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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS .


will produce evidence for the and convc
tion Of the who liciousiy injured and
roke tn Lamps Gas tie of the 18th
by OF the Common Council.
Dated. Eyansville June Is. 1851. IS. HOPKINS.
cliff Mayor.
GOOD BUSINESS STAND FOR RENT.
~ block lRildng First will be yaeaied la
few days Tie three brick and
aud large hsf square Main street
First sna opposite the Post Office This stnd has peculiar
advantages for Try Gvods establishmsnt Esre immedi
cliff FRANCIS LlNCK.
HEWET's CELEDR iTED BEATER Hay PRESS,
VI % Is VI % II II e -.
VIE under wing purchased tie right Ter Wander
q burgh aud eight adjoining counties beg LEAVE TO inform
the and citizens Of said territory that they
ptred iuild and said Presses aud sell individual
rights within the above named territory they will
furnish the CASTINGS aud oa Work those who may wish TO
I,ild Tor then selves.
the ADVANTAGES Of this Press very great
that have introduce being capable doing
than twice th work per that Pres in use
can DO and pressing bales which very desirable
in shipping.
The best superiority is that in Switzerland
county alone w eh ofoar heaviest coun-
bes there are about hundred and fifty
operation.
Bsde. has ucessivey received the premium and Silver
Me lais at both the Ohio and Indiana State Fairs.
For terms apply to 3rspt Co.. their Agricultural
seed AN Feed Store. Main Bridge
anv He lad to j. s. Mitchell.
matt viii lie given with plsastre and the Presses
can De seen in operation. J. S. MITCHELL.
eio-StdWu T. GRANT & CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-14

$1,000 WAR WITH RUSSIA.
IU>O BLACHSMlTHS, WHiTESMITH9 AND
II EVERYBODY ELSE.-RUN HEREi-Having estab-
lsned Coal Yard Water between Locust
and Walnut sell in any quantities the best
PITTS RGH COAL low prices he boughs be-
the Fails All orders left the store OF Hornbrook
Church will be thankfully attended
to by n.3-Iyd&w A. j. HUTCHINSON d co..
VHTATCIIES.-TfME, BEAUTY AND DURABILITY
w CONFINED Just reed. by Adams ia. - Express
from New York the Silver Watches ever brought
prising Hunting and Open Anchor
Escapeurnts Lspine Escapements and English Levers
os +. HTSTACE. LIST street, near Main
Il fees. Enquire OF es y. HUSTaCE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-14
NOW OR xEtER,

CUBA SIX CIGARS 40 boxes 10 each choice quality
~ Just -eed sale by s. K. GILBERT CO..
my& Src near Water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-14
SAVINGS IA NIX AVID EXCHANGE
nEkuCE.

y1Esr STREET BELOW NAIS.
HIs Bank At be rate Of per cent per
nun on al money deposit 4. payable on demand. Bsyu
and Exchange E.stsrn southern and wssssn Cite.
warrants &C. &C. Makes Collections and RENTS proceeds
prom ptly st current rates oftxchangs.
Money RENTED 20 any part OF Esxope-
E6oren from so'eI0ek A II tnl5 e'elsek z. y
r.B-Ar or.-ss post ~ FF,=p.y s.sazdsats.
Evz5-i-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-14

HOUSE, SIGN AVE OuNAMENTAk PAlNTlN0:
PANTS oils; WiSr9m StAss. . 81; 81:
u above business and opened shop ssd Store on Sye-
CONSISTENTLY on hand large ssosk OF Paints OILS windev
Glass yarpshes Brushes &C.. &c. They also solicit ords
for Hous and ssa painting variety promising
cent. /, in hs b.s vie prices. nye
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-14

