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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-30

g5rN RENT. a very desirable STORE, g.
.sr.r. l.; h and "slh and known as K. Cunning
,yr,.~ store. l. is considered one among The best
...ts tn fh.t locality. +. ID. EAcHO.
o.. Ia Real Estate Agent
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
COrrDN MARKETS.

nItr Sos, du,l and Heavy; Nlr ~ le" ret
:. & iniIin. 20 '"lc' ..,'
;,' .-. -.'.s, g. D,. ''ocS ;a.iiilsl.s
80 20" d'l ali go Pig H"'iinet i'ic'' re-
Z. 80, -" a,,s. ~ ia."s.
tnla,!-1 y Nv .lCo:'o' ,ric. MNrg' lo.GTc .ci =
Ill i,l - Gr q; p ', q III = c"a ';'',
-i}la.c,; sslr. 80 t1.,.; : *. ?il.t 1l' -. 80
-,e S.y ?'CO.cl du "A; iUgs H.; rr' receipts 80
), lr;1 dies sells l5J bats; st~ bs'es
,y..roS 2-Co;tnD h"vy; t;o OrGaai' i1Alcc nN'
re is &c! ale, eAloat"e i!.J bairs ss wv pu'tS
=. r '.lF
rr, 4. xrnlA Nov 2a-Cc;on quiet ilngs, lD:Hic -,
Nov 4. Gul .nd l~i; Mdi"htS "a :"
rt r-ceirts hai" 6'C7 h'@; trp'-o "'a'
hale,; II"
,,I,. Nov .tcrt !" d dfr'nl . 60
Vvr.u,s Nov iue Ave Inces ~ "he' Mi'''s''
r.. Ics,ipi., 25!1 A!c-. ,,,,. ,o . .,, 49,. ,.s
St. - :;h .-.Co,n q.t! M-d...s ise MI rec ps'
l,.l $40. ta"s; seek. l3 N~'T
N,ltinoKK N"g Ia,o,n q.e' tna vfit ml!he3' sc' ~
q: h.. IS 's.s; eJrrr:: TO 0r y "
s-ror. o1sgis H. bt'"s; s'lt. - bale; tck ~ =
Nng..K. ZstO;tou Gnii i''F M',iI"cS ii"i' i''
il.,s, s-:".e - tS'S' 81" 81
SO .u 80 Nnv % cotton in oFt1 r. :: T.
p, lsi i.t ','s. go. hs'rs ,IOi's-t hr' IA !"
,''-".. .., ...y go h,'r,. Il" -, - .ii1.
80, Noy ?,--i ot'"H ANA M"Hrs-i
AL. No.. tEM hiIu
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

l~SrNN - o. fIr bon
ni the tniei Stt Five twenty bonds III rs Va
I','. oH, VI hbs q; len Foi ~
i.RIS, Nov ga i}..- II .ucj al 3 Re
Nov 20 m.-Coon opDtI ST. ally, hiding p.
laTt Il Mid'rg OHcWs. Id
!o>ruN Ncv. 2i.T onso'. oh oT ~ m'n"t a. the
tii.sf Nists
D. y Ei lt;s ol o1s PG.s. g; len fo'ts ;! &C.
lvrRrCo Nov ?al:Dr mCo'or IA o'sier: 'N'rr lrsr''
G, Y!t; Mn = Crl a. tie tr lay sti 'si-
cd ircuag spec alaticn export 'u
y e. quarter. 7, low sfC p cvt.
lo>rS hov. %-+'lr "ns''' closed ut @s t bon m"neJ
Cuicd Five Iwtaiy bunL ltt2s, :t 30
oh. 92:; lR7s, oi; 1.rfor'rs. Sol
lAEls Nov -. m Rcuic, closed a. !6f 9c. .
lINERT's, Nov. I9i' 4. Gotten c"sci NJ drg IN
Lag 4a. NJ irs O.ican 6 dlt ssl m tie G~j j.. ~
| rs i luiur 3tOJ "Ics for cNPo-. AMI srcr''t
A>IWrUr. Nov .2-Ic.:ornm - los Ia i l. t.n
L,HDoN, Nov. 2J-EycL!. .,-iuTIcat.He. 49, pc.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORK. Wednesday. Nov. 10. 1871.

