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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-01

passing that much. repairing should be
done, and immediate steps taken to provide
suitable dining rooms. kitchens and culinary
apparatus.
We found every portion Of the buildings,
halls, corridors, bedrooms, and all, kept
scrupulously neat and clean, and the same
was the condition of the inmates, and we
feel fully justified in saying that high de-
gree OF order and system characterizes the
management of the institution by the super
intendent and matrOn. DR.. and Mrs. Bur
CESS. We find the deotedness Of the asy-
lum previous to the year 1873. as follows:
For the year 1865
Unpaid claims for wages of at.
1enOants. .......... SJUo w
For the year 1863.
Unpaid claims for legal services. SIS 90
I1aullnR. ...... "a w
loIdi.s. s..... 10y w
For the year 1872
Unpaid claims for salaries AMI
wages. ......................$ f.63s 81
Provisions and groceries. ...... ASIA 70
Dry goods. hardware. etc. .. go SO
Copper and sheet iron work. i'll 70
Repair OF lightning rods. % 90
Wheelwright work. ......... 80 90
Blacksmith work ............. $50
Drugs and medicines. ... 224 II
Lumber. ........... ............. is 90
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $7,l9o -
For the year 1873
Unpaid claims for salaries and
wages. ........ $2,S57 Is
Provisions and groceries. 2,42l 04
Fresh beef. a,G6l -
Drugs and medicines. 1876 60
Total. Ss,o7 OF
REHABILITATION.
Amount due for 1873. ........... ss,o.7 OF
Amount due for 1872. 1889 70
Amount due for 1863. ..,,, 80 90
Amount due :oc 1865. 500 90
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WINCH was received and adopted.
And the following bills were considerei
engrossed and passed their third readings
under suspension OF the constitutional
rules, and finally passed, titles adopted and
ordered sent to the Senate for concurrence.
House bill No. 800, entitled an act to
amend section four of an act granting
ferry privileges to Benjamin Brazeale and
others, approved June 8, 1873. -as
The amendments were adopted.
z Also, House bill No. 3o6, entitled an act
to repeal an actentitled an &C. to alter and
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-22

General Hurlburt, OF Illinois. closed
his address at the Reunion OF the ar
nv Of the Tennessee. which was in
session At Springfield last week as
follows: ''Iet us part with pleasant
memories Of the past, and with bright
augurie- for the future Bound to-
getber bv common endeayors and
common sufierings in common
cause: devoted now a. ever to any
service which our country NAV de-
nand. with no bitterness remaining
from the strife: with no hostility tow
ard those who manfully met us on the
field; staining beneath the flag
which il dear 10 us because the EN-
hien Of our country's sovereignty
let us again declare that that fiae
and that sovereignty, purchased b.
such untold wealth OF gallant Iif.
snail remain uhchallenged by any a
home and respected by all abroad
and that neither domestic agitation
nor foreign attack can ever prevai
against republic founded on even
handed justice and equal laws, an
maintained by millions Of thoughtft
and brave people who live in it an
ior it, and who, If God 50 wills, ar
,eadv ~ die for it.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of a special execution 10 me
directed, lssa-a tTgFn 10" office II the Clerk
Of the 1Ireuit Court. tn ard lar the county Of
Cedar aud STATE of In Sa, q favor Of beg. W
Thorn and against hester w. Hatch aud
Hsna4tl Hatch have levied upon the fol-
lowing properly rs thr property OF the said
Cssss.ag y. aatE5 snsi Hannah iiai'sn i,-
Wit:
LIT No. SIX 16. being part % the north
half ssg. Of tue southeast quarter l ] ~
section No. 0Bs 10 to &asts3p No. eighty
two = north ~ saBge No. one , west oi
the 5ta r NJ. by8nd@i 81 follows: Coin
rnencfng at the north east corner OF said
quarter section. thence running vest eighty
rods 90 the quarter ss-crl8D line to a post.
theme south parallel with the east line 81
said section 30 s III rad~ 10 q psssf, thence sasf
- q ~ rods thence HoFtr - 100 rods. thence
east - s-i8 JofiS thence E9r53 on the section
line To- the plate ~ BEGINNING. containing
twenty asr-~ gGlpse - less. aisG &itU*t.a u.
Cedar ep4uty. iowa
And shal IN r he same FIR sale AT the
Court House tasr, iu TIE town OF Upton, Ia
said county, D8 saturday tne 3lSt day 81
October a o., ls-t ~ Das a.efoex, r.. n ~
said DAY - satisfy SAID execution aud costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated Gtii4 g4a3G LAY ~ sept. 4 ID. 1875,
JOHN u -HEARER.
~t4er! n 81 geaar 60, Iowa.
Per 4 Il MATSsED, Deputy. 3ws2
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SHERIFF. SALE.