NEW GOODS!
AVE RECEIVED this day the folio wing Good via:
w Damssk Moreens for Cuytains: "
Dsmask BaocaIel for Curtains: DAMN cbir,x.
White Curtain Musns; Supey nl.in Ro,,sx Rihro.s
arge nock zap Ribbons; 5cases solid Cheek Cnghams;
Dack Etc livery cheap s4 Manchester Ginghams:
Low-priced Lawns; Super 49, Furnitars Prints;
sncy Cotton Half Hose it'll gocd which
will he exhibited on call LANES LOW Co
myA Az Main strest Louyville XIV.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-14

ookS are opened the Once ~ Jshn J. Chandler
Secretary ofthe Evansville Gas Light Company. and vii
be kept open for thirty from this date for the
ton Of $4,000 additional Stock Of said Company erderes y
the Directors thereof in conformity law the 9Th DAY
March. 1854. Attest: JOHN j. CHANDLER.
my3O-fn Secretary.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04
To Cupid's vOfaries.

We suppose there is none Of our young
people 50 unsophis,ocated but that they
know the origin and importance CT ST.
VALrsTiSEs DAv, but fearing some
may have bad memories, We viii say tina,
ST. Valentines Day is the l4.h Of Feb
ruary, the day on which the fea,hered
tribe choose their ma,es-and the day on
which each swain should address val.
entine to his Eaamoreifa expressing bis
agoaies, or nearly so.
The better TO enable them 10 perform
this lmportan, duty with elegance, neat
ness, taste and dispatch, Mr.. A. G,Lsr.r
has obtained . large ami splendid assert.
ment OF these articles. We would ad.
monish all who are pro,rac,ing sing,.
Nessef7aess 10 have tie fear Of Cupid be.
lore their eyes, and d, their dur on this
imporau, occasion.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04

Tie Rev. H. c. Dean viii, iec:ge al
the Methods, Church, in this place, or
Thursday evening, Feb. Oh, agent Of the
American Tract Society. Also on the
Friday evening following, will deliver a
Temperance Lecture, a, the same place.
Mr.. Deanis well and iavoratly known
as pleasing and eloquent speaker, and
gentleman OF undoub,ed ability. He
has won the appreciation ofthe people
wherever he has lec,ured. We ansici.
pate much pleasure a, the Temperance
lecture, and would be pleased to see a
fall house. Mr.. Dean purposes to spend
only the two evenings with us, we would
therefore advise our friends to turn out
On bo;k occasions,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04

i For the credi, of our county. we re.
greet to say that sovereign" Of this for
Torn peculiarity resides within the limits
Of Old Cedar. A shor, time since, we
had personal interview with this relic
Of pas. ages. We requested him to SUBJ
scribe for the .4irertissr. or course he
declined. We did no, rest with blum,
refusal, bu, modexly limited TIA, he had
a family growing up around him, who
were soon TO occupy their several stations
of usetslness in the world, and insisted
that as he took no paper, he ought to, as
they contained information which can be
gathered from TO other source. With
self-satished air, and pious gravity which
well Nigh. become monk Of the dark
ages, he replied" tba, he had tro books in
his family which contained all the lar.
min folks or, to have"
Our curiosity was excited t, learn ,ha,
such s,upenduous books were extant.-
We stopped momen, to conjecture the
magnitude Of the two volumes which
could contain such a vas, amour, OF
knowledge; compendiums Of many ,hous-
and volumes. In our a;temp:. a, conlec,u.
ring the size Of these stupendous works,
our mind only became confused with WIS.,
ions of colosseums, pyramids, mountains
and other objects Of extraordinary mag
nisudes ;---whereupon, we enquired the
title of these immense volumes. With
much sincerity he replied, tina: lone was
his Bible, and the other. DiHworth's SPED.
ling Book"
We rendered him our "Kossu,h," and
requested him 10 step over to our Sane
,um" and he should have our HYMN book,
razor and ssrop, and any thing else in
the office, except our Dictionary, which
we especially reserved to SHIELD us from
the fire OF the .Muscdtine Journal
He didn', subscribe.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04

