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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-29

The Hudson City Bank, Hudson o..
INTO operation short time since ~ wen.
nmg' President, and N. s. Gibson, Cssb U Hen
Wheat, 1t lie stated that 5o, ono -,
wheat have accumulated within six, o"sneis Of
Aii~ankee and lis neighborhood. Jays at
At the last date from Salt LARA o,,
pox was prevailing to sconsibcrabe e er;,, snail
HENRY +: wsr, Mayor of r0a,..~
died on Saterdsy evening the sth inst Indianapolis
city. eu III New York
The schooner Perry. cargo Of v,s.,
at Per: Grandy,full Of water. CARO- in rs ashore
The .hooaer George Davi. ..rne. . w.
Grand River, which stove q hole in ~ Pale In
and she filed with water. "e' "o'som
The brig Cumberland which left P.r.,u
lost. s 7" probably
The schooner Ithica, from Buffalo n. r,,
split her canvas, broke her main boom Az. .oea,
her best bower anchor with 60 fstho.. Of Ian lost
In the gale under Long Point. u 'as'h'
The steamer Fashion h ashore q, p..s,,.
Lake Huron. Will be got oil. "''heio''
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frsa the y. l. coGr.sr .ni Enquirer, Nov. /.
Al al cary perla3 Of the canvass, i
eseasne apparent 10 the Democratic party
SeEsa and >oath. ibat IL Mr. RaeAanan
5Fiends did Lot Fer4aIais TIE principle:
o To- Caasasaatl Coaseaiion n relation
- tas sxssnssoa ct slavery into the Free
IxEfaiaFies 81 TIE Ualan. ~ would Inse
every Northern State. Consultation was
aasFesaFe hai among The leaders Of ho,h
ssEsfoas d the eaaasrY; an The TssaIl
as Determination 10 cam through.
asE LIZ NoFsn, taal n. Buchanan j.
opposed - slavery extension an 10 the
asaaassaoa o. Kansas into the Iar,n IS n
save saass. l. cea.araay With ms
-'2~srz'a azas>,aa. ever pathe sneaker On
he F@Ft 81 'Aa Democracy II tie State
o. Ne~ JesseY. Teansyar=as,, Iad,aua
Al l8AaeEs, declared NOS, sotenrly
iraEa Inc s<aEP. tat If. Bochaann was
Opposed . sbavsry extension. and 10 me
sisAsssaoa q Kansas IS Save S&a,.,
a. !. aas thsse declarations, confirmed
~ Delecrale haaaers srrrvgh.r.
sxaIAag tss aascraqts3a. James Rachan.
g, lice haasas - iree SOL th., he
safes named we're ssrf,es Tor the D..
Eso-rasae Candidate. Taas tscs Is ecn.
esae- - =. hsads. aas il u especially
.1sssssa q - .ae Narhsrn Democratic
a-s-srs, ta2s .asy aesed Ill ,!ae sane.,n,
- - concurrence ii tie >o1.a. VIVA
I -.z.T ! severed at s .h5a, rs.,rr
1e4as . = . $50 se4rce. TIER a.fa,,
Is eeE.sae- /. e .-ftsatf sal, nat row
II. h2cts1aa Is aeea e.ee,ed, ,le
>a-.-ssFa DsszsxfaeT ssag -. ley have
- 7..tseae- .aas u qef.are fra,a tie o..
s-aaas as.~sas 81 t.ss4 NJ Buchanan
aa4 - tsssa-. tessst shat Is eEsc,,nn
ss~s- cir tafe hesa scared bY ,k,s
. asaz-e1sae1t = sse x.2rsry er.easla,
! m Q. hs psa.tef.a. AID ia. sasrsev
= : 81 sssafsoaag Sc, vita lie ,ar',
assszs = - SEA-. = sae aenassss,, ri
ha1sss - : free SAFE
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Facts About the Pres,dents.-Some
one who has taste for searching out
the curious condolences Of history. has
gathered together the following singular
facts in connection with the Presidents
Of our Republic:
Four of the frs! seven were from
Virginia.-Two of the same name were
from Mass, and the seventh was from
Tennessee. All bu, one were sc years
old on leaving office, having served two
terms. aud ond of them, who had served
bu, one term, would have been Go years
OF age, at the end Of another. Three of
the seven died the ith day Of July, and
two of them on the same day and year.
Two oil them were on the subcommittee
of three that drafted the Declaration Of
Independence. and these two died on the
same day and year, and on the anniver-
sary OF the Declaration Of Independence.
and jus, qalf century from the day Of
the Declaration. The names OF three Of
the seven enden in son, We, neither Of
these transmit,en his name to a son.
