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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-13
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The largest and most successful Bust
ness College in the west. The following
are some of its special advantages:
lst. II is a member of the Information
al Business College Association, and its
Scholarships are good in all the Colleges
of the Association.
cd. The sfaieaf sarss money hy cheap
er rates for board Good board, in pri-
yase families. costs our students from
s4oo to $3.50 per week. The same class
Of board would cost, in large city Of
three hundred thousand inhabitants, 1t
least two dollars per week more-a saw
Ing to our students, while taking the
course, of more than enough to paw for
Life Scholarship in our institution.
But We do more. We have large num-
Der of students who club together and
board themselves, and to all who board
in this way, we furnish, free Of charge,
The use Of furniture, including bedstead,
chairs, table, stove, aud cooking uteu-
sis. Some of our best students are
boarding in this way, at less than one
dollar aud half per week, including sll
expenses for board aud room rent,
smart student, who boards himself
as suggested above, can complete the
whole course for one hundred ard tee ats-
see dollars-iucluding tuition, board,
books, stationery. and all necessary ex.
peases. THIS allows Tor five months
board and expenses
Sd. There are no extra expenses. gas
tax, matriculation, janitor's. or gradual.
Il ing fees
/ 4th. Our rooms are arrange, express.
" for our Business College. They are
the largest AMI most complete rooms
used for Business College purposes In
the West, the main hall being 60x9o feet.
Students are required To study at the
College, where they can apply to the
teacher in charge for instruction and
explanation IS they NAV need it.
9TH. TIE Dassnporf Basiaes College
= me 1ssf-hecsuse j; Is the ,srkes; and
cheapest; because of rts experienced and
able teachers; because it is located in
the largest and best city in the State,
and IS able 10 furnish situations to q
larger per cent of its graduates; and be.
cause II possesses the confidence Of the
entGe business community. and its ci.
piomas are passports to favor among
business men.
9th. TIE Actual BasiHss Department.
oil this College affords ample facilities
to impress upon the students mind VIVA,
he has learned in the theory department
The students not only do business among
themselves in the College, bu, with the
other Colleges Of the Association. thus
establishing nter-commqnication, where.
By foreign business is carried on in the
same manner as that which takes place
III the Actual business World. This
nter-communication ia now actually
taking plsce. snus opening = correspond
euce between other Colleges Of the Asso-
citation Through these agencies. ship
ments are made and consignments re-
ceiFed, with SIT The attending CORES.
pondcnce.
The Telegraphic Department is in
charge of q practical operator. of expe-
Fience and ability, who deyotes his whole
time exclusively TO this department.
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Diamond Cut Diamond.

4 long-lergei Lincoln county rustic
/ suffering with thirst, ssuntered into
/ Wilson i Aliens ice depot the other da.
ami seeing pitcher containing sulphur
| water standing on the counter, helped
| himself To this, edoriferous fuid, yithou,
| going through the rather unnecessary
formula Of asking snyhody's oonsen, -
Upon reflection, however. he didn't AZ
pear % be satisfied with the drink. for
an Indescrible expression Of alarm swep,
over his features; his nose curied up
ward and snuffed the sir fariously. while
his month assumed such a protuberau,
pucker that i. threatened f0 runaway
with the rest nf his face Charlie vii.
son, who loves 8 joke betger than feast.
happened 10 be standing near. and he
cast an inquiring look at the asi,a,ei
rustic, who responded ,' it BY unscrew-
ing his mouth All barring out:
Take me up Tor skunk, if that vat
er ain't spilled
Good hesyenst~ exclaimed Mr. vii
son, With well simulated horror. YOU
didn't drink any OF that xan,er iu ,tN
pitcher, did you"
Tn busted II / didn't though gasp
ed the horrifet rustic turainr - white
as baby's night-gosn. "wasts in it,
We'll" replied Mr. Wilson, with yr-s,
gravity, there's difference Of opinion
on that subject but between yoa and
|, to go DO further You know, it's Ill
that's Jeff Of rat that died h.le alspa,
two weeks ago
is that all ;" quickly retesrted the
gentleman from the rural districts. nov
thoroughly relieved, well. III be cussei
If | wasn't afeeri you'd been b.o~ing
your breath on it"
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SHERIFF SALE.

