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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-31

abe rush OF immigration TO tins State
the present year Is truly astonishing No
state, not even California, mas chained
So rapid an Increase of population as has
Iowa the past seasJn. Thronga May
| aud June, every road 10 the interior was
thronged with cover u wagons. accompa-
uled by hocks auI herds, aud at morning.
aud evening Wherever you wtul, tie en-
camptnrnts along the margin OF water.
courses reminded you oi the Exodus oi
The l>raeii,es. Twelve mouths ago 4
friend from the East, who travelled West
IS far as Cedar Falls, VAS delighted with
the country, bu, returned IN despair, de-
Glazing that the pfalrI"s were as bound
less as the ocran, and could uoi be occu-
1ied ior quarter oI century. ThrousD
thts yuule territory over winch h" then
ra,rIed ne would now fad 1t Difficult, 10
uuh up saca Il space large enough 10,
larm. IL Is Impossible ev.n lor old
settlers 10 keep their ideas uptv the pFa.
,,vs> vi Tie West. Tue .ani Office at
h ) place wtii > pon be 81 srd. hut wr. i,agu
II survey Ors that lie lands III TIE NUrt4-
VEST quarter ot tine State arr o. an rx-
c~iteut quality aud welt walercd. r.c
only otyrctoa - tnts portton % the State
Is tur scarcity al titn1rr. Hedges nav.
II ,weyer, be advantage ,usly resourl L.
tpr leuctny. and tue extensive { .afirid~
ot Iowa Will urafs.. llrt IL centuries -
The grown ri tfess I, So RAPID la t. y
acres 81, TIMBER sIiI is tie evul~r uat,f
~ cal RAISE W d lot al wi. supply
all tn. WAITS vi lis tarm
Soa4eru vi uues9ta fDa, - lilI pr u
" Ia great raPt Ivy, aui tais terrt,ry
- II soon he Knocking Al tie doors ..
Ce4gr-s, toi al tsstUn II tar Union
IA, population ot Minnesota aud Iowa
IA the urxt ceNsaa wall exceed uuilIou.
AID many taIA> l1Ha alone wlii reach
mat uonber. Ius Is lot mere addl-
llou oi SO many human brIngs May
ot ,1sse now arriving uong Us bring
graIth aud Intelligence. . here are ptae.
tfcas IA mers possessed 0f all the know
edge aud means necessary 10 convert
prir broad acres INTO pattern farms.
There are skftiiuI fneCHaui stoo, who are
GoiHFfthg waste waterfalls oi the sac
II Pr ftabir USES. VI lis afe gpag III
n every u,ig abornoot Huntrrls ~
villages ar springng lnto existence, j
II seems "a II me great nag 'ciin aa3
waved his wand over tuosr vast SO tn les
aud by some mysterious poAer. called
suddenly iuto T silence al the arts Of
CIVILIZED he, -D.bu7ut Erprss
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-31

Language fails to express the amount
Of suffering and distress. Could you hut
ride over the place, in one haii hour |
could show you signs that wo-d make
your heart bleed. / went. two days ago.
T. nurse Il young nnan with al interesting
family, CONSISTING Of q very pretty wife
aud two children. ! sat up with him
IRON five o'clock one morning till seven
the mex when tue poor fellow died.
shalt 10. forget the scene a. long ~
live. His wife had requested 10 see him
before he died. Abou, five in the NOR
nlng Informed her that he G. uld not
live, as the symptoms Of the vo'nt were
coming Oh. She begged me to assis, her
to the bedside. did 30. and as she was
abou, 10 embrace hun for the las, time,
the death ra,,le was nrarI, and he hung
stiff, aud IN her arms She raised he'-
sell aud fell powerIes- into mine. But
the wors, part 10 yet to be told. HIS
father. and old mau Of sixty years, had
t. be informed Of it, and was the per-
son TO do il. threw on my cloak and
started for the house. He me. me At the
door, aud, as If IN sardly conscious Of my
mission, he fung his arms around my
neck, aud resting his head upon my
shoulder burst iu,o food oi tears. He
haa lost his wife the sunday preceding,
his daughter the day .f,er. aud now TINS
younx man was the third all In one
week. BESIDES his Las. aud only b y Was
extremely low. When lel, Ills door to
r-,ura 10 the scene oil death, mednatlDg
UPON what had wnnes led, and the pt,a-
be, desolate late OF THIS old man, could
restrain my feelings no longer, and sea-
ting myself Oh door step, wep.
bitterly"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-31
Latest from the Plains 1ore Indian
Troubles
- ar. n, y

