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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22

a. IT n average. Al 1Oiss, bah 40 bore Dry sated
At s6e; 1000 Rib Bellies 10 bulb 10 n average a.
ps 400 Shoulders 7c and 800 do Picked at 4 Bacon
sn ADD easier the offerings larger sales Of 500 bcIes Long
tuesr Western 500 boxes half andha seller februarJ
At slo 1926 Clear spot 9Gc; 500 boxes DO. seller
Jsnua, Fsbruv $50 go bcIes DO for February at $40
ooO boyes S 100 boxes do seller January at
go, Dressed firm and fair demand quote at 20
10 for CITY, and a for Western Lard is less @tye aud
- Al ire $50 bbs aud ties "a for No. L. 9itc Tor
civ 9i,. Prime Steam for future delivery hear OF
Dp0 te, Jabas S, early In the day. LOO cs, February
sgc $50 March at 9c; 500 tcs April last night at oc
and today. $50 tcs DO a, S7sc ~,
pts today 5SS pkgS There Is demand Tor
all grades State about former figures Western scarce and sens
freely At quotations We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22

RosroS Jsn 2i-rhe m1rse fm With steady but moer-
pr Desire sud Cobng feces gradually working up
of latter he had under bOr Npung spd
Fall Caorn are d.mspi bt the batter only saah az ls
prices Ohio PnnsaEi7 Fcre hvc been al - n
he Wisconsin Michigan jU0 - 2r sud me most de-
nbe lots o Mich gan held f'r advance ou tie latter r De-
lame Conb1e 51dGn and Far tnd SpiHg 'ai'ha ~ ~"
iIic y h. according . quality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22

~ JOHN I. MOODY. sup D v 1. DIV
T. REED Geal Supf. Nes.Havcn.



\ TRUNK LINZ AND UNITED STATES Wal. ROUTE
from loot u Desbo~' ind 'ofthnl' '''
Erpre.. for Hsr4saug Pittsburgh ,ri sou,h With Pu
Pssce Car, Iitschr $50 D. tai ; 30 D. N SalsJ D.
FOR more Washington. And the So"t n $40 'si
Erprs r,r Phlcohil $40 80 1870 I. :. :. $50
3 D m and - suniiI. ,. $40 $40 AMI Emgunt
81 FoT Ier.os A. 20 m 30 al go IN >ani,y $40
Nv, Newark 1t o. $3.50 7:2O 10 300 g. 10 II A. m I'm
, 2}O. $40 sac sO 40 , $50 $40 .. $40 $50. 2
73J $40. 10 1880 aud ~ night SUNDAY 530 10 and
por ET,abc,b. i $50 72o TAO $500 10 Il,n len
7 >. 800 3lO $40 4:lO. i3O. 800 J:l0 = 80 $50
1880 $40 10 1880 aud ~ Dgl,, sunday 5:2D $40
For Rahway g. $50 7.2O 800 10 /. No.. II m l. . 2:u
B. 40 t,iO. $40 D.. 10
and IL n.ght SUNDAY. j:2D AMI 6;lOp
fof Nooibrige Perth Amboy. and Soub Aubo, sud 10
$50. i:lO s1d o.
Fpr New ,slcA and 800 , m u m , BIO In
For fis; Milestone 500 ~. IL 30
for Lamhrrty.lc aud bennington . 50 . IN al
For PhiiipsbuW ald Belvidsre. > aud 1 o. u
BorrutOsR BirinNOn iat Cau!sa I2D isi DSDL
u 1880. 2 3: 20, 1, snd O.lOpm
For Freehold. 20 a. IN = Az
fsunIRgiaie and >luiu $50 4 IA and = p
foT Pcmbcrton Camden a IN. aud 2:3O ,.
Trans arrive follows From Psnursh $500 n 555 Anf
1880 daily. II % daily honii1. From ishns
Baltimore 6OJ A. DID and 1927 M sunday. bO3
and 1927 D. m From Phi aielph, go 500 600 1913
llJ, IN 2l5 5:iJ 6.0j. Sli 1927 ,. Sunday. 5;zy.
500 600 ll:JJs. m and 1927
TcA-, Ofce 536 AS 27 aud 9lt Broi~i No Aston House;
Busry.pla,e A }. cAsSAIT. Genera Manager.
ID N BOYp IT, Gen. Pass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22
Gttamboats au0 Railroads.

