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ARRIVED At
+ III w lSl.i"2mann's Store,
IN EIiSSELL STREET.

'l'ha cam DC found in Orangcl,lrg. In insrc..-
ton will satisfy ALL No trouble to show Goods.
tn addition I" the above have on hand aud fnr
sale = number of the american But.on-I iolc
Machines. This machine will do in the best
possible manner every variety Of family sewing
that can bcdomc on ;lny machine, and in all
diion cnbrodcrs ON the edges, ovcrscams, and
makes beautiful button aud cycict holes in all
fabrics. Ihis is nnqncStionah!y far beyond the
capacity of any other u'achnc. Instruction
given, and satisfaction g,rif.inice,l TO all pnr-
chasing machine.
+. Ii. w. BRIGGMANN.
may l5tf
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TuANks.-Wc are under obligations
to Mr.. John r. Hobrand, for copies of
late New Orleans papers.
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Purr! Purr.! Purf:!! MI. Her
man Wahlcrs will accept our thanks for
several "pufls." The cigars arc the best
We have tried in this market.
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For the benefit Of those interested, we
append M extract FROM the Internal
l;evcnuc Law, in relation to the sale Of
tobacco:
dealers in tobacco shall each pay So
Every person whose business ii is To sell,
or offer for sale, manufactured tobacco
snuil'or cigars, shall be regarded rs II
dealer in tobacco and the payment Of u
special tax, rs II Wholesale or retail
liquor dealer, or the payment of any
other special tax, shall not relieve any
person who sells manufactured tobacco
and cigars, from the payment of this
tax"
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JUVENILE. We have been requested
to state that an address will be delivered
this evening, at 5o'cIoci, by master John
ID. Andrews, at Whiltcmorc's Factory, in
the interest of the band ofjuvenilIes, who
are raising funds to purchase a small fire
engine. Tie occasion will, no doubt, be
an interesting one, as Tie young oret or is
a mere boy but one who has the ability
to speak on an occasion such as the oncal-
ludcd 10. An admission fec of only ten
cents will be required, and VIC would be
glad TO sec the meeting largely attended.
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
CD. ELUME, Artist, has opened Il Gallery
where he isprcparcd to take
Photographs,
Dagncfreotvpcs,

Fcrrotypcs, &c,
Ina few minutes at the low est possible rates.
Walk UP to the Gallery over Mr.. +. III. w
Briggmann's Store if you WANT to obtain II
present TINT is always appreciated by Lovers,
Swcetlcarts and others, viz Yourself
Satisfaction guaranteed. nlnyl-tf.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-10

Don't forget that Capt Hamilton can
furnish doors, sashcs, blinds, &c.
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Dull tines it is said, arc The best
for advertisers. Because when money is
tight, and the people are forced to econ
onlizc, they always read the advertise
mcnts to ascertain who sells the cheapest,
and where they can trade 10 The best
advantage.
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South Carolina R. r.

MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Columbia at 7.40 M
Arrive at Charleston ut $40 u III
Leave Charleston at $50 m
Arrive mt Columbia at 4.05 p III
NlGnrEyrEEss, FREIGHT ANb ACCOMMODATIONS
TRAIN, Sundays cxccped)
Leave Columbia ut $50 y m
Arrive mt Charleston mt 900 IN
Leave Charleston nj $50 p m
arrive at Columbia At G.iO n IN
Camden Accommodation Train will continue
to run to Columbia rs ormcrly-Mondays
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
A. l.. TYLER, Vice President.
S. b. PicKENs, General Ticket Agent.
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CATARRII.
Stoppcd-up Head, Running of the Nose
constant hawking and splitting,
constant Blowing of the


