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Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-03

rY By advices from Washington we
learn that Mr.. Bright rendered his resig-
nation of the Office Of President of lie
Senate in favor Of Dir. Atchisou, but the
latter positively refused to accept.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-03

r@ The Panama Isthmus Railroad
is now open from ocean to ocean. Il is a
great event in the history Of this western
continent
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-03

- Each of the ten inch shells thrown
blythe Allies, IN the seige Of Sebastopol,
cost, il is said, f25- about s1a5.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-03

a CHANCE FOR THE LUcKY!-Messrs
Dasfiall s. Co., of New York City, adyer-
tises their $50, 900 National Gift Enter
prise, which is TO come off without FAIL
on the 10th of March next or sooner If
the. tickets are all sold. We have the
most satisfactory evidence before us that
the Above enterprise viii be conducted on
fair principles, and ticket holders in Kan
sas OF Missouri will stand the same chance
to draw large prize, as those residing in
tie city where the enterprise is to be con-
sumated. The tickets, of which limited
number only will be sold, are only one dol
Iasx See advertisement. @ .
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-03

Eg We acknowledge our obligations
to Hos. ]. ". WnrrrIELp, our talent
ed and faithful Delegate IN Congress, for
a copy of ..Hickey's Constitution of the
Unaed States" a work which should be
stu9ied by every American Citizen
Alsb, other valuable Documents, among
which is copy Of the Census Report a
document of great worth, and valuable
statistics.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-03
Coal Found.

From the indications observed in our
neighbourhood, we have been satisfied ev-
er since our first visit to the Territory, that
coal abounded in considerable quantity all
around US. Lately several banks have
been discovered in the range of four or five
miles of this place, and a few days since,
only about a mile from Atchison, a splend-
ed vein, over twenty inches IN thickness has
been found. The lucky possessor of the
claim viii be enabled to realize fortune
out of it, as it lies Immediately on the Mis-
souri, River. One of our Blacisnliths
says it is exactly suited for the forge.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-03

= fy The first raft of lhmber ever
brought to this place, was landed by otr
elterprising friend Congrose, one day last
week. 1t was Immediately worked up In
to dwelling and store houses. In days to
come, when three and four story bricks viii
adorn each side Of our principal streets,
Congrove, with pride, can point to some OF
his Pioneer Buildings" and justly claim
the honor of giving start to the aQueen
City of the West -
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-03
FOR DELEGATE 10 CONGRESS,
GEN. ]. w. WHITFIELD
Subject to the Decision of the Squatter
Sovereigns. at the Pollsl!

o. j.. HI. STRINGFELLOW of
Atchison, offers himself as candidate for the
House of Delegates in Kansas Territory, at the
ensuing Election. Subject to a Convention, if
one should be held.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-03
Circulation 23lZs.

M s. SwYMEER, General Newspaper
w .and Advertising Agent, No. Il, Second
Street, opposite the Post Office, st. Louis. Mo-,
is the authorized agent for our paper.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-03

nky a Russian loan of fifty million
dcllars has recently been negotiated. 1t
uas taken in ST. Petersburg at 92-is
since ceiling readily at 81 to the principle
Sbanlkers iu Enrope. The rate of interest
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-03
The Sqaatter Sovereign.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1855
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-03

Judge Butler has been reelected
1nited States Senate for the term
s, By the Legislature of South
ooiiield. killed In q duel
xsozf time since, was ac-
l field BY his wife.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-03


.saIl powers not expressly delegated toeon-
gress or not prohibited to the States, are
reserved to the States or to the people -
Now we ask who are referred to by the
latter clause, s'or' to the people 2" 1t must
of necessity not refer to the States as ad-
hereing to them, because the trainers of
TINT instrument did not use expressions
without ideas; but must refer to some pow
er that was not delegated to Congress, and
that the States did not POSSESS. Is there
any such powerz We answer this very
right or power is that one; the right of the
people in the territories to legislate for
themselves power that no man has ever
shown to be In Congress, and which the
States never claimed.
Power is graspfng," is an old and true
adaee, and how little it may be, it still
wishes to hold on to all it has. Send a
man to Congress; a good man, and correct
thinker generally, and let him once begin
to taste the sweets of power. and his mind
viii never once think of asking the ques-
ton, ssam usurping power e. Hence
the long -winded speeches to show rhere
tEis pouer originates. Like the French
man who tried to explain how bucket Of
water with a fish IN it, would noa weigh
any more than il would without it; never
stopping to ask himself If it was a fact
Il seems to US qu;tcas plain thai Congress
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-10

