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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-01-30
D. G r e G G. 6 60.


D. GREG G. 6 GO.
IMPORTERS AND wHoLEsALE DEALERS IN
British, French. Gerina' and American
DRY GOODS & VARIETIES.
CLOrA~, wa q, N ~, JEyyELHsY
and fnncy Goo s generally,
No SO WooD STREET, WEsr Sine.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
CATALOGUE IN PART OF DRy GooDs a. VARIETIES,
Bead clothes cassimeres, sattinets. summer pant
stntts. tnncy vesling. alpaccas, Irish linens La
dies dress goods, bonnet. cap aud Mantua ribbons
Hosiery Of all kinds. umbrellas and paratos. Il IN.
neis, prints large assortment, brown and beach'd
musrs. ginghams. laces and edgings, brown and
blruched table cloths patent thread spool cotton,
bonnets and palm leai hats, combs a large assert.
ment, vioins and acrordeons; cutler, direct from
Sheffield Gold and Silver Watches, clocks Of alI
kinds gold and silver specacles, gold vest and loo
chnins, ladies aud gents god pins, pocke,-books
and port monaies, razors, scissors watch glaises
material, pistols and powder TASKS cloth and hair
brushes ~
G- Basement devoted to the sale Of Brown and
ficoch'd mu-ins, triliinYs. &c First Stoay--Va-.
retes NC. Sednhd--Prints. Rroad Cloths. cassi.
meres: &c. Third-1o the sale Of clocks, bonneis,
palnl-leat hats &c. mi TG '7l'
Pittsburgh, Sep IL. 1855.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

JOlN MCCORMICK has this day associated with
j him his brother, A. q. Mccormick. in the Mer.
chandizins business They will continue the bust.
ness at Tie old stand, where they will be pleased to
see all their old customers, and will sell them goods
good terms any other establishment in the
place
AS wish to close the books of the old concern
persons having open accounts will please cali and
settle, either by cash Or note
JOHN MCCORMICK.
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Oil Of GrapeYine.

EyOR the Growth, Restoration and Preservation
II Of the Hair "a
The oil Of Grapevine is the result Of twenty
years Investigation BY a'Eremch Physician. and ii
now extensively used in this country ahdin FrnEee.
bot for the purpoeo Of keephg the Hair soft glossy
and RESfuRlNG 1T In BALD PLACES. :,
For sale by John Beall, Cadiz, Ohio. g NJ .F--
Dec. 10, 1855. t@t6s y,,, ~ =
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srEUBENvILLE BUSINESS.
Steubenville & Indiana Railroad
go 60 - A2.
CHANGE 0F TIME

ON AND AFTER Monday September 10th
" 1855, the NAIL TRAIN will leave Steuben-
vile daily Sundays, excepted) at 9-45, q. m.,
and Cadiz al 30 a. m, and arrive at Newark at
AS pm.
Both OF these trains connect at Newark with
trains for Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis,
Mount Veonou. Man field, r, ledo Sandusky, Chi.
eagO, Rock Island, ST Louis
Mail train leaves Newark at l2 NJ, and arrives at
steubenville at AS ~, and Cadix at $50 NJ
tPsssengers BY this train leave Cincinnati at o.
clock A. NJ
~.
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MISCELLANEOUS:
Remarkable Discovery in
FOR EST LANTS

DR. HALsEY, tOf New York; has discovered
IL medicinal properties in certain plants found
growing wild in the forests ana fields from which
he has produced Two Remedies which eurs me
worst form Of Disease. These populaemed
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EN1.eyls Ds.aEWN

C.tILKS, Fresh Mirinoes, Thibet ciofbs and d,
- l,5ins in great variety OF eolors ald prIces,
ypu want beautiful dTess, it can be had al W
toss ., 80 Sd " AefAneEA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-16

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"A ,.-r..e.,..i.ot al ti,. Boston r-,n.-rp, ,.rl
-ocs t's~ihsr, that "or fasdrr nNi Sc wtirh
s'"s me "e''' 'N'''h'
H. pretty rage w.i. iut4- r.n,
That iss never tn'Wn ii.e h'rtef'' H-rt.
A Your AIN =" rtnI 90 "l.--
Nntull ,ou come iI frtyy.,r
tnriY g. locks rn'cf i'H'. BRAINS
hHiins aud ce'ns ''A' i'nf oHe,t
t.iius and fingug H' m'tHgH Strains
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-16

