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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-22

A treat hue and cry hss been raised
against the Frenont party by the Bach
snsn and FIllmors organs, On the ground
that h Il . sectlousl party. end b tepFc.
-entsd ~ Z sectIonsl Ticket, slgnorinH
dIteen States OF The Union. Insemuch a.
both Fremont and Dsyton nan from NE
North. NJ. Fillmore himself, 10 Be.
Ileves was the hrsl 70 make thls Impor-
ssnt dIscovesy. end 70 raise the cry of
rebellion and secession IN The event Of
Frcmoat's election. Ihs ssme mesu
spd .contsmpiible threst hes slpcs been
sdoptsl BY NJ. Buchanan, NJ. Senator
Toombs. end other leading Southern
sseessIonIsts Of the modefn 1emosslized
Nov marx how plain : tsIo shall put
them down. One would think from the
holy horror II ~. FiIlmere conoesnIus
this 90 called sectional ticket Of Pre-.
mont end Dayton. that Il is new ssd
dangerous inovstlon--ihet We hsvs new
|es he'd any such bslore5 o. else thai Mf
Fillmore 10 . greet ignofamus In regard
20 the Presidential hIssosy ofthe unised
Ststss. Look q The following lIss oI
>ectIosal tIehets that have been run
from 'Ims 70 tims, from isoe;-
ssr fsss.s<sf. ". y's f,<s.e<.s
,s,s- ~ n Gilman s:;,ssss. ;nsssssn. ;ssss.s,s y
!sls-l'stss k'ss, y. . I. Ness1a Ne,
sss-s ~ nsjs, jsss J.
|" -, q. Adams, Mas. n. .sniafi, 4. Y.
-w.n. cns's,roA' Mssea. ..
.sss 1ss,ss @ M j2,i.ss. r.aa. .siSsss. = sss Z
- 9, Adsms. nssss sssh. ~: :.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-22

4SAAO nl0uls
N. B.-I hope the similarity in our
names will produce no confusion. ]
am satisfied there Is no relationship,
and you perceive ] am Right without
the W. I.R
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sir,e st Of Gag. RzJinsoa 5y tie Basa.r
RaVia1ls - III $. Ro5insoas- N4tsuacrJ.
81. Louis. May i2
As Gov. Robinson anu myself were
passing down the Missouri river on our
way to n. LOUIS, aad tuftaer East, up.
On affairs OF bus hess, We we're taken oil
u boat At e&tngtoa at the insi9 alton
.! la"iess tneuslheg pSeteH3inn tHat Gev.
X. " as fleeing from an Indiclment. He
assured the gentlemen, some eieat or ten
n plumber, who gathered aaoul our state
room door, opening upon the geard, that
such vas mol IT, case, that he had heard
oil no Indictment, that lis wtaraa bouts
whether Ia Lawrence OF elsewhere, aas
at Gil times Known, tnat ii the MARSHAL
LAC desired to serve such a process upon
Itta, he could easily have done and he
should nave offered no RESISTANCE. He
/ lo54 tnrn also mat ae would never ,hiok
I 10 escape NON an indictment for any
( R1!A. silence, and rad been dong so
Jt all places la would AVOID tie Missouri
liver and Lexington Upon tire state T..
Laeat Of the z nt.emen THAI tie DELAY m
conserving to aage lie boat, as the crewd
had found the bar anc wsie drinking
I Freely, otly added to Gov. RS danger o.
+ personal violence, be salt. Let ne see
tHe cfo@d, caa shortly convince item
Tia! am not running from an arrest;
ltsi 1 can eoh!.a1e my Journey To
w4sca tie reply eas given 10 the effect
tat me would De IA immediate danger OF
mau violence. IL vas Also insisted up
Oh as meats oI safety, tat we pass out
apoutha guard 10 leaving the boa, while
tie xasperated people, cabin full Of
them, sDo8H b. unaa are ouf DEPART
IRE a carnage was IN readiness 10 take
Us 70 the togn. We were quarteIed at
the house oi Mr.. SAWYER, uao kindly
offered lis home as place OF SAT. r., The
alsIt-gaard about o. house alone re-
nilded Us ol the .act that Gov. r, was
a prisoner | omitted 10 mention in lis
proper place that the gentleman upon
ArH e0m4nlng 0 the state room said thew
h4d been taking with the crowd for FL
teen minutes. tying 10 persuade hem 10
leave lie boat, but That none would be
sai3sied unless ne remained in LeAinp-
Ton until lhey could learn whether an ~
dtciHen was out against bun, while
o!strs cried drag hin out 10 Gov. Il.
,aggc s!ton that II ne was running away
RON an arrest, he could SEE no grounds
Tor another state 10 interfere. One OF
Lne gentlemen replied, he DID nst wish
- get iato ar argument, &c. Gov. n
Is retained a prisoner while an allowed
u pas on.
aase this statement hat the true
sia.e Of tue case MAJ be Known
SAkA Il. b. kosIs.os.
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--LATEST FOR ZION NEWS.
~ - Ar. &c

