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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-29
Proclamation.

Whereas, a large number OF the citizens or
adaf Ceuaty have p titIonai that proposition
BE- submitted, 3 the people OF the ctnBty, to
raise Tux 10 crerte fund ~ build The bridges
In said county, which call for an extraordinary
. expenditure.
Therefore, Il Is ordered that the following
proposition be submitted and psssed upon by lhe
legal voters Of said County. At The annual 4 pril
election ip. 55f, and for that purpose POI oc
opened, a. the usual place Of election, Ia aa.h
t0gashiy. riz
That sor the pnaose Of raising fund /.
aid ~ the erection ef such bridaes :, 81
roan.y, As cal. Tor an exsraordi..ary cxpsr..tIre
10 addition to the ordin.., revenue IS 81 ees,r.
" tx o. one -aru on the dollar be levied ~
on 'ne ~alcation Ct the assessments of 1856. and
/ sne money 70 collected 10 be paid out and ex.
pended under the supervision of the County
Coart, and Al The folios ing places ard upon the
70 lcwifs eoaditsos.
IL: For 4 hrf3ve where the Ma,catise ard
Msrion rod crr~ss Sugar Creek, ut J.a Lei,ks
$500, TO be appropriated whenever $50 arr ob
salaed by Individual subscriptions.
1 Il. For a dye across Sugar Creek on The
road from pAvenrort 10 love City, 800, when
! ever sf0c are sabssribad as above.
"a. For asBridge whore the Muscatiaa and
| u afoa toad csoss'ss Clear Creek -Four Hundred
| Do!lirs, Whenever Ole Hundred b ,llars shall
\ - eAlE4fiD@N NJ ABOVE.
I Tor Bridge where the road f.oya Rnuod
, Geoys TO fiptex. crosses Sugar Creek. al Lyle-
| bridge, Oas Landred and Fifty Dollars, when.
ever Fifty D3llars shall b. subscribed a. above
s. FIR a Bridge across Sugar Greek. whrre
| the road located on the township Hire, dividing
township eighty and eighty one, crotsAs saii
Crcak, Three hundred dollars, whenever Eigbtv
dollars shall be subscribed a. above
g, For Bridge on the road from Moscow to
Marion; below Rochester, where the same crosse
Crooked Creek. One hundred dollars, v heaeyer
Twenty Gred0iiars shsh be subscribed AZ above
!, For BTisde where the road from Tipto,
70 Vim Il. DiIIon's crosses Sugar Creek. near
John Hendersoas farm, One hundred dola-s
whenever Twenty i've dollars shall be stabscr bed
as apoye x
8. For Bridge across Rock nun, where the
DAD on The TOW nsLip line, dividing township,
Eighty and Ffgfrty-one, wet or Upton across
said run, Two hundred doiian, Whenever Sixty
hr . dollars shall be subscribed a. above.
.. For Bridge across Posten,s Greek. In
Range one wet OF the 5 p m, Seventy Eve dol
rlas, whenever Twenty fYc dollars shall be sub
scribed asabove; The zane ~ 10 appropriated
for the construction Of Bridge over said Greek
at some point to be dcternened by the concur.
rent agreement o, the Trustees Of Inland and
Springfield townships, Or . maj rty them.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-29
Executors Notice.

DrBLic NOTICE is hereby given that the
4 undersigned has been appointed BY TIE
county court Of Cedar County, Executor of
the estate ef William NeCalley, deceased, late
Of said County.
Now, therefore. all persons knowing ihsm-
selves indebted to said estate will please call
I'D settle, and persons having claims against
said estate vii please file them day autheutica-
ted and proven forthwith.
leit SAm'L ID. HeCsILsY, rx'r
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fGGlf AO01GGh
Public Notice.


To The Legal heirs of John Bon,i.ea,
iced
Notice is hereby given that at the next term
of the County Court. 10 be holden on the sth
day Of April, A. D.. ls56, the unieass hed Ex-
ecu'or OF john Baneeen. deceased. viii ras q
hin Enal repor; TO said Court. All parties in.
'srested will please c, ferward ard eiit tie
amount ne them from said Estate, otherwise
sai4 amount vii be paid unto The Court al
The Executor scharEed.
RI34 Il William BagaGen. Executor.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-29

