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Present rate of interest sir cent.
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IM also large gest In good Second Mortgages.
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The wrNews.

The one great feature Of the war news
for the past sevsn days, has been the
terrible battle about L. Mans. and the
defeat Of Chauzey's splendid army,
which --lFs organized partly ~
Tours and partly at Nautes
several weeks ago, after D'Aurelles de-
feat, for the purpose Of marching to the
re- lief Of Paris. It 10 the greatest disast-
er which has befallen the French since
the Metz surrender. 1t destroys all hope
Of aid for Paris. The King telegraphed
the Queen Tuesday that q, 600 prisoners
lad been taken, with guns, rifles, and
stores. SO ends tile briiliancy Of Chau.
xey's career. ....-..
The bombardment of Paris aud the
forts about continues vigorously, and It
is thought several Of the forts must soon
succumb. Considerable damage IL being
done In the city, and II the firing Is al
lowed to continue much longer, good
portion Of the grand city will be ruined.
Alas for beautiful Paris.
Faidherbe has gathered most Of the
forces " hich were scattered In the bat
tie uear Amiens, and propose to 60 at
Nanteuffel again. Some Of the latter's
troops are beseiging Longwy, fortress
80 miles north west Of Metz. The Prus-
sions captured the town in 1902, and VIII
do II again. ... t,..3 ........
Bismarck has grown tired Of having
German ships captured wherever found
away from home. He snys that his
treatment las angered him, therefore
that French ships shall be the subject OF
search and capture whether their goods
are coptyaband of war or not. NOW 10
the time for armed cruisers to enjoy
themselyes.-Duv, Gazette 18th,
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Iowa Southwestern r. b.

The latest morsel Of solid comfort for
ths friends OF this railroad enterprise
comes from Keokuk county, where the
siryt township to vote upon the question
carried q Ave per cent. tax In favor Of
the road by two.thirds majority. The
following letter to the Iowa City Press
from the township In question, dated
the 7th inst, gives the particulars, Is
we'll as other facts OF interest connected
with the prospects Of the road In those
parts: .........s 49,. .....,....s
"To-day English River township
spoke through the ballot box 10 favor Of
the Iowa Southwestern r. r. by vote
VI almost two to one. While we remem-
ber great number Of the citizens Of
this township were badly gulled By the
81. Louis and Cedar Rapshs r. r., some
paying all, and others great portion Of
their Subscription money and getting
no road, and iaboring under the influ.
eroe Of stgourney's opposition to this
enterprise, we conclude that Old Eng
iish township has done molly.
Our loudest mouthed opposition In
this twp. was made by a man who drove
his team, heavily loaded, from the ives:
side to Washington, 70 distance Of thir
ty-hvc miles) and returned with heavy
load, and watered and fed his team but
once during the entire trip. OF course
such man as that don't need railroads;
but, should wo succeed in securing this
road, our strongest opponents will rise
up at midnight tat the sound Of the loco
.,notive,) and call US blessed fox voting
this tax upon them.
One good feature already Is, that those
who did not give the project their sup.
port, express great satisfaction at tho
result of our election.
One week from to-day, Prairie town
sahipvotes; and in two weeks, Adams
township will do likewise; while Liber-
uy will follow in due course of time,
having very satisfactorily arranged its
'lninor difficulties. AS 10 what the 1esul.
of those elections may be, we fee! very
confident they will follow the example
'ufour township.
The attempt made by our Muscatine
friends to throw cold water on the I. S.
w. has resulted badly for them on this
part Of the line. If they had visited Us
at any other time than just on the eve
of our election, we would have been
unose favorabIy impressed with their
sssrncstness; however, II they continue
to manifest SO great anxiety in prosecu-
aeng their enterprise through this line
~ townships. We will endeavor to give
tassln warm reception, later We have
secured the Southwestern and help
them 70 build their road also.
In the meantime, I remain, Yours
Truly. SUBSCRIBER.
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gain. y black board Is sdsh device,
. the accomplished teaelfer An in
pensitG nsce& lsy; yet many houses
actual or PHYSICALLY Institute OF i
essent artil TIT need nd,
should koe-be; boasd costs but \ i
and 10 almost - necessary to 4
school as text books. And finally,m n
attention ought to be given to the Q. |
menting and beautiying Of SOL
houses and grounds; there can b 4
doubt but al minds, espocislf, 81
young, are moro or less influences l.
external circumstances; every thing ela
being equal, the person, surrounds
from infancy by the beautiful In naauE
and art, will develop more symmctr
cal and harmonious character, than on
less favorably situated. Money an
labor, judiciously used In making q
tractive thoee places whore childre
spend nearly one half OF their wakin
hours, is q good Investment, and . ger
erous return may reasonably b antic
pated. .zs.s
A. B. OAKLEY, Co. 6up't.
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Sheriff Sale.

