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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-27
BY Cook & Laughton, Auctionccrs,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

DY VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST
- executed to me by Bacher & Morsenstern on
the 9th June, 1874 and OF record In the clerks
office of the County Court of Henrico, shall sell
AZ public auction at Turner's stables. on franklin
street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets in
the city OF Richmond. OH WEDNESDAY july
l. 1874, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, a BAY HORSE
named therein 10 satisfy the debt secured thereby.
ic27 ROBERT G.. SCOTT, Trustee.
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0necrs,
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

BY James NJ Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnecrs,
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT COM
1 PORTABLE BRICK DWELLING No. CPS.
on THE WEST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH
StAR HARRINGTON STREET. CONTAINING
SIX ROOMS: TIE LOT FRONTS 2i% FEET r.
RUNNING BACK ON ITS NORTHERN Line 50
FEET, AND On ITS SOUTHERN LINE ABOUT
T9N FEET; ALSO. THE VACANT LOT Nd
JOINING, FRONTING 20 FEET, RuNNlNG
BACK on ITS NORTHERN LINE 81 FEET.
AND ON IT'S SOUTHERN LINE SO FEET, AT
AUCTION.--By virtue of q deed of trust to the
Undersigned. as trustees executed by i'hillp Shea
or the goth day OF June. 1873, and duly recorded
in the clerks office Of Richmond Cnancery Court
in ID. Is. 1O1. A. page 161, 10 secure the payment
of two certain negotiable notes therein mentioned.
default having been made in the payment OF one or
said notes. aud III the request Of the holder thereof
we shall prccrcd to sell 1T public auction upon me
premises. on NUSDA Y the 9th cay of july, 1877 L
nc 6 O'Clock =. NJ. The property as above located.
and conveyed By said deed.
TERMS: ENOUGH in cash To pay the expenses OF
sale and the sum of S359.34. The amount of sad
note: the residue such terms as Will be MADE
known on theday OF sale.
K. 5. ALLEN, Trustons
II. seldom TAYLOR,} ii"s'e's'
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Il Son. Auctioneers. j. "a
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T IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-
IL NAMING IN THE MANCHESTER POST
OFFICE JUNE %, 1874. Persons calling for
letters IN This list will please say Advertised. Ii
not called for in one month they will I've sent 70 the
Dead-Letier Oaice, in Washington, d. c.
LADIES' LIST.
Black. Betty Harris, E
eo"Inan, +. Milly Hilton, Rosa
Bo"ltS. VI. C. HaSkins. Nancy
Branch, Martha Lewis virginia
BRADLEY, {. More. Mlic
Bass, Laura Moody, Kate
Baldwin. Lefty Morris. lndinia
Clay Z. III. Nc row Ellin
Chea.ham, jimmie (coldJ Payne, +.
Sehlar, Annie Price. Louisa
Candle, Argenia Perduc, Bette :.
kIht- Marina Per&ue, Annie r.
FOX, belia Robinson. X. L.
Fleming. Silvie schro,h, Mary
Sathrirht.C Nohanon. ludianna
Gro y, tallie F. Eriablc Elyira
Gray. Amanda Wciseeer, 1t
Ga'hrieht. America :. Wet, L. Il. Il.
Gates, Mary :. Walker. j.
Hart, Matte VI h,e- Ester
GENTLENEN's LIST.
Bennett, Dixon Msnaeru,n, James t2) :
Buchanan. James Moriug. }. l..
Buker. D 1hn Moss, X
Burtin, j. Il. Guy, Edward T. t2)
Caucle, j. W. Pulilm, -. l..
Chalklcy, W. b. tninipS. Brother
Carter, Charles I'ayue, h.
Car, James PACE. VI. w.
Davis. Greed Robertson. Ucneiy
French. Bussett Robertson, Patrick
Fisher. Thomas Seay, Thoinas
GoulG' l., Sarah ". SciIwar'ze. MIR.
siray, Warrich Temple, Il. {.
Hayne, Taylor Tension, John
HOBBS, George Nreun. T.. Il.
Hopkins lie ry Naymack. ". II.
Harris. Joseph Watkins q. W.
johnson, John Wrenu, j. NJ.
kapp, john Il. Watkins. Abucr
Moore. John Willis, X. a.
Mays, u. W.
ROBERT BEATTIE, T.. NJ.
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STILL GREATER REDUCTION IN

