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Special Uispateh to The Chicago Trioant.
TIE sYKEB-srENoER CONTESTED ELECTION
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 4.-1t III under
stood that-n tue contested caso Of Sykes against
Spencer, tho scnato Elections Committee will
mako majority report in fayur Of spcnoer'a
retaining hla seat. MeasrH. Hamilton and
Salisbury tho two Democratic members Of tho
Committee, will report In favor OF sykos.
THE EIdIT-Moun LAW.
a Bub-committoo Of tho House Committee OH
Public Buildings and Grounds, Of Which Mr.
Koloy IL ohair1na1l, will proceed shortly to New
York, to investigate tho alleged violations Of tho
Eight-11our law iu tho construction OF tho New
York Post Office. Mr. Cox appeared before tho
Committee to-day, and gayo tho substance OF tho
complaints mad by tho workmon in this regard.
REORGANIZATION or THE ARMY.
Tho bill for tho reorganization Of tho army ia
finally agreed upon by tho House Military Com.
mittoe makou a reduction Of olght rogu,onta iu
oil, outing down tho Infantry to twouty, tho artil-
lery TO four, and the cavalry to oght regiments.
This will leave tho aggregate Of tho army at
$4,000 instead OF 00, 900 mon NJ 1t now stands.
Othor fentures OF tho bill woro correctly act
forth In these dispatches some tEmo since. Tho
, 1874-03-05
WASHINGTON.
Senator Carpenters Speech
on Ills Louisiana Elec-
ton Bill.
The Kellogg Government Sus.
tanned Only by United
States Bayonets.
Tho State Legislature and Su-
preme Court I'm Conspiracy
with Kellogg.
On the Passage of This Bill
Hangs the Fate of
the Party.
The Senator 1ndulges in Wonder
full Presidential Prophecy.
New York Merchants Representing
Nearly 100000, 900 Pro-
test Against Initiation.
Agent Jayne Again Before tho
Ways and Means Com
nlfttce.
Ho Again Loses His Temper and lis
Again Reproved.
Chiof.Justice Waite Formally Inducted
into Office.
The Opposition to McOrary's Trans
portation Bill Increasing.
Hc Again Loses His Temper and Is
Again Reproved.
Chiof-Justice Waite Formally Inductcd
into Office.

LOUISIANA AFFAIRS.
Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.


Special Dapatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
cAnrEHTER's SPEECH.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 4.-Next to the
swearing in Of Chiof-Justice White. the feature
Of to-day was tho speech on Louisiana affairs
delivered in the Senate by Mr. Carpenter, Tho
galleries were crowded, and every Sonntor TO-
maincd in his scat during tho entiro two hours
that wcro consumed by 1lr. Carpeutor's able
argument In favor Of now election. Ho was
necessarily Obliged to so over good deal Of the
ground trnveraod In lis previous apooohos, yet
ho made humorous new ard telling points,
and developed como now foaturos in
this almost threadbaro subject. He was
listoncd to with marked attention,
and made decided impression upon his hear
ers BY his strong, convincing, md Sensational.
though not exaggerated, statement Of tho factn
in this case. He declared his position to bo
that tho power of the United States ia aB
sovereign as that Of tho Sultan Of Turkey Or tho
Gear OF Russia, and that, as 1t was admitted by
everybody thcro WAS not q Republican form Of
Government in Louisiana,
THE ONLY DIFFICULTY
NOW is to agree upon remedy for the evil. In
Ills belief thoro was no way undcr heaven to e3-
tricate tho State from tho uHurpntions Of
Kellogg d Co., upheld by anoiled-Bikirted Federal
Judge, who ia iD colusion with tho usurpers in
open, aagrant corrupt violation OF the las, other
than BY an election. Alr. Carpenters points fol-
loved rapidly upon one another, md he was
manly enough to describe things as thoy are,
Lou'aiana uphold by Federal bayonets, which
alone prevented tho people from rising againHt
the usurping crowd Of pretcndcrs that nov run
tie State,
, 1874-03-05
REVENUE FRAUDS.
Special Uispafch 10 Ids Chicago Tribune,

