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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-10
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.

THE WAR uSDEMNITY-LYoNs MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
PARIS, Monday, June ., 1873
The payment of the first installment of the
remaining miiard francs Of the war indemnity due to
Germany on the 5th inst. was completed Saturday
last.
Atthe municipal election IN Lyons, yesterday, held
under the act recently passed by the Assembly IS out
OF &c Radical nominees we're chosen.
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THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

PROPOSITION OF EARL RUSSELL FOR BETTER GOV
ERNMENT or IRELAND.
LONDON, Monday. June Q, 1873.
In the House of Lords, to-day Earl Russell
introduced bill for the better government Of Ireland
which aboishes the office Of Lieutenant, and pro-
yldes that the voice eight jurors out Of twelve will
suffice for verdict The object Of the measure is to
strict the power Of the priesthood and secure the con
yiction Of criminals.
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GENERAL MoDoc NEWS.
GAIT. JACKS pYFENsE.

BoYLE's CAMP, June s--3 D. m.-An inter-
view between Gen. Davis. Capt Jack. and schouehin
has just terminated. The Modoc Chief says that he was
melted to ms cruel warfare by Allen David Chief OF the
Klamaths. He also denied having killed Gen Candy,
and laid the blame his boys schonshn told the same
story.
MILITARY COMMISSION ORDERED.
WASHINGTON, june 9.--Gen. SchoAeld has been
instructed BY TELEGRAPH to appoint Military COpms.
sion " Try the M0doe prisonera 0 .
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TILE WEST MURDER TRIAL.

DOVER, Del, June 9.-In the West case,
Willard Salisbury prisoners counsel concluded tonight
argument Of eleven hours extending over the ses-
sions Of Saturday and Monday Attorney General Love
viii conclude tomorrow for the state and verdict win
probably be rendered tomorrow night.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The steamship Prussian arrived at Quebec
yesterday with tho OF the late Sir George T.
Cartier The body was transferred TO the government
sraan,er Druid which nrnceeaed 10 Montreal.
The Gacetd of Havana promulgates decree
BY tho Captain OF Cuba giving the Colonization
society alpost unlimited powers The Cinnamon whose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-10

con,o have expired are placed under the charge ana
the disposal o. the Society Sn av saey that they be
sent 10 work In the Trocha" the place or VIC
slaves The no again denousss a sns held as prison
ers at hard labor until their contrasts are
are not released until they sign such contracts
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CHOLERA IN MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, June 9.-The cholera is believed
TO be ON the increase although there marked rise
in the mortality rate since last night The interments
at Emwood have been S. against % for the correspond
ing week Of last year. aud OF 10 during last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-10
FUNERAL OF SIGNOR RATTAZZI.
RoMB, Monday, June 9, 1s

The funeral of Signor Rattazzi took place
yesterday, and was attended By great crowd OF
people. Many persons, 10 show their respect for the
deceased statesman, displayed black hags from their
resldences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-10

-. Three painters fell from the Pennsylvania
R1psa budC csrHess Penn essIdi y ss breaAuF q 1s
Lswn Of Csnlreive see hcd aud Isaac jar u AVoTesssn
ChesteT County. bad hs nFbt hgh bToheA
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-11

nv yir1 Of special exaeuel4n 70 me
directed gued rom the ONCE The Clerk
ofthe DID let Court, In and FOR - county Of
Cedar. an6 state OF Iowa, In layors Of s. G.
Hastings. and against @. w. HINT. ct. al. |
AuSe levtod upon the fuiiowf property IS
f6e propeESy of tbs said g. ~. Hunt, 81. az,
1&wit. -
E'FThe souIA west @aarter cor the north,
oAst quar&4r tL<e Ne southeenet quarter q,
Or the nolA west 0oarfer o. the northeast
quarter 90 Of lhssonth- - Quarter - and
the wees 6alf xyof the r1osea.west $50 -
lion number twenty-five or. Township
number seventv-nine t7yl, norm o. hange
number thrcet 81 west OF the 9Th r. M, con-
taininr one hundred and forty acres, more
81 less. situated In Cedar county. Iowa,
And ahall offer the same for sale nj Abe
Cenrt House door. In the town Of Upton. In
aid ScQney ON Friday, the "a day q SsA1:
~. AZ b.. lS94 at one O'CLOCK r. M, of sa1d
day, to satfsfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon,
Dated this 9Th day 81 Dec, a; u, isss
swv ashera6cf 6 tsd County. Iowa.
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NEWS AND NOTES.