The Republican Parry is now the par

/. The Republican Party is now the par
BY Of the people. |, cnn.ains the true
sentiments OF the free people Of the Nor
thern States. 1t unites the elements OF
opposition % tyranny IN every shape.---
II contends for the Constitutional rights
OF the free States as well as those oitte
South. 1t declares Slavery to be locd!
institution and no, a .Naiioao, one. II
declares i; to be the great object OF this
Nation TO extend the area Of Freedom
and no. Siacsry. II has for its corner
stone the Declaration Of Independence,
which asserts that all men are endowed
by their Creator with certaia inalienabie
rights, among which are lite, liberty and
the pursuit Of happiness, and that Gov
ernments are established among men to
secure these blessings, aud not to spread
the blighting curse 0. Slavery.
The Dabulue RsPab'ican,which fights
against ACKNOWLEDGMENT, thus spea' s
OF this great party OF the people:
I Il is the duty of every trae ma, who hates
Despotisn, whether spiritual or political, and
| who loves both civil aud reli gious freedom, TO
AK himself what he sh sud do in this crisis. To
go with the Pro. Slavery Dem ,cracv, aud the
! Pro Rcmanistic AMI Pro Slavery Know Moth.
| inxs, are equally impossible. Dos act the On
PUBLIC ~ P.RTr taTaish tbs very orgaatzasion
/ for such men to enter 1t is pledged again
! Des 5o,ism-it Is devoted to Freedom. Ii wag,s
war Sc ,lnss Slavery, against Priessorsft against
/ foiiseal Il maaism. Il makes true American
ism test of the srlhoi Ky Of its members, ba,
Is recognizes That an.ficanisu as s principle
and not Is an seciaers OF birth. 1t unit-s tae
eLtsre Protestant, Anti Slavery sentiment 9th,
| iaai against the deaoa allies. Romaeisaa and
! slavery, aid = les on God Sui the Righteous
n's' OK 3ts taass for Victory. Is watch word /
/ Freeiom-iss battle cry il Ere, Soft Free Speech
! and Free Censcienss. IA is oota parsyto whict
every true American owes his ale glance. and Ia
whose raaEs he sSoali hasten 10 enrol himself
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III, LCK.

aI aadsfsianel would respectfully inform
,a4 i3aAh'tsass of 1ir.ou and vicinity that xe
= VII b prepared next eeasoa 10 furnish hr;ck
p .le best quality, All IN any Quantities: and
$50 ,ake eeatrsota 10 erect Isslsiines N tho
go P@ss.9ie manner, and at as lew prices "A
~ bL,t3rIL ~ Cedar County. Ta also have
"a 81 = rsdaf eouEf, f5el tha manufacture
IL. II VI V@ftRs PATENT EuiIrixo BIocx.
bieh hare nov zen suiilclently listed - s..,'
~ lsnh 70 III. confidence OF the public All
Ss'...'l 8 II Of The Faiept Block win bs
"as,.ahu'J 70 rive Satisfaction
~ ~. % call before closing yonr oontYse.s
otheFs. Ism Wa-Raus i CHarrrnr-
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I4@tc N.'.ee j. hereby gisaa that. 10 pur.u
-. IT, 81 afeftsl oif+g made by the C,usty
. seIf, o' staar comfy 1t the regular March
"'ia'i sas 81 -. fof sala n i'ablic Ouscsy
q. The COM F.9afa nj fpton ~ ~. scv.,,h A.,
Of April Al iess d ons O'clock p n ~ -.
cay The OH Jttl hufsAiag and Lot Ope y, Il
:. Dt5t ssyratgen Ill "a which the .sm. l.
81 std. The LIT and Hoase will be cod t.
Z, " 3f ehee aspeFately to sat The cooy eairnc.
o raFchas's L the Il0a.o Is sold s.uara,slv
= MI W HnA condition 10 remove /, rom M.
i i21 a ofe E'oaia from he time OF sale. TeRns
oas lhlra par cish dew. AID the nalsocs. ir
one ). q Nib 10 per cent. ia.erest.
r, =! ",i'r OF The County Court az Ceds,
~ u Wills SPc.R. JUDGE.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-29

iJecftn atiou Of Hcn. Reuben .voJie. ~ .
are sorry 70 announce that Hon. Reubeu
noeie, on account OF the condition of h
private affairs, is obliged to decline &C.
esp'ing the nomination OF the Repablica d
State Convention, as one OF the Pres;den.
tlai electors.
Inc statement of the Tribune that
mere were alternate electors appointed is
Incorrect The appointment OF gentle.
man 10 Nil Mr.. Mobiles place, If made al.
an must be made BY The Republican
central COMMITTEE. That Committee.
appoinied al the State Convention Of the
I'D consists OF the following gentlemen:
a. J. Stevens, of Polk, j. p. Gran.
than. Of Henry, w. +. Miller, of John.
son, Jehn Cassidy, OF Powehek, and S.
N. Ballard, Of Audubon. Dub. ReDub.
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Notings.