THE sANnonN CONTRACT.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March Alt appears that
while tho indictment Of sanboru in Brooklyn
WAS peoaing the Diatrict-Attorney mado repeat
10 e,,oa ~ ~ - ~ ~
treasury copies OF tho papers recently submitted
to the Houao in tho caso, to be used before the
Grand Juy aud that since tho 1Bt OF Decotnbor
)ast M to the time these paporB vero printed.
l.. rr~oto ,,,n,orora ,ottar. .ant .,h
no "fose numo,ous m 1o'''ts' aent euo-
pnna, aud cailed t"lce on the Secretary
to accomplish this end, hut MAS put OF, tho
most trivial EXCUSES haying been alleged to delay
tboir nro1not;on. Fla ohta;no, lin nsnera fnr
tho t3rxxt TINA yhan thav waro nr;nta!F Sv n,dor
~ t1a Hnmao T. annosra thet Assistsn socre.
tn-v sowuar w,a AZ tno hottorn ~ nj thoae In.
e~ M;u oon.1,,of In I'm whn1o r,atfnr hra ham
s.;nh a. wou1d cortointv warrant M nvast;rat;on
oaJn ~ - ii hi- tnnt;von "4 A
'N w. '''D T ia tts As*ocfnted Pr<ss.1
WAsu1Horor, b. g.. March ID G, JAYNE,
,.,n xana,,ti,, roa;o,,,.a h;a -,a;t,nn na Snooo;
Arent of thn Initial gtotea Treasury Departinont.
has loft with tho Committoo Of Ways and Means
sistributod t. e. o9lsetots, s Ne Naysl A Officers, and and
e. tug 81 Pfs Of Nov Arr
% $4,000: ~ sln@eon @ % Dranor. s55' 5'ooD: % Pro:.
tGm aug auu s9no nPgcl@a ~ Ulnpusy;, ly;, Go2,uuy
henry A. Smytho, Sl02, o00 Moses Il: drlnnell,
$49, QUO: Thomas Murphy. eb5, ,o00i Chester a.
Arthur, $5G, 900. Naval Oflicors-Goorge Deni-
son. Sll9, 900 Moses ", Gdcll, e42. .000: John
4, Dix. 2ll0, 900 Edwin ". h1orrit, sl1.o00: :
MoseH Z. drinnell, s92, 900; A: n. Laflin $94-
Adam Wallesnsn, sl99, 900; Alonzo D. cornoll
JAYNE LosEs his rEurEn.
J,vna continncl i,ta noraonoi nto tomant hoforn
the OF Vas esns osy me
, 1874-03-05
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, MARCH s. 1874

Committee do not expect to paBs tho bill with
out enoountoiing great deal Of determined op-
position, and hhvo rnndo up their minds to hayo
hard fight, tho roault Of Which is doubtful.
THE PACIFIC MALL COMPANY,
represented by their counsel mn1o ethtoment
boforo tho House Post Office Committee as to
tho REASON Why thoy hayo not as yot compiled
with tho conditions Of the law granting thcm au
tncrcaacd subsidy by the construction Of new
Iron vessels to bo Plncod on their 1ine.. They
roprcaollt TINT. az tho law provided tllat these
ycssolB must be Of 1900 tons burden, built Gil
tiroiy OF American material, tho work
could not DO done till tho propor
machinery Ind been mado and put in
rlace.., They claim now to havo ut tho yard Of
John Roach, Of Philadelphia, two yeseels nearly
completed, second in aizo only to tho Great
Eastern.
Ito the Asaocfatcd I'ytss.l
EPIDEMIC DtsEABEB,
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 4.-The House
Committoc on Commerce to-day agrccd to report
favorably on the bill authorizing the, Secretary
of War to detail competent officers Of tho army
to inquire into tho subject of tho spread of cpl.
dcmio diseases, and to report what means should
be taken to prevent tho importation Of contagion
Of any kind,
, 1874-03-05
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Epecial D!spateh to The Chfca9o Tribune.