that of the frame in this Mill, we done
the boring and by constant practice be-
come quite a tore --er. Nights and
mornings were spent fishing wading the
river, or plunglng the spear into tie bass
cat fish, red horse and buffalo fish from
the Mill dam. Whole days at time
have we waded the river helping to drag
tie seine. II seems but yesterday since
we were thus employed when there was
but one house within a mile OF this spot
and that a rough leg house, in which we
have lain at night and watched the stars
twinkle through the roof, This was then
the residence OF Mr.. Thorn-he now re-
sides in large brick louise. A town
has grown up here - tavern, two stores,
mills and men OF every trade find en-
ployment here,
Mr.. Geo. Thorn aud Couttright x
Bro. each have q well filled store, and
each ale doing a good business There
is an inexhaustble water power here.
The grist Mill will be enlarged during
the coming summer SO as to contain four
run Of stones.
The morals Of the place have advanced
for the better with the growth Of the
tows, and the cause OF temperance is
we'll supported here. The Temperance
Watchmen lave a Club here Of which
Geo. w. Thorn is their chief. |, gives
Us pleasure 10 look hack over the space
of year or two and see the changes that
have been wrought.
From Toronto we wended our way
through Polk Tp. At williams Ferry, |
Mr.. Thos. Sloper is about TO erect a steam
mill the coming season. In Upper Polk /.
there are now two country stores, one
kept by Chas Williams near ESQ. DiIlons, |
the other by Jno. Broeklehurst, in Onion
Grove.
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The Prohibitcry Law.

We this week complete the lubhca-
ton of the law proposed by DR.. Witter.
1t has only been proposed, and no fur
ther action las been taken upon il in the
Legislature. 1t may not be adopted or it
may be so altered and amended as TO
destroy its efficacy, but as it is, it is a
model law, worthy proposition and
will reflect great credit upon DR.. Witter
It's mover. We wish it TO he read and
analysed. 1t is just the thing TO annihi-
late intemperancs. l. is constitutional
in all its features, and leaves no knot
holes for the rummies to escape through.
Let tie people watch lis progress, and if
it IS defeated let them know who are its
enemies.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-10
Editorial Changes.

Parker Of se Dir. Com, retires from
his post OF editor and publisher, having
sold out to Mr.. Winthrop Atwill, who
will hereafter conduct tie paper.
Messrs Mahin & Son have retired from
all connection with the .Nusca,iae Jou~.
nal which will hereafter be under the
charge Of Messrs. Clemins 4 Co.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-10
4 hentcniaa Somerset !.
'sAsHiaoros, Dec.

" ARLINGTON, Dec. Is
Colonel Benton has gone 10 Boston.
MAJOR Oliver read speech Id Congress
to-day 10 Gel. Braros, il reply u Dan.
lei tiace. IL las deserted tie hnt.
ebrasha members, and defends these
>qua'ters against the attempts making 10
control them. Benton's deser.ion Of he
Bentanans, aud bis adherence 10 The An.
h-ben'on men, as'onisLcs everybody!
Armstrong is here and is astonis1ed
70 Ind Benton ia led th him. 10 10.
publican.
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Lsii'ay Mare.

! -. ! hEs ", y Samuel A. Harry,
II. tn H. '., \ \. aar county, Iva, ~
nsra ~ snseiab'r. 1884, m estray hack
49, h1'i tar II her forehead. both h'ea
~, 49, 1--we HI pasteins. one ID, shoa hssasa
t ~" nc ffapd, htr right fore foo, Las he.,s
H. II - IN q Tie hoof ami /. eplsreoJ
o3s Il 'Ifn 81 u IA ever t,seI,. ..asa -,
IT, .5 !, IT, and ha.f hands h,uh Az
,;on . - " foregoing 10 lea frn. dese,;a.
= ,aAen from nv Estray BOOK
III, 49,, ,,9.' J. W. GAITELL.
''ai w. l1Nl. Sf@~a
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-10
The Free Banks of Indiana

FROM me trupfordStafe ReFleW, g3a
The following list Of Free Banks G
Indiana were represented in the recen
Convention at indianapolis, rs spcci
paying banks:
Hoosjer Bank, Logansport.
Prairie City Bank.
Indiana Stock Bank, Laporte.
GramerCv Bank
Western Bank plymouth
Canal Bank Evansville.
Fayette County Bank.
Lagrange Bank.
Bank Of Indiana, Michigan Guy.
Bank Of Syracuse.
Cambridge City Bank.
Bank Of Rockville
Salem BAN.
Bank ct Mautitella.
Crescent CIV Bank.
Central Bank. Initanan0!is.
Indiana Baab. Ma ison.
Bank Of Goshen.
Bank Of Salem.
Farmers Bank u Aes,fle "a.
Kentucky Stock Bank.
Kalamazoo Bal.
Pank of Narsaw.
R7Hk q Mum Vernon.
Raak Of paoi.
Bank Of E,kbaft.
Merchants & Mechanics Bank,
New Albany.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-10
News