~ tlrt1s q plGrB-s execution "a rus IL
F-esrs1s issued kroxzA i5e o-se~ q TIE s7srx -
.he DzsSrscS Lozrs. In Aad t0- ts@ erszrtT -
.oa ason AID STATE Of Iowa IL sagss- ~ -.
hAsaoSk- AID axA2nsE Les5raks1 Eyfnytxsr. T
A. The property u tee said L~<rrara gyI-x.
ton. t1-T.E
Lit number six 81. in .-r.szs- -s-rnE-sx
eI~ssn gu II township p1Es~r s.gkry-E~a
sALEs E0EAs-r ozsS i <. west u The "a Z r.
ssnAfssf m fsasr rulnty Ic~s
And shall oEs~r the .Axas Sy~ al. ~ skx
L1@fs mouse d0sos. II tee ssSvn Of Tfrss1gv ~
.-1AS c,ansy- On Saturday TIE -srs eaT "a
August. A. u. Lea. ~ zoe sfeg~x " -
-sta day. 20 .1..ssy s~sS exs~Grssss ara 80.
hat may accrue theresa
pSseo tA&s iss oay q AcgCs., A. .. scS
yOHS D. eEEAEER
sSS ae0sac ~ Gear CneEty, iowa
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The Springfield Republican says: We
admire the consistency of condemning
the newspapers, up bill and down, for
dealing with the Beecher scandal and
then going into the pulpit aud preach
Jag about IL The fact Is, ;hs. tie 2ews-
papers have kept silent about six years,
and never would have mentioned il If il
lsi re; be. .arcs3 saoa :hes. sy :Ae
clerical profession sitting in council snd
BY the religious pres
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MunDLE.AGED MEN.

There are many Of the age OF thirty 10 for
~ rho are IFouhsrsl with 500 frequent svac-
nations vi the bladder, often accom- panied
by slight >msrtiug or burning sensation
the patient cannot account for. on eNamin-
ing the urinary deposits. ropy sediment
will often be found. and sometimes small
PARTICLES Of al9 Eaen Will appear. or the col
changing t. dark and torpid appearance.
There are mRny men who die of this aAFfi-
Guilty. ignorant Of the cause, which Is the,
second stage OF seminal weakness. Mr. Nc.
will guarantee a perfecs cure in ali such
cases and healthy restoration OF the genito
urinary organs
Office Hours to 4. = TO q. & : TO -
All letters promptly answered, and CORE
spondence confidential. Address Lock Box
Voc, Davenport Iowa lEsa
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From John r Dillon, Judge Of e. s.
Circuit Court.
Educated labor is always in demand.
Commercial Colleges well conducted
supply an obvious educational need.
The course Of instruction is essentially
and poinsedlY practical II is not in lieu
OF, but rather supplementary 10, school
or acaiemicai education. Ii connects
these with the every day duties and
practical business of life Young men
contemplating LIFE or BUSINESS can,
in NY judgment, most profitsbly pursue
. course OF instruction in the Davenport
Business College
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The following testimony 10 the virtues
of patent manure was received by lis
owner;
Dear sir-The land composing mr.
farm had hitherto been so poor that =
Sc0tchmsn could no, get living of il.
snd so stony that We had TO slice our
potatoes Aud plant them edgewsys. ba,
hearing OF your manure PIT some on 3
ten-acre field, surrounded by rail fence.
and in the morning / found that the
rock had entirely disappeared. a neat
stone wall encircisd the field, and the
rails were split into drexood and piled
up Systematically In INV back yard
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"A man who was born blind can
have no idea of colors. A man vhc
was born deaf can have 30 idea OF
sounds. 4 HAN VINO never mad the
use of his osfactory nerves can have
no idea of the odor of rese. These
ideas enter, respectively, BY the 5. n.
.ations of seeing, bearing and smell
ling.
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What can be pleasanter than the
life OF Missouri farmer: At day-
light he gets up and examines the
holes around his corn-hills for cut
worms, then he smashes coddling-
N 9TH larva with a hoe handle ant Il
breakfast The forenoon is devoted
TO watering the potatoe bugs with a
solution OF Paris green, and after din
ner all hands turn out Ia pour boiling
water on the ehintz bugs in the corn
and wheat fields. In the evening a
favorate occupation is smudding peach
trees to discourage the eurcuho. ard
after brief season Of family devotion
at the shrine Of the night flying col
eopterca. all the folks retire and sleep
sou0dly till Aurora rediens the cas-,
and the grasshoppers ,inkle agair.s,
the panes and summon them to the
labors Of another day.
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To the above named Defendants:

