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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-31

The Democrats in the Indiana Log.
i%slaturc will not hesitate to throw their
whole strength for the election Of any
decent man oven Morton; and the
Democrats, with the aid of seven Re-
publican votes, can elect the Senator.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-31

j. i. Eulmnk> AMI l.. Holmes, Of
llardc'nan county, qnarrrlIrd a few
laws a2o. In the course Of the iii,
PIT" tuhanks struck Holmes over lb,
''"iI "ith II stick Of WOO AMI killed
MIN. Eu'Tanks il a deputy sheriff.
Holmes was It farmer.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-31

The recent changes in the Post Or
fee Department, in the matter Of re-
ducu Z postage ON papers, VIII, if sue
crsSIuI, result in time 30 Tie reduction
Of postage on letters and small porka,
gcs to one cent, weight Of course be.
ing limited.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-31

About twenty live THOUSAND cities
and villages are now connected in on,
continuous line Of telegraph stations
crossing the ocean, aud by it, subtl'
and invisible influence bringing al.
mankind eearer to2etber.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-31

How can n Democrat vote for Gree
ley Just as easily and chrcrruIlv as Il
drowning man grasps a rail held out
for his deliverance, Can you see it
now.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-31

The North Carolina Liberals intend
to contest the right Of Caldwell To- acl
IS Governor They say they cat
prove tia, three thousand fraudulcD
Radical votes we're cast-tbrcC time
reputcd u~aiIriiy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-31
AUGUSTUS SCllELl.
Chairman Of the Nu,umal Dem. Conn.,

George IL PrnIicton, in Il recent
speech at Cincinnati, SAID
~, there auy Democrat who halts
and DOUBTS II, to his course? |, there
ANY VINO tears for his consistency or
doubt, the duty OF Pa'rl"ttom love
the Democratic party | Na"w lis c"ur
age, | kno" us purity | hrlIcvc in It's
principles | revere its wiSlom when
1t speaks | will uhcy. All mru are
wiser than one man When is wi,
dom anL nurity shall point out the
course and lrau the way, what D'mp
era Shall say he cannot tread thai
path with honor amt consistency :
When It's patriotism shall counsel, what
Democrat slIall say that he is too pure
To- follow the advice? When its lUllN
spirit shall han,h partisan priuc. what
Democrat shall SAY he Is too proud to
lUIluw tine example? | do not "xprcl
Mr.. GIrcl y. i elected, to give Us u
PARTISAN \ i'm %nistra;IOu. Nouli not
RESPECT hIm il he sIOuIl Ito So; l.
woud he contrary to the spirit Of tins
movement; tut he has promised lha
he will restore u true lvatrrnal alice
ton to all our people; thai he VIII give
us purity and honesty in AdrGlnstr
ton, and it is folly to refuse these be
causc we can Obtain no more"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-31

Schuyier CJlfax claims 10 be armed
Nth the "spear Of truth and the
Louisville Courier Journal accuses bin
Of carving contested weapons,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-31

btEELEY ON THE CONFEDERATE DEAD
they are dead. aud are nuw our dead
c"nntryncn. i dad say that; and #
any man 2rnlg"s that little word of
10 that heart broken pea
pie, let han yple against me
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-31

The Richmond Whl4 pUrs it Tins
way "Tnc oII saying, "a, goes Penn
s~,lN#nia 50 goes the Union, never
impose, On It's. IL former times, when
fraud IN ELECTORS was rare, the cXp'rs,
ion of the popular wil Of that great
rcnrra! $ ate Va, lstIy regarded as
Indicating the dYiIt Of the general sen
timrnt throughout the Union. Bat
since it has hrcome the ccntcr OF AL
corruption, a mere rotten borough,
ruled by ,o%rruptionS aud corrupt rims,
it would be prcpoSt"rous to SoppoS"
that lis lojcc i, the voice Of the IN
hrircd people Of the other States, or
that it should carry the least mora!
weight"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-31

L"uie lee, the ypunp bridc Of Rob
j. lee, son Of the deceased s .utl,
I'm leader, died at R~omancoke, Va. II
I,vs -incc
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-31

