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OFFTCIAL---OFFTCIAL.
a2AYpRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS

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49,, T. ,.,<....s. COMMON coTNcH,
sclT Of fAs@p deans, July2a 1856. r
-ns,oiss sssss e. iernsIly opa asnomsssisd an.
the passage Of this sesoiatsA be eated and bear lie
aame sters sstreeti and ahaa Sessise shall be
;ne street called od Leyee street, sbsli-
+ fsigasdS JOHN cunBERrsos.
h Rresdsstpge tenn Board 81 Aidsrfnen
rssIdsnt pro tsm Bosrd q z.ssssas siada aidssnsb
AggroEed 2ash July, 1655. e. f.,.s9z. - - -
rssss NJ, ssIs : ,,.
rapf pponihe Tseasdrer, tslea ssresa ali be- money in
tae EIsasuty in favofo Robert g. Tor she suso
The seeoaa Bss,ie,, ss ii m
~ II fisisusaf s,fs soHs eoBssarsor. -
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president pso tenn Board nD asslssans sAs Aideaseb
ARess'sd HiaSen sa,s Il as 566Hs i 1r#fs ,,.,o- .
A rueoopy- THsst THssHp seesyss jyas =
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hesossea That the cemNfclisT seli at pablo sauc-
s 1sesss assss i s s
ste the ais, and new lying neaf The at.
sfsisnsdJ -aERxnp srrrH
ipssssiss1t pro ten Board Assls.sss A,dsInss.
.,,..... ~. = ,o., President BoArd ssAidssmsa.
JS1a ls'sasd JOIN T. LEWIS, Mayor. = !.
~ xrYo NV ps.asas; ssss asy gsrssaa3 Is 49,
Aotice is heteby given, gipf Monday atat ist Il
I sssasa.s = my ess' al V esIeek M As aseEs
syissd. 'ss~Ss'- sst7-- - ) ca eapp.rsiaar.se
IA = Tss+ 80 ooMfrRoInbR.s uFFTcs,F ;
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EES9tyEps That the compsfe.lsr be- and he 4 hsrsby
5ansh ssstis q ssisssss No lfaa spp,sd
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prssidsns sss Board Of Assistant asSsTssS. d
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Eapptovsuapri, - 1885, President Board e aissrHea
- .dsignsal JeIM hsAHsgIs, Msss. = .-sa
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public p ealsd se ss tersxGiss
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~ Sisst street Rasen'sad Rppssesn stIssts
nssssolsbsypsnssabdut 1zHands high, no.taana.or
eWhos NOT cisifea within says and sae II
psnses aoiat ppb,ie aacsians Ct asi
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Now Orleans 1aly g; 1855. : = =
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pris re rEsnieSs sntEe lss rpes Rousseau .. Eul-
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q AYSPEPSIA POSITIVELY CuRED.-DR

d y REcKwITHs ANTIDYs pEPTIc PILLS, aaer trial Of
twenty-five tsmolini5
men United States is admitted to be the BEST A
per bsa More than boxes bean sales
tan the same number 4o)
ho ae nsn and his reputation the
EEFICACY THEIR USE II Ia npa1leeE pabla
but he has numbers Gf them testifyils
their virtues etc from such R Rev. W.
nsiiep r. sy; .a Bishop p Erssaa Rev VIM D.
ys lsss D. North eaTsina Hon. Judge cepti
ComS Grssve s Hon. John late o. B.
q similar peraonnges.
New0eans by Eyne, aon JI
ock n Kennedy e. Beach, A. Hnaghi andby ugg gensray
Mono without the written signature JOHN BEC
WITH M. D. Petersburg, ya to whom all please
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Wa TEIFT. IF .GfiEENfiED, ATTORNEY AT
LAW Pins BLsG, Arkansas viii as.eaa all businsss
10 SontherR He will aiso eRsa
tha entasnK land .sApg Land
ayitd&WlS ss4s <
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gVRANsp0NTATIoN FROM CHARLES
TO Sl'GQAEEY ALA -Iin,tl


regh, chatleslqn Mcngonery Aa,
followa =
foot q5 censboxea, hats boane fnrnie
second class perivo q aud bale. nos aade,
goods, glaze paints
6gs and arpe casks, sagar
e caseo lard tobacco enthe dry hides cast
a.eis soap candes hardwae uDss o
whiie lead, liquor, crockery casks'
Eve relative shiprent Of
application to HENRY YuNGEs
insd d, SfrDah mi
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The stene foundations of an ancient church,
forty by sixty feet, haYe been found several feet
below thssarface of the ground. at 4psilanti.