G25
,CTILL GREATER REDUCTION IN
PRICES OF DRY GOODS.
GRENADINES, BEREGEs, and PoPLINs from
12Hc.up;
LAWNS, t2s& cents;
Large lot OF ~
DRESS GOODS otoz con,s
Anothcr.lot of LADIES and GENTS MERlSO
SHIRTS from soc. up:
CoLoKED PlQUES at Il great sacrifice;
VICTORIA LAWNS, zoe. 25c., and up;
BEST Bi. EACHED COTTON for DC. and 2ac. to
he he'd anywhere;
TABLE DAMASk,
TOWELS, and
Beautiful PARASOLS for SOC;
CORSETS, HOOP SKIRTS.
KID and THREAD GLOVES,
HOSIERY in endless variety.
COURTNEY & POW ELL,
ico SIS Broad street.
NEW GOODS FOR TIE SEASON.
HUDGINS. GORDON & co.
(Juuc o2d) are opening
CHOICE DRESS GUoDS-very cheap;
BoRpERED LAwNs-rcw and cheap;
LINEN FABRICS of all kinds for ladies' dress suits
Beautiful PERCALES at Is;
More SASH RIBBONS at 75c.;
SPANISH LACES, for scarfS and sacqucS;
GESTLEMES's and LADIES UNDERwEAR:
THREAD and BALHREGGAS HOSIERY for ladcsand
men;
FANS in variety. ie 23
NARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
In consequence of removing 10 their NEW
STORE and in order 10 reduce stock before so do
CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN Il co.
will for the next few weeks sell goods at greatly
REDUCED PRICES.
They offer unusual bargains in many. desirable
DRESS GOODS, such as
GRENADINES,
BEREGES,
POPLISS, &C., from sc. up.
Their buyer being in New York, they will he re-
celving by every steamer fresh supplies of goods,
many novel and exceedingly cheap, among which u
large lot oi
HANDSOME SASH RIBBONS at SOC,
A full stock of ORG ANDES, LAWNS, &C.
just received, SOLID COLORED STRIPED
VICTORIA LAWN with LACE TO match-some-
thing new. Je2f
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AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.

AVJCTFON SALE8-FufUTe DstyHs
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctf0neer,
No. l115 Main street, opposite Dispatch once.
A TTENTION, BUILDERs.-At request
"A of the owner. shall, on TUESDA I, 3Oth Q,
June at O'Clock r NJ. sell Mt public auctlon. III.
The FRAME HOUSES situated on the northeast
corner of Third and Grace streets, to De removed
I'm fen days from date Of purchase.
There arc 2, 900 old bricks on the premises. l.,
TERMS: Cash, or negotiable notes saflsfactori's
endorsed. npnmS
Apply to J.IHoMfsoN n"o -
I'd
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TOR SALE.-I offer for sale The -
l. HOUSE In which live, with live rooms. III
Kitchen three ronnSl. water ana sewer cUI'rc-
tons. No. l19 Twentieth street. Any 10
string Il fpwcry home. or Ia ma he al investment
that will pay twelve PR cent. net come and -" ne.
X. f. JAMES.
ja 26-F SSN1m 1884 Main street.
L'OR SALE PRIVATELY, FIVE NEW
u FRAME DWELLINGS. with six rooms:
water and gas each. situated Canal street near
FouShee. Terms very liberal. and possession given
M once. Apply 10 HILL ( GUDDlN.
Rcll Estate Agent.
te oG-3t HOS Main street.
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by j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
Ills Main street. opposite Disputed office.

