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on East CAPITOL sThHEf At AUCTION.
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one q Sc bud Tseosss lSr Tsssissses county.
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bloch, and 4 rssldenee In every respect
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so.s q. or 1ss3 nsysgapsrs pablishsA b shs city
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GALE OF ouARrEHMAsrEss STORES

os,IeA g GTz 9qnAN.s.::saAMs,5Hl
NV 9lIIAsA -, 6eesnbsr HH
Nos. E3lto ~ 1eAGast4o ltrept, In uds city
a t2t q coadshus4 ClethinS and Quartermas-
9ais 70 ssaSsaee q n 9, u. 81 pr st1z-
lnfpFnasiea g . hiAd md quality Of articles for
sa's WV - t'sAaanss 4 h Isl Se 8. HoDers
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-13
pY EDWIN I.0WEET, 800
No. ~ Seventh street. opposite U. 8. Post once.
TRUSTEES, SALE or TWO rwo-sroRY
TnAME H0usEs on TIE N0RTHXEST

Z MOKfHWE4T, AT AUCTION.
M duly recorded d Libsr No. ds folio ~ one Of
The land records for Washington county, District
q Coanhta, and e che request ofths party ,eeured
therebY, viii Sel1, In front Of the promises, at
p1hale snctioa, on MONDAY, January u, IH4 at
1o,eleek. Pm, the fealcSi.g dsseribed Essl saass
thifty-t.o ises q apare north Of squsre numbered
tWo hundred and enty-eiGht (2s8,) beennilg for
the same Ut the southeastern corner Of sAd square
at the Intersection OF north q street and Twelfth
street west, and running thence north thirty-two
(s) Rect the line Of said Twelfth street; thence
west to Vermont avenue: thrnce southwesteriy
the line Of ss1d avenue to said street. and thence
east on the line Of said street hy-six ESQ FEET to
the point Of beginning, Improved BY two CD two
story Frame Buildings.
Terms: Que thousand two hundred dollars, and
interest st ten per cent from April q, 1873 and
pense Of sale, In cash. and the balance at SIX
sc: dseo.ii q Sio .ii =: rsa.i.sa sl,hs puT;;
cost Of purchaser fterms Of sale not complied
with in seven days the trustees the right TO
resell the property at the risk and cost OF the de-
faulting purchaser, amer Ave days advertisements
In some one Or more newspapefs In ashington, g.
s sRRALMaAR " y; r MARINER, }rrus.ecs.
tau6-TuThSkds f. r. SWEET. Auctfoueer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-13

gy virtue Of deed q Ese, Sase4 October ]. ~,
T., Of Ne lsna rseesa. 8 tns passyies II Gsi1@
BE, VIII o6er e aneetons on 4QNDAY, the 80
4.y e Dsesnbes. "a 50 e'siosh. p p. 9. ths
known md dsscrtbsd - I1tS 4oS 90 hand5sd sd
9eorgel0wn, q The sssShwesl intes1estioa % 9sf-
vt I'D eseeF1 Sesssea VII ~ 04roxe1sStS
III: q sales NSats = y.ia = ee.h, ana lAe
reSl1us q tire e9gl is1tallnlsntS a. ~, !vslve
md el8htse. noeths. via iltessst. 70 b seessed
S sSGpilsdi va vakN ens vi sftsf ssls, - q
.lt 81 usisA - psolssy vi y ssssad as ths risk
,.,% 1ETTSfi t. :, coz z sa r,7s ~:
n6kDAHY, A AZ q q y Sse.slssI ~ - ~
As s::ss.l92.sR..iSs1as w:EXnt 2686.. z:s:s !,
AB.THE AD0yI SALE - IU1fHI1 H0ef.
po.ed . TUESDAY, JAnssryS lGA 2ms hear
WIN. L. WALL CO.. .
1eo.fuTheSds eAsstieasGs. 2
ANTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER H0ST.
poaed to FRIDAY, January = 1HA ssR4 seae md
plnce. WALTER 8. cox. Irunese.
w. i. WALL Gu, /,
JautsW 6a4tuS Z. eSt sy1LkCISs
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LJY 6BEkN q WLISLnAAB1 A0G6IO0SH1l
ID No. MOI, northwest corner Tenth and SITS.
sILyERwARE, &C., rOBE SOLD ON ACCoUNr
or WHOM II MAY CONCERN.
On SATURDAY. February II ls1A commencing
rooms ihe following manned srticles;-
Solid silver Tea, Fable and Mustard Spoons,
forks. Sugar TonIs, Soup Ladies,
Plated Tea Service, &c. -.-...
The attention Of those interested u called to the
aborc, which Will positively be sold unless the
charges are paid prior to the day. Of sale. -
Terms cash, GREEN 3 WILLIAMS,
jan@F, u, W&ds Auctioneers.
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A0THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
III WEDNESDAY, January &, ~, same hour and
JONATHAN DI0ELOW,
jan13-TuThS&ds J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
RY THO0. Z. WA00AMAN,
II Real Estate Auctioneer, 5l9 Seven