Fort Laramie DATES - the 1871 o.
Sep. have been received at this city.
Cap,an 4 p Howe fourth artillery
was to be- tired BY Military C., urt. Col
Hoffman Pfes,a mt argrd with dlsobe-
diener at tae battle Ut Buewater.
Harvey arrived at Laramie on the
l7h. Tie sioux Indians pmmpnc.d
war in earnest. Several parties had been
attarkpd.
Cover ment ani other herds ran off.
3ear"dauans of all kinds committed
Large numbers have cstngregtiea Oh
" bit. Earth. aud have sent messages t ,
come on. that they were ready and wan
ted hi horses. Capt Caiy Will accom-
rany larnev in command OF Battalion
Gu. Col H9ninau's health Will not
permit ban to 90 on campan. Health
Vi tie officers good.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-31

Nv virtue Of tn c writ, I att ,chtnen' It ne
- re ted sued uat OF / e Clerks fhce ~
tn Us r,c' coari IN and for e DR. CON v.
state Of IVA. nj tsainf Rober. l. Pit nen
and IN y Wheel"r. m | r,ror = ..ha
Swe lard Jan II star ami III tin n
Nadswart sud PIX alta hi the pn.a
ware and mercha ze I saa plt,enger I'D
"a-eief shtc benz KAN ei nv 'hree c,u
p ent p"r.ons an rsp,rtetta be srish,b q
q dlng-r II fe | wi tler - o fer
FIR sals 1 - Tic vendae. FIR cash al thor
store r N y, pton va the goods. ware
and n'rch,aize = al An o. the 18Th
of yrmb r. 1883, AID from aav to day
II reaf er uni sad goods are all sold IA
sale caumeA ce At o O'Clock A. NJ Of SAID
day and .t,nne firm day a. day IN il al -
The law requires. JOHN II. DIRELEY,
49,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-31

n hELac r rHE PAsr AsD .I3xE -
sunday al rg 0on at@nt tNa O aio,k
some feeHles p"ts5U pul 4 .lg0tel e. ar
70 part Of keg 0. powder. wHsca wa,
stored III room of one oil the barracks
9. old iod Armstrong. The huninr
powder jnmrd IattIv 4rrd th. dry timber
Of which the barracks were but Every
effort 10 stop II Was III vain Il burned
nii midnight anldd not cease uuttl seven
barracks and block tort. comprising al.
mr. 81 Ia" whole OF tue Fl 4. old run. w.r.
a srnonIdrrlDg hep Of asles hr Off.
Ger. quarters, the nagazinp luii,uc
and TWO block iors only remain. The
picturesque beauty of the lower end Of
thr Stand il gone forever.
The view Of the fire through IN. We.
olng tram The deck Of the terryboa, was
very beautiful Whrn the raj fell N
ta" fithrs IN mp both shores, with a Iuld
glow. and illuminated the river. IN.
spectacle was gazed upon with melan.
cnoiy pleasure hy hundreds. thus an.
proprfat II 10 fire and flame, has pas I'd
,ay relic OF war and blopdshed. and
? Aes~ey adve ntnre--RUck ktsnr1k.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-31
APPLES ron HUMAN Foop. - With u

