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WANTED-ANO OFFICE.

Since we once failed, through lack Of ap-
probation on the part Of President Grants
p. NJ. General, to get the Helena Postofnce,
We have never been able to sec why 20 many
men wish ONCE. The responsibility, poor
pay. heavy bDnls, uncertainty Of Tenure.
and general unplcasantness Of IN appoint.
i've Office; the squabbling and button. holing
and ingrstia,ion required for nomination
and election for seaae petty Office not lcyi.i
matcly worth half rs many dollars ~ men
good enough and smart enough to secure
them can earn At IN independent profession,
,rndc or business. renders Il . psofuund
mystery what fascination turks In ~ little
brief authnrisy'~ that 80 many aspire thereto
But they do. In glancing over the West
Side exchanges We ore forcibiy apprised Of
the fact, and ~ will b. our reatlerA Read
this
MlssouLA CoUNrT.-For Clerk: Frank
II. Woody; for 7reasSrer: Con Murphy,
Jno. e. Rsinsford. Dr.. J. B. Buker for
Assessor:: J E. Mcdonald. VIM. Burmesser
DEER LODGE CoCSrY.-For Distries At
torney: Louis McMurtry. J. c. Robinson;
for Treasurer, II. T. Kennon; for Clerk. II.
s. Clark, Capt. c. E Irvine; fnr Assessor:
C. W. Wilkinson. Phil. E. Evans, J. W.
RANSOM: for Sheriff.: (''now comes the tug
OF war; Sam Scott. n. Dickinson, II. G.
Walton. James H. Bailey, Nick Connolly,
VIM. Ousley.
And the end 10 not vet,
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REMOVAL OF THE CAPITOL.