A young man In Scranton, Pa, hiss
fbus bre aches Vt promise suits On hand.
Hh anxiSf s.,s6s aaangpin Is de-
seribsd = noe b TO ing thAstout-
= heart
a Clevl md dry nodS drunsnsr,
6as, daring the last season, cold &c.,.
900 worth Of goods, travelled II 900
uilss and married four wives.
Hon. Geo. H. Williams, late United
States 0enator from Oregon, and now
Asapgasy Qseersl In the Cabinet, has
besu noninatsd By the President for
Chlsf Justjss Of The United States Sup
sms Csssi.r rfnfya xrr
Ths Ways and Means Committee Of
- Hssss y nov ealied . IRE trads
Committees SANDING two Revenue
Tariff advocates, four Protectionists,
and 0ve Free-TEadere.
8 Mr.. r. r. GARRISON, n the stase
Reoietev, anGUuacsa himself % cir.
salaf % The msnbes Of the Legisla-
tnSo, "a candidate for re- election b
~ positIsn u 6tats Printer. He be-
sseved osiy enc term. hsf
Adviess from the western part Of
Nsbrasks ~ that the Sioux srs on
~ VA paid, ard Inst largo number
pavaess and Omahas are Close By.
pespassd Sor battle. There Il but lit
~ doubt that big battle will soon be
1ougAt hetwesa thsm.
n report 81 The Government DE-
p6zsmsat Of Agriculture for Novem-
~ and Deesmbsr shows that the Az
ssses tohaooo crop, IN COMPARISON |
Win lase ysaf, b 81. A failing % Of
17,ooo, go bushslsin potatoes il indi-
eased. The hay crop b 10000 tons
less thsn Let year.
The sxauination Q: Nike McCool,
~ pueiilss, lor the Murder Of Fatsey
llaalsy, aboat . month ego, whish
~ ben gelng on Tor some days pest
~ clossd, and McCool h held In $l0,-
90 bonds on . charge Of murder In
the sscond degree. /
"Boss,. Tweed. In delivering his in
angusal q Tammany Hall. prior to
The lat Presidential election, predict
= ths ds1sat 81 the Republican party, |
" whsn," said be. I'VE viii introducs
. honesty and economy into all
= branches Of the Government"
Tssasary o0lsials dad fault with
Ne astistie appearances Of the new
Isa3e dollar. The female figure upon
Il nay b . typs Of the woman Of the
period = 70 physical proportions, but
riot sotsd for . :pymmstrical dsvsl-
spusos. The shoulder arc - mar
row = those Of . child. and the
agurs, ssatsd upon . bale Of cot
On, b very much like . rail. The
Frse Comptrollsr. who 10 . naughty
man, says 1.-THE bale IT cotton ie In the
wrong place.
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The Iowa Members and the House
6 Committees.

Our Iowa memben have been treat
u with averaee fairness, but no gs0er-
oeity. Mr.. McCEaEy, justly enough
psrhaps. hes bssn awarded the hon
orr given 70 Iowa, by being made
ChairuAa OF the Commodities on Rail-
ways and Canals, the most importan,
and desirabls position, In the prssen
contest for cheaper transportation
which has bsen given or could be Civ.
O Western man. Az Il y probable
ell ths transportation questions will
- reeerred 10 this Committee. Nc
Csary Will have It within his power
% ID msch for the West. He IL the
man Of Ill others to represent the West
Ii that position.
NJ. Donnao 10 Chairman Of Print
Ing, and . member Of Military A daiss.
Mr.. Orr has been given the arduous
and responsible place Of Chairman on
Expenditures In the Interior Depart
ment.
For membeFs serving the second
term, Nessers Donnan and Orr. have
bssn specially honored. OF the new
delegates, n. Pratt IL the only men,
Der made Chairman. At the head of
Privsle land Claims, his superior abil-
ity will find plenty Of work. Judge
McDill. another new member Ii on
Pacific Railroad, which, with the pen.
ding Investigations, will give him res
ponsible work Of the most difficult
and delicate nature.
Mr.. Wilson is given two honorable
positions, on Agriculture. and on War
Claims. Messers Kaason and Lough-
ridge. formerly serving two terms in
the House, have not been given Chair
mauships - We had expected they
would be, but are both placed Ia prom
insnt positions. Mr.. Kasson on Ways
and Means, and Mr.. Loughridge on
Appropriations. Mr.. Loughridge,
like Mr. Kasson, has been awarded q
place on one Of the first committees,
but We had expected and hoped to see
his ability and experience better rec
oRnized, - ia his last term he served
with great credit next 70 the head Of
the judiciary Committee. But, y q
whole Iowa, with i've Chair,nanships
and Mr.. AcCrary Ut the head Of the
most important committee for West
ern interest, has been well treated and
duly rscognized.-Register.
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Cooperative Store.