TOR SALE.-A FINE OPENING FOR
h PERSONS OF SMALL CAPITAL TO EN-
GAGE IN A LUCRArlEr r. MANUFACTURING
BUSlNE>S-That remuncrttSe ST MAC MD
BARK MILL. in the village OF Nc"tp"n, hi4Z
and Queen county. Va, with two and i hall arrrS
OF land attached, being thirteen miles from ve!"t
station. OH Richmond, Fredericksburg nn0 roo
mac railroad. ami seven miles from Dunslrh had
water nay gaton Of SlattapOui river.
These mills are in thorough order aui no" IN
operation. aud nave Il new 2J-horSe power steam
engine attached thereto.
On the premises are two large SEMAC HOUSES.
130x30 feet, with storage Tor 300 tons OF Leaf SUI
mac. 1885,, ,,..,
A complete outfit of TEAMS. WAGONS, BAb>,
&C., will he sold along with the mills.
The abundance OF cheap wo'd AMI labor III NC
ncghhOrhood OF the mill renders the location al
vantageous. as The cost OF freight i more 'itl!
paid by the amount saved tn wood and labor.
Sod only on account Of dissolution Of partner
ship. Apply to J.1HOMPsON BROWN.
Ills Main street,
or IOyENSTEIE 4 HDLLASDtR. Dn The pre-
misses IL 23-JS>wtjNi
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DRINTING.-All kinds done neatly and
A exDedtu0uslY Ut the Dispatch Printiag.House
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EALLY VALUABLE JAMES RIVER

DEALL1 ALL ADLE ia oES IA i.'l
IL LAND FOR SALE PkiSATELl.-i |Erf
for sale my upper FARM. part Of the GLtNA =
Won TRACT, in Fiuv:nna county, Nar ah' S"-
Joining that Of Franklin Slcarns, Esd.
Ii contains 745 AERkS-yiz :'12O acrss o! i"H I
grounds, about 200 acres OF cleared high laEd. AZ
OF II has been manurei, and i ~ good he'irt aun
condition. Over 400 IL res in original unGer' HinE
from two hundred yards 10 half Il mile rom NV
canal. Ii has not been piaged and |, y yer! '1'u-
able body Of timber aud wood ot all kin,:s. ,,y
The improvements are \. good oNf'-eAorn.th
FRAMED HOUSE. nearly new: = GOOD Darn. "..h
wheat-machinc in IL; good stable aud gooI. arr
courthouse aud topacco-houS<; houses Tor ht"">'
&c. -, -,
runs through Il Tor one and L half miles.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: ha!aice III e1ilSs pa:
mems negotiable notes. at one. Two; aHd 'ii'
years, with interest from date, secured D! a"e'" -
trust. 90, -. Z, =,
Mr.. Ben. Scay, living on the place. VIII 'Eo" -
persons Wishing 10 bay and all such are totna'''
Invited 10 view the premises.
Apply TO JAMES CALF. Columbia Va: az !"
JAMES l.. aPPEk>OE:
je l3-1m klcnllon1..- , -,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-09

transportation in this State. The
chief purpose Of the bill Il to secure
information which should serve -
reiiaf1c dats on which 20 base subse-
queI tuilms5 s1sisDptioa II bill
fosb ! e11bft j Or 0jus@ discsimi-
natil under eavy pens Rcs. The
prol bition donly appl5s to rail
road Dompani1 but % "A comm@
carriers doing business by rail. 1,
also extends to the transportation Of
railroad cars, Is well NJ TO passengers
and freight. II thus follows the II.
Iinois railway legislation Of 1874
The bill il likely to encounter more
serious opposition in the Senate than
t did IN the House. Its passage ut
this session 10 doubtful; but the final
tsinmph e tho psi6cip1es of the bill l.
cortain. Tho roason given BY the
enemies Of the bill for opposing il 10
that in their judgmont tho measure
u uuccnstitutional Its worthy Of
noto ths4 Dsmocsats voted il tho rail-
sWay interest with Eve exceptions.
The grsngos must see herein prool
that the continued snprsnacy Of the
Republican party is necessary to the
triumph Of the course Of cheap trans
,.n.&aesC~.
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Says the Boston Recorder: This
10 great country. One month We
receive accusations against man
appointed to represent the United
States u > foreign exposition. An
other month we receive . repor,
from our minister that he 10 4 fraud,
and we ignore him. In still another
month he comes home and Is APP
pointed by the President and con-
6rmed BY the Senate rs consul to
Kansgaws, Japan. And his con-
6rnation says he was not fraud
That 10 Just . plain statement Of the
case between Mr.. Jay, minister to
Austria, Mr.. Fish, Secretary Of
State, and Mr.. Van Buren,, Who was
our Commissioner 1t the Vienna ex-
position. Mr.. Van Buren, has been
'condoOed.' and Mr.. Fish and Mr..
Jay have been left without . case"
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!. H. GUNsOLgE, Ssc'y.