There bas been no.hing said on this sub.
Jet fas some time II IL likely 10 come up
in violent and aggravated shape next win.
ter, and statement lnadc Us the other day.
about the Capitol Of Nebraska induces n
suggestion while everybody Is col and IN.
biased. The Capitol Of Nebraska was for
mcrly ut Omaha A couple Of years since
the Legislature heated II At = place called
Lincoln. At this ''place called Lincoln"
there was no town to speak Of; in fact, there
was no town at all, and Whist Is more there
was not a single housc or habi,aticn within
fifteen miles Of II. ucncc no selfish intcr>
rst could possibly ko attributed to Lcsisla-
tors voting for thai location. On the day
aametl for the sale ct lots the Piatte was
up, fierce sno2 storm was mgine, and
only few who Ind the ,cmcrity to make
tho site,ppt, reached Tho place called Lin.
coin" IN time for TIE sale The best lots
spld for $3.50, and hts at lots were sold.
To-day LtncOlu 10 1 P!scc OF 500 Inhabitants.
Three railroads pcs through the town and
two more will bs hulk by this autumn. Lots
have recently sold 'hers q $4,000 spiece.
and it 10 making giant slsdas to greatness,
and gas work. 4sgr-..t@ tey-.,s1 LIN
f,7rXcw. : Virginia City don't care any
thing el,oat the Capitol Ia evidenced. by
tic vote Madison county cast fvr ~, and .
uelcua., Deer Lodge and Three Forks look
VIM equally covsiuous eyes on the ports-
Tie eat Ut government, would it not recon.
dle AZ! ilcsc covctous optics Ia follow Tho
o2miac Ut MeDsssk6l Wesu.ggss Clxrk's
Fork 10 locality Ilayisg i've advantages ~
lhpS.plges ssl!e3 hi.cY's" - NE, ns% 70,
Le(islatoss Out IN sSy implication Of eel.
leisnssS md; sssule islA ctseaju rotation n |
a,1aoAs Essa. Nlae UQp1A r.. espas = Antl
men ilink what Is would he for Clask's !
Fbrk-and the few NM could gel lhetv 70
buy town lots.
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ssDay. 10 saeasSx tsfvessaiiises Z b ths peia
I'll avs r. and ped , wore Ayt9 panic ss1'ek
En- hSs Il ss> h. { troopt ~ dishsazsss.
u - I'd 70 I. to !. front,
1. mix skes and cyh6 Dioa p'a IA patch nm.
q hiau Yer s,,ooS behanpioa eh'pa eshs ua'sed
States. At Chicago. wedsesday evening.
Secretary D~sksap 10 d Ctssiaaasi. 1t vhieh city
~ ssSa !: s.'.so'ly IN .-..l.....s,E
~ Yuk
III. San De-,nso question III III 10. eon''p
at the extra session. ~. . ga ss: al r''.t
Prince Arthur Or Losne are rano.'d soe osvsso'
General u caasda.
n isssw sd&iAedtSrsr+sth ss To scxs Indemnity
installment cannot be raised. ">s '"4
sJean B. sosp.A ~ tsssesse for California lsss
"wednesday. .g-A 10,
The Prees Of California unsni'nously indorss the
vcctfn tie Fair eaae md congratulate the State on
the vindication OF just:cc, aodcsty and dcc,ncy
The eroSs q Korsherar Csjifssnis ~ damaged b.
destructive winda- ,s,.fr.r= .Sl ..l4.s %"
Thi'secn persons 10 Nev York have hccn arrested
on the sesseS evidence d Capt Frederick Smith Of
the NTH N. Wv. Tor Asemsding ths eovesnmt6e "
Actitious bounty claims Amounting - d, ooa,ooo.
Rothschild's herss won ths leoogaisss New Markse
race Wednesday. 90.
Cameron gucsted Grant at Harrisburg Wednesday
night 0carys nsse h hsst sgsia
Two colosed graduates Of Howard University, wash.
ington. have applied 70 psacsics At the has 10 Louas
ana. They arc held Ineligible because coming from
Territory.
Decision IN the Legal Tender cases Il to b. with.
held until October Several other important decslone
are also withheld. . as.--
Latest advccs from Paris rcpresest the 1ghtihg still
continues dsy and night The ver.nists are getting
ndynl,t AGES and will s1on haze Paris y. - ~ -
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It A.Sb.e /. no',ce.e pnd '.nss.h'e
fac. os3a.s5 ean That ~ convict1n Tor
murdef of Aprominc ped bn. or abe who
had powerful friend, NJ difference how
fragrant the crime, seemed almost IN impos.
ability. An exception 70 this rule assounds
shs cssstry. Bat shcso his bssa son6. I'D
epssHy-so-slt-expseessios.- OaljSsssoa
jasy, "a forty oinsess dclitssaaiou, eoon:
victed Mrs. Laurs D. Fair of the wilfuI.
3remeli,ated murslsr Of A. r.. Critlendsn.
That she shot him dead beside his wife and
children, deliberately In coad blood. without
specialproSocation. there was no possibll.
i,y FIR doSbs. But INT far this . jury Of
Caltfornispslwho hist Of any In the world
might b expected 10 do so-should And !.
woman guilty OF murder in the first degree.
c,ncs like thundse fyOsn . cl0udless sky.
And this, noswishstas ding al,e s,pl,istries al
eloquent counsel. a skillfully conducted
case, and circumstances that aside from the
lmurder, csiminsssd Csitlenden - much as
Mny Fxie. II this better administration 0f
law IN such cnaes 10 indication " the end
If the ''inssnisy plea" ETC.. nonsense that
has teen iusping Loose TIC wont Glass Of
criminals on the country, tie country Is n
he congratulated. We do not anticipate
NM. Fair will receive capital punishmens.
hut the verdict alone will do much 10 cure
the mania for murder thas under almost
certain exemption from conviction, has run
riot among the upper ten" In the past de.
cadA . --.--.
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MONNILIES.

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Any Ut the above will be delivered to Subecribcrs at
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vance,
sTACKPOLE / FULLER
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DEER LODGE CITY, FRIDAY, APRIL g
MsesiaG & " Republican Central Con.
lleetinx OF the Republican Central Con
nlttee VI beer Lodge County.

