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DIED.

Yesterday morning. lah ins O'Clock JORDAN NOBLE
sr aged IS !ears snd days..
His funeral will take place This Afternoon. at O'Clock from
fedspes hia aihe Noble Clio street,
o. Rampant atrse His friends and those of bis father respect
fully invited to attend
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as- A RErR1nrs--We do mol REFER to

pevs from capital punishment There Ia slow torture from
which respite equally ds,irsts. We refer TO dyspepss
which all the horrors Of indigestion up. To the
sre BY this painful haraans disease hold emily
bright hopes ths csIaiay of immediate relief
cue There tonie cordial and Alternative principle Dr.
lands German Bers which Inevitably changes ths
morbid action the stomach and the ,eceye ogsns
Rss and health. Prepare by Dr. c. M jackson
Philadephia, SEQ Advertisement. Ro4 lmd&w
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AUCTION SALE OF FuRNIruRE.-By reference
to the advertisement 1t will de that the household
and kitchen furniture of the Carroton Hotel will be sold
at auction to-day, at loh O'Clock. Terms cash on the
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p. cHARIEs THEArER The nold Drury
q hsw Orleans opened last evening with he
me asmestsr and this farce of the s.ys.
Daring The vacation and n
Men1s inc house has been very materially improved Il II
tespsots and s now mere worthy the patronage of q
eit than Ct any previous time we can recall Tbs
Ms's hase been rspanted and refreshed tie scenerv
Dsosned and everything considerably improved NM
.lustf'ous uhesleJ still prseides over ths otar am
1anee and ne yetaran Mac has charge Of the ints
The pas corps Of assistants aid within ths deor,
me tragedy Of Ths Gamestsr y WI prodpcaa IN
atA Karen ~ Mrs.. Bevo!y, Mr. Pope Is Mr Rsr,,,
smAn g Jaris, and Mrs Leonard M fbo,,,,,s
Appauss manifested during Its performance and A. H.
O,oas Nss snaeient proof 81 the merit that
MED its approximation. 500 asooMps-
a. ne conclusion Of the tragedy, Mr. Ipf,a,d
opon ths stage With asons and was greeted Win ~
common amount Of applause. "'s1 wv
The farce Of the Stage Struck Tailor \,
previous performance and Mr. Mark sm,th j. g.. ~
sAee Seusgs and Mr.. DsBar as Tom Tan, bro., 49,.
no inconsiderable amount Of popular commentator
Are Booth and Mrs Bernard received with ano,ss
suiesnty strong and hearty to assure them Of th Ma
SAINT they left behind In years previous
Taking The frst nights performances at the St. Char,sa
y criterion Of the remainder feel confident that M
Present season will be profitable one to the mapaesr
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nhNkFlr OF Mr.. FRA2lER.--The many per-
,,enas Oh mr u NJ Frazier, who has hsn SO sue
= ~ snofts 70 please the public will do well to
nu ny 'acs that ne has his first benefit ON the
an .~s-s. progressed member Of thsprofesson
,..snrsas variety OF attractive petes will be
!, W. rust snat There will be uil house
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HOUSE FURNISHING GooDs Samuel E. Moore
Co., 40 Camp street receiving general assort
ment of goods which they solicit the
attention Of the public. Sec advertisements
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s8> To DRUGGIsTs sale, the Stock /,
sfs tIterss, aud good viii OF WHOLESALE DRUG STORE
sua,si doahrng conmercsl Western Tsxss
doing dollars year
Sold hs wishing retire from business For
terms apply 10 80.
oei sp At. BENNETT a co., Bank Place.
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Housekeeping Goods.
H en- erson & Gaines,
~ CANAL STR EFT. 90

Are receiving LARGE ADDITIONS ths particular bra, or
Of their Stock every article required BY
ERs which, together Stock, constitute isrsr
and varied any similar s,ash
lishmen in the Uaied STATES. They consist In part Of
sHovEIs and TONES, COAL HoDS, KNIVES and FORKS,
WATERS, coMNoN TIN WARE,
sAUCEPAEs. and all Kitchen Uteasiis,
CEDAR TUBS, PALS. CHUREs, DOOR MATS, etc.,
Clothes Market and knife BASKETS,
BRUSHES and BRouMs of all hinda etc., etc.
- All Of which they offer at--
THE LOWEST PRICES,
and most favorable terms. rofs sof.
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AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE. FURNISHING Goops.
L. A. Levy Jr auctioneer, sells to-day and on the days
following No ~ arsrisr street. the balance of the
stock OF b. Brewer Co, consisting Of every kind Of
nafdwags britannia ware and ten splendid chandeliers
The sales to-day will be of lots for houss s.ar
particulars will be seen BY reference 10 the sdysrsssnt
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Fen and W-snser Clothing.