4NCN
The steamship ASIA arrived in the low.
er bay lasteSening, bu, ran ashets and
did not come up this A. Nd
The Treaty. i Peace. sc. The official
report of the Peace Conference las come
to hand. The report is little more than
a reproduction ofthe treaty Itself,
/ The mos, interestn. feature Oh the
business tocs place a,iee the Treaty was
signed. Count Walewsk il tied lhe as.
sembled Plenipotentiarlcs 10 an inter.
Echanss u sentiments, aud himself went
over the ground, referring 10 the disturb
! ed condition. OF Greece aud Italy, aud
/ recommending that suggestions to rule
more mildly should be conveyed to Tue
Italian Governments. In this recon-
mendalion the. Plenlpotenliarics more oil
less heartily eoncursd.
England In the BRITISH Parliamen,
/ tie adjourned debate on Mr. Whi,esiis 1
vote OF censure on the government Ion
the fall Of kars, had been pressed for q
division when the malioa was lost by q
majority against IL of Twelve.
A treaty between England, Fran CT
and Austria, guaranteeing lndepend nee
aad integrity In the Turkish Empire, wa:
presented in Parliament yesterday.
Lord Clafnd,n's dispatches in answer
to Mr.. Marey's dispatch OF the 2Ssh o.
September was LAID teioTe Parliament
| last evening. is -.az-asg #s
TIE London .hsps IN It's comments
/ refers 70 the demand OF Mr.. Champion:
recall as an Invitation fol the Eng lIsh
Cabinet to disgrace itself Tor the All use.
ment and qualification OF the Govern.
meu, at Washington.
1 1t has been rumorui in Loadou that
Lord lbecby is satisfied with the treaty
OF peace, aud thinks it ought not to 1t
made subject Of party motion. Ii lsal.
so said that the highest personages ! the
realm derrecs,es any irritating slIusionI
10 the terms CT peace.
Baron Bgunow arrived al Dover from
Calais, on til. Pad inst. The object OF
his journey is TO present TO Her Ma ,es J
letters Of notification o; the accession o
the Emperor Alexander 70 the throne @
| Russia.
| Mr.. G. T. Gu,hrie, one of the mos,
eminent surgeons in Europe, die { rather
suddenly in London, on The LIST inst. II,
was Al years OF age
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soldiers oft!!e United Sh,es, 10 push on
tir 4 dark aud bloody work..
The Congressional Cosn;nis. on, too,
aFpollted 10 unselt the villainies OF line
Mtssosrl Isurpaaon Is 10 he hEceen mp.
Aye, even this bad and bold step is to
be taken. TO prevent the proc whlciIshall
biaZon their villanles etfcc,uaIly 10 the
world. Why else the astempsto seize
aud imrrison Reeder? Why. the mad
e. deavsr Of that ha!f era zed .Alabamian
JuIge Lecomgierlo put under. arrss s
Tor treason every leader OF tie Free
Slate ulenf The border ruliiaus are men
OF Aosd. They mean to have, and will
have, their own way, ii r binson and
Reedtr, and every Free State voter, has
10 wet the soil wlth ,aelr lite- blood.
II any man suppeses We esagerate, OIL
,AInk we are excited, lst ian look. al tue
facts, the proof, now being developed
before Tie Congressional Commission
and The brutal ac.s daily perpetrated b.
tae HISTORIANS. On the 29,h J. Doa.
ardson was brought before the jury WHO
|, Il s,lfed:--
Tha. he had clai4 abou, three mile:
from Ia yrence, and voted last January
Tor Governor AID other officers for Tie
State OF Kansas, that he vas a member
Il secret soci " In Missouri, whose
object II was To make Kansas a Slave
Stale. That the society is called ty va.
nous names such as Blue Lodge, SO.
cal Band Friends Society," Sons o
the South, etc. He joined the seeie,y
IN lass County, February, 1886; came
here wlta a party aud voted On the 33lt
Of March ... ..... ... ..
lie PTo'Siavery men Unite have then
;eeget oatas aad slgns, go abou, armed
and are resolved to extend Slavery iule
Kansas, II il las 10 b., done ;Lraugb fire
and b.o-d. Iaey mean TO sttae iuves-
ugatIon. They will drive OFT the fre
settlers, CT XII iacm. And Federal 9TH
Gers and Federal troops are ready to
back lheFa III their desllISa purpose.
Affairs look gloomay 10 Kansas. Bal
were they leu-iolI more S.. We should
say, lst 40 such word as yield leap to tie
Up 81 a freeman. Now Is the llu.e foI
-rtI. Nov tue wa,uhUoTd OF every de.
lender OF las aud lover oil liberty 81 ou.d
DC, never surrender! We would sacri.
iice anything and everything lor The
feace OF the Republic, have the rigst 10
0e Tree TO thInk, wlite, speak, move ana
act, a. becomes irermaA, and We would
yield laat--tle basis Of lis progress and
power, and oil every citizen veal = only
Win lie Itself.
h PIo-SlaveIy men make this ia..l
ssae anu lcrce /. upon Us. They say,
Sa5niL--let human chat,e.lsm spread
over Kansas, and a4ere ws lnay vii Il
10 g, aud Impfisona4euts, arrests iof Urea
son, assaults, lylctLug, lud,gn.aes sLal
ceaSe-you Shall have peace We an.
sner, No-netef. Batter al these
tester the rack, lortgre aud death, titan I
sutlusallon which wall 'Subdue' tie vita
principle Of. Lib, r j in the Republic
AID crush on Its glorious action IA az,
.cdlzen. We answer, We val neser SUI
nit 10 tie enslarement OF kansas, AIT
1t The Tree States know li.eil duty O
their Interests, hey will answer as on,
nan. no surrender 10 sueh an ,..iafnou
aat outrageous alternative Chieag,
TtsbNhs.
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EEEEas 0rfra ger