WHEREAs. A d0natios Of flour,
meal, salt, snd meat. etc, ives raised
By the citizens OF Linn and adjoining
townships, for the Northwestern sui.
terers, and
WHEREAS, The contributors Of the
same thOaght Il sxpsdtout TO ssnd .
person along with the provisions 10
order to see thar they would 90 to
where thew were intended. and to bs.
properly distributed among the needy;
therefore
Resoired, Thst Brother Jas. A. Nc
CoSmlc, who was honored 70 thar trust
resolve the hearty thanks Of the mem
bers Of this Orange for the Just and
bo0oFAhDe manner IN WhiO1 ~ atteO-
DID and per5ormed the srdQTOps and
complicated duties imposed upon him
And be Il sis0
RssoLped, That thsae pSssmbles and
resolutions be sent 20 the Upton p
pers tDr publication.
+. = 0AsyIS, Master.
ALEX. MOrvfT, asc'y.
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Ex-guerrilla Coaoael Moshy intsada
to run for Congress next fall ID the
Eighth Virginia District and expects
to mn = a Independent candidate.
Hc vill be opposed BY extreme rad
icals, bat, on his favorite platform
Of placing tho Conservative party Of
the Stats N accord with the Grant
administration, be believes he win
win b. : handsome majority. So says
> special dispatch. Colonel Aosby
i trying to ne the Grant Admins
tEatim % get into place and position,
i, probably only wanting reparation
for the sudden manner in which Gen.
Grant pat him and those like him in
the war times.
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IL. y. Keith. repairs 90 Osidkes
=. q. 3.ash, ~ = +,
p1a 70 8 l Loas.s .l pss. 49,. aseso
tvp. 0e.00
Tho Alashpws. 4oesAls w. :
U2r I'm - 1874
Y Y; 5o l,N n1 - ! e
y ~ ,.sfS ~ !. ~ III
nenn clsiSHed = VA
A. y. Youke goods % poor farm. 91B
a 9: Reedsr. trustee Center twp, ~
80 y sv Ms1com: o.a.,.r. ,........ % =,
= n. = - rs....,aa 800 - ;.rnr.
claimed sac nj 900
C. II. Nillhvuse. wood 10 paupsr, ~ ~
Deas. fOsnlnn a. Young, eosstst9
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The following preamble and resolu-
lions were adopted by Covers Ferry
Grunge, No :35.
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased our Cres.
tor to call from our midst our much
loved and respected brother, Robert
Cover; and whereas, the solemn duty
rests on "a - brothers and sisters In
jtiated In bonds OF Friendship, Hope,
and Charity. to express our great less
and sorrow 10 our departed brother;
therefore be u
Res0sred, Thst we - heartily ten
der the bersaved wife and family our
sincere sympathy in their irreparsbls
ioss, aud thss our Secretary BE- request
ed tn tender them copy Of These res
oluiiOns; and furnish : copy Tor each
OF the papers In Upton.
(.esolred, That this Grange wear the
usual badge Of mourning for thirty
days.
j.. r. BLATLER, Master.
j. III. 0UNHOLuE S0c'V
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Gen. Sherman has recently written
the following letter 10 the agent Of a
firm WHO Ind applied to him for the
contract TO place lightning rods up
on the enc mansion which II Was ~.
morcd he intended to build upon Or.
ange Mountain, New Jersey:
aWAsHIHGToN, ID. G.
January 20, 1874.
s.lf you find the house am erect
ing on Orange Mountain, please put
any quantity of lightning rod, "a
attract the lightning Of heaven to
demolish It. [ don't care whethes
the rods be round, square or twisted.
anything to stop this nonsense. Ar
chstects, landscspe kardnefs, baildsFs,
&C., keep writing 20 me about this
h0uSe, when, il fact, Il h q much g
I can do 70 make ends meet hare
and 6nelly l expect % content nv
self with . log home on he prairie Of
Kansas q Neb1ska whoa Congress
turns Ne Oat 70 grass. Tell Mr.. Ly.
on. sawho served under me thrss
yeais,s shas HI experience - . SOL
dier should coavisce him that Uncle
Sam 10 rot % agesesOus % old sol
fifers q % eusblc them 20 have fancy
houses o. Orsnle M0sasaia, or else
Walbsvc. I hsve i hopseAese, but the
city taxes'Ss0 for 4 abonk - much o.
1Y-~a> Co. ~aoSvtpa - e. rank. 4 How
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Mr.. McCrary's Railroad bill. which