THE INVESTIGATION.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 4,-The proceed
ingB of tho District Investigating Committee
wore Of no general interest. After ordering tho
printing of 900 copies Of Gov. Shepherds answor,
and arranging fow other details Of routine
business, tic Committee went into secret session
for tho purpose Of consultation, and shortly after
roopeping doors adjourned.
GARFIELD, pIATr, AND DE dOLYEN.
The papers in tho hands Of tho counsel for the
memoYnliBtH i'll tho pending District lnyeBtiga-
ton show that Chittenden, the manngor for tho
DeGo}yer Paving Company, has charged up
against the names Of Dom pintt aud Con. Gar
fold So, QUO oacl having been pad thom for their
influence IN securing paving contlaota horo.
These gentlemen, however, persist that thoy
mover received tho money, and thnt Chittenden,
In nll probability. appropriated tho Hholo amount
to himself, docoiying Ills employers IS to the
manner In which he Ind used it. IhiR is IN old
and well.uaod dodge Of scontdrcls, who soil tho
fectly innocent Of any wrong-doing.
Ito tho Associated PYest]
WAsil1SaToN, D. G., Mnrch 4-Tho Commit
teo to inyeatigato tho affairs of the District Of
Columbia met this morning, Senator Thurman
in tho chair. Mr.. Boutwell, Ia etill unwell. The
Committee ordered 900 copies Of Gov. Shop
herds answer to tholr. intorrogatorios printed,
and ordered the vouchers and paporB tllod by
the Governor to bo accessible to counsel for both
sides. Tho Committee will meet Tomorrow
morning to begin tho Investigation, and will first
tako up the subject OF schools. with viow to
ASCERTAIN the amount OF the tnx oviod for school
purposes, amount remaining uncollocted, con-
dttion Of the schools oto.
, 1874-03-05
CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE.

specta. Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. g., March 1.-Tho Interesting
md impressive coromony Of sweating In tho new
Chief Justice occurred at the hour Of IL O'Clock
to-day, in tho chamber Of tho United statos st,-
promo Court. Tho room was throngod with
spectators, many Of whom woro ladies'. Tho
Hon. William NJ. Evarts, tho Hon. J. II. Ashton,
tho Hon. Z. lockwood Hoar, tho Hon. Thomas
Durant, Con. Garfield, Con. Sherwood. Senator
Cooper, aud tho Hon. Eugene Halo wcro among
the distinguished gentlemon proaont. Tho AS
sociate Justices werc first uBhercd to their soats
aftor which MIR. Waite was conducted to CLAIR
near the deak Of tho Clork Of the Court,
TAKING TIE BEAT.
Tho usual ceremony Of opening court being
performed, by tho crier. tho Clork proceeded to
and at tho conclusion Of tho reading Mr. Waite
arose md repeated a1oud the oath Of Office
subscribed to tho same, mud, passing to tho
rear Of tho bench and entering tho door In tho
Chief Justice Chaao. the Associate Justices
rising and bowing as lie took llis scat. Tho
regular order Of business was thon proceeded
with. 1fr. Wnito ]las made very favorable i'm
preston upon all classes Binco coming to Wash-
ington.
ITO ths dssociated Erfss1
WAsn1soToH, D. g., March AT noon to-tiay
tho Associate Justices, aB usual, entered tho
Supreme Court room, Chief-J ustice Waite being
In the rear. As tho Associates, OH tho opening
Justice took chair at tho dosk OF hIr. Middle
ton, Clerk Of the Court few moments there
after tho Clork read aloud the commission Of tho
President, whon tho Chief-Justlco read alond
the oath to be administered to him by tue Clerk,
the Chiof-Justice subscribing. Tho Chef-J,ls-
tico thon proceeded to his seat on tho Bench,
having robod before appearing In court, tho AS
sociase Justicos standing in his honor. The
reading Of opinions VAS thon resumed from yea-
tertlay by Justice Field. Thoro WAS large at
tendance Of members Of tile Bar md others in
tho courtroom.
, 1874-03-05
Masonic.

regular Communication ot Thos. J. Turner Iodxs No.
!99 E 4. H.: III fFhn1,as1l s9s%snns, March ~
BailduS.) Vlstors tds!lytnsttod Hy order al w. H.
JOHN 4. PETTiuoNE. Heey,
, 1874-03-05
RAILROADS AND CANALS,
Special Dfspatch to The CAtcago Tribune.