What has become OF this formidable
body which lately contained such super.
abundance of forensic and poIemic tai.
VI, and erudi,lon, and was clothed with
such majesty and illim!,able law.making
powcr' Has il "Pe,ered out" or only ad
lourned over the holidays!
All whe are DESTROYS of information
can receive the desired knowledge BY at.
tending at the Court House, on next Mon.
day evening, as we are authorized by
the Sergean,-at.arms to say that he will
be on hand like a large quantity Of build.
ing material, and will have the room
warm and lighted up in time.
The question before the House is the
usury law, now on It's final passage. W.
are informed, tia, on Monday evening
a bill will be introduced to repeal all
laws against bigamy, and to allow mar
more wives than he can suppor-eact
wife 10 be entitled to a dover of one.
taiEa of his estate, and he 10 be deharred
the privilege Of making a valid note OF
hand unless each Of his wives sign it.
The importance Of this bill demands
:ha. general attendance should be had
ladies as vel! as the gents, as both are
interested.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04
Dreadful Tornado.

FROM the OHIO Farmer we learn .ha, a
dreadful tornado occurred in the peiehbor.
hood Of Mt. Vernon, O., on Friday ar.
teraoon, the 90 OF January, 1854. Il is
spoken OF as one OF the heavies; storms
OF wind, thunder and lightning, that
that section Of the country has been visit.
ed with since 1928. We quote the FOL.
lowing:
The town OF Brandon was almost en-.
t'rely des,royed--hardly a house Is lef,
TO mark the site OF the place
DR. Wheaton, OF, Bfanden. was severe.
ly if not fatally injured. Our frs, report
was that he was killed by the falling OF
his house
A Mrs Smith, living about four miles
from Mt Vernon, had Ter arm broken
and her head severely cut BY the falling
q her house. She IS SO severely injured
that her lie is dispaired of.
Inc tornado was abou, half mile
vide, tearing up everything "a its track.
Al Branden large two story houses
we're moved from their foundation some
ten or twelve feet.
The inll extent OF the damage done
las not yet been ascertalned.
Inc streams soon overdowed their
banks, and IN attempting to cross Arm
strong run last evening, in a buggy. a
Mr.. Ebenczer Jenkens was thrown from
his buggy and drowned.
fhs stable OF Buckingham & Co. Of
MI; Vernon was struck by lightning.
The violence Of the tornado was l;t,ls
less than tina. known here q the Borlinx.
ton tornado OF 1928.
The lower part Of our own city wa. al.
most Inundated by the tremendous quar-
sty Of rain that fell, and our streets look
ed more like rivers than common thor
ougl.ares!
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04

For the benefit OF our readers, we give
below the distance from the Atlantic to
the Pacific, by the proposed route. The
following estimates oil distance Is from
the observations and measurements upon
practicable routes so that when completed
il will not be far from the actual distance (:
Miles.
New York to the Mississippi, ll47
M,ssissippi to Council Bluffs, $50
Council Bluffs to Great Salt Lake
as measured by the Mormons l0l6
From Salt Lake, by emigrans route
10 San Francisco, (may proba.
bly, be shortened, 9l3
Total distance from New York 10
San Francisco, 1858
Tota' distance for the national work
from Missouri to the Sacramen.
10 deducted from this statement, 1900
Or this 1900 miles, California would
200 miles-so that the great
work required is reduced TO the cons,ruc-
ton Of about sixteen hundred miles, thro'
a country remarkably easy of cons,ruc-
ton, being the ia, planes Of the Platte"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04

- were la; week informed that
oay IN tbs coanty, WHO don't AXE
fer, was enquiriug d his neigh
shat s.ei. fuss was made about
IN Law iot I" Being informed ina,
on vas Icing made IN ms State TO
i. tho manufacture and sale OF spir,
liquors, BY the adoption al taw
. that .; the State oil Name, he
~fe- ssed las establishment by exciaim-
- "W2uderfnl stars = though, j,
was lie great law tina, the lawyers all
ss@e :. .earn-,hs man law OF the land
q 's''~s~a the code is only branch"
!. : f4rasass it
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04
C-1frat iowa Al Liz Ran Read.