The members Of the Republican Cestrai Con,mitsec
OF Ueer Lodge COuuiy, ~. T.. air requested to nCct
& the Court Room. ii Deer Lodge, ON
wodncsda =. Mus 10th, 1871,
tes Tie puspose OF Axiug thc date Of the neesus OF
tho County Convention, nnA the apportl0nmcot Of
- Cssssiy. GEO ". IRWIN, Chairman.
Deer Lodge. April q. 1871. I'd
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Tic West Side by this gets just one Third
Of tho Dclega,cs The primaries are to be
held at The same dry and hours in all pre-.
cin.s ofa county. This Is designed to pre-.
vent repeating.
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Epros Rev Eoars.wEsr: 49," IS : =
! send you =. few lines concerpipx .our ii.
tle camp q the Topo Deep. We have bad
q very late and cold spring: and fom the
PROSPECTS q present it will 10 several days
yet before siu.cing b fairly commnen1tbAd.
TIT ground y owned principally " Mr.
". Hd01, M Nice hee.sD b. q A1len, snd j:
?. fAl.esss TREY i,ase Af1Bud ground, md
Won may expect 10 heas Of soAs fespectsble'
clean.ups during the summer. aT1e- psue.
pccis' Tor ws>asr this spSisa0ie 5ss bssler. thsn
Y .has bsen: flr ~ AsG four sytan.s. The
snow u about -four les dSsp - The divide
bstwccp lbis snsi Blk 0nDcA -. s.a.s Il /. i
i. y: leClusksy, eupsristecdiag CT
ps'Rs':.i'a = = nd kll -: :. :,
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tThot onibtsd pssasgaph b.sO oe6 sise,
y. bot then u y eeo soush se:him. -Eo.
n. N.W.j
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HsndfickS q Indiana declined . ipvilatteo q
sgssk d oas Ftasciaen. - 10 goes heG.a
tn Missssstppl = fsliiae q Nsx OslsaaG Il W.
sisssn jssass 6slsw.ohe ~ 1a1iir III - -
11OAv. 81 daLa1s aliet aslaE 20.
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lass = ssssllaa.s, aucY 4,4sa sj. ri egAs .
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New TODAY.
~ q " y D"Ve
List Of Papers, Periodicals, Magazines, etc..
ron sALER NJ
stack polo & Fuller,
POST OFFICE STORE, DEER LODGE. N. r.
WEEKLY.

Nation.
National Police Gazette,
New York Clipper,
New York l.e;lger.
New YOr. Weekly,
New York Tribune,
New York Would.
rsaicc News,
Pon,eyoy's Democrat.
Spoiyn: Times.
Saturday Might,
Scientific A.al.ss.tas,
Tue Flag,
New Varieties.
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Passengers from Csrinme.
Corinnc April sS-Pasaensers north: E. II. Wilson.
Mp. J. II. Craig. c. Z. Dure, Hon. James u. cava-
naugh. aa-
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OVERLAND MONTHLY: Jxa H. CANAAN, San
Francisco: - per AMMAN.
We are receipt Of the May number Of our
Pacific Coast favorite. The following are
tina nm snsen.


The Reeks OF the Johe Day River. .1.s 7ans Condor
From Hclfry to Porch. LeoeQrJ Ain
Scene, IN Central England .......:: Josasis xiIlss
Hearts * Gk. PaI, it, Cxs:. war;: SsodsrS
The YelDDsssoce Expcdieion mo. y Hiae.r T.ssslaN
Gmpse. at Three Crowned Heads, jos.p1i.; cT;1sra
Rose 40 N'xhsingale. ..............l ss. UCoVSeN
l0ea! W0manho0d. ..................Hr s H. Cooper
~ lhe Mexican Bordef. .......... Ars. r. r. Victor
s.m.s;..ss ;,s:: 0seyr1 1:vss
Etc, Cusscue Liecsasure
Bret Harte has gone. Still We notice M
material deprccjAshaA l. the Arersand The
April number vas 0.s Of tn best ever H.
sued. We uaiss The keen saaiss ut the
Grizzly Papers" In the May number, but =
casual glance suggests that 1t Is up tn its
predecessors. The Oserlnnd 10 enincntly
worthy Of patronage. 1t is a credit 10
America. and the pride Of the Pacific side.
lts literature Is pure. and. to great extent.
gathered from fresh fields. Ito historical.
statistical and descriptive articles are able
aud entertaining. In response tO former
suggestion In the new NORM. WEsr We
know that many AOntanians were added to
it, patrons We would like u ses Il in the
hundred homes Of iseer I4,dxe, and in the
cabins Ut Thousands of Intelligent, reading
working men OF Montana
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FEIEaRANs IN B1EF.
N., - r,. r.. ,AA.,,,

