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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
TIE STIIE or TRADE.
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKETS.

U,vAy. july 25-Suaar nominal; stock IN wlrrho-se ~ hs'ns
and Matau and l5OO bids receipts OF ae steh
200 hos and 27s exported during the week 5VVD D"Ls
and 200 hbd. incudng .OOOO aud 73O hads 20 H
LATED SaeA Moasses nominal Glazed and Aaseoyado az
reals , keg. .x-s 4,
Bacon si2 s43 cvt Bl.er-superor American
tio.ben <S.AS-6 Flour SO 4 bbL Tor Ame
tnnsA us cured s56Gs53 duutsL Lard. kegs ~
fsi3 Der quna sss Potatoes. 81 JOQ@l5 = dbl
r,,w Wsx-Yei0~. 20 e srobr " nue.
s}Oas32 Honey. II reals per gallon Empty hogshe.a 20
Lumber-Nhte Pine 80 1850 ~ NJ fitcl fAe = =
Box Shooss 10 reds Sugar hoyshead shocks ~ Fea
hogshead SHOCKS 40 rea, lnrpsAtn = -Vc ' ID A'"
mi Hoops Lous..hayed. tll5d $40 e VI. ~
Preights dmer Loading Havana Tor The United states y oes
Susy T5c Ger and o sugar - hid Of Moas-e' - ID
5s3 20 Paimouth oriers - $3.50 loading other g9.
an The NORTH Coast + hid OF SUGAR fJ~
IS 25 hid OF S3Gs3 2ji Falmouth anI orisr
ID Eag{
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27

DISBROwOn July p, Allen youngest son OF Thomas A.
Lucy y. DlsbTOw d months =.
residence " B. Fort
Wellington. tarfagrs I'LL
waiting az arrival Of the cocA TAN rem
ticth-st
FOsTERon Friday evening John stsgg ban James
and Anna > Foster. aged mouths, - days
Funeral At paents residence IompknssVe nev
Brighton Monday AZ II o'clock The reiNFes ana
friends family respectfully invited 10 stien1
KrLsFY-A rs residence 1875 Beff5risve Brootlvn F1dsy.
July "a At o. III Of gastric George helseg I'd 10
Funea rom the NJ l. Church. hoals3 Tie @Ith
inst, AZ II a.
PorTRR-on SATURDAY J 25, the residence q his
father ths Bishop % hes loTA hostO i.rf J'
II rst i.utepaut aud A1lniant l7th H. : Infantry.
Funeral service, nom hss Chsreh n T. Tuesday.
the 18th INST, $3.50
VAN KLgECK Pouhkeepde Saurav 25ih Kate Nortyoney.
aAasnrrof F. Van keck AGED y uoatks
Puu.ra rom 30 anuos MONDAY 2ih - O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
Susrldl NoIlres
To Speculate In stocks.

the rghi parties % deal vita
Capt John stuart o. Newport Maine. 10 his book q s
ients,'
aid ao believe medicines would corsuDr
don until the eLmouc nfrsP u
roEe slacd 20 do BY two osseu NJ "e"s
and NAME both Of ~hom 80 HeH
pA bad consumption ApS CARED
bad for d"fe'sk ny 80
cough Yronouuced consumption became dsoar.sa o 80"
pounds had and hAd tasen al .ns " -.
excepting Dr. Scb,ncks without dsnstax an, oShe - . -
Mandrake P .rsas an ~
exactly Thought package OF eAeh -nS a. 70
-, nv nu Neh that fd al
th "a, c.m-i Tor q ooash d no' stop iwfa~nASo oa
:. consuuntion concernsa an veil nAA a,
FoS sr sake Of huasv say 70 all Sho ae ne oondinse
WAS give unit yoa hs'e io1 Nss~A' 'yr.
.e..t Tonic aBd Msrirsss Plils rphA elNahAs'
NcxuorI Ma LA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27

Destructive TORNADO AT GENEVA sAXE, wrs.
GENEVA LAKE, Wis, July GA tornado
passed through tins village AZ o'clock this morning.
doing considerable damage treos ant shruboery The
steamer Lady OF she Lake lost her upper deck and
smoke stack and number OF smar boats upset az
their r1oorngs The large ceaousJ OF WOolaAs d Vii
Lard was also destroyed. No lives were .Ost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
OPINION OF ONE WHO KNOWS ALL PARTIES.