Miali. The corroded and enorusted remains OF
a church bell were also found Centrally situ,
ated within the foundation walls, were ashes and
mason work, where fires were probably kindled,
| The remains are regarded as those of an ancient
Qualification, though they mag have been the
| work Of the early French missionaries,
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SANDL ES--5oo boxes Proctor 9 Gamble's
ysmsso a. :. iessrn LANDS co. ss TsAoupi..ulss
YyoR HIRE-A Golored Girl, Is years old, {,
. good house servant. For tefnns, sppy 10
y -iyl4 = 8 s.. %OLEF, s5 Camp st,set.
SOAP R0SIN-For sale by ss gre
- mas a. DEALGgAyE . co, ~ Magazine ii.
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\ ss44sss. 4 sFs S5.se :. - % ~ -. 4 ~
- - "a -. q srs.. ~ q
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~ VS. - + = as-e~,'- so.r3''.+sg wv Gp
|. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. -.
77s==s
IA sHBRIDGE. J. H.; 8. CO., Commission and
= hsI"s-dRz stss4sn Y st-csaLls, ,Ssss ~
RELL, W WILLIAM, TENT, Awning and Water;
MI Z sss g K " sssns Ga asns
ETrNsoN Iosapu nonse .nd s;yn painter.
Gsno .ses. eppos isaTsss ssssrs, Topper ssd zas
s.ss m.as e. oharsh sa4 Hoa.e NfHdew..- s.l
HBAYLY, e. M g. CO.. Wholesale Grocers
NJ. sss .1s D.s y a.ss ., 1aeos sad ssp Goods
YyENEDICT, W. T., Broker and Public
Mp Wegssr % Peyar@ street. ! = - ~ 7
nROWN, THOS,, Carpenter and Joiner, 1875
E retrps thanks Ids friends and he public for
aonsa.anos issa rsrsaase ~. sg
CURRY g. PERSON. Cotton Factors and
Y cor. Onion a.2
4 yoWAN, REESE &sCOs, Factors. Commits:
.aea g. rs1w.s.1s - esaaS = 5sa,sas- s'..ss
+ K s0OKy PAUL Il Co., Provision Dealers, 80
= esss.s. s:.s ....s street 7,,z=,,z -,
EAWlGHTy EDMUND r., Attorney sand
% e. ss'
FnHsAGRAvEss A. y eoss Commission Mer-
F...ss.: :. =
n1LBEAR RUFUS. Writing md Book
ssegss e No
= ~
corner eamp and cahsls.Iss.., esp asst
FnALEY, E. M. " Co.., Commission and For
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STRANGE ACTIVITY OF AN INSANE WOMAN
There is g woman in Whitney, who for the past
ten years shas been insane, 1t is not fully
known what the cause was that led to this very
peculiar state Of her mind. About eighteen
years ago che lost her hasband, but since that
time she has performed heduties Of her house
hold with as much care as is common-ceoks,
washes 8pd does all the household work without
assistance or guidance. But unlike most women
she spends no useless time indoors engaged on
the nicer kinds of lace work, or even 9at the
toilet. She has o work to do, and all her
energies are giyeIitoit. AS soon as the dishes
are washed and furniture set in order. she lights
her pipe and startsfsr the field.
About six rods from her house are two small
hills, which she is at work In leveling. They
are abont twelve feet high, and on the TOP con
tain nearly@a quarter Of an acre. During the
past ten years all her leisure moments have
been thus occupied. Early in the morning,
with her hoe and crew wbar, which are. the only
tools she uses starts for these hill tops and
there works till night. She carries the small
stones to the foot of the hill rolls the largeones
and hoes theidirt down.. In thise way she has
lowered sone hill more~than six feet, and the
other four and q. halt.