In proof Of tue uncApoctr,t strength
that Greeley develops among tn"
Southern blacks, various jnriirnts Of
the late Georgia election are cited IT.
Chatham county, where Savannah is
ojtunlrd, the ccu,n~ gives 1850 Whites
and 2i,JlS coIorcd. The majority of
the Reform candidate for Governor
wa, 1910. In Houston county, where
there arc three times rs mans col ,rr,I
It, white voters, in Troup cuIa,y,
where they are more than four to one,
the Reform candidates received large
impurities, and there were 10 dIstur
haucra at tlcpp Ills Of any KIND what
ever, an! these are fair types of t1r
election throughout the STATE.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-31
+ Al!
WHIPPLE & PHILLIPS

Have moved their Drug Store to the south
corner of the Square. into the commodious
room recently fitted up for the use of our
increasing drag trade, and where can al
ways be found Il general stock of Drugs.
Medicines. Paints, oils, Glass. Soaps. Per-
flmcry, Cosmetics. &c.
All the popular and reliable Patrn!
Medicines OF the day on hand. In short,
every Article everkept in weil-appointed
Drug Store.
Thanking the public for the very liberal
patronage heretofore extended us, VT res
pectiully = quest a continuance of the
same.
WHIPPLE & PHILLIPS.
Winchester, Sept. IL, 1879.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-31

FOR CoNGREsS-THIRD DISTRICT,
Hon. .JNO. NJ. BRIGHT,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-31

lndolencc is To the mind like moss
% q tree. often preyenlin. il. growth.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-31
RFFi.RFNCFS.

Gen. John G. Brrckinri9e. Gen. v. r.
Forrest. Gen. w. u. Bate. Cen. b r. John
sou. Gen g. g. DibrrIl. Gen. f.. Kjrby
smith. Gen. B. f. Chcatlam. Gene VI.
Gordon. Gen. Jos. y. Palmer. Gen. Ben. J.
Hill. Hon. John W. Burton, Hon. James
ID. Richardson.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-12
H. w. BAiLEy,
Eec'y Cet11f e.. Council.

To MANUFACTURERS. --Mannfacfur-
sss 81 Farm Implements ofserery de-
scsiption, Sowing 1GaSesnes, 10, &C.,
will pleass ssad Prics List for the year
1878 10 tho ssdsssignsd It Upton,
Cedar Co., Iowa, - h. = authorized
81 the Exscaeivs COm@ittss Of the
Csasty COuusll asd Bubofdiaats Gran
- o. Cedas Co. % sscsivs psopositions
~ III asticles ussdsd By the Order u
ia county. n. w. BAILEY.
17tf aer'y Ex. Com.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-12

Mouodelphia Grange viii hold Z
regular meeting on Saturday, Dec. q,
1872. It one O'Clock r. NJ. This u aisa
the annual meeting fbr the election ri
officers for the ensuing year. Other
business Of Importance may also come
before the Grange aud every member
b requested 70 Be prevent
JoHN HHULr1. 0eo'y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-12

SPRINGFIELD GRANGE will inset on
Monday 18th ct 81 r. NJ, This meet
Ing ID the last meeting OF the quarter.
and the last Of the year. Any mem
6e1 In arrears msst square % etc.
O0lsoFs mnst b chosen for anoehsr
term-instructions given to our repre-
tentative TO the State 0nnge, and
County Convention SON % asoomSle.
This meeting means haeiasss and oeiis
for tho prseeD0e ofsvery osmbss.
.s.s=.sz#s..2 WM. CORAl1 Sec.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-12
Convention Of the p. Of n.