BY virtue of special execution to me di.
rected. issued from the Office Of the Clerk o.
Cedar and state of Iowa. In favor Of Austin
4 Boal, and against, John Golding, have lev
led upon the following property as the prop
The undivided two-ninths 2-9ths of the ives,
half x OF the northwest quarter Il and the
northwest quarter n Of the southwest Quartet
humber ei0hty-twO 81 range number four
west Of the 9Th p. m, situated in Cedar county
Iowa. ;,
Court House door in the town of Upton, In
said county, on Saturday the 18th day Of Feb.
A. d. 1871, at II o'clock A. NJ. of said day, Il
satisfy said execution and costs that may &C
crue thereon.
Dated this 10th day of January, A: .: 1871.
JOHN ID. SHEARER,
3w3 Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa
Per A, b. Maynard, Deputy.
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BY virtue Of . special execution TO me d.
rected, issued from the office OF the C!erK q
the Circuit Court, in and for the county OF Ce-
dar and state OF Iowa, in favor Of Elizabeth
Beatty, and against Amos Stanley and san
ford y, Landt, / have levied upon the follow
ing property as the property Of the said Amos
stanley and Sanford v. IAndt, to wit:
Lot number two (Y and thirty (3O) feet OH OF
the south side Of lot number three CSl Deln8
thirty (3O) feet on Cedar street BY one hunaIea %.
and forty-two N42) feet deep; also, part OF iot
number one ~, described by m etes and Dounds
as follows, commencing at southwest corner
of said lot number one U), on the alley, tnence
east on 5th street, seventy-seven CD feet 70 Ine
alley thence south fifty l5O feet to the Piace
Of beginning all in block number ten (lO) In
the town of Upton in said county.
And shall Offer the ; sSms sow ao1 81 sa linton
said county. ofSaturday, the 18th day OF Febru-
airy, A. d. ISL, at one O'Clock r. n OF said day.
| to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon. ...s
Dated this 18th day Of January, A. p; 1871.
JOHN D SHEARER,
Ava Sheriff Of Cedar County. Iowa.
Per A. b, MAYNARD, Deputy.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

WHEREAS, A petition signed by more than
one third of the resident taxpayers 81 the
township Of Fremont. Cedar Co., state OF Iowa
Of said township, asking that the question Of
aiding the construction Of the proposed NIL.
, ~ auKce, Iowa and Kansas Railroad, through
Fremont township, and to within OF mae h O
means Of tax OF five per cent on the dollar
upon the assessed valuation Of the property
of said township ut on election to be held In
said township, In accordance with Chapter ~.
Of the Acts OF the Thirteenth Assembly o.
Railroad to commence at some point on the
line OF Sabula. Ackley and Dakota Railroad
In Rome township, In Jones county, or al
some point on the line of said road between
Rome township and Sabuia, thence In south
westerly direction to Cedar Bluffs In Cedar
county; thence by such route as may y, be chosen
county, and to such other point or points g
may be selected according to the Articles g!
k"nsns Raqos ID ns ed in the IL
corder's office in Cedar county, Oct. 18th, ls7os
The said Township ,,aipr TIT Trustees s,e,d At
s Sta January 7th. have resols'
ed to order said election. and sahU
such question to the voters of FREMONT
and they hereby order, and notice is he
j. That special election will be held q ~
usual place Of holding the general elect
Wednesday, February the 18th. 1871.
2 The line of road proposed to be at1o1
the one contemplated by the MilwUok ,
iowa and Kansas Railroad Company.
g. The rate per cent Of tax propooG4 u -
raised Is five per cent. on the dollar umy
assessed value of the taxable propeFtx
township.
l. Said tax is to be expended in sai9rr
!. Al such election the questioqsnfo
ton" or mo taxation" shall be SD
the electors Of said township. be
Q. The ballots for snch elecli04 Ia
| written or printed taxation" 81 OF -
ton" those voting "taxatiOn," v0eoHxn.
| the levy Of said tax; those voting
| tion," vote against such tax levy. AKA
7. II a majority OF the vote ara to be 6SF
| tiOn.'' the rate of the tax above sp4iOn. !. VI
levied; and II q majority ID ~ ~
no tax shall be levied. spened In
3. The polls OF said electte4 el1Sl ,,,s.n 90
| for voting at 9o'cl0ck A.. n. and --
until o'clock p. NJ OF said o1ys noreed =
8. 1t Is understood and Nxnction n :
! that the township tax voted at}wnnk ea | n
| aid in the construction q qlr incimd,
| Iowa and Kansas Railroad, ~ xes"next n
| ed in the tax levy of the s0et N remain
| following said special e3oc1f said rail. , An
| in the hands Of the tAxpaN thereon IN Soul
| road is built and the eaR9 IN of stan ness
| within third of mlle Ol$be Included dest,
| wood, in said townsh1p, ~ Inc the com, | man
| In the annual tax LIST ne1 md ..sha II Ia Race
| pletion Of said railr0n6 III in tho 800 | of tn
| collected Mt the sasne ~ ''''Ao II
manner as other ta1ss. DAVIDSON, -
ID KAIR tain
Mont Town shin WnIc
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BY virtue Of a Special Execution t0 me u.
the District Court, in and for the county OF Ce,
dar and State ofIowa, in favor OF simpson anu V
Garrison, and against James WlIson' nay ~
property OF the said James Wilson. TO VII:
Lot number three (S in block numDer TOUT
az in Phelps addition to the town OF Ciarehce'
Cedar county, Iowa. ~.
And shall offer, the same for sale ut the
Court House door in the town of Upton, IN
A. D. 1871 ut one O'Clock r. II. OF said day, 70
satisfy said Execution and costs that may
accrue thereon. -,
JOHN ID. SIEARER,
sw5i Sheriff OF Cedar county, Iowa.
Per A. B. Maynard, Deputy.
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