Mr.. McCrasy's Railroad bill, which
passed the House Of Representatives
by vote Of l2l yeas to 1l6 nxys, -
very simple. The main feature il
tho provision made for the appoint
nsent by the President of Bnesd Of
Railroad CommIsdoncrs, nine IN num-
ber. AaviaG sbpsst the same powers IN
rerard 10 Interstate CONNER ce .
ne Iltpois Board has> in regard TO
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Our materialism 3 ones more dis
turbed. A. wo have before told our
readerA the Mennonites from Russia,
Numbering 5000 souls, are coming
to this country in order that they
may have liberty Of conscience. They
do MOI believe Ia war, and - Russia
has refused 10 exempt them from
soldering" they como TO y. No
grander exodus IN modern history ID
known. They are coming for > prin-
ciple.
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The National House Of Representa-
tiyes finished the revision Of. the laws
on "Wednesday night last, passed the
bill, and reconsidered the motion by
which it was passed and laid on the
table, 90 that the work is done ~ far
- the House il concerned. BY unan-
imous consent, engrossment ON
parchment was dispensed with, and a
oerti6ca,e OF the clerk that the print
cd copy was correct ~ passed SUBJ
situated in its place. There will be
no trouble in passing the bill 10 the
Senate, and in . short time the
seventeen volumes Of general stat
ates viii be superseded by this one
volume Of about 1900 pages. The
revision has occupied several years,
and brings the work up to 1879. AL
laws passed since will be regarded rs
amendments to the present bill.
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Virginia papers say that never
sincc the var has the tide Of North
sgn immigsetiop set 80 strongly tow.
|atd thst State % It present.
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Senator Sumner's lest work in Con-
gress- xas TO oppose the scheme Of
the Philadslphia tsadssmen to cele-
bsate what Senator Cameron calls
ssOur Hundredth Anniversary" by IN
liaterustional show at the expense Of
the United States. He delivered two
speeches on this subject, the FIRST Of
which was delivered in support Of
his amendment to the Centennial bill,
prescribing that the celebration
should be national, that it should be
conducted ny the Commissioners ap-
pointed under the act Of Congress Of
March .. 1871. and thar the United
States should not be burdened with
any Of the expense.
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The Columbia Is. CO. PAonia
comes with this hyena sort Of growl,
to cast : last stone at Sumner:
Among the last words Of Mr.. Sum-
ner were these: stake care Of nv
civil rights BILL" Is il not = littl,
curious that, immediately after his
death, his body suffered such rspid
discoloration that embalming was a.
most impossible. What Z strange
thing it WAS that the fanstical negro
worshiper should have turned black
u last. ha
Tho Gaseese says We are glad to
perceive the independent candidas.
Sor COngress IN this district, Ex-Sen-
atu McNutt, is not permitting his
Congressional aspirations TO interfere
with crops. the Muscstine Jos~5sGl
sa5s last Thursdsy be wss narrowing
: keA be had sown with wheat Will.
the snow was flying so thick that he
could not see from one end Of the
Geld to the other. This was certain
y = narrowing spectacle, bat pro6a-
Sly wss not much more 30 to Mr..
McNuef, than viii Be the Congress
sional election returns.
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Our great and glorious Congress
ON increase the money Of the coun-
tsy IT one stroke, and not half try
By the alchemy Of leeislation it can
:urn rags into money At ! rate which
discounts every other wealth seeking
enterprise ever known. One of the
biggest s.yams" Of its kind told in
history relates how Konh, Khan of
Persia, debated the great Mogul's
troops before Delhi. and then carried
.way treasure to the extent OF $780,
100000. That was something like
$50 years ago. American statesmen
of the latest school would have
wrought grandcr achievement with
: few sheets Of paper. II every man
vas only ! Congress unto himself, We
would all be millionairs. But that
good time is still remote, and We are
compelled 10 put something like the
old estimates upon hard cash. When,
therefore, il Is announced that gold to
the extent Of thirty.seven millions is
.I,crt - - .aded a. the world,s me.
tsIi;c we.Ith the announcement. l.
startling, especially when told that it
ID ell 10 come up out of the bottom Of
.he.... Ty.e f.rt. II tbe c..e or the ~
legged facts, to speak more accurately,
~ !. E,llorr.
n the 49, 17oe S..;n .nd France
than = .II;snce sg.;nst Englsnd ana
Holland vere very hard rushed for
The s.s;nevs ~ vsrn Not h.v;n~ !.
Ele General + or.n = their
INSTEAD ~ worl;nv over |.
- r.gs ;nto c,,rrerc, ,bev -, shout
r.,1;.s srr,,lv &c ,cla Nrc,o
in,e.;c. Accorsl,no ~ ,he Sr.n;.h
nv a ehink;nr. Prn1;dence had used
n. Ircas ma the Mmteznmas :,
.tc,.ars of .rac;o,. met.l, e. the- AZ.
-. nee af Chr;st;.n rohl,er. The
lnev inst .here 81 .et The
.t,,1T the ocIv tronhle he;rg ~ nre.
rent IL D,,tcb broor, from .reen;no
~ ves.eIs conrev;ne The s.me to
Main into the ;.vs of tho Rr;t;sh Il.
rs r was resolved n frv r. The
,n.n;sh G.llen.. nrotected hr the
7rench men-of.var ess.ved the t..k
aon;n0 81 escane d.ngrr thev steer.
4 for Wen ;ns.e.d ~ C.d;1 r !.
';tuated n Galici. On the northwest
,oa.t ~ Sn.;n and e;gh,v.6ve m;les
,orth ~ Onorto The at;emnt m;oht
ave been entirely successfui had the
h;ns hasn unIoaiaa as soon d .hcr
.me 10 and. Int cert.in recresen,:.
;oes m.de IL the of;c;a,s &c C,d;z
4 n thc u,hcr;t;es 81 M.ar;d. inter.
!. rea III the l.na;ro q the treasnre.
md Il remained ON busrd the ralleous.
With the exception of q few email
p.roels. WIEN the Anglo Dutch meet
appeared ON the naroor o. s1go on
me Slss OF Octooei, ioH. On the
1,o'ne .ney en me anu
''io'' e.sos' ii'
Wss Inc. so"'c " .ne ~
'".' :. 9 ~. -: . - 49, -.
80 ~ -ss.... !. -.
-, sas On 900
So, ;usH.o.,., ....mn,. h.va
,aen made 10 ra;se the treasure II
s u. a. Ia 80 -
suPPoscu tnat tne sAu, which vas
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Notice Ia BRIDGE Builders

