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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-30

crescent HALL.-Ihis magnificent building, sit
uated on the corner Of s.. Charles and Canal
streets Is favorite resort for the lovers OF the
cue and ball. The billiard room on the st cond
floor is eabo, .tely provided in every particular
pertaining 10 first class saloon. This spacious
hall Is beautifully ana tastetully arranged con-
tanning Is Of the celebrated Griffith Wire Cushion
tables which have been acknowledged by all ex
perts unexceled in make and finish
MIR. Hitchcock, who is now managing the bus
mess is we'll known to the community, ana has
won for himself many warn admirers by his uni
form urbanity and pleasing manners At the
desk will be found, to the pleasure OF all VISITORS
that gentlemanly and popular fAvorite, Mr. Chas
Quade, who also holds prominent place IN the
hearts of his numerous acquaintance. Gong
down the broad staircase We are met In 'front.' py
that worthy gentleman. Mr.. Hefiner, who presides
at the eaborately decorated cigar stand where
is kept not hing but the choicest brands Of cigars
and the best OF smokers articles. We then right,
about and as We wend our way into the bar we
meet the pleasant face of MIR. vincent Bone
who stands behind the oyster stand, and with the
most dexterous manTuverlng sprea = upon the
plvalves on the haif-she to the delight of his
customers. Next we pr coed into the neatly and
well appointed barroom, where the choicest
LIQUORS are to be had; behind the bar We find III
the centre that good sold Irish gent, Patrick
Moran, who meets every one with sml e, and
though not bearing upon his brow the vine
wreath of Baccus, still he richly deserves crown
of honor for the deN erous manner N which he
mixeSh beverages: on his left we ind MI Michael
liarvoy who Is possessed with such winning
way 0at one is obliged to indulge, even though
he DO too full for utterance Mike has Lecome quite
faverite with the pubic, who fully lpfeciate his
artistic skill i'll the mysterious maliufactu c ~
seductive beverages. Attach q to this establish
ment is magnificent club-room, where billiard
matches re played this 70 N is unique aud
tsteflll in the extreme its walls being trescoed
IN imita ton Of marble, representing solid pillars
of the Corinthian style between each two Of
these pillars hang in pretty relief the pictures Il
the billiard &c elr tie, Of the world; In h centre.
is the champion tall oyerhung BY most IMP =
ing chandelier Of gilt and bronze with thirty Jets
il osed in ground glass globes 0. lalste d.
sign Around the loom the seats are placed III
tiers, one above the other, forming As twe1e
perfect parquette and dress circle. 1t isat this
room that n. ssrs. Miller and Maggiol will, on
Tuesday night, the LIST prox,. play the three oaii
champion game for the medal and championship
OF Louisiana. We could write columns in praise
of this most delightful retreat, but the fame OF
this establishment ia too widely known through
out the country, and therefore We simply say go
and judge tor yourselves.
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Do You LIKE COOP LATISu?-If 50, go to that
popular resort, the Sportsmen's hetreat, at til.
corner Of Basin and Gasquet streets, where meal
are served during all hours of the day and nigh
in the most inyi ing style. The proprietor of the
saloon has spared no pains in making it one OF
The most desl able III our city. Att ched to tn
restaurant Is a bar, where the choicest wines anc
liquors are served in any style by the smiling and
genial bartender, who understands the human
capacity so well that he knows just how a fellow
likes his'n mixed. Good cheer and hearty well
come await you at the sport smen's Retreat So
stand not upon the order of your going, but go
at once"
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THE NEW oRLE ms BULLETIN, SUNDAY, AUGUST So 1874

The GREEN-ROoM No. COMMERCIAL PLACE
This popular resort Of our spiritually inclined
fellow citizens will reopen Monday, the 31st OF
August. All you have TO d, is to place your
hands on the counter, look very solemn, anc
Charley Miltemore will raise the "spirits at an,
time, providing you have the wherewith to pa,
for it. 1t s needless for us to say that thu
choicest vines and liquors are always kept Of
hand, as most IT our citizens at one time or an
other have paid visit to the .Green-Room, and
are as well satisfied of thi. fact az we are.
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Hon. Edward McGehee WoodvilIe Miss.
Hon. John McVea, Clinton.
Hon. and Rev. James II. Muse ST. Helena Par.
Prof W. II. n. Magruder, Baton Rouge.
Rev. ii. II. Montgomery. sharon, Miss.
G. G. McGehee. Esq, Wilkinson county, Miss.
Rev. John G. Miller Jackson.
josiah D. Nettles, Esq East Baton Rouge, La.
Rev. J. A. Godfrey Clinton.
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OOPARTNERsHIPs.