APPLEs ron HuMAs Foop. With us
the value OF apple, as al article OF iood
is far uni,gra,eJ. Besides containing n
large amount OF sugar muscular. aud
otner nu,fttlse ma er. apples contain
vegetable AcIds aromatic quaIItIrs. etc. :.
winch acl powerfully IN the capacity ei
r-frsgeranr>. ionIes, aud antls~ptic> and
wen freely used al the season OF M,
iJw fiIe tess, tary prevent debiIhy. iudi-
gest ga auj avert. without doubt. u.any
oi the "tIls which il~sn is h-Ir To-. TIE
orarat It's Of Cornwall L ,gia ID, ceusDd-
81 rpe apples IL arIy as uourtstang a.
bread aid lar more 50 than pot Itoes.-
Il the Year 1901 which wa. YEAR o.!
nurn SCARCITY Apples, instead / brlt {
q vert Il laly csasr w.T. sid 10 tie
poor; ii tie labofrfs asserted tHat t.i,y
.ol!d "ssaaI IHcif aHfk Oh taxed aP-
pt-s, ua4au. meat sarIea.. II potato dl.
a fsQaztei eltaef meat or seAue other
substantial HulrlnsBt .Tnr French and
ueInaas ase apples extensively. as do
TIE ia sabHants OF all EuropeaH nations.
he Iah0fers depend upon tb.m "a All at
tscte oi iooI. and frequently make du.
u-r. ot sliced apples aal bread. I ere
- 40 iood o,ed III As many different
ways III "ur cos' ny as apples; nor Is
tucte auy trut whose value, as an aI.lclr
Il uutflnrHt, - As gfe >. aud 50 itule
apprteIatrd. -- Iattr Cure J urnat.
An rid"rIy gentleman named VIII
bur u H9ri. WHO Vas lighthouse keeper
At DuHkHk under the administration OF
Gen. Faylor. an has rrsii j IN that see.
tt5n Tor number 81 years; Committed
>n8ctde OF Thursday n.hl by hanging
himself. inr Jay prevlou. he aeernrari
90 tsefsaitaA nJa- sour ol AIS trtt IA
is 10 tae II ct that he was Ia b.. canhuea
I'll the LnualIc Asylum al uura. aud
! committed the ia'al act, double 5. q
th"art tie purposes oi ms ttIeais IL
mas iaboufed under a drranged sat. o
/ miud Tor solt~ tune Err
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THE NOZZLE OF ruc Wrsr,A cor.


THE MOBILE OF rms WEsr--A GER
respondent, oil the Davenport Ga.rffe.
writing from Fairfield under tie date OF
Oct ll,h. having passed through the CITY
Of Rock Island aud Witnessed the WORK.
ings OF the "free trade in whisky" prilI.
ciple in that city, gave i, tie following
hit, in which there ia fully as much trusA
as poetry. II people VISA TO see d VIVID
exemp.Ifca,'oa OF the benefits OF tempe
rance laws. let t.sm spend few day. If.
Davenport and then cross TIE rlyer out
take notes on the ether SIDE. TIE COZ.
,rast IS striking. ko:A Island i. last e.
comns place Of general dlsrppute co.
reason Of sae ll!Iacis liquor laws. Blu
read:
"'hs G,sek Save, which should h.s.
fsacasd Davenport in tins for . Mckee Al
ben Campbell, IA lad 10 con- e. I. ~ O. e.v
hsf passengers the tao CO Il own. across -
Davenport II a boat a. 10 o'clock Il ntghf. a.
ssaTtHg in run.clr,ei REX Islan DID ".
saoy that Your ster eats ay-r he wy h Il
tie name Of b-inv he Moods OF the We n
regards her sint.a ,is, af 4erre Iaeian. AMI he
scores OF idle. matd ma boz, erels. hsa-fas
Foreigners? Cnsecane as the atenaut ma
BE TO our brethren ef The qulIl the e. lis y
-, ard several Eas.etn pass n er5 80 IA
Come to transact bg,in .. in Rex T. sni /
Oaseapo't, stopp i IN DavcHq ort, b cause T. i
Temperance place ?"
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kevoiutinarv SireS.