NEw-YORK. Wednesday. Nov. 20, 1871
There was large attendance at the sales
rooms this morning to attend the sale Of Joseph Nc
Cnire, but the bidding WIS not active, and tho property
offered was sold at low prices.
Tho honse and lot known ma No. 2S Elizabeth-at
brought ei3OO THO three Stables with lots. the
ner Of Twenty thrdst. and fronting rxington-aye,
W. tIo sold under direction Of Daniel Z. IngrhaIr his
referee No 90 the corner brought $lJ,I7J; No. 22
Hdjo ning above, ss,545 and No. "a 1905.
Authuny j. IleccAer, SON 4 Co. OF, lot Onclurd
red n1tglth-Si., south side twenty five fert west Of
I@Hingt0n-ayr hut the sale nd0lnC'.
Ioi'rr!w being Ihauhssi, ihg Day, wi. bo observed
Il close hJlidny.
large and important sale Of about 400 lots, in the vii
agc of Valley Stream. l.. l., hs just been ted
Wy Nr. J.. T. Lrlitld ~ Mc,,r5. -. VI. Hhcy of New
lrk and John Ward jr, Of Hckchsack, y. j., through
W. II! IOrtr.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

rrr,c ls,bb. Rcsn IA bh. Tar aan pkgs B'ef 40 rhe.
rig, CT ie'ts i"i pkg ij 2n kct. L,al 1859
U.s., nner sn p.s, Chez, u, PKG Grouse 20 T.l.
IOO phsn tt b N1 bacs Pc,urts 10 pls Nice
- ib Mihy. ~ hhah ToLssso y33 rkg, Tobacco.
> d, bob. Applc 40 bays khipac
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
LIVE STOCK FTS.

wrDSE'nr Nor as-whh to though, doing outside Of
n a toe 1--we scck maxi No fcsh cti' bsvr
rived Ncniav bu there s quantty cs cf hn. day
Nct@il ha;ch
q . . II The wholesale Dire BED / # make.
Sc ar aIvns sp.,iag b1c ~ benz recei siacc Mcn'ay
c slow. bat tcr ew sGcs
n..c S'e al >" Sc 10 sLes, "a "a f,I m',S
u are c"nng fairy, loJ yc'c-s7, ar <CI0 toGv
'c c worth q 2iiG. and dressed t3a6i., closing fm tho barP
o,ailtt of 1, Lat
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
HORSE dND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEwYORK, Wednesday, Nov. %. 1871.
trade remains without decided

The horse trade remains without decided
change Tho supply Of wOrkorses continues largely IN
excess OF requirement.; prices rregulnr. and ~
ruI u M uOWL"aId TLl re are fcw buyers VI pleas
ure horses IN tie mnrke but these slow OF mr.
chasing and learned OF transactions requiring no
tice.
Tho seventh day Of the great sale OF livery stock Mt
Sa0ios No l39 Thompson ST rcscd In the distribution
OF large number Of heavy trucks. wagons and harness;
also of 97 head Df horses. We give list of those for
which Inurr than &p pt Ieul lnye been paid
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

