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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05
The Election.

Next Monday is the election day.
This we wish would be remembered, and
every voter should be At the polls. We
would not desire to dictate any one course
to be pursued by them when there. nor
do we feel it Cur duty to advise them
which tickets to vote bu. Il Is .yerv vo.
tiers duty, as well as their right, to be 1.
the polls OH this day and perform one OF
the mos, sacred rights and duties belong.
Ing to freeman-to vote. 1t is through
the ballot box that our institutions are
maintained in their purity and through
the ballot box that we exercise the right
oil correcting the errors Of injudicious
legislation, and carry OIL, principles and
policies appertaining to the Offices Of gov-
eminent which may b. desirable and ben.
eficial to the masses. The ballot box is
the treemans weapon and the terror of
tyrants and monarchial governments, and
should be well guarded by the masses of
republic.
Monday then is the day on which will
be dispeled in our State the doubt which
now hangs over many questions now be-
tore the people, as well as the fate OF as
plrants to office and power. Turn gu,
then to the polls. Every man has voice
and each vote counts allie, nc matter by
whom cast. Turn out and do your duty.
II is your prerogative to cast vote un.
lrammeled by any influence, and in &C.
cordance with any views, however erro-
neous. Turn GU. and do your duty.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05

The Homestead bill passed the Sen
ate few days ago, and now awaits tn.
concurrence Of the House to the amend
ments by the Senate and the signatur.
OF President Pierce to become a law
Its Provisions are
!. A reduction or graduation of tn.
prices Of the public lands.
2. Presumption rights, giving the frs.
rignl to Tue States RESPECTIVELY in which
the public lands may lie. 10 the whole Of
them, at the reduced and graduated
prices.
5. Pfe-emp,ion grants Of land to
States for railroads AID canals, at the
reduced and graduated prices.
1. Pfe.emptlon shts to hold good for
I'VE years 10 actual settlers, heads OF
families, for one hundred and sixty acres
each, a, the loves, reduction Of twenty.
i've cents per acre. or twelve and half
cent: for such lands as may have been
IN the market over twenty years.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05

IsplASs.--About dozen Winneba-
go squaws and pappooses, attended by
one brave, were in town yesterday on
their way to Minnesota. They were
from Clear Lake. Corro Gordo county,
Iowa, from which they were driven BY
their deadly and relentless enemies, the
Sioux, who, it is said, killed their chief,
and another brave. The party appear
to be much detected and are nearly des-
titute. Among the number is Little
boy, (said to be son OF the Chief, } who
wears medal and other paraphernalia
Of authority about his neck. The medal
bears date 1915, has a figure l. cad OF
James X. Polk on one side, and embems
of peace and friendship on the o'her.----
The little fellow at,iacted the attention OF
the boys, VINO crowded around him in
great numbers to examine his ,rinke,s.
He did not appear to be in the least dis
mayed, but bore his honors with becom-
ng dignity. The party will go to Min
neso,a by steamboat, as they consider
i,hc journey by land hazardous on ac-
count Of the Sioux. .Muscatine Journal.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05

Eves i ss,e.nbef oil u Cnluese compa.
ny 1l..i .a..ac.s- Nno were Oh taeir way
TO TIE Eitce, wa beaten and severely IN.
Jale. W u nacknan, al Davenport. las,
;. ~ .aa' ":ocIng. The COMPANY had
niret ;--:>yance, but tas i'Y.~ e..
mug L. o1..- -ii..oA.~;-.s- sIeJ .s.,s.u 10
Proceed With. hir,, and while one O!
L.em was removing the baggage from
IRE 'sagnn ne WIS assaulted IN tn. man.
ner alole men, oned he aackman
was arrested, and Mayor Grant relu i. 4
to release him On bail The .Celes,a.s'
appear to BE- unfortunate Out OF Jl5
rec t~-d tor their performance IN Roek
Island 50 proved counterfeit. The door.
Keeper Oh the OCCASION has been held nc.
counta BILE.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05
Az EDITORIAL sraEEr FIGHT. -