BRlpGEP0KT and all points .S on ass %
s ss ss.ntl fsi De- SS S s. ' '
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
BI.oeA I.sess is.sa.. .s D.l..s, L..s.:::
P,Sarss ,ni Il. West. .,e Central P,aav.ss ~.
STATE WINTER ADVANCEMENT
Commencing Dee l. ls7s.-i.i'e Wv Yeth I. f',s~,i
r,. g 2. S.,,op s 1s'; H'' A"''>
6.m.-m.y Ir,in Tor Pi.inaen yu. p.,.,.., x.c
Pqs s..n;, cy W. Gn J,, n'; ~, 1 "a
8. SoSSiss a' ..,p, sr,t, 2. E..';, ana:
kSo 9l s.'S .S Gsa.. w isas T'''"'
l0;soa m-gy rr,n tor sonetnie ~. ,.,, ,,.,..-
xi: 3S s,F N.sss; u ss%a; %t san a.
eesae, so1s. p,ys s ,,s ., sf
20 Iw fr.p '1 lT E e. henoru N,us Geo
. -, j%Ge f; An d., d. Lon .,%. sod w." .:I s,n.s
5Pn-wsI Tram Tor SpmsrFis
5lj p. m-wp Tam for PiaiaaelL -, ,y.,,. ....
town Ke,ilns a,rri,barl Piis.barsh cie's' 80
SO s 3 nm = NO. = 1' p. iS5 si'''''''
j;3 M sFf, ,,'0 ~, ss mes
Yet El,5.@ 81 5'iS,, ) 6:2e $40 7, 100. sts, ~
o H. iso AZ l5 ' $50 Is 80 ! 80 80 liz
$50 SIS 1'l1 1880. hap KICKER ,.., an. K,x.
H.. ?. B,LDs,s General Passenger ASeat
ERIE RAILWAY.-WlNTER ARRANGE
II MEM .: rn ,,kng sfct se'emor 1913 Fro" OsA.
800 e. ncisaan ' and Cs.so Day R,pre.. Dr.-'sR..-
Coaches Bsisp and seping COsches N iesIhslop .
l0il mB,pres, Ns To- Blf4lo api S''N' f'. S''sp'sA
10 IN ta,,l-Psca, grpre,, he we. S.~On; ce~sss
through Blfalo sag,s F,s CinaonN Detroit i'l lineage
| Trains leave -, ,,,
Pof Jerr, 800 300 1899 AMI l04j % - - -
Go,sss ami MIetoSa 500 $3.50 300 'l031 .na 1913
A. m 3 IS t,O 1890 sni t+7D The 900 mi 1913
nd p at hafleo'n 9TH Ne--fos and ~
w,1.let 800 i0ij Z, W and t5op@
Ke.bnrgh $3.50 . and iO:4J 4. ~, 'nd 40 , m 49, .
Sua.rB -, 54j : ls3O. 1889 ina - a N 3D. o.
RiGt.wooi Honotus' AleEl,le and Rsn.ys, 10 $40
- % iIO}o 1913 im 30 ;. q, o39 'nd ,ii,o 20,
" : nooa I:is sis. 8i5 As . 5:lj. 8 50. y.
SiJ 1880 $50 M snd Ssiarf'' hght' ONLY . q
anu 20. ~ sssaris' ghs onr o., ., ,,, q,
PARK AMI Pss1c, . -. 5 17p ~ tp''' -
Ii, iaekens,es wiI, D. ; H. AMI tsiJ m J. s. o.
Epgewooi \ 49, snds go a N 30 Is. Is. 4sj. 49,
$50 aai 'Is p m ,ea ~ s'.aFia e,ats ~ sv
/ sna , o IN aud ~ SATURDAY knt.
So.k.i ) ). d. ava 3 30 li3o. jl6 Alj i.ij 'o.
| 8 30 f7.lJ D. m. and II Saurity sishts mi, - -
psrmon and MACK J. ~ ana 30 n. 30 3l5 40 5W.
| $50 f7:ij D. m ava IL Sauria' nignt' onl'
NDrE-rl, esyug Casmbegs-s hal Iour' irsss
Twenty hrit Is minutes earlier usn iboV" nne HAns rs,i~
Cb.moersst % quarter a'a' s'ys yS'.y '' a,
,tn rams esVng ChsmDsrss hours The ~ sad ~
| N lna ii trains start from Chamber s. 1aly. 49,, .,
snd i)f spsrsme ls IN w.
Coaches orders che orrnS sn ".n's, -
BsgElSs may be ,5ces-2l ~ ihis'
Bre,d.,y cor Onehusref tsen,y Ssh a. and lhrl''e
BrOoalyu; Al .ae Company DeD's sui " "s7"'
| primo psi hotels. .s,. u,,1.,..,,,,,
| 'DNly tSani.n ony 49,, p..n,, -.
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c, Fare,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Tue cotton III ufr running QuauF 0
sote than gTsle below tIe Grade quoted.
PKEssNT DsLIrkkN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22
LINE FOR BOSTON. VIA