ghe Mortgage niOrturc prohibits the sa)c of thcs>
Gnnds At less than tou. a. Dollars per acre. and pay
,.h,e to the Trustee, u1Gcr the Mortgage. for the
r,car and express lH.p1ec Of retiring these Bord;
ffbs amount thu realized exceeds tho cHire
nnoum of r. : which can I've Issued IN
ncavcs tho road. ! .or ty and franchises free.
The Bonds have .nir!y years to rum with interest
at Eight PEI Ce.t f., OF tax. pay able February ana
August III each year
Both principal aud interest are paya ir III I''"
The principal III .'-lo!k. The interest III cum
Ncw-lork London. q, Frankfort n-th'- Nam II ',
s,ption Of the holGc'. without notice &nd III '''
currency of the cou,t.r il winch thc> are I'''
iIhcy are coupons cr registered
Trustecs-Far, - Loan and TIrS' ('"H,'"'
The prcscn; pric {: ;hoc bonds Is -. III"
autcrcs. in r,rf g. .lcI August i, iS'i' "u' '"'H
arorc.i,alIc Ic a; y. ."d accrued III 81, ,r'' II i"'
.,ncnt .or lands s,!, ' ,hc Com'a'H. -" '>''
lcS,l,c, to All, dnc. ,Dc rIt.'fif S'S i'''' "''"
ont uo;i,r. ~ =. .; .
N,,. ci,cr,ars. docnlcnts. and fdli information
furnished on apliclu'n
yrcuob ol.ir1c>c c.n fT H' sG'c o. '"'S 'oaH' onr
G,, ,,c,d >cA ~ nct rc;lV business he aoNdS Of ire
&, foscb end Eeqr,r Cy Railroad Company, those 2'
-, rasrp Uiri,iog lc' cent s'' rrcenhyplNCcd dy
,o,o,. I5q7 NOR r'o'ci a'f2m lVl. - ltH! dh' a.
I,yxrR 4 Co.. BANKERS, No. II Wallet.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
prnpAln I'VE SrOCK MAEkY~-Nov %

C.-rr7--.,ecryi yis - lcf mshrga mp. Of - h"i p?
e, . .i :" t--. 81" '@- .''''.' w. -
,r.i.- der,rc r.oo;ei,., ',irs, cnn .: -
I' I,i"1 = 3 70 90 -
- II incis accr,gc 2 - A. IS 40 % !.. s'ris-itg
i.,G il-i Q IriI n. a. - '''.I ="
snrs, 40 ,sN,, rs oti hrd rsr' srf1 r res &C.
I..,,- for .! rA1.r"' F+''. ' '.'irh
i, =. ,v,-.r 40 l.ou Il T., ., j. g. - q ,,
,.ps nom - 10 n =, 81 "a IL s.'p avrcie
t,r - To- a "a - Cshss - ,F iron ~
til r. Il - .a@ &c =
i, r. Ztr,sd 'iirSc' 1t, pnoes l0c. cFt better
So Il ! "a II o., - MraIut"i '.ce.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
Citn Real CG!aic for GlIc.
Cong 1e!0n0 Real Co!llc tor Gale.

t'Oh SALE cr EXtIlAN,,r-A FAkM of 60
- t,,'; " H. !-t.'s 'f &c., T. =. :i'a ,'"' n@
7, rl |'t" ~ 'r',tn' p -. ~! !t''' ..
fo = y ers ,,r. 1ne aitt Of the SnIh.
tNt a. I, ;r-sn r al Ho. iI.gt si b. within 0
g. . >, H., a. ~
T.. t.ttLs SPY, MIiIak Wa .., 40. Pint.
go: EN N-At NoodE"y,n, l.. l., = miles
g." t.r. t..' g. II, t.'pfNiRi IL:l.
i..Nt r.;n nss foa.!. II, Li>D "iiiA'. beck
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

T1iI"rrrw. "nS Thanksgiving Day. the sale has been
postponed unti FRIDAY next, Dec |. Particulars appear
In our advriIi'ng columns
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

OrrI3 rrlr.Icr 4 Io"1E, 40 :! w" st Hrw'
\ ~. " ;.yrt c,I ccrrt.r L." +' .H'''t il'r
f,.i'. ii d>.lla' ~ in: !.;,c, .- !... g..
81, I'D lAuu4 =, i,-i ;>r.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

.r.ii> ..oS. CrIAR EMIs ATD NINNE>'1A
E.,t> lIE (I&T L;CID SINki>G iT%o Bn\i~ Tor
r,~ll .r and intci,a. 10y NE,i Ci@", - t"..
=, =. = 5i!-,l., y. v-YcIh.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
[jotses, Varrlaocs, tjarnes5. Sc.
AT TIE AUCTION-HOUSE OF
I a JOlNSTON Z VAN tAsSELi,
Oloe ard Sse.oo,n 81 Nassau st..