The oil recently introduced into tha SEN
AZ " F HadSsi 10 , 1' BE sasaf - Of
comt, fixes tn compensation Of the judge. at
.,"r5a J Iec~ s' '1s'Gr "a; ana 3d. lof me
ard Representative SO day, and So Tor ee.~v
taning from from, The 1 s1s@a p''z ~ s1 - 49, a r.
10 take ehaet lfarneaia'el ~ ALL apply h he pre-
40 ''''' "a 'aif'''s '1e 'l''''sA
'''5 ''>''''"i eN'''' s'hef' h''ea&F
>>0s'7'VS7 as grown mo a Ioas pa']5a-
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-10

s-1---1ee------
Executor Nufjcp

Pubic notice il hereby given that the undsf
~ Ell has Teen appointed executor Il lie g.
tate III VILLAIN Heck deceased late If MI,
County. All rersons having claims srains
saad estate are hereby notified 10 present ii ON
N e4Ae tine; ard al persons k1ealfr hen
elves - he indebted to said Raliar, rfeck
@stb@r - tie. bgak acc94nt IF otherwise. a.r
IA efe1Y hot sAed 10 cat sn4 tile tie same.
JAMES 1alfoRN.
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Qbt Aobtrtiser.
Upton, sr IOWA.
lIT
WELLS SPICER, Editor.
WEDNESDAY,, JAN.lO, 1855.

ses> We learn that the Legislature
have finally made choice OF the following
Offices:
James Harlan, Il. S. Senator, Geo.
Wright, Chief Justice, VIM. G. Wood
ward Associate do, N. c. Isabel, do.
do We also learn that there is a con-
tention about the matter, and It is said
that the election was brought about by
going into conventions without quorum
Of the Senate.
This irregularity, however, is not al
legged in the election OF Wright and
Woodward.
The Democrat State Committee have
called State Convention TO be holden al
Iowa City on the aith prox, to put in
nomination candidates for Commission
& Register of public improvements, and
also to effect thorough organization OF
the party.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-10
Railroad Accident.

IL. e ROCKFORD, Dec. IS
an accident occurred on sa,urd ~
night at 2 o'clock. near the Depot a, Bel.
vldere, to tie Passenger, trains VIII,
lett chicago Al 3 o'clock. ly which sew
eral passengers were slightly and SOM.
oil the employees OIL Il, road seriously in
jured. III
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-10
Tee. Isl 1851. 4 mo.
Il i TRAY TDy, r

sy5 TAKEN IT ~ sa.on,n Ks.st -
...!z~.l Genre wrshp, Cedar county. Icna
~ 10y Mae Colt, Of sotr,l color. feale5
90 f'as, las l1Tge star III the forehead anl
49, ~ = small " site aFot on the nose. eaarea
s..s 49, fess ~ Other marks Or brands ne--
APPRAISED 81 thirty dollars.
H.. ~ foregoing = be true deserip
~. 10 I'm ny lstray Book.
Gta9. q ". CATTILI,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-10

applying the ordinary centrifugal bell rsysr,,,
to the hopper which supplies the grain to min
stones IN the 'ams manner that it is applied
me throttle valve ola steam engine, So that H..
valve regulates the feed Of the grain
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-10

rsJ- Some II tic Eastern papers com.
pam 81 Lard times among I'll tie work.
ing classes; and Il is the New Yotk
Irtbnne's opinion that hard times Lave
only Just commenced.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-10
s5@ Bla ckwood's NarazIne

BY Blackwood's Magazine Tor De
cembcr has been received. This is
work we peruse with interest and value
highly. No publication OF a similar kind
do we prize equal o it. Its articles are
all useful, instructing and of interest. It
is published by Samuel Scot, at 81 rer
year.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-10

D'osenes informs the British pnblic that rail.
roads are like la"nare'se', bec,as, ~ hey have
irontd | England, aad sometimes d, bt,t,
mangIing
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-10
y s1R4YED OK sroyry =,

w ~ 'hh sabieriher, on ii about tbe T;rs, :,
et4 ,i lasf, nc * about or d year,
~, 10y ~ White ~ color, lie neck AMI
as@a 'ea 40 ,osae - On bis legs, Ii, r;gbt
Ill so' =, w araoped at tho point, swallax.
wIli return ~ . 'aa o"l believe. Any person who
BIN will be literally rewarded no. a'i'h Of
Ji~'F IDHN " ptpryv
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-10

