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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-12
HSThe New York Ptcuyure hints

sD"The New York Picuyune hints at
\ difficulty in the intelligent transmission
of messages by telegraph in consequence
Of the difference in time (some FIVE
hours, between London and New York.
For instance, how odd it would be to have
message to the following effect:
LONDON, Der. 30, ] o'clock, A. NJ.
The emperor was shot at a few moments
ago, while going from the Italian Opera
House, whittier he had gone to hear Yer
dis opera"
An extra would, of course, be issued
in New York, at eight o'clock in the eve
ming, worded probably to the following
effect
Louis Napoleon ,ras shot ct tomorrow
morning, at one o clock, while going from
the Italian Opera House. No further
particulars.
HD~The majority in favor of the new
constitution is $50
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NEWS ITEMS

- The sale Of the Delaware Lands in
Kansas has been concluded 1t produced
S5S7 900, and DIR. Woodson, the receiv-
er of public moneys, deposited in the sub
treasury $780, 00-the remainder of the
payments having been made in L. s.
Treasury Warrants. The whole amount
goes to the Indians,
President Litchficld, of the Michi-
gan Southern Railroad, has resigned, and
the stock has declined from 81 to 25.-
1t is rumored that the notes Of the com
pany have been protested.
- Stocks continue to deprecate like
suds. On Saturday, Michigan Southern
touched 10; La Cross, 10; Erie, PA;
Rock Island, 7G; Galena, SOL; Illino.
Central, 90.
- The arrangements for keeping the
Hudson river free from ice the coming
season, has been definitely concluded.
The requisite boats have been placed at
the disposal Of Capt. \. II. Schultz, and
he feels confden: Of his ability to per-
form all that he has undertaken.
The Chicago, Burlington and Qun-
cy Railroad has at present in actual oper-
alton fifteen coal-burning freight locomo-
ives an the Ill. Central two passenger
ditto, on their respective lines, and they
are said to give entire satisfaction.
The yearly expenses of the Chicago
p0St-ofice amounts to about S74, 600
There are 81 clerks engaged in the Office
at an average salary of 800 There are
in the Office 2, l23 boxes, which rent at
ss,29S year, and 342 drawers, at
$3.50 The receipts for the last quar-
ter are stated at 100000
The blunder committed in construct
ing the new Collins steamer Aarattc, is
nearly rectifed, and is expected to sail
by the 18th Of this month. The cost of
this blunder will not fall short of about
100000.
-A new locomotive named the Pros
ton s. Brooks, and ornamented with
the likenesses of Mr. Brooks and Judge
Butler, has lately been added to the roll
ing stock of the South Carolina Railroad.
A large number Of children have
died and are still dying a! Jackson, Mich
igsn, the victims of an epidemic dysen-
terry that is raging there
GA the 18th ult. Judge Conrad, of
Philadelphia, sentenced a man named
Runp to prison for two years and eight
months, for the preparation of frauds
by which James Buchanan was elected to
tic Presidency last fall. Mr.. Buchanan
now occupies the white house at washing
ton, and Rump is domiciled in cell at
Moyamensing.
- There is legslized company for the
manufacture of counterfeit wines in Pa
ris. Its capital is two million francs, and
though 10 alcohol or grape JUICE is used,
their manufactures are to all appearances
real wine.
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J>,onh Y Wade ESn.. of Wood Co,

Joseph F. Wade, ESQ., of Wood Co. &C,
one of the Central Committee who called
the bred Scott Senatorial Convention,
which met in this city, has abandoned
the party which had already abandoned
all genuine Democracy, and written a
letter giving his reasons for so doing,
and declaring his adhesion to the only
party that is opposing the spread OF ty-
ranny. Thus the shameless degradation,
of the Democratic party to the uses OF
slavery is driving one after another from
its ranks, and leaving the management
of the party in the hands Of the Dou-
glasses, Payncs, and Lytles.--7oledo
Blade.
The London Times states that another
attempt to lay the Atlantic cable will be
made in October. The statement, how
ever, admits of some doubt.
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Our State.

