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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-08-07
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ST-JEAN- BAPTIST

En- relevant une erreur typogra.
phique du Times qui. citant quel.
ques lignes du Meschnc6be, trans.
forme notre nom en- celui de
Wesch0cobe, PAbeiLle nous adresse
mn gracienx compliment don't nous
laremercions cordialement. Sigma.
Ions en- meme temps a notre bien.
veillant confrere un fait qui finite.
resse autant que nous. Pour In
seconde fois en- quinze jonrs,
pAbeilie de dimanche nest pas
arrivee au bureau de poste d'Edgar,
ct cette fois ses abonnes ont 4 81
plaindre CONNIE nous de cette
regrettable lacune.
-Dimanche, dams lapres. midi,
ont eu lien sur In rive droite des
coursesanxqnelles ne pressaient de
nombrenx Spectators. LIE cheval
Gle NJ. Ernest Sentille a battu I'M
cheval appartenant d un employe
de NJ. B. Danjean, de St Charles,
ct son evidente snperiorite a fait
que les paris etaient beaucoup
plus fables ct pins rares qu'ils ne
'e sont d'ordinaire en- pareille cir
constance. yI. u8 -
-Mercreli, 4 ao6t, q quatre
heures du matin, a succoml6 a
une maladie de trois jours, ,-un
etranglement intestinal,-JOseph
Becnel, fills unique de nOtre ami
Maximilien Becnel. Pauvre Joe |!
II venait Raccomplir 81 vingtieme
aimee, il etait Ia joie ct Pesp0ir de
81 famille, tout le monde paimait
pour sas bellies ct bonnes qualities,
Ia vie s'ouvrait 4 lui pleine de pro.
messes. ct le VOLTA disparu Ell I'm
instant dn milieu de nons! 81 In
'louleur sympathiqne de toute une
population peut a.ioucir celie de
ses parents dksoles, clio ne leur
aura pas manau6 en- &C jonr de
deuil, ct bien des larmes Sc sont
mtlkes aux leurs devant IL tombe
on l'enfsnt 81 digne de leurs regrets
est prematurcment deScendu.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-08-07

Clinton repond On ces certifcats ont etc de-
ivres par lui surA l1re judiciaire, quill ne les
plus, quill nest point dailleurs oblige den
fOurnir communication, ct quentin Iavocat-
general Field ne reclame cette c0mmunica-
ton que dams rinteret dune bande de flOus
laquelle il est mele. Grande colere de Field,
qui cite les Status revises de Ray, section
l82, cop3pe lecou de droit administree a Pan-
dite,fAe ajoutant que CO dernier a mauvaise
grace le prendre d'aussi haut, lorsquil
Went de friser lie sort des grands criminels.
Mont6e ce diapason. la querelle menace de
devenir trop instructive, ct le Gouverneur
rappelle ces correspondents chanffes blanc
on pacte du silence sans lequel cen est fait
de rexistence dc leur parti Ell Louisiana.
Mais. atteint lui-mame de erfpidtmie regnante,
NJ. Kellogg saisit Ia plume d son tour ct de-
mande Field ct Street comment IL et6
compromis dams In communication du
Bulletin relative aux mandats Street,
ct Field ct Street SC declHent inno-
cents de toute indiscrGtion. Le Gouver-
neur invoque ensuite les lumiares dn iuris-
consulte Field sur In portee de In decision
rendue par la Cour Supreme dams ratiaire
Forstali au suiet dc plus de $500, 900 de bons
de levees, ct favOcat-general emet fopinion
que IL recent arrat embrasse toutc In s6rie
d'obligations don't il rccl ..nu quelques-unes
CONNIE valables. On pense que In tr6ve du
combat outrance ,,es hauts f0nctionnaircs
ne durera pas longtemps. ~
La subscription an profit des inondes fran
cais qui maintcnaiif atteint In somme de
S5.09I.05 va 40 grossir encore de diversss
sources On annonce, pour le 7. uu bal dams
In sale de NJ. jacques Alt, ae ward. angle des
rues Pologne ct Amour; pour lie u. une re-
presentation dOnnec par 10 Club louisianais |:
ct pour lie Is. nne fate champttre aux Fair
Gropnds.-Lc Club d'cmancipation du Ter
district n fcte, 10 =, ranniyeraire de raboii-
tioa dc reselayAge aux Antilles anglaises en-
1896: lc - w. Al. Burweli adresse aux
organic D do cette nanife~ta6ipn une
letir plcine dc sages eopseils aux !lncbis,
procla,nant lenrs dcvoirs en- reconnaissant
ieurs druits--Ce soir lieE. fAcademie de
nasigue, Ia reception tes h5tes britanniques,
mcmbres dc In Compagnie de In Vailee du
Mississippi. ct Hubbard, desx agents
de ,aarhines cou'irc. quiiue depeche await
assassines Natchi,oches, ne portent 4 mer-
veille. s.
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LAFOU HE