~ EDITORIAL. STREET EJtHT. - S.e
g:eIai.y 81 the Intersection 3.tas f.sss.
:. AID s!x.h-s, was .ae scene Q. 80 q
iN.le excitement 90 Tuesday a..e1lso0n,
.. sut s c'e;-.. o.casioned BY . meeting
b..~eea faoG,s Francis Msagher. Que
oil the editors o; TAs sst,ss 4, aud Jsmes
A. Nc Master, editor aud proprietor 1t
Tie Freenan's Journal, growing oas
OF an article in the las, issue Of lac Free.
MANS Journal. des!gned - reply 70
certain articles whica nave been pabllsh.
ed IN TAs Cttsses, and a.uib0s~d 70 Mr..
Meayher's pen Lieut. Hicks ofthe Po-
lice arrested these gentlemen in the First.
av, near Sixth-st. The parti . were At.
tended a, the Court by . considerable
number Of their respective friends, and
the usual rabble. The ARE, statement
taken was that Of Mr. McMaster, the -.
saul,ed party. Hls statement was % The
efiec, tina, during the forenoon OF Tues
day. Thomas F.. Meagner called q. his
Office, with whip in his hand, and in.
CURED for him. He was expecting an
attack, and therefore sen. 10 the ottlce OF
the Cniet Of Police Tor Protection. An
officer came. Mr.. Measuer did no.
again make his appeal ance at the otice,
but abou, S o'cl OK he started fro bis
Office with the purpose OF going to his
dwelling. On passing the corner Of
Sixth-s,. and the Flrs,.av. he was Sc. up
on BY Thomas F. Meagner with whip.
and struck over the head several times.
He attempted 70 defend himself with his
cane and trying. 1t the same time, to
avoid further collision. he ran, when
Meagher pursued him, and ove'took and
seized hold Of him. He (McMas,er }
drew revolver and fred. He was then
Knocked down, jumped upon. and kick
ed. Who Kicked hum he could not say.
Thomas F. Meaahsr, being inquired OF
by the Justice, confessed to the attack
and did not deny the main facts. the
Justice inquired il Mr.. Nom .stes mad
any complain, to prefer. He replied
that he had no complaint to make. JUS
tice Wood, alter a few appropriate words
reprimandine the parties for making sucn
an exhibition Of themselves, anI tue
statement ,ha, there was, n the abse.Ice
Of any criminal complaint, McMas,er
having declined to make coDplaint) no
ground for any further proceeding, he
would hold the parties severaIly in $500
each to keep the peace. McMas,er gave
US his surety Mr.. McElsoy, No. ISL
Grand.st.. and Mr.. .Heaghef, Francis
Brennan, No. 2ls Ninth-s,. Nh. .Mea-
CHER appeared rather flushed and worri-
ed, as though he had gone through
pretty unpleasant job; but Mr.. .Mc.Mas-
ter seemed very cool and collected. and
simply complained tina, he had been KEEP,
80 long from his dinner, although sligh,
flesh wound or two abou, the head, and
some spots OF blood on his coat, might |
have led one 10 anticipate not Eule con-
Germ on his part. ], is thought by their
friends that this will no, be the las, OF
tisss he1ligerent contest between these
gentlemen. The refusal of the assailed |
party, Mr.. McMas,er, to appeal to the
law, would seem to indicate another
ineetlag as the probable result, unless the
!n!@r sassion oi discreet friends should |
p.ev@s8 r.. ". Y. Tribune.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05
Tbs Oskaloosa r Dad,