Mr. Henry BlacSneEs Eiii0rrI ia The D0mnfs Journal
Daring The past three years wicked attempt
mas been peTslstcuty made Oy the advocates OF trce
love 10 destroy reputation Of an estmaDe lady anu
eminent Christian minister. D5trdctOn, Ike death,
loves shining mark, ana tAJse who advocate license
seek TO prove thaC all men dnt women are llceu-
tiOls Meanwhl!8 Ihe WDmdH's JOuTIldt mas re-
NAMED silent; because nave feared TO
speak, but because dd not choose 10 IN
the circulation Of scandal, prOmul-
gated by a woman or infamous character IN Jho III
tcrcst Of immortality OJy twice have we made an ex
ceptiOn rule OF silence; 20 express our dls
gust The unmauly conduct Of MIR. Hilton, IN silently
permitting wife 10 he mus sandered, when IL was
in his power have vudcated her good name agaIc 10
pdbllsl 1lr. B5ecner's letter 10 me Brooklyn EHge
which explicitly cOntradlcted the charges ndue
against him. The gross and indecent arraIgn-
ment now publicly made By Mr.. IltOn, changes
the situation and makes it proper for as TO speak we
DO 50, without waiting for the replies OF MIS- lIon anu
NJ. BeecAcr Having known them both personally for
many year, will frankly say that II they should adj
nl the truth OF Mr. TtOus statement We should 1nd II
liz possible KnOWiug Mr.. TtOn. also, should require
collateral evidence every step before accepting any or
his statements. The man aud woman wlo are ac-
cused behind the consistent record OIL private
ana public worth the man VINO accuses them mas no
what these three people Deen doing
during the past years Mrs. liitOl has Oeen
patient, loving, devoted w.le ana nOLher' enduring
uanusss WrunEs IN silence. Mr. Beecler mas Deeh
active good works. dcyOtng his leisure hours 10 VIII
iug A HE OF CArlst. Mr. Elton has been advocating
free divorce" aud writing the biography OF Victoria
woodruff. Tle contrast Is sharp One' Ou IL tcLS tue
" or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
GoVERyuEYr we4raER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFPICR OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. 7
WASHINGTON ID, g., Monday. July 2T-l "A. "a.
al IA ref p A han

OFFiCE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL DFfiCTH
WAsBISGTOS. ID, e.. Monday. July ~ a. "a. }
SDJODsis for me past "a hours.
S1in has prevailed in the lower lake region,
the western portion " The Middle states and
westward to the Mississippi Valley and southwark 10
Florida
Gear O' far weather continues in Sew-EnglaDd. tho
Cur States ANA Tennessee. and cloudy threatening
weather pseyaiis IN she MI>ile States and sas Olio
Valley.
The temperature has fallen with Increased prcz7ure
anl nor herly Winds IN H. upper lake region aBJ tn0
North Vest.
The barometer has faileu without a decided cnango Of
temperature IN the Districts on the atlantic coast
Tls Mississippi River has fallen a. Dubuque and 20.
Louis.
Pr0BaBilEes
For Eete England and ne hscas Sqfss ne eiudi''csS
icl increase. irih fIat RAINS soHrefy Uiads s.ri'.9
10 csierH shJht changes IA fcsperatufs ana Jtti0
barometer
For Sue south Atlantic and Gulf states, parity cou1y
weather m the and light Talus rdtas rear tho
coast, eht variable Wlu'L, and sNnt changes IN ten
perature ana pressure
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, party cloudy
weather. lhgAJ north Tennessee. vauabo WIND,
lower temperature. ami rlsi ng barometer
For the Lower Lake f~giOu, cleaning ana cooler
weather, wish northeast aud north sect winds and
Yislng barometer
For the Northwest. clear fair weGfher, northcr'y
winds. shifting ea-lcriy dud sOutherJ, iigA en- ties
temperature and rising followed by ratiing Darome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27

FAIRBANKS ScALEs.-The Fairbanks Scale
Company received All from San Fianciseo oy tel
e,ran Ist ve.k for rs large dormant aud warehouse
srae. This order indicates good crops and prosper
ons season in California. Tue Company also shipped
a. m worth of scales 10 Russia during tue last ten days
.nd n 5Obushel hopper scales for large elevator In
W,seon,u The product VI the rst SIX months OF scale
na,ng fox 1874 foots 40 $3.50 scales with larger per
cent OF track aud nay sca.os thaa ever before-i5t
JvAaspysy Vtl saiedQu1AA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
SOUTHERN METHODIST SERMON.

