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A1NIREMEN'S CHARITABLE ASsoCI ALTON.
CYPRUS GROVE AND GREENWOOD cEMETERIEs-
Sexton Boh Of these Csnesrss heong.ng 70
we charitable Association, thp Mstsris
Shell Road = - Iva w sty w 'hs otenVns
dhsss rural burial grounds handsomely into walks and
ana beautifully tres and shpbhr Tbs
pesos. 'A1AAsSfeiS w ehafitapie ppf-
Ihs prices q Lots and Vaults are txed as fol,nxs
80. IN THE CYPRESS GROVE CEMETERY
-'"rrN
ro,s .,,;. -. IN The GREENWOOD CEMETERY
$40
Pans ii tbsoa
BIS further information OBJ
pn a. the Office Alley, Dubeis
' ts'V o' o up stairs the
L. B. SMEDEs Chairman.
AtkoFth, Spshssa Co.'S,
Magazine and Common sis.
JOHN y. 6RuBER,
Girod St.
lan9a adpiy JAMES WARD. No. Poytirss strset
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Sc PIPING 1NTELL1aENcE.

SATURDAY MonN1ra, Sept. !, 1856.
YEsrEpnAY IN
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1hyHE uNDERsIGNEn d.la annoin.ss An
,N7ILLIAM BAYNHAM,


&N LCfam DAHL AMI CLAhlFlEh fOR
~ sALE-one Copper Battery sr by two and
haeei deep with Of
seven y four sst and wo cooper serpsntns
W inch AID the valves good order Also two
Battery nw cons,rnotop and
on libsistsms. 20 r. 't W. sA's
myisG S, FL GILMAN Na.,h....
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4 AR. ]. a. DE HART. pENrlsr. .ala...-r.a

1J1lfIInTs
IL " tenders his professional ssrvinas the N*e3z$
lseiss and vicinity VI EY@%3N
being permanently having tbs HI, I IYY
improvements tits A1d nra
none Those svoi1g hun gh tae may rsss assured
Canal street. between Bourbon and pApphn .wo doors m ~
= ~ Ns't' iVni fiilns's
IN FULL UPPER SETS OF TEETH a, Al. ..,,,,.
Upper and Lower for from $lis 1900 "' pLs Ssfs
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CLOTHING.

Norris q Way, p
CLOTHIERs,
tsnderciiy Ho.i3
~ Resp constantly SUPERIOR srarx ov .ry
TlcLEs REQUIRED FOR aEaTLEMEs,s wRAr 80 IN.
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NIOORHIES. GRiaGS a. co Nc LIZ M

ORNATE LESSON5-A Young Man, prin-
ca 81 one of the Public Sehools this civ and WIN @ -
iof some three months desires give Lessons
Lake. ' -' ose'' " sVlne over the
Office. s4N' NNAu1's' oi ~ this
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FLouR- 1000 barrels fresh ground. Inew
n whsat)for sale BY 6.oe1u, SueB
iyso s.H kssSEDY CO., rs rsaeupi.oal.. ,,,..,.
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NJ q u. NORTH CULLOM, ATTORNEYS al
Law, will attend all Professional business St Iasa a.
SAS, La y ~ ' oAuoe AZ ofELou-
NJ Waterman, hardware msrohautc NJ oil
yer, ksq inos D. Miller, snaia.n
htornsy at law Nixon, Adams Co.. Crescent Office orsars
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05

