract OF
Meat Company" Baron Lisbig's signature on
j. hiLHAD's SONS,
oetl2.2awu 1873 Broadway. New York
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~ COUNTY. = Notice Il hereby given to
Keepers OF OIdinATles, AuttlOneeTs, Retailers.
Tables, carrying on their business in the county,
beyond the limits OF the cities Of Wellington aud
Georgetown, Apd 10 the owners Of Hackney Car
Tiagss, Onnibusses, and other vehicles for the
conveyance OF persons aud passengers In the
county, that their license will expire the Slst
Instant, and that the Treasurer Of this Court will
be In daily attendance at his office, No. AS Plf-
tesnth street, untll the 18th November, for the
purpose q renewing the sans
, 0c26.eotl5no N. CALLAN, Clerk.
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taptaIN RELATI0N TO TREsPAss.

NAyI DEPARTMENT, Sept is, 1850
The notice OF the Department having been ca led
to numsTOus and exit nsiye depTsdatOls com IN lied
upon the public lands reserved for timber for naval
purposes, lying in the States Of Louisiana, Mssls
sippi, Alabama aud PoTida, public notice Is hereby
given that Naval Ohicers and other persons have
been ordered to examine all the lands referred to-
and cause all tTespasssrs to be appTehendsd aud
prosecuted, employing the civil power, aud W ere
necessary, the military or naval forces, to assist
an bring to puBish ment such persons as may be
GR0R0E NJ Robson,
ocO.wiI Secretary Of the Navy,
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ASEcDoTE OF ADMIRAL FARRAGUT.-ThC
following anecdote Of Admiral Farragut, we
believe, has not appeared in print. While
at New Orleans, the officers OF the Susque-
hanna, probably DESTROYS OF going North,
represented the ship as greatly in need Of
repairs. A board of survey was appointed
to examine and report on her condition. In
due time the report was handed to the Ad-
miral After reading 1t over carefully, he
remarked 81 find nothing but generalities
In this report 1t does not appear that any
thing Is broken In the machinery, or that
anything Is specially wrong about her."
Then followed n dialogue between the Ad-
miral and Engineer:
Admiral. What Is the matter with the
vessel
Engineer. General debility, sir.
Admiral. That's very definite what do
you mean by general debility
Engineer. ! mean that she Is very weak
In many OF her parts, aud not safe.
Admiral. Still quite definitei now, tell me,
Is there anything wrong in her movements I
Engineer. Yes, sir she cannot be reversed;
|. O., she cannot be managed In backing her
sir.
Admiral. Is that the only thing wrong In
her movements
Engineer. Yes, sir; believe so.
Admiral. She will then answer my pur-
poseI / do not want vessel In my fleet To
move backwards.
He then tore the report into pieces. Moth.
Ing more was heard of the debility" Of the
Susquehannn.
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COMPESD OF MATERIA MEDICA
TRERkPRUTIcs
| For tho use Of STUDENTS, BY yoHNC. RILEY.
WIN. BALLANTYNE,
nos 81 90 Seventh street, near d.
EoE RENT or SALE.-ATwo.s STORY BRICK
House, with good dry basement, containing 8
rooms, aud all IN darn Improvement, on street,
between Twelfth aud Thirteeuth streets. south Side
Also, one Twr-stpry Brick, with french roof
and basement, containing rooms, only Ave mis-
uieswalk from cars ted oppo. the residence
Of Gearral BalGsh. y 7 Further informAtion apply
to ROBERT J. fLkMING,
no9.3I Builder, corner Of Fifth and SITS.
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PROPOSALS FOR LOGS.

PROPOSALS. FOR LOGS.
OFFICE CHIEF QuARrERNAsrER,l
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA, \
ST. PhpL, MisE., October q. lsp
day Of November, 1909, At St, Paul, hiun.. lOfiee
Of Chief ouartermaster.) and at Sioux City. Iowa,
terms and conditions, to deliver at the Saw MIL,
o. such other place Al the, post Of Fort Randall.