By virtue ~ a special Execution 70 me d.
recI1d Issued from the ONCE OF the Clerk o.
the Cireutt court in and for the county ri
cedar and state " Iowa In favor Of James
storms and against Clarissa Cham berlin
and samuel ChamDeriin, have levied upon
the following property - the property 81
the said glarissa Charnberiin and Samuel
Ghamberlin. iO-wit:
Tne east naift5z Of the north west quarter
XII and me vest natf n " the north sa.t
quarter n ~ section number seventeen II
N township number eighty 80. north oi
range number one +. west oftne 5th p. M.
Containing one hundred and sixty acres
more or less and situated in Cedar county.
Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale al the
Court House door. IN the torn Of Upton. IN
said County on Saturday the 5lst day Oh
Oetober 4. d.. 1914, al one o'clock, p. n. 81
said day 10 H.. tisfy said Execution and costs
tnAt may accrue thereon.
Dated this 81 day of October A. ID. 1874.
JOHN IL. sHEARER.
Sheriff Of CEDAR county, Iowa.
Per A. b. MAYSARD, Deputy. fs-3
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SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue Of a special execution to me d.
rxct@d issued from the Office ~ the Clerk 81
ta- tIrcaIf 1oHrt, in and for the county o'
cedar and state of Iowa. IN favor of ii. r.
-ianvord. and against Joseph solts. have
levied vi pom the following property a. The
property ofthe said Joseph Solts, to-wit:
Lot mum Der nine - in block number i've
tjg in the town Of otAnwCod, Cedar county.
10 ra
And shall offer for sale Al the Court House
door Ia the town Of Upton. In said county.
On saturday the Ittu day Of November 4.
u. ia a. one o'clock n. n, II said day, 70
satisfysaIl execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this l7Jh day Of Oct. A. y. 1873.
JOHN u SNEAKER.
:3-2 sl5-fIn Of CEDAR 10, Iowa.
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Chicago Market.
W aterproofs,
Largest Stock and Low.
est Prices, at VANS.
SHERIFF SALE.

BE virtue Of a general Execution 10 me
directed issued r0mfa Dftl-4 sf the CferE
of th- District ssparf IN AMI for the county
81 B1ouS aud state VI I03a ia favor ~ W .
H AfB4u II Co. ana against A W Bum
berg q George RpssFnau. have levied upon
the following property A. the property Of
the said ~ BiuEaosrg & Rgss1nan t9-wit.
the west part Of lots num0er oae and
two z IN aIVcK nama@r dive 5 IN o. NJ
sit!s5srtts addition Lotae towa uf Clarence
cedar county, Iowa. fronting one hundred
and thirty two ~ feet on 9Th stfest and
one hundred and thirty 10 feer on LoEn-
bard street 10 -s4d tS1a.
And saas! sg.er tfss - ua1 fsr SAf@ AZ sh@
Court House door. In tEse town ~ l8pton, IN
Cedar county. On -AsuFstsg the Assb day 81
November A. D. 1874. 81 one of SIX, p. rs
of -aEd dag 70 .a1l~fy sail -p~eatfon and
s.tsst. that may accrue thereon
Dated this j. day ~ 0etGsiS-r q p. tsTi,
JOHN II. -HEARFR.
80 snarlr u Cedar c1ganty Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-22