PENDANT failing or refusing 10 make I'M
mediate answer to the writ OF habsas cor
pus as comman led, was also arrested Tor
contempt Of court The trials on Ihese
severa! wrrs came off on Saturday. It's
Honor discharged the defendant, Dr.
Clement. in both cases.
On Monday, the parties arrested Tor
the abduction and Imprisonment ol MIS-
Clement appeared for trla! before Justice
Millican. DR.. Clsmen, was put on tr'ai
first The sisters OF our heroine had
Jus, arrived, ate. whole nights hard
travel, from Red river, to give testimony.
Mrs. s., beautiful. dark-eyed, In'elii-
gen. and resolute woman, was put upon
the stand. New facts, in this strangely
complicated case, were revealed by her
among them, thai her sister sallie had
been engaged, before her elopemenI with
DR.. Clement, to her, (witness's) brother
in.law, Sidney s.. that Sallle had re-
ceived letter purporting 10 be from SD
ney, in which he upraided her FOR her in
fidelity, &c., and discarded her forever /;
under the influence oil this letter, wniCh
was really forged one, Sallie fastened
into an slopsmen, wrh DR.. Clement,
whom she did mol love, and whom, Oh u
more familiar acquaintance, she hated
The counsel for the prosecution, on the
following morning, declined 10 prosecute
the accompIises Of Dr.. c., whereupon all
Wee discharged.
Thus eaded The frs. act in this drama.
The next is already opened, for while tho
excitement was going o. in Homer, our
heroine was spirited away to parts un-
known; but the general opinion is that
she has been transported TO Arkansas,
where she is protected or guarded by for
,y double bar:eled sho, guns and how
itzer! And thilher considerable part
Of the multitude. recently assembled IN
our ordinary peaceful town, have betaken
themselves, armed and equipped as the
law doscnl direct.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05
What Railroads do for Farmers.

The foliostns pragrapi non the Ath"ns
IT m Post shows wh 1t r.il ssls II for la IN
cts. tn; la ners oil tn three cou tiles IN d,
derive clear profit this gear aionr, III the SIM
q ,.le OF whe AZ, of NOR IN tn S200,obo from the
railway. TER 400, 900 bushels Of whaa' sell fur
100000 more THAI 1t woald have resl z i il
thsre hs1 been no railway - tax. It or
"NHxAT.--Tne prices ctn.inae Al 81. One
hun red AMI nineteen W. - ulloaied At TIL.
dept De c o. Thur day, the Oh Tai. collry
sill expJrt OF the late yield OF the harvest one
hurdrei and sixty Thousand bushels O.har
counties along the tDag TIE In, Of the "a lr al
will psrhap4 ID AS we'll. Ia tire colnties
b ady, xcAill, AL Monroe, from the iaform -
on uos Ia Our ,s+ ssjoi, we have NJ doubt will
sill for *, port Ter toJ 90 bushels Al Al aver
age OF ) per bish.l. Here th u. is the suug
-um OF between t1ar aui five hildrel tn Du- AID
dollars dtFlsed among the p o lie Of these colu
ties fJr The single article of wheat alone. the
prud let OF a single harvest Hpw m Ch wheat
d d these sane Counties export btfare the rail.
rod was built and at what price? NDt more
tn IN twenty Ave thoa sand bushels and that small
s'nouat VS. sold At an average OF fifty Cents per
onsh.L Ia tn, m2anshile lands have qlsdru
pied in val e, and tue osn"rs have actuilly b.
come rich by the enhancement, aim Il wllnour
40 effort Of their own"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05
EG61f NOdjQGG.
= SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VI RTuE Of an execution &c me directed.
u issued out Of the Clerks Office If the DIS
trict Court, in and for the County Of johnson
and state Of Iow a, in favor Of Lewis 7. Reno.
aud against "1he Lyons Iowa Central Rail-
road Company" have levied upon the fol-
lowing property, TO wit: Abou. eight hund-
red feel OF square timber, lying and being At
the first large slough east o: Upton. Iowa,
and upon The Lyons Iowa Central Railroad"
within the limits u the county Of Cedar. .aid
road running centrally from east 10 west thro'
said county, and also I have levied upon the
following pieces, or parcels crstIps OF land
belonging to said " Lyons Central Iowa Rail.
road Company" to wit /: twenty feet of Of
the north end oi lot No. 10, in block No. II,
ia Upton, Iowa; strip 100 feet in width. iun
ming thr ough the west half Of the northwest
EAST part Of 10, No. 8 in section 2s, and tie
north par ., Of lot No. in section q, south and
west OF northwest quarter Of section 80, cas-,
Laf of southeast quarter Of section 80, all in
township 81, range west; also the esst half
of the southwest one fourth Of section 20, i the
northwest quarter Of section IS; the north east
quarter Of section %, all In township 81, range
I west: Ass the west haIf OF the souihw est quar-
Ter of section -, township 81, ranse two west;
in block No 10, in Upton; also the east half
Of the ssuthwc s, quarter Of section -, town
ship 81 range ? wes'; also !hs southeast quartz
Of sec 81, township ~ large 2 west; also 10
feet of Of the south side Of lot Ne, 7, in block
No. 5, in Upton; also o. feet off of the north
side If iot No. IL, in block No, is, in Upton:
also all that part Of block No 7, in Upton, w.
ins and beiag north Of The line Of said abroad
also all that par. Of the eas. haf of the north
east quarter Of section in township 60. range
assf, which lies nc rth OF the line If said rad
road as will more fully appear, reference be-
ing had 10 the survey of said road, also 90 feet
of If the north end If lot No IL, n block No.
II, 10 Tipton; also sixth street, in Upton; also
a strip, Of 100 fee, in width, IN Blocks Nos.
10 and Ii, in Upton; and shall offer the same.
for sale at public auction, on So urday, the Is.
day of December, 1855, at the Court House
door in said County, between the hours of o
o. clock A. N. and 4 O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day
to satisfy said execution, and III costs that
may accrne theron. JOHN II. BiRELY,
Upton, Nov. 10 20 SHERIrr
OF Cedar County, Iowa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05
LEGAL NOTICE.