j t1rr" tan m7n among US whose
blood dcnz not bil ever 81 lue wrgsrs
H"rpe'rats3 10 Kaasaz ar who does ID,
''t' OF raged attic srim assro,ism e.
rTvs ny hH4iaas aai sanctioned IL
I've 1"Eerameas. sc tyranny, aud f, IN
slavery ltse.G
~ whas figla, under Sat ce.or or
5lgEst, as RoDlasoa seized anl held ) a
prisoner ~ VI sssHtt4ns, when Il ave Ing
~ one q }.'e Tree a, gh-wrys 81 the ia
~ n by 'si4at pretext 81 iastlca or a..
Gef at'al fute o. nospta!it vas he tom
ron b's Whe and clddren, and forced
lh'o vie SUBJ etiouf VIC made these
~ .#a AZ Nv" dispensers AID executors
~ t.s La $50, d .a u .uloi man o.
'he eoideF are making q mock yer JUS
t'ce lfampinc i under FOO, wnh proud
bathariy. aud TIE Rulers al the Nsnar
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.4rrsral Of the George Lap.-.Al Qsaef
al Panamd. - Interesting .At9s ron
California. ~ ID -
Nsw Yosx. May l6. The George
Law urriyed here at l. O'Clock this morn
ing, She sailed from Aspinwall May
nh, and connected a, the fs,hmus with
the steamer Sonorss~hich Ieit San Fran-
cisco IN the 2lst ult, with upward OF 81.
600. C00.in specie.
The Isthmus papers are filed with off.
| cial documents concerning The Panama
riots. No further facts OF importance
have been elected. TIE citizens OF Pan
anna had formed guard fcts The purpose
Of protecting their property. he au-
,Lori,ies had placed force al the dispos-
al OF the rsiroad company, 50 tba. no
| further violence need be anticipated.
| Tie Alta CIlitornlsn says the Leg $
alure is still 10 session. but has agreed
4 BY Join, RESOLUTION 10 dissolve on the 2ls'
| INST Nothing of especial interest has
been transacted since the sailing oI lie
I last steamer.
/ A personal reneontre occurred betweer
I Messrs. cortland aud Williams ot F.
Dorado, both. members CT the lower
/ House, on the It'll inst, in which tue FER
msr was seriously wounded bg pisto
{ shot.
I Ire charter election o! Sacramento re-
/ shifted in tie election OF the entire Lem
ocra,ic ticket, with tue exception oil one
Of two unimpor;ant offices. The Repub'
leans claim 10 have decided the result
| by giving their support to the successful
ticket. The latter party are organizing
throughout the State, and have called
State Convention to meet al Sacramento
on the 9TH, TO perfect their oEganizatIvt
and elect delegates 10 the National Con
venton,
The whale sup George Was hing'on
with cargo, vas to-day destroyed al La
huaao, where she had put In for proyls
IONS. Two Of her men were under tria
or having caused the fire.
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Raj Raa.! Gfaat.-We have received
BY the kludaess of Ghe Hon. James Tho
ringson, cory ola b,tl granting lands 10
Raj reads in lows, recently passed BIZ
both braaches Of Congress and nov be.
come 2 law.
IAis cannot be very tiaueripg either 70
tie Brlgadser General George Wa'l4ce.
Jones, or General Dolre,o tier adft-
rents, thai after long AID pr3lracted la
tor II Congress, to accom- pi.sA nothing
10: theE constituents, and t..a llr4t ses.
slon alter tue e.esti9a OF Ihoriag.ou to
the House and Harlan = the Senate tia,
these bodies should pass bin granting
large tracts Of land 10 al lie aesT.af,,
railroad routes ia Iosa
They can 40 longer dispute the fat
that fh3riag,on and Harlaa lave proven
themselves to l. men Of influence asd
ability, al t4aatll SERVANTS. y.i.o aag.
-i.iseEuy Lclied tsr tie 10 eees.s oil their
constituents anu accomplished heir pb.
ject-Iiaee s9seecdet. ia. Obtaining TIA,
wAie4 tef9re. q BY our previous repre-
seasauvcs coald H.. b. obtained.
Men lrbo serve Us as faithfully All
oenefi patty as t5ese alea have, Should he
/ aapt Il t#elr.as,S sx,tay IN. ls.a
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BRICK.

