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New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
DHILADELPHTA REAL ESTATE.
BROAD-ST. LOTS AT AUCTION,
ON TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1871,
- byChange" IL o'clock Moo

ON TUESDAY. APRIL 25, 1871,
St PhelVha Merchants kyChnge At ~ O'CLOCK hoNa
BY NJ. THOMAS & SONS, AHctoneen
40 LO L S.
TIE attention capitalists specially called to tbs se
bens the Bosds ev poni of ve" 70 OF
them Brcad and 2O feat deep aeaef
tepd from P1kave. THIS the highest poini
ground milo the State House Che
the City Park Bosdt improved
elegant dwellings within three OF these lots " OF un
Corning ar fronts 500 fecs on Broat sho w
teet desp will sr b oGeIod vloc berg Pnal are 10y 1i5
elass hotel within OF tie station on We eotienAS
from HewNork TIE Para Cnmsoncs have ALREADY omaeGee 70
Improve the ground Of Rs Pa s for the Cen'eAlA Ieeo
Gon, the northern eutruoe OF wheh is Park-sve p,
The undergned Will he FthAyene Hotel on Ihars1a
tsy sui Saturday Ap lo "a ard ~ from to eec. VII ~ n
formation the subject can he had kI1sIOA @COal.
DEAL ESTATE AUCTION SALE.-The de-
III ghiu COUNTRY SEAT se by Oliver Wendell Holmes one
end beautiful vige Of Pei Berkshire County
a Pasn;e localities in b town. will be sod stpn1hs
Sueon WEDNESDAY 26t Of April current at o'clock m
The premises OF choice r The house eommon
'SaAte besuuful o the mo oeba'
the
and wslecee t ecad and grove ana ne e
laid might expected
Holmes desirable
eepee be obtained for the The premises also very Gts
farming gardening cheap ard stable IVesen
opportunity here offered e 10 Perha s
eoontry residence for farming purp0e for speculation S
Eds positive has IeoFe from town fe III
GEO. GAY, AuctiooeeL
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

DrrAnrxxsr on TIE IsrrRIos Oyvos op isDiix Ay,Ain
wAsHIseTos, u. c.. March 90 ls1l
EOTRTe place receiving samples under the above d
y.rut hes been change Washington c. to No lOo Da,ne
An,i Is - T. PARKER, Commissioner
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wv New York. Cork Liverpool New and full powered
oCEANIr ARCTIC. PACIFIC,
ATLANTIC, BALTIC, ADRIATIC,
5000 tons burden--3000 h. p. each.
Sailing from New York Saturdays, from Liverpool
Thursdays calling al Cork Harbor each wav.
OCEAN,, Capt. Thompson, on June 4, d2 P. M.
ATLANTIC. Capt MURRAY. June "a, at "A. M.
From the Write Star Dock Payonia Ferry, Jersey CITY,
Passenger accommodations (or all casses) unrivaled
combining safety, speed and comfort.
Saloons, stae-rooms smoking room and bathrooms In
midshp section, where least motion Is felt Surgeons and
stewardesses accompany these steamers.
Rates-Saloon, $50 in gold. Steerage 800 In currency.
Those wishing send for friends from the Old Country
obtain seernge prepaid certificates $33 currency
Passengers booked all parts Of America Paris
Hamburg Norway, Sweden, India Australia, China, &c.
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates.
Drafts from II upward.
information apply at the companvs Offices, No. 10
Broadway, New York. j. Fl. SPARKS, Agent
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ADJUSTMENTS.

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FULLER and HUGHES,
FULLER and GOODRICH,
FRED and EVA COSTELLO.
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JOHN HART and ADA RYNAN
In three acts
Grand return of all the old favores,
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and 30 others all the came night.
800 MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
MRS F. B. CoNwAY's PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN.
M Monday and during week
the Versatile Character Artist,
eN MR.. JOS MURPHY 10
HELP.
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COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
VIA PANAMA,

CoAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
pacific MAIL s II ceMrASy,s LINE TO
CARRYING IA SE;AAssssAhssorRs AND
NNS ah2it6. oEsTEAh xhEhioA, rEsU
Steamers leave 18th and so,h each MONTH except when
aSi 49,: @ e SfSs sy
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connecting All Central american and soph Pacific ports
For f s sn
na o . p, rate at ce a ans the a @ Of
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
u Atlantic Mail steamship Company.
Sailing regularly every Thursday at So'ciock P. NJ pre-
SoRho eAsTLE Captain Adam. via Na.sau, May4
MISSOURI 5spptsn g. awsfds wi.
FOR iresh or passage apply TO w n,wocp pr..,d.r,
No Bowling Green.
L,oR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
steamships S ns eass p g. Soh foot Of
& NJ steamship ISAAC BHI2 sonnecs,ns st sss
% sS sn M ns s d %
Railroad and Richmond and Danve Railroad Through pas
ali points South and Southwest
Apply at Office on pier ~ or at ONCE OF the company 1877
Greenwich street, corner OF Dey.
III
III New York and Mexican Mail steamship Line, leaving
pier IL East river al 3 r. NJ, direct TO Havana.
CITY OF MEXICO, Tim me rman. Monday, Mays
CITY OF MERIDA. Deaken SATURDAY May ~
=. AfEXxNDRE SONS, 80 Broadway.
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON sTEAMERs--T0UCHIRG
At Key West, carrying the nited States mail.
The ste amshp ARIhDNE Captain Pennington 1t pier
20 East river, viii leave Saturday, Mays. 10
Through bills OF ladlng given Houston and TO all points
the Galveston Houston and Henderson, and b. X. and
| q. Railroad.
For freish. or passage apply q =,
| DERMUDA NAIL.
ID The steamship San FRANCISCO will be despatched 70
Hamilton taking freight for ST. Georges from pier Il
river Thursday May T. A. IL O'Clock NJ
For freight or passage apply 70
"a Exchange place.
| JrOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
| 1T SOUTHERN LINE.
LoDONA, Captain H. r. Hovey,
will leave pier co. East river Saturday, May at3P
Freight for 81. Louis, Mobile and Galveston taken.
For freight PASSAGE having superior accommodasions,
apply 70 q. II. MALLORY CO..
1853 Maiden lane. New York.
The steamship viii follow from pier IS North river.
LIVINGSTON. FOX 4 co,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

" 80 North RIVER foot of vestry street
block below Desbrosses street, Jersey ferry Fare only
b0c Berhs 50c Staerooms 81 Connecting with oil rail-
roads at Albany and Troy for the West and North every
evening at six O'clock The old popular, long established
evening line.
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EXCURSIONS.
NEW YORK TO SCOTLAND, SWEDEN, NORWAY
~ and Denmark, Janel round trip $40 currency Ap-
AUGUST PETERsOHN, Manager, No. 8 Bowling Green.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

ExrLANAToRY.-ft has been sug-
gested to US that the following from our
article, Of two weeks ago in regard to
candidates before the Republican Coun-
ty Convention needs explanation:
"Mcssrs. N,fts and Beatty both serv-
ed the county during the last General
Assembly, and have their record to
speak for them, and, SO far as it goes,
the two term custom; in regard to
which, if it really does-as it certainly
should not---signify general dissatisfac-
ton with the official course Of an Off
Ger to fail to nominate him to the sec
ond term, Messrs. T. and b. will hard
ly be rejected by the Convention"
While we think that the ordinarily
careful reader will not fail to derive the
precise meaning intended from the sen
tence quoted, it is true that the same
might have been much more succinctly
set forth in two or three sentences. We
therefore translate for the benefit of our
own idea and of any one who may have
taken trouble enough to try to read our
cloudy expression of it. Here is as lit
eral a rendering as we can hit upon:
Messrs. Tufts and Beatty both served
the county during the last General
Assembly, and have their record to
speak for them. They also have the
two-term custom in their favor.
And in regard to that, il it really does
signify general dissatisfaction with the
official course of an officer to fail to
nominate him to . second term, which
we think it should not necessarily dol,
such feeling will hardly be expressed
toward Messrs. I. and B. by their rejec-
ton at the coming convention. There!
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it is neighbor that is oyerrun, the
principle Of justice should certainly
never be neglected. by giving less than
the actual amount of damage sustained
by such occupation for railroad purpo-
ses. The parties proposing to operate
road through any section of country can.
not afford to begin business with the
bad blood which any other course will
engender for the few dollars saved per
mile, and most surely do not seek any
such economy at any such cost. OF
course, the farmer cannot be the judge
in his own case; but right is right and
will not go long unrecognized, let the
decision of the question in issue come
from whence 1t will.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

