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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-15

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-15

We need 1es - acwn cate - far
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-15

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-15

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-15

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aas le-i arvras~'i = ssaaiissa = srsssG. ~
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-15

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-15

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- $50 - zaaea s-gls aase.asi sews il
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-15

and stump speeches, and las dishonest.
ly seearsi thousands vi sci,s that wealt
have been lost to them by resentins shs
Hack .3a u The pla,inrm. There. hoo,
taey played their saaug.at card sn the
game et aitanian. raiing thousands d
honest People believe that II they allowed
Ersment 10 be elected the Union was
sure 10 be dissolved BY The hre-eaIers 81
the Saa,h amid the horrors N civil COM
thot, And whra 10 this is added the na.
taral desire ei the people al the Old kss'
stone TO slSe 'ae nation = Pes deh',
though he we're not altogether such a
maa as IL oil their Highest IDEAL o. man.
hood and s,s,smansa'p, we hare al ex.
rlsnattea ii the CON- &yatively small ma.
lerny gwen BY lheM laT Buchanan,
Thus maea tsf The present aspects o.
the case. Defeat IN good cause Is no,
pleasant. bal when attended BY such cir
eaa stances as we hare enumerated
above, our hearts swell with q rreader
satisfaction than could b inspired BY any
mere Vulgar success achieved ~ a small
naaeraoal superiority, Overthrow now
IS ta. the portal TO a glorious TRIUMPH Of
lass principles hereatsr,--tasesys Press,
ih Rsassa. A good maay people
have expressed as,oa,sAmen, ,hs. there
are - few fremcn, votes In the Ninth,
or Egyptian District aud that he efforts
10 spread the umh there have heea s. un.
awaiting. The following exusti from
the late eens,s, giving the number Of ad.
ols persons who could no, read or wife
may explain the reasea. The royuls
',en there IS mostly nasrc, and cease.
saenssy the uas state al society. as i, has
ever existed, may Re inferred iram ,Aese
St~ts<st,sx
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-15

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-15

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-15

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Muscatine, Davenport and chio,s .
Markets.

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-15

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-14

IIis Excerency the LieutenautGovernor, the day
tltcr tie arrival CT the las, English mail Issued bis
m csmlon converting the local Legislature for the
cpatch CT buiness Tuesday, the Ito Of November
rcAf IL is difficult To- say nov, what are to be
the chief ot the session. II has been reported
smewhat extensively, tho"gh positive authority IS
given that subsidy Of El2OO0 will be proposed for
the fui'herence Of educational and sanitary measures
Notlv iihstsndDg the fact however that the people
are always calling cut for both these things. = quite
evident that they are not prepared TO make sach tre
mendous sacrifice a. so inoppOtune time Inc iaI2e
cum Of fl2, Geo only be raised by new taxaton
proceeding that would all but involve popular s'ats
of excitement which Is not to be desired at any he
under any circumstances.
From Savanna lamar in the Parish OF We 'nin re-
LAID We learn that yeo fever has reip2eerei ~ W.
hsrbor q that port, several Of the ere. Oh r1I
Robert being sick on shore with j, while one t al,
rsody died with it, On Saturday las, IL was IePCseI
that the &c plain had been Obliged to ieiVe me 'esei
for medical aid Il is remarkable tha' rIcc li7
ing Of the shipping in August until TIE o. ,e
talk Robe there has been DO Vi lne as
case nh;oh as so fatal when last disP'ayei lt'sii'
The psrisl ha. been visited With hne seisonab!e
tletters' rains but the weather, generally has been
.I,r nlely tine. c.e.,
YVES n.rfrmed by thc Honorable and Right R'yereni
BsLap Of Kingston, at the ca'aed', OF span sh T'vn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-14
rPOM ROGOTA.