FGU and Winter Clothing.
Leig tom &c B a r bot.
CORNER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS.
We receiving weekly Mauafactoy New
York, rev and Fashionable Stock Of
G L OF HING,
superior quality and dnh. The part
Black Brown Olive Cloth Dress COATS medium
and hne qualities.
TALAif s. SACS and PALETOTS
BUSINESS SUITS.
FILOT CLOTH oYERcoATs. F
BLACK sad CoLORED CASHMERE PANTS
VESTS, Of every descptou-Blak Figured st s,ip
Rich Eslvsts, Cstsimerer. etc, cite.
THE GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
comprises full assortment, consulting Of
UNDER GARMENTS of Silk, Cashmere, Wool and Nsrps,
COLLARS. cRAvATs. HECK tbs, in rr... variety.
POCKET Hicks, Jouvn's Kid Gloves Hosiery.
ROBES DE CHAMBERS; Travelling shawls, sts
LElGHToN'S PREMIUM SHIRTS
~ Always 10 found hin establishment ssl at low us,
FOR CASH.
LEIGHTON g. BARBOT,
nota 2pst corner 81. Charles and Canal strsets
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Setting OT.as Cost

OF IMPORT TI0N,
The entire stock of Store CANAL STREET. sonsaiins Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JKwELRY,
FINE POCKET CUTLERY,
GUNS, PISTOLS AND FANCY GOODS
~ Al W hoisEais and Retail, by
VIM. KERNAGHAN, 65 Canal street,
asis SPIN between Camp and Magalas streets.
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Gelesrapbe0 to the main Crescent.
EuRTHER BIZ THE AsIAs


souTHHas
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-The mails by the Asia
bring a few items Of additional intelligence:
The Bank Of France had arranged for loan
Of several millions Of silver from the Bank of
Amsterdam.
The cholera was increasing its rsvages in
Tuscany.
1t was rumored that the Government Of
Naples had committed gross outrage on some
American citizens. No particulars ore given.
Maryland Election.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 8.--The majority for the
whole American State ticket in this city is
about 600. Davis's (American) majority over
May, (Democrat) for Congress, is 800; and 1t
is believed that Harris's (American) majority
over Van SAINT, DEMOCRACY also for Congress,
is about 200.
Charleston Election.
CHARLEsToN, s. c., Nov. 8.--Miles (Anti-
Know Nothing has been elected Mayor Of this
city By upwards Of 400 majority.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 12.-The river is now fall
ing, with feet water in the canal The steamer
Antelope arrived yesterday from New Orleans.
The Empress departed Saturday, and the Gull
mare and Swan yesterday for that port.
The Eastern lines are all down,
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STocEs. The time for operating Ia stocks has
arrived. BY reference to our advertising col
urnns y win be seen thaHGen. H. VI Palfrey has
several kinds % sale, all worthy the attention
Of capitalists.
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We are indebted to the clerk Of the steamer
7. G. Twitchell for late Louisville papers.
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aa- v. B. pAnMER, the American Neva-