WASHINGTON TERRITORY RAILROAD.
WASHINGTON, D. O., llarch 4.-A bill authoriZ-
Ing Washington Territory to grant aid to rail-
road, was reported BY tho Committee on Terri
tories in the House to-day, but it was defeated
by being sont to the Committee Of tho Whole,
after . short aud sharp discussion. II the bill
had passed most dangerous precedent would
have boon established, whereby tho credit Of tho
Territories would hive fallen into the hands Of
such Bharpors az might choose to reach for it on
the protenso OF building railroads.
THE alonAnY RAILROAD BILL.
Tho debate on the n1cCrary Railroad bill is not
exciting TINT general attention thas Waa antici-
pnted. Tho speeches mado 20 far, befiB those
by Mosars. McCrary aud Hurlbut III favor Of,
aud Judge Arthur, OF kentucky, in opposition to,
the bill, have boon vsry ablo, having heon pro-
pared with ample lime and great care. As near
~ ovory Congressman from tho West thinks that
he must sound his bugle, or make up his mind to
go under politically, tits expected that the debato
nat will drag Its weary Length nSE for at ea Sfst two
the friends Of the bill to pursue, aH even now it
ia beloved that o yoto at once would result in
its entire overthrow. aud every days delay only
adds to tue unpopula1ity Of tho measure. Tho
bureau fcaturos consplro to put great many
Republicans against it, while tho Democrats
will of course oppose it as a party on tue State
rights aspect of the question. But all must im-
prove the chance to recommend themselves to
tho Grangers, which makes it very tedious to
outsiders.
ITO the Il ssociated Press.l
UNION PACIFIC DlnECToHR.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 4.-rhe President
to-day appointed the following Government Di-
roctors Of the Union paciiie Railroad: Jalnos r.
W'ls9n, 4owe;J J. Il. hlillard, Nobraska; John
G. s. Harrison, Indiana john 4. TibbotrB,
Connecticut aud Fraucis B. Brewer. Now
York-alI for one year from March II. 1874.
MOUTH OF THE MIss1Bs1Pp1.
Tie House Committee OIL Commerce to-day
agreed to report bill giving tho Secretary Of
War control Of tho mouth Of the Mississippi
Riyor, while certain improvements arc being
made.
, 1874-03-05