elegant kHDDk ISLAND. TUESDAYS Thar
DAYS and saturday, NARRAGANSkrr Mondays wedaesisys sl
FI.ys Pier 80 North River Of Jsss daily
dayl AZ 4 D H. arriving Boston ahead all other lines
Tickets sale al Railroad Oacs sai SairrpoBs
q ohces kIDrvss Co az 3i3 Bosawss
/. ". FILMS. D. bABCOCk. Presasst
d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
. RIVER RAILROAD

PROPOSALS. for ss3.S21 800 CONSOLIDATED
1 STOCKS ~ the CITY AND COUNT or hEWAOKN or
the purpose providing Tor paying The BONDS u ihe CITY
audCOUNTl msturA. heb. / 1874
SEALED PROPOSALS wbe rceivei st tie 'oTiot.s oh.r
until TUESDAY Jan. - 1874, =. ocneA When tle SAN"
H. rubry oaed Tor ~ sloc or pa OF le OF ThkEE
MILLION EIGHT HUNDRED and TNENIlcNN THot SAND
MINI HUNDRED DOLLARS Cou,oiaie Stocks OF tue i
nd OF New.IoFk. TO Hit:
CONSOLIDATED STOCK or THE CITY OF NEW
YORK-Auihorkri bg S+ci0u .. CHlu''r 900, i1r. 81
1873 Section I. Chapter IA Laws 81 49,. and Chop
Ter c2 Of payable Dec. l. ZOO
CONSOLIDATED STOCK or TIE COUNT OF NtN-
YOKK-Authorled ly section ,, t-eutr 100. IaHsof
1873 Secfoa 4 tbspteJ a. Lsgs 81 1872 aud Chap
ter 323 Laws Of payable Dec l'..-..... S1iIOO
thr
nun paysbe D,'.Iulf each
De sealed aI liured Proposals Tor (o1-r
dated sock County II NeS-iofk and incoei IN
second envelope addressed H. the COwrirOlrr.
The r,ht rrs,ec Of the Cortrolr reject
s The Of the Ct and County require H.
Fof Information. The CIty Record
ANDRkN III. GREEN. Comp rDle-.
NeNi Department Fuucc, Cotfcl"r Once, Jan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