LIE major Grisamore (Oncle
SILAs) Went de quitter Ia redac-
ton de In partie anglaise de Ia
Sentineliede Ihibodaur, ct Ia presse
louisianaise a perdu I'm de ses
membres les plus intelligents ct
les plus dignes.
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A SSOM PTION

EAssumption Chronicle annonce
Ia mort de Nine Napoleon Ruel.
Ian. La l6fnnte etait ag6e dc 80
ans ct 2 mois. Ellie etait Ia fonda.
trice dc NapolGonville. ...
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Correspondence de Ia Nile Orleans
HnUvELLe-oRLfANs }
4aOht 1875. {

On . pa conld6ser cstte semaiue Ie eou-
vssneoeat De fElat ooanpe une aocikt6 d,ac-
s1sa Du1oaalD doats1n naahea c,lti-
yalaot evsO une farear inpguAeats lefepre
$500 &. frsse.e s1a4us tos. partait qael-
9ae .sM1ve eeesyee mitrai1jS q fAisant
rd9sAlisaiae. q . js,r,.x i'"1oc.ss 'ae
e(alRSl HelA, tvsilk . srrssnt
pr 20 r6v(lation du BsUsfin, dsmsode
Pauditeur Clinton comic de- certiicats M
leequAls ont ~ bass 1es msadsas psyke a,
general milicien Street. Le lendennain. .
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S"Nsf !" '~sS w "OeA' " S"os"
dons parler que de rhumes ct de
fievres. La plupart des Cas- sont
d'aillcurs sans gravite.
h La pluie s'est arretee d temps
Pour les .neceltes gui grandissent
ct mhrissent. 81 nul accident men.
trave leur d6veloppement, elles
dedommageront en- partie les plan.
teurs de leurs pertes anterieures
ct relever0nt mn pen Ia fortune 81
chancelante du pays.
Pas de L0uisidnais cette Sc.
maine, ct Ia faute men est pas au
bureau dEdgar.
-EAbeiie de mercredi public
notre liste de subscriptions ct nous
accuse reception du montant,
porte d S165.50 par Ia subscription
de s5, de NJ. Laurent ID. Martin,
laquelle n'etait pas mentiOnnee
dams nOtre dernier numGrO.
--AlbertWillis,,,n des prisonniers
evades de Ia ge6le de St.Jacques,
a etc arrate le 30 Juliet par IL
constable John Ben dn be district,
assiste dEdouarl Valsin' don't
ledit cop2able await requis le con-
cours, dA4s les saules qni couvrent
Ia batture de rhabitation s. La
branche, ct Ell face de Ia propriete
de John Ben. Une recompense de
$50 est offerte par le sheriff, Victor
Miles, pOurparrestation de rautre
evade, Celestin Baptiste. ~
Nous avons recu l'agreable
visite DUN ancien compagnon
d'armes, aior FAIRIES, qni voyage
pour Ia C0mpagnie dn procede
de diffusion Julius Robert. Cette
Compagnie, don't le docteur Otto
Kratz est le president, ct qni,
grace au proc6de Robert, est con.
vaincne de ponvoir extraire 40
pour cent dc sucre de Ia came, de
a acbet6 a St.CharIes rbahitation
LOUISA, ancienne propriet6 de M.
Ambrose Lanfear, ct Va v com
mencer les operations. Ellie achete
les cannes au prix de s5 les 1000
livres, ct Sc charge DIES frais de
transport. Ellie prepare mc revo.
lution dams l'ancicn systeme. car
ellie mettra probablement un terme
4 In confusion de ragriculture ct
de pindustrie. ~ '''.s
l,avocat do district Marks a
adressG an shsr;f Inc;e, Cambre
on p;nvitant 4 los transmattra any
inoes do na;Y do la naroisse, des
instruct;ons relatives j reyacntion
Ies sections OIL 913 81. 01I Ies
StotntS ra,,;sss 10 1870 con,re 10
ION i,avocat Is district recom.
mande rarrest.tion et Ia nonrsnite
do TONS ;onnnrs y;olant lns,l;tes sec.
tionS, ct le sheriff ct ses deputies
dcvront prefer main forte dams les
cas- prevus par Ia loi.
lin I.ayvis tr,vailleur de pho.
oltatlon John z. stevenson, a ete
son beau.fils, don't nous ignorolls
10 nom. &c dernier a etc arrtte.
Ont etc egalement arretes: ZenOn
sassaut ct batteries" sur
Ia plainte d'Isabella Smith, de lha-
oitation MIA. becne'; :; aetehn
laate ae cantion;-vict0rih oyt
v*,i' ae rnao't".cn M0''' meme
Geit, sur Ia 'lMhte ae Leonce
Tony Henry Holden,
McJ ann tradn;t Iavant 10 ;nc..
Ehr,nann. in.arc4ra mar IL co1stn.
ble .Iohn Rem. ,letenn fanta de
,au.;.,,
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n0is; Donaldsonvillc compte 9, lit
habitants.
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Mons lieons dams le DomaldsoS-
vilIe CAief que, d'apres le recense.
nent decennal qui vient d'etre ter
mine, Ia population de Ia paroisse
Ascension est de Il, ,562 habitants,
dont5 800 blancs, 9,O64 personnes
de couleur, ct lis Indicns ct Chi.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-10
Aqua MiracOlOSO:

This Exquisite Spanish Toilette
Prebaration," for identifying and pre-.
serving the complexion and skin, has
for years been exclusively prepared by
Don Manuel Acosta, an emminent chem
ist of Seville, Spain, and by him sold in
large quantities TO the elite Of that city,
Madrid, Havana aud elsewhere, as an in
comparable beautiier and preservativc
Of the complexion and certain preventa-
tive OF Wrinkles, Freckles, Pimples,
Sunburn, Tan, and all blemishes of the
the Skin. While making voyage to
Cuba some years ago on one OF the Brit
ish Royal Mail Steamships, Don Manuel
was overtaken by severe sickness, and
his life for days despaired OF, but ulti;
mately, he rallied and recovered, and as
an acknowledgment of his appreciation
of Dr. Campbells services, CDR. c. being
at that time Medical officer on board the
Steamship, he presented the Doctor
with the formula from which he prepar
ed his famous Aqua Miracoloso," thti.
raculous Waterl So many lady patients
for whom DR.. c. has prepared an occa-
sional bottle, having expressed them
selves most enthusiastically IN regard to
its merits, he has determined for the fu
ture to prepare it as a standard Toilette
Predaration." Its use imparts to the
skin, a dazzling brilliancy, healthy
freshness, transparent clearness, velvet J
smootbness and exquisite soitness. \
few applications will convert the rough
est skin into one of Alahast-r delicacy
1t is not paint" on Enamel" but a
Delieiously Fragrant Medcated Water
for The skin, Of marvellous efficacy
| Warranted harmless as pure milk Pric,
One dollar per bottle. Six bottles TO
/ Five dollars. Expressed to any address
Prepared only by James r. Campbell
NJ. d., Chemist, GO Fulton St Ne'
York Beware Of dangerous and wortt
less limitations. 10y
For sale at Fergusen's Pharmacy.
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FROM CLARENCE.
Concert at 81. f. Church next Sabbath