>pItmlM EHgrdraev ami prf.es
,EuI. eleventh annual volume Of th,. useful
| puhpe.tion commence, ON the Eth day
Of September The Nueniiie American Is
an Illustrated periodical. dc,ntc,, chiefly to the
promu' CATION of reformation relating to the
Mechanic ami Chtmc Arts Inventions. En-.
cln,crns Network. aud all Interest,". which
u.. ..rht of practical science i. calculated ro
advance Reports of United States Patent.
granted are published c,ery werk. incmdn..
oiN..aI eople, of 40 Patent Claims. together
Uith uews and information upon heu.and- OF
oihtr subject. The Contributors To the Sci.
enfIa. Amrn.sn are among ,he most eminent
scientific and practical men of the times. The
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Il
allASOl.l IlON .

't'iif. mercantile frtr 81 !i='.s AID hnpfee.
,n the town of Marshall, va, tn DAY
dissolved by mutual consent Tho-e indebted
60 the arm will make payment 10 hlgah ia
rfec who Is alone autaofled TO settle '1e bH''-
trs,,! ,Hr eouce-n .
|. u DiDE
ELIJAH DCPREE
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LOVE AT TWOsCOUn

Tru. hearted wifs. come ~ hy my .n-.--
Tm.uf YEAR .gae Sou w,'c .,nius i-rr
\ Dung love- ligh, may llay. danced mnf- ~.
Bui tie .,siiu.t a-n- of hear, iet 800.
Sui min- own At iuriy Y-ar
Curly sad hair ia le.uilul ihir.
Ihsy. lock of a hne mas- d,sr:
Black. Of Dxihnes- vi. bs k.,lria.
What 'l.ou,h clipied IA your fr-sh Young .prin;
sui prse u At 'otly y.af
Vpfiy um,s over ln Micbs.lms. gone
Forig siHf. more 1t may t,sp-,r.
LET bot ii, lraa'. iftle rl-d.. hc won.
Vel ". .ruw II viii 'sal hes, ou.
True a, taic- Tine, ioriy year
fhouzf srsy hrnfded f-llo~, msy ,l e.olar,-
t.osd felioNsa Nio ,Neaf hy ti. MOON
1hey fauna tie fsife,i of ile far
Coed for nothing TO .'aen lh.ire.s,
These i.lDss beard. grew gray ioa .ln
Such bright eyrs~ere il vel n f-..l
They only spread susfrs iof, urh god f-Now i'll
Thor osn Eyes must have b..n IN sms,
And terrain Il -. tie iiis Hey ks,.d
Cold ns,r, bar bern worth snns al.
Gillian. ppyr soul gave M liule hurt
;hs, fancy Of mine more 'l,an twenty yssns IA.
A. for Na,ian, Ole was a Ait
But uu, uld " ~ .ue,s 81 q. asa .hiff.
- Jet 'sisse together sl.ss Of Old wus
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-16

| OSr the headrigh, certificate Of Thomas
u NJ Hughes, for one league and labor o
land, ,sucd by the Board of Land Commas
sioHers, No. ls3 ----- date - dav Of -----
ls-.lf not found within sixty days shall ap
ply for a duplicate.
BEN. VANSlCIE,
January II, 1886. no - OF
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Delttteo pottr!l
THE TWO INTERPRETERS,


"The cion1s A.. fs.iiaS BY, isihs.
iooi W the shining va.
N. great Wis. sloujs al on~sfs
l'pou u. s.r. bin. brss',
con $; ~r~y age
tie y inss arr ,ias-d onh 80
And sisn, doip'.,n fl'o~' hrr,
VIII. q Gown upon hls hs'd
lie sihsf sr-os. No Nod bit "s'sas
Tie drifting eiouds foll b.
he ,r.ccd misty yi'oa, TO-.
vyin ~. shinins -
..lsdany icrra with s-il sn9"n go
of weary los. and csv.
ALLOW. IL. sailing cbili 'hs ~
Shoe. down her ilosuns hsr
"Th. cloads src changing eo~ tih'fs
Mountains n.a higher an .h'f
And -. wh,fr red md purple sni'
sal iua zen 1f fire
~. father pr-..'J ~. liii'. Lord
Nurr olu.ly IN he owu.
AID watched. eloua.dr,m DO - ~
Tia, be coald '-s slat.
ID scl.car 5inz i.ts"sY
A-hi. firm coli und d.-t
Two i.ldile let And iwo SORE
N, ao,to .cforf.si dropping "a
See. .,b.. ". s'ofY isoa'
Ths Ky. sud Al . bright.
lad cloud. Il et,r, hur snl 40.
Bum u ihr golden lsls
Ard now pbi,, ~ star- she
Rl.. laii'en.uis sud WV,
whr. lui.h's and isdl-' c.iu'5 - -
Al beading pufpie ior.'
N. father loos'd rni, viii ,g'h:
ofiose and .frase alarm
uf.s close tho aiil- ess-r r.Ia
with ~. .hriisnas nm.
PROM oui ihr cload. ,hr mother ie"
wish v.iiul .roec below.
Sic seem. "a seek HE 't..sur- len
On .srih o. long hFo
~. halds her nrm. oui 70 lsf rhila,
ll.s cradle song sf- ,r.s
n. lss' ray, II he ,un.' s-sm
tpon bet ouppi,HI n.t.'
tsln, rs eii veil. d.. sliaH.'J'
1h- shining cloHds n, gnH'
In VAN tie merry inashins clal
Sill s.ily prnt'le. on,
In vain iir bright .iar on. hyo-s,
On thr hluc .ilef5,
4 d'.nty shadow reds ious
pom tic father. h.su
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-16