Bishop Kavanaugh, of Kentucky, preached
last night before very audience at the Taberns
Gle Methodist Episcopal Church in West rniriyfourth
ST. upon the glory aud great work of Christ IN the re-
demption Of the world and particularly IN the latter
portions very impressive and though eohcluueu
the simplest Language, appealed very orcioy TO the
faings of MI, audience as testified by their frequent
aynre.sions of interest which the preacher was
oh ,ea 10 nofiee The text taken from LIST Peter
III When M testified beforehand the suiorgnss VI
Christ. and the glory that should fOhow'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
OBITUARY..
n1Gnr uoy. ABRAHAM BREWSTER.

KIHHI hun ABNAIA5I BTSEN 'IAI'
The Right Hon. Abraham Brewster, whose
death IS announced Ia London telegram was born IN
Ireland in 1895 educated Trinity College, Duoln and
called 70 the bar 1919. He was legal adviser IN Ire
land to several Lords Lieutenant succession. and was
AZ intervals both 5OhctOrGenerl and Attorney General
for that country 1867 he appointed Lord Chan
ceIlor Of Ireland. Mr. Brewster Conservative IN
politics ana was OF the abiest lawyers at
IN. Iri.h Rlr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
THE TROUBLE IN vICKsBURG.

YIcKsuURG, Miss, July 26.-Ibe time speci-
led by the Board Of Aldermen for registration IN tina
Third Ward proved insufficient and the negro Aldermen
attempted 90 prevent further action By sesenung them
selves thus preventing quorum. Tie Mayor, through
the police procured their attendance. The leaders OF
the negroes now advise them not 20 vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27

About Biters.-At periods OF lie tonic aseessJi
but there danger stnuAHts that ure The organs II 4ses-
ton ghe giving temporary To obvaie his and present 70 hs
public tonic alcoholic poison Dr. Greene prepared mo
OxYgEsArED Buffers nearly thirty Tor D's-
rs. and Al. SHARED compAo sold everywhere. JoHs r. Kssr.
nran.s & % Prnnre,or and Oa.egenaoe. Nea.lyI..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27

into her hnsband's room. He found Lud lying
uDoD the floor groaBing Letting him up the
officer that Lnd had ltten Dted suicide having IN
dictad deep wound the beneath the chin. An
ambulance was summoned. aud the wounded man was
taken to the West Thirty seventhst station Onse PO
lice Surgeon Wade examined Luds wound. and declared
that although IL deep cut IL dangerous,
and there necessity send the man the hos
al TIE wsanf dressed, and the then
locked up IN a cell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
rHE corroN cArERpmLARs IN sourH cARoLINA.

THE COTrONCATERPtLLARS IN SOUTH CAkoLlNA-
CHARLESTON, July 26.-COttOn caterpIllars
have made their appearance in force in oangeburg
County IN the interior OF the State, Wen as on the
coast. The uniavora0e weather and latensss OF tho
crop make panters apprehensive that Will DO
harm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
PULPIT COMMENTS.
THE REV DIR. ]. d. FULTON AT THE HANsoN-fLACE
BAPTIST CHURCH.

BAPTIST CHURCH.
The Rev. DR.. j. d. Fulton preached yestef-
day morning in the ianson-place bapu'' Cn ,u'-
Brooklyn, from the text; Il pray no' .na. RI.
,o.,a., ,os. them out Of the world. but that Thou
shonIdst keen them from evil"-John Iyi' 10 d.
E,Iton rehearsed many OF the temptations to whlch
ministers are subject Of Which other men know notnns
an1 aI,bor IN not mentioning Mr.. Beecher by naine'
made many direct references to him.
The hattie Of truth with error, said he Is not over
Tine Eternal God is still busy with our iVea Darn 'nu
g,oomy as It now Is for some In hgh p'ao'' :" '-
CHRISTIAN Church, believe tbs w 70 los Iu' Ivy
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LATEST snip NEWS.
For other SHIP Ye,cs see Third Plgs.l
AKRIVEu