Thousands suffer from that most annoying
disagrccablc complaint = Catarrh, without
knowing what it is.
Often the secretcd mucous flowing down the
throat clogs up the lungs and lays the fo,lnd;,-
ton for consumption.
The most skillful physici;,ns fail to cure it,
lcurc any case of obstrcton-stoppcd up
d-llscl,arges OF greenish, thick, thin or
glairy mucous from the nose, internal or extcr-
nal-pain or fullncss between the cvcs--col,-
slant blowing of the nosc-inllammaton of the
nasal passages, es,-ucerltion of scncidcrian
membrane, etc, in the course of Il few days.
DEAFNESS.
Nervous Deafness, Noises i'll the Head Otor-
rhos-0titis discharge. from Ear,
Paralysis of Auditory Nerve.
am daily treating all affections of the ear
with the most gratifying results. Some who
had paid uurists nearly $1,000 without benefit,
have been cured by me in Il few weeks mt mod
crate expense.
NIERCURIAL DISEASES.
Mercury, inirdiciously used, has filed Tic
earth with wrecks Of humanity THOUSANDS
suffer from its effects who lave been uncon-
sconsly dngscd by their physician. II is vain
TO attempt the cure OF the majority OF diseases
white ii rcn.ains in the body.
Although | have heard OF several so-callc,l
antidotcs for mercury in the human body, |
have never yet seen 81 physician who could
eliminate ii from the system.
can satisfy amy patient or physician tl.at
can absolutely extract mercury, lead, zinc, and
other mineral poisons, in every case.
CANCERS.
Scirrlus tnngous Cancer,
Rose Canccr-Spidcr Cancer.
make great speciality in the treatment of
every description Of canccr,:lntl tumors:
How many cancers and tumors are wrong
fully treated by certain Charlat;ns styling
;hcmsclycs Cancer Doctors
cr1cing pronounced inturallc, viii l,kc
any one ct these cas,s i'll hand, and make i,
permanent cure.
My terms for treating cancers, etc, will be
based ON the ace and condition of Che patient,
and the positive certainty oil cure.
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IIcENsrs.-W would remind our
readers that the time for renewing their
licenses, under the State License Law, is
now ut hand. Failure on thoir part
subjects .hcn' to Il heavy penalty.
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Tobaccos
Pipes, &c.
NH EHsONH1YeS hHOTEIl
ORANGEBURG, S. c..

am pleased to inform my numerous friend,
throughout the State that | have purchased
The "'rrcadwell llotcl, /" and am now rciuvcna-
ting and fixing il up in the most modern
style. The tables are we'll furnished from the
Charleston markets ! guarantee full salts
faction.
w. a. MERoNEY, Proprietor
20
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The Southern Cultivator for July is
rNcclcn'. Snbscibo for ii, A,l!rcss W.
4 w. l.. jones, Athens, Ga. Terms, s.
Ter year.
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DIR. R. q. He WITT,
CHARLES S. @.
34 WENTWORTH srEEr.

Can be consulted on the following Diseases
and diseases of kindred nature, frce'Cf Charge
and in strict confidence.
Charges moderate, and within the reach of
all. Office hours from 8 a. III. to p. m.
IIIEUlIlTLS1T and NEURALGLA.
III all arthri.c complaints, as rheumatism,
gout, neuralgia, etc. this practice is almost per-
feet. The most intense pains are almost in
stantly rclicvcd--cnormous swcllings are re-
dnced-ltmbs ich have been contracted and
stiff for years arc relaxed. Gases of twenty,
thirty and forty years standing lave been cured
by me, after all other means have failed.
a great accomplishment ii my triumph over
pain, by which can often, in Il few moments,
tootllc and carry oil The most cNcrutiating suli-
crin9s.
Ifthii system did nothing more than to re-
licve pain it would stand superior 10 a,y other
svstcm CNtant, = 80
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Church of the Rctecner GpiscopaD-
vices on the Sd and 9Th Sabbath of every month
ut 10Y A. NJ. and p. NJ. Sabbath School {
A. NJ. Rev. S. Mclichamp, Rector.
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f. p. BEARD, Associate Editor

peSs~ Mr.. KIRK RonlNsoN is authorized to
collect and receipt for advertisements and sub
.scriptions to the Times.
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We are now showing all the new styles in
Dress Goods, Embroideries, Laccs, Trimmings,
Cassimers and Cloths Hosiery and Gloves,
Prints, Cambrics, Carpets Mating, Window
Shades DC.
OurbusincSs is conducted on the one price
system, We keep only standard makes OF
Goods and sell them at uniformly Low Prices
Orders from The country will be filed with
e'I utmost care.
BlSF Bargains this week. apr 27-Gmo
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NOTICE. e. ..s5lIs, IL. e.. =.
OFFICE COUNTY 2UDffoR,. a
OEASGEBue COUNTY, SIC: ~ -,