The work she has performed is said to be
more than any one man IN this town.oould have
done in the same time Eith the same tools,
The stones alone she has carried to the footof
thehill, would now require the labor of i've men
and four oxen two months to remove. NotWith-
standing this Immense and continuous laber,
she enjoy sat this time the very best Of health.
When In tbs house about her work. she is
perfectly rational, never destroys anything,
and is.guisty Of no cunning tricks, such as crazy
people generelly are She uses her sons Wooa
| to heat up large rocks which she cannot remove
| without breaking, then pours water upon them,
shelling them into small pieces to enable her to
i carry tharn into the valley. [Bangor lMe.l
Mercury, June 81.
A Dssof. f.ArKD. HAMLET. "A tragedy of singu-
llarly extended action has s:occnrred in the north
| nf Gaoflnnd A-fishinp .hnAt Mas OYER urned off
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GERgIEIc AT.Es.

New Orleans, kfafth5th, 1855.
Melting tie
all OF ihe Cod
spring Fire bek daily msnsAed for
during several mentha without
IN ase. CodapriDg Fire
mo Omitted S.nts and saaa TO mo s
Meter AID Refnsr D. 5. Braaeh ads orissnA
s.s-ss9 EEss ORbx4ss, March sh, 1855.
ener Of 1885, IusSd Fire partly
plantation Parshof s. Charles u The following
ysf 1884 nrts
uns Sodsring and partly the EpsAh Brick Tha furpaSe
gfndIrg a sptet intense heat unntsf-
yea found that the Colspng
Had quite a5s IA the kngsh and far bea a ha
RrSasascxs TO efi1fa pIasfsas sav6 GaIa.ls Jsaa
pstish Dr. Mchnsi Moore
Ikpvist w. Al r. r, kings Nd
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A ssEMOVAL-The subscriber having pur-
~ ehasd the entire Of DRUGS stc from
r. Mitchell Co. q Magazine the Arcade hss
sesed from a former sandss sisss shs above
: New 6laanf. May is, 1851. =. isl aniH
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We baYe accounts also Of hessixareof British
subjects by ths natives on the Rio Nunez. H.
N. sioGp.os Wat Ferret had been dispatched to
looE after them
'~ as R@s-as - $-
BnooELYs Navy YAKD.--The yard lust now
presents asceHe Of considerable activity The
steamer Niagara is rapidly progreesine, ur,sicr
4ths PERSONAL supef vision of George Steers, wha
has the contract for building her tits likely
she will be ready for Launching by the beginning
of October sss5s 4. .5'55s
The steam frigate San Jacinto, which arrived
on Tie 18th of June, has just been taken from
the dock, and is now being fitted up with as
much aispatch as possible. Shells destined for
.ttss East India squaarsn, and will be under the
:cenlnsnd of Denapodore Wm.s u, Armstrong,
Hhasis noH, in Boston awaiting the fitting up Of
ths vessel previous to his taking comnHand The
San Jaeinta.was& built at the Brooklyn Navy
Hard ins 1880. and mounts six guns This
Steamer is be the Aag ship Of the East India
squadron. = =
j Itrisreported that the steamer Potomac win
arrive here on or about the 18th inst from Nor.
folk, She win bring with her T. G. D6btin,
SECRETARY of the Navy, who will take tie sea
voyage fog the benefit Of his healfn, which is
noK quits delicate. ~
On Monday morning the yard was visited BY
the Russian Consul General at this port, Alexis
lEustaphieye. He was received with salute Of
thirteen guns, and appropriately entertained on
board the North Carolina. He was accompa-
nted By two Russian naval officers. Several la
dies we're on hoard among others the wife ana
daughters. of Councillors Boorman, and music,
dancing and other Festivities were INDUCED in.