and Dee l. 1873 train, ~ sre South Hxbth srssl
lyn. a, follows tSuniars ereeptsf):
PaichoSGe and a-rms usuons OF y 80 aai
For I.hp intermediate stations $50 IN and sad
For Babylon AMI in!srnei ate stations $3.50 u Asl l30 >.
and
ro Merriei ,sd intermediate ',.aoas 30 And iso o.
sniTpn.
FOR Hemp.se Rstsssy AID intermediate nsn'sa $50 -
4, ,. sui Up
Saaasy trHss .s,. BsAsiek for islp st9am
SkO h. CANAAN. ss,srfssi0l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22
SCOTT, STRONG q CO.,

BANKERS, SO Broai-st
The nominal bonds authorized be issued under this
mortgage millions OF this SIX MILLIONS
rser,e eIiaglh the unsecured bonds the
lSS" o. the balance bat ONE MIL
a counts are now red sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22
Corporation Notices.
Clrl o. Ssw.Yonx. DxrAHrNESr or FIS.Scs. I



BUREAU ARRFARs, go, [
OFFICE CLERH OF AkHk,h., Dec l IiSii31H
NOTICE of SALE of LANDS ana len
~ NENTS for upsd 1859 and 1870 snd ,r1o Nase
1865 1863. uaIer the direction 81 Ah,'' ~ 'i
con ptroer OF the CITY Of NeNlOrk The unIrfHsueu "a
public notice pursuant the provisions Of the a ehhue '
H. ccto of taxrs assessments aud Groom ~ae rents IA me Wy
Apr S7l that the respective Owners Of All nhs ana t,hmeV'
e On, az New York pave been in slh ,ohnime
, IN The Wards ~. inclusive Or lhe years IoOJ and
$50 and now and vnp aud also we eIfe owners
the Cy o. NtN-lOrA situated IN the
,,d on which regular Coon water reb's have been laid
~ , ~, Ia nav the and Cto'on water rents remaining
Of Arrea5 at his once be Department
house with tie interest thereon the
% cent per the time Of payment with the charges
aud default shall be Ia such
-, h Ind, and teneInruts Vii BE- sold pabc the
"a CITY Hal PARK the City # NeN.lork
~ o.v day Of Msch 1874 az L. O'Clock Tor the low
- te II years which person shall ofr in
" advancing the Of froton
10 the Of sale, and together eh the oharyes this aud
and all other osts and charges accrued thereon shat
viii be continued on time 10 ue agt a.. the lanis AMI
irrsmrnis here advertised for sale shall be soM
Notice hereby further that detailed Of the
the Crotoa ownership the property
when toon water rents unpaid is published In pamphlet
that ept Of the pamphlet deposited the oee Of the Bureau
81 the CLERK 81 Arrears aud will BE- delivered app'ing for
the 4. \ tADh. Clerk of Arrears.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES AND PRISON
CLOrH.-SkALED PROPOSALS will be b. the Com
ms5orer Of Public Correction until O'Clock Of
Jan y. 1874, for SUPPLIES tGROCkRiBSl and PRISON
CLOlN.
For fn Information see The tor sale at No
Cu Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22