FAIRS FOR ls7l.-The following rec
ord of time and place Of holding mum.
Der of the fairs the present season in
adjacent counties and towns may not be
uninteresting TO some Of our readers
The dates given in each case are the
first and last days of the Fair:
Cedar County Agricultural Society at
Upton, August Goth to Sept. LIST.
Union Agricultural Society, at Me.
chanicsville, Sept. 10th to 22d.
Linn Co.. Agricultural Society, at
Marion, Sept. 9th to 9th.
Union District Ag'l. Society, near
West Liberty, Sept. Goth to 2sth.
Rock Island Co. (Ill.O Ag'l. Associa-
ton, ut Rock Island, August 18th, to
Sept. I'd.
Scott Go. Ag'l. Society, at Davenport,
Sept. 4th to sth.
Muscatine Co., Ag'l. Society, at Mus.
catine, Sept. 10th to 2lst.
Wilton Union Fair, at Wilton, Aug.
23d, 70 18th.
State Fair, at Cedar Rapids, Sept. 18th
to 18th.
Clinton County, at Clinton, August
2sth to Sept. 1st. .... IL
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-John Fisk, L
d. Rice, Howels, De Forest, Clarence
King, Whittier and Hiram Rich, con.
tribute to the August number "Were-
wolves and Swan.-Maidens," the poem
IA Quiet Life" Their Wedding Jou:.
ney," Mountaineering In the Sierra
Nevada, !" The Singer" and "A Miller's
Madrigal." Other articles with equal
interest appear, as we'll as the usual
review of recent literature. James Il.
Osgood & Co., Boston, Publishers.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

CHExr Music heaphess aud merit
and real raluc do not often get into part
nership, but tfley'are nevertheless ASSOC
ciated in Peters Musical Monthly. This
work u f,il; every month. of choice
masic Ouse filtsen pieces, printed nom
tliiriy-aix tsll size music plates il saeh
hurnhSr. Vol. VIII began Win the Ja-
~ humber, and the publisher Offers to
send two copies-July and Augnst--tor
fifty cents. Address ]. l.. Peters, 500
Broad way, Il. Y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

COUNTY StPERvIsOR.-One candi-
date for the Office Of County Supervisor
10 to be nominated at the convention on
the 10Th ult. The retiring member of
the Board, s. w. Young, was chosen
from Center township, and in view Of
the fact that the property Of the county
10 located here, its business transacted
hare, and, to a certain extent, its inter-
ests are conferred here, 1t would seem
proper and right that his successor
should be selected from the same local
ity. Particularly since the establish
:nent Of the Poor House and its stten.
dant responsibilities devoiving upon
the county fathers, would it seem rea.
sonable that one of them should be
constantly at or near the county seat.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

RIGHT OF WAY DAMAGEs.-We are
sorry to learn that bitter feeling exists
in some part of the county on account OF
assessment OF railroad right of way
damages by the Sherif7s jury at . much
lower figure than the interested parties
considered Just. While the farmers
should feel just rs liberal toward . rail-
road that will be 50 soon and 80 great m
advantage to them when II cuts through
thei. own land as they always do when
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

THE Wilton Cronicle says: ''Dr.
N. Story living about Ave miles
south east of Upton, received serious
injury on last Saturday by falling from
a load Of hay, and striking with such
force as to produce inconsistencies and
general paralysis, which latter still
exists. The injury Is grave one but 1t
is hoped not fatal. Dr.. William in at
tendance"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

WnY?-rhe Resolute Ii. Il. C., Of Me-
-ehanicsvilie, received formal c:,al-
leuge, last week, to play match with
our boys-at least it was sent and the
Press says it was received. This is all
the way we have Of knowing, since the
lsesolutes have not thought us worthy
an answer Of any kind.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

NICE.-The fine new patent Fisher
Refrigerator that Mcssrs. Case and
Lewis are using in their store for the
purpose Of keeping in the best of condi.
ton butter for daily customers, is a
nice thing. 1t is handsome enough for
piece Of parlor furniture, and us con-
venient as it il handsome.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

TIE Cedar Rapids Times has poet.
He says:
1.-The boy stood on the burning deck
Beside the Captains daughter,
And gently whispered, Come my love,
Try Taylor's soda water!"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