\ earn from tie dideren, papers
the line OF ,ais road, tia, the same
been pa. under cor,sae, to Cedar Ra-
Messrs. Sheriff., Eagley l. CO,
- .c,ors. We are glad to hear il. moi
~ ego,.stlca. ourselves, we wish our
sin Jackson, Jones ard Linn coan-
nay fl. realize then br:gh,es,
8.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04

The Linn County Register Marion
contains the following bi, Of statistics;
Tina, our friends a, a distance may
form some idea OF the rapid increase Of
our population. we will state that there
have been twenty births in this town and
vacinl.y during the las. two weeks"
Prolific, ism, il! II this increase con-
tinues a, the above unprecedented ratio,
1t will, a, the end Of the year, amour. to
$40 births; in five years, to $500 little
souls. Oh! bedlam' wha, a Babylon
Marion will be-what a harvest in store
for schoolmasters and sugar plumbs.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04
Whig State Convention.

The Wings OF Iowa, through Jso. P.
CooK. the chairman OF the central CON.
,ait,ee, have called a State Convention
TO be held at Iowa City, on the 22d Of
February, 1854, for the purpose OF put.
ting in nomination candidates for the dif.
ferent State Offices.
We desire that Old Cedar shall he re.
presented in that body. Wings, arouse
10 daty-your country mus, again be
saver.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04

lci,izens Of old Cedar are waking up ii
this important matter tina, they are arm
ing themselves, and preparing for til,
great battle which is soon to be Tough
Throughout. the State, to determine whe,he
Or no. we shall have the Maine Law
The question is fast assuming that i'm.
por.ancc which j, demands, and the citi.
zens here are determined 10 do their
nigh, 10 make il the question, and the
only question a, the coming election.
The Club Of the Waterman of the Val
ley, lately established here, are doing a
good work-increasing in numbers and
strength. The County Temperance So
ciety met Al the Methodist Church, in
this place, las, Friday evening. a, which
time they were addressed by the Rev
Geo. Porter. The meeting vas we'll at
tended and the lecture listened TO with al
ten,ion. The meeting adjourned to NEE,
on Friday evening, Feb. 18th, a, which
time it is hoped the friends will turn on,
and asss, in the good work.
Ii is true tina. the evils OF in'empeyance
are no, daily manifested here as in many
other places, tina. the revehngs OF the
Bacchanalian and the degrading and
loa,hsome spectacles of drunkenness are
exhibitions not frequent among us--'ha'
our village is quiet place, where sotr-
ETY. dwells--yet we cannot say that King
Alcohol has no, foot hold among US
we cannot say, that we are free from the
ravages Of this demon.
The friends OF temperance have al.
ready done much, bu, there is still more to
do; the work will no; be finished until the
monster i. driven from our borders; until
this Obstructive enemy to man--the mos,
seductive of helrs agents-is bound in
chains by the adoption OF the Maine
Law; until this vicegeren. OF the paren,
of sin is driven back TO the realms Of
darkness, from whence he came; until
this insidious foe to humanity. 10 virtue
and goodness, is forever banished from
the land then the victory will be ours
then the war will be over-but not till
then.
During the pas, year, the horrible
spectacle OF a victim OF run, murder
was pres. nted to our eyes. Many OF our
citizens remember the man who, while
under the influence of alcohol, severed
with razor the jugular vein, in the
streets OF Upton, las, summer. Many
witnessed the commissions of the dying
man, as borne, covered with blood, to the
Cour, House, to avail. the departure Of
OF his spirit TO that '.bourn from which no
traveller returns. Many were presen,
when he drew his las, breath. |, was
bu, one among the many OF the murders
OF this emm!ssary OF death. 1t was bu,
an occular demonstration of its power,
and should be stimulous 10 every one to
exert them 10 aetlyity--to arm them for
the contest-to revive their courage, that
they may enter the field with fixed de-
to bear of the palm OF victory.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04