Returns from some Of the counties
10 this State show very gratifying re-
suits, in comparison with last year.
Jones county is a notable instance.
Last year she wavered from her old
time fidelity and swung over to the
anti-monops. This year with an anti
monop candidate for Congress, she
gives 800 Republican majority on
State, aud $40 for Tufts. Hurrah
for Jones, Sheean and Lovejoy
proved anything but winning card.
Old Washington is all right again.
Says the Washington county Press:
Just think Of it. Last year the
aoti-monop majorities against us
ranged from so odd on Bailey to 49,
on McKinnie. Their average major
ity was considerably over 300. Now,
we have an average majority on the
county ticket of 800, while Rowan
goes in by 465, and McCrary has a
handsome compliment in the figures
40. Selah."
Jackson county has been an old
Democratic stronghold, giving ma
joriiies of from 800 to 800, but Anti
Monopoly Or Sheean have proved too
heavy this time. The returns are
not all in, but portion, at least, of
the Republican county ticket is
elected, and Tufts is not beaten
much, if any, over 100. Give us
Anti Monopoly once more and jack
son will be redeemed.
Benton has increased her Republi-
can majority from two to four hun
dred. Says the Vinton Eage:
..On or about August, 1874, Aunty
Monopoly, Of Benton county, depart
ed this life. She died Of "office.
see king-the- man." disease peculiar
to o ersons OF weak intellects, and
morbid sensibilities. Poor thing!
she was prepared to go--her loss is
our infinite gain"
Gathered in silence around her Bier.
Friends have MINCED their sorrows 80
Lest. pa nance. they n ight never sss'r-
eny more.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-22

The decision Of The Supreme Court
81 California against the constitution
atty d the local option law was
founded on the grounds that the
statute did not become law when il
LETT the haods Of the legislature, but
was TO take effect oniy when il should
be approved by a majority Of the
people OF township, and then only
in the township where thus approved;
second. that it il not a law cpnferring
upon towns any governmental or po
lice powers. In other words, leg
islature can not give back to town
prerozative confined 20 it alone by
the constitution.
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SHERIFF SALE.

rectsd issued from the ONO. of the Clerk OF
the Circuit Conf n and for the county q
Cedar and the state 81 Iowa. IN favor Of h
r. stan rood. and against II, H. Miller.
nave levied upon the follow ing property ~
the property 81 the said H. II. Miller. to-
Wit:
I.,ts number nine: zen 10 and twenty D.
10 block number eight =, in the town 0i
etansesod 4 iedar county. Iowa,
A nd shall Offer the same Tor sale al the
Court H0u.e door. IN the tuWn Of Upton. Ia
said County. on Saturday the 18th day 81
November A. D.. is7t. at one o clock, y. m J.
Of said dag, 70 satisfy said Execution and
costs that may accrue thereon
DATED this nth day Of October A. ID. lST4.
JOHN ID, sHEAkFR
a. sheriff Of Cedar County iowa.
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This is the way the Lyons (Clin.
ton Go ID Idcert,ser, an Anti Mono.
poly news paper, talks about lis can.
didate after election. Honest con.
iession is evidently '.yood for the
soul"
Our Congressional candidate was a
very Indifferent one man none OF
us cared whether he WAS elected OF
not. The only reason why he was
not ANONYMOUSLY beaten was that
the opposition had an infinitely worse
candidate: Judge Cotton would
have carried the district against
Sheean with majority Of six Or
eight thousand. Our only desire to
have Sheean elected was that worse
man might be defeated.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-22
SHERIFF SALE.