Under and by virtue Of . deed Of yrust, dated De-
cembcr x A. ID. 1855, and recorded In Liber and
r No. 10 folio ST. ct seg. Of the land records Of
Ws:hngtoI county. D. the nndsr',Fnsd tr,s.
o'clock, sell atpablic auction, in front Of the
premises the property described In said deed being
the first house north Of Boundary street, In said
city, and b two-stovy FRAME. with Brick
Basement on the west side and north from Four
tenth street west, and erected upon land pur-
chased By Solomon J. fague, and by him held on
lease from Columbian College, upon which there Is
said Columbian College.
The terms q sale ssss One half cash. and the
ments 70 be seeured - property sold. One hun-
dred dollars Of the 60 payment 10 be made at ti9e
terms Of sale not eohplied with In six days from
day Of SALE the trustee reserves the right 10 resell
chaser. THOS. L. WAG0AMAN,
jAul2-NWH&ds Trustee.
RY DUNCAA8ON, BOWLING 4 CO.,
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DY y. n. wARNEB,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctionecr.
No. ~ Seventh street, between g and H streets.
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON SOUTH B STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH
IvENuE AND On sIxTH sfREET 31ET,
BETWEEN NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE

b virtue Sf DEED Of trust, dated ocsessr g, 4.
corded in Libef No. -, folio "a, on4 q the Land
Records for washingtoe county. In the District o.
Columbia, and ~ the request Of the party secured
thereby, will Ssli q pehic saet;ol, in 'front.' Of
the preinisea, On 9AIURpAY, yanuary q, MA %
4e'eleek NJ, d. folie.inE raj sstats. ataats g
Set fFoSi 81 South Hress 9! orisin.l lol louF S<l
sey9 g ssSsasy-ass 90 -, hnpsovst ~ : aail
Aise. sslt q :rss,.,ies e,ehs a Yin sam. square,
~ ~ ~ odd & sSs ss<ti.sssssa essSes q
- iss ~ 800 81 thssss 80 n!asi{
the ne Of Solsh stssss; lhencs eiset eaatsra
% ths seath lSs q "a Iot; thence WI one han:
sted .se ssess So ss nor. @ ls;st 2 e e:
Terms; 006 With Interest fren October =, .lss1,
= s:s :sa: ga e. e 6. g 81 e
Twelve months, 1os which tie notssef Ra3cassr,
bearing interest from DAY ef saiA end eseuIed By
dssd ofs!vse on ths ps0parsy, will b ta1ea. Dc.
poelt Of 80 wnl p relnlred ~ th.e q ssle. All
conveyanctnG 1t the petshaasfss oceG II terms u
sale arc NOS complsd wffA o. evea days de frusse
.s: cu e; 81: g mn &c "a e.
IN ~''A'''''. s'''' dRs 3; SIC Y. s1.cHrIy.
J,r.CCLbWELL
DIV. I. Wall . Co, A1e1i00eefa,
ID New Marble Dsilaine, = a
Nos. - end % Psnnsyivanie avenue, corner Of
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ALMONDS, choice Lsrydadoc soft shells.
wALNUTs, best Naples.
PECANS, very fine.
DRAZIL. new crop.
FILBERTS, thin shell.
MIXED NUTS. .................,..S lbs. for
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80 Ts-Dsy. ss-s,s; -
pr WI. H WALL 4 CO., Auesiensess,
to..aa. .s:ss: .s s:.ssss Ei.s :sna rath -.
gsP Pt 3 PRszs EsssHss su'r
~" ...: .D 9.
dssstp'ion u sale. WI. L. WALL 100 Co.
pr MoLDEM : SPENCE,
81 9 Pennsyivsnia avenue.
SPECIAL SALE OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS.
e. "a SAEs IS, tSSsas, ~; :.
;sSss e sold the goods .SS "a
jasn On sfsA sissms1.
DNo. ioa Northwess Corner Tenth and D streets.
s41 s.,o 81 AZ HcUs1
solg gTSnE NfsshHTdar1FTHE WFEEsEs BETWEEN AND
ssr; g Ss,a q cs g "a 80 No;s