FIVE HuNDRED TH0GsAND t5Oo.ooc) FEET OF
LOGS.
Board measure; to square not less than eight 49,
inches At the smaller end-only the square thus de-
teInined, exclusive Of slabs to be measured.
The Boards must be from twelve tl2 TO twenty.
four t2 feet In length, sound and suitable for tim
Der and boards for bull ding purposes The time Of
will be considered In making the award.
Any Or oil bids may be rejected II regarded for
the public Interest 10 do so.
nov3 Deputy Quartermast.r Gen. U. 3. A.
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DKATH or Hon. G. A. WICKLIFRE.-The
venerable Charles A. Wlckliie, Ex-Governor
of Kentucky, died on Sunday evening last,
at the residence of his son-ln-law, Judge
Vim. M. Merrlck, In Howard county, Mary
land. Mr.. WIcklIIe was a member OF Con
gress from 1929 to 1889, and In 1861 he was
member Of the peace congress- which as.
scmbled In Washington. He had also served
his native State In the Legislature and as
Governor. Under the administration OF
President Tyler he held the position OF Post
master General.
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Painting.
DAM TIN q
NARTH OsETs.

sa "a room at the store OF Massrs. ALEX r.
SHEPHERD 4 BROS, No 400 PennsyIyania
avenue. bstyssP Tenth and Eleventh streets. where
Earth Closet Company's ma nufsotafs can DO seen,
and orders will receive prompt attention.
oo27.eolw
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LIMITED sTATHs PATENT OFFICE.
On the petition Of J. II. Pifrs, Of Bisckstonc,
h,..,eh u..tt.. ptsying for he sItsn;ion Of =
1850, for an improysment In Machines for CuttinG
Its ordered that the testimony In this case be
closed on the 15th day Of December next; that the
time ,or niipasrgumsnt: and the BEamiaeI's re-
sud that said petition be heard the 10th day OF
January next. Any person may OPPOSE this ex-
tension. SAMUEL 8. RfsHER,
no3'WSw Commiasiopsr OF Patents.
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Lost and Found.
Boarding.
Builders and Material.
s. P. WRISLEY.

s. p. WRISLEY,
tsaecessor to II. ", Hamilton 4 Co. Ne. 2i3 Penn
sylvahia Avenue,)
DEALER IN
SLATE 4 MARBLE MANTELS, BRACR.
ELS, BRACkEr SHELVES, TABLE
CRATES, SUMMER Pieces,
Young Mems Christian Kssociation
~ Butlding,
NINTH STREET. &C kHTHk STORE ABoyE D.
The public are respectfully invited to call and
examine my assortment Of goods, which is more
varied than any In this market. oe8.H
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PRE.EMprIoS LAND Fnrsos.-The Com
missioner OF the General Land ONCE, in
answer to inquiries Of the district land
officers at Grand Island, Nebraska, has
issued the following Instructions:
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u PVP, WemAIe,l having but one black SPOT,
which Is in the centre Of Its forehead. The hadsr
will be literally rewarded by Addressing ~; Q.
X. Star once. nov3.A
7 OsT-YEsTBRDAY CrUEsDAYlAFTERNoos
mont avenue, between the Treasury Department
and Massachusetts avenue, two Twe9ty Dollar
bills aud one Ten Dollar bill making fry Dol .
lars, $50 The hndsr will he hbsrAlIy rewarded
by leaving the money at AS n street, third door
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-- NOTICE TO sTockHoLDERs
~ -THk ANNUAL MEETING ofths Stock.
q III Ras .s sSs FESt rs
street, corner Of Calxert In the city Of baltimore,
on TUESDAY. 9Th November, lsse. between the
ersl business aud for the Eleeion Of Six Directors
ooroBER n, 1850. ocNAnoe
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wAsHreros, Nov. ., lsso.-Jay Cooke
400. furnish the followin= quotations OF Gov
srnmont securities;
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hI- WARRINGTON
COOPERATIVE BUILDING
DEPOSIT ASSOCIATION.
n: ssscs. L hSsT X. ~ Ii hi!
at o'eiSsf.
tn. ANNA, Report, .howins the hu.nsl.i eondi;
yssr.wiii Be .sSmii,sd. and OisIs for the ensuing
year will be chosen.
tn. sttsudapes ofevery ,toehhOidsr Is requested.