10 the above named Defendants.
Nor are hereby notified that there 1. .cr
i on die in the ONCE Of the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court in and for the County OF Cedar
in the state Of Iowa. petition. OF 0eorve "
smith, plaintiff, claiming that he is the Al
Sogute owner OF the following described Raj
Estate situated in Cedar Co. Iowa to Wit
The northeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter Of section thirty six - In township
SIN p. NJ
Also. A part OF the southeast euar,e. az
the northwest quarter of said section thirty
six % IN same township and rAnxe-more
particularly described by metes md bounds
IN three several tracts rs follows. to-vit.-
Commencing at the northeast corner Of the
Of said section .hirty-siX 81 in township
eighty - range three IS west of the ssh
NJ. thence west ~ sic percheS. thence south
q east p s-I. pershes, thence south Aa7
-ast " .s-ls9 percreS, thence south is east "a
A-la p-rehes. thence east 5-i0 perchsS
thence north ~ percnes 20 the place Of BEGIN
nins. containing 10 acres and 7iperches more
or loss and also, commencing - ) le perch@s
west 81 the northeast corner OF the south
east quarter Of the northwest quarter OF Sec
ton tAlFts-s.x q IN township eighty 50
north 81 range three 81 west OF the sh r. "
thence south ~ east is ~ 10 perches shauce
south Y east II 81 lpi p~Tehes thence south
is east = A-asi perches, thence west IS ls-ls
p@rches thence north 1915 west ~ percheS 20
the place OF beginning. containing 4 acres
and - Es-efesc and, also COIN rs ing ~ rod.
es.si ol he northwest corner oi the south
east quarter ~ the north ses- quarter OF Sec
ton tnlrFy->11 10 in township eighty -
north OF range three 81 west 81 the 5th p NJ
thence south II perches, tnefss east perch
-, thence north II peFcaes. thence west 10
p-rehes 10 the place OF beginning eontainis 2
4. Of Of one aaEe-saDntainIng in all IS acres
aid - p+rcne> uf Land with all appurfsnan-
go thereon. being KNOWN as the Weaver
MIL property. and praying that his title In
and 10 said property be established confirm
I'd and 4aLet1a in him against the adverse
claims Of eacil and all 81 said Defendants
No~ Esslss>S YOU az pear 10 said petition and
defend thereto 81 or before noon OF the SEC
oid cla.y - tie nfIi term 81 said Court to be
bs-un and heId al Upton in said county on
tue -+tn las u August \. u. ls74. a default
VIII - entered against Sa4 and Judgment
and decree rendered theron in aeeorda nee
with the prayer NJ said petition.
WOLF. LASUT & YATES.
iwB9 Aitys for Plaintiff
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WEATHER AND CRoPa