core D. passed - BIN. the .,on.
wasl pston. Al a sl.-of TIC twc. 1.-TWO membes
Of the rrsorial House 4 De'kates. Ic Republican,
eject u. and the Dsmoerats T. s0sn- 0ipman (Rep.)
Is elected Delegate 70 Congress By 100 majority, over
Xerrick lDcm.)
The Nailos gate Paris. and the rampa,ts adjoining
arc In ruins.
-"Tts Arch n TsiumpA suffered I tessi6Ss SS6sssd.
n,cnt. tho shelssaacAisg Re- CARA
The story that England has asked Prussia to inter.
ycnc between the vcrsalcs Government and the Paris
insurgents IL untrue So sa s Ne s.RsTg"'ss~'s-
England has increased the iDeone IN % a. a:src.
gate OF twcufy-ssssu 0illiea psunds. Tse Cbanec.
lor also asks a tax % 0atehes. - Il America. 81
The English ship Royal Arthur 10 saopsete wreck
The estimated expresses q the English army. in.
ciudiu: those incurred by tho abolition Of The pur
cha.c systen are 1880 O0) and for the navy $780,
ODO! The estimate. for tho & II service show I'M ill.,
crcasc Of 1ss000 those of laet year. IN come
qucncc Of Cdusasiousl aacassieA .zgs.
1t y seaerab believed that ~ aso psists q the
questions involved bsswecn the Unitsd States and
England have already been decided By tho Joint Com
mssiou md thst tue only duty Tor the Commissioners
b - Agaa psx&oeo,. 9a as '~e-'.@ss .""a
whss,iae. W. VI, sa-Hsle tho town Il Farmiag.
tsa. Va. was bssssd this ssuisg. Len uakaesp.
but heavy. & -
The New York Tridsse eays an ezamiaatiop OF
tho accounts Of Gen. Lawrence. late penbuu agent Of
that city. shows deficit OF over $4,000. ..
Ducgo, has arrived at Versailles with q, 600 men.
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ApplctOns journal,
R;ulncr Of Light,
B0ss0D J..urnal.
Boston Pilot.
Courier des Efuts Gals,
Days DOing-.
Every Saturday.
Lcsltc's Chimney Cny9er,.
Lcsli-'s Illus. Newspaper.
lcslie's lllustrd Zei A,ng,
MarlHr's Hsz:.sr, n w.
llarper's Weekly.
Illustrated Police EcwA
Irish American,
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Verdict In the Fair-Crittenden Case
"Murdcr in the First Deg rec."

San francisco, April ee.-The jury In the case Of
Laura d. Fair, CHARGED with the murder Of A. p.
Cr,tendcn, rcmind ont forty minutes and returned
verdict Of murder In the drst degree. The prisoner
appeared somewhat pacr than usual when taken from
the court room; otherwise she WAS uumovcd. 1t may
not bc improper u say now, that this verdict, until
within the last week. not generally believed pos.
sib, nearly everybody expecting the trial I" prove
perfect farce ending in the acQuttal OF the prisoner
Or disagreement Of the jsry Nnc-tenthe Of the Gun.
munity regard the verdict Just aud propes viaat
cation Of Law, and rrbuke Ut tho doctrines put forth
by the delcpse In tho case.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-03-09