- Tie t.es-.aaa Herald say. there
y more freight uov Ill Toledo than tEc
.Ai'foA9 thence to Buiiolo can lransror,
daJ.g lie whole ot tie winter Car.
trtE. tie Yves, have stood there twenty
i've DAYS Mating 10 unload.
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{.
r affidavit stating the facts showing tn,
: alleged errors IN the proceedings 0
d Judgment complained of; and If also
: On said rendition Of judgment, he shall
{ / fiie with tie justice written undertak
ing, IN a sum ard with suretes to be ap
h proved by said justice, that said defendan
Viii prosecute the appeal without delay
i and Will Fay whatever sum may be adj
judged against him IN the farther progress:
OF The actI-n. On the allowing Of sucl
, appeal, Tie justice shall file in the office
oil the clerk Of said district court, a certi.
ned copy o the entries Oh lis docke,
together with all tie undertakings and
papers IN The cause III the same manner
as IS provided in case IT appeals in mis-
) demcanors trlutle lelore Il Justice OF the
peace Aud II the party So appealing
oAoll Ial 10 appear before said district
teaii, ut the next terIu thercos. and On trc
first day o. said term. t. prosecute uis an
peal, the sad CaU,t a4al!, without further
proceedings, atlilm lie Judgment from
Which, such appeal was taken. But if the
party 20 appealing slalI apreor, and il,
on ttIai bad upon the issue, OF otherwise,
as tie case may be, ii lie found that said
ll9nor, IN respect 10 which an appeal was
taken, was, when seized, owned or kept
by any person, for the purpose Of being
sold IN violation Of this act, then said
hquor aud the vesse > containing it, shall
by SAID court be adjuged forfeited: and
the said court shall adjudge said defend
ant to pay The costs arising upon said ap-
peal, IN addition To the costs adludred
against linn by the justice of the peace.
SEC. IL. Whenever it shall be final
ly decided that liquor, seized as ofJrsaid,
IS forfeited, the justice of the peace, or
other Court rendering fual judgement of
tofie i'ure, SHALL issue 10 the officer hav-
ing said liquors in custody, or to some
other peace officer, a written order direct !
ING him forthwith 10 destroy said liquor
aud the vessels containing the same. and
immediately thereafter to make return al
SAID order to the Court whence i, issued /
with his doings endorsed thereon, which /
return shall in all cases be sworn to-
hEenever il Shall be finally decided that
any liquor, Is not liable to forfeiture. the
Court by whom such fnal decisions shall
be rendered, shall issue a written order
10 The officer having the same in custody.
or 10 some other peace officer, TO restore
SAID itquor with The vessels containing
tic same, TO the place where i, was seized
A. nearly as may be, or 10 tie person
aatttied 10 receive it, which order tie
officer, after obcying the commands
thereof, shall return to tie said Court {
with his dolngs thereon endorced, an1the {
.osts Of the proceedings in such a case,
Intending tire restoration, Is also the costs
tie destruction Of snch liquor
II case Of forfeiture, shall be taxed and
'ali III tie same manner as il provided
II cas-" Of ordinary criminal prosecutions, "
where tie prose egtIon fails.
SEC. j.. Il any person shall he found {
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- Of said liquor and commanding IL,
said officer 10 search Il oroughly sal
place, and to seize the said liquor witt
the vessels containing it, and 10 keep tn,
Same securely until finaI action be hat
thereon, whtrcuron, tie said peace OF
hcer TO VI ON such Warran, shall be de
Ityered, stall forthwith obey aid execute
50 far as lie shall able, Tie commands
OF sa4d warrant. and make return Of hi.
doings to said justice, and shall sccurel,
lcep all liquors 50 seized hy hun. ant
the vessels containing IL, until final ac,
ton he had thereon. providcd, however,
that il the place 10 IL sear,hcd he dwell.
ling house ia which any ttanlly resides,
and i'll which no tavern eating house
grocery, or oths place vi public les ut is
kept, such warrant Shall not he issued
unless one at leas. oil sa'! complaints
shall on oath or affirmation declare be-
fore said Justice that he has reason to be-
lleve, and does belIesc, that within ole
month next before tue making OF SAID n-
formation intoxicating liquor las Teen, in
violation OF this uct, sold in said house or
IN some dependency thereof. by the per-
son accused in said information. or by
his consent or permission; nor unless.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-10

"'n' James II. Aim has been chosea 2, Va
r"oT OF South car'lina, by the legislature u
that state
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-10
Callhan Dwigans.
TX Est. J. koahn.
No. 1 1t
SffnS Af0@r

i'Aefi aa ~ William Mason Oh the a0ll. aar
q No, ISL at.his residence IN Linn Town
sup, y ~ daHk rel AM White spotted Steer Il
iheaa4n SIZE viii crop off ihn eft ear and /,
nos a'a - from i u the right, supposed to
oe about ntna y ere old, and appraised a, S3s
before samuel Haalin E.q.
J. w CArTrll. :
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SEBA>TOpOL NOT TAkENs
AUSTRIA JOINS THE ALLIES.
No More Battles.