Every Republican in the State should
feel deep interest in the approaching
canvass, and should Immediately COM
mence the work. The Iowa City Rcpub-
Hcan says:
"Not day should be lost in getting
the Republican nominees for the Legis-
lature in the field One half of the Sc
nate is to be chosen, and the members of
the House of Representatives. The Lee
gislature to be chosen on the second
Tuesday of October will be charged with
the responsibility Of setting in motion
the machinery of the New Constitution.
Important provisions are to be carried
out, the success of which will depend
greatly upon the manner in which the
Legislature does its work The duty of
establishing for the State banking sys-
tenn i. one that requires much Legislative
wisdom, and thorough familiarity with
the great interests of the State A body
should be chosen, in the wisdom aud in
tegrity Of which the people can implicit
ly confde. In word, every County
should bring forward its best men men
who are true who have been tried and
never fund wanting; who will address.
themselves understandingly and efficient
ly to the work devolved upon them so
that we may ask the people Of Iowa to
set the seal Of their appreciation, without
a misgiving as to what will and should
be their response. We need bold aud
fearless counsels, The State should be
thoroughly canvas.cd. Candidate. whe
have the will and disposition to worl;
should be brought forward; and every
town and township should be thoroughly
ORGANIZED -
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The Minnesota Conventions md the
state Constitution.

Tha Republican and Democratic Con-
stitutional Conventions adjourned sine
die on the 10th ultimo. As already an
nounced, both Conventions agreed upon
the Constitution, which is to be submit
ted to the people for approval or rejec-
ton on the 18th day Of October next
On the same day, an election is to be
held for members Of the House of Repre-
scntatiycs of the United States, Cover
nor, Lieutenant Governor, Supreme and
District Judges, members of the Legi,.
lature, and all other Offices designated in
the new Constitution.
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Negro Equality.

There Is destined to be a considerable
reaction against the men who led in the
opposition to the New Constitution.
Now that it is adopted those men who
were told if they voted for it and it was
carried, that the State would be over
run by negroes who would vote at the
polls upon terms of equality with white
men, will learn that they have been i'm
posed upon and cheated A thousand
talsehoods were told, and thousands of
men lied ont Of their votes. Had they
succeeded in the despicable scheme, and
defeated the Constitution, they would
have been unscathed, because the vic
TINS would never have informed them
selves as to its provisions. But they
have risked all upon the venture, and
lost. In spite of their interchangeable la
bors, it has been adopted, and their gross
dishonesty must become known of all
men. They will have their reward
Burlington Uarkevc.
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aledictory.

Reader, with the last number Of the
AdrerttseF our connection with the paper
terminated. We have long been con-
nected with it. Four years ago in Oc-
tober, We entered upon the discharge of
the duties Of Editor Of this paper, in
conjunction with II. &. Piatt, Esq. 1t
was then small, six column paper
since which time it has grown to its pre-
sent size and patronage. During our
connection with it, we have met with
many things to please, and many to dis
please, We have been assisted and en-
couraged by some, and by others perse-
cuted and opposed, to the full extent of
their powers but we have survived all
these. And, indeed, such things are
necessary to awaken a proper energy, and
encourage conductor of Il paper to OK
ert himself to make a better paper. But
these are all past now Our connection
with the l3rsrtiscr has ended. We are
now private citizcu,' and put upon
the retired list TO our patrons and
subscribers we return our thanks. and
We have many things to be thankful for.
We leave the paper in good hands, I'm
der whose management We have no doubt
it will prosper, and become better and
more useful. W. ask from our patrons
4 continuation 0. their favors for the new
proprctors. WELLS SPICER.
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- ennAs CO eey i2HA To whom i, may concern.
NoTlCE is hereby given that tho r,;,..
\ wa ana .'ebraska Railroad have iora,ad' ~
,hn ., ,s road over and across the southwest and
'ne sou'neast quarter of the north east ouartcr Of
section ,hlrtythree township eightv.tmo ran s %.
one, veg. y The fifth principal meridian. The
soih o. sa,d tract is unknown 10 ~" officers of
,ailroad company, but it is believed that said
owner Is Nonresident of this STATE 1his $500
~ gwen iu order that proceedings may be had far
go; assessueht OF damages occasionsd by the 10.
eaton ofsaid line aforesaid; a i nroridaa H. H.
the laws of the State of Iowa fi'''oea ~
Ini, ~ NV Wv AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD.
DIVA N Ii. BAKER
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Democracy and Secession.
From the Richmond south

Ia
To these same Seeessionists, who
are now held up to the scorn of the ma
ton, the Democracy are indebted for the
material strength, as well IS the political
integrity Of the party. Without intend
ln5 any dsparagement of the g National
Democracy" Of the North, we must ac
knowledge that at times they have be
tray?d a want Of devotion to the princi-
pies of the party, ss when they voted for
Distribution, for Internal improvements,
and kindred measures Of Federal policy.
Bat the 4" Secassionists ot the South
sto"d hrm, and on every occasion have
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-12