~ AAiH r,H llO.>-liODtoE VI
oIpoAte the +. ,-uE.e
TIP Norsr sSa cinRIiGT BRA"cH
'''ii In' "a ,Psi sr,fi%S Ii"iS' M,s. 81 < our
10 n ASo ~ EAST I'RrfEy MT: NEAR FOURTH AVE
srrs o. snrIC ISs y 'Es a"'i hSB sfB';' 'uara.rs
Va tsnss .1 3ltE f'E;@Ss 4S3s"J% "a" r,''"A sSAuAn
r,e,, oPis lf ias a.. mel 81 . . ~ s'; &C, from c,o
cr>y roa rrry W,F i, b, . .P o ,lra ali ,.rne..
hrc ,b aud warranted TO irot IA $50; IS warranted
PA.i. r AY HHyTrcKy COLTS i, Lsr,s ,r, old kini
l. Aa i,~ fAst s'el'rs, 'ry s'IiL aud "anA."d
iI.T 7 i',: Cray MARES, Sefmaa stock. hesyy aoT,ns
G 4Gr &C., & ~ " i ii1; STS SISr cS5 Snr u,s,.
s vosrs o; mi vi " IRON vice" snpe r. er -f"ie
trs t'" cd "arin'.a t"i"i and ani th"
oi II --s ..,r vice. ser, stylish .cl soald
" a,.' 'r -, IA s'p'''' 'l'f 'A-''' very ''"'"' ~
Isn:t rr .ir foi road ard dso IIor-D, vii, he c,h
@ % ' o. we he & ,i ~ ' is s ! s s w Without a. .ss "'S"
r,c,y p v ~ 3i m y 'fsy r1 g, COMPRISING
''' Il ~ N 1ia& rAi rIIbi EIoNAS yAGaI hoSfs.
in "a re-. hl. ars cit. m Ge iin>E,s mi Fl:sr -cL1$.:
sE & y " ;:r @ * Sf' sag 80 a. Full s''"'"'A DAY ''
\. A.-NA'"H c; "t,,f !" sA,TlSI!, BARkEI, A"c'iOncer'
THE EIGHTH rAi "r TnE IMMENSE SALE
TIE !,eit-r tyra MIhE 'E X Il rE +? cSSuyrRY
Al inE EMPIRE STABLES
ON FRIDAY NTTT. DEC 4. at 20! O'Clock.
Al IL >IAhLi.,, No I3S TIiOMfSOA'ar,
" ir' t'..r 81 b, -
All .nE r,l - AED SINGLE TRUCKS
.O' 60 tNr -!AGLf THO * H.. NESS e.. c.e.
''rF niI' mi Heavy WorA).
n, tie stock liscose of
-, her with
AZ IMMENSE NJ MIER OF HORSES.
C, %. Eoa,t.rs F'n io-.c. a,d Drsust Horses
rp T3-I" al N1Don.. Close coaches; Two ani
1lr"S Pact ar' trIro wgns ""tle rncAs for
anI l',f Sto S'isi T!rec>elt Ssghs;
:, f'i,h & irrs Si' Bots NJ; s"t' ec X ~, az
u, ilar., Br.a. Ii,rr.s j'r r -" rsl coach. phH"on,
O. . %. rl.A.r5 u
"a "i n".-. I cl's-, =
si aiming 70 fr.lass livery "hr
A.. C.oi !..t ~ Ei LIZ Busnss No. I.j sui.
iians.
SAiE po.ii'vE AND WITHOUT RESERVE
No pa. .P.,.. NFhT t% NtCINr or WEATHER
TuI f.iLS sow orc, PED t NIX CHOW WILL
bh 80 Ii, Rom ~. III OF DLt EMBL3. COMPRISING
PG,'l r8V IHcf 40 10 80 HORSES Fa,, WITH ALL The
ktCE$N.E' CtERIrfE AND 1krCk ROOM.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
0ilp propsrlp 10 Eet.

mo RENTING. 4s9 IllTDSON-ST., for store
or Ia cling Inquire the premises Of Vac painter immediate
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-07
ROMANTIC REsULTOF AsTARE.