PsssIsc Away. OF the Senators IA
Congress who were member. Of the De.
cember session of lSa5. only the follow
ing named gentlemen have seats a, pres.
ent: Mr. Atkinson, OF Missouri; Mr..
Fright OF Indiana; Mr.. Cass, of M,ehi.
gan; Mr.. Clayton of Delaware; Mr..
Pearce, OF Maryland Mr.. Phelps, of
Vermont. And bu, fire OF the present
body were IN service as Senators ut any
time previous to the above date.--.Ea.
tionai In.eii,gencer.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04

WoMAS's SrNpArHY.-The Ladie.
Of Erie and Harborcreek have held a
meeting and resolved 10 presen, silver
pitcher and salver 10 the c,szens o!
those redoubtable localities who were
thrown into prison for participation in
the receut railroad riot. We always
thought the dear creatures had banker
Ing a!se, scamps,-especially as they
never took TO us.-Cap. Reporter.
How lamen'able the last clause OF The
above. The Editor has very sly and
significant way OF advertising, and i, is all
right enough tina, while putting every
body, an edlor should be allowed TO do a
little for himself. His remarks are lust,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04

Stephen B. shellady OF Jasper county,
is spoken OF as candidate for the Office
OF Governor Of this State, and James
Harlam for the Office OF Superintendent
{. Public instruction; both being sub
'.ct to the action of the, Wing State Con.
vention.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04
E Presiien, Pierce has issued his

Er Presiien, Pierce has issued his
Proclamation Disappearing and strongly
eensuring the course pursued by Walker,
the Ellibus.es, in invading Lower Cali.
forn'a, and proclaiming himself President
oi the same. He warns "all persons WHO
snaJ. connect themselves with any such
a.erprise or expedition. that the penal.
lies Of tie law denounced against such
'ainal conduct, vii! be rigidly enfor
ed And calls upon all good citizens
respect our laws and the law Of ma.
IS, and TO. d1seoun,enance, and proven,
enterprises.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04
AMENDMENT TO THE CoNsTtru TON.

AMENDMENT TO THE CoNsTtrU TON.
The House Of Representatives adop-
ted resolutions on the 18th inst, provi-
ding for the appointment Of a COMMITTEES
of nine members, to Join such committee
as may be appointed by the Senate, TO
whom shall be referred the amendmen.
proposed by Mr.. Ewing, for amendment
OF the Constitution as to the mode OF
elec'ing Presiden, and Vice President.
abo:shing the intervention Of electors
and destroying the general ticket system
by dividing the State into the same num-
Der OF districts as each State has Scna-
tors and Representatives, with inssrur-
tons to AXE the suhjec, matter generally
into consideration, and repor, in such
manner as TO them shall seem mos, expo
dent.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04

larArr With MExIco.-.The Her.
aids Washington correspondent, s,s,es
that the treaty with Mexico, which Ia.
been negotiated BY Mr.. Gadsden, is now
IN the hands OF the President, and wiz
soon o. communicated to the senate.
y provides for such boundary as viii
enable the United STATES to. protocs Mer.
leo from the Indians, for the RIGHT az ,s.x
Tor a railroad TO the Pacific. or. A IN ~
isrnai've. that Mexico shall ccde % II.
United States boundary tia. shall er.e.d
nearly 70 the Sla qasail1. grine ! jsyee
snsns'on Of territory. including Lcyssr
S.l'aorn'a ard Sonora. upon rsynera =
w sun q o6e. eco COO. An for ~.
right OF way. 80
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04