uNiE lal. session Of this Institution com
mcncrd on the third MONDAY u Scpiem-
bef. and Will coninso hye months, under The
direction IT
Nulta Lowry, Prefiis7F and Pr.f-'f'r
= A. ieai lang ie-' and = rrd. n.
/ llEYsoN. Prefessor q, 10 ..h1 e' AMI
EVg'sa Ciassic.
lsrrs ~ TtraS
TAI an,imeae. sI2 90
School arihmeuc, Eng SO grammar,
geography, aud history 10 co
II sarr arithmetic, elementary Algebra,
nagurai philosophy, etc, "J o.
ligaef iaaihcmatc. Latin, trec@ els. - uo
academia! eKprn-e. per session, 90
Students ,uieang toe first BALI. "l De-
charged for iae Whole session Ihose rn.rr-
ug during the lsi halt VII Ice charged iof
omy bait lhc >e.-ian No deduction nu..-s
30 case Of prolr., led sickness.
library Of choice works, uumhorr, tsif
hundred volumes bs- been fdtri '.' lHs.a
tglsH SO extra charge made i' .i'i'
Connected with ihe school for the or, IS U.Hss
TRt STIt~
u J Han E. Dr. W i'tH'
7 H. Miller. Casey heetN,
James : Colt. John " barr,'-
! Marshal. E.e 4 Z brown, Es4.
J5..ph Mason. A = johnson,
g. 6 Gregg. Esq. J VI tnrii-,
Joanataan Adams, G. \ Frazer, Esq.
W.RD WARD. Pr.5lI,H
J. NAusuAtL, N<-rsfIrp Pr. Tim.
MARSHAL. sept % 1855 q
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For sale,

4 BEAUTIFUL FRENCH PIANO. Of
~ seven octave. aud newest fashion, from
The celebrated manuhc,nfypt Erard. Apply
a. this office
January &c, 1856 % II
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NOTICE;

~ consequence ~ the hard times, from and
l after to-day, until the new crop 81 corn
comes IN, viii grind on my mills for the
'entA,
4 y. BtRRESS.
May IL 1855
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FOX SALE OR RENI,
I'HE place occupied last year BY R. 4
i Rhodes, one mile south Of The Courthouse
containing thirteen acre. a land ten acres
CLEARED Ordinary Improvements, good or.
caatd. &c Tie rent Of the place may be "a,
pendsnd in it. Improvement.
q. J. TAYLOR.
lmuav - 1886 92u
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| NJ 6 j. G. MURPHY Fre-proof Brick
-. Warehouse, Receiving, Forwarding nd
Commission Merchants, Dallas street, steam.
boat Landing, Jefferson, Texas.
Liberal Advances made IN Cash and Supplies
upon Cotton and Produce left with them for
shipment or sale. Al kinds Of Proouce aud
Manufactured articles received To sell ON Com.
mission.
References, Ogiesby & Grswold and h. NJ
johnson, Shreveport hessrs Nelson, Ward.
well u Co., New York Wright, Davenport,
& Co., NcW Orleans.
Feh 10. is5b 2Tlv
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NOIifC.