To the legal heirs Of CT a-les Elliott, deceased,
late Of edat county, lows. ~
You will take NOTICE that nj the lsat term
OF the C'uny court Of Cedar county, Iowa,
George r. cdr, Executor Of the estate Of ssid
Elliott flied lis dscal parts and was dischaY-
sed from bis said Office uppu the pa ment OF
the money into conrt. and that ct the December
term Of said court, John Collins and William n
lott two OF said heirs, will maxi sp,lcatio n
tor The distiihn ion of their share OF said mon
ey, and that the sane will be apportiGned and
divided. and r.i' over To the claimSnn At that
time, aud unl'~s S'H appear and claim your in-
tere Is 10 said nj AZ % the SINE will he paid over
10 the csainau's then before tn" conrt
-~. WELLS SPICER,
Judse cf.h- c~upty couit o'Cctiar county Iowa.
uu4a Il
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05
American State Convention.

There will be Convention Of the del.
.gates OF the American Party of Iowa,
iolden a, the Capitol in Iowa City on
TUESDAY, THE 5rH OF M,Rcu, 1856,
u, 10 o'clock A. NJ, OF said day, for the
purpose of choosing candidates fer
Secretary Of State,
Auditor OF State,
Treasurer Of State and
Attorney General OF State
20 Re supported BY the American Party,
a, the Angus, Election 1856. Also 10
elect
Fora ParsrDEsr,AL ErEcroRs
fertile State Of Iowa N the campaign of
1856.
The ratio Of representation in said
Convention TO be: Three delegates from
each Council and one extra delegate for
poch 100 mer- bcrs OF council.
The Councils are requested 10 take
early steps to secure a full representation
BY order OF the Committee.
WELLS SPl'ER.
Ii W. LA llRoP,
j. VI EREkEi,
Z X. RUGG,
j. l. ENOS.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05
The Progress OF Liberal Opinion.