The Monthly Jubilee, crazy, ram.
pan, anu-rent, an,i-land monopoly and
woinlly progressive publication at Phil.
adelphla, contains in is catechlsm the fol.
lowing exposition of Cnrists mission:
"Ques. What are The present., unseen ag.ncie.
10 effect jub,ee9
AEs Tho right Of Free Speech and Ere. In.
nairy as contehded for BY Jesq. Christ, WIN
Pm and 'rHEs FiosEERs, that led 10 The set.
Element Of Pennsylvania,
Oa scissors. Carist a pioneer in the
se',lemen, OF Pennsylvania, Ministers
OF the Gospel will be led to exclaim:
Farewell othe!lo's occupation 3 gone,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04

sN@We invite the attention OF all, and
especially the Trading Community to the
Advertisement, Of Ogilvic s St. John. -
Read II, be informed where 10 trade to
advantage and profit.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04

Hon. Jno. P. Cook viii accep, our
thanks for bound copy OF Capt. STAINS
bury's Report OF the Exploration and Sur.
vey of the Valley of the Grea' Salt Lake
of Utah, with accompanying maps.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04
IO~ or $40 convic,s confined in ,ls

k4 Of $40 convic,s confined in tic
Tennessee peni,en,iary, 80 were temper
ate before sentence and 2O2 in,empe rais.
aud III were drunk when they committed
grim" There arc al whose fa,h.rs .~rrs
temperate; l79 whose fathers were in,em-
perate, OF whom, az were common drunk-
ards. There are 3 who have Lad a elas-
seal education, a common English "a,
ueat'on, los who can read only, and a
who can neither read nor write. Thcsa
statistics show very clearly tina, in,vm-
perance and the wan, Of education are
the laost fruitful sources Of crime.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04
Religioas Notice.

The Rev. Mr.. Riley viii preach a.
the Court House, in this place, on sa,ur.
day evening (,ornight) at 81 O'Clock
and also on the Sabbath, at the same
place, a. l0l o'clock A. NJ, and also ON
Sabbath evening, a, the usual hour,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04

-" We would again call the attention
OF the Farmer and Mechanic, and all
those WHO are abou, 10 subscribe Tor pa
per out Q. the county, TO the Ohio Far.
msr and Mechanics assistant, published
AZ Cleveland, Ohio, BY THonAs BRows
only - per year, and one OF the very
best papers c: The kind published In the
United States. Send Oh your sabscrip.
tons. He las back numbers on hand
and will take pleasure in supplying you
from the commencement, OF vol. third.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04
@~The Oyiiyie House-w,,l

~ The Ogiivie House will soon 10
reigned by another dynasty. The fnn OF
Usher, Tbayer & Co., have taken lease
OF this spacious hotel for ten years ttvy
take possession the frs, OF March, neH.
Success 10 this young and en,erprising
firm. Mus. Enc.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04
lnollAev Trirrnph.

Boston, the strong hold OF Ru,nocracy.
has been redeemed from the grasp OF the
monsters l.fr Smith has been elected
Mayor and majority OF the Common
Council over the combined powers Of Al
cohoi. LIE, the friends Of Temperance
rejoice.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04

V The Life f.sc-ls have everything i,
Vs.r owh way yst. o. SATURDAY, J.aaaary
-, hing L. Lowsrv were discharged BY the
aas,Ese, Cour, ii P....bs-g.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04

FRozrs TO DEATH.--Mr. Dull IN Fon
du Lac county, Wis. Cause--whiskey-
A. ID. Morris, near Alexandra. Mo.
on the 18th inst. Cause---whiskey.
II. Howe, Of Harrisonville, Knox co.
III, a lew days ago. Cause --whiskey:
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-04

10 We stated in a portion OF on,
!4s. issue, ina. George B, Shedd, OF Lee
county, received the nomination at the
Free Soil Convention, for Superintendent
o. Pubic Works. /, should have been
Pabli, Instruction.
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