Commander Hamilton was hardly Of
age when he began 10 play his part IN
the awful drama of the Revolution, being
ouly twenty when he WAS taken Into the
ian,y oil sne Cotnlnander-ia-chlef, with
the rank Of Lieut.. Colonel; Benjamin
Franklin vas fii,y before he began to be
heard of; Samuel Adams. for,y.!our
James O,ls ,hlr,y.eigh,; John Adams.
thirty five JOSIAH Quincy, forty; John
Hancock, lhir.y-s,gh.i and Thomas JEFF
terson. ,hirty-,wo. before they were
creator distinguished. And 20 with all nc.
tors OF tina. aye. They were full grown
men worked-ripened with tell and
strengthened by long sbits Of endurance
and neutrality-suspicious.. Washing on was
a surveyor and IN after life tanner.
Expressive silence nuse his pralse!
Knox was q BOOK. blnder and stalioner.
Morgan (ne Of the Iowpens) was
drover; Tarlton CT from nun = lecture
OH thu, subject. Green Was blacksmith
and witAeai Quaker, alLsst through oil
ms southern calnpangs, aud lartlcularly
at Eu,aw sprlngs, he pu Oft ,ee outward
man. Aruolu. | ask pardon 70 no.
miDg hun IN sucn company, WAS = or, =
Ger and provision store keeper n New
Haven, where his sign 10 still ~ be seen
the same that decorated his shop before
the Revolution. Gales, wine opened
Burgoyns ~y.s 10 the iact that he could
no, march through the Unl~d States
with five thousand men, was q regular
built soidnr, but after the Revo u,lon
was farmer. Warren, the martyr oil
Bunker Hill, was a Physician, aud hest
,a,ed not TO EXHIBIT 70 his c. un,ry,n-n q
splendid example oi the manner IA which
American physlclns -ho aid practice when
called Oh by rneIr ccun.ry, Marion, the
Odd Fox oil the south was COW boy
Sumpter, 'tne fgr,ne Cock" of South
Carolina, was s"eperd boy. Let ii be
forever remembered that tue men of
the Revolution were working men, those
ol New England especially. G-rn as
We hsvr STAGED, was black smith /;
Franklin IA prlntrr; Roger >hsrnan a
shoemaker /; aud Putnam, Stark and
Allie ere lar ners not a man ot them
above his business or ASHAMED OF his
calling.
Tho ~e stusrs sni tai srs, snl c hslsrs-~hst then
Mere the % p.'o W th MT nsn r'
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CrnAR PAPgu. W.. lave. l.fore ,

CfnAR PApEn We itayt. before Us
specimen Ol paper manufactured from
the bark OF the c.'dtr tree. l. vas made
al NaerviiIe. Ne. where a mill has
Teen established 10 manufacture paper
iron trr bark Of all Kinds OF trees. TIE
value Q! ,nis cedar PAPER. however as an
article TO be Iali Oh A. rs which are 20 b.
co-ef.d with eafpa's, 10 pr ttsct tacin Ifoal
moths, IS such, taal tnis lar. the tnl.I Ia
been chiefly employed on tbs kid OF
hars pap n. Nrssrs Sparrow &C., oil
TINS city corner . Washington and vest
stfe'ts. are the New ingaa1 ag-n,s er
tins he" sriicl-, AID are prepared II
turns II Al wholesale prices o. al retail
- Boston p4g~,.
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1aeriM,x sale.

nY virtue Of al execution to me directed, IS
r. su.d Out Of the s,k's ofhce Of the Dis
trio, court, in and for the county Of Cedar
and STATE Of low a. in favor Of Joseph Lindsey,
a,a Ava n 1 samuel ~w-S, have levied upon
the lots /, ., 10 In block 90, and 10 lots AL o.
p'ock IS, ali said lots being situated in the town
Of r. chester, in Cedar county, Iowa, taken -
the property Of Samuel Swab. to SATISFY sa'o
execution, and shall offer the sane for sale AZ
public outcry ...... 1... A..
On III. 24th day Of r'vs"'bv, 1866,
n the eourt house door in aid county, brtwesn
the hours of 3 O'Clock, a. M, and o'clock P:
M Of said day, 10 satisfy said execution ana
costs that may accrue thereon. ,
linton. Oct. "a, 1885. sheriff Csdor co.
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LegaI Notice.
The State ot Iowa,
Cedar County, SIS.
~ n N..h p.trs~on