The undersigned would respectfully ialorm
be Inhabitants If Upton and vicinity HAT We
we will tie prepared UeyE season to furnish brick
ef the best qg4iity, and IN asy qualities; and
will also TAX CONTRACT, to erect baiLIiags ia the
oest poss bic m amer, and ST "a lew prices sc
any bulGeIs IN Cedar County. We also hive
he rEhtof G.dar county FIR tie manufacture
and U.s. 81 FosTER's PkTYNT FuiLliNG BLCCAs
which have Dow teen aofIlSeutly tested to tuti
tie hem g. The confidence al the rnh!le All
buildifgs erected Of the a'ent Block viii h
warranted TO give satisfaction.
Give MS a call before closing yonr contracts
with o;heIs. ll-3m WArRous I CBArrEgI,
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tstrict Cont. II Dilrict Ca4rt af Tsn' .
"a -7t-!y. = pow ta .--s'5p: - II 70. va II
~, P-~s'i * - ltsz Il ( = y:--Bzl,es aa
'tps'!tccn
III = II 8g~e tad con i.Isr4H. sxp zg.c-se >
= FF'@'t'"~ tfi2"r sace the i7aa us4fiuh m
tsnas ,'s,qyism In | ,Sa hag wa si,crla ,htnI
f.1Ia l. c ad -l84 e Ia .lraI.yss', in b
a sna y y s4.. = s~e d..F. e. ( ura H. stavi
y : ts s.ti'n, II 81 foH g. 4ignny Of d.
N = o = cPf,ci Eepor's
The ntose slows Tie eagerness with
which tie Opposition grasp, ike drowning
mea, al. every ssfag which viii give them
an excuse 10. belca Ip the Addei venom
which turks within them.
Pshar, Mr.. Reporter, i, gives you u
cFe1a W show your grief upon such un-
ea4ea iJE pfeleaees.
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DR.. Johnson used " say tia. a nabi,
o. looking at the bes. SIDE of every even.
- O. ter Than a thousand pounds a year.
Bishop Hatiqualntiy remarks. FOR ey-
cry bad tAsre might be worse. ard
when man breaks his leg lei BIN lie
,lank al that II was on fire, "Gcd be
pra'sed.' be exclaimed, lhgt u IL no he
dwelling OF some poor mar" This II
ne true spirit 81 sibmission one OF the
most beautiful traits that can possess the
human hean. Resolve d see this world
'ss-@e 1fn,f.4e
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Trrib!e .7ec,dai on The Pasema Rcd
Road Fifty Kt3ed and One HIM
drei Wound d.
NV YoRx, My l6.-The Trtune
contains the following account by an eye
witness of fhe railroad acdiden, at Pana-
ma, dated Asplnwai TIN: YESTERDAY
A. NJ. the passenger, who left New
York April 2is;, started from this place
for Panama in three separate trains,
The first contained tie mails the lauer
lie pa ssengsis ard baggage. Tie two
las, were filed with passengers After
proceeding little over hall way to Pa
mama the engine Of the freight train rnn
If tie track IN such u position that 1t
could not be replaced without good
deal f delay. lie conductors oil he
passengers trans ran back TO Asp nwall.
We were within about TWO miles Of tins
place when a terrible crash occurred. !
sas seated in ore Of the rear cars and
immediately Iookli & out OF Il window
ou.d see the cars rushing one upon an
other until tine In number were demol-
ahed Every car was crowded, contain
ing a. least Sky persons. At present II
$ Impossible TO estimate the number kill
ed m wounded or their names. There
was not lass than 500 persons in the car:
whleh were shivered to atoms. Ii mus
be low estimate to 90 50 were killed
and leo ad'y wounded. II seems al.
most miraculous that So May escape
nlln their lives.
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a Noble .4ct = The Batavia Times
says that few days since, two men
travelling on foot on the ht.ca Railroad
when within two miles Of the village,
ioun4 ten or fifteen cords Of wood which
lad tumhle5 over on tie track. They
wen. 10 work clearing it of, and know.
ing !, was about time for tie Atira train
one Of them wen, back some distance
and succeeded. by swinging basket. in
stopping it. For this noble act, which
probably saved lives and properly, the
conductor gave them Zen cents zach and
ride 20 town.
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McCAELEY 4 PUE sITER,