one o. re l.nd, Eseords q Wsshinston county,
Sr y Vi. e sss g u:
ton 81 ftc1t e he Issr,se' e. ne sidae.
vision q lots In sqssie thrse "a
SsI .ss e: q s s' :as sfss
and q streets, by . depth Of one hundred and
twenty n feet to an ailcI ten feet xl6e md being
Tsss soass .s aes Via 81 nodeas 1eess.
meats, and tho stroet u just being peved. Tho
propessy win b cold sshjesf % tks sPecial npreve
ment tax; an osher taxee viii Be paid. Ins title D
fsrms q ~ .ns =. pts.ertesd ~ ~ deed q
truss; - 90 with intessst from Nay MA ut ten
Per cent In eash and TIE baaancs aS sx and twelve
inC tntssest ffoa tSsaay d aie asd esS.rsd b ,
dsposis q one hsnsilsS dosfs Viii Be- rsqsire q
.s sEe Of ale .3a term are not SoS%isd
Aiteh. Al eonveysnoang at the cost Of the pur-
- ssE RAAJgSAx h; s, MAARNER, lrru..ee..
sloh'A SGREsiEaN1 HWHiif1Alls.
novlS-eo&ds 50 Auctioneefs.
aETKE ABoyEsALE sPosTPoNEp UNTIL
place. BRAlNHED d. MXKNER, (rr......
GREEN WILLIAMS.
no1>-STuTh&ds Auctioneers.
81 THE ABOVE SALE - POSTPONED. UN.
TIL MONDAY, December 2 ls7a sAme hour and
place. a aEhSHF " ii sfl %xsEEER rrassees.
GREEN q WILLIAMS.
dell-ThSTukds Aucti0neers.
ETHE 0vEsALE Is POsTPoNEDUNTIL
SATURDAY, Jannary ., ls7A same hour and place.
BsRAlM n RD,H n MARNER, Trustees.
ao,ar,~,s.a. 6hEEN Wit 1LassaG,
- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNI.
TIL TUESDAY, January "a ls:1 same hour and
place. sE6hak ". 81 sri Y NJ Trustees
,..wr.,. GREEN WILLIAMS:
ya1-M, W y Gus AoCsloueers.
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS,

and have great many SCENTS yet 70 hear from.
No doubt . entertained Of the sale ofevery ticket
the Concert and Drawing Will positively and une.
qaivoeaily take pi.es ON the dsy now 9xed. and II
Irises VIII be reduced Ia proportion 70 the unsod
| Slnir 10 60 ficketx haxa heeu issued and !.
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49,. p l2,ooo CASH GIFTS. ~ I
01,Ooo,o !
will Be dlstributsd amoug the ticket-holders. :
The tIekets printed In coupons, Of tenths, and
Ing lust a. whole tickets are. 80 .7.I. 2
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FRUITS.

HAvANAORANGEs, sbbls., very nns; pricslow
MALAGA GRAPES. ..do........do.
VALENCIA ORANGES. Several cases; choice
Iul, =.
RAISINS, new. ...pcr lh 1So., or Lbs. for q %
Do. do..................k boxes for 20 cts
Do. FANCY BRANDS. at lowest rates
CURRANTS, New Zsntee.............per ID. 100
CIrRON, Best Leghorn, very fine. per h. No
PRUNES new Turkish, per ID. l5c., or lbs. for o.
APPLES, choice varieties. per bills
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Future Days.

RY HOLDEN 4 SPENCE,
II Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
CO Pennsylvania avenue.
SPECIAL SALE SUPERIOR OIL CHR0MOs.
ON THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENING, com;
menciug ut O'Clock, we will continue to sell
until all 10 sold, . nnc Tot Of OIL Chromos.
jan12 A. n. SPRAGUE, Salesman.
DY HOLDEN 4 SPENCE,
ID Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
a. Pennsyivania avenue.
SPECIAL SALE OF LARGE CONSIGNED
STOCK or HATS AND CAPS.
On FRIDAY EVENING. January l6, lnk we
se assS 10 iss .las . aMp
JAM. 4. H. sPRAsUE, Salesman
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auetisa'Ps,
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CANDIES.
NUTS.