Mss DLUrION OF COPARTNERSHIP-T
~ fir Of JOHN PHELPS l. CO., composed
of job Phelps and A. A. Yates, is this day d.
solved by mutual consent. Either rartner VI
sign tn name OF the firm in liquidation only:
JOHN PHELF0
A. A. YATES.
New Orleans, August LIST, 1874.
N0PARTNERSHIP - THE UNDERSI0NuD
~ have this day foraed = copartnershp for -
Commi ssion business, under the name and ~
Of JOHN PHELPS 4 co.
JOHN PHELPS,
A. A. YATES
ISAIAH GREEN.
New Orleans. August LIST 1874. aul In
NOTICE Mr. +. 2. RARESHIDE TWD
N das w,thdraws from the firm of GEORGE A.
FOSDlCK Co George A. Fosdick is charged
With the liquidation Of Its affairs, and Will oea-
tinue the ship brokerage business under ~
same style and firm. GEO. A. FOSDICK.
T.. p. RARESHIDA.
New Orleans, July 20, 1874.
Messrs. J. NJ. DOMINGUEz and OLIVER P.
REZEAU have All interest in our business fon
this date. GEO. A. FOSDICK 4 CO.
JuyN. 1874. ty2
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS
w day formed a copartnership under the He0
name Of RARESHIDE 4 CAMERON, fcr ~
transaction OF steamship, ship brokerage ~
general commission business.
E. p. RARESHIDE,
J. SPENCER CAMERON.
J. b. RARESHInE.
Office III Gravier street, near Cafandelet.
zoo
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SUMMER RESORTS.


RLADON SPRINGS. ALA--THIS FAMOUD
- Watering Place Is now open for tho seassa.
Board per day - 50; week els; month $50 ChilAEos
Co, grOcers Is and 6o Common street. are agents GR
the sale OF the Bladon Water in barrels and
thOrzed to make arrangements with families fbe -
season, and will furnish further information.
The Lotus No. Z, of the Carter Line, leaves Moe00
tor the Syringe every TUESDAY EVENING q
&C Ock.
au4 I'm NAE j. CONNER & Co. ProprisAssa
BARNES HOTEL
MISSISSIPPI CITY,
The largest Hotel on the coast, Ia now epsqA
everything in complete order, good Bathing ~
Fishing, accommodations for 500 persons.
Band OF Music engaged for the season. Pr.
ties coming will ask conductor to put them "a q
Barnes Hotel Station, half mile west Of men
depot.
TERMS.
Per month, $50 and $50, according 70 rocms.
Per week, SIT so.
Per day, s..
J. d. MAYER h CO.,
jy15 Pm ProprietoE2
VJNEGARDEN HOTEL,
MISSISSIPPI CITY, MISS
under the management of Col. j. O. NIXON, Il -
for the
Board per month (Of four weeks). ~ %
Children and servants half price. tea0
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Gold Pens can y made h,r'e- or softer, finer
or coarse', price 50 cents. 4. n. Hill, manufac-
turer, e6 st. Charles street, corner Commercial
PlAee.
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The attention of pleasure seekers is directed to
.hc announcement of ]. d. Mayer Co. of
grand ball and promenade concert, to take place
ut Barnes's Hotel, Mississippi City, on Satur lay
evening, Doth inst. Fare for the round trip 3
COED for three days. and board for the occasion
reduced to 81 so per day Parties leaving by
She o'cicck train can return, if they desire, on
Sunday evening
The Thru District Amateur Brass Band has
kindly volunteered to aid in the festivities, and
gay time is promised.
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BRAEDns, WINES, SWEET OIL, ETc.-Among
the large importers of foreign vines and liquors,
our esteemed friend, Mr.. U. Bassetti Nos 20 and
u Peters street. near Poydras, ranks among the
foremost. By every arrival from Europe he re-
ceives fresh goods, such as brandies, wines,
sweet oil, sariines, macaroni, vermiceli etc; and
in his spacious storcs the members of The trade
will always find full and most attractive stock
OF French goods in every department Of their
line. Mr.. Bassettis old cognac, Comandon
Co., Of 1850 cannot be excelled-as We can testify
from trial of the same. His mushrooms cepes,
truffles, preserved fruits. ara Of the very best
quality, and his prices always conform to the
lowest market rates. See hs advertisement in
arOther column
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Hon. f. L. Merrck, New Orleans.
Hon. J. o. Fuqna, Baton Rouge.
d. G. Harde !, Esq, Clinton.
Rev. X. J. Harp New Orleans.
Samuel J. Norwood, Esq, Smmsport, La.
William L. NuSent, Esq Jackson, Miss.
Rev. +. L. Forsyth. Jackson.
$. J.. Grice, Esq, Natchez, Miss.
J. II. Keller, Esq, New Orleans.
ADDRESS: &.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS'