Steamship fBr Bragg. Liverpool July 10 VIA Nne~nS
own Iitb y N noise. anu pass 10 p " J hurst - 90
S-,.bip Republic tB GeaGel Liverpool JnY 10 va Ruf0L%
town 7th. with IN aud 10 r. } N0Ii~ a., a.
Metropolis, QncAi NeA orleans 'ul ID WV"
ndse pass o r Baker. 81. ... . ,-,t. -.
rp1se and uass 10 Old Dominion Steamship Co.
schoo Mercury, Is anchored on me baf
81 John. \ BIZ Me-, a. all 'tAss"N ,,
tvs and syseY, g. b. ballast anchored 10 "fFe1'
B.rs Luce Radm,u tGerJ Krg Rio Jsnero 81 lays ballast
Ran klba Peterson. Havana - iAys, with sugar . -,
Bsr Atlantic Neg-avenh DcAenOn, 81 Pierre MARI IN
B,rs Horace Beal. Pcseti, Jago 81 lays with -
Bark i HEfswe sherman Oafaena ~ sys WIN
-, 81, - Ill,
Dorot-a tSpau.l. Pages Havana IA aaYs. 10 ballast
Big Bsglet ,of ToIoa IOoker SAuabo r. H. - dAs "ts
. ~ A. III. -
barrels m
MAHOGANY
MEMORANDA.
The brig Miller reported ashore Mifc channel
Reef g oE by Trojan without damage
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN July 26The White star Lae steamship Ceae
New YORK July % arrived err Al = o'A l
an subsequently Liverpool The Amecu Lne tea-h.
Ono Morrison Philadelphia July 49, arrived here TO-DAY and
saile1 Liverpool
MovllR u'v 26-rhe Allan Line steamship Ponesan Brown.
quebec July Is touched Aese lAy anu poeele1 70 e"o
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rrLEGRAPHIC NOTES.

six thousand barrels Of breadstuifs reached
Halifax .ast week
"A Chinaman, name unknown, was shot anu
Allel by couaTIaen Fad.y ashL
William B. Bourne, prominent stock broker
capitalist Francisco himself tlaY usAL IL . S~
lleyeI IuAI Ae va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
NAVAL ORDERS,

WASHINGTON, July &.-Lieut. Commanders
Colby NJ Chester and Charles W. Kennedy are ordered
70 the Naval Academy; Passed Assistant Engineers
John c. Kafer and A KIRBY ordered to the Aslatc
fleet; Lieut. L. Chenery detached from the Saranae
and placed waiting orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
MEMORANDA

Thousands of Ruprured ones have been permanently
horrible anger PAD and Fre.pna~r nk
aus the ELASTIC rRCss 6o3 Btd~aJ and DC cared
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PRINTING CLOTH MARKET

Providence R. L. July 25rhe Printing Cloth market va. IN.
sce III veeE sales 81 >aIiini
$50, 300 j5se 1000 do 90 W o. a. S. all
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M1RRIEU.

wRAvRR-ANDREwS-On WEDNESDAY. May -. 1874 st S.
Peters Church Mr. Backus VI Nss YORK William s.
Weaver 10 Mage, daughter Of Nh aud hr HAN AaGfcNA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
DIED.

All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed otta dsil
aid
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-15
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

RIP Cook Circuit Court OF
William Brant, ct al. Feb'y Term, a..
To William Brant. Margaret Brant Joseph
EIgerton, +. y. Bossert, Kimball & Co:
C. H. Mccormick. Glenn q Price, NJ. \.
Westcott, w. G. Mingus. Fairbanks.
Morse Il Co., the above named Defendants:
You are hereby notified that there Is now
on ile in the o ce of the Clerk OF the Cir
cult Court. in and for the county Of Cedar,
In the state of Iowa, petition of r. T. Cook
plaintiff, claiming of You the sum OF one
hundred dollars together with interest
nun from December LIST, A. D.. 1870, on one
promlssoFy note made by tho defts WIN.
and Margaret Brant. and also asking the
foreclosure Of tho certain mortgage given 70
secure The payment OF said promissory note
as well as two other notes OF Slo0 each. ana
covering the north half of the northwest
quarter of section eight(sl, and the south
west quarter of the southwest quarter OF
section five Isl, all in township eighty lSol.
north OF range four ~ west OF the 9th 7, NJ.
and asking decree establishing his lien
under said mortgage as against all OF said
defendants and other matters az prayed
No personal Judgment Is asked against any
except the defts VIM and Margaret Brant.
Now unless you appear to said petltion
and defend thereto at or before noon OF the
secon d day of the next term of said Court,
to be begun and held at Upton, in said
county, on the 18th day Of February. 1879,
default will be entered against you. and
Judgment rendered and decree entered
thereon In accordance with the prayer OF
WOLF. LANDT & YATES,
newI Attorneys for Platnttn.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-15
0RIGlNAI' N0rac.H.