ByvIrsa@ ~ special Execution to me d.
reetsA t-saess from the Office Of the Clerk ~
the I4feugt Court. ia and for the county 81
{ .s-Iar and state 0f Iowa, Ia favor Of W g.
= H ssalev aud against r. J.. 4 T. j.
Derby ] have levied upon the following
property 81 the -aio 4. l.. and r.. ]. lssrby
fG-wit.
ISgt. number one u and two in bl0e
nom F,4r seven III In Aas%y aast4t8on TO ths
Town On -t4nwood CEDAR county. Iowa.
A nj shall offer the same for sale at tns
Court House door in the town Of Upton, in
said county. on saturday the 18th day o
November A. D.. is74, Al one o'clock. y. IN
,f said d4v 10 satisfy said Execution anG
costs taas may accrue thereon
Itat1d tnl. g7In day Of October 4. d. 1875.
JOHN ID. >HEARER,
aS-s Ghar}r ~ f'1st.y egr -..y Liza.
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Tag PENCE o. MALES LaSr.-Has
Rnvas HsgAn-ss hxs ben detected Il
rnass Al set With has startled EAs
Oeea. The last Of which Is said 10 ~
me ordering Of t20.o00 worth Of ticket.
far TIE Public Library Of kensaekF -
Her Majesty. il v stated did ass oss5ers
10 his bsying liberaliy bot in the present
condision of the Prince's flames. sht
thozrAs $50 go wsrth wss fsso much fos
hirs to invest Il j. asserted that he in
sisted 90 SEEDING bis order - Gcverno'
Bramieste. sssgrsns hfs royal norhel
that be knew whss he Was about, fol
tbs, as a. 500 600 xas 10 be disrribate1
10 the holders 90 November Sstn. sad
In such gifts ~ $50 90 slo0. ZOO. etc.
be would save splendid chance ~ oas
II The - sp3eFdid prizes. and thus easiss
pay his 3rhis.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-22

TIE latest returns from Indiana
decide the complexion Of the House
If Representatives and Senate Of the
State to be as follows: House-Dem-
ocrats, 50; Republicans. g.; indie
pendepts, III, giving clear Demo-
cratic majority Of SIX. The Senate
stands: Democrats. p: Republicans,
u; Independents. ;. THIS gives a
Democratic majority Of two m q joint
ballot over the Republicans and In
dependents combined, and insutes
the election Of a Democratic United
States Senator. most probably the
Hon. ]. r. Mcdonald
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-22

Fevers seldom make an attack without
warning, and may be thrown on by
soaking the feet Ia warm water, wrap
ping up warm In bed, and taking two or
three Of Parsons PurgatIve Pills.
A Missionary, just returned, says he
regards Johnson's Anodyne Liniment -
beyond all price, and enacscions beyond
any other medicine. Il Ii adapted 70 .
gres, variety Of special cases, and 10 M
best pain cugeY In the world.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-22

TIE Maqaoas@ts i>es.tsesf saFs NO
n1ek r.r~e thzB bali Tos@ was poll
ed last Tuesday The people 3oa't
seem 10 eTsihuse much over autl-nsO-
noy,plv.- Which means ~ suppose,
that tie anfi-mo0gpoly doige has
groxn sale and rhreadbare. In an
other place the same paper says ~lt
looks a. though the Republican eoun-
~ ticket was elected and Sheean de-
feated.- Sheean has majority in
jackson county of 300 and was coun.
ting on 500. Two years ago Letting.
well carried that county by Loo.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-22

AB CT BITTERS At certain peri
0st- ~ life tonic j. necessity; but
fsef- j. danger in using -tImasant-
thsf fnjure the organs 81 digestion
while giving Temporary relief To
obyisre this, AMI present 20 The public
. tonic free fTon Alcoholic Poison
DR. Greene prepared the 0xyge0stea
Bitter, . sure cuF~ for Dyspepsia and
sii KINDRED complaints. Sold every
sber-. John r. Henry. Curran d
Co. Prnpriesors. aud 9 College Place,
New York 6th-
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There IL little doubs of the eleetIon
10 Congress oF Airswovth. the Dem
s.zssse casiIiate in TIE Third fDu-
ssaqaeD Districs, by majority q from
eighteen to sEentv-two- His success
Is he defeat Of Judge Granger. one
of the best men in the SAFE. AMI 10
the ssrss instance q Democrat sit
ting in Coagres. from Iowa since
fEg
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-22
SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue OF a special Execution 10 me di
rected is-ued from the offiae of the Clerk o
the circuit Court. n and for the county q
Cedar and the State OF Iowa. in favor o
walter l. Hays. and against u. Z. Cole. ct
al have levied upon rae following proper
IL - the property Of the said D. g Cole. ct
al. to-wit
Eighteen rs feet of Of the east side of 10
mum Der four 1 in block mum per twelve IL
in the town Of clarence Cedar county, Iowa
And shall offrI the same for sale al tn.
Court House 5op0r in the town Of Upton, In
said County on saturday the eth day Of No
yernber A d, fs7i. at one o'clock. p. m, 0
said day 20 satisfy said Execution and cost
tn NAV accrue thereon.
Dated this "a dag n october A. u. 1874.
JOHN - sHEARER
s3-8 Sheriff VI Cedar county, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-22