June 9th 1872 tn0
Pursuant to an Act PROVIDING, for
the ASSESSMENT and TAXATION. !.
Of PROPERTY, approved Sept 10Th, !.
1868, and all Acts amendatory thereto:! |
Notice is hereby given that this g .fice !,
will be open for RECEIVING RETURNS Of !,
PERSONAL PROPERTY, from the,
FIRST DAY of fJULY to the twentieth ],
day of AUGUST, 1872. All Owners.
Agents, Administrators, &C. off Real 4
Estate are earnestly requested .o-imakeg
Returns to this Officein order to prevent,
Erroneous Entries from being made inf
the Tax Books. All persons FILLING ito,
make their Returns on or before the goth
day of August, n Penalty ESQ per cent
will be added to their Assessment. b,r.r.,
JAMES VAN TASSEL, rt,
I County Auditor,
orangeburg County ca
june 18th ct ,ya
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Griffin & Hoffman, Advertising Agts, No.
/, South street; Baltimore, Nd, are duly a'-
thorizcd to contract for advertisements at our
lowest rates Advertisers i'll that city are re-
'qucsted to leave their favors with this house
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Col. d. Wyatt Aiken organized u
Grange of the Patrons of IIusbandry in
Columbia, on last Saturday.
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Church Services.

Presbyterian Churcl.-Serviccs at 1O4 A. NJ,
and T.. M-Sabbath School at 8 a. NJ
Prayer meeting Thursday afternoon Mt o'clock.
Rev. j. d. Browne, Pastor
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Methodist Church-Services at 10l a. NJ.
and p. NJ. Sabbath School at s.! n. NJ
Rev. L. Auld, paster.
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Lutheran Churcl,-Sabbath School at 0 a
Nj. p. A. Dantzler, Superintendent
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TOWN DIRECTORY.

TOWN DIRECTORY.
Mayor-F. II. W. Briggmann.
Glcrk-E. j. Olivcros.
Trcasrrcr-Wm. Willcock.
Adcrmcn-E. j. Olivcros Wnl. Willruck,
Geo. Bolver, "A. Martin.
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WARM WEATHER HAS COME,

Aud so has one of the finest, choicest and
most complete Stocks of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, Sc,
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A | |
7 h G

LAREST STOCK of Horses and Mules
ever brought 10 this market, will lie of:
tcrcd for sale or given n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-12

Il takes Yankee school marin To Just
puzzle poor unsophlsiicaied men. now s
1sts Coming imne sn the train last
acek Sc overheard ll,o following CONVEX
sstI8n between Young iadg teacher.
always writes for tbs aud an Ola
gentleman who had alWays believed he
could speak ihe Eaeiish language
Ola gentleman Are there any bouses
sall.isng in soar village
loung lads No. sit There Is q new
ssosrse l,glug hulA ipf Mr. smith, bat is
Ills au,eniets who are baiiaing
f.rmleuan Tue; ST corrected. 70
j. l.niidins !. nerlalBls different thing
t5asa t. - t<ing built And hoa long
las ST. smAh. h9asc btcu being bulIl
tats Clocks patgiei moment, and
u,su aaswcr' sther ahrapiY) Nearly a
vest,
atuilvmaii Hos much logger % you
tlaut IA all be be.Ag bal.tt
Iaaf lerpi5s,elyl poa'i know
t.englesnAa 4 slaaald .Aluk Mf Smith
wees * anHUyrd hy ~ bcing 10 long
i.rshg 10 h iof the haase be noN occa.
p.es hsiHg ald b must leave i, and tie
nea enc .ssiag oals beiug buiil instead
81 l.ssag balJ q. he expected, DC can
hot
Here tic gentleman perceived hat The
ladY hki disappeared
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Persons intending TO Az .ure their lives win
hud u to - sivAntagf. 10 examine this new
plan Sssa care, pocuw ents giving full partlou-
laTs " The rules Of Toe company with regard to
The issue st the ab we savings fund policy, q.
tended tables u stes, and other interesting
mSt'er, may be obtained by application 10 the
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THE NV