Choicest CREAM MIXTURES at very loves.
club rsteA
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rRusrfE.s SALE.

B1ML S MI z.:S 8 81 S.ils Ai:ss''.'ss'
Nos ~ snd % Psnn:yiyanie sssaus. corner d
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AUCTION SALES.

49, :,
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weare again h receipt Of smother large invoics
OHoIoE GOODS q.
suitable for thsxEw YEARS TABLE, and name
in part 4 .u- -
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~rHK ADovH sAI.R u PoeTPoNED uN.
~ fHU66DAY, Deesahsrl ~ ma sans hoar and
DaAee. u JOIN ". WORD, lrrustsaa.
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FROM LOCDEN.
Report 0T lIouAcn School Tor
yeaP enAing March 18th. 1874,
sESIoR DEPARTMENT..


Number days taught. ia; number
Of pupils enrolled, 90; average number
belonging. 80; average daily atten-
dance. 40; whole number Of days OF At
tsIds6cs. 7.i60; whole number OF days
Of abeence. 62i. Names of pupils
whO have been NEST regular in attep-
dance: Amy Town. LIZ days present;
Willie Reid. 1874; Johnnie KimbaIl,
10; Mary Kinney, l80; Jas. Fiesxle,
liz; Jerusha Mciary. 1861; number Of
days Of attendance by these pupils,
1895. Names Of pupils who hsve been
nOst irregular in attendance: Frank
Atkinson absent log daya; Carrie Has
kios. los; Miles Kinch, 6S; Frank Nc
Cabe. 93a; Charlie PArr, i2l; Maggie
Todd, 81: Seigel Van D-bogarf, SOL;
Minnie Van Debogart, 81; Ruby Rot.
erts. 81 Phoebe oberts, SO Willie
Rorick, lu0 Number Of days absence
BY these eleven pupils. s38
Primary Department-Miss l., e
Murphy, Teacher.
Number days taught, ITO; number
enrolled. 80; average number belong
ing. 50; average daily attendance, 10 !;
number days Of attendance, g. 40. num-
Der dsys Of absence. 2.18S. Names Of
pupils most regular In attendance
Jimmie Northrop. iii DAYS present;
sarah Banks. l72; Mary Mcdary, TO
Names Of pupils most irregular In at
tendance: Jas Sya.. lO3 days absent;
Lincoln Hanson, So; Annie PArr, So;
Ida Hanson. 81 Willie Roberts. II ;
Emma Van Debogart. III; Mary Van
Deboxart. s.; Louisa Ehrke. IS; Min
lie Rice. 70; Roddie Reid, ~ +; Mary
Pa r., 40.
Summary Dumt,sr enrolled. l35 ;
average number hel0nRiug, 100: aver
age daily attendance. 70: number days
Of attendance. Is, $50; number days ab
sence, 1879.
The following stood highest 10 exam
nations:
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tn. hi~h .el,ool commeuces ON "a.
an 81 ma monsh. q I.r.e atteud.Dc.
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80 rs~r. III. Gill - ~trcs - Il,
~ a~rd :. arrs<urrro n - / n.ieu~ d.
A.ae nseaSic1 81 a1,fiuedaIe.
FreA Wao.l as,d II r Davia hay,
tr.ded 0rup@. scd 6osiDes.tc viii Is,s.
her eardeeer. When curn = Gftv ctr.
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raON sVGAR CREEK.