Beafiss, Cfddr Rapifs, lo,ea.
lave The pleasure Of announcing 10 the eiti-
gers q Upton An! vicinity, that they have naae
arrangements That enc u them will be ia Tip
ton 81 he first Aoadsy in each month, AID spend
ore week In the practice 81 their profession.
4 operations entrusted 10 them shall BE- ege-
cute 10 the most woTkmanlike manaer.
5sds~ Office at the Tempernuce HoIse COW
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|. o s + !,

While ~ . j9uny from Ctddr County Iasa.
10 Gfa@iord CO., II, aloat the last Of Feb. 1856
lest Q certain ptemisory note, given 20 Inc ii
one ltsfn Brown Of Rochester, III ED Ceas,
90 about the lsst dry Ct January or TIE ff.t
day 81 February, 1850, deted at sid Rochester
THIS is, Therefore, 70 notify saiI Edwin Brown
Eol T. lay said uote, unless by myself presau.td
Nay sta 1876 az0tf =. n. GRErs
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Ii fe Saved at Midnight
b. Groceries Instant fuY ~ Pain,

ha. M NET i il u.ed intetraiiy. il darts
th'o ugh The system all, pains instantly, In
four tniLutss it hss d,Egked through DE lJm
pu a ~ 4. asem ard higoi ~ thrilling poSer, ga
aHIek'y 'orcto It's wsy through erfy feverjst
or e4ss sssd nerve, vein CT gland dissoising ob
III 4ettns. Tsieying hasnasien, levers atd
- no'tc pains, has cured rtrroIs hesdat ae il
81 mn2st-ss eariag rhsana,isla naaeally, il
net u y tie - qaG non q mea'cine.
sB just iFy one Bottle. Price g5.4s d.
ae5a by 4 GHskhT, Agent
Atso, iy HALL CHAuRERs n .0i~
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EGGlf NOG1GGG.
SheriHis Sale.