I NJ WASKOM has withdrawn from the
81. firm of J n Howell & Co. lie re.
spectfully invites hi. friends To rall on him .,
Shreveport, where be has a large stock OF gro.
eeries, and p'siuy NJ cd'1 20 qAa5rr red, cotton
Jauuav 10 1885
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Fanny Fern objects to men shedding
tears: she Gays i; il IA infringement, on wo,
rnss's mott vsliAh'. " HHtsr privileges
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MCKENZIE INSTITUTE.
MAZE DEPARTMENT

NcKENZIE INSTITUTE.
MAKE DEPARTMENT.
TEACHERS
REV. J. " + McKENZlE. Principal
SMITH BAGSDAlE.
u T. FULLER
1T KENNEDY
j. y b. liENSLGE
FEMALE DEPARTMENT
TEACHERS:
REV. J. " =. MckENXlE.
SMITH RAGSDAiE
MARTHA T.. RAGSDALE
Ror\LANn lN~IEl MENTAL MUSIC.
u DNNFORrH Teacher
THIS Institution i. ipcstei three miles wc-'
Of T.,rb.,illc. Red K .ycr eounty, Tcyas Sss-
.Ian- commence 6rsl Monday 90 October and
CLOSE tle last Thursday Ia luIy, embracing q
term al irn months STUDENTS taken at any
t.f-aE o. ils session. The ceur-r uf in-'rGe
ION is a- thorough 100 t4r EHEI-b. Classical,
and Mathematical branches can he found M
ans mt ,guou 100 tue South
TERM, PER SESSION or TIN MONTHS
BOARD. washing. room rent, aud TUT
tom 90 English department, Il paid
t,.o-.. ., session $50 90
II rUt l4Id a. CLOSE ot -e-sIaa. I'll %
In t..,--.ts. af Higher Mathematics, Il
p4I b.. close ~ tcsH $50 90
1t BOT psl IT close. li3 90
Frs ftc months "tIy. 70 on
lnr eutg. vNrfr.s.. No
Nu-ic. ,N,ra eHHfar-.
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LOCAL ADvERTISEuEyTs.


hCNnEEE N NnsIFrNNN.
" T. Il 4 II 4 \ r YtILO RS
Northrea Corner Of ho Pubiic Square,
IA WOULD inform the citizens of Mar.
~ shall aud Surrounding country that they
IL are ready TO iill all orders in their line
IN the neats>t md most fashionable styles
They keep on hand superior articles OF cloths.
ea-imefs, trimmings, etc which they will make
up to order, cheap for cAsH only
Cutting and repairing done quick aud cheao
r No credit after thus date.
Marshall Texas, Jau'y ~, 1856. no,f
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Law Card.

w II kEl.SEN, Attorney al Lac. NJ,
w . shall, Harrison county, Texas
~ Office over the store uf Young & lls,r
Mouth side Of the public square. Jan, 1855
/, VI. ADAMS, Affornsy at Lau, M.r.b,
Harrison county, Texas, will prae,r.
the sixth Judcial district, and in the suprt,.
and federal courts at Tyler. jan II, 81
I \ ". EVERETT, AGmiicy at L..
-. Rusk, Cherokee count, Texas
Particular attention gwen to the collee,,.
of cI.um. lany.O
II \ FRAZER A4wHsg al Lape, Mar.
Texas. viii practice IA the Sixth Jud,
District embracing the courtic~ Of Harm.
Cass. rpshur, Wood Smith, Cherokee. R1..
and Pamela counties aug 30, 81
- MONROE ~ Dt. aHorH.g and Ca,
y. sellor al La'c, Marshall, Texas.
Jan. 10. i>J3. n2>-ly
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NEW ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS

". HAwiIss. H. IL "'"' -
pNAWIlNS. OIfNcAS & Co, totlon Fac
IL hrs end Commission Merchants, No %
Garondclct Street New Orleans.
RrfER ro-Mesaf- &. g. Gregg & Go. and
II and Il. II. kc.
- %. NELSON Il Co, Commission 'Ier-
=. ctaais Nca Orleans.
: o. Nelson New Orleans I. Banksmiih
New Orleans. II c. Walker. Memphis, Tenn,
late CASHIER Branch union Bank. 7. a. Mel.
son. Athens Ala " rs
4, r,Mrrrtl. O.. u. CAMPBELL. P. y STRONG
\MpBEiL Il STRONG, (formcrly Gray
4 4 Campb,ll Commission Merchants, -
Commercial Place, New Orleans.
Reference: Col ". J.. Ill., Marshall.
January 70, 1855. 2A-s
v.tARLkY J.. e.. JURY o.ruRStss
lNiRIEi, JUREN, u co, Commission
/ Merchants, No - Cafondelet street, New
Orleans
Ir ". II. G Hudgin s. Co. Agents, Shreye-
port. Ia. July 70, is5i ~
!pstlH II rALMtR, JAMES n. MASSEY.
JoSEPH II PAL MER 4 co, Importers
81 and u holesa., Dealers IA Foreign ard De-
ftsut- On tonis - Camp street, dboNcn ray-
itr New Orleans.
Jaa 10. 1892. N3n2 sly
. aIu.ftt KoEEKrs , q !tREtlL
i)IpGlll. ROBERTS Il TERRELL, Far
u Ia-s lHd Commission Merchants, NO 10
fron.lcIct street, New Orleans.
bps, cash advances made on consign-
rett- ut cotton r. gAr above hou,c. los
\ HNrCHErE Agent, Shreveport,
January -, lsJ5-ly
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professional Gor0s.