L'd'' holding '!G's III Tac ~; y sprs ss.!,.
~-os ACCOUNT OF THE LATE
% 4. aciis .iss 81 seventh .iisst and csasi
Bridge where will be pleased q 's wR RE srsssn
MOI Iw "
w-To Gas oossUMEns'
s;s sE. TIA. ss ss e.
ron 5$ss B. iS;ffsr. s.
SS surs.sly done a the shortes. notice
sgs on liberal terms Address Box s 20 rS''
r[5fs MANUSCRIPT NEATLY AND
~ accurately cops! a. The shortest ss, notice co
' as Il sss Efhlss :,I'f' v'. StEts s.
~- ERIE o.
soEpAsYs 10. ia sss.n,h street, S opposite he
PSs! oSs I'D Se 81 v "a
Whose iand. ssse been % 5,sgo.I, four ncn,h: q
q, ar., day Of November 1907 Interest the rate
S s;P?,,S 4 with Il. The sSTg.sy
Interest no" the n''' OIL ESioS. Assuary.
vN.DR. JOS. TABER JOHNSON
ment and viii bsrssitsr ave his entire attention
to tbs practice Of his profession.
Onee, corner Of Tenth and N streets.
onee nours.s tOsa nj to p. IN. e
2. m. oeo-u
~.I WOULD MOST RESPECT
fn M 81 ,hs TSss 20
osi.u WIN" - ' WIN. PULLMAN.
.~.Co U @ II Inns DRUG STORE,
~ opposite Masonic Temple. Drugs, Medi:
clues. &C., &c, cheaper than any other place.
~sREMOyED,-N N. H. Miller, Attor-
iFoas. snd:s.h.tf street. near the City Hall
~cARPETs, CURTAINS, sc.
THE LAR0EbT
ThE HosT J fssS aIfStEi fh i 81,
i.a.n Dry SG Gsod fsi k:ssl : SiS
W-o. F. CUMMINs,
AN n. isEyB BS5F i sEBF sEHEas HOUSE
s. :: ~ Fss
~- Herb Tar s.Iye,. Prepared by
oD. 6ra Ps. ps. c 81 ss snS sru
.ss by Nm A SkAf o TStiSs. corner "a Nj
,B- Half Prize. 20 Laboring People
Of the Ohio College, q Denial suTssry, al Cinsn
sse os S rs s.1 sSs s Mss,f. bsasS Sh
s~- THE II Il LING FOOL /.
40 vision. 2.sis., sHS new desire Sishsf IL
for the ailetod. sent IN sealed lei5sr enysI3Gss.
FiSS FISH S ssa: rhaSf. aP Ps .sSssa
,fsA CARD.-A Clergyman, white
| az residing IN South America as missionary,
q Nervous wsstns,s. Esfly Decay, bissSss p
hS y sad s:R Bioas S sS TI SHi
yieiou. habits. Great numbers have been cured
Ssn.a The o sas ti AZ unSS4PSsts vii ssn q
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine,
10 . sealed envelope, to any one who needs It, PRE-
OF CaAkGs. Address -
JOSEPH T. INMAy.
oe9. 8m Station D. Bible House. New York City
rTsSJs At A M E E II ia OF THE
tS Board Of Trustees Of st Viucsnt's Fem IL
Orphan Asylum, hold on the lsth instant, among
other bus ns.s was the followingG
| "RssOipti, That the president OF this board
| cause to be published In the daily papers the
amount Of income In the control Of this board, and
| the cost Of maintaining the Orphan Asylum, W Ith
the view TO correct erronsous Impressions concern
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sWsMILHAU'sG GOLDEN COD LIVER
AZ OIL. with hypO.phosphite Of Lime, a
great iInprSysment made with The best oil known.
dise'tblty' Sold by al r1ssPfYeaireIISS srSgTss.