T ABORERS, MECHANICS, CLERKS AHD
IL others who desire to place their savinGI
where they will produce a fair rate OF interest, A0A
at the same time be free from the hazards OF 6E0.
burglary or other accidents, TO which it y -
often exposed in dwellings, and boarding heuse1
should patronize the CITIZENS SAVINGS
BANK, Grunewald Hall, J. l.. GUBERNAT0k
president; NJ. BENNEK, cashier. auo In
r OUISLNA SAVINGS BANK AND 0AR1
IL DEPOSIT COMPANY.
51.......,....C Camp street ........... 81
~ +. 9. PALMER, President.
JAMES JACKSON, Vice President.
ED; coNERy, EREDER!oK wINa.
DAVID WALLACE, JAMES JACKSON,
E. G. PALMER.
It's capital gives security to deposits.
Deposits Of Fifty Cents and upwards receivO4,
and Six PER CENT. INTEREST allowed.
iy1O SIN JOHN 8. WALTON, Cashier.
I,HE FREEDMENs SAVINGS AND TRUsx
COMPANY
A Savings Bank, Chartered BY the United statAs
March, 1865.
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH.
1872 Canal street. Corner Of Dryades.
Bank Hours from . A. NJ. to ; r. NJ
Open Saturday Night to receive Deposits froas tss
o'clock.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
c. ID. STURTEVANT, Cashier:
sp3O 6m HENRY BACAS. Assis. CAStaieR.
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
1855 Canal Street.
TRUSTEES.
DIR. w. Newton Mercer,
G. r. Generes, David Urquhart,
George Jonas, John q. Gaines,
Thomas A. Adams Carl kOhn
Th0s Allen Clarke, Christian Schneider
Chas j. Leeds, Samuel Jamis0n.
Interest allowed Deposits.
L. F.GENERES, PrasidsaL
SAM JONES Cashier aDts'1<t ~
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-. NrlCe, Esq, NdtcueZ MlSS.
D. IL. Keller, Esq, New Orleans.
ADDRESS: G.
FOlger It Co.,
Nos. 81 and 80 Magazine street.
Dealers in
HARDWARE,
IRON, NAILS,
CONDAGE AND OAKUM
WHITE LEAD,
RED LEAD,
PAINTS, OILS, Etc.
Agents for
CUMBERLAND NAIL AND IRON CO., Bridge
ton brand Nails and Spikes.
COLLIER WHITE LEAD AND OIL co.
SHEET, BoLc AND SHEATHING COPPER.
YELLOW METAL sHEATHING, NAILS.
BOLTS and SPIKES.
Depot for McCulloughs SHOT.
BETTING, HOSE AND PACKING.
Flows and Agricultural Implements, Axes, Shov
els and Spades, Halls Safe and Lock Co.,
Fire and Bu' glar Proof Safes.
The attention Of the public is invited, with the
assurance that We sell as low as any house in
New Orleans. au301t
DAVID MADDEN & CO.,
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
6J and 81 Carondelet street,
au3O 1t New Orleans.
Guns. Pistols, Etc.
The best and largest assortment in this country
is now to be found at the
DEPOT, So ST. CHARLES ST.
LOADING GUNS FROM s25 10 $780,
Misunderstanding
English Twist and Laminated Steel Barrels from
$40 to $50.
RIFLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Eley's Shells, of all sizes; tleys Caps; Brass
Cartridges, all sizes; Powder, Shot, Powder
Flasks, Shot Pouches, Game Bags, Hunters Ac-