LAW CARD.
T>HEOPHILUS PERRY, Attorney a, L.
/ Marshall, Texas, will practice in the Cou,.
Of the 9TH Judicial District, Business cn,,u,,
ed TO his care will meet with promp, ai,enuor
tcb q 1886.
l\ANiD o. NORTON, Attorney al L...
- Byrd,ille. Tarran, county, Texas. Al.
will attend to buying and selling land clam,
y,riccting titles, etc.
January ~. 1896. 3m
Law CARD.
I ~ CLotGii, Attorney a. Lam. M,
81. shall, Harrison Co.. Texas.
Sept. 4 1888. 6-ly.
Law Gard.
IEO. LANE, AHorHey al La,s, Marsh,
VI Harrison cclnly, Texas.
September ID, 1888.
~ 4 PArILLo, Attorney al Laie, Mar,b
. Harrison county, Texas. nj
Law Gard.
~ : JENNINGS, AuOncp al lar, M,.
~ shall, Texas. Office at Northy,,
corner Of the public square.
January -, 1883.
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4 Nurse Wanted

4 NEGRO GIRL ten or twelve Years Of
\ asr i'r i'ie year Aprly AZ ,his oHr.
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just Receiving,

4 T the City Cheap Cash Store, some Of the
! \ good thing, Of this life, which We are
selling los. Terms cash.
{. IiIEIFORD d co.
December Is, lsJl
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J. NAHsuAtl, N>rfsflrp Pr. I'm.
Marshall sept % 1855 7u
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tU t.DO OBS.

ALFRED BUTTON, \. W.
}. Mt IT.
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The Mariposa Claim.

The following is copy ef letter
written by Col. Fremont to Jacob sny.
der, December Nth, 1850, in explana-
nation Of his connection with the Mari
posa clam:
The Mariposa claim is tract OF land
ten leagues in extent lying upon a creek
Of the same name in the San Joaquin
valley. 1t was purchased for me by Mr..
Larkln in the beginning Of lSl7, and
during my absence with the battalion IN
the South, from d. Juan B. Alvarado,
TO whow 1t had been granted in consld-
Grafton nf his public services. Mr.. Lar
kin paid for j, $4,000. | have never
seen the place, and know nothing oil It's
character or value. The purchase was
made before California was ceded to The
United States, and long before any gold
had been discovered. had always IN
tended TO make my heme in the country
il possible, and for this purpose desired
ioothold in ii. On my return to the
country in the present year, ! visited the
place in company with DR.. Corric, MI;
Reed, and several other gentlemen, ana
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-23

Tor the first tune saw the land. Two
thirds only are adapted 10 farming, on
The other third gold was dissolved, and we
went TO work TO dig it out. So soon as /,
was known that we were there, hundreds
soon becoming thousands crowded TO
the same place, and to this day from two
to three thousand persons have been reg
niarly employed. They have worked
Them freely; no one has ever offered
them the slightest impediment, nor have
imyselt, ever expressed to any one, or
entertained an intention of interfering
with the free working OF the mines a,
that place. lregard the claim to the
Marlposa in the same light as any other
vested right. 1t was purchase fairly
made. and have always supposed tina,
a. some future time tie validity of the
claim would be settled by the proper
courts. am satisfied to await that de.
clsion, whether it be favorable or other
wise, and in tie meantime TO leave the
gold, as II is now free TO all who have
the industry to collect it.
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Kansas Items.
From the Topeka TRIBUNE, July 10.
DRIVE THEM OUT.

