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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-22
Shocking Murder.

An awful murder occurred last night ut
a lox doggery in Rock Island called the
Washington House.
About 9 o'clock in the evening some
guftsmen anu boatmen, most y Irish, as
selnbed at the above named "hel!' and
commenced their Bacchaaalian orgies bY
drinking, swearing, Sc, and a row was
soon started between raltsman nam ed
James M'F.iden, recently from Du-
buque on raft that stopped at Moline,
anu the deceased, called by some Patrick
Hogan. Both parties were irish and
both drunk. M'Fadden drew dirk
and struck at Hogan, who caught II II
his hand receiving severe wound, neat-
ly severng his fingers from the hand. -
Hogan rctreatel to tie back part of tht
bar-loom followed by NJ Fadden, who
then stabbed him three times IN The
breast killing him instantly n'Faddei
fled through the back door and made h
escape Notwithstanding there were twen
~ men present who might have prevent
ed it.
Two hundred cellars reward has bee
offered by the mayor OF Rock Island ic
the arrest ana conviction OF M FadJen
-Davenpor Com.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-22

A DOG sroRy.--On Monday evening,
as dog was walking leisureIy down
State street, "alone in his glory and
seemingly distracted, one OF gang of
paper-venders, standing in front of the
Traveller Office, threw his cap at him
Il struck Caesars tail. He thereupon
turned round, looked at the cap moment
and then at the boys. After viewing the
latter with military clrcumspection, he
approached the lad who was. ..bareheaded
placed his paw upon his shoulders, and
barked three times into his face, as much
as to say, "Where did You learn you'
manners, you son of Erin :" The nrch
in was frightened half cut of his trous
ers, and screamed and trembled ant
screamed again and thus terrified, Ce
sar left him. II Boston Courier.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-22

We learn that an American citizen,
belonging to that category recognized as
such by the nationality doctrines ef Mr..
Marcy, in his Hnlsemann letter, but now
In France, has been compelled by the
French authorities to draw in the con-
scrip!ion, and having drawn an unlucKy
number, has been placed on the rank
and file Of the French army. An active
negotiation is now gsing Oh at Paris fol
this mans liberation, and the Frencl
Cabinet is being pressed 70 make iina]
decision on the European doctrine 0
"once subject, always a subject" |
is expected that the Cabinet will declare
once for all, what amount Of respect they
consider due to a remuneration OF allegl
ance, and to a simple declaration of in
tentions TO become the citizen of anothe
Government. The name o. the indlvid
ual in question: is Menard. " \. Trib
| ynde
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-22
The Treaty with Mexico.

The following is the mcssagc..sent into
the House of Representatives on Wednes-
day las, by the President, asking for an
Appropriation to defray the expenses IN
Cured by the Gadsden treaty
Message from The President Of the on'-
ted Safes, transmitting copy Of the
Treaty bet.oeen the United States Of
.4oserica and the Republic Of -Ner'co.
To the House of Represeata.toes:-
have received information that the
government Of Mexico has agreed to the
several amendments proposed Wy the
Senate to the treaty between the United
States and the republic of Mexico, sign
ed on the thirtieth of December last and
has authorized its envoy extraordinary
TO this government, TO exchange the ratl'
irntioos thereof. The time within which
the ra,ifica,ions can be exchanged will
expire on the thntieth instant.
There Is provision IN the treaty iof
the payment by the United States &c
Mexico of the sum of seven millions o.
dollars on the exchange OF ratification
and the further sum of three millIons oi
dollars when he boundaries OF the ceded
territory shall be settled,
To be enabled to comply with the sup
IL,
treaty, relative to the payment aeIc'i
mentioned. il will be necessary that Ion
rress should make an apropf'a''oh
, seven millions OF dollars Tor that po pos
haeo,. the thir,ieth instant, and also tn
sum Of three millions of dollars, TO D
paid when lhe boundaries shall be es'ao
. lisbed therefore respectfully reque'
that the sums may be put at the dispos'
of the executive.
berewite transmit to the House
Representatives copy of the said tres
/ ~ FRANKLIN PIERCE.
i W.s.1xGros, June 81, 1854.
: Accompanying this message a COZ
/, Of the Treaty as lately recommended
l. the Senate was sent in. Its object is
remove all causes of disagreement an
+, difficulty between the two nations u
st preamble setting forth that its purpose
n TO renocs euery cause Of d'sag'es"'e
'e which might interfere in any mann
- with the better friendship and lnteroour
q be,ewen the two countries, and especia
AS in respect to the true limits which shol
he established, when, notwlthsiaha'
IN vha, was corenanted in the treaty
~ ~ Guadalupe Hidalgo, i'll the year ios
Z. opposite interpretations have been 'rl
81. which might give occasion to qoesa'
Of serious moment" - Pennsyto@a1a''
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-22
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For the Advertiser.
The Broken Heart.