4 Petition II being circulated to
make the White Pigeon an Indepen-
dent School District. Mr.. VIM. Leech
was recently elected the Director.
Mr.. David Ridenour, one uf our old
citizens. has been seriously III for some
time.
VIM. Turner and wife have gone
West to new homo In Iowa county
Geo. ARnew, aftv completing n
commercial course Of study ct Wilton,
has gone to Victor To clerk In drug
store.
The Presbyterian Sabbath School
are about placing on their shelves .
large and attractive Library Of new
bO0ks: Rev. Austin II. Tanner, pas
tor st MeIpine. presch~d ~ the Pres
BY terisn Church March 29tb, in ex-
change with Re.. Martyr.
The weather continues some what
unfs vorsble for farming. but farmer.
ex pect soon to halt the advent of spring
days. OBSERVER
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In the above 1--WE IL considered per-

~ tuc SUUsC uSe u COubSuCIeU per-
feet.
The teachers have been earnestly In.
boring to improve the character Of the
school In regard 70 scholarship. deport-
ment and attendance. and do fully ap-
preciafe the earnest efforts the major
~ Of the pafrops put forth to aid snem
IN this direction; yet there 10 too much
indifference manifested, not only by
some Of the pupils but parents also. es-
pecially IL this true ~ regards the at
tendance. Many Of the children are
enrolled Ut the first Of the term only
TO drop In few days aad graduate In
the street school. As the studies Of ig-
norsnce and Incidence require less ex.
ertiou, both mentally and physics lily,
they make very rapid progress; aud ~
their dislike for work ID ~ great ~ their
dislike for study, they SOON become
clogs and weights upon the wheels Of
society. These need the influence of Q
little physical force Ut home To keep
them In attendance. Teachers are not
responsible for the advancement Of
this cIass VI pupils, but II their parents
will keep them IN school. you csn
lOther things being equal throw =
great deal Of the responsibility upon
the teacher This class Of pupils Just
mentioned lost, by their sbs.n0e dur
ing the past year the use OF 1890 Of
the public ~ oney. This ought not 10
he. Our school Is not visited enough
by the parents. Come and see what
labor We are doing aud how we are
doing u. aud ify0u s~e nothing to con
demO. give ~ your criticisus. sud we
will % pleas-d ~ vel ~ benefited by
them. We leave . standing Invitation
with you oil to come aud visit our
solDOla.
Spring term Commences April 18th.
j. &. JOHNSON, Prin.
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The manufacture OF cheese Ii des-
tined, doubtless, 10 become one Of the
leading Industries Of the West. aud ~
no report Of our factory has ever mp
peared In the the ADVERTISER. II may
not be ubinteresting 10 your readers TO
have brief report Of liz operation 49,
rbe subject had been discussed, ~ i'm
tervsis, for several years IN this com
munity bot lid not take definite shape
until last spring, when fer. farmers
getber and resolved to make the exper.
iment. A meeting Wan cslied which
resulted in forming stock company,
with B0srd Of Directors for its gov
eminent stock was subscribed 10
shares Of twenty-fv e dollars each and
preparations we're made for putting up
: factory n once. A good building
twenty four BY sixty feet. aud two
stories high, vas erected at IN expense,
including fixtures and building site,
Of 81, 53547, aud completed about the
10th of June. 1873.
An experienced cheese maker from
Illinois was engaged To take charge OF
the factory, and operations were com-
msuced With shout one hundred aud
s.fty COWS II vii; he remembered
that the season was unusually dry and
sitter running sixty 0sys IL was
best To stop the factory. Owing
TO the scarcity OF iced the amount Of
milk was greatly diminished, and con.
seq gently il was closed the last u Aug.
The conditions were very unfavorabl4
for an experiment. - aside f-um those
the fsct0ry and furniture
ARE Of sufficient capacity to use the |
milk from four hundred cows. and only |
! small addition Of unskiiied labor |
would have been necessary 10 take |
,are ri IL, but notwithstanding these |
the resuit wss quite Sat
sfAc,oiy. About 5000 pounds Of good /
cheese was msde, for which the cpm-
osny received three cents . pound, or
$40; the total expense TO the comp aDy
i manufacturing this amount wa
s2s0. making iass Of only $40. The |
quality of the cheese was good. and
'ot twenty-five pounds was spolled or
njured from any cause. IL all sold /
eadiiy 1t eleven cents per pound In
he summer, and twelve nd half, or
more, later in the season. tnsking ti.e
esu:i satisfactory ass0 IL the fasu,~ . |
vh0 patronized the factory. TIE cows /
'veraged TO pay about six dollars each |
Or the time the factory run, which /
vas more than could have been real |
BED from making buiter; but through
favorable season the average returns |
you'd be considerably larger. Our
armers look favorxbiy upon the ex per- |
Iuent, aud more of them will take |
heir milk tn the factory this season.
vhile others are seeding down land |
preparatory to keeping cows for that !
'ur,ose. Cheese making will be com
nenced In April, probably. aud We ex-
'ect satisfactory returns this season.
9th to the com pany anf pstrons.
March 3Oth, 1874.
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SHERIRF SALE.