DY virtue of@n execution to me directed, H. u.
- ~ ont Of the Clerks Office Of the DistTic,
Court in aud for the County u johnson ard state
OF Iowa, u f.sor OF Findiey A. Bunk. and
sgaIust Johh Tivss, have levied upon he fol.
loving real estate, to wit: The e az ofsw or
OF see 20, tosnship so, range ] west; tb W Of
s. Rqr OF Sec 70, township 81, rang. / wess:
tie Sc Or Of nv = Of sec 90 tip siraose | wes:;
II seIr Of Sc qfof sec. II. Up 81 range wet
ana the nc or "a q sac 20, Up 81, range west;
all Of which lies in Cedar County, Iowa, and
shall offer .he same for sale at public oatssy On
"a urday, the 7lh day Of jane, A. D, 1865, al
theCorrt House door IN Cedar County between
the hours ef 9 o'clock A. NJ, and 1 O'Clock p NJ
oil said iav, 10 safety said execution and cost,
that may accrue thereon. JOHN II. BIRELEl
Upton, May 5th sc. sheriff Of Cedar CO.
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Executor Notice.

Public notice h hereby given, to all person.
ints rested, that jacob Mofehouss has been con
frmed b the County Court OF Cedar Comfy,
Iowa., executor with the viii annexed OF james
&. Mofehoose, decreased, late Of said County.
All persons having claims against said estate
will CONS forward and prove them, and all per
sons indebted will please settle the same
Mo T.: JACOB MOREHOUsE. Exr.
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.Ea!fin.oninl Extraordinary. One
Of the e5aor. Of the Uuea Heraid says
he oace knew wild wllow who supplan
led her own daughter in the good gfa.es
Of her lover AMI married him herself.--
10 Obtain revenge for this mean untnolh-
cry trek, the daughter Sc. her cap for
he young m,ns rich father (of whom
lie vas the only heir, and actually mar.
r,ed hun, and had children, 10 the infinite
annoyance of the other parties. This,
lie Asrald editor says, oeeured IN Onon.
daga county.
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WAutw,nd. MIR. Waters. who lives
FIVE mules nerth Of Ma laokela, informs
us tbata whirlwIna passed through his
neigaborhood on the sth .r.,.. damaging
property and cutting up sundry antic
tficss, such as unfoofing houses, throw
lgg down feGees, scattering clean wash :
ef clothes in all directions; finally tax ne
up a aog nd carrying i, about two rods
while hen and chickens took fine rid.
Tor about fifteen rods on the wings Of the
rnf.-Naqttokaa Ercelsior.
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Tie public readings Of Long fellow
poem appears 10 IL lie latest sensation
In petite circles Ia these exlbulous
some If tie eioeusionsts dress M tue Ii.
sim costume, AM read from the Acidf
Of a vIgwam. TIE next notion may
POSSIBLY bo 10 sung Irish airs with tn,
accomplishment ol cabin and plg III
der the ,aLie,
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Dreadfa Saipgreck.--The Quebec
Ga1stts gives some particulars OF a dread
.ai saiPwreck that occurred to The British
bark Bake, Capt. Rudolf:
On the l3ta, during a snow storm, she
was capslzed; seven were washed over,
board; the decks burst open. al the hate
Les washed of aud every mofsei OF pro.
VISION carried away. The retnaindel
OF those on beard were wnhoa! foo4 or
DRINK l = lot five days on the eighth day a
halt drowrel ratSas caught and deyour.
I'd; Afterwards a man died and his body
was reserved to be eaten, ani was aetu
ally eaten In part, when en- the niu,h day
after the disaster. the schooner Pigeon
Of 81. Johns, n. F., hove in sight, anC
rescued the sufferers. light persons were
washed overheard: two died OF cold al,
starvation, and seven were saved
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-24
LIMA, llll3.

THE andersignea ale now prepared to fur.
nish Lime ut the lowest prices They are
also prepared to deliver 1t at any place H. suit
the purchaser. OR lime can't be best and il is
always % haad 81 the kiln. miles wce of
Upton, near Dsiggans' Xii. KSoITl CULVER.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-24

iadepe dtnee Of .ulad.--C, ii there 10
a jewel in the human character which
excels in brightness, il is tina. spirit of
independence which enables It's possesscr
al all times, and under all circumstan
ces TO utter bis thoughts and If. up his
head in favor OF all truth and justice, IN.
moved by either the lrown or batteries OF
men.