Last week, wnile In Muscatine, w,
learned from Mr.. Adam Oyilv.e cheer
ing news OF the progress of the work o.
this Road. That portion of the road be.
tween Musca,ine city aud Cedar river
is all ander contract and the iaborers are
pushing ahead the whole Of this iis,a nc G.
1t is taken by several contractors, all 0,
whom are a. work and dong a good
business, aud everything wears a Ra,ter-
ing appearance. Messrs. Oy,lvie 4 ST..
John, Usher & Tkaycr have now en-
i;ei. '"n'crh a;rards of 20 men and
Az" about % orae. iar;,s GREASE
Other contractors are ;ashinr ahead
equally well. We are glad to see other
roads progressing even If our own Is laid
under distressing embargo. Imhued
with no selfish views, it IS pleasing 20
know OF the prosperity Of others. We
learned alsottat company ~ men were
at Nusca,lne waiting the determination
OF the Chief Engineer, when they W. uld
at once commence work on the road from
Muscatine 10 Cedar Rap.1s. 10 commence
at the junction with the NJ. and NJ. Road
cas-, Of Moscow. This is the branch
which will pass through our county, aud
can be considered good news for us.
The completion Of both of these roads
is nov reduced TO certainty, and we
can hail the news as good tidings. 1t is
considered on all sides that the Lyons
Road will sooner or later be built. which
will, with the completion of this Musca-
tine and Cedar Rapids branch of the NJ.
and M. Road, place us in very favora.
bic position. Although We have been
and are how much depressed with the
failure OF the Lyons Road,
yet we can be of good cheer, there is
good time In store for Us.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05
UNIVERSITY FAMILY MEDICINES
FEVER md .1GyE.

THE University Of Free Medicine and
1 Popular knowledge. chartered py the State O,
Pennsylvania, April 18th, 1853, mainly &c ares:
the evils OF spurious nostrums; also to supply the
pubic With reliable NEEDLES, where the best raeA
cal advisers cannot or will not be employed, hsv.
ing purchased the invaluable remedy, Row AYp'a
TosIc MIxruKE the frst and only known for
twenty years a the certain cure for Fever aas
Ague and its kindred complaints, confidently
recommend II to the Afflicted. The above iastitu.
titution likewise recommend for beOsl oomp.at,.l.
EovASD's COMPOUND sYarp or uAcrsxssy
Root,
and in due time will furnish its own remedy Il,
every disease that can be safely treated IN th.i
way BY order Of the Trustees.
JOHN z ROwAND, u D,
President Of the University, and the head O..
the Pharmae a'ical department Home dispense
tory and Office, No. IS Arch At, Phiis1elphia
v. CARA, ast. Philadelphia; 4. c. L eHax.
eFKs' T3vtsa. n35.fy
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05

"a B'ackwood's Magazine has been
received, and contains the usual amour,
Of good and valuable reading. The ne ~
volume Is tbs work commences with Ju.
~. II is published by L. Scott & Co.,
N. T.. who is also the publisher Of four
British Reviews; and subscribers should
sndeavor to commence with the volume,
which begins this month. The postage
on Blackwood 10 only q css. per year !;
on the other four Reviews. Ii Gu each /;
on all, so cts. per year.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05
3. q. STEIN. r. STEIN
0T1 I'm -
WHOLE SALE 4 RETAIL
Furniture and Chair WaPe loons.

We inrite tie attention Of the citisens Of
Upton, and Cedar county N general, to
our assortment Of furniture. chairs and
mattresses, consisting Of euery article g.
orally called for in our line. We lar
some fsces4ty difsrest styles Of chairs, "a
rying N prices from "a so % $40 dolls
Per set; Rocking. al from 81 so to SO.
bureaus plain usd fancy from Sl4 to
$40. Bedsfeads fSon, 81 50 to $40 piece.
I" short, zoe thank you for your liberal
patronage thus far, and inviie a.! tn giant
Q, articles - our l,ns 10 giue Us call ind
~e shoA STREE 10 SUIT you IN price and
style. We .earrani every article TO be as
represented. Ware Room l Door east
q the Bank, .Muscaiine Io,Ca.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05

Clearing off the Island.