BY N. A. "A.
., nightly, beneath this lone willow
With nights lovely bird complain,
And return but to water my pillow
With tears Of deep anguish and pain.
With the fairest the gaycst, the proudeat
rning'e, and seem to be gay,
But e'en while their praises are ioudest,
Ny heart turns disguised away,
They tell me mine eyes have grown brighter
Than diamonds, there love and Joy meet,
Ny step than fairies is lighter,
NY voice than a nghtengale's, sweet
But they know not the brightness il!nmIning
Miae eye II meteor's gio"
The rose on my cheek that is blooming
The angel ef death planted there.
They know not that cen while listen
TO light words. or join i, the jest,
Beneath nv eyes traant tears glisten,
Escaped from their prison, ny breast
0, when viii the dawn OF the morrow
No longer to cones BUSINESS Hake'
A'az who viii fath9m The sorrow
The heart mast endure e'cr i. breaks!
Bat sooG twill ne o'er, yes. Seei H.
Nv life is fast eboing away
Why then do try to conceal IT,
Why seem what cannot he, gay
Zen ne fer my heart strings IS feeling
Deaths cold clammy fingers. The gloom
OF the grave o'er my sad brow is steai'n2
I'm destined the bride OF the tomb
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-22
Chicago and Lake Supsror tonner'ed---Ninat.
xate Railroad Bill Passed,

The following hill has passed both
Houses and received the signature oil the
President. The act covers no land out
of the Territory for two reasons:
lst. 1t was feared that the President
would veto the bill if its provisions ex-
tended to States.
ID. There is such an Immense scram-
ble for Iowa lands here, that the friends
of this bill preferred not to enter into IT.
There is a charter from Dubuque up
to the Minnesota line now, and 1t IL SAID
that grant ol land would amount to but
li,tle, as the land there is nearly all Ia
ken up.
The men that have got hold of these
enterprises from Dubuque to Lake Supe'
rior, intend to have the road opened to
Lake Superior by the time the Chicago
Branch OF the Illinois Central Is opened
| to Caro-,
Section three cuts off he grant iron
any company heretofore organized, on
not from the last company to which lant
was granted, as their charter gave then
time 10 organize and they were depatir'
whether to organize OF not without tia.
grant. Of course, they will now organ
ize. This company is the same as h'
one running from Dubuque up.
The passage of tins b,l ensures th'
passage OF nearly all our northwestern
railroad bills. The opposition to this b
men a, work for other roads, has had tn
effect TO keep other roads back. 1t Ia
passed IN good faith and in good humo'
and think all bills reported by the Com
mittee, will pass. At any rate, the ILL
nois delegation viii go for al!.-lChica
90 Democrat
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-22
Jenny Lind.

A private letter from Vienna says;
"A few DAYS since | called q. the hotel
Rum Ro!nzehen Kaiser to pay my re-
specs to jenny L.ud Galdschmldt. She
has decided pencbant for America and
Americans and, m,reover,as | happen
ed to be well acquainted with some OF her
Boston friends, | was made doubly well
come. She informed me OF her eXpecta-
ton to settle permanently in the United
States, mainly on account OF her child, a
brigA. l:t;le boy. She has been giving
concerts in Vienna III quiet u,4as>u-
ming way. She spoke Of IA Boston Sab
bath as a delightful luxury. Here the
Sabbath is made gala day BY all clas'
ses Public persons mpst keep opeI
rooms as Oh other days oil the week; ane
the people go from the cnugcA to the thea
tre, as if both weIe dedicated to the Mos
High. The Jenny Lind Of former day
has become the dlgnifed madame Gold
schmidt Of the present. She appear
somewhat ol Ter, but retains the lranknes
and simplicity Of manners which hav
characterized ncr above all others"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-22

time is evidently near at hand when the
latter will have to abandon the neutrality
which they have up to the prescn. time
observed, and to declare themselves for
the party witc which they are naturally
allied BY interest and sentiment. The
events at Shanghae have opportunely
arrived to hasten a decision that should
have been sooner come to, and our gov
ernment, as well as that Of England
will rommit great political fault, if they
are deferred by any feelings ofmisplaced
delicacy or sxueamishnsss from pro6ting
by the present favorable coniunc,ure OF
circumstances, to make such terms with
the insurgents as their countenance il
not their active cooperation will now
enable them to secure.--.N Y. Her aid
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-22

WHEer1sG BaIpG E.---It is decided 10
rebuild this bridge with one track, with
the expectation that / will hereafter be
enlarged by the ail Of railroad compa-
p,es. Il is said that an injunction will be
applied for 10 prevent its reconstruction
unless n, an elevation to conform to the
decree OF the Court.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-22
Deputy surveyors.