IA certificate OF organizatio Of tho Masonic
Building Association of Dany lilo, ILL.,, capital
from tho Secretary OF stats. 1l.W books viii bo
opened Immediately Tor the taking Of stock.
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II Chronic and Acute kiseumatisn. feurai
ia. Lumbago. ssctatira. Kidney. and NsrN-
n. Diseases, after years Of suffering ny
akins LIT. ritter vs0etasIe Ahswnatic S,rup.-
he scientific discovery 81 J. =. Filler. ~. p.
regular graduate physician. with whom
We are personally acquainted. who has tor
~ years treated these diseases exclusivel,
With astonishing results. VI believe IL oui
christian duty, after deiiberttion, 10 con-
scieutiousiy request sufferers To Use II, es-
socially persons In moderate circumstau-
,ea. who cannot afford To .asfe time and
money on worthless mixtures. An clergy
men we seriously feel the deep responsible
ty resting on Us In publicly endorsing tbis
medicine. hut our knowledge and expert
nee OF It's remark able merit ini.y JusIiies
,ur action. Rev G II Ewing. Medina penna
suffered sixteen years. became hopeless
stev Thomas Murphy, ID. D.. Franz fort
t'hilada Rev J j Davis, Highfsfowa. ". j.
tev j IS Buchanan, Clarence, Iowa. Aiexan.
Ter Balm, StanWood. Iowa. Res q q smith,
.istttsford. New York. Rev Joseph Bexgs.
.aiIs Church. Philadelphia. Other testi mo-
iiafs from Senators, 0oyeriiors, Judges,
congressman. Phyricians. dc. forwarded
GRATIS with pamphlet explaining these dis
asses. One thousand dollars will be preseD ted
0 any medicine for same diseases showing
.qual merit under test, or that ran produce
pne.f0urth - many living eares. Any per-
ION sending py letter description Of Fiction
will receive gratis n legally signed gaaran-
zee, naming the number OF bottles to cure,
txreein to refund money upon sworn state
nent OF its failure IN cure. sf1ficted In vited
% write N Or. Filter, Ph,lAfelphia. His
valuable advice co~ts neehing. iy93
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Sr ea51. os semA court T. Of s ss. s:.
Henry L. Bnllen.
ks.y 3; Be.ssraeld. VIM; Bu,.eraed,d. D.
Bros 4 Co, GreenSeldeF. koaenthal 4 Co.
VIC. MeElwain. Citation Orcsit, Pratt i
Gsss: 1sssndants: ......
sch hsrsby notinsd that on OF before April
q aied 80 the once Of the Clerk Of the DIS.
; &. q CO., e. s ss. s.a
soty-:sven Aollass. = Jsssiy dss him on .
Irs1!so.x sots sxse.tsd b Nary r. Butter.
e a. sn 49, =: =: e. ss% q
en en-, -: yisa Ten r, esss. interest annu-
paiA Jolly llth. MA the sail am OF nine
IN g new slaiss3 With len Per o:ss. IN q"
ls75 which said petition also asEs that At. /;
aeid 70 the ssid II. L Boiisn, dated FEB Ssi 81,
H., and dolly recorded In the once Of Re.
cosAsr Of Desds In and for Cedar county
s - u seos a q tor IN property mort;
n.as, 8 1oreeIossd: that 20 mach Of said ioi
:oid :sn found 90. e % ::ia so. :.
s6s.siss ess SosssTys pssa zoo 20
redsoptien asa taxes ON said IOt, With ter
Per ssst: interest from date Of the ssvera
sss co ase 20 so:s wh,sS Ss., 9: e:
iasss % 81 {. Bsliss. For further psrtic
aiars you ere rssssreA 70 aid petition.
sS s:sors 500 q e .seoss az e q e
viil eea1ssss lbs asss nosasy i Nay "a 4
ssd jsSsnsnt ana dsssss rssSsrsd Thereof 90
- pvay00.
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y.tss 9 2 - e2ss.sees8 = 49, = -
he Ciicni1 as1GFAte 80 - - C.,sy =
- 49, - -. SiiaS S1sossy & =.
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= tHersupsfsy ~ aAid WuIiAn 4c0asy =
r. ssrsA AA;fl q sAe soasA 800 ssar-
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Ga1nHr 60 fml noGSh - BnmUo nUmox 60
ufWcss o. IN p. u. A. t. w1ng hanf m
6sAs 1ailsvtag desx1Asa pssmas.A e.
nane1nG q The martin Wes1 corner ~ sscsion
nanhsf eleyea ID In townshtp. aaa ronea
esosesaad. thence sosth slxsy
1orry Esel rsuls. lhence north " tAe north
wAs corner VI RashyS wood int. thence wesa
% thnt lkae GtTsy - rods. then eo14h q tn
ptaes g Aegiaiss. cnneaintng y ~ tasrsy
al G-1eo aeso., s14uated In CedAT COcaty
IoWn, and sAnlf oMbe The saass ~ ale q
- Cears leo1se aeos, N the sown = npsoa,
N 80 CuaneY. % onear4AE the tlfh day g
Ash a, a. 199A - 60 eAesoe6. 4. ~. -
aa1A day. 70 sA8ts1J nid Executsca and eosss
that 0ay nec<ue thereon
dated this IN day ~ MarcA. A. p. rs
JOHN D. 8HEARER,
a0ertH Cedar Co., Iowa
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SHERIFF SALE.