The immense progress which hoera'
oninions have made within few years
have been brough, forcbly TO our notice,
BY reading a speech OF WIN, Lloyd Car =.
rison, made NJ Boston, on the 2lss oil
October.
On that day, twenty yesrs 40, mob
Of five thousand 'genlemen OF property
and Standing mob!,d dozen ladies',
who had assembled at Stacy Hall, in
Washington street, for the purpose OF
praying and talking together on the sub
ice, OF Slavery. They were expelled
from the Hall by the mob, and the Mayor
OF the city who acted in obedience to It's
dictates: and Garrison who was to ad.
dress them, was caught IN the attempt to
escape through the window, as he was
advised TO do BY the Mayor and by
friends. J tied with ropes, AID sent TO jail
by The authorities, to pr vent the mob
from tearing him in pieces.
In less than twenty years, it required
all the power OF Federal aud State Gov
ernnen,s to prevent the same Boston
people and their chler,n, now grown TO
be men, from forcibIy litera,ing Anthony
Burns from Slavery, in spite OF the Fugi-
tive Slave Bill. In other words, tine rev
olu,ion in public opinion Las been so COM
plete, that The same people are now ready
to reduce 10 practice, in violation OF the
statute, the very principles Of Liberty
which they mobbed Garrison for proclaim
ing in 1885.
We call the leEtion Of the Southern
people to his great fact. lie, them draw
their own conclusions. Let them REM
ember the Hercue, II efforts tina, have
been made TO put down Aboli,onlsm.
Let them remember, that some Cay, CAL
houn, and host Of others, backed by the
Slave Power, by the commercial and
manufacturing Interests of the North,
and by all the power and influence Of
the Federal and State Governments
nave Tor twenty years been end-a' orine
to suppress an Idea. Behold the result
The light OF free speech universally &C.
knowledged in the free S,a,es-Ani-
Slavery universally popular north Ct Ma
son aud Dixon's line--Slavery so odlous,
that the Northern man who defends it is
de,es!ed, IS though he were .m,!ea with
leprosy old parties broken down, and a
great party Of freedom organ lied, which
confidently expects 10 com naad all the
power o. Federal Government in lew
years. Such are some OF The ac..ieve-
men,s OF twenty years labor.
Can !, be doubted, in the face Of such
facts that the cause Of Freedom is onward
or That it is destined to ,riumh over every
obstacle !--.fational Era.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05
THE Iowa TEMPERANCE OnoAS.

The Iowa TEMPERANCE OnoAx-
This is the title Of the new paper es'ab-
llshed BY the temperance orders OF Iowa.
Ii is to be published a. Davenport. and we
learn the frs. No. has already been is
sued-not having received it we suppose
they do no, wish to "Er." We will no,
&c. huffy abou, this, but will Recommend
the paper as an excellen, one. Thi. We
do from an understanding tina, the paper
will BE- under the ma Management, OF Hiram
Price, Esq. Of Davenport, whose name
alone should be sufficien, to give i, high
standing.
The temperance question mus, come
before the people again. The Democrats
al the convention, at Fl. Desmolnes, de.
clared themselves oppo ,ed to the presen.
law-,h;s will pu. The matter in issue -
and now above all others is the time tina,
men who profess - be temperance men,
should lend helping hand to the good
cause, and no better WY is there OF prov
ing themselves right on this question than
by subscribing for the Organ.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05

1HE MILK IN THE CocoASur-Pos-
siBLY. We hear that some S95 900 OF
United States goyernmen, stocks came
over from England in las, steamer
for redemption. under the advertisements
OF the Secretary Of tho Treasury offer
ing 10 pay gold for them.
May i, no, be possible that the furry
male by the Engltsh government aud The
Tunes over the nominal Immimen. proba-
bllny Of II var with US is deslgned not
only to check the dis, ositfon of English
capitalists TO send the money over here
tor investment, on account Of the existing
disturbed state Of English financial
affairs, but also 10 ir.ghsen them ss far
as possible into increasing the stock Of
bullion in England. by realizing at once,
through the sale OF such American secu-
rites as shey now acid. Stranger thing,
have happened - Washington Star.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05