wISTER ADVANCEMENT COMsENCING nov. II. 1871
P.,,eng, ,.,on NsEYprk Grand Central Depot Bnsrsne.
Forty-se,ondst
TRAINS LEAVE NRW iORE -
Trims Ner Haven -.OJ lActnl 100 lBrl ,o1
(,oc d. l0DD Ok 1900 fAceil 100 lsz sr, 800
iAecn AMI 10 llo;sl 10 i.Il ana , 10 htl
For Sor~3lk 0j sos 90j ZOO m LOO o. 80
3JS i3S. D 10 O3j $40 $40 For Nnmol = ~ w
0Oj 1910 1900 90 22} md 300 (ErD j;oJ as
i.iJ, $40. 30 6.}j. 7.2n 2.lO 40 ~.
For Porto IL 40 D. ~
Boston Yxure Va Sornzn- BOB 10 800 ssi $40
D m via shore 3:lO q. TIE 500 lioe
$40 and 9tOp m stopping SANFORD No'as ana brate
% y tralS o. more Las
Dy.oa o Nosich Providence ana She Conn Hs.' AZ Sy
m 300 n Win NsNiitFch
Northampton K x Hav-a 500 1000 inl lIOo noon
,ns River X * SqrngeH All SOOp IN fe
Montreal sos and 800 CONNECTS. v IN ssufs
Railroad. he 500 aas}D n WITH TOMBSTONE cal
bridgeport. The 500 and J:VJ and 5iOo AM iioS
Dtubuy All N0rwak st Nlr"aA ,ni We 9ooa n
= 10 q N. New .Dsi ~ stimiorr
sunday Boston Mail Trans At 's oprnga'l. 81" !"
Providence.
Dsy Express soi Seepnzcsr, Night Ia
press Trains. 49,. AZ , ..-- -. ,.-.c-
t Depot or At y T. frlnH Co. 9i4 Broadway sSl
n.or Iioase y. sud No cOutsL BpOsus s1p VIII sss
cnec. btsrtge from res i-nce u destination
F3- ts. Information ., p,rtcars zee Oo-trs '.ei, 'hi i
T. MOODY SgU't. v DIV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22
Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern Railway Go.

SECOND MORTGAGE PR CENT BOnDs COUPON
BONDS or $1,000 BACH REGISTERED BONDS OF 81 900
AND - 0OO EACH lsT lsr DxCEm
BrR PRINCIPAL puE 1908. PRICE % AND ACCRUED IN
TBsEsT. 4 y CoMPiSY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatsnlo
aud Nausatneh aarp.dr 81 stsspsr LAURA hscss
ange No sht boat ssv YORK. and isy best v~ hds
port. Steamer BRfDGkPORr bsfsrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
NEW .YORK. NEW HAVEN. And HAKT-

~ FORD RAILROAD.-Sesfork sud New Haven DylAon
WISTER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING nov. II. 1879
Pa,,eusr ,on NsFYprk Grand C-Dtt Depot. BnIrsnc.
FOrty-se'Ondst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22

Or,.Gx CirIrkSs IssuRAscE Co. No. 1876 Broad.sy,
Ngs.rORK Jan. Z, 1874
SnTH DIVIDEND. "A DIVIDEND OF
sIt THREE IAIR PER CENT the capital siock aud
reserved fund aud DIYDhSD FIVE PER CENT the capital
stock paYsble on demand A. "ALlON srcfrSp'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-13

The following strange mode OF
punishment is given in the Virginia
City Chronicle: "a tall, athletic
squaw, six feet in height, straight as
a line, and often walking with long
and furious strides, may be seen
about the streets almost any day,
always alone and Stunned by other
Indians. This apparent squaw is an
Indian man, sentenced by his tribe
to wear woman's hablliments during
the remainder Of his natural life. He
will not converse upon the subject
of his degradation with white man,
and the other Indians give different
accounts of the matter. Some say
that be was cowardly and showed .
woman's heart in battle and was con-
signed 10 dea'h. but as greater pun
ishment his sentence was altered into
the more terrible one OF assoeiating
with women only, to be pointed at
with the finger of scorn as long as he
lives. Certain it is that the male
Indians shun him on all occasions.
He has been seen TO speak to Indian
boys, and even they repulsed his
friendly advances with contempt and
almost ferocity. He wanders about
like lost sheep-a Pariah without
friends or notwithstanding upon
his very face aud showing in his
movements sense of the dishonor
from which only death can release
him.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-13
Diamond Cut Diamond.