A gang Of countcrietiers have been
broken up in Grundy county.
The city Of Wilton has an economical
government. During the fiscal year
ending March lst. It's receipts from all
sources were $ll46.53 and of this only
SS47 40 was spent.
The Dubuque Times says: The
school maanls in Jackson county show
great presence of mind. When a cold
boy gets too near the stove, and the
bulge of his pants catches fire they set
him down in pail Of water"
The will of the late Major John Sher-
fey, Muscatine county, which was pro-
bated the other day, apportions $4,000
worth Of property among his wife and
six children, and then provides that the
heir that goes to law over the will shall
get nothing!
A lady in Linn county, after suffering
intensely, was starved by her physician
till she disgorged three monstrous look
ing living animals Of the lizard species,
with heads like bats, fiippery fore paws
and long, wriggling tails. She is recov-
ering.
The Jasper county Republican calls
whisky saloons, "Gates of He'll" A 81.
loon in this town is nkown rs the "Gold
en- Gate" We think that either the
man that named that saloon, OF the Jas
per County Republican, is mistaken,
for it would be hard to make us believe
that hell had golden gates.-Er.
The Cedar Rapids, McGregor & Mar
shaltown Railroad Co., with capital Of
three million dollars, was organized in
Cedar Rapids last Saturday. Articles Of
incorporation were adopted, ard a pre-
liminary survey provided for. The
stock books have be.n opened and fifty
thousand dollars Of the stock taken at
once.
The Davenport Gazette says: at is
currently reported that Governor Mer-
rill, on recent visit to the penitentiary
commenced speech to the prisoners by
reNarking that he was glad to see 80
many Of them therev This was follow
ed by no applause-on the contrary, by
an awkward pause-and the Governor
took back what he had said with what
grace he could muster.n
During the burning Of the Bowler
House, at Ackiey, In this State, the 9TH
er day, a terrible episode thrilled tho
hearts Of spectators. While the flames
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-03-09

Every day demonstrates more clearly
that liver complaint, IN all its di>tress'-
ing forms, cai, Ge controlled and cured
without difficulty or Inconvenience. II
il an obstinate disease but its obstina
~ il not proof against the i'er.inacious
rem, dial and restorative operation Of
Hnstettrr's Stomach Bit.ers. That ge
Mai corrective c0n'pets tie organ To do
its dUtY 1t must secrete regularly ami
beautifully under the influence Of the
Bltters. Their action hriigs it back
from a state of rebellion into perfect har-
mony with the laws of health. Ii there
is costiveuess, it disappears; if there is
side ache or back ache, it ceases; if the
-kn and the whites of the eyes ire
Hinged with su;eriiuoilS bile, they recov
er their natural hue; If the appetite is
gone, it returns, if the indigestion is
Impaired it is restored: in br;,.', what
ever the symptoms of the complaint may
be.and whatever the phase has assumed,
q cure is ccrfuin. Such are the uniform
efftcrS of lisis preparation where bilious
disease has been already developed; but
in cases where there il merely u consti~
=,u;i"nn! tendency to liver complaint, ii
may be reventet throughout life 10y
the regular use, in small quantities, Of
this paIatabe an,i.o,e. These are
proven facts, and should be seriously
poudprel-or, rather, they should he
promptly acted upoI--by all persons OF
bilious habit.
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The State Fair.

