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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-19
We
APPAREL d clar;fer lie vin de came.

wv " ~ ~ sss
J'ai lhonneur d'ofrir aux habitants de cet,c
paroisse ct des paroisses ~voisines mon
Apparel d clarifer R Yin de came.
Get Apparel! d gsz suIfureux, pa,en,e, comm
de beaucoup ct employs ayec Ie plus grand
success, fonctionne dams la perfection. II ne
derange pas le vim de canine dams son par.
cours, ~n'occupe Qu'un espace de 20 ponces
cares, refoule lie gaZ dams 8 pieds ct 3 pieds J
de profondeur, refroidit autant qn'il est neces-
saire lie gaz pour alder 4 Ia condensation.
Get APPAREL en- bois 81 en- plomb offre les
garanties voulues de duree'
lie prix est de $3.50, sill est fourni par moi
81 l'habitant le fabrique lui.meme, je reserve
500 CONNIE droit de patente ct privilege
d'inventeur.
Dams une sucrerie GU il y a un movement
dc pompe etabIi, Pappareil peut a,re place ct
fonctionner dams une dem hsure.
L1labi'ant qui ne serait point ~sa,i.fait de
pefficacile de mon APPAREL pourrait Ie rem
voyez sans granite ct sans payer.
CONNIE je ne puts snffire aux nombrerses
ct journalieres commandes, j'au,ori<e phabi-
tant, tout on s~auvegardant mon privilege ct
mon dseit de paten,e ct d'inyen,eur, q en-
fabriquer IN lui-meme.
Quant aux personnes qui ne lie c0nnaissent
point encore, Giles peuvent Sc renseigner
aupres dc MAJ. Webre frsres, J. Gabrielle,
Ne!vil Lebeuf, Ferry, FIoren, Fortier, SEVERN
Iregue, etc, tous p'an,eurs, habitants, su-
oriers ct hommss comp9tents.
Nous prions NM. les hsbitants de faire leur
commando 10 plus tot possible.
On demande des agents pour les paroisses
voisInes.
~S'adreaser ! NJ. Philippe PaiIle, Saint
Jacques, habitation M. B. Cantrelle,-Can.
lrelle P. O.
PHLIPrE PA1L1E
Mecanicien sucrier.
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Emile Legendre F. p. pocba
orIeans 70. Convent r. o
oox l%o9' St. James.
Lcgcndrc g. Poche
Attorneys at Law
Offices: No. 25 Royal Street, New.orleans.
st James Parish, at F.. p. Poche's resi-.
oe"ce 'eaf '!e Courthouse. ap IL.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-19
Commercial.

Nous appelons encore une fois ~l'atten-
ton DIES habi'aats ct des marchands sur la
1Hd'son de Commission Bloch EFT CHrEr1EN
90 Rue Peters, Nouvelle. Orleans.
Au reste, cet,e maison, Pune DIES plus com.
p'alsantes ct DIES mieux eiendues de Ia willie,
envoie cllaqne semaine ru prir cou,am anx
de la Champagne. Perseverance a
Iaqnellc on he nous await gusre accoulumes.
N'oublions pas Bloch Ell Clrelien.
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$1,000 y, n ,1E ", a RI J..

G7 n II D..
'WI.VVO For any case Of Blind Bleed.
ing, Itching. or liberated Piles that Dc
Ising's Pile Remedy fails 10 cure. II is
prepared expressly to cure the Piles and moth.
ing else, and has cured cases of over 20 wears
standing. Sold by all Druggists.
VIA FUGA.
DE- BIse's Via Fuga is the pure Juices of
Banks, Herbs, Roots, and Berries, for
CONsUM PTION.
Inflammation Of The Lungs; all Liver. Kid.
nney, and Bladder diseases, organic Weakness,
Female Affections, General Debility, and ali
complaints Of the Urinary Organs in Male and
Female, producing Dyspepsia, Cosivsness,
Gravel, Dropsy and Scrofula, which most
generally terminate in Consumptiye Decline
Il pulifies and enriches the Blood, The BiIIiarv.
Glandular and Secretive System; Correcis
and Strengthens the Nervous and Muscnlar
forces il acts like . charm on weak, nervous
and debilitated females, both young and Old
None should be without it. Sold eyerywhers.
.AboaA1osY-l42 Franklin St., B.l,imac.
w. Augl3-7o
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HelcekiN Store.
Habitation Copponex & Co.