TIE se11Ie1 upun - Osage tk.n-
s~sD crsied ixnd. hare been holding )
s~o-slavs camp meeting lOct and
faf r-r,seing over lie rsseH- 'ts-ss-
80, d the e. 5 Supreme Curt AFR
ming their right 70 the land as against
the Railroad Companies The strng-
gle has BEEN bard and long- 4 mil
Ion acres CT Lard, being the homes 81
thirty thousand settlers we're II SAKE
The big speech 81 tho e~lebvassns.
vzs made bv Senstor Ingalls,. sho :
: profound schols- ani brilliant era
tor Osher interesting speeches were
made, ard all that goes 70 constitute
q glorious Wessern jubilee ~ss the
the order Ct the d4y Tor two DAYS
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Hsppy relief for young men from
the effects Of error aud abuses 10 ear
In life. Manhood restored 1mpedi-
mems TO marriage removed. New
method Of treatment New and re-
narkas,se remesii-s Books aud circu-
lar cent free, il sealed envelopes
Aires. HpEarfA--ocia'iou. No. 2
-oath Ninth ~ Philadelphia. Pa
an Institution having a high reputa-
ton for honorable conduct and pro-
f-@-IanAI skill 46yl
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4 dispatch from De. Moines SAYS
that j. :. EIzrssya Of The sSsts Rsg-
axsey- James c. Sav@rv. of sb4 Au-r-
iczn Fsanigraas Css-apznv- and u. W
WIru-r. og fh- l>sFts Is8fev. we're
arrested IN . l5t-I sgif cera-
ns~zse-d br Har- IuAa A nas~ya.
claiming s5afss damages d the FRS
two AID 81. so Ct The latter. The
raaf.e- grew uat of to r-o-uf -s4c-
saon esraEsslga and charges 81 r-S'elF-
ing hrst.es II Mr- hassoa 1hlle n e.
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Executors Sale.

The undersigned Executor, OF the VIII Of
A brahatn Lett deceased. offers for sale the
residence formerly occupied By deceased. 10
being lpxfs number II and IL In block mum
Der In Jennings addition u the town Of
Upton Bids will be received for the same,
and N not sold by the z4d Of November u
ss. Z: the ccus. House door ~ one O'clock
q -. a. W. YOUNG,
Executor Of the will Of AorshaH Lstt, Dc.
ceased, awN
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EStray Mare.

Estraysd from the undersigned on Oct.
10Th, Is74, dark brown mare year. old
with white spot in forehead, and left hind
pa.tern while; also sucking horse colt.
black with white hind pasIern. Any per-
son II wing Information Of their whereabouts
or returning the same 70 the undersigned.
FIVE miles south u Upton on the Huscatine
road will be literally rewarded.
f3,a e. II HcLAIN.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the District Court Of the state OF Iowa,
In and for Cedar comfy,
Julia Johnson, Plaintiff. November
w. Terra
George Johnson, Def. A. ID. 1914.
To George stsax.s, Defendant:
You are hereby notified thai there is now
on file In the Office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court af the stale Of Iowa In aud for
Cedar county. the petition nf Jnlia Johnson
plaintiff asking for divorce nom the bonds
az mafrimony heretofore existing between
the plaintiff and tile dsfeUdadt, for cause As
alleged In said Plaintiffs petition.
Now unless you appear thereto and defend
on or before noon III the second day Of the
November term Of said court. for the year
A. ID. 1871. which will commence on the ed
day of Soyem Der, A. ID. LIZA. default will
be rendered against you and decree rem
esIsi thereon IN accordance with SAID pcti-
ton.
BTsaELL 4 sTARRETT,
IVA Ati'ys far Plaintiff,
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SHERIFF SALE.