On the Cd OF December, treaty Of
alliance was signed at Vienna, between
Austria, France and England. The ex-
act terms are not known, are surmise sad
follows:
Firstly--Tha. Austria regards the vlo-
lati3n Of The Turkish Territory as war
against herself
SecondIy-That Austria will augment
her force in tbs principalites, so as to en-
able the Turks TO resume offensive opera.
tons.
Thirdly THAT on tie demand oi
Farnce and England 10000 Austrians
will BIZ sent 10 the Crinlea.
Four,hly--Franee and England guar.
autee that the territorial possession 81
Austria shall under all circumstances
remain undimlnished.
Filthly-"At presen. IN secret"
Sixthly Prussia SHALL be invited 70
join the alliance.
seventnly--The treaty To come iuto
operation on the part oil Austria. should
Russia mol come To terms before the I'd
OF January.
There is also published. a letter from
Count Nesselfode, setting forth the terms
OIL which the Car will accept peace. viz
A jolnt protec,orate Of the five powers
over tie Christians in Turkey; a like
protecorate over the fIncipaItes subject
to existing Russian treaties, TIE revision
Of the treaty OF lS4l to which Russia
vii assent ii The Sultan Will the free
oil the Danube.
The position oil the King Of Prussia
continues evasige and non-committa|,
The 4 alterations Il the Gernauic !
Diet Committee are most important
The actual position OF affairs seems 10 be, |
that Prussia insists on a declaration In |
favor OF prussian policy, or, at least, Of
neutrality, while Oh the contrary, Aus
ira insists that tie following point shall |
be decl4cd:
Whether tie northeastern frontiers Of |
Of Austria are not sufficiently threatened |
10 warrent an mandate seaport from the
federal troops. Most Of che Germanic
States are, with haste, putting their arm
,nnortp,in fer mae i nr.hahI,. .1a
and i this h. ra;~o,o5 WE 12a,, 49,
lranara1 IA 49, .'v, .rr,,, - ~ -.
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| james Ia!loCk, Governor, elect of
| Pennsylvania, is spoken of MS the Know
Nothing candidate for President, in So.
Repor. o. shestate Troasurer Of
Iowa.
| STATE TREASURER Orrrcr low,
Iowa City. Nov. 10. 1854
| 10 Exeel'ency. STEPHEN HEM.
STEAD Gov If Iowa:
sIr-ln accordance with the 6n,b .sc-
ton OF the Code Of Iowa" have the
honor 10 communicate TO you the follow.
ing Report OF the Finace. from She frs,
day OF November, 1854, both DAYS inclu.
slve, TO wit:
Nov, |. 1852. State revenue
on hand, IS 600 &C
The receipts from the
above date up to Oct.
81. 1874, were, lli,9i5 81
Proceed from the sale OF
the Saline Lands up to
Oct 81, 1854. 1856 70
Total amount OF receipts, 1874 ,0e5 81
during tie same period
there has been paid out
Oh AUDITOR warrants, Sis, 542 90
Leaving balance in
Inc treasury OF slJ, 522 So
lite Legislature, u, It's las, SESSION.
passed law, entitled "An Act au,ho--
tzlnE tie Treasurer Of State 10 collect
certain money therein named" and in
obedience thereto, visited Washing
ton CITY and collected from the United
States - ST. 81, aud placed the same
tn The State Treasury.
The same Legislature also passed a
Ia" appropriating 800 90 for the bur
pose ct procuring fire and thcif-rr1oC
N 'amander SAFE" Tor the use Of the : tate
Treasury, which has been purchased. and
Is now III Ito office.
All ot which j. respectfully submitted
MARIN L. NORRIS.
Stale Treasurer
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-10

James Pallock, Governor, cleo, Of
Pennsylvania, is spoken of ms the Know
Nothing candidate for President in "a
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-10
Eleven Days Later From Eu-
rope.

.1rripai of The Seamers .f"ssf'ea raad
Washington.