M-Jacques, Rive Gauche,
Ce Magasin, qui Went de s'ouvrir, es, un
des mlenx assor,is de la campagne.
On y tronve des Marchnndises siches de tout
genre, ct nnc GROCEEIE complete e, par.
faiteinent a%ssoltie.
Wins ct Liquors dc premier choix,
Auc prir les plus ra%isonnables.
M. Felix Onbre, lie commits de l'HELVETIA
STOKE, Terra tout son possible pour CONTENDER
les anis ct clients qni voudron, bien lhonorer
dc 'chr Vl>Ite. 81 mai-7O.
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MARTIAL VAUDEVILLE, cordonnier
lv- e, bother, pres de l'habita,ion de NJ.
Edmond alonin, d IN quart de mile de
l'Ea'iHn ss!nl.Michel.
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s4M.E P[0nlcNrs.

M. d. l.. EHRMANN. de StJean-Bap,iste, a
I honneur de prGvenir MN. les hab,tants quil n cons
tamment en- main d-s Chnudicrts de seconde main 4
pix modere, ct qu'il ~achetera Ia vieiile font- a Sl2.O0
lie tonnean ct les vieilles iertaiiles il $500 le tonnean,
90 av.-701
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Tente 0n rab0;s.
Four CAUSE DE LIQUIDATION!
10 pour cent au-dcssOus
dN cOUrs!

NJ. JOACHIM ROME avertil Messieurs lie.
habi'ants ct domicilies de la paroisse Saint
jacques quill vendra, a partir d'auionrd'Iui,
les marchandises nombrenses ct variees auj
co'nrosent son magasin, a dix pour cent au-
deSsous du con,s ortiinai,e.
C'est une excellen,e occasion pour tons.
II a lie la g%rocerie, de la mercerie, dies
mafchandlses seches de toute sotle: indiennes.
la'nages, %cotons, co,onnades, chaussures, etc,
etc, etc.
Occasion nniqnei
Venez. voyez, ct vous acleterez!
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FORGE SAlNT.JOSCPU.
HabitatiOn Anaa.t EBOu yxcOis.
81. Jacques. Rire gauche.

NJ. l.. Edonard Pochf, meranicien ct for.
geron, avertit les llabi'an,s de la %paroisse, Quill
Went douvrir son a,clier sur Fila bi,atiol de
M. Amanl Bourgeois.
II Sc rendfa a pappel des habitants pour
PREPARATION de machines, bouilIoires, etc.
LES travanx de forge seront promptement ct
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES executes. ! JUN 10.
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j. 4. GAUDET

BUREAU Paroisse st-Jacques, rive drcite, cinq miles
Z. o.
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81. Mary Jefferson College,
OF ST. JAMES. LOUISIANA

This Institution has jus, opened its Session
OF lS7o-7l; and lile Glasses, under an ans-
mented corps of Professors, are being rapidly
organized.
Parents and Guardians who hold back their
children lron apprehen>ions Of the Yellow
iever,are informed thai ,h,t ma'ady is unknown
IN ,''ls parish; and they are respectfully
reminded OF the grea, importance TO the pupils
themselves, Of joining their classes as early as
possible.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-17
Funding the Public Debt.