All members Of the order Of P. of Fl.
interested In . co operative store with
headquarters ct Upton, are requested
TO attend . general meeting to be held
at the Court House on Saturday. Dec.
18th, 1873, ut 10 o'clock 4. NJ. to adopt
articles Of incorporation. elect the
proper officers and transact such other
business % may come before them.
l.. L. SWEET,
john SHULTZ.
w. L. MoCROsKsy, Com.
LEVI JENNINGS,
j. w. REEDER, 40
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Lydia A Flanagan, PINT ~ the
n aeainst District Court
Marion Dazgttx, & OF
r. !. DArgifx, Cedar Co., Iowa.
Eliza r. t5trfnger and May term, 1874.
Ella B. Stringer. Defts. ]
TO said Defendants:
You are heraby notified, that there ID now
ON ale In the ONCE OF the Clerk Of the District
Court ofCedar County. lows, the pstition Of
the Plaintt6 aforesaid, claiming OF you the
sum OF twenty Ave hundred dollars, a. mon
~ jastly due nom you. and Interest there
on. at six per cent from the sixth day vi
May 4. d. 1871, for damages accrueing nom
the failure Of the title TO certain lands pur-
chased BY the plaintiF Of the defendant Ma,
rion and r. J. Dargitx on the 9th day OF laay
1871, and asking for writ OF astachmeni
against the property Of Elxa =. Stringor
You are also notified. that unleuo yoa ao
pear thereto and defend, before noon Of TN
second day Of the term Of the said Distric
Court Of Cedar county. to be held 1t Tipton
IN said County on the 18th day of May. a. d.
1874, Q default will be entered against you
and judgment rendered thereon.
WEST EASTMAN,
TWO Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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WILKIR CoLLINs.-Ths presence
In this country Of this great English
novelist imparts An immediate inter-
st to his writings among American
readers. which renders the new, low
price, and handsomely printed edi-
ton OF T. b. Peterson Il Brothsrs
both valuable and opportane. These
snterprising publishers have placed
upon our desk copy Of bis 'Sights A
Foot" being In the County Of Corn
wall. among its grand and varied
Scenery; the mighty Druid relics
the quaint legends; dark mines. etc.
Price only 80 cents, with . life.like
portrait Of the author on the cover.
The great popularity OF "Wilkis Col
Inns " novels In his series comprising
Miss. or Mrs.." Hide and Seek, "
1.-THE Dead Secret" "Aitsr Dark, "
''The Stolen Mask" "Sister Rose, "
1.-THE Yellow Mask" Basil; or, The
Crossed PATH ",rhe Queens Re
vsngs." "Mad Monkton," and "Sishts
A-Foot,r have never been excelled.
They are for sale by book sellers, OF
copies will be scnt, postpaid, by the
Publishers. on receipt Of price. Send
% T.B Peterson 4 Brothers, Philadel-
phia, Pa, fOr one OF their New Illus
tratsd Catalogue, ssnt free to any ad-
dress. ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-11

Pleasant Hill Grange viii meet on
Friday evening, April 18th, aud on
esch alternate Friday evening there
after, ct Pleasant Hill School House,
Sugar Creek township.
]. b. LAUCAMP, Sec'y.
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QUINCY GRANGE, No. 24S. will hold
. regular meeting next Friday eve-
ming, May I'd, and every Friday eve-
uing thereafter until further notice.
A. d. COLEMAN, Sec.
Inland, April osth. 1873.
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DAVENPORT. Dec. ~, 1873.
SHERIFF SALE.