s y ID. TALhEh, the haierlcan fSeHS-
pspsr only authorized Agent for this paper the
Boston, New York and Philadelphia aad Ia duly
take subscriptions the
receipts will regarded His oees asBcs,on
lays Building; York. Tribune Baldugs Phiads pha NJ T.
Filth and Chestnut streets. oiH
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
To persons owning Texas Land Scrip Head Right OertiS
Gates Bounty and Donation Warrants
The nnassned having boon engaged bu.ness for
long tme, and having perfect knowledge Land synsm Ia
Texas from sIpsrsnos solicit patronage pessor. having
claims In our State
Mr. Bedsos having spsn deal q ocsnK and sur
veyng Lands in the middle and portion
I'LL the information requisite good any OF ,hs
unsPpreprae Lagds In h~ Ss He will selections him
self She ground The made the
they will be the settlements MARKET We are
preparing for trip the woods will SOON ss we
sufficient number OF efestss We perct
charge for Lands sxcsp such a. We
examine.
az Our charges onshiri Of the Land 9X ssn per .ey
paying all expenses, hnd delivering the owner
E Send eertdcsss Those who by ma n, should
keep the number date in original grantee cf
the certificate and then los duplicates sadly Obtained
GRIFFIN I BzKnsoEA
Aus.n, Texa', Oct. 9sh, 1855.
.... Rsferenses;...,4
Gov L. NJ, PEAsEa Austin, Texas.
Hon. P. H. BELL, do
BALLINGER q JACK, Attorneys al Law, Galveston.
L. II. DUNCAN, commsou Merchant, New oslssus.
il MCMAHON 4 co. do do do
ANDERSON BoYLEs. Attorneys a Law, Mobile.
BEN JOHNSON, vcksbarg. Hiss.
Gen. THos. NJ GRIFFIN, Newman, Ga. nes spim&wss
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OuAcHIr RrvER. The steamer Amanda left
Coiumbia 9Th inst. 0uachita river falling all
the way down, with Al feet water ON Catalonia
shoals on 10th inst met steamer Fulton at
Trinity 18th, J. NJ Relf lying at Red river
wharf boat.
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GoTToN From last Saturday morning up to
to'clock last evening, there were received rs 800
haIss cotton, viz.: from Viokaburg, BY the Prin-
oess, :, $40 Amanda, from Ouachita, 507 /;
Kimball, from Fort Adams, 658 Bella Donna,
from WiIliamsport, 705; Cora, from vicksburg,
lss24s Eherman, from Yazoo, 806 Music, from
Bayou Sara, 8I5 Lecompte, from Alexandria,
1915: q d Jr.s fron Bayou Sara, 27s; May
flower, from Memphis, a,ls4 George Collier.
from Memphis, s,056 Magnolia, from vicks-
burg. 8, ls4 sundries, 3d.
Those who are unfortunately troubled with
tho 6 blnes,'' are requested TO take walk on
the levee about five o'clock this evening. The
great Princess moves shout that hour.
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Ry she CahasCba.
ANOTHER LARGE INyoICR.
ALFRED MUNR oH q CO..
81 MaGazINE STREET, IN
CORNER III AurrpF ~T&
By she CahasCba.

ALFR RED MU Mr. oE q co.,
81 MaGazINE STREET, IN
CORNER GRAvIER,
present The ssxans and uaIma ~ II,
leans
Tbs ONE PRICE system The House now a. b. for
Pols Gsntismaniy CLERKS, who spssk m. r., -, a,.
will always he in atspdsnea and h n @
dsss,ood that they CONSIDER IT NO TRot1RIr To SHOW
GOODS " N
All Goods by srpy ss.,v a, - ~,
trade and article y Among tho prsa, o
Black CoIorsd Cloth Dress and Fr ok COATS M
BUSINESS CoA1s match larKs ynri.iv NJ ,o,ox.
81. NICHOLAS OTTER SKIN ov GR SAC, sup.rop,.
THE sEsAsToPoL oyERcoAT The Goa, Of the season.
sL0T CLOTH COATS, Of eve, y style and quality,
Californian. MoNTEcHH sTos rALaIAs and cLoArs
nsue Eliot BouLEvARD8 SHORT sAcs
fANTALoONs, Of every d. ucrip,iou
VESTS Black Colorvd II H. o,o,,r. p,. -,
Domoasines Barpour ard Bali yEsTs
fuHNISHING GooDs--sPLRNDID ASSORTMENT.
, "vae AI particular attention to SHIRTS
oil asss OF pss' and length arms ~ " -
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
" 'aesos variety Of Goods above for Men AID /. Ii
wen kn~n ac thAt'he Boys CLOTHING man, ou,aa Nv =.
are ns best 70 be found In particular In Now r,s,n
GB A. nj. a Co. tho only AGENTS i, NJ. a.,
THI UNION INDIA RuBBER COMPANY snr ~ -, ssas 81
aoods Manassurss changed TO these purcbs, T. III
aaz Cloth % make the Pillows Cushion, n.
and Hospital Cloth. eggns description Of COATS
Jhsm. '. S0AAo hsue ~
SILK RusBER COATS oa,y weighing eight ounces. p,. .x
ALFRED MUNROE s CO.,
uMagaIns srsst, corner Grs,sr
Store night durag the week to ssbt
day. sd On that nsh O'Clock Not Sunday noio sp
n Coat.
w Tons knRlsh Camel Coa first quality landing from h
foss STAR Delivered from the 81 IS psr bbt
loo Tous Scotch Cams Coal,
5000 American Camel Coat,
market price. @ .'''i' ~ me lowest
ordeaisf at $50 Magazine street or at the :, ph
noe 1p6t r rsr,rnS s'sehoed 70.
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AUCTION SALES.
.xoso Is your Chance.