The Funding bill, as it passed the SEN
ate, March llth, provides for All issue of
$500, Ooo.o 900 coupon or registered ten
forty year bonds, bearing 5 per cent,
coin interest, for disposal in the United
States or Europe, at not less than par
value in coin, or in exchange for five
twenty bonds Of equal aggregate par
value; Also for $4oO, 100000 Of fifteen
forty year bonds, bearing A per cent,
coin interest, for similar disposal at not
less than par value for coin, or redemp-
ton OF bonds bearing higher rate OF
interest; also, for an issue Of $4OO, 900, :
600 Of twenty forty yesr bonds, bearing
four per cent, coin interest, for similar
disposal At not less than par value for
coin, or the redemption Of outstanding
bonds. A further issue OF Of the last
named bonds Is authorized at the dis.
cretion Of the Secretary ofthe Treasury.
provided the aggregate debt of the Unit
ed States il not thereby increased. All
these bonds are to be entirely exempt
from taxation. The Secretary Of the
Treasury is authorized to appoint agents
In the United States for the negotiation
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Mt. Pleasant Insane Hospital; and to
amend Sec. 3ll2 of the Revision. Four
bills passed: Appropriating So, 1000 for
the Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Council
Bluff; repeating IAN Act to incorporate
the State Bank ofIowa;" repeating
on Act authorizing general banking In
Iowa; and providing for the purchase
of Greene's Supreme Court Reports.
After making the railroad tariff bill the
special order for March 18th, the Senate
adjourned until Monday.
HoUsE.-Bills were introduced in re-.
lation to township assessors; and for
payment of damages arising from the
construction Of mill dams. The only
bill which passed was in relation to GER
tain tax levies in Tama county. The
bill relating to the death penalty, pro-
posing to leave with juries the decision
as to the measure of punishment in
murder cases, after lengthy discussion,
failed to pass.
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of these bonds, and sum not exceeding
one half Of one PER cent, Is appropriated
to pay expenses of preparing, Issuing
and disposing Of the same. One hund-
red aud fifty million dollars annually OF
duties on imported goods applied to the
payment of interest or reduction OF
the principal of the public debt, ana
United States bonds now held as sink
ing fund in the Treasury, Is well as
those hereafter purchased, shall be
Cancelled aud destroyed. On and after
the LIST Of October next, registered bonds
of any denomination not less than ST.
600, issued under the provisions OF this
oct, are to be deposited with the Treasu-
rer as security for the circulation or the
National Banks. The charter OF those
banks which do not comply with this
provision within one year from the
passage Of this act to be forfeited; pro-
vided the banks shall be allowed, upon
giving thirty days notice to the Comp
troller Of the Currency, to deposit legal
tender notes with the Treasurer to the
amount of outstanding circulation, and
take up the bonds pledged for its re-
demption; aud provided further, that
not more than one third Of the bonds
deposited by any bank, as such security.
shall be of either of the classes Of bonds
hereby authorized, on which the max
inum interest Is fixed at A or S per cent.
per annum. The amount Of circulating
notes received by. any bank shall not
exceed eighty I'er centum OF the par
value Of bonds deposited. The last Sec
t,uu authorizes banks TO he "rsonissd
and do business on depositing $50, 600 i'll
United States notes with the Comptrol-
Ter of the currency, in exchange for four
per cent. bonds, and receive circulating
notes the same as other banks, without
respect to limitations of aggregate cir
culation of national currency provided.
however, that as circulation notes are
issued under this section, an equal
amount of United States notes shall be
Cancelled and destroyed.-Chicdgo
Journal.
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SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue OF special execution to me direct
ed issued from the office of the CLERK OF the lir-
emit Court i'm and for the County of Cedar ana
state Iowa i'm favor John stout and aGai MS
lowing property rs the property Of the said >
w Young. Admir-, to wit: -,
That part Of the northeast 4 otsection "a. IN
township s., ranM 4, described as follows:
Commencing at the southwest corner OF iot
number H. in block G of the town Of lriquois,
Cedar county, and running thence in south
erly direction with Cherry street, sixty-hine
60 feet to the line of railroad switch. thence
east with said switch to the subdivision me
running north and south through the north,
east quarter of said section, thence with sald
line to the south side OF said lot Ii fourteen,
thence west to the place Of beginning, situated
In Cedar county, Iowa. .
And shall offer the same for xnle Mt the
Court House door in the town q Ilpion IN
said county, on saturday, the Ind day OF
April, A. d. 1870, at 10 o'clock a. m OF said day,
to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this I'd day Of March, A: .. 1870:
JOHN u. SHEARER,
Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
Per A. 3. MAYNARD. Deputy. 3wll
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Original Notice.