Concert at 81. +. Church next Sabbath
evening.
Just ask Willard Spalding about his
new mill that RUS with pressed air.
The new jewelry firm of Hubbard q
Reed have moved in the old millinery
house, formerly occupied by Misses Dun
can & Ferguson.
Last Thursday we were visited by our
old friend and school mate, Frank Ham
mond, OF Greenville South Carolina. We
amused the boy at the best Of our ability
showing him the wasp's nests and
everything calculated to maze him com
Portable.
CD. Conger, the tailor, has issued
some fine cuts and close tits-call, lei
him take your measure.
They will please excuse that fellow
for taking the piece Of halibut at the
confectionery shop, and he will hereaf-
ter .'let things alone when he is in that
place" -
Thanks to "Mr. JONES'" of Massillon,
for the compliment rendered in your
last. We know we are rather young to
relate such stories, but SO were the pigs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hechts tin we'd
ding, last Tuesday, was crowned with
success; large and social gathering all
pronounced il one of the most pleasant
occasions ever experienced. Tinware
cls,tered like the approach Of Drum
Corps"
From the Maquoketa Excelsior: "Mr.
Albert Wilcox, one of our best men, and
one of the best mechanics in Iowa. Tor
many years a citizen OF our city, has re-
moved to Clarence to engage in wagon
making, with q former Maquoketan, 81
las Croker. Clarence gains good cit
izsn, and We lose one
This ends the scribbling of Phil"
from this place, he therefore bids his
readers adieu. Should they be 50 untor-
tunate as to hear from him again, he
will hail from Carroll, Carroll county,
whittier he goes in few days,to engage
in the drug business.
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HEART DIsEAsE-A CARD.

NEW YORK, December "a, 1874.
Jas p Campbell, MD. SO Fulton st, \. \.
DEAR SIR.-For many years my wife
has had serious Organic and, Of course,
Functional Disease Of the Heart, and fire
quently has seizures of the most terri.
Die description, menacing her with in.
slant death. have tried many prominen,
Heart Remedies without avail but in d.
Campbell's Heart Regulator" | am free
to confess, we have found the Supreme
Palliative" If not the Radical Cure
Your preparation, Doctor, always re-
lieves her instantly and perfectly, while
the seizures" are much less frequent
and severe | have also prescribed
your remedy in my practice with uni
form, excellent and happy results. As
a physician OF thirty years practice,
can, and de, most conscientioasly COM
mend its use to all suffering from Organ.
gan;c or Functional Cardiac Derange-
ments. Very truly yours,
WILLIAM r. BURSHAM, NJ d. #,
Late Collegiate Professor Of Anatomy
l04 Sixth avenue
Price 81 per bottle. Expressed to any
address
Sold at Ferguson's Pharmacy.
A treatise on Heart Diaease, Catarrh,
Deafness, &c, &c, with other valuable
information, sent to any address, by tor
warding Stamp to
Jas. P. Campbell, 81 d IS Fulton St.
New York. 12yl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-10

The candidates for nomination by
the Republican Convention to the Of
fce of Governor are neither noisy
nor numerous. To be sure 4 good
many names have been mentioned in
connection with the Office, but most
of them only in commentator OF the
party named as one who would, IN
the opinion Of the writer, met well
the requirements of the position, and
not as authorized announcements OF
candidacy. Our neighbor county Oh
Linn will present for nomination us
old-time and highly respectable e.ti-
zen, Major Robert Smyth. Jones
county has also candidate IN the
person of Hon. John Russell, who has
been before the Iowa public in official
capacity too long to need any intro.
ductorv remark. We have also heard
mention, in the way indicated above
of the names OF such men as Hiram
Price of Davenport, Judge Nourse OF
Des Moines, ID. n. Cooley of Dnbu.
que. McCrary, Senator Larrabee OF
Fayette, John II. Gear, the Senior
GARRISON, S. J. Kirkwood, and many
other equally able aud prominent
men, some few of whom have posi-
lively declined while the majority
have tacitly acquiesced.
For the nomination as Judge OF the
Supreme Court there are still fewer
names mentioned by the press.
Judge Miller we believe to be can
didate for reelection, and the names
of Rodgers OF Davenport, Austin
Adams, and few Others have been
used-the situation indicating we
are glad to believe, an excellent pros
pect for the success at the Conven.
ton of Judge James H. Ro'hrock OF
this county.
The denomination of Col. Abernerthy
for Superintendent Of Public Instruct
ion appears very probable-'he posi-
lion being one in which the expert
ence Of faithful incumbent must be
almost invaluable.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-10