. OF hte years o manifest Improvement has
taken ptaoe IN the Internal arrangements Of tho
Navy Yard, much Of whichis due to the energy
tset and skill Of the officer 1T present IN epsr-
,marid, Commodore BoormaR His terfaef Office
viii SOON expire, and if he is not re-appoiAtei,
it will be difficult to find an officer as scompetent
to fill the post. = - -.ss
During the past month there have been $50
recruits received on board the North Carolina,
of which 125 are appssntieess 1t is noticeable
that since the abolition of corporeal punish
meass it much easier TO recruit than fdrnsriy
Now the department. has their pick Of thesmsns
when formerly they were obliged to take Them
as they came. "A system of rewards and pan-
ishments has been adopted, whish appears to be
etfeetual in preserving discipline At the end
sof cruise, an honorable discharge entities The
recipient to three months extra pay, which may
amount to as much as ss120. In a few years the
81 stem viii no doubt be much perfected, and as
higha state Of discipline maintained as was
ever exhibited under the old regime Of cat o.
nine tails and public whippings. IN. 7. Her.
eld 12tl
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II EM0vAI.-G. W. HYNsoN & Co. have re.
III " moved thsir eHes stcn ssts % Camp stsest uls
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: 4vss sseldspxing Fire. BriciEs ses
III las tss shd
osstsd fsg sss
iapFassa e rss $50 4 AoSs.
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4 aISSOLUTION-Th oopartnership hereto-
VI " ex,sting the fmpf LAWRAS0N EUBAHK u
this day dissolved BY mutual consent. =
RCHhRDN EBBAk, having parohaaed the Of Geo
40 late concern. GEORGE C. LAWRAS0H,
y S5sP It - - RICHARD N. EuBAEK, JR. 4
Nav oyIaaus Fshy1.fy II
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u ESSUP & S@GHILDS. --P Paints, Oils, Window
o. Glass French American PAINTS Store No
iss Water tsIes 81 New York. tssH
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ThePrpreter calling the The
lion, with feeling Of the nnios confidence
adj which
ARTICLE that Of
ten yar american psop
preparations The
favor gysu sweA known
ndiyidnas the
you Stale submitted Iefslripg Nheng
till doubt Menoabia ractic Receipt Book,
Farmers aud Families to be bad gratis Of alhe for shs Ger
f5itterH. ~
sB- Wholesale Retsil JOHN WRIGHT Co., f5l
New oesns. mud by Drugkintr generally fyW W
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fRtURL YOUR IIAIR-KR -KROLLEKIflNs sA-igh

lGSURL YOUR HAIR-KR KR0LHEKIDNs- Tho
ersipt making in,rodueed
psrson in
DATED slate Or Gassda, for ONE poLLAR The KaoLLERIoN
the
having she most eogs and uncoush oshas hair
and with This
good that sold - bottle IT preferred
package Krolerion ready m postge
Of the with directions pepayng iqna FORM
directions all letters post paid,
ms 9md&W A. FREEM0NI. arfsn, pnmh
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New ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs and REAF

NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAS and GREAT
IN WESTERN ExPREss.-A DAILY EXPRESS isaa6w estsb
Opeousal Railroad
Laourhe, Orleans with Tha
for ali the principal ces Ead Towns in the North and ess at
MoLDshS sTASEs AND EXPRESS WAGONS r .t
for Thbodau1, Houma Tigerye, BaEck Bay PaatsHpnye
Centervl Erankla New Ihss 81 Washington snd
Qpslousas.
Specie Jewe, vaaabss Aerchaadise every description
forwarded and delivered promptly Notes. Drafts, B, etc.,
leeted, and all oriers attended % punetualy.
Eaek EXPRESS in eharReof Special MesaengeTs.
be Office n NJ the day
Orders Joseph Baba l50 Old Lvee s.rce will
EXPRESS oHiee ss Camp street, daily at5
A. NJ Returning. House, Thibodaax
Bayou Lnourcheat . p. NJ - ~
sRAILReAD AND CITY BAGGAGE ExgREss. -
~ In connection with the above there for s
transportation Of Baggage part of tho city Of Ne ors
passengers giving
thsh baggage delivered No. difset with
aaat STARR $. JONES. osIce % Cafnf strSss
q IKE GEORG Il. The FoaT WILLIAM
u HENRY HOTEL, situated al tile place, will open
reception Of guests the atth of Juns peft.
This Hoe erected since September last SITUATED the
tho Lake, a.ey adioipng tho
liam Henry shrt distance the Honsc H.
tho Lake 1nes The hone furniture
aSoet 100000 s 2s5 feet length LAX and 40 with
nwing ll6 fetin the The suHda laid out In the
beautiful with funiais, The
$50 aud islghte with Water Rbrougbt
the hotel from spin the distance Of mile, and carried
baths The bo every ort and ihat
unished style Hot inferior odf
hotels The all large with oompate ventilation and most
private psfiorl
preferred livery Stable
together with abundance Of stable aud haIn
my 81 3m UANI I'll GALE, Proprietor.