Sr you Or. hereby notified that there b
now on f.s in the ofIice of Clerk Of the Dis
trict court in said county, petition OF john p.
Cook claiming ( you Two HUI dred and eev.
euty. Ave dollars, a. money now justly due
him from u FOR mon.y furni.ed and advsn-
ced BY hm for you during the years respective
" from A. D. lS43. to 4, p lSo1, ahd Tor
matters properly ehargsble In an account, .
bal Of particulars of which Is attached 10 said
retit,on. Said petition 10 under oath and
GAINS the sum d one hundred and seventy
Ave dolla, to be due plaintiff after allowing al
SET OH. And petition prays are attached agasnst
you property Tor Tire reason that you are . non
resident Of the State Of low, and you are noti-
Ted that the Sheriff Of said county has return.
ed you mot foundn and that unless you appear
and answer said petition, on or before the 6rst
day Of the next term Of said district court which
term commences on the second Mondav after
the forth Moniay in April 1855. default win
be entered against you, and jadsenet rendered
s2ans. Oh thereon. John p. Cook.
(n42) John 2. Dillon, his atty.
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Sutfp ar By The Nanas1t

~urfBE Of Il Y - The NanaslIn
(Ws Advo ate Of The l3lh inst, gives
tie toE}osGtg account # tie commission
Of suede ty q boy ONLY IL years Of
age wbo apPe re TO have beea j vlctln
IT quality:
Young Kelsey imagined himselit, be-
wHipps aud abused to murh by tue VII
Iagr boys, aud on Monday evening nr
told tfs mother he weuii stand /, no Eon-
grr that be would hang Aunsrlf. No al.
traNan was palu t. tie t.rrat Oh THURS
day morning h. WIS whipped by his
which sbr cent him % he woods TO pro-
cure some Switches, 10 be hereafter used
on hlil tor bad haginur. H. vas ac
conpan I'd by Younger brother. After
gong iuto t5- WOODS a sLort dstanc. he
sent the brother back nome fur "A rope, IN
order, - he sad, To bring larger bun
dl" On his brothers return. the Young
Kelsey vas s,ti IA death La tue absence
oil ms bfoEheI IL pllcrd some blocks up.
on Ire ground, tIed Que of HI. suspend.
rrs around his neck and fastened one
or J t. tar hub oi a tree. kicked the
boess away and mug IN lat i suio.
untti deal! Ins i, n,5rpd a sal AFT ar.
Tor one 50 young TO take III. HE Into sis
oWn haad-. Thosr wuo have seen the
c0rpse, sly ina, eve ID dcat1 lis con .
"nanee exhlhits TIE picture o. drtermIn.
auon an courage
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-31
8 4 K e & Y

1TAylNG entered the above Business, IN Up
ton, am now prepared TO supply castoners
win fresh bread, and all articles in my line OF
business. Cakes and pastry Of every KIN fnr'
nished to families, or for parties, on snort d."
tee. Having engaged the services OF one OF .he
best bakers in the west, feel cenh tent oi GYMS
satisfaction TO all customers. 40; W. VALE
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fesT The Burlington Huxley states
tuat the IRON. Iastnlng d two iocou :
lives have been purchased Tor the ROAD
rroia mat city t. IT. feas lat. aud tat
~ All probability t"' MY miIrs Of the
tack will be- laid tclote cold weather.
Good agaln--pusn on the rails.
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Haos. Our laf4ers are reaplns =
harvest from the,r pork. tbs scason.--
Contractors are purchasing Ill 81 pei
hundred. On foot. Tus they have Il
mafk., a. their door sni good price. lor
the ready ca IN.
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ESrRAY n R,E,

TAaEs up by :. T.. ..ltl-olls IN Cass townsaip
Cellar Goahty itwt, % the I'd day Of Octo
bar, 1875. hay horse, shout ten wears I'D with
stsr - the f,ce white legs, and black man
and tail, al apprai-e | At $40. Also a hI.,k
m IRE, with one white hind lie I. about III wear.
cd. aud appraised at SIS before y. t. Lisk. Esq
Oct. 9th, 1876. j. w CATTEII
oct. Itta 3m county Jerk.
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Horrible Rlir.