TOATlNE SAVINGS FUND Foley
= hssfa ea - shats oaadlflaa- and presauts
tts 'lbasaaF pisTN0uhHfNa TrtrUGEs.
@A.zh ar hssirttsa b. q sslsslss.aa q probable
fssaiis nu r.aey q Tsa Isoasaaa Declare. Al
ORDINARY tIFF EsTFS. sre w tpnu,l me
uaam ta1a
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

STRONG AND PURE RICH nI0Qp=lN.
CHFhgF or FLESH AND wEIallT-CGEAR
SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION Be-
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ID l. tbs 4 RYI

ID L. sTISTRYI
Tie subscriber ruay. lse found Al All time.
4 ~ p. gibo, 10 fertuss Block, prepared to do
DENTAL WoRk
IN ihe bert msuusr. aHd a. living prices.
complete aha partial sgts ~ teeth made At
short nntleo, add warranted to give satisfaction
serving iseth.
( Cbo.ntorm and ether administered under
I w g fe-uon q 8 practising physician when de-
make use q the latest improvements in the
dental art aud EuaHutoe good work 10 al cases
Tooth nushts aud tooth powders Of superior
guAHiy aHa}s 90 hAnd.
, gro II. SWIFT.
Manchester VI, sept ~. 1874
SPECIAL NOTICE.
WM. WILLIAMS
W. ID respectfully inform the public that he is
Not Wound Up
yet, but Is prepared to got up
ALI. KINDS oF HARNESSES.
IN the very best style.
We are using The best 81 Oak stock, also leather
Of our manufacture,
Made ia the "old fashioned way
With over thirty years experience IN the man
nfacture Of Leather We claim an advantage.
We manufacture nur own collars which are far
superior to those usually furnished
The best Of b. A. Sole Leather Meats Foot OIL,
PasterinR Hair, &c, constantly on hand
CustOm Skins tanned as usual.
Dorset, June /, 1871 3Hy210x
TAKE A CERTIFICATE
~ THE
NORTH EASTERN MUTUAL LIFE
ASSOCIATION,
or
BRATTEBoRo, VERMONT,
loiTtoE IN TOWN HALL
AND
ECT YOUR MILY.
The Expense 10 Less thaa one.third the Coz
10 an Old stockPlsn Company.
DIVISION No, 4
For persons aged 90 to co. ADHESION, -
ASguAL puE - 90 AssEss2ESIs 90
For each death. Present number, 10
DlNlsl i d, go
Ages 20 to 30, ADMISSION ~
ANNUAL DIR SO 90 4qasy .
nkiass' about 1000.
scs 40 to co. AD5aps &, j.
p,r sas 49, AN, 70 y % Assessment 81 10
kpply - N l. Sumbor about 1000.
+ ArIiu.A1a. ~ Fowler, AZ Manchester, and a
Ia 1sgpy IS. HARD
Z aosistien ,he death Of any member OF the at
,nanS nis heirs or assignees will receive a
T yIg5} .ollars A. there are members in his d
! ',rattleboro. VI, May Goth, 1872, 1aly5
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DR.. RAILWAYS
SARSApARIIlIAN RES0lVENT
Every Day an Increase In Flesh
and Weight Is Seen and Felt.

Urinary, aud Womb disHa.es, Gravel bialassr
Hdfhfs Disease. Albummufia. aBd 10 an oases where
there are bdekd1Hf deposits, o. he water Is THICK,
ti9udY mixed with substances Ike the white n az
egg, ~ threads Ike Willie SIX or there lsR morbid
dark, bilious appearance, and Willie bone dust de-
pdsila and when there i O picking burning sFusa
ioH when passing water alid path 20 The Small q
lie BaCk atd along tic Laas. ffee, sIo5
yAnR NAG aTbnrFFe. i-rf.aetI al aate Baf4fgiv
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sEooND PAls-tr Foley.
THIRD An ANNunY.