We mentioned the departure, on Mon
day last, of the st Paul Light Cavalry
Company to Cambridge, to remove fir, IN
that vicinity number of Chippewa Ia
dians, who have been committing deprc
datious in the neighborhood of Sunrise
settlement. On arriving at Washington,
on Friday morning, Captain Starkey was
informed that the Indians were still in
the neighboyhood, and about six miles
distant The Indians were apprised of
the arrival of the troops, and urged by
some of the residents to give themselves
up, being assured that they would rot
be injured. They concluded to do 50
but on an advance guard of the troops
being stnt out, the Indians became
alarmed, and started off with all speed,
and the troops after them. They were
Oh a prairie Of about two miles in extent,
and were overtaken by the advance horse
before reaching the cover of the wood.
The Indians then concluded to give
themselves up, but on the approach of
the main body they again became alarm
cd, and broke for corn field adjacent,
with the troops rushing .ftcr them. The
fence WAS torn down, and the troops fol-
lowed them into the field and fred upon
them. Whercupon the Indians turned
and fired, killing one of the cavalry COM
pany, Mr. Donnell, young man, the shot
being fred by the wounded Indian, and
taking effect in the heart. The cavalry
again fired and wounded the same In
dian, who shortly after died and before
the Indians could re load, they were sur
rounded, and finding no possible chance
Of escape, they surrendered, to the num-
Der Of tivs The cavalry Immediately
started for this city, with the captured
lndiaas and the dead body of their com
rale, and arrived about five o'clock ve,-
terday afternoon
We have cndeayored to give az correc,
version Of this transaction as we could
obtain, amid so many conflicting stories,
and give them to our readers without an
expression of opinion at this time
There was considerable excitement in
the city yesterday, and very general
disposition TO censure the cavalry; but
until we can ascertain the facts as they
occurred, we withhold comment
We understand this skirmish has
caused greet alarm among the settlers,
and for fear of the vengeance of the In
dams yet remaining, they are leaving
their homes and coming to the city.
la letter to Mr. N. Myrick of this
city, dated Travers des Sioux, August
20, the following important statement is
made:
The Sis.ton's have succeeded in
killing the whole of Ink-pa du-tah's bard
except one Indian, who fed to band of
lanktons, to which he was pursued by
the SissltonA Here an engagement took
place between the Sissituns and the
ianktoas. Twenty-Five Of the former,
and a large number of the latter, were
killed
We give this as We received it, and
wait further sdyiccs So Pam Pioneer,
iayua 80.
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The Fayctte (Ky.) Circuit Court has
recently decided in suit between the
Northern Bank of Kentucky and the
Farmers Bank, that bank-note frandu-
lently mutilated is of no value IN 'a :
hands of even an innocent holder, ana
the Bank is not bound to redeem such
notes. This will operate as salutary
check upon new system OF forging
which consists in mutilating number OF
bank-notes, all of the same denomination,
and putting the mutilated parts together
in such manner, that out OF fifteen &C.
nuine notes, sixteen can readily be made
each having but small part wanting,
and each consisting of only two parts
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" \ Look at the Political World ~

Such is the heading of a long editorial
in the last Democrat, which strongly re-
minds us Of til. boy who had to whistle
to keep his courage up. 1t says, at il
oaly the Democratic party tina. is grow
ing, md looking prosperous and chez,
ing And how, LIT us ask, il the De
moorati" party growipg2 It ha. grown
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These meeting: will he addressed by Gov.
Crimes, Judge @. W. Rankin, of Lee, Hon. Tim.
Davis, Hon. Ruben Noble, Judge W. Smyth, OF
Linn, W. Vandever of Dubuque and other dis =
tingushed gentleman.
The county Central Committees are expected
and requested to give general notice of these
meetings aud make such arrangements as will
secure large attendance OF the people.
s. J. KlRkWOOD, w PENN CLARKE,
GEO. b. WOoDlN, HIHAM PRICE,
W. II. FARNTR, HENRY O'CONNER,
State Central Committee
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DAVENPORT, Sept. 8.
TIPTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Exchange Offices.