ny virtue 81 q general Execution to Lie d.
rected, Issued from the ONCE III the Clerk o
the District Court in aud for tie County u
Mccormick 4 BRO aud against samuel Cham
berlRin aud Gfarissa Chamberlain, l have
levied upon Inc following property as The
properly 81 the said samuel Cha ~ be lai q
and Ciarissa Bham beTiain to- wit.
The west half 90 Of the north east quarte
"a and the east halR,-3 of the north weS
quarter Il of section number seventeen II
IL township number eighty ts0l range mum
one hundred and sixty acres situated In &c
der County Iowa, and shall offer the sam,
for sale IT the Court House door, In tn,
tpwn of Upton, in said County, on HatuE
day the 1ith day Of April, A. ID. 1874, At on
o'clock p. NJ. OF said day. 10 satisfy said Elk
ecutiop and costa that may accrue there
On.
Dated this 9Th day Of March, A. u. 1854.
JOHN u. BHEARER,
Avis sheriff Of Cedar Co. Iowa,
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SHERIFF SALE.

ny virtue Of q special Execution 70 me d.
Fected. issued from the once Of the Clerk oi
the Circuit Court. in and for the County oi
Cook and against William Brant, ct al,
have levied upon the following property NJ
The property Of said William Brant, ct AL.
tO-Wii:
The north half 1sl OF the north west quar-.
ter 80 of section number eight a. and thu
south vest quarter M Of the south wesl
quarter q n Of section number i've Isl all IL
township number eighty ts0s north OF range
number four al west Of the 9Th r. NJ. con.
tanning one hundred and twenty acres sit
mated In Cedar County Iowa. and shall Of
fer the same for sale al the Court House door
In the town ~ Upton. i'm said County. on
Saturday the nth day u April. A. ID. is.4. at
one O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day to satisfy said
Execution and costs that may accrue there
m.
Dated this aah day If March, A. u. 1874.
JOHN ID. SHEARER.
3wis SheriHof Cedar 60, Iowa.
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By virtue OF special execution u
me directed, issued from the once OF the
Clerk OF the Dlstrict Court, In and for thu
OF Bent 4 Cotreil and against ID. 4. Cole.
have levied upon the following property
q the property ~ the said ID. G. Cole
to-WiG
The south half a., OF LOT number one a
Ia block number one m inc. VI. 6iiberts ad'
difion m the town of Clarence Cedar Coun.
" Iowa, and eighteen feet of the east part
Of lot number az In block number twelve
az, In the town OF Clarence, Cedar County
Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
said coap,y, on Saturday, the 18th day OF
April, A. u. iEi, Al one O'Clock, r. N.
Of said day. In satisfy said execution aud
costa that may accrue thereon
Dated this 2. h day of March, A. D. 1873.
JOHN d. SHEARER,
3wls sheriff Of Cedar Co., Iowa.
Per A. H. M4YSARp, Deputy.
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xHERlEFSA SALE.

by yirtne Of q special Execution to me di
rected issued from the once Of the Clerk O
the Circuit Court, in and for the County O
Cedar and State OF Iowa, in favor Of Reicher
Bros. and against John Werling and Mar
WeTling, ! have levied upon the following
Weriin9 and Mary werIing, to-wit:
Lots number two iqj and three ri In biocl
Number eleven IN In Jenntngs addition 4
the town Of Upton Cedar County Iowa, an,
shall ot5er the same for sale ut the Cour
House door. In the tow Of Upton, In sale
County. on saturday the II day Of April, A
D. 1874. 1t one O'Clock. p. ~. Of said day. u
accrue thereon.
Dated this 10th day Of March. A. D. l6i
JOHN ID. SHEARER,
Sheriff Of cedar Co, Iowa.
Per A. b. MAYNARD, Deputy. 3wl3
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sHERyFr SALE.