Al The ead q l5ysArs the lrohis SIN rr,,,v,,..
The Annual Premiums, aud win tAs .ubseanest
annual premiums oil pureh use vesrl, lne.ms
.--....-.-.-.... tl73 30
q" Al 'he ena ~ = years, of ...... C47 -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-12

RI A NEW MYTHOLOGY LIFE
As@l AAkcE. mws fsrertsst sussiu atta
49, sssafEsa sRp@fsaaasa wsv - stlavea ~
fersaus possessed a oaastsaE.ara1 laAfsr.it.
Slsa fesE tsssf Fs1soas ia sasas uua tts n.zaE.s
81 asAa1 Fss = e.ff #tss ga.ase rssafa 49,
a,issass = . nass5 sssa.asssas g, a. T.ruas
FrsHrifls e assissrlarts = rassnas 49, >
s..aylar Ne sasarsa ie ssE ne fsaef e. tts
easapssr 81 y sHss sisted l.sf..ls.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-03-07

And still another! Our Wallace
is married at last, and the news took
every one by surprise. Mr.. Wallace
Wiley, staid, respectable bachelor,
set sail on the uncertain sea OF matri-
mony in the same life boat with Miss.
Hannah Buffman--not without visible
trembling it is true, but twas done
last Thursday, 7r.M.
There is always something hap
pening at Inland Center. The Patrons
Of Husbandry, or as they are more
Familiarity called, the Changers, gave
a grand banquet down there at the
school house the other night. The
supper was a brilliant success. A
incident occurred when a
lively young. lady caught big black
hat from another young lady's lap
without noticing that it was being
used BY u couple for pop corn trough.
thereby baptizing herself with . snowy
tide. Her curls were literally full;
in fact, she was pretty well 'corned.
-Masquerades, with all their gro-
tesque, fanciful, ridiculous and appro-
psiasc lr.s-r.s.~...-a:.- ----ir---i-,I---
been INDUCED in to some extent in
Davenport this season, and now
Maysville, a little hamlet half way
between this and the first named place,
is down with the same complaint.
Scarlet fever is raging in one
neighborhood near Davenport.
We heard whispers Of Leap
Year party at the Center, but it fell
through in consequence Of the timidi-
ty Of the young ladies thereabouts
Those faint hearted girls will hardly
win fair gents. BURT LEcLAIRE.
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HrGH TAXES AS noticed some time

HIGH TAXES noticed some time
ago . committee was recently ap
pointed to Investigate the Cause Of the
inordinately high taxes for 1871 In
Dayton township and report to n
meeting Of its citizens. The report Of
this committee Is published in full on
the fourth page Of this paper. The
gentlemen OF the committee certainly
touch upon some matters OF import
ance ami state several very significant
facts, wnich are, rs they say, " Items
70 no'e," not only by the citizens OF
Dayton township, but by those of the
county u large.
In matter. Of dates and figures, how
ever, We notice 81 &c serious mistakes.
Being unable to connect the various
statements about the debts Of the
county aud see how when there was
only $40. 49l72 Of debt In 1870 there
could be $l2,OOO worth Of old railiOs.i
bonds" yet 10 be paid. ~ we'll ~ Ia
under tand some other apparent dis.
cseptsiIcie-, MI appeal To- the records
showed that almost MI the figures CIV
~ were wrong. The fauss u the
county Indebtedness (bondsd of courss)
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'hings l,rl,sx sbuslt rqual, shousd the
average valuation Of the land per acre
In Springfield be equal to the average
valuation u the same In Inland ? I
leave II TO those interested TO decide.
Another wrong think Is sometimes
p -acticrd. A school district has de-
clded to build . new school mouse.
The means are IN b raissd BY direct
tax on the property Of the township.
The township being rparsely settled
and sometimes It 10 nOt--the tax pay.
ers think It IL going to be pretty hard
on them. They begin to contrive how
they can raise this tax without feeling
It themselves very much. Casting
about they discover . large tract of
resident land In their township.
Now they have It, and. getting the
Assessor interested. be puts . good
round valuation OH, non resident land.
while on their own It IL little lower
than usual. The consequence ID the
tax Is raised without much ineon veni>
ence to themselves, but non resident
thinks there must be something wrong
abnut his taxes. This applies TO
school districts equally . well.
JUSTICE.
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FROM LOUDEN.