coutrements and Fancy Articles, the best assert
ment.
The largest and best assortment of FISHING
TACKLE ever imported, such as Artificial Bats,
Braided Silk Lines, Gigs, etc.
Dealers and Sportsmen are respectfully invited
to call and examine our goods before purchasing
elsewhere. We feel confident that they will save
money by doing 50. Mr.. w. h. B. Turner, who
has spent many years with Folsom Brothers, has
charge OF the "Sportsmens Depot" and feels
confident that he is better prepared to serve his
friends and the public than ever d fore. Import
ing direct from European factories, We are ena-
bled to offer greater inducements to the trade
than any other house. All orders will be prompt
ly attended to- Address, r. RHODES,
Liquidator of the firm Of F. Clarleville,
Z. O. Box 1899, New Orleans, La.
I have taken charge Of the SPORTSMEN'S
DEPOT, Ne 50 st. Charles street, formerly F.
Charlevlle NOV in hqudation), with the view of
continuing the business. l have Oh hand a COM
pletc assortment and intend to keep everything
appertaining to this line Havin had considerable
experience in the business and knowing what the
Sportsmen need am determined to let it be said
g Gro to Turner'S" and he can surely supply your
wants. All orders promptly filled and satisfac-
ton guaranteed 1 remain yours, respectfully,
W. X. b. TURNER.
T. o. Box 1899. au30 1t
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3 : = : : !
Carpets! Carpets! !
A. BROUssEAU,
~. Charities street .17
Importer of 4 Wholesale & Retail Dealer in
CARPETS,
Floor, Table and Enamel OIL CLOTHS
China and Cocoa MATTINGS,
Table and Piano COVERS
WINDOW SHADES,
CRUMB CLOTHS RUGS MATS
BURLAPS, various qualities
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
Lace and Nottingham Lace CURTAINS,
REPS, DAMAsK, CORNICEs, BANDS, PINS
GIMPS, LOOPS and TASSELS,
HAIR CLOTH, PLUSH,
BED TICKING, CURLED HAIR 4 SPRINGS
au3O 2dp
Brook Steam Rice MiU.
COLUMBUS H. ALLEN, PROPRIETOR,
50, 81 and ~ Tchoupitoulas street,
NEW ORLEANS.
This Mill is one of the most extensive and com
plete establishments Of it's kind in the
South, and the quality Of the rico
mled there cannot be sur
passed. The yield of
clean rice is also
guaranteed to
Equal that Of any rival mill in the City or State
CAPACITY:
200 Barrels Cleaned Rice Every ~ Hours.
SACKS FURNISHED TO PLANTERS
T. r DO or q h a r z Q
By addressing Lock Box 976. any and all orders
left at the mill, will receive prompt attention.
PRICES FOR MILLING:
no ! Rice .............'.-...' &c D H.
No. Rice. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y h.
au30
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ID iMOvAL WE HAVE REMOVED DUB
III Office TO No. 1873 Common street. beeveea
Var ties Alley and Baronne street.
an15 In MEYER, Wells o..
National Republican., 1874-05-13
Sec second Page Of Regular Edisten.)