By virtue Of . special execution to me al.
rected. issued from the ONCE Of the Clerk 0l
the Circuit CURT. In and tor the County ol
6trykeF now assigned 10 n. Hwartslandef
and aSaanst Adam Rair aud Allie Bafr
have levied upon the following property e.
the property OF the said Adam Basr and Al
Lie Hair Ia Wit:
The south half 10 Of the south east Quar-.
Ter "! Of section number twenty SIX fS6) in
townshio number eighty 80 month OF range
two % west Of the 5th Y. NJ. containing
eighty acres and situated In Cedar Cmnty.
Iowa.
And shall Offer the same for sale at the
Court House dosr. in the town of Upton. In
said County. on saturday the 18th day 81
April A. D.. 1874, at one O'Clock, r. NJ. OF
said day, to satisfy said Execution and costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 2tst dav Of March A.D. ISL
JOHN y. SHEARER.
Shrrin OF Cedar Co., iowa.
Per A. b. MAYNARD. Deputy.
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REIGN OF TERROR m MISSOURI.
Howell Oounty IN the Hands Of
Oosporsdoes - The Governors
Appeal for state Militia.

ST. Louis, No., March 29.-Ihe
House having refused to pass the
Senate bill providing for the organi.
cation Of State miitia, and appro-
psiaiing money therefor, thus leaving
portions OF the State ut the mercy Of
outlaws who defy the laws, The
Governor sent . message to the
House last evening. calling the At
tention Of members to the matter,
and inclosing communication just
received from the Sheriff, Pnosecut-
ing Attorney, and Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court, which states that on The
18th inst. one Mr.. Marks, of West
Plains, shot James Miller in hotel,
and then fed to the country, and re-
fuses to submit to civil process, on
the plea that he cannot obtain JUS
tice. Marks has 200 men ready to
obey his call and defend him. On
Thursday thirty men rode into West
Plains, headed BY John Nicholas,
who swore they were going to see
Marks nave justice, ana stating that
the Sheriff and other county officers
and prominent men Of West Plains
were band of conspirators, sworn
to take the life of Marks, and they
Marks men) had them spotted and
intended to kill the last one of them.
The whole party went to the Sheriff
Office and dared him to arrest any Of
them, or attempt il, and they would
shoot him and clean out the town.
They then rode over the town say
ing they we're 300 strong, and that
they intended to get their force to-
gcther and revisit the town. The
writer's Of the communication then
,alled on the Governor in the name
If peaceable, law abiding citizens Of |
he county to take speedy means to |
bring Marks and his followers to JUS
ice. stating further that unless this
. done many lives of good citizens
viii be sacrificed.
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With Eve exceptions, every Dem.
ocrat in the House voted against
Mr. McCrary's bin to regulate con.
mercc By railways. This i not 1t al
surprising, but it is : fact which the
demagogues who have been trying to
drive the Fsrmers' movement into
the Democratic party through the
channel Of Liberalism, or by means OF
the ''new party" dodge, would do
well to explain.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-02

The great council, which repre-.
scented one hundred and eighteen
Congregational churches and has for
several days been in session in New
York city, adjourned Saturday. It
vas called BY other churches Of
Brooklyn to decide for them whether
they (the churches calling the ooup.
CID should withdraw fellowship from
=. ~. Beecher's church on account
o. alleged irregularity in the manner
10 which the church last named
dropped Theodore Tilton from is
membership. The decision Of the
council Va lengthy, and was mot
unanimously adopted. Il mildly
criticized Plymouth church, but I'd.
vised no Withdrawal Of fellowshin.
The old fable Of the mountain Il
travail seems to Us not inapplicable
TO the whole proceeding.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-02

At . meeting Il the State Poultry
Association in Cedar Rapids on the
2lst, Rev. A. B. Kendig resigned the
Presidency and q r. Luse wAs elect
ed to gu the vscsscy. Dubuque wa
selected - the Dext plses Of meeting,
IN consideration 81 . bonus Of 400.
The time Of meeting il December l 5,
10, II, 10, and from q, 200 to u, 500
will DO offered in premiums.