The Methotlists are having . series
Of meetings, resulting In the cOnver-
sion of many sinners, reclatming of
backali.lers anl revtvinx Of the mem
bership. Sixty-four have united with
the church; among them are the
aged. middle aged and the young.
Many Of our Sabbath school Scholars
and teachers are among the number.
The good work still goes OIL. Rev. J.
F. Baker Is pastor.
I4azt week the boys Of tho different
schools German and Arvericsn) me,
and hal v. ung war, which resulted
In one Of the Americans receiving y
wound on the cheek from . rock.
The case was adjusted by the court 81
+" Do a you plesse."
Our old townsmsn, E. z. Brainard,
has given Us call.
DR.. r. B. Town 10 abOut TO leave
here 70 20 u Tipt0n. which 10 much
'amented by msny NJ his old pstrons
The Sheriff b here officiating In hi,
capacity.
The weather 10 due and prospects O
seeding soon. 6NoBs.
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MAYOR.

The whole number If votes polied
war only one hundred aud sixty eight
about two thirds vote OF the pre-
cinct. But one ticket was in the field
(the one nominated ut the meeting
reported eIsewtere) with the excep-
ton Of candidates for two Offices
Rsnorsler sud ns.a ~ tbs Trsast~ea--A
street corner caucus processing Il. w.
Starr for the former aud Alonzo Shaw
for the the latter Office, tn which posi-
tions they were elected. heating.
respectively, Messrn. Mccullough and
Geller, without any apparent eff'rt on
either side-if sides" there may be
said to have been. Mr.. Geller seems
to owe his loss Of the great position Of
Trustee Of the town Of Upton. which
he has already held for two consecu-
tive years. to an expressed desire Oh
his own part to he excused therefrom.
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IMPROVED
LAND FOR SALE!
Original Notice.

sss Ps:er'on ans goq iowa. 9,
Orin Sullivan, OF ais Term, is72.
10 grin sullivan, Samantha Hunt. and
Richard Price, Defendants:
You are hereby notified that there = on
ale in the once Of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court. In and for the County q Cedar. In the
state Of !ovs, petition Of Herman Peter.
sen. plaintt6, praying the toreclosure OF
certain title bind or contract executed by
him In favor Of said Grin Sullivan and 6a-
mantha Hunt, agreeing TO convey 10 them
lots i've 81 and SIX (6j n block three (Sl In
Petersen's addition tO the town Of I.0udtn,
In said County. upon the pay ment at mAtur.
ity OF certain pfOmisory note executed by
them In favor oil said plaintiff for two hun.
dred and fifty dollars. dated September et
1870, and payable November 9TH 1871, with
interest from date ~ ten per cent. per an
mum. and alss, asking Q judgment SOr the
amount Of said note and interest, and unpaid
taxes on said lots. and that each and ell Of
the defendsnts herein be barred and fore.
cloeed from ever setting up any claim Of
right, title, or interest In and to said town
lots and appurtenancee. either Ut law or In
equity.
and defend thereto & or before noon Of the
second day Of the next term Of said Court 70
be begun and held q Upton. In said county
on the eighth dayof Anvil. 1877. . default will
he entered against you and Judgment rem
dqred thereon - acooraauce with the prays,
o! ~ s%S'I1 Il. rrrHrLI. Any. for PrG
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-03-07
Ara recent term Of the Suprem,

Ara recent term Of the Supreme
Court, decision was rendered in two
Gauss Appealed from this county.
L. IL +. Pierce vs.. Is her NJ. Pierce,
application fos divorce. verdict was
given for defendant at June term.
1869 Of the District Court, and sus
tanned later Oh appeal to the q neral
Term Court, but IL Is now reversed py
the supreme bench. Wolf 4 Land,
for Plaintiff.
Jane. ID. Hanlin, Appellee, vs.. 8. d
Parsons, Appellant, AL action sn
equity, was decided in favor OF tie
toimer.