JANE LODGE, Plaintiff, District Court
George B ssn,ns' Admir- of iowa. June 4,
the estate of Samuel Slem- 1870.
mons, deceased, ct al, De-
PENDANTS.
TINO George Barrett, administrator OF the
estate of Samuel Siemmons. deceased,
r. Siemmons, John Slemmons, clara STEM
mons. Mary Slemmons, Sarah Melvin, Mar
tina NJ. Barrett Marguerite A Harvey. Eliza
beth Lowry. Samuel II Melvin, Charles d
Harvey, George ID. Barrett and Israel II Low
ry, Defendants:
You are hereby notified that there's now on
file in the office of the Clerk of the District
Court in and for the County of Cedar. in the
State of Iowa. a petition OF Jane Lodge. Plain
tilt, claiming Of You the specific performance
of a certain contract entered into by the above
named Samuel SlemmOns on or about the 18th
day of October 1865, for the sale to plaintiff Of
the real estate situated in Cedar county, Iowa.
and described as follows, to wit: The north
halfofthe northeast quarter OF section eighteen
nS) in township seventy-nine (79), north OF
range one ID, west OF the 9Th p. M, containing
80 acres more or less, according to government
survey; and praying that the said George b
Barrett, administrator Of the estate Of Samuel
Slemmons, deceased. be authorized, empower
ed and directed to execute and deliver to plain
tiff n good and sufficient deed for said real
estate, according to the terms OF said agree
ment, and for further relief as prayed for In
said petition.
Now unless yon appear to said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon Of the second
day of the next term OF said Court. to be begun
and held at Upton, in said county. on the 18th
day. Of June. 1870: default will be entered
against you, and judgment rendered thereon
and decree entered therein in accordance with
the prayer Of said petition.
4wll WOLF& LANDT. Attys for Plff.
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IOWA ITEMS.

Mt. Pleasant raised its license from
fifty to five hundred dollars for each
billiard table. This put an end to the
business in that town.
Barrctt's Warranted Hair Restora-
tive
A lead mine has been discovered in
the vicinity Of Elkader; and vein of
coal has been discovered near Oxford,
/ Tama county.
The first class use Barrett's.
At Wilton, the Citizens Ticket was
successful by from 40 to l35 majority.
This is a victory in favor of licensing
saloons.
Old men use Barrett's.
At the election in Cedar Rapids, w.
Il. Leach was elected Mayor: $50, 900
was voted to secure the location of the
railroad machine shops: and Kingston
Oh the west side was annexed
Barrett's produces but one shade.
In Muscatine, the Democracy succeed
ed in gaining partial victory. They
CNI'Sh WV AldtliIlCA, VIZ L oii,S JduSe
and the Wharf master. The rest of the
ticket was Republican, ten in number.
Barretts is not dye.
In the burlington University" it /.
claimed they have adopted the Six
teenth Amendment in advance. They
pay the fema portion Of their faculty
equal wages with the males.
In the Iowa election this fall there
will be ten State officers to elect, and
possibly eleven, rs follows: Secretary OF
State, Treasurer, Auditor Of State, Reg.
lister of State Land ONCE, three Supreme
Judges. Attorney General, Reporter ol
the Supreme Court and Clerk Of the
Supreme Court.
The Montana Standard says; 1.-THE
Parsons College" is likely to 60 to Mar.
shailtown, which city has pledged $75,
600 to secure it. Messrs. Woodbury.
Boardman and Hager contributed each
So, 600 TO this end. or such are enter
prising towns made"
Mics Mary K Spencer, Engrossing
Clerk Of the House 1t Dos Moines, 10
performing her duties handsomely. On
the sth inst. she carried message from
the House to the Senate, was announc-
"a by the Doorkseper, addressed the
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

