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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-01-14
FROM INLAND.

Christmas eve. grand arch of ever
green with tree in the background, or
namented the stand in the Cambellite's
Church. When lit up with numerous
candles and profusely hung with pres.
ents, the picture was a beautiful one
Something like two hundred dollars
worth of presents were distributed ;
speeches made, dialogues enacted and
harmonious melody evoked to the pleas
ure of all concerned.
New Years eve. tile NJ T. Church wit
messed similar scene They say a
grander and more beautiful one Ey
cry one, however, holds his own opinion
of the two affairs. Not being present
we elicit our information from an eve
witness Exercise commenced at pre-
cisely at seven o'clock, by song from the
Inland Sunday school followed by prayer
from the Rev. Mr.. Boyers More sing
ing; eloquent and timely declarations
by l.. Morgan, of Upton, and one by
WITS ucO why lucu UcKhu Tie us
tribution of presents from the tree, which
was of unique and classic design, and
supported by three crosses. Presents
valued at three hundred and twenty five
dollars
Miss Z. L. Ingman, of Tipton,is teach.
ing at Willow Shoale this term, again.
Pupils progressing finely. A grand lot
of beautiful fancy candies was dispensed
among them by the teacher, which
the eyes and delighted the
hearts of the Youngsters immensely.
Some very timely and necessary I'm.
provements have been made In and
around the NJ lE Church, in our town.
A new chimney, two new stoves, and
kalsomine inside, and some necessary
repairs and fixtures without
Sore throat seems to be epidemic. A
good many cases of fever in different
parts Of the township.
DR. n. B. Cotton has taken DIR.
Clark's place in Inland vicinity He
occupies the same establishment DIR
Clark did, having purchased the village
property And DR.. Cotton is one of the
best of men, as we'll as the most skillful
NJ ID. within our knowledge May he
gain the success he merits. He already
has the confidence and esteem of the ma.
iority of the people. B. L.
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SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue ola special Execution to me
directed. issued fromth office of the CLERK
OF the District Court In and for The county
OF Cedar and State Of Iowa in favor Of August
Dehn, for the use OF Alexander Murrv. and
against Fred A. Clark, have levied upon
the following property asthe property OF the
said Fred A. Clark. to-wit:
Commencing at a point in the center az
the public road leading from Muscatine To
Marion, six 81 100 perches from the section
line between sections two g25 and eleyeasa3 !.
In township number eighty one ),il ran Xxi,
number three 8}, west Of the 9Th D. m !.
thence south ffty-nine f5a] deg. west five
f0.lo0 perches; thence south sixteen deg
west nine D-lG0 perehes: thence west ak
teen Iitl perehes. then sonth fourteen deg
east sixteen II 100 pcrches thence north
nfty-nlne deg, east twenty-five parch.s:
thence north sixteen deg, east one perch
to place OF beginning, containing one acre
and ffty-five perehes, more or less 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 ed az OF
jan, a. d. 1875, one o clock n m Of said day
to satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this Goth day Of Dec A. T. 1874
JOHN Il. SHEARER
iw3 Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
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Original Notice.
william III. Iuthiil,
VS.. In Itaprarr
John Robinson eft al