Frank c. Wyanf, Plaintiff
against Circuit court oil
Judith A. Corker, Luke Cedar County
C0rker, John @. Wyant. lows, February
NJ. A. Wyant. Emma J Term, 1874.
Crees, Nicely Crees, Geo.
w. Wyani. Alice q. Wy-l
ant, Mary G. Cooper, Jas
L. Cooper, Elizabeth H.
Wyant, William II. Wy
ant Otis b. Wyant, Def It's
yIyO the above named Defendants. YOu are
hereby notified that there is on nte In
the office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Coart.
in and for the county OF Cedar, In the state
OF Iowa, n petition Of Frank e. Wyant, plain
tin. asking that the apparent cloud upon
the title TO NV u NV y sec n, tp 20, range p
W 5th p. m. ON account CT there being no
deed OF record from Isaac Wyant. deceased,
10 James Watkins. and asking that the de
PENDANTS be barred nom having or claiming
any title In said premises.
Now unless you appear to said petition
and defend therein at or before noon 81 the
second day OF the next term Of said court. 70
be begun and held at Upton in said county,
on the 18th day Of February. 1874, DEFAULT
will be entered against you, and Judgment
rendered thereon in accordance with the
prayer of said petition
Tvs PIATr 4 CARR. Atty's for Pre-.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Circuit Court of Cedar County, Iowa, Feb
ruary term, 1874.
To Margaret j. German. VIM. II. Casebeer.
Alfred Casebeer, James Casebeer, Eli Case
peer Charles Casebeer, heirs at law of Da-
vid Casebeer, and all the heirs at law OF
David Casebeer dec, who reside In Hum
ooldt county, Kansas; Hiram Brooks
Elizabeth A. Brooks. heirs at law of Han
nah Brooks, dec. and all the heirs at law Of
Hannah Brooks dec TO all the heirs at law
Il samuel Casebeer dec, whose names are
unknown to petitioner but who reside in
oregon.
You are hereby notified that there is on
die in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
curt. in and for the County Of Cedar, in
the state of Town, q petition OF II. b.
dorgridge, Administrator oil estate of iona.
than Cas-, beer, ask ing for an order TO sell
the following described real estate or such
part as may be necessary for the purpose OF
paying the dests OF said estate:
E& nwA % 792 ni5 sell q rs 2: pit sl9 SEX q
70 .; containing 208 acres, for the reason that
The personal property is insufficient to pay
the debts.
Now unless you appear to said petition
and defend thereto at or before noon OF the
FIRST day of the next term OF said Court, 10 be
begun aud held at Upton. in said County,
on the 10th day OF February, 1874, default
will be entered against you. and judgment
rendered thereon in accordance with the
prayer Of said petition.
PIATT & CARR.
1v,4 fnr Iyai N at
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-15

CEDAR MILL.--A number of chan
ges have recently taken place in the
ownership and management of this
excellent mill. Mr.. Reed has pur-
chased the interest Of Mr.. Harper,
his former partner, and is now sole
owner. He has secured the services
Of D. c. Ferguson, one of the best
millers in Iowa, and is determined to
make uniform quality of flour that
shall be second to none in the mar
ket. Mr.. Reed himself has been
thirty years in the milling business
and we think he will succeed in what
he has undertaken-indeed, we have
tried some of his -four and can testify
to its being all that he claims for it.
Especial pains will always be taken
1t the Cedar Mill 10 accommodate
country custom. Give it trial.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-15