SHERIFF etLE.
By virtue Of special execution tn me
directed. issued from the office of the Clerk
OF the Circuit GafrE, in and for the county Of
Cedar and state ~ Iowa. IN favor of Bent
CottreIl against -. W Porter et III have
levied upon the following property as the
wit:
The south half - OF lois number eleven
IN ) and twelve Il in plocx number eleven
M j In Jennings addition 70 the town of
Upton, Cedar c0unty, Iowa.
And shall offer the same tor sale at the
Court House door IA the town Of Upton, in
said County on saturday the 3lst day Of
Oct a. D.. ls74, a. one O'Clock. p. NJ. Of
said dry. To satisfy said Execution and eosis
that may accrue thereon.
tpai~ti ms z.tn dax If sept A n. Ess4.
JOHN II. SHFAkER,
sheriff OF Cedar 60. Iowa.
Per 4. y. MAYsagD. Deputy. 3E4.
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The Fifth District gaye Jas VII
sr.s. fs Congress- majority Of 3D.. :
Uvrg the festive wilkinSou.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-22

Ofscisl figures for ali the counties
is this District have not eome to band
but Tufts majority win be rather
over than under last weeks estimate
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Read the advertisement Of DIR. Nc
4 ti-e the celebrated specialist, in this
paper. gtso offers 70 pay one hundred
foiisr- forfeit for any case be under
tsk1- and does not cure. 3m3i
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-22

C1 ~ pay III IL Shs
Coal and iron are the greatest fea-
ture Of southern Utah. The coal
field. are as large any, if not the lar
gest in the world. Those that have
been opened disclose extremely large
veins and good article. Whole dis
tricts Of country between here and the
Colorado river are covered with coal
groupings, and in many places where
the canons and rayines are cut
through, large veins are exposed at
the surface. The supply is inexhaus-
tible. Iron beds also exist in many
parts in close proximity to the coal,
or at least only twenty to fifty miles
away from il. In Iron county there
is a mountain of humatic iron, and
spe cular iron ore is found in immence
veins or belts in other places. These
de posits of iron and coal will some
day be utilized to great extent and
make Utah what Pennsylvania is, or
at least become the great supply mar
ket for coal and iron Of the West
A company is now purposlng to work
the iron ores south of here, intending
to enter largely upon it, even to the
rolling of railroad rails. When once
it is fairly under way others will fol-
low, railroads will come, and it vii!
be great country.
The established church, a. ] have
before said, is that of the Mormons,
a. you are aware, is called in its leg
islative Incorporation, "The church of
Jesus Christ Of Latter day Saints. p"
They have about all the religion there
is in the country. In this place, which
Is the principal point Of the country,
the county seat of Beaver county, and
1t which 10 Fort Cameron, where
there ere stationed four companies Of
the Fourteenth United States Inf.n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-07
BLACK CoLoRED AND sTRIPED sILA SUITS

reduced to much less
than the absolute cost Of
the material
STRIPED SILK SUITS
for present wear gotten in the best and
elegant styles and heretofore sold for sou Oder
for Sal So
These arc positively Of the best Lyons silk.
COLORED SILK SUITS.
made in two SHADES OF elegant gros grain handsomely
trimmed formerly sold by us at $i25 now offered SD
In both dark and light colors
BLACK SILK SUrfS
marked for this week reduction in prices be-.
yoni all proportion to last weeks quotations
elegant black grain silk Suits trimmed with lot
fringe and passementerc, with bAsques overdress or
po!onaises, heretofore sold at $i00 now o1er for
$62 So
Finer black silk Suits Of splendid grade of silk and
more elaborately trimmed from x5j upwards.
Linen, lawn batiste ami Grenadine Suits and
Poonaises at half original cost
which are perfect in ali respects except
slightly soiled but slightly as to reouire
the closest scrutiny.