william II. Tuthill,
VS.. In I'taprarr
John Robinson, ct al,
state of Iowa, county of Cedar. g.:
To John Robinson and an unknown beF.
sons claiming tits to the southeast auarta,
OF the southwest quarter of section foqrt ann
~. IN township ssyeRtylrine r7aI north M
range three i3}, west of the nth prfnrtnai
meridian, situate in the county OF Cedar and
STATE OF Iowa, and containing forty acres
more or less.
You, and each of yoa, are hereby notified
mat there Is now on lie In the q fice Of tie
CLERK OF the District Court OF said comfy a
petition OF william II. Inthtll claiming III :
lltle and ownership, In Tee simple. OF said
described real estate, in that the same was
SOTO AZ tne TAX sale, on the fourth aay Of
OCTOBER, iHn9fJr the Delinquent axes al st.s
ana not having been redeemed therefron
a cohveyane- was male by the Treasurer OF
sald county to said petitioner by deed aa
TED July i3th 1871. which said deed II reear
ded IN BOOK 2. page lis OF the records of Tax
SaIe Deeds Of said county And won tbs
sara defendants ere hereby required 10 an
pear al the next term ~ said District canrt
and show cause why your claim oT me n
SAID premises shall not be anulled sci aside
ana held Tor nangbt and that Won be fnrev
~ barred ana iorecipsed from setting up any
eia'm or equity Of REDEEM ptiDu therein
ana that unless yon appear AMI defend
on OF before noon OF the second day oftG.
~ - I'm ot sara : ourt, commencing Juge
in; 1873, default will lac entered apainsi rn,,
and decree made In accgriance win ~.
prayer Of the petitioner 'te
W NJ n. VAN NESS, Clerk District rouy,
j, Inc foregoing notice has been examfned
~ /, me. ana - duly approved In open Conrt
TINS 18th day Of Nov, 1871. =
%"' JAS. II. RofHRocK, Judge.
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the Hccsc. A rscs;cn was now
made that the House proceed with
its permanent organization and ac-
cordingly the roll vas called by
Trearvst, aching clerk, and Wills
vas dec 6rcd speaker and Tresevant
clerk Of House.
: Actin on the prolest made " the
maioritJ sf the House, the Governor
no1 requested the commanding gen.
eral Of the department to aid him IN
restoring order, and to enable the
legally returned members of the
House to proceed with its organiza-
lion scoording to law. This request
Vas reasonable and in accordance
with law. Remembering wildly the
terrible massscres that took place in
this city on the assembling Of the
constitutional convention, in 1866, At
Mechanics Institute, and fearing that
the lives Of the members Of the Leg
islature were or would be endanger-
Cd in case an organization under the
Law was attempted, . posse was furn-
ished with request that care should
be taken that no member Of the Leg
islature returned BY the Returning
Board should be elected from the
floor. This military posse was form
ed under directions from the Cover
nor Of The State, and removed from
the floor of the House those persons
who had been illegally seated, and
had no legal right to be there, where
upon the Democrats rose and left the
House, and the remaining members
proceeded to effect an organization,
under the State laws. In all this
turmoil, in which bloodshed was i'm
minent, the military posse behaved
with great discretion. When Wiltz,
tho usurping speaker, called for
troops to prevent bloodshed, they
were given him. When the Cover
nor Of the State called for posse for
the same purpose and to enforce the
law, il was furnished. Had this not
been done, it is my firm belief
that scenes Of bloodshed would have
ensued.
(Signed p. II. SHERIDAN,
Lieutenant General.
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The cutlery from copperhead and
rebel throats all over the country
against General Sheridan, is natural.
II is expected Of them. The hero Of
the Shenandoah valley can never ex-
pect from them anything but their
malignant hate. The same would be
trae Of General Grant, if placed in
the position he reluctantly accepted,
in obedience to superior orders.
But there are others. who ought to
know better than follow the rebel
halloe, who seem to be afraid tina
General Sheridan ''has made mis-
take" We beg to inquire when and
how? By going to New Orleans I'M
der the order of his superiors? BY
allowing officers OF his command, in
obedience to the request, first from
one side and then from the other, to
enter the Legislative hall and eject
these who were in ding the or
ganization of the Legislature. Or
was it in reporting to the Secretary
of War that life was not safe in Louis
lana, in the face of the fact stated by
Senator West, in his place in the
United s ates Senate, that 5000 lives
had been sacrificed in Louisiana for
opinions sake since the war, and that
even his own life had been openly
threatened, while leading papers in
Louisiana, like the Shreveport Times,
openly advocate the murder Of polit-
ical opponents? Was it, then,
ssmistake" in General Sheridan to
report matters as he found them, no.
torious and patent to everybody?
II General Sheridan was ordered
to New Orleans and instructed to re-
port to the Wac Department the facts
as he found them and suggest the
remedy, we do not see how he could
have done so better than he has
The denials of the organized bodies
of New Orleans do not amount 10
anything in view of the fact that they
never uttered protest against the
5000 butcheries above alluded to, or
a rebuke to the organs Of assassina
tions.
General Sheridan is soldier, as
honest in his convictions as he is
conscientious in the discharge of
duty. His bravery is unquestioned.
In the face of the organized denial Of |
his first dispatch at New Orleans by |
all the leading citizens, he telcgraphs
the Secretary Of War:
"Some Of the bandit,i made idle |
threats last night that they would
a ssassinate me because | dared to
tell the truth. Am not afraid, and
will not be stopped from enforcing
the Government orders. There are
localities in this department. where
the very air has been impregnated
with assassination for some years"
It is telegraphed from Washington
that there is to be Democratic com
bination "to destroy the confidence
Of the country in General Sheridan"
DO these marplo,s want to make him
PRESIDENT Chicago Journal.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-01-14
ShcriRs Sale.