One ofthe st. Louis banks last Thues.
day resumed specie payment.
The steamship City of Boston is no"
believed, in London, to be certainly lost.
The Rhode Island Republican State
Convention renominated all the present
State officers.
The missing Bremen steamer Schmid,
arrived at New York Friday forenoon.
She was thought to have been lost, hav.
ing been on her voyage fifty-one days.
Secretary Boutwell, 10 greatly pleased
with the passage of the Funding bill.
He does not objec, to the amendment
adopted by the Senate, and says he can
negotiate the bonds for one-half of one
per cent.
The fate of the House Army Reduction
ton bill is considered doubtful in the
Senate, as is that Of the Senate Funding
bill in the House. Material amend
ments will probably be made to both
those measures before they finally be-
| come laws.
The inhuman Captain Of the British
steamer Bombay, who ran into aud
sank the United States steamer Oneida,
in japanese waters, has been suspended
by the British naval authorities, on &C.
count of his heartless conduct in tina,
affair.
Gold transactions In wall street on the
9th last amounted to ss6, 005, 900, and
the marke, was wildly excited, Oh a
range Of prices between 1lOi and 1ll!
| 4 rumor that Napoleon was dead put
the premium to its highest notch; and
| the indication that the Senate would
pass the Funding bill brought The
premium down again to its lowest
During the day the Government sold
$l'OOO'COo at 1000.
The House of Representatives last
, Monday passed resolution, paying
I Mrs. ex Secretary Stanton $1,000 as
gratuity, that being the amount Of the
! first year. salary as Associate jus tee o
the Supreme Court, the position t
which Mr.. Stanton had been apl ointed ;
few days before his death.
The determination of Congressman
rxp tfat pRal u Xf
z ma, will recommend an Indian a.
cadet, and the Delegate from Wyoming
declares that he will appoint a woman
The Pope Of Rome has isued his in
diligence, and whoever. while confess
ing and receiving the sacrament Of the
Lords supper, shall repeat the Ave fifty
times and the Lords Prayer five times a
day for week, in hope of the council
being brought to n sue, essful issue, is t,
receive full dissolution for his own sin.
or those of any dead peason whom h.
may wish to benefit.
Hon. VIM. II. Seward. who had de
cllned public reception, was enthusi
astically cheered 10y Il crowd of citizens
upon his arrival at Auburn, n. Y, last
week He has promised to give hi.
neighbors an account of his tour.
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An over-scrupulous young lady
who will not receive = stolen look.
The New York Sun believes Grant
has just force enough to split the radical
party to pieces! Heaven speed him.
Dubuque Herald,
In which case the Davenport Gazette
believes, also, that he has just force
enough to re-unite the parts harmon
lously. In this, likewise, may Heaven
speed him! In whatever direction he
has acted. SO far, he has proved himself
essentially man Of force.
The Detroit merchants have united in
IN agreement TO make change" here
after In silver. Many dealers in New
York are doing likewise. We will be
back to specie payment before we are
really aware Of it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-17
Retrospective.