A. d. GRAHAM, residence miles n. W. from
Upton, JoEEpH STEER, of Springdale Town,
shin. residence at Samuel Kings, ? miles west
from Hickory Grove. Gro WHISTLER, rssi-
Asncs It Tipeen.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-22

ry-A young man II; led Jacob Dunn,
formerly Of Laporte couaty, Indiana, but
more recently Of Davenport, Iowa, was
drowned in Skunk River, at the crossing
of the Iowa City road, on Sunday last.
His brother and four other persons from
Indiana, were with him on their return
from Marshall county, where they had
been looking at the country ihe Ter
ryman was absent from home, and the
deceased attempted to swim across the
river for the boat, but when within fe"
feet Of it, sunk to rise no more, hi
| friends being unable to rescue him. The
5oav was recovered on Tuesday morning
O,kaioosa Herald.
The government, warehouse for TN
Chippewa Agency, on the Gro" WIN:
r,ver. Minnesota, has been burned. :
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-22

ra1sa A rough looking customer was
making considerable fuss one day aoos'
! ne,ghbor swlndling him. How did he
svndle you asked one OF the crowd
"now Why, sir, he run away WIN
my wife,"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-22
SAMUEL DEWELL,

SURVIVOR OF CEDAR COUNTY, IOWA
WILL be happy TO wait upon al. those VINO
desire his services. IL is prepared TO 90 sur
yeying with correctness and dispatch
Once In the Court House,
Tipion. Io,oa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-22

GREEN T. McNAuGHTON.
AEERCHANTS.- Keep on hand Ready mace
Ill Clothing, Boots and shoes, Yankee NO
tinns. Drv Goods. oeeries, &C. Rochester,
Cedar county, Iowa. NJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-26
500 Reward,

/ OFF ONE lit NDaED DOLLARS RENhRD
Il tor the "rIe-t # ms \ E. RO MAN ALLrNwb Is
bee" al large sine January last Allen VA. hired Ia
"e"'ge kylctor the year 1873, aud wns worked at
or near Knoxville, Tenn. The line of the Va ma
tennessee u lrna T. and, am informed, WIS brought
by said kyler Lynchburg Va Sid slav. ,,,,. n var
returned /" my farm and hive reason to beiieve he
lurking about Lrnrhhurg. will pay the above rewnrd
tnr INK delivery ut Allen myself or to m NJ Cabell
esq "r IL ne be- confined in the jail at Lynchburg.
Amen l.23 year. OF age very black; tcet 8 ol in
cnrs his' without u scar b!emi,h upon him; weats
hi' hnr bong and w'l.cnmbcd and heavy W i.kef,; i,
convrr 'ble aud pert, and calls him elf Alien NeInn
ort % tbw ARNOLEM 81 ENENS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-26
Proceedings Of the Stockholders of the Va
and Tenn. Railroad

The stockholders of the Virginia and Tennes
session, in this city, yesterday morning the 25th
inst
On motion. of VIM. B. Preston Esq. Mr.. \. II.
Campbell was called to the chair and Messrs
J. Royal Holcombe and VIM. II. Hughes were
appointed secretaries.
Aquorum of stockholders. was ascertained To be
present, and the meeting proceeded to business.
On motion, the Chair appointed commit
tee,consistng of Messrs d, K. Edly, H. D. Flood
and C. L. Crockett, to examine proxies who after
making examination, reported them correct. The
President, Jno. r. Mcdaniel. esq, then read the
following
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-26
Valuable Property for Rent and sale.

n The l0Il OF N"yemnorI will rent the lease whrcl
~ hold on the Foundry II. tie mouth Of Fishing
Creek one mile below Lynchhurs. on the cans.; md
Sci L. on tn, same day. Il The Foundry Fixrnles be-
longing t" the establishment. J SLAUGHTER
INV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-26