In respect to the name of all il may be
said, in conclusion, the initials Of two OF
the seven were the same; and of two
others, that shey We're the same, and the
initials OF still two others, that they were
the same. The remaining one who
stands alone in this particular, stand,
alone also in the love and admiration Of
his eounuymen and the civilized world
OF the frs, five only
one had son, and tina, son was also
President.
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Notice.

Ire State OF Iowa, Cedar county. So
Ia the matter OF the settlement; OF the estate
Of Vim. lIecht, deed.
The Executor Of said Estate has made bis final
report - the County Cosr., showing the sispo.
S'sion made OF the claim. and property of said
estate, AID asking the court to discharge him
from farther duties and liabilities.
Notice Is therefore given to the legal heirs Of
Wm. Hecht, dee d. and all persons interested or
concerned, 70 attend and sxanin- said repor, OF
The executor will he discharged aud money dis
nihuted. WILLS SpiCER,
Nov. s. Sc 41-G County Judge
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DAVENPORT.
CHICAGO.
EgGlE NO11CGS-


In the matter Of probating the will of John
Finch, deed.
The last viii ard testament OF John Finch
dec d, OF Centre Township, Cedar Co Ioyshav.
Ing Ibis day been s~oinced and publicly read
In the County Court cf Cedar county A. i here
by ordered by the County Court thai the Yir-,
Monday IN January next, be fixed tor pruba,ipy
SAD VIII ~ which time all persons interested
are hereby notified 10 appear.
IL is further ordered that notice of The same la
published IN some newspaper in said County for
four weeks previous 10 the ri st MONDAY in Jan.
aary next. WELLS SPICER,
NoS.S, % ~ 3v County Judge.
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Notice.

The State at lows, Cedar Ccan.y, s..
In the matter os the Probating the vii, Of
VIM. G.. Crslghead, deed:
The last viii and tesla m.nt IF Vim. G. Craig-
head, deceased, Of Cass township. Cedar coun
ty Iowa. having this day been produced soa
pn6iIciy read, in The County Court Of Cedar
county.
II . hereby or,iered bv said County Court,
that the first Monday IN January next be fixed
as the term for prohating sad will, al which
lame all persons interested are hereby notified
10 APPEAR
II IS further ordered that notice Of the sane
ne published IN some newspaper in 81 ID county.
for four weeks previous the ers, Monday il
Jsnuary next WELLS SPiCEs,
Upton, New. p, 1856. A. Cogsty Judge.
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.NsG fofs- otSciai Ali; the counties
have eeen heard from officially, excep,
'efee districts IN Gattarausus county and
,ae vote stands: Fremont, o7S ,2S5; Blu.
eaanaa isa,95S, Fillmore, lal.l75.
freuoat over Racaaasa, ~ asr.
Fremont over Fillmore isaa.a
oa0es aea over Buchanan. -. .SSr.
-Four years ago Pierce had - 90
majority, which shows thai The Back De-
moersey have lost IN The Empire State in
taaF years the enormous number of two
handrsd aud hty-elgai thousand Ave
haadred and Thirty etsat. 4 party ,aa,
mas eeen dec'ma;el over a quarter OF a
msI''oa oil Votes in the shor, space of four
years, Is pretty e.iee,aally wiped out
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~sf< lsrsey 0seiai-The whtle
no'noer O. votes cast in New Jersey tes
Buchanan were s7,sis. Fremont, -
aoF; Fillmore, ss09l: Buchanan ever
Fremont, l9,lo5 Fremont aas Fillmore
over Buchanan, 1855. TIE te.a. vote
en- Congressman stead Republican. ST..
90, besnesEasse, s7.lo5: Repasl!can
majority, AIS
Tie vote "a Governor sscsd-Nersll,
Republican, 81, aoS, Alexander, Demo
ssst, A>,st5. Republican majority, !, .
6S7.
Iae rsse o. Congress ard Governor
Clearly demonstrates TIA. had YI.l,nar.
eeen cat q the vay, Frsa,aa; ~aall Aavs
esa'ea Buchanan by handsome major
~.
In fsns Pierre carried New Jersey by
,, ~, wssea shows tsss 10 Slarsx,fsey
u 1875 Votes 10 ira, E,t.s Safe, ssJ
taai t>e i sae face q lie divisions an
asstFat&sea ef IS apgaasagS
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ks9 we know vi no subject which
will, perhaps, te OF more general Interest
to the citizens .. tbs town than tina, oI
eur public school Tor the coming term.