BY Nirtne ofa social execution to me dir
ected, issued from the Office of the Clerk OF
the District Court In and for the county ef
Cedar and state OF Iowa, in favor of Albert
lesheck, aud against Francis Beranck. ct
al, have levied upon the following prom
erty OF the said Francis Beranck, ct al, to
wilt.
The southeast quarter a OF the southeast
quarter u ], OF section number ten iI0L In
township number eighty fs0L north OF ra n ge
number I bur 4 west OF the 5th o. m And
also the following commencing at the
southeast corner of said section number ten
Ilol thence east sixteen 1857 rods, thence
north twenty-five t25f rods, thence
west sixteen i6l rods TO section
line; thence south on said section line TWEEN
fy-four p rods to the place of begin ing. con
tanning rty-two and one. half acres, situa-
ted In Cedar county, Iowa
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House doer, in the town of Upton Il.
said county, on Saturday the 9th day of Feb
A. ID no, at o'clock p. m, of said day 10
s1ttfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon
Dated this 7th day Of Jan. A. d. 1875
JOHN ID. SHEARER
WIZ Sheriff OF Cedar Co., Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-01-14

Stats ics Of the gold and silver
products of,he United States, British
Columbia and parts Of Mexico, show
tina. he past year has been the most
prosperous ever known in this INDUS
try. The value Of these two products
IN 1888 was about $65,0OO,OoO; IN
1873 Il was, s72,a5S,693, and last year,
GA, 4ol, 055. The gain in Utah and
California during the past year over
1873 is placed a, $4,000 600, and on
account of recent valuable discoveries
il is estimated that the product OF
the current year will reach sSo, mo
600. The miners are certainly dong
their part toward encouraging thu
resumption of specie payment.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-01-14

Bishop Wilmer. of New Orleans,
was quick to sign protest against
Gen. Sheridan and his dispatches 70
the Department. This Bishop will
be recollected as the identical Chris
tan, who, during the war, caused
the PRAYER for the President TO be
erased from the Episcopal Prayer
Book for Southern use.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-01-14

Hon. Hannibal Hamlin has been
nominated by the Republicans Of the
Legislature Of Maine, for re election
to the United States Senate. Mr..
HamIin. while not brilliant man, is
one of the most patriotic and con-
scientious statesmen in our present
Congress, and we rejoice to learn
that he will retain for another term
the seat which he now fills with cred
il and honor.
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k.sfEaIa

taken uf uy john stout IN ass township
on the lith day of November, 1871, one
dark red steer, with twowhite spots on fore
head, some white on the hack and tail.
supposed 10 be Two years old. Appraised
at SIS.
Taken up by Robert FilSon In Cauter
township, on the 18th day or Nov. 1874 A
small black mare about six wears old and
fourteen hands high. hind legs white from
feet half way To knee and little white
around me hoofs of The fore feet Apprais-
ed AT $40. 4w59 aoREat CARpoJ = All
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-01-14

Estate oi Thomas fqwnsand. Deceased
r ID" state ~ Iowa. Cedar county s..
70 whom II may concern: Yon are herahv
~, 'lrH that on the 4ih day OF soyefnner
lNi, there vas opened and IN biicis r..a -.
the clerk ~ the Circuit Court. IN AMI FIR
khld county. an instrument Of " rltjnv mr.
porting To be the last win and testament of
inonlh' townsend late OF said County. de-
ceased and that The second d,y at ~, gah
inmE irrm or said Goprt, commencing nm
me ~ Monday, 18TH day OF February '5
hhs ueeh SET a. he day far final hearing ana
~ tefested may appeHr and show cause why
Inc same should not be admitted TO probate
W. II, VAN Mas TqerL
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Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has this day been appointed by the
Circuit Court of Cedar County, Iowa, Execn
tor OF the Estate Of Simeon A. Bagley, de
ceased; and all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to file
them with the Clerk of said Court, clearly
stated and duly sworn to, and persons owing
said estate are notified to make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
Dated at Upton, Iowa, this 18th day OF
February, A. ID. 18Th
2w2 AgviS r ,sLEY. Ezrcu.or
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-01-14

.Sunset"Cox calls for the withdrawal
Of troops from Louisiana. We are
reminded by Gen. Butler that Cox
once before called for the withdrawal
Of troops-then from Fort Sumter.
The latter course was insisted upon
for fcarthe continued occupation oil
the fort would aggravate the rebels
The former is now desired because
il Sheridan stays in New Orleans the
rebels may &c, exasperated and CON-
init violence! Verify, history rep
eats itself.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-01-14