Tie G0,xta Ofeal of Boyota coatalus a ioeiee OF
the Vice President OF The Republic granting pardon 10
al persons epseged in the revolution OF ie4 except 70
ten. MeIo.
The estimate OF The revenue OF tn Governm'a; I0'
thcyears ls5J6 s g. 3l Sc and The expenses iIf ne
same period :! 3li, I'll -. OtthIs sGn s>t''-f ~
the pawn IN. of the national dob:.
We see no allowance mode {, the State Of Pana ma
report is in circulation ia PSaama iha; iha Inited
States Minister al Bogota has inside reclamation 90 pc
hslf of bis Government for the outrass o. me In
April at Panama amounting 10 .rms 20 some s>ucvVV
This report we can confidently contradict, as we Ano~
that DO sncb reclamation hal been made by the n'ed
States Minister up To the time The mail LETT BoSota,
being impossible FOX the e innate OF the G)ve,rmen a.
Wsshir ION TO have reached Bogota at that date.
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N aFkefs.

san Francisco, SATURDAY Evening. o. "a. iei5
Business throughout the weet nov olo-Es hs been
- 5aV far reported trsnsa tons from imrs,--,
br5 ~. ben very nhed anil iobbe. tho sb.nre 81
~ s,.s demand from the country hay done bot nn-r.
- Id In the general Of toe market however w.
nave no especial change TO note
hi. hing STEAMER day little business beyond dat which
q, 81. departure the mail bcu attended To-
IN Flour and Grain there are no changes 10 note.
r,ors-Jobhns sales OF s. bbls. sup CALICO and uaxs a.
sd or ,acks Fowlcrs SeliRaisirg 50 80 DO extra
sIsT, Al 20 go do commercial exfaT 80 So 80 do Mag
o;. and go do Golden Gate ~ SIS $40 City Mills
q 20: snd 500 DO domestic az 81 50
choice sold sold 2.c 30 DO prime az
g as. and 30 DO. inferior a. &c 2 ~.
BEIYYsO sacks prime sold al &c 80 d. choice s.
,ud ESQ 20 private terms.
OtTs-lCo prime sold al 2c 50 DO. - co. and $50
DO fir At &c y n.
PoIiroEs-GO sacks cloiee Bod, sold IL -. b.? 100
A. ,rir.e a. &c. go DO fix A. 2c. = n.
nttrrTFTl-51 half bbl.. No oil on private terms.
SIS.K-5a bbls. Al. ricsn Crushed sold at lflc.
S,srr-i5Q ksks S.tL Ajanss -oid At = y gallon.
ca. Imperial 10 In cani-ter. sod J7c a. II.
sFFtT,-J0 Lbl.. Ncw-iors Pure Spirit ,old private
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-14
PERU
LATER FROM THE RIO GRANDE

From The yew- 0rsar, PIdy.ae, Noe -,
n ornin, from Brancs Santiago, which port she lei. CO
The Is. inst The Cnrysoe briggs Tho mals, six pas
slngers, and slC977 10 specie :, sundry consisness
by this s:riy n we have received the mportan, inta
Ioe:ce taa. Gea Vioaugr has assn Camsrso, and
would advance on Matamosos soon. These adyoes
are confirmed by The passengers snd by Pryae letters
brought by Tho Chrysolie The report received by The
Anita from rsmpic1, some eays siuce tast az arsrse
men. bad been made between Vidaurri aud Cara, v
proved To- have been un'ounded.
An mports It letter Fl Sm Vidasr!s canl, written
pre- yousiy 10 the surrender OF CamTgo, will be S,nd
below 49,
We have also re ,eved the Boie,,a Ofeial d Mon
erey Nidamns organl 20 the 18th ult, which states
ba. there wa. great spirit of enthusiasm throughout
the States of Nueyo Leon and Coahuia in favor OF
VidauIri Its Leading articles assume that there no
a dire. Issue between Central and tf1nuer
Mexico and boldly assert that be force. OF the Central
CoyerIu nj cannot overcome those Of the Frontier.
Adyiees had been received at Monterey Of the 10
tended advance Of Gen. Rosas Landa from San Lu's
Potoi to Mc,ahuce, the particulars NJ which we gave
sou DAYS .ncc in the news from Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-14
A LETTER FROM JAMES BUCHANAN IN
FAVOR OF THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Hon. The Sda fTdAcisc0 BuIltfin, UcI IL
SACRAMENTO, Friday, Oct. Ito A. II.