TROUBLE IN GERMANY.-A trio of
women were noticeable on our streets
several days last week-particularlyn no
tceable from the fact that when they
came into town on horseback with the
men folks there was no perceptible diff
ference in the manner Of sitting the
sleeds between the different members
of the party-who had considerable
trouble on their hands. It seems that
an elderly man and woman aud two
grown up girls made up the family
proper. They came from somew hero,
a short time since, and purchased the
Delaplaine farm, northeast Of Upton.
But Satan entered into that Eden in
the shape of couple Of "hired hands, y
who it appears made love to the girls and
the old woman Unfortunately, and
there was trouble ia Germany. The
rater objected and was kicked out Of
doors for his pains. The woman, the
girls and the "hands'' resolved
to leave tile unaccom m odating
old man alone in his misery, and ac-
cordingly came to town, took him into
LUIS office, where, as f.u. says, "the
finer chords of his nature were touched"
and he made deed to the old lady of
three or four eighties of land in Mimi,
gave her n team, wagon and all the
necessaries for travelling, only stipulat
ing that she he of with her crew by the
next Monday. This was supposed to he
equivalent to treaty Of peace, nut the
revoter. have not yet gone, and there
are still r,ilnors of wars.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

A SPLENDID chance to get cheap
Hats-a full line Of Panama Leghorn aud
Straw Hats will he sold for less than
cost at Masterson's Big Boot Express,
where also you will find one of the
largest stocks Of Boots and Shoes of the
very best there Is in the market which
will be sold very low for cash.
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Republican County Convention.

RG0UOnuCk1M NOUAb1SJ NONVCukIOAts
rhe Republicans Of Cedar county will meet
Delegate Convention in the Court House. in
Upton, on Saturday, tho 10th day
-. a,, Of August next,
n, ii o'clock A. M. for the purpose OF putting
IN nomination candidates for the followiL
essices, viz:
one candidate for Senator Of the oath District;
Two candidates for Representatives Of the 18th
One candidate for County Auditor;
one candidate for County Treasurer;
one candidate for Sheriff;
One candidate for Supervisor;
One cand date for superintendent;
One candidate for Surveyor;
OAe candidate for Coroner;
One candidate for Drainage Com m issioner;
and for the Transaction OF such other business
~ usually comes before such convention.
The representation will be one delegate for
delegate for every fifty votes or fraction over
twenty five. east at the last general election
for Ed. Wrig ht for Secretary OF state.
The foil ewing is the number OF delegates to
which each township is entitled:
Center. Linn, 2
Glass; 2 Massilon, 3
Dayton, 8 Pioneer, 4
Fremont Red Oak, 2
Fairnsid, 2 Rochester. .
Harrington, 3 springdale. 9
Cover, Springfield,
Iowa, 3 Sugar Creek, 2
Inland.
ThsTownshtp Primary Meetings are request
ID to be bald At the usual place Of holding
saucuses, on Saturday. Auguse 18th . at 2o'clock
ciAlly desired that all Republicans TURN our
to these msetings, and see to It that their re.
11,wm"hps are g;GpsrA,yM
Chairman Of Central Committee.
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CRYSTAL FoUNT LODGE, l. o. G. r.,
Upton. Iowa, August LIST, 1871, installed
the following Offices for the ensuing
term w. c. T., S. NJ. Murray w. V.
r., Mrs. Fona James Sec, A. r.
Starrett Treas, Miss. Mollie Golden ;
r. Sec, \. p. Fleming; Chaplain, Rev.
&. +. phinney; G., Miss. Della Elliott ;
Sen, Sam'I. Elsessor.
Rev. c. f. Phinney and Jesse James
were chosen to be representatives to the
Grand Lodge, which meets at Clinton
on the Goth inst.
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DEAN, Ingmam & Young keep their
stock full and their prices down.