Greenfield tohio) Correspondents Of the Chilli
Gothic Register
A beautiful and wealthy young LADY,
at q social party, took ohense at what
she supposed to bethe impertinentg gaze
of gentleman present, who was a
stranger to her, but a friend Of the lady
of the house. The young beauty de-
manded his immediate expulsion as a
condition of her remaining. ExpIana-
tons ensued. The gentleman was not
looking at her, though beautiful
enough to attract and fasten the atten-
ton of any one" He was looking at q
fine and costly chain that encircied the
fair ones neck-just such one as he
had purchased for his sister-in-. 0ne of
the links Ofwhich, having a secret open
ing, he put his photograph. But, some
months since, and before he had oppOrtu
nifty to present it to his sister, It was sto-
len from him. Upon examining the chain
he touched q spring Ito the little beau
ty unknownl, and 10, and behold there
was his photograph.
leave you to Judge of the confusion
of the fair one. She Immediately offer
ed to return the piece of jewelry, which
was politely declined, for the time, and
1t is said by knowing ones that che has
concluded to accept the young mans
hand and heart, in order that being the
possessOr of one she may be permitted
to retain the other. It is but justice to
remark that the young lady bought the
chain from q travelling peddlar, who
had stopped at her fathers house, for
about one-hah of its original cost.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-07

NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs.-One of
these strange plants, the only one, we
believe, in the city, and probably the
only one in the State, was exhibited,
last night, at Harris & Rowley's by w.
III. Sells, who at considerable expense
and trouble, gave his friends the privi-
lege of seeing what is beheld but sell
dom. The room was crowded the en-
tire evening, by an admiring throng of
ladies and gentlemen, not half dozen
of whom had ever seen anything of the
character.
There are three varieties of this plant,
this one being the cdctUS grdRdis0ruS.
1t is about six feet high, being single
stock an inch in diameter. About
five feet from the earth two shoots,
about six inches in length, sprang out
some six weeks ago, and at the eXtrem-
ity of each bud which opened last
night are formed. The plant is four or
five years old. 1t blooms once a year,
and for one night only. 1t is creep
ing plant, and attaches itself to walls,
&C., by a series of roots which it throws
out as it grows.
AT sunset last night, the bud, which
was fully eight inches in length, be-
gan to expand. At ten O'Clock the
flower was in full bloom, aud contin-
ued so until midnight, when it began to
droop and fade away.
HThe flower is nearly the shape of q
lily. The petals are white, set in a
calyx of golden yellow within, tnged
with a haze blue, encircling vast num-
Der of recurved stamens, and opening
to diameter of some six inches. 1t Is
n strangely wonderful and beautiful
sight, for which all feel gratefully in
debted to Mr.. Sclls.-LaSCTeace jour
nal.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-07

CAUTION CAUTION II CAUTION Ill
Unprincipled men are endeavoring in
different parts Of the country, to palm
on upon the unwary an imitation of
Dr., Sages Eatarrh Remedy, under q
similar BOUNDING yet not identical name.
Remember the genuine is called CDR.
Sage's Catarrh REMEDY" and not
1.Dr. Sage's Catarrh Cure" DIR. Sage's
Catarrh Believer" or some other SINH
lar sounding name. Also bear IN mind
hat the genuine has the words, stR. ".
fierce, III. D., Sole Proprietor, Buffalo,
N. Y" printed upon the outside wrap
per, and has DR.. Pierce's portrait, name
and address on the Government Raven
ne Stamp upon il, which Is a positive
guarantee Of geHsIineness. It Is there
fore an easy matter to distinguish the
genuine from the spuriouB.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-07

The brief experience of Mr.. Collins
may be beneficial to those who ''want
to buy dog" Mr.. Collins purchased
n ferocious watch dog. He came home
very late at night. His wife says his
skin is for sale cheap. Mr.. Collins
hopes to be able to sit down in a few
days. sA
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-07

Le1ss N0Egsler 3 N excellent remedy for Hoxv
ms hEIner viii rslaiee 70 kaOs that psospt and el
eeDt remedy for fAs various diseases To hirh thea
anlrlAls are sai1eet b kslnd In Losas CondsfioIs
roSsasr: EoS pistsnPers Inflammation Of the Brain.
Cougn1s FeEeEa ESfS A8meE. Measles, EaTE Mango
Hog Cholera Sore Ieats. Kidney N0raa &C. Aftyeenf
paper adde s9e tED Gguil AID eEen eely l. 9 certain
preventive 1t promotes digestion, purihes blea
end Is therefore the EEsT AHTIcLE for fisenag Hogs
N.B-BEWARE OF COUHTERFEIT-.
EHSs-To protect HayseH and tlIe nnbIE being
tmpass5 upon By wsTth3eas limitations aeve 3hs azrns
tufa e the pEeisaE n9sR sch Packags witOsf which
mons re gsBHiDe.
= s =
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-07