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s4 aSd
on ha aae ted noss iny qasntg d 81 re beat. quality
Ey- Aherders promptly attendsd TO-, =, yasz : - mt "
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PRETrY. Coon ron, PAT.--The other day the
Eoondacter Of o train on our railroad, discovered
Home and demanded his fare Pat declared
t,he had no money The conductor, after lectur-
| ing him, told him to leave at the first stopping
place, not far distant. Accordingly, Pat #as
Zone Of the frst to get off at the next stasions
But judge of the conductor surprise and wrath
to find him on board when fairly on the way.
q Did j not tell you to get off. s. And sure
sure did you not say. .all aboerds 20, This was
too much for tae worthy conductor, and not
withstandsthe decree against ..dead heads he
was allowed to pass. [Watertown Sentinel
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Merchan Us Mutna1 INSURANCE. U0Rpany.
eAPl1ALS
4 xyi,.s ia.s, v,..i - .p1aESIsnss ,sTsss
fs4sa 81 ras,s ySsrAs' oesRprs a
q Mlseaberssr, III. Gadayrs Jehp PemhsIt6u, =
u y. Vignand, J.A.Brand,
This s mutual principle, will
1sof 5uus nsntto gs osesfsr River
: kas- odcs, No. .1os Canal street. ~ :
..s5sigi ~ - -, ~ JOHN PEMBER Tor, ,Prsaiden.
elected Pfeiidsnt, aaa AZ schsbst
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sEsHE undersigned will continue O GENERAL.
IN COMMISSION And FAGToRAGE BUSINESS, at ITO Camp
street. under the stys Of RICHARD EUBAEK, Jr CO
e fs6 81. RICHARD EsEuBANK, ir.
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A DssoL4TRD HAMLET a tragedy OF singu-
larly extended action has occurred in the north
Of Scotland. A. fishing boat was osefturneds off
Mabray Head, and the thirteen occupants went
down IN. deep Water and we're lost. They were
all youths. and as the village to which they be-
lenged numbers not mere than sixteen or twenty
scattered houses, there was scarcely a family
which was not darkened by the sudden pre-
sence Of death. A person who passed through
the village, reports that the lamentations of the
|atrisken people could be heard on thesrdad.
This terrible fact seems to realize, ON o small
scale, the awful deyastations of the Angel Of
Death of which we read in the Bible and other
Eastern writings.
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Crescent MutnsI insurance Company
pnhy rupniitt tbsfotieainx statsmens vIE' ~ ~ s
prsnigu pocss from Jnly IL, Isss,
ssns isssss II
Totsianonntof prenuhis Loss yqs ii
Viz: Premium Fire Raks.. 9S
Marine 1o., 90. 81 ssl $50 40
kivef SS6,l3lA
Liiea sao....s 6 .s.,ss. Is42 af-sIsoat,Iss sE
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-12
SHERIFF"S SALE.

by VIRTUE Of an execution tc me directed
ID issued out Ct the Clerks office If tho Ii. :
trict curt, in and for the County Of johnson,
aud state Of Iowa, in favor Of Lewis 7. Reno
and against "1 he Lyons Iowa Central Rail
road Company" have levied upon the fol-
lowing property, TO wit About eight humid
red feet of square timber, lying and being At
the hst large slough east of Upton. Iowa,
and upon The Lyons Iowa Central Railroadn
within the limits If the county Of Cedar, said
road running centrally from east 10 west tbro,
said county, and also have levied upon the
Following pieces, or parcels or strips of land
belonging to said Lyons Central iowa Rail
road company TO wit twenty feet OF Of
The north end o, lot No. 10, in block No II.