ssftA S<<$1s ssskAs
The Iadex SAYS reports from 81
parts OF Calhoun county ore that al
crops are excellent.
The MaqnokesA E1oeisior says
corn never looked better IN Jackson
county on the Goth Of July
The Anamosa Eureka reports har-
vesting in full blast, the weather
favorable and the yield good.
The Nj. Ayr. Ringgold county,
JoeuaaI saws the corn crop promises
well. Other crops have turned out
we'll.
The Linn county Pifpt reports
grain cutting about over. Corn
looking splendid. wheat and cas- an
average yield OF good quality.
In Warren county the Record
saws harvest is about over. The acre
age was unusually large. and the
yield is good. Corn promises hnely.
The Cedar Falls Gazette saws the
farmers or Black Hawk county are
nearly through cutting their wheat.
and they report the berry plump and
yield fair.
The Storm Lake PiEot saws farmers
are wholly engaged IN harvesting.
Both in quantity and quality grain =
reported to be excellent Ualy = few
pieces damaged BY the hoppers, and
those but slightly.
TIE Spirit lake Bsacsa SAYS the
farmers who were nos cleaned out by
the srssshopeers are bssily engaged
saving their grain That which was
bur partially taken : turning out
bitter than VAS expected.
gr ne Anses Eer.Rfsg<ssc< we
learn shSs the harvest in >fuTy VIII
~ as.sssr finished this week The
rIel q. wf.eas : large. quality never
better. There never Was better
r-ses-sA-f fuw r>ayu n 1fTs sezssn OF
TIE Nerxia a-ga-Ssyaf.rtfrv reports
rs--ne-S All hzlsy securing heir crops
Al kinds ~ gram more 10 the acre
than ever before WTst- bsrley
AMI oats cossd hardly stand thicker
~ toe yroana. and corn never prom
as4a better.
p. H.
hass u tae grain ia that county viii
lsss seek IL in shock. and frSuti-
s,f s--sss Il i. no u.oos fields .: shras
II Lis IN the eslnty. The av-rsgr
r4i 81 wssess xiA BE- is 10 "a bush
- Per acre
~ p -
A.-ves. cf " aaar-esaarv county i 81.
n sEacs. and rhre,hin- MS com
m-ez-f. Wn-zs ard fax crops are
immense. srsi ,se rains OF the pssr
Erx lars 5n>arrs heavy err crop
aud 4 fair We'd ~ potatoes
- 60 - 49, -.
..lN---;,sE. 80 -, -
Il the county 81 large from tn ssar-
city Il lsbgr u harvest The wheat
croa. Vast fields of oyer-rlFe grain
are no~ standing out which should
have been "a shocs ten DAYS aga. In
some helds enough has been scat
tered to amply SOW double the sur
face.
-. u.,.a4t- ,,.,a.r T..Ls.s.,,7.. y,
.h~.,c,b
: -. -, ...;[7;
H - -. -. so,,..,;mas
- ri - Il, .onss.;,-,,,ls
rsa..;, H. county nerhan. Two
,h;r4s ,ha .,,on., II l,sr wears ercp.
last weeA- SAYS inc n''eiir'i GUN
ty freSs, all the barley crop Vas mar,
vested. he wheat harvest ! ~ iuii
blast. every available peFs III oeihg
engaged IN gathering 10 the golden
sheaFes me crop "iii Dc an aser'ge
uiie, qaail's eseefeht, aeaos "eh
hIiea ana berry pump.
E,,Y .ba ca,rssxilla .>;.rr We riean
,b., harvesting ! proyressiny huely.
M..x t.rr,..-s ~ lone cu,tinr. and
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READ THIS.

Ettrdct from Addrsss ~ E. Nqgor Rem
etcs, Nor IL, 1869.
| bad the pleasure yesterday OF exam
ming the various books OF instruction
used here, and Of having explained to
me by the principals, the mode Of com
municating commercial knowledge. both
theoretically and practically, and which.
in ny humble Judgment, wss mos, thor
ough and complete / know Of no
branch of education so beneficial to men
of all professions, as q good, sound
course of commercial instruction.
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From Hon. Hiram Price.

From Whist | know of the Iowa state
Business College. and the gentlemen con
ducting it. ! very cheerfally endorse
wha, Judge Dillon has said In reference
10 it ia the above letter.
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Mast has vivid description of the
United States army 10 ore of mis- telling
cartoons IN the last Harper. i, repre-
senis party OF brswny sarsges, vel
armed, following white family 20 the
gate ofa frontier fort, 4 skeleton. &C
coutered s. United States soldier pre-
sents his bsYonet 81 the Astoulshai II
dians, and his bony legs sre ent4nglei TO
the knees in long stripes Of areI tsp.
4 volume could not better describe I'M.
civilized side of the Indian var.
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YOING MEN