POPULAR LEcTuREs-We are pleased
to announc that our Lecture Commit
tee has made arrangements with Col.
J. P. Sanford by which we are to have
. course Of his popular lectures upon
sights il foreign countries "What |
saw in japan, nssWhatI saw in China"
and "Wkat SOW in Russia" will be
the respective subjects Of these leo
lures to be delivered ut the City Hall
the evenings Of January 2Sth, goth,
and 3Oth. Col. Sanford is one of the
best descriptive lecturers on the plat
form, and this opportunity to hear
him will be popularized, perhaps, by
the fact that the admission will be
only TWENTY-FIVE cents each evening.
We can only give this matter mere
mention here, defering enlargement
to next week.
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.xpnonaTn NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA, -.
To Eiiss B. Cowgirl, Henry Cowgirl, and
| Elizabeth Co~giil,
| You are hereby notified that there Is nov
on file in the office of the Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court OF Cedar county, Iowa, petition
Of Lydia Cowgirl, widow OF Phiness Cow
gill, deceased, claiming Of you thai she may
have assigned to her, her dover in and to
the following described lands, wit:
The sw n Of sw Y Of section 10 r'pa5 X 50
containing 4s4 acres, situated In Clay Co.,
Iowa, and VII OF nw4 OF Sec. z TIP ~ X 4,
situated Ia Cedar Co, Iowa, also the e1s Of
mel. Sec. la TIP 70 Il except about 10
acresl in Cedar Co., Iowa, and also 10 acres
of land In johnson Co., Iowa. For more
particular description see petition. And
also the following lots in the town OF Cam
cron In Cedar Co., Iowa, to-wit:
Lot In Block -
as, 3 and 10 in Block IS
q Is 81. 81 q IS as
I" IS n 80 g Is
All Of Block "a
Now unless you appear thereto and defend
on or before noon OF the first day OF the next
term of said Court, to be begun and held at
Upton, in said county, on the 10Th day OF
Foo, 1874, default will be entered against
you, and referees appointed TO admeasure
dover as prayed in said petition.
WoLF, LsNDr q YArEs,
nS-4w Att'ys for Petino'r.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
IL Hastings

IL Hastings Circuit Court
against OF
Frank M, yought and Cedar Co., Town.
l.ucretia r. V0ugnt. Feb'y Term. 1875;
TO Frank NJ. Vought and Lucretia r.
Nought, Defendants
You are hereby notified that there Is now
on file In the Office Of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court. in and for the County Of Cedar,
in the state of Iowa, petition OF IL. Hast
ings p'aintiff, claiming OF you The sum o.
three hundred and thirteen and a lao dol
lars together with interest thereon at the
cate of ten per cent. per annum from FEB.
LIST, 1873. (less $3.50 on two promissory notes
ind ask ing foreclosure OF the mortgage CIV
an by you to secure said notes covering the
following property in Cedar County. Iowa.
to-wit:
Lots me ~ and two o. and the following
described portion of lot three Oh to-Wit: :
Commencing at the southeast corner OF
said lot three go. thence running west one
hundrei and four 900 feet, thence north
twenty five Isl feet. thence east one hum
bred and four fl0il feet. and thence south
twenty five l25l feet to the place of beginning
all in block five Is in the town of Louden
in said Cedar County.
Now unless you appear to said petition
and defend thereto at or before noon OF the
second day of the next term OF said Court.
10 be begun and held 1T Upton, in said
county, on the 10th day OF February, 1874, q
default will be entered against you, and
Judgment rendered thereon and decree in
accordance with the prayer OF said petition.
WOLF, LA SDr & YATES.
n2w4 Attorneys for Plaintin.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-15
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Nelson Rathbnn. Plaintiff. Ctrcnit Court Of
Luther G. Clark. Julia c. February terra,
Clark. Defendants. 1874.
IVO Luther G. Clark and Julia &. Clark. De-
PENDANTS. You are hereby nonned that
there is on file in the office IF the Clerk OF
the circuit Court, In and for the county Of
Cedar. IN the state Of Iowa. petition, 10, OF
apparent cloud upon the title to n = ne 4 Of
section u the neA NV Of sec. =. the sw ,. =
Sc n sec II. all of sec u, TIP 50. range 4-west,
by reason OF deeds having been executed by
lie Clark, by i. p. Faies attorney IN inct.
without there being Of record any power q
attorney TO said Flies. and praying Tor tne
establishment Of plaintiff : title against the
ADVERSE claim of defendants, and that de-
PENDANTS be barred and estopped nom hav-
ing or claiming amy right " Title 10 the
premises adverse To plaintiffs.
now unless you appear to said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon n the Sec
ond day OF the next term Of said Court. to be
begun and held NJ Upton, IN said county. on
the 18th day OF February, 1874. default VIII
be entered against you. and Judgment rem
dered thereon in accordance with the prayer
ofsaid petition. IVY