We are informed that on last Nonia
evening Samuel Bntle. killed Patrick
o. ouer. both OF whom wer" residents
Of Buffalo ship. IN this county. The
rircuustar c-s attending The case are. a.
W. learn them. as fellows: Mr.. BnIer
accused O'Cunnor Of having abused his
taitle Which rad broken into til. corn.
field oi Nr. O'Connor sotnr time previ-
Gus. Tie evening mentioned. VI. o.
tanuor sas passing the hJuSe ri Buiier,
carrying w.t. hun small sack O. corr
vi Ell Mr.. Butler commenced the old dt-
ii ul'Y; ard becoming e"rarrd. stru, K
OConaor with the barrel o. a gun on tie
temple, break nd i'll his skull. he
alarm was soon given, and the neighh r
o. coming 10 the spot und O'Cannor ~.
Ing OH the ground BESIDE the sa X 81 cora.
Hscnshle and dying. tsg carried him
30 his house and nrdica 'auensIantr tm-
n"1Iatrly procured, hut he never sp he,
and Died shortly after
steps Were Immediately taken for the
arrest al Bull r. BIZ he had left, and
has Mt as set been arrested. We un-
dersnnd tat O'Connor leaves three
small children orp ans in the fullest
ssnsp oil tae word the mother having
died sometln previous. We hope the
arnused may he arrested and brought IL
lnstic'. fer he - guilty he certain Y 81 ouI,t
not be permitted 10 run al large. Mar ion
Register.
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Il Is runesed tAut the Danish Govern
Heat Ass invited tie tnafltl.e power, a.
iHcoutereace al fopet IL zen H. sellle ssr
qut stron vi the Sound Dues.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY,
AND
Roots ly,,d SHOES.

7 HAVE just commenced re@.iving my ocoIs'
/ shoe., DC, and will BE- adding :" my stock.
from time /. time, thus enabling me TO have a
fresh supply Constantly on hand. Pers ms IN
want Of any thing in my line will do well to
call ON me. a. will offer rar. Inducements to
purchasers. aLAhh ANoI''
lin On, Iowa. Oct. 3, 1885. n4I-Iy
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rTTle Illinois and 1n3ar Mia

EeDT!e Illinois and Tpprr Nisss.
sirpi rivers are both rising There Il
five aid six fee, paer i'm the channel
up T. La Sale, which IS enougl for iar
largas, boats in the Illinois river trade To
come and go July laden. TIE Upper
Mississirri Is Rang from Rock Isant
down. and here is now ten feet In tue
channel from CT. Louis TO Caro-.
L5-Rsady money payments are best
Y.c4Ss-n m trlfuHslfr.
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THOSE persons VIII, oue IN" nIt note or DO
account. are r~qne 81 h. call a u settlr a.
mon-y 5 nredti To lay fail stock.
VI sc w,o c. my wi h this very r, reasonable
req1esi. vii reeve as a reward a recetpl fsr
III amount rad n
Those VIII, n,g ect this lat call, viii find
heir accounts 40 the hanas &c the T. rmenot
(,.arpr
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GREEN + MCNAUGHTON.
NJ EnChANIs Keep on hand Ready Mad.
- coming, Boots and Shoes, Yankee No.
1s1s, ~ Gooas. Grocsriss, Ar. Rsehss>s1
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He BALTIC.

The Russians we're approaching >vea-
borg with great activity Acco-ats vi
The bosnbardsnenl OF Riga safe tGat III,
very ItIlr. but thn al Baiau was injured
sery muub Aarlous mlaof op"r tom
We're reported.
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20 In a colnmuulcafleu nom ne
Mayor 81 Ruhlio t. tue Council Of that
city thu Irngth Of the proposed river tun.
bel under tie Ntagara, is stated tn lie
4,iOJ ie-,, 10 connect It'll u tunuel 400
Ire' under part 81 the city, aud railway
through, the city three miles log TIE
total expense is estimated OF s6J3747.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-31

1t the commencement Of III. siege. e
popu,ai ~ Of - astopo was 13 10 SOUS,
be-tdts fourteen rrginirnts ot sailors and
TOUR u soldiers always Stationed IN III.
city. There were 2 246 house Z Rus
sian churches. on. Calhohc, one Jrwisa
synagoge. one Turkish mosque. several
SCHOOL houses Is hotels and public hou :
"a. one hospital, Que theatre. aud a Gus.
ON house.