5ususuo 1 HpRTaEI
SEI@ grLI GCR
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commencing ttrst with most simple trsnnsctsnus
run which 70 make up and arrange sets Of books
can occur In any department Of trade. : 49,
Inc system OF Initiation u peculiar to this Iustltu
ton, and does with the Tong DAYS AND h.tirs =,
working IN the dark that most stutxnts ~
when Initiated ~ the old system aud consists q
LIST study OF me general theory and object o,
together with description of thr tnrtss
and Ledger. = - 49," 49,
"a. study and examination Of the theory Oiled
counts worked by students, SHOWING how by liz
system Of Debts and Credits, the Resource LiabiIi
te3 Losses and Gains Of business are ascsrfained
90 The science OF double entry book K eeIlnK n.
planned iss results demelstrassd BY ample black
board Illustration. and principles xed upon tic
mind ofthe student BY test examples These - au.
pies are given until the teacher In fully satisfied tina;
she theory has been c0mprehended by the pup,ls
snd until upon given Trial Balances inventories
Aey can make . complete s1atesnent OF the stand
Ing OF business. Next comes -
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TO BRIDGE BUILDERS,

Sealed proposals viii be received at tho
Auditors Office in Upton, cedar County
Iowa. until IL O'Clock noon ON the 9Th day
Of February. 1874. for the superstructure OF
the following bridges:
Engler's bridge, Massilion township, &c
feet span. 81
Plum Creek bridge. Massiilontownship, %
feet span. #5EE &=A8 81 5tfE mi
Mccartney bridge, Massillon township, 81
feet span.
Blair bridge. Inland township. 20 feet
span. -
Lizard creek bridge, Springfield town.
ship, ~ feet span. 1911
Wapsinonoc bridge. iowa township, ~
feet span. 8&&8 Es&
W. Bell bridge, Cover township. ~ feet
span.
Wright bridge, Cover township. q feet
span. IA
!. John stout bridge. Cass township. "a feet
Y, Two bridges In Pioneer township. q feet
the board reserves the rig III 70 reject any
or all bids. tMOREAG CARROLL.
ava sa4 Auditorof Cellar Co., Iowa.
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Nelson Rathbnn, Plaintiff. Circuit Court OF
against )Cedar Co. Iowa,
f.uther G. ,slsfk Julia G. February term,
tlark. Dcaaaants. 1874. &S
lp Luther 4. Clark and Julia G.. Clark. De-
i PENDANTS. lon are hereby NOT Ned that
taere is on file in the e.fhcrs ri the Clerk OF
the circuit Court. IN and for The county OF
Cedar. IN the state ~ Iowa, petition Of
Nelson kathbun. Plaintiff, asking that the
apparent viuud upon rne title to n " ne x OF
section n. the Be5. NV z. ofscc. Is, The sw u
sc " See II. nj a:sec. II, ~ ~, range Swest,
by reason ofdeeds having been executed by
~ Clark, byJ. 7. Fales, attorney in fact,
without there bcing of record any power oil
attorney Ia said Fales. and praying for the
establishment OF plaintiff title sgainst the
adverse claim of defendants, and that de,
PENDANTS be barred and estopped from hav-
Ing or claiming any right or title TO this
premises adverse To piainunrs.
nov unless You appear tosatd petition and
defend thereto AT or before noon OF the see.
ond day OF the next term OF said Court. to bt
begun aud held at Tiplon.in said county, or
the 18th day OF February, 1874. n default Will
hr Uttered against ya,i, and judgment rem
DIR 4 thereon in accordance with the prayei
OF said petite On. 4w3
PIATT 4 CARR. Ats & for Pln.
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SHERIFF SALE.