Coss rsquins sah4hdanrs Of Batsisiaas sSl ~ u
make them fat, but 70 keep IN reRuaT 1r,i II
tniiz Farmers and daiTymen siest tie iact thai Nv
ludidous use Of Letss Condition s,oss der the
how al milk Is greatly increased and asiify ,asfv IN,
proved AgTu~s hulors and iiSpuTifis- HE Li d are
Al once rssnosed Feg fore tests- plJiS 3.elss
cas- Hesl1JaE sRlSe-NjH heal ia i've, zf,ai.
cations Your CstsEz Ris require Alternative aIefie
and sfmnsaRt Bsisg this P0lgaeS sm expel sill grub
worms with which young stock Infested Ia spring
q the year; promotes tnttsHins prevents securing &c
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-12-21

Among the improvements IN the
machines now employed In the various
details Of cotton n,anufacture, are a
lumber Of ingenious mechanical ar
Judgements which regulate either the
quality or the uniformity Of the Gotten
thread, or which serve to control, direct
or arrest the operation Of the machines
VIXEN in action. In some Of these. the
breaking Of a single delicate thread IL
sufficient Immediately to stop pom
ferrous machine, with perhaps a hun
lred or two hundred spindles in full
revolution. ~
1t is of course difficult to give any
clear idea of tho nature and operation Of
such wonderful machinery in words
merely, but some of the results may be
cited. Until of late, it was supposed
that no modern machinery was capable
ot producing the exquisitely fine and
delicate cotton yarn which the spinness
in India produce by hand manufactnrs.
Much rivalry existed for time, be-
tween England and India, on this very
point, especially after there was sent
from the East Indies to England some
cotton yarn SO fine that single grain Of
it measured 20 yards, or at the rate Of
upwards of lis miles to the pound, and
on subsequent occasion. some which
required 43 yards to weigh one grain. u 3
In course Of time, however, England
machinery outdid Hindoo skin, in the
production Of cotton yarn ten times
finer than the Indian. The fineness Of
the cotton yarn is denoted by the num-
bcr Or HANKS, Of $40 yards each, contain
in one pound weight Of 1000 grains. BY
continual efforts, British skill succeeded
in producing yarn so fine, that the tibres
o. the cotton could only be discover.
cd by the aid of microscope,
and 80 4 intapgibls that it. fell to
pieces by handling Nor is this all.
Modern machinery did not stop until it
sent forth specimens far exceeding in
tenuity all that has yet been named-so
fine, indeed, tbata single pound weight
of it would reach 1926 miles.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-12-21
SHERIFF. SALE.

BY virtue of n special execution to me direct
ed, issued from the office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court, in and for the county of Cedar
and state of Iowa. in favor of John II Starr.
and against Thomas Dewell. | have levied up
on the following property as the property OF
the said Thomas Deweli, to- wit:
Lots number one Il J. and fraction of two O.,
in block numher sixty-nine go, in Starr ad-
hition to the town OF Upton, 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 }0th day of Dee, A.
ID. 1871. at one O'Clock y. NJ. OF said day to sat
thereon.
Dated this 3ath day of November. a. D., 1871.
JOHN ID. SHEARER,
Aw3 Sheritfof Cedar county Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-12-21
SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue of a special execut ion to me direct.
ed issued from the office of the Clerk Of the
and State of Iowa. in favor of Mccall Piatt
and against Cedar County Agricultural Socie
ty, have levied upon the following property
as the property of the said Cedar County Auri.
cultural Society, to wit:
The Amphitheatre, Judges Stand, Officers
stand, Ticket Offices. all the Horse and Cattle
stalls, and Hog pens and Sheep pens and
fences, and the Floral Hall.
And shall offer the same for sale. at the court
house door, in the town OF Tipton in said couil-
ty, on Thursday. the 2si h day of December A. d.
ISL at O'Clock, =. NJ. of said day, to satisfy
said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon.
Dated this eth day of Dec, 1871.
JOHN u. SHEARER
n5lw3 Sheriff off Cedar county. iowa
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Was compounded for those not inclined to extreme
bHtes and Is intended for in when al
coholic stmulant Is required in connection with the
Tonic properties of the Btters. Each bottle of the
Tonic contains one bottle of the Bitters, combined
with pure SANTA CRUZ RUN. and favored in such
manner that extreme bitterness of Btters
pleasant to the palate, and containing the medicinal
Virtues Of the Btsers The price the Tonic q 50
must take into consideration that the stimuan used
could be furnished at cheaper price but IS not bet
ter to pay little more and have good article. A
medicinal preparation should contain but the
best Ingredients, and they who expect to obtain a
cheap compound will most certainly he cheated.
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Look to YOUR Children !
TIMBER LAND
FOR SHE