A Delegate Convention Of the Pat
rons OF Husbandry win be held 1t
Wilton Muscatine Co. Iowa. on Thurs-
day Dec. 2sih '72 At 10 o'clock A. II.
composed 81 the counties Of Cedar.
NoscatiDe. Scott. johnson. linn.
lows. and Isouisa. Each GRANGE
within The counties named viii be en-
sitlsd 70 tsgo delegates, and AL mem
ben OF the order are cordially invited
10 attend. ''T--'--ss
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-12

81e =
.:2s E... n
rn..1,. -, - :, s:;i...
.......,........., g,
$500 ~n-A
THURSDAY. ul = 3 - a, ~ =
3. q. W. .
6eekee = Nassy = Ease tse0 -
III, 90 hog W6es Feesived - Nssk
! II Chi0go. ~ = .ssifsss ttsa tAss7
The n,,hlio 80 ru1auet1nm SnupinR
; Novsmbsf Vas = ~ 23s.sl M
The sloctotsl sues e Ioahaaas ~
cast Sor Grant and Wlluon. - ssel n
A. .reh.n1n .ava 'tlsf l.hr,stmea.
49,. - ~, - go ~ e. ssss
&C.,. - !, -. ~ -, -, W So -
ora .a.ait,crsl 4, ~ ~ rrs1oilc.. N
,,--v.-a rv.-,- -. =. .....,,.,..a.
49, .,,.I s.,,.- s..-.~.
~.
A0' s's.- IS - - 49, 81
esaates Ws.soa ~ No. s@ae. nn..s
7 s.,,- s....s !. 80 .sso.S
w.sassa.. - rsn....- -
Aeses.es Meocesss 80 Cssmn -
ous e'.e". e" - 1ssu = =.
oov !. -. 49,
ssS s"ss 80 s''s'.ssS IS
-. ~.
w. -. ~ ~ 49, 4.
49, =. e. -. 49, 49,. 49,
W. sAp'sstson " mn 81
oc
The ffesidsnt's neoaags nesn With
nvof on al 100. Tboes VINO havo
talked losdeee aheae ueufpaeinn are
simply 80 1A 100
no meH WIN -.
Lis ias1rssesr odlcSals - issos-
what excitsd over ~ anasuscsnent
made on Monday. By one of ths old
ct and strongest companies 10 New
YORK, thas ~ pfoufs 1of thirty jean
warrant reduction u shs rates heEe-
a"el o. :" csss'
The Indian Territory. with : s1nAlE-
or area than any Of the Teffitorles, has
: popuiation sxceed1ng any Tsfritesy,
with the exception Of New 1lsxlco
and Utah. II has moro acres Of land
undsr eult.vatlou than any oGher II
~. IY.it.a $780,. -
1890. ,..-- x.
-. 49," . 49, 800 = 49, =. 49, S
~. 49, carbohydrates 49,. w.. -
49, 9 49, !. s', .s.s
1919. 49,
49, ~ 49, s ~
49, 80 o - 49,
- - o. o = -"
~ - .s.as -
Augustus Scneii' CnailmAn q the
Dsmocfasic Nasional Committes. ~
issued > eircaiaf oeeAning 70 give ID
vice 10 regard % ne 6reeIsy electoral
GFseseyS paper. psepssea sAae the ~
States carried y the lattsf est their
electoral vote for Gen. 0sost @
There seems no longer any doubt
but that Secretary Fish will insist |
upon The acceptance OF his rssiRoation |
upon the Prssidents inauRuratiou for |
the second term, and corrsspou0snts |,
are already busy spsculasin9 = % his |
successor. Judge Edwards Plsrrspoat !
Of New York, George WIN. Costls, and |
Charles Francis Adanns ssch sEs men
toned In this connection, and the
chances ars sisted to b In favor Of
Pierrepont. al - pl Aa #as
since the or~.nixaEion AZ tI,e Forte
second Consrsa. tvo ihouea.d eeven
hundred and ninetv-thr~e hila Ana |
Joint rseolutkane have haen infrnAna.A.
tits . sinsular fnce thak ther, ~ MOI. |
when the nru.e.t su,acn A..ens ..v
h,,,. on a. ae.eAe A.. v,sh - -.
c.utioo Of : f,v eese, rslbrr.i % som.
misse,a. There -, .hane tvo tho.,- |
and hin. on ths Hea,e docses. oil
vhich e,even hnnds.d am, thirtv-nine |
-. a. thu n.lu,e a. n,iv.te lam. |
vh;,. N. h.l.nc. r.,at. - nuh,,c In.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-12