DAltE WI.
For some tire pas, armed bands oil
Southerners-number several hundred
in oil, have been souring the country be-
tween Leavsnwor,h and Marysville. a
small Pro-Slsvery town, near the Me-
braska line, and little east of north OF
Fort Riley, for the purpose 0: cutting oil
Northern emigrants coming By way oil
Iowa and Nebraska. This Marysvllle
appears to be their western depot; Leav-
enworth and Iowa POM, are the eastern
stations. These Ruffians go about in
companies Of from twenty TO fifty, mostly
On foot, though some are mounted,
having wagons enough TO carry their
provisions company apparatus. and spare
arms, together with all the plumber they
are able to take from peaceful! emigran,s
who will no, admit the doctrine Of sia
very. All persons Gaming into the terri
tory. who do not manage to pass by
them unoticed. are stopped and strictly
examined with regard to their private
opinions on public subjects if all right
they are politely invited to get drunk
and 60 on il not, the sviie sinners may
return The rascals have not yet sue
ceeded in doing much injury, as most oil
the emigration has passed through I'M
garded points, and the crater part oi
those who have crossed the path OF the
rufiians have been smart enough to in.
cure the distance ard direction to LIE.
compton, instead Of Topeka or Lawrence
and thus get past As it Iow Is, they
have great extent Of territory 10 watch
and cannot perfectly perform their duty
but in = few days the new road from this
to Nebraska will be opened, and then
the travel will all be driven through one
point. Now we do not wish to frIghten
Northern people who may wish to come
on this route but 10 nevertheless fac,
OF too much consequence to lie overlook.
ed, that Pierce, Jones 4 Co., will make
the most strenuous efforts to blockade this
passage also. II the bands now prov.
ling along the lines are allowed to re.
main and continue their work, we may
a. we'll give up in the contest at once
40 there is no probability they will eye'
leave % long AZ their masters are pune
tual in their payments, or until their sup
ply. Of whiskey falls short, they vii
csntrive to harrow both the settlers IT
the upper portion Of the State. and future
emigration uatil they are driven out.
And who will do this will Gen. Suitt
OF will i be done by general crusade o.
the e't'zens1 the Federal military officers
nave Tor long time been promising L
protect " and all peaceable emigrants-
y we would only allow them TO do So
mat Il we would dispense and disband
Mey would drive oN al! armed bands
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-23

d RESPECTFULLY calls the attention of cit
Ill izens and Farmers Ia the f.ct that he has
opened the first Store, nd will keep constantly
on hand q full supply Of Il -
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cloth
ing, Hats & Gaps. Boots s. Moes,
in fact, every thing usually found in country
store. Give him a call and ex anime his Goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
The One Price System il strictly adhered to.
?. S.-W. o. L. Having permanently loca-
ted in Durant, ard design making it the place
OF his future residence, and sincerely hopes, by
fair prices good goods, just representations,
and close personal attention, to merit share Of
the patronage and confidence OF the public
Past favers gratefully acknowledged and on
tinuance solicited. VIM. o. LUDLOW.
Durant, Cedar Co., Iowa, Aug. $50. 20, 6m.
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Dyeing We call the notice Of the ladies, Il
particular, TO the card of the Cook Brothers, o
Chicago. Hyou wish to get any article coIer
ed oil yoa have to do is 70 send it as directed ir
the notice, ard in due time 1t will be returned IL
you 10 colos to suit your fancy. The dyeina
as this establishment is done by steam which
will enable them TO do ii better and cheaper lhas
any other way.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-23
S YB AY y . :

IRON the Subscriber, on the sth of August,
i two Sc rrel Horses one was five years old,
had white strip in his face, two white hind
feet, and scar about three inches long by one
inch wide on his left hip The other is a six
year old, no white on him, had tie hair worn
off his left breast.
Any one re,urnir said horses or sending me
information, at Durant, where they NAV be
obtained, shall be well rewarded for his time
and trouble. live on The line between Scott
and Cedar Counties, three miles Northeast Of
Durant, and four miles Northwest Of Fulton.
Aug. ~, 80. 332w,pd. BENZ. r. PUTNAM.
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-dcesdest. I'VE ore informed by Esq. Baldwin
IT MasonS Grove, that young man from Iii
nois, whose name was to him unknown, while
engaged about = thresbing machine, At Mr.. Nc
Af,ss, In sid grove. got caught in the gearing
Of the separator and came very near losing Lis
life. His right arm was terribly laoerated, tear
ing all the muscle Cd to the shoulder