Ry virtue Of . special execution to me d.
tha Distriet Court. IN and for the comfy 81
Cedar and state OF Iowa. in favor OF william
II. Tufhiii and against II. Deming and Dav-
export 4 81. Paul r. n. Co., i have levied
upon the following property ~ the property
Of the said II. Eemfng and Davenport q st.
Paul r. II. Co., to wit. @&sE* grs8
s t.o number one fU and two 10 in block
number Ave fjJfn the town Of Nassi Hon, Ce-
daT county, Iowa. s 83&
7 And shsli 0(Iar the same for sale at the
Court House door, In the town Of TJpton, In
said county, on Saturday, the "a day OF
Jaouasy. a. d. ls7s, NJ one O'Clock p. u. Of
eeAA day, t0astaSfy said execution and costs
hat may accrue thereon. - q. 800
Dated this Int day OF Dec. A. d. 1878 @aga
I'll JOHN d. 9HEA0ER.
Awy9 Sheriff OF Gedar eOnntv, Iowa
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CENTERDALE GRANGE, p. OF H.,
meets the 2lst Of Dec, 1872, 1t o'clock
p. NJ. and every alternate Saturday
thereafter ct Centerdale school house,
6pringdaIe Up.
Mrs. J. B. LAMBORN, Sec.
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Prairie belle Grange, No. 375, will
hold regular meetings on Saturday on
or before each full moon, at u p. M.
Visiting brethren welcomed.
GEO. BRITroN, Sec.
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Regular meetings Of York Prairie
Grange are held on the first Wednes-
day night Of each month ct the York
Prairie school house, at O'Clock p.
M. Visiting members are cordially
invited.
w. H. BLAIR. Sec,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-11

!. within . week there has been an
pthee war .hurry, but again al Is
,asist. The last warlike breeze came
With the report that the Spanish
/. authosities In Cuba rebellsd against
~ crurss Of the homo government %
ss1snuously that Spain had aaked for
aaestoas modi6cation Of the terms Of
- pEs1eeol; that the United States
- Aeeliaed and that rupture was
inoiasot. Later news bellies al this.
eCDhs , mpoetsd quiet The Captain
! QooeM has not rssignsd. Spain will
,Deehebly do - she hes agresd and al
! viii - we'll.
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"a The Houas Committee on Appropri'
sa1kens Tuesday morning held meet
- % the subject Of the proposed i'm
ssnedists appropriation Of S.. 0Oo, 900 fol
- Navy Department. Secretary
Rebsson appeared before the commit
- anA gave detailed information In
snppert and amplificAtion Of his letter
ssfyetsrday, No action Wa taken,
- nanaAer going over for further con-
suiaeRokion. s. $3.50 81 - tsrs@
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Gower'e Ferry Grange, No. 235 will
meet Saturday evening. March 22nd,
and each alternate Saturday evening
thereafter.
III. GUNsOIvs. Sec.
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Sprngdale Grange No. 1877 meets
regularly every Saturday night on or
before the full moon at their hall In
6pnngdale.
d. W. SMITH. Sec,y.
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Reed 4 Harper, fonr to poor
q ss's:sssEl.' !; s':sss.
Y T% II ss:os.; CLERK J, s ss
Jo.spA Mccoy. 10 no
Nm ne sSsesb,pa on DO door farm soe sSs
John safely, Trustee Red Oak tp,e,Oo 400
Psosa, aIsrs sugar ,n.ae caeek lip $40 lsSs
Raaseit. Clerk Inland tip. 100 20
W Il Alden. Chairs for Court
.ssIis;y; ssG |, , ios poor farm i
Mul5ord { Lonsisy. printing for -
Q " Geiisii. work for poor farm, s,os 70 s.oS
w u Cobb. ROods for do 800 Goo
v Macomber, Clerk layton
nsss% $500 c..aa. good. 70 :; 800 200
Jason Eegus. Trustee lowa town :
Re,sSssi Bros, wood FOR panp.r- :" :"
TownssnS Thomas. Tru.sss low. 's''s ''''
" II vanNssss. money advanced - -
A c Latham. collecting deiin- -
Quent taxes, 40 BH
c W Rollins. teachers institute. 1910 ioco
. Daniel a repairs In treasur- -
u Carroll, postage and hack
charges on books. SO $50
Dean. Ingman & Young. goods
TO poor farm, 5l19 5iM
Sam Wirick, boots for paupers, l7,55 755
Hart Sherwood, witness In state
case. 40 40
J 8 Salisbury, atty In State case, 500 500
Jeane James, printing for county M.S3 52e2
b EllysOu, insane claim. ll.-O ITO
Henry Hecht, Trustee Fairfield
D So ..y x..... , sss -, s.ss
A Maynard, carrying election
certificate. 600 500
Costs In state case, state vs.. Ew
Luster, Allowed.
and bridge. css5 as5
W Nelly, Trustee Red Oak tip, 100 100
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The time for holding regular meet
ings of the Coon Creek Grange Is on
every Saturday evening 1t "A O'clock
p. NJ. on or before full moon.
john JOHNSTON, Sec.
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How TO GET A SPLENDID YoUNd