BY virtue Of n two general executions &
me directed, issued from the Office Of tn.
Clerk of the District Court. To anu Tor iIhs
county Of Iedar and State OF Iowa in favor
of Martin Beck and against John Bradshaw
have levied upon the following property
as the property of the said John Bradshaa
to-wit. sf E t
One sorrel mare three years old, two has
mares-one two years old and the othet
three yesxs .e1--s,he. chestnut mare, TIVE
bay mares. two faur-ycar old dark brown
stations. 1ne named Little Brown Jrg,r
nd The other nsTaed david In The sling
one iwo-year old black stallion Nance
l,ingen on the Rhine" and one four e:fs
I'D black stallion named Rarity"
And sf,alI offer lie same for sale at The
Court House door in the tswu Of Upton, in
said county. on Tuesday. the 10th day al
February. a. d. 1874, NJ one o'clock. +. NJ.
of said day. To satisfy said execution and
costs that niay accrue thereon.
Dated his 10Th dav NJ January a. n. 1874.
JOHN ID. SHEARER,
3wi sheriff of Cedar TO, Iowa.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Fraug c. wyant. Plaintiff
against Circuit court OF
Jnd. til A. Corker, Luke Cedar County.
corker, John Il. Hyafif. Iowa. February
NJ. A. Wyani, Emma j Term. liza.
T Crees, Nicely Trees. Geo
W. Wyaiif, Alice G.sWy- ta 81
ant, Mary A.. Cooper, jas
l.. Cooper, Elizabeth HI $ s
Wyanr. William II. IVY
ant, Otis b. Wvafit, Def'ts
mo rhe above named Defendants: You are
i hereby notified that there Is on file in
the office oftne Clerk of the Circuit Court.
in and for the county OF Cedar, In the state
Of Iowa, a petition Of Frank e. Wyapt, plain
tin asking that the apparent cloud upon
the title To NV " NV X sec n, tip ~, range B.
" 5th p. M. on account Ct there being no
deed q record from Isaac Wyant. deceased,
20 James Watkins. and asking that the de-
fendapts be barred from having or claiming
any title in said premises.
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. TO
be begun and held at Upton in said county,
on the 18th day OF February. ls74, n default
Will be entered against sou, and judgment
rendered thereon in arcordAnce with the
prayer of said petition.
AVA PIAfr A CARR. Atty's for Plff.
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SHERIFF SALE.

by virtue Of % special execution to m.
directed, issued from the office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court, n and for the county o
Cedar. and State of Iowa. I'm favor OF VIII
liam W. Aldrich and stgaingt Andrew
StOrck and Margaret StorcE. have levied
upon the following property ~ the property
Storck, to-wif:
The northeast quarter % Of section
number eighteen as. and the northeast
said section number eighteen lis; ali in
township number eighty-one 1911 north o
range number fouv IA west Of the 5th +. NJ .
containing two hundred acres. situated in
Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door. In the town OF Upton in
A. D., 1874, at one O'Clock y. NJ. Of said
day, To satisfy said xecution and costs thai
may accrue thereon, @ ~
Dated this 10Th day OF Jan, A, D., 1873.
JOHN II. SHEARER,
Eva Shcg.NOs Cedar County Iowa.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

| deem any further cpapent on YOUNG 10
rs he III here 70 show ebr himself.
NJ w. ". ALORvGH
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SHERIFF. SALE.

recsed, issued from the Office or the Clerk oi
the District Court, in and for the County of
Cedar and State Of Iowa. ia favor of William
III. Tuthili. and against III. II. Miller ct. al,
fhave levied upon the following property
as the property Of the said II. II. Miller, ct
al. to-wit: EG@9 &t 68 RE-
Lots number seven ~. and eight 80 In
block number eight In the town OF stan
wood, Cedar county, Iowa. x
And shall offer the same for sale af the
Court House donr. In tie town OF Upton IN
said county. on Saturday. the 2ist day 0f
February, A. D.. 1873 at one O'Clock. r. NJ, OF
satd day, TO satisfy said ion and costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 10Th day of Jan. A. d., 1874.
JOHN d. sHEARER
3wf Sheriff Of Cedar Co. Iowa
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ORIGINAL NOTICE,

Thomas Jones. Plaintiff CIRCUIT Court 81
against cedar Co., Iowa,
9IN Exr.ah Jones, Defendant: YOQ are here
ONCE Of the Clerk II the Circuit CGurt. In
and for tho county Of Cedar, In the state Of
Iowa, . patst1on Of Thomas Jsnes, Plaintin,
claImina 81 you one hundred and d xty dol.
Lars. and ID faTest thereon At SIX per cent.
from Jan,y 4. iaBi. betn9 money due from
yea 10 plaIntiN, ami for further particulars
yOu arerefevFe3 tosAid petition.
Now unless yspn appear tc 1aid petition
and defend thereto 1t or befOre noon OF the
second AAy ~ the neat term % satd Court,
~ ~ begnn and helda Upton. In I'D couD-
fault will be ontereG against ron, md tudk.
ment rendered thereon In accordance with
tho prayer Of said petition. N
lw3 PgATT = "a an, Atty'afor PHI.