A New PAPRa.-We have received
the first number Of new paper recently
pu: IN operation in Dubuque City, Iowa,
entitled the Dubuque Republican, to be
published w-ehty, ,r.-weekly, aud daily
by c. e. Flint, FL, and Proprietor. Il,
Is neat sheet aal displays good wor =
manshlp n It's arrangements, and ability
IN Its editorial department. In politics
il VII be Jast what has long been much
needed IN that city, Republican paper.
lis prospectus says;
In Politics a. tie name denotes the Republican
wiil b. a. earnest advocate defeuler aaI dis
ssntaa'or 81 The principles of th. ! .ylb.iean
Party It's tone upon the great and vexad 1ass
tons q the day. will lie bill, 6rn AMI III
eqaivocAL Regarding Slavery A. Il exists IN the
States ~ local Institution. tor which ~ % tn
North are not responsible, AID over Which ae
can exercise no coatrol the R9asHtr44 aiH m.
s'=E to middle with it there: but ct the san
tin fastr4ng slavery a. a mora. anl sgct,l
evil o LIE blacklist dye, i: viii irm.y and 10 IT.
utln = s'reGs . resist lt- i9tryi4clioa into any
Territory now res, holding fat - The doctr ae-
,,gr Il H. CriiasS.s ~ =, D'.s t..l
No n re slase safes ~ more slave r rr4orlss
Tae TIM hss come waea sincere, earnest aad
s.@a.iA' ant22 ., ta' entire Aas'Siavery seati
,,a.s,o. ~ - - -. -1I = c2ees III *
i. ectei. tn slave o5IIgarcsy vii ' tSinn n,J
Kansas aa1 Eeb-a.ka viii b. forever loss n
Freedom, tn policy Of tn goTerumeat viii be
oSga lof saa'gfy :, Ev.ea-i 2, ani Domination.
tIoe fr9m rbsb il ma, n nee" 49, W. rse',re
eT.et to perfect aid t secure Tai, / aioa in
Iva, and 70 keep til st- firm to Freedom,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05

NIsco,srS ELrerI,s -BAsuroRp Is
GcvEaSoa.-We have the satisfaction OF
announcing that Coles Blshiord, the r..
publican candidate, is chosen Governor
OF Wi consln by small bu, decided ma
Jorl'y, Returns are now all in, says the
Milwaukee Sentinel, ereep. from two
counties tia! Do no, cast in all, over $50
votes, and Bashiord mas ma jori,y Of so.
'Barstow and tie balance have yet 10 de.
clare the result; and i, is no, cert. IN that
their rasoality will not attempt fraud. -
They will bear watching.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05


tine and this County. The general ex-
preston Of the Meeting was tina. they
were not ready n, that time to disclose
their preference as to which point on the
main trunk OF the road they would sub
scribe TO, bu, tha, they we're waiting TO
see which would secure the construction
of the road soonest. That in order to
| get the road under contract and work
progressing, an amoun, of money greater
than could be raised in this county must
be subscribed and ,na, the deficiency
must be supplied by either Davenport or
Musca.ine, and tina, we should wait our
time with patience until we ascer,ainel
the assistance TO be relied on from each
OF these places, and the conditions.
AT this time Mr.. Wallace arose and
said, that they (the citizens. present from
Musca,ine) :" did not come here with
our fingers in our mouths, that they
came prepared to meet the issue, and
that he was authorized on behalf Of Mus
ca,ine, TO state that If Cedar county
would subscribe the sum of S50,000 be-
ing the same sum which the people say
they can raise. that Muscatinc stands
ready TO advance the balance of the mo-
ney for the work, and tina, they are rea-
dy TO enter into and complete the nego-
,iations, now or Monday. or any other
time. Tha, the subscription to be Tor a
continuation OF che third division of the
Mississippi and Missouri road.
This proposition was received with
hearty applause and shereupon Mr. James
Safely made the motion tha, for the pur-
pose Of asc, raining the sense of this
meeting, upon the question OF which
point on the main trunk road they will
prefer 10 connec, with, tina, a motion BE-
put in this form:
Tha, we are in favor of the Cedar
Rapids branch OF the Mississippi and
Missouri road being continued from Mil
ton as the junction. Winch motion be-
ing for an informal vote and no, to appear
as par, OF the proceedings Of the meet.
ing, was put by the Speaker
la this article we are not publishing the
authentic proceedings OF the meeting and
therefore can state all Of the proceedings.
BEN. our own reporter. The motion OF
Mr.. Safely being put, was determined in
the affirmative unanimously, with hearty
AYE"
A Commute consisting Of Messrs. W.
Hammond, r. NJ. Long, Jas. Safely, c.
swe,land W. r. Edgar, J. Cubertson
and J. S. Lewis were chosen to procure
subscription.
Mr.. ruthii! was chosen on this COM
mis'ee but declined serving.
The meeting then adjourned 20 NEE,
tina, nigk. two weeks at one o'clock. P.
NJ, being on Saturday, Dec. Is, 1855.
In conclusion we will speak 10 the lar.
mers Of the County, TO say tia, their in
teres,s demand tina, they should be on
hand a, this time. In our humble opin.
ion we will be called upoa at that time TO
decide definitely VIVA. our preferences
L. Il
road and this is question which shonld
call forth large assemblage OF the PEG.
pie # this County.
The question is an importan, one be
sides there being other matters Of equal
Importance which will come before the
meeting a. that time. Remember the
time, Dec. ID. 1876.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05