Who are su5erfng from the effects of yout d
full foiiies or lniiscretlon should avail the IN
selves of this, the greatest boon ever laid at
the altar of suffering humanity. DR..
McAFFEE will guarantee 20 forfeit 0as Has.
lree oeiiars for every case Of seminal weak
ness or private disease Of sny kind ar chSr-
acter vi tch be undertakes and fails to care.
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From His Ex<sal<A<y Thos G. Fl<teAer,
Ex- G0E. Of .Kissears

From His ExesaI<A<y Thos C. Fletcher,
ExG0E. Of Missouri
] have the highest opinion Of Com.
nsrcisl Colleges. having seen many rea-
sons to think that plan the best ever
adopted TO educate young men for the
responsible duties and ariaoas under
sakings Of commercial life. Their eff
cgcncy Is atiested in the well formed
business characters OF thousands OF
those who have within the past few
years entered upon the stage Of man
hood in our large cities.
For Catalogue and Circular of the
above Institution. address
MONTAGUE 4 LILLIBRIDGE,
vaiailyi Dayenpors, Iowa.
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IMPORTED
cLYDESDALB HORSE,
JOCK.
MANUFACTURES or

VIII make . fail stand st the Farm Of the
subscribed, one mile ssesf III ItrtUn. at
Thlrty-Gye Dollars TO Insure:
money due when the Mare is Know 10 IL in
foal.
DESC RIPTIoS.
JOCK is a beautiful dappie gray in color.
with heavy Ia Aneand tai, standing Il hands
high. snd weighing ISt0 pounds, With plenty
beauty OF nnssl challenge rom petition.
PEDIGREE
JOCK was bred IL John Young L Brothers,
al Ontario, gauasE4 Who i'm poFtssi his sire
ara Tam, AE.s -spIG 30 y. 10. Earaat OF Lima
9afa WHO IN gs5rtssi bin &c the United
81 sis when E1euIN-0ue months old: was
sired by Imported Jock who l. 3 perfect
laatl n u draft horse. and his cqtkaI has new
- 5s 2 found Ill ans ring where he has been
the premiums.
IS ssE pureuess Of blood, for style % foot
and la5ne, challenge tsle whole az tansda
or Este nite1 STATES Old jock i 8 0eauti-
to- ar@n gray ia color. u Aaatts high.
gnA 4ri chs - III fs01 ua~ and il As rerfeef all
owe s a pony ~ hands
TMz s&ua ef Iaang Jock i beautiful bay mare
lEFEa5a43 fFs5 B@E8au1 in tae rear fSss. ~e isss<
iAxsa al the premiums and cups with colt by her
sssse and at@eE~lsr. sac = mare cFssed hy the
&11 S11fca hlsFs< s2 fisA fss-~t
ca&S in tbs Wafs8- 4 fsr sEyEN nzsne aud beauty
s4ss cs1lG os 9eAt hsE heagnE j. aalssis weight
ts~H Essaa&s, AEa1 Is FseTfect IT'D A particulars.
Yong yp<S i = ets58 kaAt ceaE B~ nesg fnr draft.
aH4 Hbsa EaatarsSs viii " b%Ster horse than his
sire lGrng th4rsy years experience ia the inport
ing ssEsl5ss@s h4ge f2s4E cost that promises
n 4&e good Asrs3 - dcss ycGF JOCK
JOHN YOUNG 4 CO.,
TeranEo. tanAsa-
deem any further comment "a Young JOCK
az ss@<s--sarv 50 ne + here - sar~ Esr htrass5r
~ W. w. ALORICH.
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The following strange mode OF
punishment is given in the Virginia
CIV Chronicle: ~A tall. athletic
s.luaw. six feet in height. straight As
= line. and often walking with long
and furious strides. NAV be seen
abou, the streets almost any day.
always alone and stunned bv other
Indians. This apparent squaw is an
Indian man. sentenced nv his tribe
To wear voman's haballments during
the remainder OF his natural life. He
viii not converse upon the subject
of his degradation with white man.
aid the other indians give different
accounts of the matter. Some say
that be Was eowarily and showed
sosnan's heart in battle and was con-
signed 10 dea'h. but ms greater pun
isament his sentence was altered into
the more terrible one oi asspclating
with women only, to be pointed ar
with Inc ringer OF scurn as long as ne
lives. Certain it IS that the male
Indians shun him on all occasions.
He has been seen TO speak - Indian
boys, and even they repulsed his
friendly advances with contempt and
almost feroeity. He wanders about
like lost sheep-a Pariah withou,
friends or Notwithstanding upon
his very face aud showing in his
movements sense of the di>h0nor
from which only death can release
him.
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See the treat Watch Offer!