We hope Ina. oil persons Interested, for
the sake OF peace and gaoi order, Tor the
credit OF the place and more particularly
Tor their own seneii, aad tina, of their
children, hy aside their liule frivolous
rrsIad'ees aud like persons of good sense
aad sound asinds, use their undivided ef.
'or's IN sustaining the rules OF the school.
aud the reputation of our teachers, and
the action OF the board. unless suiIieien,
aud good reasons lmrel them 10 &C, 10
the contrary. We by no means would
wish 10 BE- understood that i, is neeesss.
ny tina, all should think alike. until they
are convinced by Conclusions drawn and
founded en- good common sense.
Persons necessarily differ in opinion
IN all countries and in al. Communities
that ART progressive IN their character,
aalsss we assume that all persons MS.
soss an equal amoua, OF talent aud ,4a,
all persons originated the same i.!e, n,
Ma sHsae time, which worId BE- prcpos,sr-
our In the extreme. But when sersan
originates al idea his labor has just com.
msneed. lie mas then the more arlueus
task Of convincing tic jadgmea, oil others.
There -, we believe, ha, one class Of in.
dt'adaals, So to sreas. among whom
there Is no differences oil opinion. aud n q,
Is class that moves more BY ins,ine,
than by reason. The swallows nevrr
dltier IN The manner Of building their
aes's, the nests that arc now bullt a-ains,
ae rstiers IN our ha,ns, differ lille # any
trnm the ones bail, in Neah's ark. Ra,
when We speak al human beings. we can
say Of truth, Tat be sha, came, reason
Is Tool, and he TIA, can and will NOT
reason lsa e;sos sai he oaly il man
that can and vii rea&oa. Tie subject
saea resolves itself into tbs. zoos never
quarrel aseas ths reasons q 4 ,s.lur hy.
cause TO lesson they are an en,irs s,ran-
ser. Men never eaarFrl aboas the oa,..
s'S'sney ~ prseaeas,.ssy al any subject.
because !, laey can anu viii reasea thew
viii ultimately arrive a.the same eonelu. /
s'ea. Msn and fools are NJ, sYs to Guar.
rel, Tor sasn are capable Of hanarsur
ae'' ieily. Ra, The remaining class, 10
VII sse escos.,s tie creates, curse 10 ans
sa~a or ns'gAaSaeed, they can be, vii /
ne' reasea aud u TIA, they yat ,asm. !
selves % eve. Mia The toal, aad often. !
times. with al lAe teols and esAsr asro,s j
al saear sask, sAey are ate IL he'd The /
rssns Of civil government, ii their asn !
hands, however aach ssaias, the Powers
al hsa, aud ressea. /
Seeing ,aea ia, 5 aasaass ir.>s.ss.
@s 10 Term s<asseay er scaesl des,rsyz /
~ssasa: aere Of less = thar lass. stas
s'ses, y Is ass u X wondered n. IL, = !
afaesy -Aes dssssssts AL ssssesses -; O. !
every hundred saraasae the Irnss<s /.
S'ases, sAsss are those persons W. n. |
ways rake sesseae. 40 wp.1a nzt fe... /
harry aaaasss ai'as<, u eeasal, tbssa =
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This body which conyenes a, Iowa Cl-
'y On the third Monday of January next,
will be composed OF ,hn,y-six Members.
We have returns from MI The districts,
which show tia, Tie Convention vii.
sand as follows
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S AMUEL DEWEI-,

sURSEYQR AT rlrros AID GENERAL
LAND AGEyT.
WILL attend promptly 10 all business rsauir
ing an agent: such -
PA fIAG OF TAAES
Buying and Niitag on Comnsission,
rfvlar r~epstasx ~o1aty Eua
sna -saisss sAssce ,, ssa
tE~ has Sscs-
FOa sAiE.-iss ss3 S, Riscs II 10 tie sevr Of Re
CHESTER vAAxA 10 Situated eafpst.As sssllng with
cssasx cell As>. La Sleek - tAs ssva es Eess
sses ~ saarGl DsvG4~
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Pennsylvania E2tetioa, Buchanan
has carried The State by large plurality
but the combined Fremen, ana Fillmore
vote weatd bca. him. The Official r..
tarns from 81 counties show for
Buchanan, .lssll
Fremont Union, 100. 80
>tralgas Fillmore, ,50al6,lIo
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Al the
Minnesota Lumber lard;


Corner OF Iowa and Fourth Streets.