The walls Of the new brick on the
burned corner are completed aud the
next work in order is being fastened
forward. The appearance of the build
ing may now he noted, aud it is fine.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

"OPPosITION." THE Opposition"
b. Is. Club Of this place organized by
clecting VIM. Dean Pres, A. p. File m.
Ing Secretary, and A. II. Starrett Treas
urer.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

DELEGATES to the Republican Coun-
ty Convention will be selected at Pri-
mary meetings in the several townships
announced for one week from next Sat-
urtlay p. NJ, at 2 o'clock.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

THE LAST CALL.-A. Nj. Kirk l. Co..
Of City Drug Store notoriety, anticipate
making change In their business about
the LIST of September, and all persons
indebted to them are hereby notified to
call and settle 10y cash or note before
that time, as all outstanding business
must be closed up BY Sept. LIST, without
fail. No.3l-w2
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

RAILROAD -Mess-s. Bailey and Wat
kins, respectively Attorney and Super
tntendent Of the Northwestern Railway,
were in town Tuesday morning looking
up matters in connection with the
railway which they say their company
IL going at once to construct from Stan
wood to Upton without regard to old
road bed, right Of way, or any thing
else. Good! The more railroads, and
particularly. independent ones, and the
sooner they come, the better. We will
welcome the n. w. to Upton jubilantly,
and give 1t the finest chance in the
world to compete with the South Yves
tern, the NJ. T. A. & NJ, or any other
man.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

RooT & CADY send their bright little
Song Messenger Monthly for August,
containing, beside several pages Of spi.
cy musical and literary miscellany, the
song and chorus, Zone love, Two /
love-" the chorus for male voices,
Grown the Song King !" and . slee, !
quartet and . quartet and chorus.
Terms 81 per year. Address Root Il Ca
dy, Chicago.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

IN recent number of the Mercury, a
paper published at Nillisca, Montgom-
cry Co., Iowa, we notice n lengthy de-
scription of fine new building just
erected by our former townsman, Mr.
Geo. Z. Ingman, an extract from which
is as follows:
1.-The building 10 one of the suberb
structures in the State Of Iowa. Its
dimensions are as follows:-Extreme
length Of building 80 feet, width % fees
sales room 60 feet, depth from ceiling to
floor IL feet. The cellar is 2Ox22 feet,
with stone walls. The entire structure
rests on founda ton Of solid masonary.
In sales room there are two ornamental
centre circles, "A feet in diameter), made
of imported Plaster Paris, and executed
in the best style Of the art"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

A NEW REPUBLICAN PAPER IN TIP
ToN.-The burlesque prospectus, which
was written by, and published last week
at the request Of, q Republican friend,
of course referred to the new Republican
paper, the starting Of which at Upton
by Messrs. VIM. II. Morrow and jesse
James has for some time been com.
mon topic of conversation. While the
burlesque referred to may have made
some palpablc hits, for our own part we
prefer to say what little we have to offer
upon the subject in different and more
dignified manner, and therefore this:
The gentlemen named above are, we
suppose-they certainly have been-our
personal friends. One of them is post
master at Upton the other is serving
his third term as County Recorder.
Whatever they Individually have and
are they owe to the party in the service
of which the work of the ADVERTISER
for years has only been limited by its
ability. They now propose to start the
second Republican paper in a field
which any one of the least experience
knows is not large for one, and with
the avowed intention of making it the
one as indeed they must do If they do
anything permanently. This they have
perfect right to do, and if any one
supposes we are going to whine if they
choose to exercise that right, he is badly
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

FARM IMPLEMENTS.-It is simply
wonderful how great variety andextent
of instruments. implements and ma
chimes have been invented TO assist in
performing the work of the new world
agriculture, and its attendant indus,
tries, in doors and out. The hoes and
rakes, shovels aud picks, plows and
harrows, reapers and mowers, rake.s
and stackers, threshers and grinders,
mops and brooms, churns and washers,
wringers and rubbers, hog tanners and
cherry pitters, halter bitches and COW
mixers, cheese presses, corn shelters,
feed steamers, etc, ETC., al Hbituna,
could they all be passed in review would
fill one with wonder, tire his eyes and
puzzle his brain. There is no one place
where such leview could be made, but
just step into Reichert Bros. and you
will see fair beginning toward it.
This firm keeps all the popular nipple
ments and machinery of the day, as
we'll as a large stock Of shelf hardware,
cutlery, tinware, stoves, &c.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03
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On Thursday. July eth .ls7I, at the Lutheran
parsonage in Upton, CEDAR county, IGwa, by
Rev. ]. ". Henderson, Mr.. William Wfnn and
Miss Susie Lewis. -. 1851. ~ .. ..
ON saturday July 18th. 1871, At the Lutheran
parsonage in Upton, Cedar county, Iowa, by
Miss Rosa Ann Adams.