The u. S. Marshal, we are informed
has arrived at X. Island, but whether with
the intention of making clean sweep OF
all the mills, etc. on the Island, according
to our alarmed cotemporary of the IA.
pertiser, remains to be verified. He may
have authority to remove the shanties
erected there by the laborers at work on
the bridge, bat whether he will a,,emp,
to exercise 1t is somewhat questionable.
The idea OF him attempting to remove
the Substantial Improvements on the up.
per end of the Island is prcpos,crous. -
Davenport Gazette.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05

AWFUL NORTHUMBERLAND or Y,rTv
foRWEGIAss ON PRoPEIrp The
last trip OF the propeller Oriental, large
number ef Norwegian emgran,s were
on board, among whom the ship fever
suddenly broke out, and before the trim
was ended, carried of about fifty OF
them. They had endured long and
tedious voyage from their fa.herland, the
confinement OF closely packed cars over.
iand' and were fully prepared for the
!ncurslons Of disease which is never
satisfied with few. Every attention
was paid 70 their wants by Captain
Squires an his crew, but for which ma.
ny more must have persisted. The
deaths occurred principally on Lake Hu-
ron an Lake Michigan. Bufalo Ey.
r-.s
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05
RAILROAD srEEo.---The Great West.

RA1LRoAD SPEED. The Grea, West.
en Express to Exeter, England, is made
to 60 al the rate Of sixty miles an hour
including stoppages. suppos'ng the 10.
connective which draws such tram "a
have driving wheels seven lee, in diam
ctcr, those wheels VIII ferolve five tunes
in second the valve moves and the
steam escapes ten tunes IN 4 second :
but as there are Two cylinders which a.,
alternately, there are really twenty patfs
o.. escapes oil steam in a second. Such
foepmoiiFe speed is equal to nearly
one-tourth oi that Of cannon ball and
the momentum ID whole train, moving
at sncn speed, would be nearly equlva.
lent 10 the aggregate force OF number
OF cannon balls equal TO oue-lourh the
weight OF ths whole train Ba,,npr Of
Industry.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05
ESTR.Hf HORSES!


AIKEN Up BY JOSEF & Dvd!sy, .,
I r r.sticnce in Springdsle Township
AA Cedar county Iowa on the 7th dsy Q.
June, Isoi, two estrsy horsss; one white cup.
posed to be nine years old, cut on each side o.
the nose for the big head, wart on the night
arm near the body, about 10 hands high, sppyais-
ed 1T SIS. The other bay, eight or more yean
old. narrow hloxs N the forehead, right hisd
loot white ny 70 ta2 pAsture joint about Ia
hands high, and appraised to SloO before John
b. Hud Esq. J. w cATTELI.
County Clerk
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05

The grand jury at New Orleans refur.
ed to indict Quitman, Thrasher and DIR,
Sanders agreeab!y to Judge Campbeirs
charge an alleged violation of the neu.
tralIty laws; but the Judge bound all
three OF them over in the sum Of $4,000
Refusing to give bonds they were placed
IN the custody Of the U. 5. marshall
PROBABLY the case will be taken before
one OF the state courts on habeas cornu.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05

FlaE.-Oa Wednesday night last, a,
about II clock, fire broke out in ths
log, part Of the house occupied BY Mr.. A.
Ha7iand, who lives about Two miles
south oil this place, Oil the Cedar RAPIDS
road. and was entirely consumed. The
new frame which he mad recently erected
closely adjoining the old log house w.s
saved. Mr.. H. loss is estimated =,
iron three 10 five hundred doll RS. prln-
elpaiy in kitchen lurature, beds and
bedding, personal clothing, &c. We un-
ders,and that M Harland had consider.
able money IN tie old house, and that il
was with great difficulty aud by getting
q little burnt. that he secured il Mr.. n
Is one 0, tat kind Of men who take
,nings as they come in this world, and is
Esways rssa5y Il 4x.!.tm, 'ttAtr luck
mx~~.Me@
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05