Oet22 .2awtf 1873 Broadway, New York
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-SI.DR. RlCHAU's GOLDEN RENE
~ DIES. Use these only and save lime.
Of Sl'sAss n sHy stage Thiss hey ~ 70 eyre
cure. Ulcers. liberated Sore Throat aud Mouth,
Sore Eyes, Cutaueoqs, Erqptions, Copper eolored
blo.ches. Soreness OF the Scalp scrofula, &c, u
j. the greatest RenOvator, Alternative and Blood
Purifier knowni removes all mercury from the
system, sad leaves the blood pure and healthy.
DG. RICHAU's GOLDEN RALsAM, No, 2.
cures hereurial Afectiops. Rhsumatitm In all itt
Price Of iihor NJ. or u per bottle. or two
DIX. RiiIHAU's GOLDEN ANTIDoTE, ar,pid
snd radical cure for all Urinary dsranE enents'
DIX. R'CHAp's GOLDEN BLIXIR D'AMOUR.
radical cure for Nervous or General Debility 10
old or youuE. tmpartng energy with wonderful
effect. Price Is per bottle, or two bottles for %.
On receipt Of price these remedies WI be shipped
10 any place. Prompt attention paid to all cor
resP9ndsPts, None ssPpiss yiLhogt ths he name q
RiCHARDs, Sole Proprietor, bIown IN glass of
bottles.
,iaares. Oh, D. B. RICHARDS. O,aas ysEiek
street, New York. oel-eodly
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rtSJs At A M E E TING OF THE
- Board Of Trustee, Of -, Vlaeent,s Female
other business was the following.
"RssoiTed. That ths pre.ldsnt q this board
amount Of income In the control Of this board, aud
the cost Of maintaining tho Orphan Asylum. with
the view to correct erroneous Impressions concern
ing the revenue and expenses Of the same :"
10 furtheranee q this RESOLUTION, ! have to state
that the amount OF income IL about ", nOO the nun
Der Of inmates over $780, and the annual cost nearly
taOO. one means Of meeting the pressing de-
Der |, proximo, al Carroll Hall, aud continue two
weeks, Downright poverty l. the only excuse
against the orphans appeal. P.E BOYLE,
J. a, WALTER. President.
Secretary and Treasurer. oc2D .eOd2w
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~.C1TY REGIsTERs OFFICE,
!" wAsH,soroH, d, C., October n, 1852.
Notice hereby given thst on MONDAY. Novsm.
Der l. lisp. will expire ~ licenses gives By tbs
sion herehants, dealer. in goods. Wares, MsIehan-
disc, Li9uors By Wholesale. Hats. Caps. Boots.
Shoes, old Iron. Brass, Copper, &C. keepers OF Ten
Pin ALLEYS, Hotels, ravetns. Ordiiariss, Tipplins
hou.es, sample Rooms Rs.taptassi. B,iliarS e;
Galleries, Resident HAwkers, and Peddlers, own
ers q Hacks. Omnibu.es, Street Cars, &c. Dc.
must be promptly renewed
Deposits for licenses 70 thi. Corroration srs now
certificate will be given. upon which the City
JOHN p. COOK,
oe2seotnol7 City Register.
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t>Ss5s FOR YOUR COUGH OR COLD
~ Use MRS J1hts' COUCH MIXTURE
Warranted to give relief or money refuad.d d. For
sale BY ARTHUR sATTANs, corner 5 eond sud
ID streets, Oc2o- eOtf
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necessary to be made aud erected, until

necessary to be made and erecteu, uHti
the national debt is paid.
Resoired, That the means now In th'
State Treasury, and which may oecome
available ought to be used or greatly
reduced; that all the money that can u
saved from the national revenue, non
estly collected, should be applied to TN
reduction of the national debt, to TIL
end that the people may be relieved
from the burden of taxation as rapidly
as practicable.
prove the policy which the presen!