ONE THOUSAND PRIZES ON H.aNpY,
BIZ AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.
UNPARALLELED SCHEME FOR NoyEMBERf
GLASS o.
III BIZ DRAWN Nov'R 9sd, 1885, IN THE CRY or Az
GEORGIA. WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
as-Sa b, oOO-sa ..
W % dissrbusa according following lni .t
draw thelowsst prize get coat Of ,our eta ~
and remember Pssa drawn at eneh reuin
Look Atii One Prizs to every Ten Tick,sI
CAPITAL PRIZE $l00oo,i
le 'hersoe every having regard 10 tho
o. hs purse attend tos aud forward his order immsda.v m
Tickets. "'sv ies
Let theas now buy. who bon ebt before
Ana those who always bought now buy Tho tpots
But to hs schtms Look it-sean /, rsIl-count
Road Rsad NV oAsi'a'
e $40 900
ais..,,a,....,.. ooo
- ......s...i.... SOC are ..........,,... 1koo
.'s..s..s..s..... $50 srs......,.,,,,.. aIun
=. 10 sre......,,,.,,,.. ,ioo
a. ''''''. 10 hfe...... i.qJy
''''''''.'.''-'' sp Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
ooo '''t'''.'... IN are. 997s
am '''''''''. * Ase'tsst................. 1900
iuVo ffissn smountins to s,o 40
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS,
~ Tickets, SIS 90; Halves, 81 80; Quarters. 81 Ok
ADDRESS SAMUEL SWAN. Boz No. IS S, New orIe.p. O.
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The MrssrNa ERoNAUT. Winchester, who
assembled on the I'd ult. from Norwalk, Ohio, in
a balloon, has not yetil been heard from. The
newspapers Of the North indulgein many specu-
lationa regarding his fate, among which we find
the following in paper of Milan, Ohio, dated
the 9th, where the family Of the unfortunate
man reside. The coDjeotures of the editor ap-
pear quite as improbable as striking:
Some suppose that he assembled so rapidly
that his system could not accommodate itself
to the temperature Of the climate through
which he passed, causing the drowsiness and
iainting sensations he spoke Of as happening
during his first voyage, resulting in death, ana
that the eastern current carried him over the
Atlantic ocean. From the best information we
can get, his balloon would carry him about forty
hours; and supposing that he should travel at
the rate of one hundred miles an hour il An
easterly direction, it would land him somewhere
in the Old World. We hope the press every
where will mention Mr.. Winchester's ascension,
so that il he should be found it will be known
where he belongs.
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TUESDAY MORNING, NoV'R 70. 1866.


Yrs1EgDA ii yesterday paper we spoke
II the weather Of the previous week as having
been Novemberish and suicidal. Yesterday,
however. was just the reverse. TWAS decidedly
June like and come, o-life-ish. Old Sol re-
snmed his sway, and mud and mist packed up
for travel The heavens we're golden with
sunshine, and the streets rosy with lady -shins.
The great arcessions that have been made to our
winter population were visible in every street
crowds every where Commerce sang IFS
liveliest chorus over river, wharf and city, and
blank walls and fence corners blazed forth the
programmes Of gaiety's chorus at night. The
election agony reached its climax and subsi-
lsnce. and the ordinary topics Of life resumed
their accustomed Importance. The Great South.
ern Metropolis Is now in full whirl
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gzs Tho attention Of our readers is particu-
larly invited to an. adyer tisement in another
column, addressed to commission merchants,
The gentlemen who advertise are we'll known
and have large connections il 4 very thriving
portion of our State connections that would
nnqusstionably prove very advantageous V any
house already established and DESTROYS Of ex-
tending their business For any further infor-
nation apply, u this office.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20
Religious Journals.