HusG AFTER ALL There was great
disappointment in Cariinville on FRIDAY
last. A man by the name of Nash had
been sentenced TO be hung for murder
a great crowd was collected 10 Sc. IN.
execution; but they were disappointed
lnasmuch as the Governor thought prop
er to commute his punishment to mpris-
onment for life. The popuiace resolved
to lynch hin, and broke open the Jail for
that purpose, but on reaching him they
found that he had committed self murder.
He hung himself to rat,er.
sky Alexander A. Thompson, con-
v'cted IN Washington last week Of kid
mapping free negro boy, named Charles
Barnes, and attempting to sell hun in
Richmond, Virginia, has been sentenced
TO tour years imprisonment in the pen,.
tertiary, and to pay $50 fine.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05
Tss 9assrtiser,
WILLS SP1oE1, 1ditor.
SATURDAY, Al'G. 8, 1854.
IA II.

There is q cleaning OF hope IN the fu.
.ure that We may yet have . mail once
IN while Welsarn that arrangements
are being made with the sage company
to carry the mails twice week. until the
department do somssh;ng for eur relief.
We shall fee! uader obligation to the
stage oonrany for goodness in shis; and
the soonsr sns public faucsionsriss. whose
duty i Is . pasca up this matter. sassnd
70 their business. The more credit they
will obtain, as the people are beginning
to feel that somebody needs censure, and
that TOO withou, lenity.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05

WING STATE TICKET.
For Governor.
JAMES w. CRIMES,
Of Des MONIES County.
a.. For .7uditor of NIts,
ANDREW J. STEVENS,
Of Polk County.
For .Ahorney General,
JAMES w. SENNET,
Of Scott County.
For Coagress, ID District.
JAMES THORINGTON
Of Scot; County.
For floating Representatives. for the eoun
ties Clinton, Cedar and Scott,
GEORGE SMITH,
Of Cedar County.
Senator for Cedar and Clinton,
JULIUS }. MATHEWS,
Of Clinton County.
COUNTY TICKET.
For Representative,
ALLEN d. GRAHAM.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05

RENDERED IMMORTAL. -che author
OF the troubles in the New York financial
circles by his astounding frauds, is likely
to be rendered UNANIMOUSLY immoy,a! BY
inc incorporation Of his name into the
English language, making any sort Of
sWindiing transfer, whether OF money
papers, securities. goods, or property Of
any kind, is now called SAmvl,ris;n1
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05
Washington. July %

Counselor Flagg, Of New York,
refuses to pay the liquor bill Of the Com.
mon Council IN celebrating the las, ami.
'Sersary birthday Of George Washing.
on. the council are down on him Of
course.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05
New York, July 25.

The Prometheus, which arrived Ia.
night, reports that the town of Gray,owr
was bombarded by the u. s. sloop O
war Cyane, and was afterwards set or
fire and destroyed. This was done be !.
Cause me authorities would not make
apologies for an insult to Borland. =
Three English vessels witnessed The
commandment, but offered no resistance
No lives were lost, or ID the authorities
rePei the attack in am way whatever.
Late advices from Mexico deny the
death Of Gen. Alvarez.
Washington, July 26.
The examination Of Co. Forney be.
lore the committee { investigation in re-.
iation ~ the alteration of the Minneso.
ia land bill has been concluded and the
accused exonera'ed from all censure.
HousE.-Fletchcr moved suspension
OF the rules, in order to introduce bill
repeating the one granting lands to
Minnesota for railroad purposes. The
vote was taken aud the motion lost; ayes
AZ. nays Ga two-thirds vote.
The House then went into committee
OIL the whole and took up the NAVY an.
bill. A number Of amend.
nents were discussed.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05

The True Delta says tina, though there
IS on an average murder committed in
New Orleans every twelve hours. there
nave been but two convictions for the
crime Ia eight years.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05
NOTE LOST !
fNHE UNDERSIGNED lot in Tinto