How TO GET A SPLENDID YoUNd
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Any one paying u $3.50, will BE- cred
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Young Hlks' Rural one year (com-
menciDg any time). and also two love-
y chroInos Of Western American
scenery. Morning on the Missile
sippi," and Sunset on the sierras,"
lcopies Of paintings by Streight,)
mounted and varnished ready for
framing, and sent postpaid without
A16oetooal charge. The Young Folks
sAsrse ie@a-Se Per fear with the two
nhpoWOo - 4 gift Tn each subscriber).
n 3 pp6llated By n. n. r. lewis,
80 66bao16s ofthe WssterM Rsssnl,
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The time for holding regular meet
ings Of Forest Grange Is every Sxtur-
day evening ut q o'clock on or before
full moon. b. BURROUGHS, Sec.
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~ Az near . one Washington CORES
spsodsat can fiDd ont. the Forty-third
4CeagFsssis remarkable for three pecu.
111ritsss: Il - the largest legislative
abe1y that sssr assembled in the CAPT.
tcl; lteontains the greatest number
- nsW imsnhsrs, and IL has the
s1reogese representation Of ex-cop-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-11

Oak Hill Grange regular meeting
Saturday evening at Z p. NJ, ON or
before full moon.
w. r. ROBINSON, Sec'y,
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saThs appsal for csutsibstions OF food.
s0eothlng and fasl for the suffering
aheassutsad settlers In Northwestern
IoWa again rsachss ~. Adjutant Gen.
SBakee, Who he's just returned from the
ts(3on Of dsseitution, fully oon6rms
srs6jsious reports Of The melancholy
ctiioleion 81 a6airs.
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work ofthe klna In the HeFld.s
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The ever-increAsing circulation OF thla excellen
monthly psov0 ~ c0ntinued adaptation 70 popuial
desires and needs. Indeed, when We think into hoV
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depraved tastes.-t Boston 0lnbe
The character which this MAGAZINE possesses 10
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Monodelphia Grange will bold reg
ular meetings at Fraaeur's Hall, Upton
on tho first and third Saturdays Of each
month, O'Clock p. N.
Ct NJ. l.. BUsIER, Sec'y.
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SPRINGFIELD GRANGE meets regu-
larry on the nTst Monday evening OF
every month ut o'cDock.
]. GEIGER, Sec.
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Estray Stock.

strayed nom the underaigned. on Hxile
iMn q Nov, the following described oooD
One year old black mule; one yearl1n9IAy
mare with star In fOrahead, white d Hind
S-year-0id mare. dark bay or light brown.
- Any pcsoo GiytAg info6mat3on lealtna e
tne roO0veey o. the Above at0ok win - Jt6ors
~ VS. ''vssssa' Ada's' Z xSVl)iifnsA fR
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Regular meetings Of Virginia Grove
Grange will be held on the second and
fourth Saturday nights Of each month.
w. q. BUSTER, Sec'y.
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