| The CHrcAeo, CLINTON & WEST
| IEN.-Work on this road is progress
ine quite satisfactorily to all parties
concerned. The track already laid
has been surfaced up, and a force
will continue hereafter to follow IN
the wake of the track. layers and put
the track in condition for immediate
use. The bridge across Mill Creek,
which is 304 feet in length, was COM
pleted last Saturday, and the track
laid acress it. Track laying is being
continued with all proper rapidly.
The bridge across Stone Greek, a
stream about two miles west OF Ca
manche, is being built, and will be
finished the first of next week. This
bridge is $40 feet long. 1t is ex-
pected the track-layers will follow
close on the heels of the bridge
builders, SO that during the ensuing
week the track will be out some ten
miles. The next bridge OF any con-
siderable size is the one across the
Wapsie. This bridge is partly built,
but will be completed and ready for
the iron as soon as the track-layers
reach it. Several smaller bridges
will be put in right along, and by the
FIRST week in July it is expected that
the entire force of bridge builders
will be at work on the bridge across
Cedar River. A large force of work
men now engaged in constructing
bridges on the Rockford & Rochelle
ROAD road which is being built by
Mr.. Hinckley, and which will De
completed by July First-wili be
transferred to the Cedar bridge.
A good deal of work was done on
the Cedar Bridge in 1871, and
sufficient force will be put on it to
it by the time the track
LAYERS reach the river.
The grading between Stone Creek
and the Wapsie is now being com
pleted, and will be prepared as rapid
ly as tie track-layers need it,
In Scott county several miles OF
grading was done in 1871, and the
balance will be pushed right along.
We have every reason to believe
that Mr.. Hinckley will not be twenty
DAYS behind his contract time at
rlpton-that is he will reach Upton
with his track laying as early as
August Goth.
We have reason to further believe
hat he will anticipate his contract
line for reaching Iowa City, by a
'ull month-,hat is he will build his
Dad into Iowa City as soon as the
irst day of November.
1t looks now as though the Chicago,
Clinton & Western would become a
'eality. Unless something occurs to
hinder which the party the most in
crested in the construction cannot
low loresee, our people may prepare
or that handshakipg with Upton by
August Goth aud with Iowa City as
Early as November hrs'.-Clinton
Age, lime M.
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The National Camp Meeting will
commence at Cedar Rapids, July sth,
and continue ten days. The meeting
will be conducted by Rev. J. S. In
skip and VIM. Mcdonald, assisted by
about twenty other distinguished
Christian works. There will be preach
ing and other services in the the
German language. The State Fair
grounds, containing fifty-fve acres,
have been secured. These grounds
are one mile from the city, well en-
closed and supplied with water and
OF easy access. An auditorium will
be provided, capable of seating 5 900.
A tabernacle tent, capable of seating
1000, and a large hall, capable Of
seating 800, will be prepared for
chldren's and social meetings.
Suitable ground for tent holders
who desire to provide for themselves
will be assigned within the genera
enclosure in the order of their appli
cation and arrival. The local com
mittee will furnish dormitories, con
structed Of boards, under shinRlt
roof, without floors, as follows: 10xl:
feet. 81; 12x12, $3.50; 12xl4, 81
12xlG, $50: with floor So addition
a, on application before June goth
to i. G. Graves, Corresponding Sec
r"tary. Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Ampl.
provisions for boarding at not NOR
than fifty cents per meal, and by tn,
day at not more than one dollar pc
day, for three days and upwards
Fuel and forage will be furnished OF
the gro md at lowest reasonable
rates. Stabl.ng wi be provided a
| one dollar for the term, for each
horse. in open stalls; i, clo.ed stalls
one dollar and fifty cents. Applica,
ton to be made to the Treasurer
Charles Cline, at Anamosa, Jones
county, Iowa, or on the ground
There will be . room where baggag.
may be deposited for safe keeping
for small fee. Furniture at reason
able rates can be rented on the
| ground. The gates viii be open
from o'clock m. to 10 p. m. every
I day, free to all foo man; but 25 cents
will be charged for the admission OF
each team or horse.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-10