THE UNDERSIGNED lost in Upton, or
L the 4th day Of July, inst, one promissory
Note, made by Lewis Graham to Andrew Ncfar.
rem for the sum Of Thirty-six dollars and sixteen
cents with ten per cent per annum from date:
note was lost in . pccketbook with sbont 81 IN
money. Whoever returns the same will be libe.
rally rewarded. II ANDREW McrARREN
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05

p1 There we're "a in,ermen,s in
chicago Tor the tw.nty-fous hours ending
noon Of tuesday, last, OF these, Is
Died OF Cholera. ln,erments "Wednesday
~; oil which 10 died of cholera.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05
$4,000
$4,000

Go We are informed by W. Barrows
ESQ., land agen, Of our city, who is bet.
ter acquainted than any other man ,hro'
thlsand adjacent counlies, and who has
resided here now II years, that the crops
Of Iowa Of all kinds have never looked
SO well as they do this season. --D.pen.
port Cog.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05

IAEAT WHEAT CoUKTRY.-The Burr
Oak says tina, 900, 900 bushels Of whea,
Will be raised in Dodge country Wiscon.
sin, this year. II is also certain that
there are thousands of acres that will
yield from fifty = sixty bushels 70 he
acre
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05

how lonesome is the fireside where
there is no newspaper Ask the man
who has had a family paper to read. with
the latest news, the good stories, the use.
lul lessons and the witty sayings Of the
newspaper ask him tn. value of it
Let hun be deprived OF il for few weeks
and then ask him to pu, an estimate up-
on II.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05
ESTR.AY HORSE.

TAKEN UP by John r. Cole, in Pioneer
L township, Fcayune Grove, yellow bar
horse with one white hind foo. left fore foot
white, few white hairs In his forehead and
about Is hands high n3l
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05

Zion. VIM. Sawyer, late member Of
congress from Ohio, addressed the peo.
pie OF Omaha City, Nebraska terriiory.
on the 4th uh.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05
ks1 The N. Y. Mirror saws tina, q

Ed Inc n. I. Mirror says that ear
~ IN the morning from thirty to forty
mllkmen, with Orange County milk
and other titles tasting of Flora and the
country green, blazoned On their wae :
ons, may be seen filing their cans with
water from pump ia Sixteenth street,
near Tenth avenue. After the water
IS put into the cans, he says a yellowish
powder IS also put in. and the whole well
shaken, IN order to give the milk a rich
creamy look; and those early DAYS bows
aon seem to make any secret of the
thing; i. is oil in the way Of trade. W.
are not a, all obliged to the N. Y. Mir.
ror, or the other di- coverers of such
things. We are to be cheated, We know.
and would rather not be oil how and
when.-Ph,ld. Pspey.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05

IT,. frs. vessel ever tuil, n Ma ne
or IN NV England, vps the Tirg ia
n 1907, by the colonis,s, no 3o.al.eac-
ed a settlement at The mouth Of the Kan.
nebec, in that year. She was about sew.
enteen tons burthen, and made su cess.
ful passage across the Atlantic.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05
ESTRAY HORSE.

TAKEN UP, by L. B. Jones, in Upton, o.
L the 23d day Of June, 1884, dark sorre!
horse, about three years old last Spring email
white spot on his left side. Appraised At SIS
before K. N. Long. Esq. J. CATrELL.
County Clerk.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05
0R ASS OUTER.

me sWbsc rtber having been appointed
1 IN Agent for the sale Of Green's Grand
Prair'e Grass Gutter and Harvester is ready to
receive orders for the same. Green's Reaper
. warranted to do good work, cutting both
grain and grass
ALso--Pattee's celebrated Cultivator, and .
variety OF other Agricultural implements for
sale by THOMAS WINN.
Springdale. Cedar Co., June IL. At
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05

- -Four Of the jury who sat in the
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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05

RAILROAD LOAN Milwaukee City
mas voted loan Of $500, OO0 10 IN. south.
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