A long lerged Lincoln county rustic,
suffering with thirst, ssuntered into
Wilson & Aliens ice depot the other day
and seeing pitcher containing sulphur
water standing on the counter, helped
himself IT, that odorferous fluid, without
going through the rather unnecessary
formula Of asking anybody's consent
Upon reflection, however. he didn't ap.
pea/to be satisfied with the drink, for
an indescrible expression of alarm swept
over his features; his nose curled IN.
ward and snuffed the air furiously while
his mouth assumed such a protuberant
pucker that it threatened to runaway
With the rest of his face Charlie vii.
son, who loves a joke better than feast,
happened to be standing near, and he
cast an inquiring look at the agi,ated
rustic, who responded to it by unscrew.
ing his mouth and hurting out:
"Take me up for a skunk, if that wat.
er Amt spiled!'
"Good heavens" exclaimed Mr. Will
son, with well simulated horror, "you
didn't drink any Of that wanter in flat
pitcher, did YOU"
"I'm busted II didn't though gasp
ed the Mortified rustic, turning as white
as baby's night gown. whats in it,"
"Well," replied Mr.. Wilson, with great
gravity, "there's a difference of opinion
On that subject; but between you and
|, to go no further you know, it's all
hats left of rat that died here about
wo weeks ago"
us that all ?" quickly retorted the
,entleman from the rural districts, now
thoroughly relieved, "well, I'll be cussed
wasn't afeerd you'd been blowing
our breath on it,"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-13

A thick necked,. ugly looking chap, the
worse for liquor, was yesterday tearing
around the ferry dock, anxious, as he
said, Ito maui some one to putty" He
stood upon = salt barrel and dared any
man in Detroit to even wink at him, and
topped his arms and crowed a victory.
Some of the boys hunted up st. Clair
Sam" as he il called, and Sam wen,
down. He is over six feet high, with q
first like q peck Of walnuts, and when
he appeared the boaster got of the bar
rel. kin lick any man IN Detroit, eh"
inquired Sam, as he took off his coat
"Want to maui some one to putty. ell p
he continued, as he unbottoned his col
lar. He with the thick neck glanced al
Sam all over, came to his senses, ant
walking up and extending his hand, said
Ave got the everyother day ager bad
and this is my ager day, come an TAX,
suthin' hot"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-13

The following testimony to the virtues
OF a patent manure was received by its
owner:
Dear Sir-The land composing my
farm had hitherto been SO poor That a
Scotchman could not get living OH it,
and so stony that We had to slice our
potatoes aud plant them edgewpys; but
hearing of your manure put some on a
ten acre field, surrounded by rail fence,
aVd in the morning found that the
rock had entirely disappeared, a neat
stone wall encircled the field, and the
rails we're split into firewood and piled
up systematically in my back yard"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-13

Mast has vivid description of the
United States army in ore of his telling
cartoons in the last Harper. 1t repre-.
sents party Of brawny savagcs, well
armed, following white family to the
gate of frontier fort A skeleton, &C
coutered as H United States soldier pre-.
sents his bayonet at the astonished In
dams, and his bony legs are entangled to
the knees in long stripes of cred tape.
volume could not better des cribe the
civilized side Of the Indian war.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-13
Ievs,s Credit On wsll street.

Mr.. Samuel Storrs Howe writes to
the Iowa City Press, as follows:
"Before / left home. upon an inter-
view with w. w. Walker, Esq, the
President If the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Minnesota Railroad, in
formation was obtained touching the
feelings Of capitalists in New York
respecting railroad investments in
Iowa. Not one dollar could be OBJ
tanned. Nor can Wisconsin get .
dollar for new roads. Their words
were: "You have our money now,
AMI will not let us control it; and we
will give no more,a as things now are.
The prospect, also, of the Oasis
branch to the Cedar Rapids road
from Iowa City is dubious, and il
charge of the Chicago protector. Sc
Iowa City is shut up to one railroad,
between the acts of the Democrats
Changers and Republicans Of our last
Legislature. The railroads had gone
to one extreme; and now, the mem
bers Of the last Legislature have gone
to the other extreme. So matters are
ut stand still.
1t is questionable whether lows
has any more cred now in Wall streeti'
than it had in 1850, when man went
up and down the street to find what
value could be attached to keokuk
bonds, 100000 ten per cent, keokut
Levy Bonds) the first and only bonds
then in market, till he met the mar
who previously negotiated them; anc
who said they were then (1s50 ut
terly worthless in the money market
as collaterals.
Aud, now, who are responsible fol
the present state of Iowa stocks!
have minated that the late Legisla
tnre is the cause. But they only ex'
pressed the will OF the people. OF
whom this sorry state of affairs must
rest with oppressive weight.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-13
To the above named Defendants:

To the above named Defendants:
YOU are hereby notified that there 10 now
i on file in the office of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court In and for the County Of Cedar
in the State Of Iowa, a petition. of George w.
smith, plaintin, claiming that he 10 the a.
solute owner of the following described Real
The northeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter of section thirty-six (S6J in township
eighty so north OF range three 81 west Of the
ALSO, A part Of the south east quarter OF
the north west quarter of said section thirty
six tjB) In same township and range-more
particularly described by metes aud bounds
in three several tracts as follows, to-wit:-
Commencing at the northeast corner Of the
southeast quarter of the north west QUARTER
OF said section thirty-six (SS1 in township
eighty (sO) range three 81 west OF the 5kh p.
NJ. thence west ~ 5-l0 perches, thence, south
ajo east ID 4U-l00 perohes, thence south 81 Ne
east ~ @-l00 perches, thence south lie east -
io-lp perches, thence east 5-D perehes,
thence north - perches to the place IF begin
ming, containing 10 acres and "A perches more
or less; and. also, commencing 70 10 perches
west OF the northeast corner of the south
east quarter of the northwest quarter of Sec
ton thirty-six $3.50 in township eighty tsD
north OF range three ~ west OF the 9Th f. NJ ,
thence south 1852 east Is 10 100 perches, thence
south 81 y east ~ Si-l00 perches thence south
lie east 8 io-lW perches, thence west Is Is-lU
perches thence north l2lao west NJ perches, to
the place OF beginning, containing acres
and l2' perches; and. also, commencing 30 rods
! east of the northwest corner OF the south
/ east quarter OF the northwest quarter of see
tion thirty-stx t36 in township eighty tsb
north of range three 81 west of the 9Th r. NJ
4 thence south IL perches, thence east 10 perch
es. theEce north II perches, thence west !.
/ perches TO the place of beginning, containiI.
/ 3. of OF one acre-contaning in all - acre
and l57 perehes ofland with all appurtenan
4 ces thereon, being known as the Weave
I Mil property, and praying that his title Ii
and Ia said property be established, confirm
l ed and quieted in him against the advers
| claims OF zach and all of said defendants
! Now unless you appear to said petition an,
| defend thereto at or before noon of the, sec
ond day OF the next term Of said Court to b
begun and held at Upton in said County oil
| the 2ith day of August, A. ID. 1874. d defau,
! VIII DE entered against YOU aud Judgmen
I with the prayer of said petition.
WOLF, LANpT Il YATES.
fwSp vs. FOR Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

against NJ Caaa. o.
robert Aeitler, Defend't. Aug. Term. INA
TO Robert X. Zeitler, Defendant:
a. on are hereby notified that there is on
Court, in and for the county of Cedar -, ~,
state ,, ~ Iowa, a. petition Of Alice q Ieitiar
fiaintin, claiming OF you a divorce from ~ !.
bonds Of matrimony w u "'h the
Now unless you appear to said ,s,t,i,,
and defend thereto at or before noon IF bn
second day ofthe next term OF said Corr
c 20 ne begun ana a., held at Upton, in said
lault VIII be entered against You. and md
er OF said petition. VIC pray
iw30 PIATT n CARR A,,,u. ,,
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