From. The S6a FTdAcisc0 BufttiH oct IL
SACRAMENTO, Friday, Oct. Ito A. II.
Tie following important otter-supposed to be 5end-
inc. although very late of coming-appears in The
STATE Journql Of this city, this morning:
WHEATLA AND (Hear Lancaster, Ps-,}
Wednesday Sept. Il, 1876
To B. D. Wshington co. Charmas o. the De~'c'I'ie State
Ceatral Committee q Caigo'"id.
SIR: have received numerous )mmunic1uo if1m
sources in California entitled to high regard ia rt ie-
epce 10 the proposed Pacific Railroad. As II would Do
iu,nossible for me to answer the all deem II most
prortr ard respectful TO address you general aus yer
IN our official capacity 10 performing this duty %
the citizens of California, act IN periee, consis ehcy
with the selfimposed restriction contained III iy ette'
accepting the nomination for Presidency no. 10 aus 'e
itertoc aious raising new ana different Issues ron
thoec t senied BY the ucinnau Convenl H. tc.au>e
that CONVENTION has itself adop,cd resolution III FAVOR
OF this great WORK.
theI desire to state briefly, that concurring with
tbc Convention / am decidedly favorable 70 the con-
stIuction of the Pacific Rairoae; AID derive the
authority 10 do this from The constitutional power =
eclere war and the constitutional duty 10 repel lu'
yasio,s" In my Judgment Congress pos TIE
sane mower to make appropriations for the const'dc'
ton OF this road, strictly for The purpose }. hso uo
pse that il hes 10 erect Notifications at sne NOUN o'
Tho ba,bor of San Francisco. Indeed. the necessary
Will view 10 repel foreign invasion from Calo ma Is
os GREAT in the one case Us ia the olhef- NTules wn
there be danger from the precedent, Tor IL IS sis. IN
rossble TO conceive that any case att nde1 py sucn
extraordinary and unprecedented CIRCUMSTANCES 0"1
ever again occur III our history. , ,,..,1.v,v
louFs ycsy respectfully, JAMES ptNn
HOW 1T WAS PROCURED.
From The CGiVo'nto i@eSicds T..
The following letter received by Us yesterday, Hoh
prominent Californian who Is in New YORK, l. our
autbUity, ard we willing - stake cur re9aa'ol
a. Journalist and "a citizen, upon the charges
therein made, and bel eve taa Il the Gle
ton is the whole matter will leak on fron the
democratic themselves. Who viii chuckie il a.
capital political dodge The following is copy Of The
le;iI we received
"Nrw-YoRS, Sept Is 1876.
De m GENERAL: sm credib'y Informed ,gat e.
Gov. Bisler has within the pas zen dave fortnight
procured from Mr. Buchanan a le;oT. n which b. So
pouposs that Is, inhis opinion, n. tuola FOR 6 ~
gr,ss 10 make appropriations fr the constr iotion .
ton iately.
"TLis letter was procured for ard sfd-ass-G e -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-14
LETTER FROM NORTHERN MEXICO.

Correspondence O Inc
CiMp VIDAURRi, Near camsrgo, Oct. II.
Here am in The camp OF be celebrating army.
There are here upwards Of 1000 men, as fae looking
set OF fe Iowa a. ever togett.- There are com
irg fiom Lnares 600 more, with six cannon. Caro-
has but 800 al told and foar small guns. Ndaurri
was sheliD, the town OF Camargo yesterday, hsyng
lust reseived mortar from Monterey. The artillery -
in charge If L. Jordon, from Laredo who i, an eGgi
err and O voy able man. Ills sho. from The mortar
wCrb ed beautifully and knocked tho houses about tho
cars of the Camsrgo folks. We could see the houses
tumble from the comp.
They have completed The boats, and only await The
arrival of Saregcea With the additional free, who 10
coming down on the other eide Of thu San Juaa Upon
his arrival the whole foroe viii cross. Tnere war
Iumor in camo this poroiDg that Garcia had retired
from Camurgo. party is just going over u SEQ.
There we're $50 men crossed day before yesterday wb,
lave gole Gu. 10 meet Saragosa
When ViGaurri starts, his Intentions are To- eoa9nae
on 10 Matsmoros; thence 70 Tampico aud San LUIS
Potos. to Monterey. Last night expresses cane 10
from yea part- Of TIE Inferior. Several towns had
rrnounced Tor VidauTi and there were no gooc
oops that could be cent down 20 oppose hlm 60 you
see, his cause Is prosperins. Everything here az
Enthusiasm. Tho men were pa d of yesterday aud
have plenty Of money.
shall probably start to-n0roF for Monts'ey, ron
which place shall address you.
remain truly yours, u.
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Surplus. D sJ, AZ