States has pursued.
The above resolutions were unani'
mously adopted.
On motion of d. n. Cooley, Governor
Merrill was nominated by reclamation
for re election. Great applause followed
the vote. -,
I Captain NJ. NJ. Waldron, editor of the
Appanoose Citizen, S. W. Ross, Of Coun-
eli Bluffs. and J. a. Parvin, OF Musca-
tine. were placed before the Convention
for Lieut.. Governor.
Captain Waldron was nominated on
the first ballot, several counties chang
ing their vote and making the choice
unanimous.
Mr.. McJunkin, of Washington coun-
ty, moved that Chief Justice Dillon be
nominated for reelection os Supreme
Judge. Carried by reclamation.
Judge Dillon was called to the stand
and made an eloquent speech, express.
ing thanks for the honor conferred, and
expressing pride in the patriotic and
oarnast deyotinn tn pnsaLiean piIHCI-
pies shown by radical Iowa.
A Committee of three-consisting of
Gen. Trumbull, Henry O'Connor, and
Hoyt Sherman-was appointed to wait
on Gov. Merrill, and inform him of his
nomination.
On motion of CIV, Stagle, of Fairfield,
A. S. Kissell was nominated for Super
intendent of Public Instruction by ac-
clamation.
S. J. Kirkwood made a short speech
noting the progress in Iowa in relation
to the recognition of colored men as
citizens, pointing to the colored dele
gates in the Convention.
Alexander Clark followed in glowing
words of eloquence acknowledging the
hand Of God in the freedom secured the
coIored people, and paying an earnest
tribute to Abraham Lincoln.
Gov. Merrill was escorted into the
hall, and briefly returned thanks for the
expression of confidence in him by the
Convention.
A. :. kissell followed, and after
thanking the Convention, congratulated
the State Convention on its being
awakened in the cause Of education
Throughout. Iowa.
The last browning speech was made
by Henry OConnor, who eloquently re-
viewed the past and the present of Iowa
on the questions Of slavery and caste,
and made al appeal for sympathy in be-
half of the struggling patriots of Cuba.
and the oppressed of Italy, Ireland and
all nations.
The Convention very harmonious
aud enthusiastic throughout.
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AFTERNOON Session.

The Convention re-assemblel at half
past one.
Col. John Scott WAS chosen President,
with two Vice Presidents from each
judicial dis. rict. From the eth district
II. II. clauSsen, OF Davenport, aud AL
exanJer Clark, of Musealine, Were
chosen. Mr.. Clark recruited for, and
enlisted in the Iowa colored regi
meNt.
Seven Secretaries were chosen, :. II.
Shoemaker, of the De Witt Observer.
being from the eth.
Col. Scott was escorted to the chair
and briefly addressed the Conven-
ton.
In behalf Of the committee on resolu-
tons, Hon. s. J. Kirkwood reported
the following:
Rcsoired, That we cordially endorse
the administration of Gov. Merrill a-
wis, economical and honest and that
II deserves, as it has received, the hearty
approval of the people Of Iowa.
licsOkrcI, That we unite upon Il con-
tinuance of strict and close economy in
all departments of our State Govern
nle,it, in order to the maintenance OF
the healthy financial condition to which
OUT ClUlc 1dS Attdlied uuacl helubtitdil
rule.
Rcs0lred, That the means now in
tl,c state Treasury, and which may be
come available ought To be used for tn,
purpose Of .lefraying the necessary ex
Iel,ditures of the State Government
pcou0inically administered. and for ~
other purpose; and no State taxes, o
only tire minimum absolutely required
should he levied or collected until suci
aneans are exhausted, to the end tia
that tile burden of taxation may h.
made MS light MS possible
Resolved, That we rejoice in the g!o
ri0us national victory 1858, which la
brought peace. happiness aud prosDpri
,ty to our Nation, and we heartily pi,
.i0rse the administration Of prcsideu
Grant.