Opposite the"New Pennsylvania House,
DAVENPORT, IOWA
NAMUEL r. FULLER would respectfully
~ announce TO the citizens Of Davenp port and
surrounding esunsry that be has recently open
e1 an extensive
I. n m b err Y0Fds
corner If Iowa ard Fourth streets, dirsetlyop-
posiie New Pennsylvania House, where he has
aow on hand large and well selected stock
q LaneeE, CONSISTING in part Ut
Flooring, superior quality; Fencinc, III
inch thick; Siding, full half inch
thick; Ceiling. Sheeting,
PLANK % TIN63011.
Jois, and scansiing Of al diDensisns, clear
ssgs and boards II every eaalisy from eight 70
twenty Tour feet lcng, So, 200 best qnaii'y
shaved pine shingles; AID coo bess quality psne
lashs: alse sl,oo Ne. psckess; io.ho NO,
FeSets; also constantly 90 hand iai! assos'-
m-nt az Sssa sSi G.ssei Wsass~s.
The particular aisention 1t builders ard PVT
ehasers cf famh~r is invited 10 examine Gas
st0sk which viii BE- sold d
PRICES Tia. Caascf fai ssau Psveadsf's
Dent ferre; the place, seraer Iowa -
Fourth streets.
n. R.-rareAasers from the ecna'ry 1op-
rsag al he New Pennsylvania House WI ~
'ae advantage Of selecting ssi icsdin& uA
anssT si'Aeat taking sAea hsscs ~ W.
stable = ~.
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La the above 81 counties the RepubR.
cans have gained 2,oi3 and the Pro-
savnes have gained l.6Sl. Upon the
above bass we presume tie Republican
alori'y IN the State Will no. vary much
from 5000.
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said, Mr.. Marshal. | shall expect you to
arres, this man, Hayes, without mo.
men,'s delay; proceed Immediately and |
shall mold you strictly responsible for the
faithful discharge Of your duty. BY I'D
sir, this man shall be brought here and
tried, ii ii shall require the whole militia
ry arm of The Government. Free State
ow in tina, guard house might have ash.
ed in vain, sir. TO have been bailed. upon
charges infinitely less criminal, while
this man Hayes, who has been guilty oil
a most a,recious and diabohcal murder,
RICH, under my eyes, must be admitted
10 hail-l will tolerate no such injustice.
The Marshal was aslonlshed and hard
IL knew wha, to say; al last he sat down
aud entered Into private conversation with
Titus, Jones. and Woodson "a worthy
,rio-and they eounsellsd together. The
Governor was kinder out oil sorts, and
they mus, paciiy him if possible; the
Judge had made a mistake, and /. mus,
be set right.
All the time the Governor paced his oil.
Ace door with hurried steps, exclaIuing
every now and then IN sentences denoun-
chg the &C, oil the officials in releasing a
murderer Oh bal. Land telling wha, he was
resolved to do abou, it. |. soon after this
interesting conversation, !slt Tor this city.
Yours, Essex.
LswarScv, K T.. Nov. 10.
Las, Saturday, twenty Of tn prisoners taken
at Hickory poai, under c.. Harvey, were found
guilty Of mAnsisngateg aud seassacea by Judge
Lscolaps Tor 6se years Imprisonment at hard Ia
acr. Tbs sse years imprisonment a. hard lassr
n kansasis work % paatle works, with bail aas
esain. The Court ali armed to nee. 10 day at
Teco-seh, snail praslavery toSa. between
Laeonrsoa ani Tapess for reasons which base
not learned, IL Gov. t,#ssrv does not interfere
in taas mater, he Frre State men vii. They
wlll asvsr saemis 10 such Tyranny from biased
Iadge, packed iaries, aaa rtlared witnesses.
IIS
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Upton High Schnc,

Nrsr1xs sann f1ise; 90 s .oS De-
ant Teacher. The Primary aen.... s, Asi:t.
commence on Monday, the sth OF De- NJ c WIZ
WHISTLER aud Miss. p. SWAZILAND, Teaehs u'o'
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4@ E<@e sar~~---Tss sssArs~r vAseA -.
sssSazx Va sN* ssve~ al s.r s-...
- - ST. 49, Sss7.s--a - s< M ,~vpea.~
s~a-s - Nas -. rsSsA ~ ses - 49,
= = -1@Aa Ia &az~ ss<szxr vN 49,
eAssAaas q vs~>ss ~ ~ as.srss.