At . meeting ofths Centennial Com
mission In Philadelphia on Thursday,
Commissioners Gabright Of the District
Of Columbia. introduced . resolution
having 10 view >, suggestion TO the
psopes authority, that On Or before the
4th OF July, 1875. the coin Of the Unit
ed States besr such device and inscrip.
tion - will recognize the event then
70 10 commemorated. The PROPOSE.
ton was unanimously approved.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-12
NOTICE
CASH BUYERS!

N Notwithstanding the
fact that our prices are
now lower than those OF
any house In the county,
we will hereafter, until
further notice, allow q
discount from our re9u.
lar prlcesof five per cent.
to all cash buyers, MAX
Ing our cash prices at
least Is per cent. lower
than any other house In
Upton. Al goods war
ranted prime and first
class both In quality and
manufacture.
Fl sTEwART's SHOE STORE,
sw5o & West side sanars. Upton.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-12

6prindaIe Grunge No. S37 mests reg-
uiariy every Saturday night On o. ~
fore the full moon ut their hail Ii
Sprinedale.
ID. n. Smith Sec'y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-12

A good days work was performed
lsst Friday BY the Davenport police
who captured nsst Of bsrgiars whom
Il u believed ass rssponsibls Tor most
Of The many rsbbsriss committed dur
ing the pest sumnss and fall In 6cott,
Muscatins and eCsdas countiss. The
lstsst exploits II the worshiss. Janss
Loudon. George Willssms and VIII
liam Brovs, W. ths robbery. . week
ego Sunday mosning, q Os6ss's store
q Moscow fsome go wosth Of goods.
The raseais wsfs fbaaA q James I.ou-
doa's houss, near Cemdse. thfss milss
south OF Rsck Island. Usdss The bed
wsss iouad . Srusk asd two sasas 5sii
Of goods, notions and cutlsfy. Those
Ia the sacks wsfs idsnu6s1 b. CsAse;
ihs oshsss wsrs hs!d ssf n owner.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-12

The Presidential Eleetoss Vt Iowa
met ct Dss Noloss Tnssday Dsc. =,
and, after oryanizlng 81 the election
Of Hon. s. J. kin Wood Chairman Ind
Warren .. Dnnean secretasy pfocesd-
"a 70 ct eleven votss ~ u. 3. Grant
for President Of the Upitsd 6tatQ the
same number Sor Henry Wilson 1bs
Vice President. Hoo. ElHeA O3ell
W. sooooeod % 6oolvoe - - RFo166o0t,
ofthe eeoa1s . esst10o1 Nogy - 9 4
ps0Noo0I0GH. A4 eH as6s TT
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-12
SHERIFF SALE.

0x4 6NI11 0AlH.
NJ virtue Of general execution tc me d.
Yecled, issued from the office Of the Clerk ~
the lircNil Court. Ia aud for las county Of
Cedar and State Of lows, In favor u u. ~,
De0ing. have levied upon the following
psepsrfy - the pteperty Of tl1e said Antu6
1leman9 and +. q. Deming, iC-wii: eT5
20 AZ section nnnber twenty-lwp t2sA In
township number etGhty.twO {e4l, range
number one III west oe the Mh ,. ~. en-.
eaislae eighty acrss: situAtsd n Gear c..
Ard shall oiSer the same fur sels - the
Ce4Ft h01se de0e, In the town az Ttptcn. n
neee0bes. a. p. l672, at one O'el0ck. r. -.
q nat6 day 70 aAttsfy naid execution and
.oone thaa 0ay aeesua theeoon.
JOHN y. 8wGA8SA
ovU SHERIFF ~ CR1as eo0nty, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-12