says that the fashion IN vogue among
the ladies of wearing long trailing dress
es, and then, because they are TOO long
/. Of holding them up sufficiently high
to display their locomotive appara-
l,as'--'isapes no room for insaginat'oa--
ocular demons,r ton destroy many an IL
fusion Of fancy
Lost.-it is now generally conceded
tina, the Steamer Pacific has followed the
fate Of the long lost President The
number on board the Pacific was large.
Various are the conjectares as TO her
fate, but none can entertain hope OF
her safety.
| .NsU Hands al TIC Bsilaus. The Mus
ca,ine Joursdl has again changed hands,
and DOTTED the flag OF Fillmore and Dom
elson. @
The new Editors and proprie,oIs ars
Logan. Mahin & McGill. The 6rsi Is
enc Of the old firm. Mahin la. long
been partner in the yo.raai, bu, retired
for season.
The latter, familiar with US as Dick,
was, for long time, one oi the pillars
Of our support. ya ss-s ss
We hope the new Trio good luok and
the Journal success, but il looks bad Tor
a paper 10 be changing hands SO olen.
Il GOOD .liore.-Tne Merchants OF
Anamosa havh entered into compac, to
ade3; the custom and Practice Of settling
up their accounts a. leas. twice each
year. II every body would do this we
would be able to pay up ait our creditors.
| Michigan. A Republican State Con-
vention IS called for the 18th Of Mifch,
at Ann Arbor.
i Il is supposed tina, the itss person who
Fhad ,Ae itch vas lac. sil-heocc HE III.
tle.-.ihc Old. SczAbs6-Er .,sy Fsyf.
! gsS~ The old fellow mus have been
through tins vicinity recently, then, '
| The bid to sepsal ,ire law against tAe
circulation q. .oIsisn bank balls Of less
deaoaaiaaiioa- lhau ten dollars, ia t!.e
Stale Of OHIO, has become law. 49,
sA A very good la y .aad If such al
one was in Ioaa, silver vJuii be more
plenty. "e s1# f
Es5- The Ta!isy Timss wishes to OBJ
tain Information OF one DIR. Norton who,
the Times says, owes rs $4,000 FOL
advertising. Truly Cedar RAPID, must
be profitable place for printers, If a
travelling doctor can run up saeh heavy
bills.
| The Railroad. AS an evidence OF the
business done by Western Railroads, the
train which LEI, Davenport Wednesday
morning had four passenger carl, filled 10
Overlooking with Passengers. Again on
Thursday morning there were three cars.
Two trains leave each day.
! The freight train on each or these
days HON our own observation, we SHOULD
Judge, were nearly hall mile IN lsngth.
cso a Society or colony has been
formed N PoHesaiek county, Iowa, WITH
the design OF building up town OF CHRIS,
tians, and TO pun in operation seminar
to be called the 'Griane!l University,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-29

Kangaroo Ticket The Ann.hme,,.
can papers are fearful that the .4ad,s,,
Jackso'' portion Of the American ,ieLe.
will aid It's strength by reviving the de-
vo'Ion for odd Hickory thereby MAKING
It's strength aud support all ID rs rb,nJ
legs.'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-29
Republican County Convention.
The Republicans of Cedar county are

requested to meet IN mass Convention a,
Upton on Saturday, the le.h day 81
April, 1856, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, .for
the PURPOSE Of completing the organiza.
Con in the County, and to aprosit dele
gates tothc nominating convection for
the Pad Congressional District. and to
transact any ether business that tie in.
terests Of the cause may demand Come
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-29