gers has been put down at cents per mile a low
charge than Is maze on any other road in the State
and at cents of this number would viola u
same amount
hEcApIrrLATloN
9'' passengers AT 32i
llo5o 4<''''''..''...'. .......S l42 Gs6
1i'ol o''''''''............eS42s Ice
lonhage'''.'.. AZ
Sl,235.6s.
Take on ohe-haIi Tor expenses SGI7 s2s
Sell go
Estimating the cost OF the road at s. 100000 this
would be IL per cent. on the whole cost and # a.,
realize but half Of the foregoing estimates we have
ieg''l interest On tle investment And Why may We
pI,ipro od orr pii,a9 per ahhum The
a. "ch "a e. eas "s IN ,h o1Pany nave received
half of this must have been local bushes. a's H.,
received in the previous year before their road ~
eAenuea 10 'le emo river ez'oI",S26 And during
many months that the tb,ogh TO-" u 'lt ONO Tor
pended. The local business of the Virginia and
ne'see Railroad although the road is shorter mus
j.. ~ =, ',ie ana ONO roaf
country through which il passes ''''ss Oh II
Having pointed out the Railroads which are to ee,
as leeuetS To- our me IN the West and South it is
P'oP'' ~ 'iiuo 70 'Ne means oil conveying passen-
tnation. We possess a peculiar ADVANTAGE :;
respect for while we are ourselves free from compe
and rat - ~ - 'nv ope.loh "i inc lines North
We are connected with Tidcwotsr e
a Canal of greater capacity than the Erie Canal nta
yious to its enlargement which is l46 mies Iona @
with Richmond by Raraod 1Sa n,g also connected
We connected by Railroad with Petcrsbnro ~
through that place with City Point I3l miles in d..
.hoe, Al NY roiht the Railroad Cars discharge
~ 9o ~" e'eISourg by railroad, dis
with Alexandria by the oron%c rT Are connected
and its Lynchburg extension forming direct lin.
"olh mere through All the cities North of u.s.
hfanch was surveyed; To construct this branch with
tt ANU lne same character of super
500 ono WV mann '''ie' would cost
heretofore surveyed and reported upon some S er
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-26

we are requested to say that the sale adyer
used to come off today, by Mr. f. Logwood,
has been postponed The day of sale will be
gwen by advertisement in our issue of TO- marrow
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-26
FOR RENT.

Al anrii ~. on the lst day of November the store
EHmil house on Main, It formerly occupied by &. & "
k2A Is Strptoe. The ho1.e will be- rented until the
1T March. 1855. j. f. SLAUGHTER
% dI lnny
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-26
FOR PRIVATE SALE.

A VERY hne liorie'' ii rseand SulAeyand II irHes.
"A in good ordtr-~hich wi be sold at great bur.
gam IN" resent having no futh,r use for
them Apply to
WIN II. NJ Shy. Aurtionrer
Oct. 2jtl,-3
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-26

he Petersburg Fair opened on the Oath with
ahatterlng display, We shall endeavor TO give
miller accounts in our next number.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-26

points north and east of LynchburE going to tn, -,
merous mineral springs, or the extreme sontb,,a..
over our road. It is believed therefore that tho -
going estimates really far short of what win =
realized.
1t should be noted also that the charge for pass.,,
gers has been put down at cents per mile y -
charge than is made on any other road in the S,,a
and at cents, / of this number would yield III,
same amount.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-26

SEES, the good effect and pratieal result OF which
they fatter themselves will be uaore manifest in
the succeeding year.
THE NETT EARNINGS PROM TnE EXHIBITS ~ TIE
GENERAL. SUPERINTENDENT REPoRT.
The gross receipts were. from all
sources, $l63 90 ~
From which deduct expenses, loo. ~ 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-26
S325,OD5 81

S}25, OO5 81
OF this sum there has been
collected of individuals, SSH l3
State. lH 800 %
225,0lI i3
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-26

Leaving balance on hand c9l.i62 -
The receipts since the organization of the
Company have been 1921 5.6O9 % aud disburse-
ments S5,12i,l46 Is.
The county Bonds on hand at the close of the
year have since been disposed of Mt par and in
terest. The Washington county Bonds, 500, 400.
were purchased 10y Mr.. John NJ. Preston, of
Washington county. and the Smythe county
Bonds by Mr.. VIM. II Spiller, of Wytheville.
The stringency in the monetary affairs of the
country which existed at your last meeting, and
to which the Board of Directors called your at
tention prevailed the whole year, increas sing in
severity, until it has reached point almost un-
precedent in tightness, and but for the general
soundness of the trading community giving a
basis for confidence, u disastrous pnnc would be
inevitable result
This arrangement has operated with particular
severity Virginia. Virginia Rail Roads es-
pecially. \ general etlement seems to have be
come necessary; and, as the Banks were the me-
dunn. they have been compelled 10 operate with
cirpumsrection 20 peoesN their issues. and great
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-26

Col. {. I'm. Garnet, Chief Engineer, then
read his report follows:
ENGINEERS OFFICE, VA. AND Tenn. Il. X.
Lynehbnrg. Oct. 25th, 1854.
IL Il. L. 1
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