The following from the Davenport
Gazette " conceive to he . practical
view 81 . practical subject:
"'Ce-operative Stores are talked Of
10 eoDo paris IL the State. We don't
believe they will pay. They have the
aanne bosis = the Union Stores, which
Wefs very popular In the rural dis
lescts Of New York twenty years ago.
The stOckholdsrs got their groceries
and dry goods cheaper for awhile, and,
IN rare instances, realized dividsnds
on the money invested but IN nine
cases out Of ten the capital was sunk
In few years In bad debts or bad
agents. and I'll the owners had 10 show
for Il was . nsighborhood quarrel.
The best way 10 TO leave trade to those
who are bred TO the business"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-12

Monodelphia Grange will meet fos
important business on the flnt 6atur-
day 10 Observation-Disclosures THAT Z
o'clock r. ~.
sw46 JOHN SHuLrx. 6sc'y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-12

SEND notices Of mestings, Or any
Items ofintpres& 70 the order. for pub.
tlcakiOn II theee columns.
The time for holding regular meet.
ings Of Forest Grange y every eatur-
day evening - u o'clock on or bsfors
full moon. 3. BuRRoUQzls, Sec.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-12

- q. w. ROLLINs Go. Bupt.
Nov. 3Oth 1872.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-15
Turning Men into Fishes.

A French inventor has patented an
apparatus for swimmers. For the
hand he has large membranous fin,
which is held in its place by loops
passing over the fingers and strap
around the wrist. The surface pre-
sented to the water by these fins is SO
large as to add greatly to the effect
iveness of the strokes of the arm, but
not so large as to exhaust the muscu-
lar power. Their effect is to reduce
very much the effort required to swim
without them. But the greatest in
genuity is displayed in the form and
fitness of the fms for the legs, which
are attached to the ankles, and are so
formed that they act upon the water,
both in bringing them together and
throwing them back. They act so
finely in treading water, as swimmers
call it, that one can really walk, If not
on the water at least in it. The diff
ference between swimming with this
and without it, is very
much like rowing a boat with the
handle and the blade of an oar. An
old swimmer has no trouble in using
the fins at the first trial, and is sur
prised to find with what case he can
swim without exhaustion. He easily
swims twice as fast with the apparatus
as without it, and he can sustain him
self for hours upon the water, or
swim miles with it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-15
Look to tho Weighing.

One Of the most prolific sources Of
serious loss to farmers and stock
growers Of the country il that OF de-
fective weights or scales. Nearly all
Of the products Of the farm are now
sold by weight, and the seller general
~ takes 1t for granted that the scales
are correct and will indicate the true
weight Of his produce, while the fact
Is there are thousands Of dollars lost
annually by the grain and stock rails
ers Of every county in the west from
light or defective weights. Let some
of our farmers test the platform scales
by trying them at various times and
places in weighing themselves and
they will probably be surprised to find
that all or nearly all vary several
pounds in weighing $50 lbs. Remem-
Der that In all of these cases it Is the
seller who loses by defective weights :
for the scales never weigh too hedry, it
1t always too light. We do not charge
that the owner or keeper Of the scales
, 10 elishanasf 49, .1isnaa1d m si-e li0ht
weight, but the best Fairbanks scales
which are perhaps "a good as manu-
factued--need to be tested and regnlat-
ed often. They get out Of balance and
the weigh master IL careless. perhaps,
md the Consequence l. farmers are AN
nualIy losing several cents bushel on
their wheat, oats aud corn, and many
pounds on their beef. pork and wool
The evil has become so great, that
some Of our intelligent agricultural
Legislators took the matter in charge
last winter and enacted law to rene.
d. this growing io--.
This act will be found on page 1872 OF
the Session Laws Of 1872. and we
trust that its penalty will be rigidly
enforced.
The act provides That it shall be
the duty OF every weigh master or
keeper ofpublic scales. kept for the
purpose Of weighing stock or grain, to
provide and keep standard veigM Of
not less than fifty pounds avoirdupois,
for the purpose Of testing scales, and
he shall once month, or oftener y re-
quested. make satisfactory test of the
correctness Of such scales"
The penalty for failure or refusal to
comply with this act Is fine Of from
five to twenty dollars, and liability
for all damages resulting to the party
injured.
We are satisfied that rigid enforce
ment Of the provisions OF this act
would save to the farmers OF Iowa
thousands IF dollars annually. Re-
quire every keeper OF scales to test
them In your presence before weighing
your grain or stock. II his scales are
right no harm is done-if they are
wrong you want them regulated
Homestead
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-15
Tho Open Polar Sea.