IN Upton, Iowa; strip 100 feet in width, run.
ming thr ough the west half OF the northwest
quarter Of section 27; also lot No. and the
East part OF lot No. in section % and the
north part Of lot No. in section %, south and
west OF northwest quarter Of section 80. east
hat OF southeast quarter Of section 80, oil in
township 81, range west; also the cas-, half
of ,se southwest one -four tn of section 20, - the
northwest quaTteroi section IS; the north cas-,
quarter OF section 90, all in township 81. rang.
west; asS The west half of the southwest GUAR
ter Of section 81, township 81, ranse two west.
also 20 feet off Of the north end oflat No. II
IN block No l3, IN Upton; also the east half
# the southwest quarter Of section 81 town
snip II range west; also the southeast quartz
OF see 81, township al range west; also 10
feet OF OF the south side of lot Ne. 7. in block
No. B, IN Upton; also p feet of Of the north
side # o' No. Ia, in block No. Il, in Upton.
also all that part OF block No. I. in Upton. Iy.
rs and being north Of the line Of said railroad
also iithai part Of the east half of The north.
east quarter Of sec.'on | in township so. RANGE
3 west, which lies nc nth Of the line Of said rail
road. as Will more fully appear, reference be-
sng had to the survey II said road. also 30 feet
N Of The north end of lot No II, in block No
II, IN Upton; also sixth street, in Upton; also
\ tiP'Gt l"u feet IN width, in Blocks Nos.
i~r sale at pubic auction, on Sa'arday, the rs
day Of December, 1855, al the Court Houss
do"r IN sad County, between the hours 81 o
o clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ. OF said d.v
10 satisfy SAID execution, aud the costs that
may accrue theron. JOHN II. BIRETy
Upton, Nov. ID - S.s,,,,
Of Cedar County low,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-12

Gu, of all Ii We were not the mos,
amiable and placable Of our race, we
should have taken umbrage a. the above
as being too acrimonious and pointed.
We have used our influence to procure
a city incorporation, and will promise to
serve, s:a:a;:oas!! '. &c, ten years, u any
office the people may see fit to elect US,
and so 1t will be with plenty of others;
and to Inc Woraing Ciuzen" We
will quote what somebody says IS
scripture, viz: Fret no, thy gizzard,
les, the irritation give thee great trouble. y
The town Incorporation has been kept
mp for two and a half years without cost
or taxes, and so i, will be with city;
hence, fret no, abou, taxes, and peace
Shall be with thee"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-12
American State Convention.

There will be Convention Of the DEL
egales of the American Party of Iowa,
holden a. ,he Capitol in Iowa City on
TUESDAY, THE 5rH OF MAReH, 1856,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, OF said day, for the
purpose Of choosing candidate. for
Secretary Of State,
Auditor Of State,
Treasurer Of State and
Attorney General Of State
to DO supported by the American Party,
a, the August Election 1856. Also TO
elect
Foun PRESIDENTIAL ELxcroRs
for The State Of Iowa n the campaign Of
1856.
Tho ratio of representation in said
Convention to be: Three delegates from
each Council aud one extra delegate for
each 100 mem bers of a council.
The Councils are requested TO take
early steps to secure Iull representation.
BY order Of the Committee.
WELLS SPICER,
II. W. LAtHRUP,
J, NJ. PREKEY,
E. X. RUGG,
j. l.. ENOS.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-12
For the Advertiser.
Ma. SPICER

In yoGI last paper you uallsh,
a marriage notice, aud in connection with II,
made "A unnecessary Femark--an ugkind rehec-
ton upGn me did not hand you notice OF
the marriage, n,r have given you any notice
of III. kind for more than year back. And my
reas, n for not dong 20. are the following
You orce refused TO publish notice handed
to YOUR then Co Elitor. II e.. Piatt lie APPEL
egize t. me, because it was not published. pro-
m;sog that it should still he at The same time
e !o,d me tlat you were opposed to publishing
mar tiaEe notices. unless vou received A1SaY or
CAKE Siaoe You have hecume sole proprietor
ard elitor, q ked YOU the terms upon which
you would insert such motto 5, aud / understood
you to say, that en- OF the parties must be sub
scribsr to yoIr paper. or y0I uI.st receive mon
ey or ctke. And have never felt it to b" my
i ,ty t. ask on such occasions whether they were
sabscrih rs to the Advertiser or not | have
Therefore never handed you \ marriage nutice.
Yours, &c,