Tho following extract taken from
Gov. Merrill's Inaugural Address pre-
sents q retrospective view of our State
which for comprehensiveness in idea,
yet conciseness in statement, is seldom
equaled and never excelled:
The progress Of our State in the past,
and the grandeur of the work before us,
can scarcely be realized. Within the
memory of many of US, this vast domain,
reaching from river to river, lay in its
pristine beauty, untrodden save by the
foot Of the Indian and the trapper, who
left scarce trace Of their footsteps or q
mark oftheir hands upon it. Here It
lay from the creation of the world till
our time, its varied and mighty resour-
ces slumbering through countless ages,
waiting for the stroke Of the SaxOn's
arm to awaken into Il bounteous life,
prolific with blessings. 1t waJ reserved
for Us to see it, under the magic touch
of the Iaborer's hand, yield its garnered
wealth with n profusion which has
beckoned capital and skill. We have
seen commerce follow the plow. and the
ssttssaam R aRHhl rt ite we HavlsaeQR tbs
thrifty homes of million Of people
skirting our woodlands and dvtting our
prairies; we have seen towns and cities
spring up in rapid succession; We have
seen the school house and the sanctuary
in all our new communities; We have
seen colleges and seminaries of learning
reach degree of prosperity and breadth
OF Influence, in score of years, which
more ancient and renowned institutions
Of learning had not attained until CEN
turtles had passed over them.
Within our memory this State has
gathered population equal to that of
the State OF New York after it had been
settled two hundred years. Starting
nearly two hundred years later, Iowa
has nearly overtaken Massachusetts.
And yet our progress and development
have but just commenced. The posi-
bilities OF our future are bewildering to
contemplate. Only one acre in six has
been put under cultivation. Our water
power for the most part still lies idle.
Our coal beds, among the broadest and
deepest in the world, still hold undis-
turbed their exhaustless wealth; aud
these magnificent resources are SO stu.
ated that their rapid development is
inevitable. Here they lie with q great
river on either side, and with natural
highways to the great lakes which need
only to be improved to afford our pro-
ductions easy aud cheap transporta-
ton.
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SHERIFF SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF SPECIAL EXECUTION
Is to me directed, issued from the Office Of the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court, In and fol the Coun-
ty OF Cedar and state OF Iowa. In favor OF w.
Kenyon, and against VIM H Boyce. have lev.
led upon the following property as the prop
The southeast quarter 20 OF the southeast
quarter 70 Of section number twenty-three
(23), in township humble eighty (s0l range no.
acres situated in Cedar county, Iowa;
And shall offer the same for sale AT the
Court House door in the town OF Upton, In
said county, on saturday. the End day OF
April, A. D. 1870, at 10 o'clock a. IN. of said day,
to satisfy said execution and the costs that may
accrue thereon.
JOHN d. SHEARER,
3wll Sheriff OF Cedar County, Iowa.
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Johnson's Anodyne Liniment, IL with.
OUT doubt, the safest, surest, and best
remedy that has never been invented
LOT internal and external use. 1t is ap-
piicabIe to great variety Of complains,
ana IL equally beneficial for man OF
beast.
We have seen Il stated In various
papers througout the country. that
Agents for the sale OF 4Shevioun's Cuv.
airy Condition POWDERS were authorized
to refund the money to any person who
should use them aud not be satisfied with
the result. We doubted this Ut first, but
tne proprietors authorize US 70 say that
1t Is true.
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president, was recognized by him ~
Miss Clerk" and in a clear, distinct
voice, read the document In the usual
way. This Is the first instance of the
kind in the history of the western
world.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue OF q general execution TO me d.
rected, issued tom the ONCE Of the Clerk ofthe
Circuit Court, IN and for the County Of Cedar
and state Of Iowa, In favor OF James H. Roth.
rock and against Abraham Swadener. / have
levied upon the following property as the prop
The east half OF the Northeast quarter OF sec
ton t35), township 50, north, range 3, west OF
9Th p. m, containing - acres, situated In Cedar
county. Iowa. f
And shall offer the same for sale at tho
Court House door, in the town of Upton, in
said county, on Saturday, the End day OF
April, A. d. 1870 at 10 O'Clock q. m. OF said day,
TO satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
JOHN ID. EHEARER.
Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
Per A MAYNARD. Deputy. SwA