We have often taough, ,ha, tile iuncs,
country people, who are decidedly the
test portion Of the nations population
would be a, lc.. 10 ascertain WIN, vss
the truth OF the matter. in regard 10 some
Questions which are a! present exrreis-
ing the Ingenuity OF professional po!i,i
eians to explain aad to defend. The Gu
rioas maneuvrcs which are pretotned
on the public stage by those who see.
only 70 advance themselves. is a suisiciea,
reason 10 make plain-minded people
cautious IN giving their adhesion, TO ANY
maa OF party, because they can talk
smoothly aud ingeniously. sar III
Fg a plain man, who belongs to one OF
our orthodox churches. af.es rcadioa tho
New fonk O5ssyv-y or lhc Phi,adclphss
HfsSyse1s~, might think ,ha. The acoan
.try MAS all sals. snd tina, thsse pspss.
which are tslkisg absu, the assressisn.
o. slavery were making = great edo
,abuu, nothing. Tie papers wtiss n.
have mentioned, conaema. strongly. slsn.
cling, and its affiliated sins. hu, have mo,
a word 70 ssy about the ou,rages in Kan.
sss, or the Increase and speeding OF the
peculiar institution We rcspec,full V
submit. tha, if,hry w,a, vital p,e,y to
flourish, they ought 10 attend u lhc h,gl..
cr matters required by III. law. as well
as 70 tue more venial transsressious. -
Dm. GaS.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20
How to catch DucIrs.

& Tho duck season being close atAhAnd.
We Will give a rece,p, for getting any
number Of fine fat ones. I, is necessary
IN the first place, supply yourself with II
belt, with hooks a, inaeryals OF hah M
inch ail.romd Then &C, large bushe
basket, interstices between the Plating Of
IT being very large. These are all the
weapons and AMMUNITION nee essary, n we
skpec.a bottle of .Cognac, lSt4 |" The
next thing 10 10 isso 90 where dicks
DO mos, congresa,e. Put the basket over
your head and wade leisurely iuto the
water until IL reaches the aras-p,ts The
baskets will then appear to be floating on
she surfane Of the water Walk slowly
down among the ducks, and they think
ing it some floating dfil, wool Will cluster
round i, with alarm. Then reach vour
hands ou, under the hasks, and seize the
unfortunate ducks by the legs pull them
unier water suddenly, and hang them by
the feet on the hooks for that use made
and proviisd; tho inters,ices in the side
of the basket allowing YOU TO pick yoas
game. The olLer ducks vii take no
notice 81 the disappearance Of their com
rades uader sa,er, but viii simply
imagine they have gone down for divers
reasons. With these weapons we have
known two hundred ducks 10 be sho, in
one day by two men. With the exception
Of rheumatism, &C eatarfils, anl consumption
eaugt, in the water,i is, by farthc safes,
method Of hunting.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20
lnlsffllaacous.
Courtship of Great Men.

SIR IsAac Nrwros OF The co;irt-
ship Of this illustnons philosopher, have
somewhere read al anecdote; al,AQugA
j, Is not 10 be found Ia several lives Of
him which | have searched. |, is well
known he was often .absent.ninded ;
that for example, | e would sometimes
rise and sit for several hodss by his bed
side undressed, and absorbed in th ought,
tha, he would often fosget TO dine until
reminded bv his domes,ics, that "a livc
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20
Editors Fined for publishin !.
Testimony in a Murder Case.