Judging from the activity evidenced
by the good people of Cedar Rapids,
every effort will be exerted to provide
ample aud complete accommodations
for the holding OF the next State Fair.
They have secured the required
amount for expenses to lie incurred
some so 900, and the Times in speaking
OF the grounds, says:
They ar. to cover fifty five acres AND
will be the best ever had, complete and
well arranged in every detail. The hall
for vegetables and pantry stores is in
the shape of i Greek Cross, 40 feet long
with wings 40 feet square, containing
$50 feet of table room. Floral and Fruit
Hail of similar shape and same size.
Fine Art Hall is the same style but lar
ger, being l6ox40 feet. with wings ioxGO
feet, and a platform in TIE center "A feet
in diameter. The Poultry stands are
600 feet long. The Secretary's office is
to be 32x2O, with wings l9x20. Mcchan.
ical and Power Hall will be 80 feet,
with wings n feet each. The Judges
stand will be of octagon shane, two
stories high. The track is to be half a
mile in length and 10 feet wide. There
will also be a Ladies' Saloon 32xoO feet,
with lawns and II veranda running
around on the sides. There will be $50
closed horse stalls SKIP, 10 open Sxl2 !;
and 81 open 5xl2; 300 cattle stalls sx12
10 hog pens SKI; 100 sheep pens GIG.
The people of Iowa will have the pleas.
ure this year Of attending one Of the best
fairs ever held in the State"
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tions of the Jail, which must continue
till the much needed Poor House is
ready Cor occupancy.
Tuesday Of this week, another sal case
was brought before the Commission
that Of q Mrs. Eyyleston, = woman forty
three years Of age, who with her hus-
band. and children has been resident in
Red Oak township for about two years.
This woman has four children, the
youngest ten years of age. She is vio-
lently Insane. having frequently ut
tempted to injurs members of the fami
ly; aud spent the time during the cx-
animation of her case, as she does most
of her time, IN alternately exhortj,sg,
praying, singing and swearing. Sh.
has been liz this condition about six
weeks, it being induced by undue re.ig
ious excitement a, protracted meeting
in which she was interested. II is but
fair to state in this connection, that she
has once before been insane for u period
Of five months-this occurring some i've
Years ago. ....,- 49,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-03-09

LoAFERs AND THIEvEs.-It is not
fa!tering to any community, but 1t is
none the less true that in almost every
one more or less of cause for such !et>
ter rs the following written to the
Mechauicsville Press-eXists:
Mr. EDlTOR:-I have noticed in some
respects, al improvement in our town;
but there is room still f,r more. First
is the gathering of loafers on the side
walks in front Of certain drug stores,
and other houses on the Sabbath day
These loafcrs collect in such numbers
and engage in such profane and OBJ
scene language that respectable people
are often turned across the street, TO an
icy walk, to have to cross back again.
Whisky, 40 doubt. is the attraction,
like saline water ia a deer lick. This
abuse is not coniined to the Sabbath
day. |: is often that re- ,,ectable ladies
cannot gain ingress to numerous stores.
We have heard number of complaints
in this direction.
The next is the most shameful thiev-
ing We ever heard of, except the miser
stole rats tai! from blind Kitten
1t is the differing of parts Of the harness
from horses that have been driven to
church on Sabbath evenings. One night
there was 4 pair of lines taken. Anoth-
err night a pair of brides. Some one is
fitting up a team for emigrating. If
there are airy city laws and regulations
that can put u stop to these outrages ups
on community, they should he euforc-
ed; if indeed we have officers with the
courage, or DISPOSITION to do so. Such
things are disgrace to any town or
community. II.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-03-09

Public notice Is hereby given that in ,pursu-
ance OF q n order of the Circuit Court Of the
State OF Iowa, within and for the county Of
Cedar, made on the 18th day Of February A. ID.
1871, in an action of partition, wherein Samu-
tifis and Sarah Amanda Melvin and others
will, on the 18th day Of April A. =. 1871, at one
O'Clock, +. NJ, at the door OF the Court House
ofsad county, at Upton, sell al public auction
for cash the following described property, to-
wit:
The south half of the south east quarter of
Sc elton seven "a, also the north east quarter
and the south half of the north west quarter
and the south east quarter and the south west
quarter OF section seventeen 40 In township
seventy nine l19) north OF range one D west
OF The 5tn p. NJ.
Also the north east quarter and the north
half OF the north west quarter OF section
twenty te0' Township and range last aforesaid.
Also the north west quarter OF the south
w,st quarter of section thirty five (35) in
township eighty $50 north of range three (N
west OF the 9TH J.. NJ.
Also the south west quarter and the north
east quarter OF section twenty Gov in township
Eighty two (s2l north Of range two ~ west Of
the 9TH 2 NJ. the above described lands being
IN Cedar County, Iowa.
Also The south east quarter Of section thirty
two t32) in townshipseventy nine (79) north of
range five % west Of the 9Th p. M.,-situated
in the county of Johnson, and State Of Iowa.
WIN. N. McNAGHrEN, JOSEPH L. REED
WIN. KELLY, Referees.
February 90, 1871. nsws