The Lemars. Plymouth count,
Seatinel-and it is faithful sentine
has this to say about the grass
hoPpers:
"What about erasshoppers: Moth
ing. So far as we know there is not
one in Northwestern Iowa. We are
inclined to believe the hopper stories
from Missouri and Kansas are gross
exaggerations in many instances, and
in still others totally false. Nervous
farmers and sensational newspaper
correspondents are not very reliable
authority in matters of this kind
The Chicago papers include this re,
gion in the grasshopper stricken dis,
trict-for which there is not even the
shadow of a foundation, we there,
fore accept the reports from other
places with grea. caution"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-10

Says the Chicago Jourmai: "The
Sioux Indian Chief, who have ben
on fools errand at Washington
have left for home, portion Of them
going to New York, where they are
"seeing the sights. to-day, and Others
reaching this city this forenoon. The
whole gang Of them feel ugly" be-
cause Of their failure to induce the
Government authorities to load them
and their camp-followers with pres
ents." We may expect to hear OF
trouble from the Sioux tribes after
these chiefs shall have returned
home
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-10
sileriH's Sale.

Bv virtue of general execution to me dir
ecied issued from the office OF the
CLERK of the Circuit Court in and for the
caunty Of Cedar and State of Iowa, in favor ol
John Culberson. and against Harriet A. HUI
Der, Administrative, have levied upon the
following property as the properly OF ms
said Harriet A. Huber, Administrators, TO-
wit:
The southwest quarter "a of section num-
Der nine 49, in township number eighty So
range number three ISL west of the 9Th D.
m. containing one hundred and sixty acres
situated in Cedar county. Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door, in the town OF Upton, IN
said county, on Saturday. the 18th ay oil
June a. d. 1875, one o'clock r. m. OF said day
to satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this 2sth day of May, A. u. 1919,
JOHN u. SHEARFR,
23wa Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
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On Saturday the argument OF the
motion for arrest Of judgment in the
case against Isaac Brandt was con
Guided, Judge Leonard summed up
the points in few sentences, and
announced that the motion was over.
ruled. The motion for a new triaI
was then argued, and at the conclu.
sion, the Judge took the matter un.
der advisement. 1t is said that he
will not grant the motion, and the
case will be appealed.
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Sl,erifs Sale.

BY virtue of general execution tn m,
directed, issued from the ONCE of the Cierh
of the Circuit Court, in and for the county
of Cedar and State of Iowa, in favor o
Elizabeth Friend and against Harriet A
Huber Administrative, have levied ppor
the following property as the property o
the said Harriet A. Huber, Administrators
to-wit:
The southwest quarter of section nun
Der nine fal. In township number eighty sol
range mum Der three 81, west OF tie 5th p m.
containing one hundred and sixty acres
situated in Cedar county. Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door. in the town of Upton. In
said county, on Saturday the Goth day o
June "A. Il. 1s15, at one o'clock p. m. OF said
day. to satisfy said execution and costs tina
mhv accrue thereon.
Dated this 2Sth day of May, a d. 1875.
JOHN ID. SHEARER,
2sw3 sheriff OF Cedar couHty Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-10

A most useful article in every house
hold is sewing maching The Wilson
Shuttle Sewing machine combines il
every degree the most perfect machine
yet invented II Is elegant in finish
simple to learn, runs smoothly and
quickly, and what is more important. il
the cheapest. The Wilson Machine ha.
received the highest praise from all who
have used, and stands at the head Of al
sewing machines
Machines will be delivered at any
railroad station in this country, free OF
transportation charges, ii ordered
through the Cor psny's Branch House
At l97 State Street, Chicago.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular free on application.
This Company wants few more good
agents