ORR PRESIDE FRIEND j. nov In 1s
Fffsh Volume. Thoroughly established A.
sh~ leading fAEgaE4g aEls story y e@Aig su t1-
IpEs4fs hzs the 8-esess rtrc1sat on and the
bert a pEsJistss3 pEEusing aud Publishing 60
tab3as6Tn sEG and ty7sfssans n tie sst- Is
Earge eszhs-psxe illustrated and original
family Weekly. Erles $50 per zeal Esery
sEs sssersfs@r receives n Fsa@grsnesHF premium m
1r14 ) share Id tie sI.srsaMtk9n- sa6~.rf5s
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ASTA&FSE W. >aAllKR. fla8n1&I.
against
ElEsy Carl. Washington Carl. Ma
~ Ann Ttxier. Louisa Walton.
Margaret Richardson. Sarah Jane
Sastr. Margaret A. Anderson,
MaTs e Anderson. Moses Wise.
sophia Wise, sarah HardnAn,
Isaac Mise. Erasaaai Wise. Geo.
Wise. John A. Wise. Melinda +.
Dawson. owen WisS. Hannah
Wise. samuel Fl. Wise. James A.
Wi>e, John H. Liftler. Archibald
u Littler. sophia A. Wolf, Mar
gsI-e- Wolf. John T. Litter, Jas
K iIfEler, sarah Jane G&riough.
Nathan 4. Latter. David L. Lit
tier, George Litter. Nathan Lit
tier, Josiah W. Littirr. Nancy
Wilson, Rachel T. FurSton. Craw-
ford smith. Elizabeth Weaver.
Benjamin Weaver. Emanuel
Weaver, Jacob Weaver, Henry
Weaver. Angeline Walters. Ma
~ Hill, Iathsrine wfIler, George
NJ. Wiiler. Charles II. willer.
IAAE4n.AAnrs
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CircuH Court or Cedar County, Iowa. Aue,
Term. lEL
]. i. Pstfou

]. =. Pstfon,
against
Eliza Jennings, Of West virginia.
widow 81 Simeon Je0ntnGn. de-
ceased: William Jennink1, of
salem, OHIO Anna we06 and
Isaac Weob. her husband: Mary
Ann jennings william Jen-
nings. the yo1ngsr. - the SKATE
of Ohio: Ann v. Bunh and her
husband, James Bush. Mary ].
Gould and her husband. A b
tsould, John L JENNINGS. Mercy
T. jennings; Hannah FJennfngx
Abigail D Byers and hsr hus-
band. Joseph Byers, residents OF
the state Of Illinois. and heirs
OF levi Jennings, deceased, sim
con smith: RebeceA ] RArxer
and her husband. John BAr9eE.
seth smith; EiixA Nc RAmsby,
and her husband, - NcRams-
by: James smith: solomon
smith: Jennings smith, MAYA
Davis and her hus sand. - bA-
Wis Sarah singleton and her
hus and. Jefferson Singleton:
Mary Ann Baker and her aus
band. Thomas Baker Margaret
J Taylor Frances NJ Taylor,
George W Taylor, Andrew J
Taylor. and William A Taylor.
heirs at Law Of sarah Smith. de-
ceased. residents OF the state OF
Oregon. Levi Johnson. oliver
Johnson, simeon Johnson Jesse
Johnson. Eiixs Ann Johnson.
and Roxalins Callahan and her
husband. Delonna Callahan.
heirs At law OF Mary Johnson.
deceased, residents Of the State
OF Ohio. William II Jennings,
Levi Jennings. Isaac Jennings,
and John II. Jennings residents
far thu a ~ lthF4e D1$.S.y..N<. A 4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-13
From T. aiken, Pre,ident First Nation.
al Bank, Chicago.


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