BY virtue Of special Execution 10 me d.
Yectsd. issued from the office OF the Clerk oil
the Circuit Court, In and for the County OF
Cedar and State Of Iowa In favor Of PhOebs
Mum and against Samuel Mum and Mary
Z. Mum have levied upon the following
property As the property Of the said Samuel
Mum and Mary =. Mum to-wit:
Lot namber three f3l 10 block number ave
Isl In c. 81. Gilberts' addition to the town OF
Clarence Cedar County Iowa. and shall Offer
the same for sale at the Court House door
10 the town of Tiptsn, In said County, on
Saturday the nth day Of April, A. D., 1874. AT
ten O'Clock, A. NJ, Of said day, TO satisfy said
Execution and c SITS that may accrue there.
ON.
Dated this nth day of March. A. d. 1874.
JOHN ID. SHEARtR.
3w!a sheriff Cedar Co., Iowa.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of general Execution 10 me di.
rected. issued from the ONCE OF the Clerk OF
the District Court, In and for the county OF
Cedar and State Of Iowa, In favor Of A. B.
AeUllou9h Administrator of Canada Nc.
Ollough deceased and against Asa Parr.
have levied upon the following property e.
the property Of said Asa PArr to-wit:
Lot number one ~ In block number three
I'll In Thomas SheaFer's second addition 10
the town Of Louden, and shall Offer the same
for sale At tbs Court house door In the tow n
Of Upton, In said County, ON Saturday the
18th day Of April A. d. 1874, at one O'Clock
r. NJ. Of sAtd day. to satisfy said Execution
and costs that may accrue thereon,
Dated this llth day Of March, A. d. 1874.
JOHN d. SHEARER.
sheriff OF Cedar Co., Iowa.
Per A. b. MAYNARD, Deputy. 3wi3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-02

Nv virtue Of Q special Execution to ms di.
puclsa. issued sO0 the o0ce Of the Clerk O
ODs1ar and STATE ~ Iowa, In favor a. n. Has
sing0 enA against Prank y. yccxh4 and In
cse1ia p. Voughf have levied upon the fol
loving property ~ the property q the said
al, to-wtt:
I,oas nam Der one III two f2l and part OH
three lSi being le3 feet west BY IS feet nortl
IN the south east corner thereof, ell Of bloch
mum Der ave fsl In the town nj Loaden CedAl
Coanty lowe, ard shall OFFER the same 20
ale e the COsrt House door. In the town D
Tipt0u. in said County, ON saturday the It'll
OF said day. 10 satisfy said Execution ant
costs that may accrue thereon.
Dated this fsh day of March. A. ID. fEfl.
JOHN d. sHEARER,
sheriff at Cedar Co.. Iowa.
Per A. b. MAYNARD. Deputy. Swl3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-02

~ vfssao % . esaGenl sxecation % me ~
ronsed inned fr0m the OGRce Of the Clerk o
- C1Soats COart, tn sd ~ she CoenN g
ifaa NinGua and aGnanm Vu11no II. 09y0l
6 n, have levied upon the following prop
egsyao the propesty OF the satd Wtllfam H
Bryce, q NJ, to-wft:
NE aOath east quarter ca Of the south
est ouaYler tk} Of section number twenty
shPaefx3l In t0wnahip numb<r eighty ID
18th a range member four a. wsof o. 5tk
r. II contalntng forty acres situated In @
tog Coonty Iowa
~ shaii o(lbe IL same for sale q slsl
Cert H0u1o door. In the town Of TfpeOn. n
AuPSl n. D., tHl, ~ enc oscl0ce, r. H.. o
81 DAY, % satisfy saAd execution and cost
that nay aecrue fhere00-
JOHN D. 0HEARER,
3wI3 sheriff Of Cedar Co., Iowa.