sealed proposal win Z resolved .. the
Auditors office, In Upton. Iowa, until 70
O'Clock noon, on the 18Th day OF April, 1874,
for the following bridge work:
For the suparstructure and stone work OF
the James McClung bridge ncr0ss Sugar
residence Of James McClung, n 1t. span.
For the stone work Of bridge over Rock
Cresk. In He'd Oak tip. near the residence Of
John Ferguson.
TO be built according 70 plans and specin-
cations which may be seen at the Auditors
once. Right reserved TO reject any or all
Evils MoREAU CARROLL. CO., Auditor.
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Notice 0f RcaSling Of VIII.
Estate o. Robert Cover, Deceased,

Estate 81 Robert Cover. Deceased.
Tho Ssage of Iowa. ceda County, IS
TO whom II may concern:
Won are hereby notified that on the 7th
day of April. lRs, there WAS opened
aud publicly read by the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court. In and for said County. an instru.
ment Of writing purporting TO be the iast
viii and testament OF Robert Cover. late OF
said County. decreased: and that the second
day Of the August Term 81 said Court. com.
mencinx on the 9Th Monday, 9th dav o.
August. 1874. has been set az the day iOr nm
time all peFsnns interested may appear and
show Gauss why the same should not be Al
mitted 70 probate.
swl5 W. II. VAN NESS, Clerk.
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As the Subscriber believes IN the motto
Live aud Let Live" and not In charging
the price Of . colt for the servics ~ the
horse and In order 10 bring these hurae%
within the reach OF all he WITH insnre at The
following reauce0 rates:
Comet, GA; Netherby, Gle;
Sovereign GA;
payable on the nrst day OF February. 1873.
II mares disposed Of before the lAto OF Feb
ruary, 1873, will be eh,Tged ~ season mares
All acctdenis ct the risk OF 0wner.
N. b. Pedigrees OF the above horses can
he seen NJ my resic enCc. JAMES 0NEl6,
Clarence, March lsth. 1874. smls
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