We have the mos. glorious news from
the home of Franslin Pierce, ,ha, old re-.
liable DenocratIc State, New Hampshire.
The State election has lust been held +,
resulting IN the utter defeat of the Black
Democracy. Pierce IS condemned IN his
owr State, hepespls who know him bes,
nave stamped the seal Of their conden-
nation upon him, aud Tire first gun in The
great battle Tor Freedom that IS 70 be
fought this year, speaks in glorious notes
lor Freedom and the rights of the North.
In tits elec,i5n there were three tie 8
IN the field. Wells, Democrat, headed
the ticket OF the Administration Black
Democracy; Meicalf, American and Re-
publican, was the leader 81 the Anti
slavery extension party, and Goodwin
represented the Old line Wings. Taking
ihs vote gwen tor the two latter eandI-
dates, as test OF the majority against
Tie Demosraey and Slavery, we find the
latter IN minority OF between four and
ave thousand. The Legislature is strong.
y antI-atmlnlstra,ion, and If MetcaIf Is
not elected BY The people. as be mos,
probably il. be will be elected by the
Legislature N joni convention.
Metcaii Is the present Gosssnor. r..
majority over Baksrs Demoer.; IN ,ss5
was a ,s27, Tns m.;orsy for s;.rc. 49, az,
oeo''' IN 1893, vas 1850. Allowing
VIZ opposition M Jority to be 4 900 We
we nave an antl-siayery gain since 1854
If 1850 votes. -,
Well done New Hsmshi All Of your
sister Noritsern STATES will doe we'll.
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Philadelphia, March l7.-Nine bod.
les killed in the steamboat disaster on
Saturday night, bare been recovered, up
TO noon to-day. There are still SO mis-
sing as for a. acenained.
Third despatch, seven more bodies
have been Yecvvered.
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.Netc Hanlpshsrs. - Ills strong hold os
the good Old Fashioned democracy, which
once exulted ia the compliment of being
the 'Gibral,er, has refused to bend the
knee TO the Pierce & Douglas Slaveocra-
cy. In JeiTersonian Democracy. i, is
now as it ever has been, but the pro-sla-
very democracy of the present day ii, luke
all other free States, repudia,e.. l, is
The first State which has held an election
this year, and. Of course, the whole influ-
encs, energy and force oil the Admins
.ration and the party has been brough, 10
bear there, TO turn the resul, in favor OF
Pierce & Doug las, but 10! tie result. The
people could not be led 10 aid in the
spread Of Slavery. She has repudiated
the Administration and fallen into the
ranks Of the Republicans. How have
the mighty falled1 What will other
States do, when this, the Gibral,er,
comes frs, into the field with victory
Tor Republicanisra'
Fusion. 1t is amusing 10 notice the
t,an'igafien Of the pro slavery press, be-
cause the people are uniting TO oppose
the propagation OF slavery or extending
its area. Those sheets abeun in all
manner Of blllingsgate and ash-market
slang al what they SO much deles. and
abhor,,o wit: fusion We eoald moi re
sist a broad sni'e after having read the
State Democrats (Davenpor,) execra-
TONS against fusion. when, turning 10
anotEe r column we noticed the following:
'DraocRArIc. City Nominations
For .Nayor--G. c. r. MlTcHELL.'
THIS Mitchell is said to be Catholic,
and a rro-slavery man, and un,l said
nomination, consistent cid line Silver
Cray Wing, yet now is 'Dsmocratic.' i,
IS vile and loataesome to fuse l1r Iee-
dem sake, hur fusion 10 sease me sIave
oEgarcty is honorable and democratic.
Political we read lsat Reuben No.
Die, one 81 Tia Republican Presidential
Electors, has declined serving IN tina, ca
pacity. The State Corn.ai,,ee IL such
b the ease, vii ape called upo. pfll the
vaeaacy. sar. Noble vas a good nan
btt We have heard il remarked that he
did not fully coincide with the republican
movement, hence he could lot act. Il
Zach be tie case ii Is better HI should
wlthalas, than 10 lend lukewaum sup
port 10 The ticket. Coed men, aad men
Of ability, energy and influence, are such
as are wanted for electors, and such as
siIl enter into the campaign with spirit
and determination, and work diligently
and 6a,sn!aliy for tho success Of the prin-
cipies Of the platform.
sG /. viii be .een that we have This
week hoisled a. our masthead tie name
81 the Hon. James Thoriagton as q can.
dsdate for re election.
We do SO because be is a man whom
We have already tried and found true
and faithful, to be an usslu! and eff
Gent servant, true republican, and re.
fleets correctly the views and wishes OF
his constituents. He - Just the man for
the people, ane spares no pains or efforts
70 serve them and TO discharge his duties
to the interests Of his constituents. He
also makes an Honorable member, aud
reflects credit upon Our State.
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Aoice Extraor dfnrv.