Charles Han mond. Circuit Cont n.
r, against Cedar go. iowa.
Chas. G. Iandt and Feb ~ ~ ls.s
John n WHINE.
To the above named defendants.
On are hereby notified that there Is now
Un ME IN the Office Of the Clerk Of Tue Dir
cuts Court. in and far Tho county ofl,ee4p
~ the slate eff Iowa. a petition Of Charlie.
Hamlnond, platnuf claiming of gou tho
sum Of one Thousand dollars and inter 1
thereon from Nov 2ith, ls53 at the raie 81
ten per cent per anhum on two uroylIsory
NOUS ard asking the foreclosure OF the Ger.
talh mortgage on part 0I 10, number twslye
~, Ia biork number invent v five FOL in the
Town ~ Etpionz more particularly dakcf. bed
~ follows to-wit. Commencing al the ~ rlb
#r-t corner of said lof:ttrenee running sunsh
my" two % FEET; thehcc east thirty fy81 feef
ans thrce leil lneher; tPcnce north nry.t5Vo
.o|I ttcL. taeace VEST thirty lau feet and
ihlee t3) Inches 10 the place of begin no.
given 70 secure the payment II said note
BON dated Nov. 2itb, iST3 And asking iudg
inent for hity dollars attorneys ieos as sin.
utaied I'm said mortgage up
s"w unless you appear to said petition
ana defend thereto at or before noon of the
second day oftheBext term OF said Court IL
d" legun and held a. Upton in said county.
on The 18th day Of Feb, 1875, a default viii
ne entered against you, ana iudgmt mt rem
defea thereon IN accordance with the prayer
OF said petition.
EVIL WOLF, LASpT 4 YATES. Afty,s.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue 0: a fec iii 10 nae ,itrcrl.d
issued from the office Of the Clerk or m,
circuit Court, in and for the county q
Cedar and state OF Iowa, In favor OF Sarai
Binz and against ID. c. cole, have levied
upon the following property AS the prom,
erty of the said u. c. Cole, t1-wit:
south half III of lot number one u, in
block number one in Z. NJ Gilbert : nd
dition to the town ofClarence, Cedar county,
Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale ~ tns
Court House door. in the town OF Tip,ou In
said County, on saturday the 23i day 81
January A. D.. ls75, at one O'Clock, d m
OF said day, To satisfy said Execution ana
costs that NAV accrue thereon
Dated this 2lst day Of Dee A. D. 1874
JOHN u, SfEARER
lw3 Sheriff of Cedar County, iowa.
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4 Administrator Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that the undersign
ed has this day been appointed by the CIR
cult Court Of Cedar county. Iowa admins
traitors OF the estate OF John Yeter deceased;
and all persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to file them with
the Clerk Of said Court, clearly stated and
duly sworn To, and persons owing said es-
tate are notified to make immediate paw
ment io the undersigned
Dated al Upton, Iowa, this l2th day Of
Jan. A, u. 1875.
W. q. MTNGUS Anfh r.
VOL r, i.anit Yates, Atty's. 2w3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-01-14

Saws Sam. Evans, in his last OF
tumwa Democrat: 1--WE have heard
and read Of the megatherium, the
dodo, the ceryphasis and the palm
genesis and are quite willing to &C
cord them all place in the econo.
my of nature, but what a mongrel
Democrat was ever made for is one
of the things mo Teller can ever find
out
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-01-14

The convicts in the Nebraska State
Penitentiary, at Lincoln, revolted
Monday, dsarmed the guards, CAP
tured the prison armory and all the
arms in the institution, held the War
den's family as hostages, and at las,
accounts seemed to be strongly in.
trenched, awaiting an attack form the
militia.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-01-14

The Board Of Directors of the State
Agricultural Society is now in session
q Des Moines. The principal object
OF the meeting is to determine the 10.
cation of the next State Fair.
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Esfruy HOrses---Re-
1cUrtI offered.