= "a fssss- sssa@sr - ,~v,~ll.-
ssazs= lssS. .-sxs s&asa
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!.ss>ss-- |. .s<-ssi --Te~ otaela, rs.e
Il l.ane8S : - sassc~s,
a@@@aaAs s@4stt. Sgxa.f ssAsa Fes-s. = AZ
sseassss ~ tsttA sss.<s. Ill -. Mas - 81
t&szaS&sas- as@Assa seass 8t&2<. So 49,
s@t~<F - s.A fs&saa &sSa.>. raaastf = ..
s~>f9 .s@.@A lsss~4s SO 80 Rsrass = -.
sssse GtSsas ssr G.~&ss
- Asssae = fssk~s.8 MI s. - s-~.s.a a.
/. Nj u serz tFVxn sas ahse,@ 49, q.
sssassaA asaagsEssy ever Fre-sen. Is g.
.e+. 49, tai hssSes.'s zsafar;.y avs-
richardson : |. ~. Nlttsss raf,rsFx
49, Assss = : -. Tes wts,e 49,.
ss--&s >.ate ,s.ke. 5 slsets.a. Ipss
: Fe-.sssHs~-, aGsssr4 81 n,1-s.s -
s$se>. ssa's>s sssaa.8v FeaGke4 for a.s tres
s@@st . - sEages PES - reng.ae ser-,s,.
F~es - tseeet I'll Get >1ass i
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M tzc-a&sx sssa< v~s ~, - aasar N-----
- vs<rA~Sav &s& Ess -ssrrs-rs srss S.s s.r-,.-s
- saaSs aas sasxr=&asn- ia v~~s.~,a.r
-24s sasA-.z n aw~ esssrsss.as nr,aseaEssszs 80
t'z-s sazsss a-s, sa1 Asssrs xssS@Aa-s csaz..f ~
raAhssr'sA DC .atSaFs sRvs sG&r4Ss ss1--s4s If
- 10 s2r1Aas 81 Der sssGr -~r8=z s~as-. 80
Az-s-N-y1 4r - msFaagg "a ID. xztasr ~ --,srp-
asag assrr, s1aaa aaa<l -xzassx.s RS - Asssa.4
-.sa4
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~ peeg&s x gsss. Ear. r~z.sasa~s5 IL =.
-s4~ $1,000 81 C-sa S.eaA-z.s.s- axs =~
HsaE rsss ss-s >ssEe s1- Fss ur~~ sfs-rsv :,
sH ss@sz lssSrs 49, e - 50 t. as s5asAS-as u.
ssAA NJ FR~ssa ~ssss srss4-xA assr 5zass s.ssa>
FAt a. asa e@T-z~nas&szz * ~ N.asx Y ss-f
za-1s-ss So re Ass = g-as a scsa "a ssai@S...
sxSses a-rs. Sas xfxs n Sgas2 aassss rs. ~
nsass ~ sFsSzs- sa-~A ssr ~ ~ 2asssSzaA- a..
~ s1<srs~s@4s. ae s&4A s-~
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There are nine counties 10 hear from
which viii not disturb the above snaior,,y
against Buchanan l, IS ascertained ,ha,
Al tesss y, eao knoY N,,ainss voted .,r
haeAanaa and Slavery Extension. They
elected him. TIE blame tests On ,hsir
heads.
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IoWa--GHoial.

We give below the returns as far rs
received officially from our State.
Fremont Baeh. Fill Rep. Pros
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-NHT-y.=sssz.- tlss<saal- The et+iefal roe
=. tfSss@sas n Maryland, " Is fslte~S
St~@-Ss&sS FSSSsseSs - ass
A--"- 'sSS.sa- SylEs
Ea1s@'s -s1> ~ SIS
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t.N
wsn tErrsvea Pass IN rss.oss cre~s 90 The kssn
AMI Davenport kass w@A ssd tAw-ea-
v-si wnFEs~-a fsFm suxar cr-sk. - zaes fxsrs
ftss@a- ~ssc sDA n sSmsasRae~
Yarn IN rAas 3rvse 81 Psass ard ~ ceres u
ns TAR IN a&sss N~2 xe& sv.Se. tee sssTy. ssralt
A@ass ~ ~ ~ f~ r& u~ 81 wssA gssd ssrsir
esh~v sats smsmaSn~ Asa Aeens e1
0sex CRY. NsAs rssrtszry,
Sffacx AZ EKsxgssex. SraRxs Arrs.scS.
SAMUEL DEwELk,
General Land Agent ss Upton, Iowa
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s-azrc4 t-e -So-, Tee GsrrF.sr ask.
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