Resoiced, That the Republican part,
at Iowa, being among the first since tn
close Of the Rebellion 10 Incorporate /
q State Constitution the great plincip,
al impartial suffrage, is cordially accep
al; the opportunity presented 10y til
adoption Of the 18th amendment to tn
Constitution ofthe United States, NAL
ing that principle national. ...
NJ. McCreary submitted the foilowir
res0tuSton:
Resolved. That the public expcnd
fires IT the national Government slou
i,e reduced tothe lowest sum which CT
he reached by \ system Of the u ost ri
III economy; that no money should
taken from the national treasury for Al
intern1l Improvement, or for the ere
49, egauy public building, not clear
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Administrators Notice

DtBLlC NOTICE is hereby given that the
/ undersigned have this day been appoint
ed and commissioned by the Circuit Court OF
Cedar county, in the State of Iowa, Admins
traitors of the estate of James NJ. Fawcett de-
ceased; and all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to file them
with the Clerk Of said Court, clearly stated and
duly sworn to, and within legal time, prepar-
tory TO their being allowed or proved: and per-
sons owing said estate are requested to ma k Q
immediate payment to the undersigned, and
avoid costs. a.a ID
Dated at Upton, Iowa, this l5t h day of June,
a. u. 1869. ELLEN FAWCEIT.
2Aw4 pETFR V-INGEHr' Aomre.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
WILLIAM II. TuTIIILL,

WILLIAM II. TUTHIII,
against qua 1itlet.
Edward Converse ri a.,
and unknown heirs of r.. Cedar County Dis
Converse, decd together trict Court.
with other unknown June Term, lst".
persons.
iXt,te of Io,eu Co,nnu of Cr,'nr, SIS
Fl'o EDWARD CONVERSE, Elijah Converse,
l and Charles Converse and others, un-
known heirs OF +. Converse deceased. togeth-
ell with any and all unknown persons claim
ing title TO Lots eleven and twelve in Block
ten, in the town of Upton, Cedar county,
Iowa; You and each OF you are hereby notlii-
cd that there is now on file i'll the Office OF the
Clerk of the District Court of the county Of
Cedar and state of Iowa, II petition OF " m ii.
Tuthiil, plaintitt, claiming the title and own
+ ership In fee simple of Lots eleven and twelve
in Block ten, in tho town OF Upton. in said
! county, by virtue of sundry and divers pur
ehaSes of the same made by him for delin-
! quent taxes, and two con yeyances Of the prem
iScs made l." him AZ said tax sale purchaser, by
/ the Treasurer of said county, both dated April
! 2ith, so" and ufy rcccrdid III Pook 2pages
q and - Of thu Record Of Deeds in said county.
! And you, the sud defendants, as heirs at law
of said r.. Converse. decd. or AS claimin ing title
/ To said premises through or under him. are
| hereby required to appear at the next term of
/ said District Court. To be begun and held OH
| the 9th day of December, lsGa, and show cause
why the conveyance heretofore made by the
/ Board of Commissioners of said county to the
said T.. Converse. of the premises aforesaid,
/ dated January 9Th, 1872. and recorded in Book
b. page 3l2. Of the Record Of Deeds in said
comfy, shall not he set aside and held for
naught, and that YOU, the said defendants. be
forever barred and forecloScd from any and
all cla.n of title to said premises and from any
and all equity OF redemption therein. And that
unless you appear and defend on or before
noon of the second day of the next term OF
said Court to-wit: December eth 1862 default
will be entered against YOU and {: decree
made in accordance with the prayer of the pc.
titioner. WM. II. TI-rHiII, Pl'ff
The foregoing notice has been examined and
!. hereby dnly approved in open Court, this
2iwe JAS. IL. RoTHRocK, Judge, &c.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-17

DELINQUENT TAxEs.-AlI delinquent
taxes for 1868 and all previous years.
due Cedar county, are placed n tne
hands Of b. Wilhelm, Deputy CoIiectof,
for collection. Those who have not
paid their taxes will please govern
themselves accordingly.
T.. H. POUND.
February 18th. 1859.