The open Polar Sea must be dis
covered soon, If at all. At least. so
argues writer in Nature, tan Eng
iish periodically, who believes the sea
will soon cease to exist. Land is said
to be rising everywhere between the
Pole aud the fifty-seventh parallel,
and the greatest movement is at the
pole itself. Some interesting facts are
quoted in support of the theory
Plinny said that Scandinavia was an
archipelago, and spoke Of bold sea-
men who had circumnavigated the
group of islands. Ptolemy confirmed
ire statement. CELSIUS said in the
seventeenth century, that Norway
was rising at the rate of forty inches
a year. Sir Charles Lyell indorses
the theory. The water level in the
Gulf of Bothnia, falls about one foot
avo.u efsAa. ,.a.-- A. G--1r- 49,
are low pastures where old men re-
member of seeing boats aAoat. Near
Stockholm, seventy feet above the
level Of the sea, the remains of shell
fish identical with the coast species
are found. At Soduleige, ninety feet
above high water, there is bed OF
sand which contains wrecked boats
and an old anchor. In the interior Of
Spitzcnbcrgcn, skeleton Of whale have
been unearthed above sea level. The
fishermen say the land has risen SO
much that the shallowness of the wa
ter has driven away the right whale,
which once abundant arc now rarely
seen. On the Pacific the shores
around Behring's Strait are low and
flat, but a mile or two back there are
ranges of bluffs parallel with the
coast, and containing innumerable
shells of the Mtordl species. If the
theory be true, it offers us a curious
case of compensation. While the
ocean is washing away Great Britain,
France, Holland and New Englend,
way to the north the continents are
encroaching upon the sea. The only
thing to regret is that the plan can
not be reversed, and Neptune enrich
ed at the expense Of the frozen North,
and to the gain of the more habitable
South.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-15
Orlginnl Notice.

District Court of Cedar County. Iowa, Nov.
vember Term, 1872.
William Penningroth,
against
John Tomlinson. Samuel TomlinsoH Abb
gail TomlinSon, Jesse Tomlinson. Eliza
Tomltnson, George Tomlinson, Joseph
Tomlinson, Mary Tomlinson, james
IomltnsOn Drusilla Barnhill Joseph
Barnhill, Louisa McKinturf, VIM Me-
kfnturf and Lavina smith.
To the above named defendants. You are heret,
notified that there Is file in the office OF III,
Clerk OF the District Court in and for the County
Cedar. In the State of Iowa. a petition of William
Penningroth plaintiff claiming OF you that he Is tbs
owner OF the northeast quarter dissection twenty six
l8l township eighty SD north of range two q
house, and alleging that the certa mortgage there
on made by M Clark and wife, Oct sth 1879 h
Jesse T0mltnson TO secure the payment of Ave not
one Tor F2y0, March 1856 one for $500 March 1885
onetSD, March 1867 one for SEQ March L. 1855 one
one for t25o, MARCH, ]. 1853. which Mortgage va,
Ri~d for record Nov. H. 1853, recorded In book G 81
Mortgages. on page 637 was the property of the de
fendant, Samuel Tomlinson. held In trust by said
Jesse TomliDson and that said ortgage notes have
Deen paid IN full to said Samuel Tomlnson and his
assigns. and praying against you the heirs al law
gage be satisfied and said real be from
all lien thereof.
Now unless You appear to said petition and defend
thereto at or before noon of the day Of the
next term OF said Court to be begun and neld nj
llpton IN said county on the 18th day OF November
H12, default Will be entered against yon and iudg
ment rendered and decree entered thereon In ac-
cordance with the prayer OF said petition.
WOLF 4 LANDT, Att'ys for PItT