ID. 49,
This statement says the Album, is very hattering to
The country, although believe the surplus is already
absorbed BY the war.
On he 18th Of September, the thirty fifth anniver-
sary Of the ILdepeadence of Central Amerc was eele
braoG at San jose and in the ,ther cities OF Costa Rca
Don Vicente Agular has been elected Nce-Pre.!-
dot ard vas sworn into Office on the 18th.
Alitr the ceremony the President OF the Republic ad-
dressed him TO the following effect:
4" You Rave taken a sacred OATH and the people
which has eloctec you will judge your acts c)ngra-
tuIae my elf on having you by my side, to aid me by
Iubic duties. uDiihuenced but by law, and wit lout
other ambition than that of contributing 10 the general
woisre May God inspire you aud prosper the ma
ton r.
Tie Vice Pre- sident responded, expressing his will
liz gness TO fuH the arduous duties which the nation
lad col fded TO him. and called upon all good patriots
10 cc0porae,n his endeavors.
Don LorCI 20 Montufar has been appointed hnlser
q Folcgn Afl,irs and Public Instruction.: Don Joi-
auin Cayo Ietansthe post OF Home Minister, and DJn
Rsfsd Escalsnie that of Wer and Finance.
Many deseiters continue to cone in from Walkers
amy. The accounts they bring are contradictory aad
rot TO be relied upon. They find employment on the
hacieudes.
General CaLas was still the frontier watching tue
Walker party and large addtionaIfrce Is 10 be sent
TO ion him imme Gia'ey. Pivste adyices state tina,
1900 men had already marched and 500 10 $50 more
were soon to follow. public meeting was held Oh
the 9Th il st. at San jose in which il unanimously
spr,e1 10 carry on the war with ygor. The Bishop OF
san 10, mace an offer government Of all his prga'e
property and many inhu atial citizeas contributed
largely 10 the expenses Of the war
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Died.

issn Francisco, OCT. %, Mr. \. W. R&nlau, naive q.
boston. s.ss. AZ: - yea
II Wfie oat. Il 'D0rad9 Cyra:y. o.. / NJ Au,su @.
Hathaway. aged 81 yesTs
4. HS1iis, MsnposA Co-r'y ssp' - NJ Robcs ai.h
AZ s.1.an.ea.o Ost s. John ). Jbb. cIt,r Of T.. So.
u,suto Age 4 naive Of Pli.adeinhil
a. Jam, oWr sept -. Charles T. JDne- ,u--ss Of Wig,
IL IN the 18th wear OF bis s.e
A. sioekum Bsy Washington Territory, Sept q J. W
INN. 81 l. Years. -On % p. Kennedy
Al Portlsnd D. T., Francis Palton formerly OF Se~.Yok
A. sd Frsr.i.eo o.. Of vhoap,sg -o-.h ~ Fl'r,b
as.J 4 months; 9Th. Josephine Ha~s- asd years and 3
~. riiIr ID at T-Onss h. and Carp.na 4 Rob ~
Al N5ls City Sep. "a WuiivH Barr ua,i'e vi PrIusyl
vsns. 80 N Nh ,
pn s-r5nto o., H. NJ. y Co.bo-u ssi 8; y~sr. r.
,usrIy 81 Albany \. Y.
NeSr Marysvlic. oct -, Col Wait"
Al Pcsssni Valley, STiIcsa COUNTY. s"r' ., NJ yry
Lee. aged . years . -.
A, STOCK on. Oct. II. W. r. Scot.
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va'e citizen Of saramerto q. WITCH place !. win 10
Occasionally be published fev weeks pror - t..
sste election oI q. such ;iac % prevent u. rs hin
Ee.e before tie Presden.a oon. lis appearance 10
this region Il Virginia, Or IN Mayl.n1 o. 8 l1th
GaroliDa before :he I'll Of Novembsr, would deea.
buchanan vithou, doubt ~ me Democracy OF the
erpmnt Of P.tlr1ad ,s Inv re,sl il e. rr so.ti.u
honal You mus: be prepa'ed for this specicus
eT,cnoneering docsment and hope you viii rece We
,bls before the eiter appears: Gov. Bgler is al The
bettom Of the affair, and bras considerably s5ou. Cal
i,onia going for Old Be ,k' but an very ssnguiDe
the resu. " II d. ,e;ve him. c.