a@ We yesterday published the fac, that
there was II war between the Press and
,be Judiciary in Lafayette, Ind. The
Lafayette .9meriean says:
Notwithstanding The order Of Judge
PrssH ierb,athng the publication of ,e.ii.
"sonvyn the morder case now pending in
the Circu, Court, the Courier and Ga.
z'rr, Of Saturday, gave their readers a
digest Of the evidence as far as had been
rendered. Beth papers seemed to regard
the order rs exceedingly arbitrary. and
against the spirit u eus gceussi,s.Ios
WHICH guarantees The liherty Of tue m ess.
Judge Prt,a considered the condne, Of
the editors Of the Courier and Gazette
as a consemrt Of Coars. and caused them
20 bA arrainged yetserday morning, aud
sssleye Sssad M, snaksa promise 70,
Tue future. assessed . 6ae asains, tAssp
Of 500 each. lnasnseL = il way dessa-
ID proper a he be9 80 & ~ sMl, "a
the soi,lieranc~ Of JISicr, TIM, the wit.
nesses should be kept serMra,e ard no.
know each others testimony. the enforce.
ment OF the order cannot be Justly viewed
as !yrancal or alsoge,hcr inIadicloas.
The Lafayette, Joans! gives Petit, .
precedent, ~ follows
During the progress of ,rial for ufur.
der IN San Francisco. ttsec or four !, "a,
ago. the Judge Of the court ,aade an or
der prohibiting lie publication Of ,cs,i
mony. Walker, editor or the Herald
continued the defiance ol the order, ant
was arresssd for eon,emp, and thrown in,
70 jail. Amob broke open tie Jail. ban
he refused - come out until he was du.
" liberated by process OF law. rh,
Lesisia.ure i,np.nchsi the Judge Tor the
act and reMoved him. Walker after.
wards brought ,sui for false impason.
ment agains: him aud recovered a ver.
dict OF four thousand dollars damage
These facts arc communicated to US by
hrs Honor, Mayor Miller, who was
compositor in the Office at the time. and
rs fully acquainted with all the circu,n.
stances. 4- -...
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20


We sel-ct Ne sswing Beautiful sen,i.
'a,e n.s from ',he writings Il the Father q
hi, country. we tsnrb.soo hiyhly COM.
mend lhem 10. ,ise s.wsaaa pesusal si the
yane Ncxa q .sea ades. zssgEf xEsifS as s45
( Aslendsr sacqusinsssrswah ,he world ;,
mos, couvinceevcfy Nun Thar actions, no.
worda are the Gue cri.eiion Of tbs attach.
msnt ot friend. and .hal aLs uacse liberal
|dsselrssions Of gooj-~ III atsvcry far from
being Tie surcst marks ofN.s I should be
happy II my own erperiehes had atlorled
fewer examplesol the itus dependence to
b. placed upon lhesA i So saa
Mems minds are vsriaat - their fsets,
Where the motives ottheir ac,uns are
lpurc, the operation Of The former il ss
mare 70 BE- imputed, % them a. . crane.
than thsAppsaxaaOs oftl,s latter for 10th.
brilg shs work Il nature, are alike an-
av oidahle. *~4 sf
A difference Of opinion on political
points, is not to be imputed TO freeman, Is
fault. 1t is to be presumed that they
are all acnlased by an equally isudsue
and sacred regard for the liberties Of their
county >. s.--...'. 800. -
Let your hand give in proportion 10
your purse; remembering always. the
cst,m alton OF the widows mites, but. tha,
II IS no, every one who aske,h, thai
deserve,h charity. All. however, are
worthy Of inquiry OF the deserving may
The arts of dssimala,ion l..despise and
my feelings viii no. pcrmi, me to make
professions Of flerdship, 70 the man /
deem my en,my, and whose system Of
conduct forbid it. ara &e
II is easy.,ei make scquaintance, bd,
difficult to shake them of, howevcrirls-
some and unprcfi,able tLey are found,
after we haye once committed ourselves
to them. sa ~se
I. II Is my. wish, tla,,le mu.ual friend
ship ART esieem, which have been planted
and fosltrel in the tumu't or pubic | fe
may not H.tacr i Al lic ia the serenlsy OF
a4 @ e.
We shoaid saase our evening hours Of
fife, in cul,iratins Tie tenIrr plants, aud
bringing them 10 p,srfectisn, before they
are lraasplanted to a happier chine. .
irue friendship is a piautgof slow
growth, alni must unaerro and Withstand
ne shocks u alrersity. before /. isentitled
10 tie apaellalioa.
Associate Attn mea Of gaed quality. il
you esteem yearaovn rtvtation; for
IS better 10 be alone than ip bad company