northeast Il Of the southeast IA of section
ten tlol. township eighty-one 81, range one l.
west Of the 9Th p. m. >
The above forty acres OF timber land IL
covered with fine second growth timber and
IL u valuable piece of property. 1t will be sold
on the following terms: One. third down. one
anird In one year. and one third in two wears
The above tract OF land lies two miles west OF
Louden, Cedar county
FOR further in formation enquire OF
~ ia SPEAKMAN Agent
~'' linton, Iowa
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Products of France.

France, with an area Of 132, zoo, 600
acres, less than Texas, 154 ,00O, 900 acres,
,roduced in 1868 5O,OOO, 900 bushels of
wheat; the United States in the same
year produced but 10000, 600 bushels.
In 1867, we exported So ,OOO, 600 worth of
wheat to England, while France export
81 $l1 100000 of butter alone to spread
upon it; or more butter in money value
than all our breadstuffs together.
France produced 2so, 900, 900 bushels of
oats against l7O, OOO, 600 bushels for the
United States; 10000, 600 bushels rye
against our 10000, 900; CO. OOO, 900 bushels
arley against our 2,0OO; and 81, OOO, 900
isshels buckwheat against our IL, OOO,-
0D. And though her grazing area and
pasture, Is SO limited 10 comparison with
ours, she had 1900, 900 horses aud mules
against our $50, 900; II, Ooo, ooc Of cattle
to our 13,OOO, 900; and O,OOO, 900 sheep to
our "a ,OO0, 600. We regard the smaller
agricultural industries in this country
IA of little value, and not deserving
serious attention; but Fnnce exported
to England alone in 1856 ~ much in
value of eggs as We did Of bacon and
liam to all the world. France has a
territory that divides but 81 acres to each
nhabitant, while ours divides more
than so.
In all her industries, in fact, France
proves more than a match for US, as
well as in agriculture. We beat her IN
cotton and tobacco, and there we rest.
For the year 1865 her imports were
S679, 600, 900, and her exports 1851 ,OOo-
GtO; while for the same year the i'm
ports Of the United States were $751;
10000, and the exports SAL 600 600, of
which $72 600, 600 was gold and silver,
aud Sl63 900 cotton; and as France
exported neither of these, there was
really but S206, OOO, 600 left to represent
the whole product of our agricultural
Industry for export, against the Ssl ,0O0,-
go which represents the exports of
France. Two-tifths of the population
reside i'm the cities and three fifths in
the country; and more than twot thirds
y: the people own the houses thy oc-
cupy, and two-thirds Of the entire area
j. under yearly cultivation s.5. s-
This is because of that minute SUB.
division of land which gives 30 many
iieeholds to the people, and makes the
the once vast idle estates of the mobiles
and clergy forever impossible. The law
sigidiy divides all patrimonies equally
among children, so that there are now
over 5000, 600 farms in France of ten
acres, and less, area.
France has population Of 80, 900 900,
aud that of the United States is about
The same. Who can question the abili-
ty of the first nation In Europe, indus
triously considered, to rise triumphant
from its recent military reverses, and
resume her former place and influence
among the nati0ns? 10