FocYIsM.-There are many people in
this world who are the degenerate de.
scendants of once worthy families, but
being now shorn of every good quality or
merits, are ever prating OF their family
stock and pedigree, and are also contin.
ually railing a. their worthy and respec-
table neighbors, because they, also have
not pedigree or Royal blood to boas. Of
In all things with such people, high
sounding name, no matter how uniustly
acquired, is Of more consequence than
reputation or character. Again, when
such people find themselves under the
censure OF their neighbors and pubic
oplniol, they seek relief by scandalizing
their worthy neighbors, by descanting
upon their pedigree, etc, will rail against
them, charging them as descending from
vile race Of miserable witches.
So it is with the old fogy democrats -
being in disrcpu,e among the people
having espoused the cause of intempe-
rance and slau.ry, and been placed under
the ban Of public indignation and re.
proach, and a, issue with principles they
casnot answer, or produce arguments in
favor Of their own; they throw them
selves back upon the dignity of their par
ty name, as high-sounding rep,y to the
censure. and rail at their opponsn ,s as
the descendants Of everything reproach-
able in times past. Such is the general
course taken by the .Nuscatiae Eng, one
Of the mos, fogy sheets in these parts.
As an Illustration, speaking Of the Amer.
ican party II says:
So it is with the political ism, of the day
They my C Ill themselves X low n 9TH nss, Kaow
Something's, Republicans, Free soiers and Free
Lorers, If you please, bat after all their new
names don't change their origin or nature; they
are the lineal descendants of the tories of the
reVolut on, and of the same class as those who
tu mt ilu- lights and rel iced at The success of
oar British opponents, While their faces wore
scoWl at hearing Of an A nerica vctury. during
The war Of 1914.
Such nonsense as the above could only
originate in the brain Of man, whom
we think, could soon be converted to
Free-ioreism alias. Toryisna, as he has it.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05
Exe.u'oY'e Nniice.

MOTTO is h. BY ven. that Lrttcrs OF Ad-
mnisrr ''ion h,s. this day ircn issmsd out oil
the N " ~ IT, "oln'y Judge OF Cedar county.
Iowa, in he Eat. Of J bn H. Yeae~y, late of
said C UNITY. dts,eas d. An p-r,oas Indebted to
said estate are kercby r quessed 10 make imme-
date payment. All pcrsens holding claims
sgains' all es,atr will present them hor pettle-
ment dmiy authenticate 81 to The fxscutrix or
Executor If SSH ~ tate RS At
AMA>nA ". YE.NsER Exesutriy.
N,sfiS Is. YFsN;kR Executor
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05

t9 Preparations are making at New
Orleans Tor the erectloa Of the Jackson
monumef, on the approaching anniversa-
ry oil the battle. At the surface of the
ground the pedes,a viii cover a space Of
thlrty-elgh, feet ten inches square. By
steps TO the heigh, Of ten feet i, will de-
crease to sixteen feet Sigh. inches square
the size Of the base Of the shaf,. Thu,
Itself will be one nundaed and fcrty-,vo
feet high. The heigh, OF the monument,
above the general level OF the ground
will be one huadred and fifty.fye feet,