strayed from the premises of the subseri-
Der, five miles northeast OF Upton, about
the first of Jan, two brown horses coming
four years old. one with white star in tore
head and one white hind foot, and tae 9th
er a white collar mark on the right shout
der: also bay mare colt. year old In the
spring. Any one returning these horses. or
leaving information where they may 10
found, either with me, at the Office of pfatt
Carr, IN Upton, or at this Office, will he
literally rewarded.
2w3 J.. Il. PIATT
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-01-14

xiii every Republican office hol-
der from Kellogg down." shrieked the
Shreveport Times. .See to it that
the funeral services Of every one of
the Kellogg gang are held before the
LIST Of jan. 1873, ECHOED other Dem
ocratic journals in the South. And
when the Government interposes to
prevent this scheme, howl goes up
about despotic interference with
State rights. Is assassination con-
sidered a State right in Louisiana?
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Hon. Hannibal Hamlin ha. been

Hon. Hannibal Hamlin ha. been
nominated by the Republicans of the
Legislature 0: Maine, Cor reelection
to the United States Senate. Mr..
Hamlin, while not asb,illiant man, is
one Of the most patriotic and con-
scien.ious statesmen in our present
Congressman we rejoice to learn that
he will retain for another term the
seat which he how fills with credit
and honor.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-01-14

A case involving the constitutions
lily of the Iowa Railroad Tariff Law
was argued before Judge Dillon, il
chambers, on Wednesday of last
week. Attorney General Cuts and
Mr.. Sewers spoke for the State, and
Browning and Duncombe for railroad
Judge Dillon has reserved his decis-
ion.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-01-14

Fstrayei from the farm Of the uniersign-
ed two and one half miles southwest Of
Louden, Cedar county, Iowa, about Dec 10,
1874, "A mouse colored mare. aged years.
a few grey hairs in forehead One black
mule colt 2 years old next spring, short
name. tail trimmed. forming rings Any
persons giving Information where mare
and mule can he foand will be II perally re-
varied. ELIZA BETH d. ROME
Jan. ah 1875, ow3
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Chicago paper say that high Mas
sonic bodies in Eastern Iowa are
preparing to tender grand reception
with ball and banquet, to King
kalakaua, when he proceeds west
ward from Chicago. His Majesty has
accepted the invitation. and will be
received at Lyons.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-01-14

Indian Head Muslin II cents; IoHs-
dale Bleached II cents; and all other
staple Goods in the same proportion.
Our line of Dress Goods. Fancy
Goods, Carpets, shawls, Furs, Ladies'
and Gents Underwear, Plain and
Red Shifting, Flannels, Waterproofs,
Felt Skirts, Cassimeres, Wool Blat-
kets, Hats and Caps, and an endless
variety of Men and Boys Buck,
Sheep and Kid Gloves and Mitts.
We have also large lot of other
Goods, which we have not time or
space to specify here, which
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-01-14

The committee on election have in
s'roc.ed their chairman to report to
Iosgiess ~ favor Of expelling Cannon,
the Utah delegate, from that body.
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Notice of AdminisfratOr,s Final
Report.

Notice Is hereby given that there Ii now
on ilie the final report Ut Charles IL, Jeaes
ihtstratar 81 the estate Of .bra.n Pike.
hsceased. showing fall settlement 8f said
estate: that the 10th day NJ II |, is75 il set
Tor hearing thereon. when said admins ra-
Tor viii be discharged " no suIiieiens vpIec-
ton be made.
w. II. VAN NESS, Clerk Circuit Oourt1
Wolf, Iandt 4 Yates, Atty's. 2w2
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SHERlEF SALE:

by virtue 81 q special Execution To me a.
rected, Issued froin the office of iha Tart y,
the District Court. In and for tie county 81
s.dar and state Of Iowa, In favor Of III. A.
Mckelsy, and against Thos. Mc('abe IT nj
! have levied upon the following properly
~ me property of the said Th0.. Moi ale.
81 a., tot wit: 80
The north east quarter fi4 Of section mum.
s nnr zen ~ In township number eighty one
~ north Of rang" i,,,nber two ri. west ~
the 9th p M exc tssforty acres o n OF the
sonthsside ofsahti set hpretofore sold. and
conveyed to W. Campbell situated In Ce-
dar county, low
. a. d hhhli offer the sane for sale at the
Court House door, In thatawa If Upton. in
said county, on Saturday the 28d day 81
January A. D.. 1876, at one O'Clock, D. IN.
~ said day. to satisfy said Execution and
costs that NAV accrue thereon
-Dated this 18th day Of Dec. A, D. 1874.
Sel II IL John ID. sHEAhER
Tvs Sheriff Of Cedar county, foVa.
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Judge Nelson has forbidden wo-
men to attend the Beecher trial. One
who applied was refused admittance.