"a ~ y a5sssssigIed haglng sill ont biz sta.s
o.. - s stofe - safanei Totallnson & Co. -,
,rd. 11ra.'ere, MI pefaona knowing thszEr =.
srr, NE - me vii cali and settle v..h ~
her s sssaa. mo 'rss Of Apsd, lss, otArrs;X
Nv oli,at . ~ WI. y = FOG To- iaw to collect
J. ter less than they do q, wasai;n -
IMPORT which was losi..le r.re sns q Dev'
aot,a .omliason 90; sold sll, ehsa,, la ~
ga va good DEE. o. cheaper thsn Ino.lS AZ" -.
9'i . f,ss@ y ~ Ilag smash ap / quit wv
GEo. TRrRcu
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Ma kDtrca; Please saagaace The
hane Of ALoszo SHAW as the Rep.bl.-
can canaidaie ior Schoo! Fund CoInlniz.
sloner, al the next apTa election, and
ootige, Many Citizens.
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Mn. EDiToa Please announce the
name q honrRT II Loxo q. a candi.
GATE 'ot the Office Of Justice Ct the Peace
Tor Cen1re township, al the April election.
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SIS REWARD.

Information ia wanted OF the whsrenhontu AZ
rifis gun, which was stolen from my No. an.
me no ming Of March Iih. So wfil - ria
~ ine return Of the, gun, and sir for esn M
,hen Sad ride had one u inb!e of AIM ana
lar stocked and brass mounted, and w. o..
cry owned BY John Hanslip Spring Rock Iteh
IL ~ %EEFss .EHADnock RoNnsrn
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H--Ssa Orange.

&c Tor sale about 1900 Usage o,.,..
plants suitable for setting in hedge ne ea.,,.
ing year. They will lie sold for cash or =,
line "Nb interest go wfE Wv
is. " psr thousand. Orders mar b lefs
VIZ ,MT. ,Iiliest, Of Upton, OF The subse rIHss
- residence, 3 miles south Of Tipton. eo
me !" ea.ihe road. o. 2. REEVE.
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A DAILY NAIL FROM LYONS.

Glad tsdings 10 people OF Cedar
county have reached Us from Washing
ton. OF the progress made by our faith
,ful aad energetic Representative 10 OBJ
tain for US daily mail from Lyons via,
D.w:ti 10 Upton. Indeed, he has been
successful AMI accomplished tive object.
4 DAtLr u.IL ms bed grs.'si, and
the mitter already referred TO lie Ca.
lrac, Office, H- "a
Sew as soon ns tho Contrast can be
let, the mail will be running regularly
from Lyons 10 Upton. This will give
ps daily mail fren Chicago and we will
receive il through ia one day; that we
can have our Upton mail pu, ~ IN
bag by itself a, tue Chicago office and
brough, to Upton the same day wi,bou,
being opened.
Never were We in 50 much need OF in
creased mail facilities a. a, the present,
tine, and i. is well for US iba, we have to
represent Us at the Capitol, so efficient
and faithful servant as the Hon. James
Thorington. who has been un,rng in bis
efforts ia this behalf and has continued to
press OR claims With diligence AMI ear
nestncss until the demand has been graz
ted and the object accomplished.
lie Is entitled to the una nimoas thanks
OF the peopie,and should be kept y them
al the p,s, which be now fills, w. til so
',nuoa haaor to himself all his conslltu-
en;s, an who has served them SO faith
fully AMI proven an exemplary represen-
tatlve.
Bridges The bridge proposition,
which has been submitted to the people
needs no eleelionceriag, as i, is a clear
tter,and # The psople feel tito their in
tercsts Ia vote for 1t, well AMI good. but
II otherwise, no one will suffer by il, un-
less It be those who use the roads. But
rs wrong impressions are aaoa, we will
make 4 lew corrections.
Il is urged agains, il. thu, ts1 extra
taxes are too much far one year. Not SO.
Olly oae Tux can be levied this gear the
Railroad TX canao, &c levied until next
year. The bridge tax can be collected
his year, if the proposition carries, and
she year following the Railroad tar.
The private subscriptions are opposed,
5ut in answer TO this we would state lha,
lac object IN making this conditi n was
% cause those who lived out side O. our
County 70 contribute 70 the bu,ldiac of
our bridges, which are to their benefit,
and 10 have the greater potion Of these
subscriptions collected from lAe travel
ers which pass through the county.
Il mogey should remain ia the ,reasa.
fy II can Afterwards be approaaaai r.
the County Court, bu; in saoa ca.es lie
notice sill b, given, taat all may know,
and NJ improper use made u Il.
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Ma. EDIroa; Please announce the
name OF ADAs ;. LvnE aaa candidate fer
Towns. l. Assessor, for Center Tewn.
sup asd "oiige many X pob leans