Exchange Offices.
wM. NJ. TUTHILL, Dealer in Exchange.
X. NJ. H0BS0N, Cedar County BANK.
Land Agencies.
Fl. c. PIATT. General Land Agent.
GEO. WHISTLER, Surveyor and Land Agent
Insurance Agency.
WELLS SPIcER, Agent of the Aetna, the PhGnix,
the Iowa State Mutual, and the
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co.
Attorneys.
II. G. pIATT, S.A. BIssELL,
mo L. FYAN, JOHN HUBER.
sFICER q NeCARN, J. W. BAGLBY.
Physicians h Surgeons.
CHAMBERS & TURNER, W. r. CONAN.
J. SMITH, (Rochesser.J J. ID. MCCLURE.
Dry Goods, Groceries Etc.
CHARLES SHETLAND, General Dealer.
KIsER, CREW d TURNER, do.
il RAY d Co.. do.
E.CHILDS & Co., Groceries Wooden Ware.
Tailoring.
CAsAD d GILMORE, Manufacturer Dealer.
WIN. ELLIOTT, do.
RISER, CREW 4 TURNER, do.
7. MAHONY d Co., Tailors & Cutters.
Druggists.
GILBERT 81 Co., Drugs, Groceries, Notions, etc.
REIGAkT IL HcNAMARA, Druggists and Pharma-
ceutists.
Miscellaneous.
n. II. TULLosS, Permanently located Dentist.
WI. BAGLEy, Manufacturer and Dealer in Furni-
=. l.. F0ULK, Manufacturer Of Tin Ware.
W. c. METZ, House Sign ana Ornamental Painter,
and faper-H
JNO. II. BIRELEy, Dealer in Lumber.
DAN. HARRASS, Meat Market.
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The Atlantic Cable.

No decision had been come to at the
departure of the Vanderbilt concerning
the Atlantic cable. The Directors sit
III permanence, and the commanders Of
all the ships will consult with them. The
official report of the engineer is publish
ed, and expresses greater confidence than
ever as to the fuai result.
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1t is now said that the State of Ohio
Wi lose nothing by the failure Of tho
ONO Life Insurance and Trust Comnanv
that an adjustment of accounts show,
the state to be indebted to the COMPANY
to the extent of S., Press
Cause why. Breslip had stolen all tho
money.
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An instruction, headed by two des.
perate negro convicts, broke out in the
State prison this afternoon. Two con
victs succeeded in escaping over the
walls, but were re-capturcd. Others
made desperate attempts, but were over
powered By the oficor, Of the prison and
-arurtl
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Ncb-n ska Banks.

There has been q report in circulation.
that all the Nebraska banks had failed OK.
cept the bank Of Florence. The report
is premature The fact is. these lets !, f
our democratic leaders did not keep their
chicago aeepts supplied with the neodful
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w "a NJ II T. I'D

Wy ANTED. immediately the privilege of
w taking every Man. Woman ard ChsId's
likeness In Cedar Co. Now is the time to pro-
cure the h dow ere the Substance fades
How often do We hear parents and children
speaking Of their deoe ased relatives and sigh
that they had not procured miniature before il
was too late.
This can now be remedied by calling soon. NJ
the car of MANSON X SIMMONS
Upton, Iowa, Aug. 26th, 1851. S4tf
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&c nM AGENTS WANTED, either Ladies
eaeOyUs or Gentlemen, in ever, town ana
ts .JI' IN tue United States to engage in ccr.
to 81 ooo -. :, "nich they can make from $1,000
80 ',. year FOR particulars, address, enelo.
s''"i : 4. DEWEY 4 co,
E9v Isl philadclshia T.,
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NEW PApER.-A Republican weakly
paper called the Republican, Of neat an.
pearance, and well edited, has been conf
m'nced AT Rod Wing, Minnesota
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NOtiCa

s hereby given 10 all p'r-cr, hnox5p- th.n-
1 selves Indebted to tho urdrrrj..atd to cal,
and settle these accounts Immediately And say.
cost. 49,t, STOUT ( SuEARER.
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REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS.

The Republican State Central Committee here.
by appoint mass meetings of the people, tor po
litical discussions At the following times and pla-
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OpthainOscape.

This is the comprehensive name Of an
instrument, not generally known even TO
the scientific world, by the help of which
the interior of the eye may be examined
Its parts are Il concave mirror, with a
hole ia the centre, in which lens is
placed, with a second lens which i. sepa-
rate and movable. To use the instru-
meat, a lighted candle is placed by the
side Of the patient, the c0acaYe mirror
is placed in front Of the eve to be cxa-
mined, while the moveablc lens il sus-
pended between the light and the mirror
IN such manner as to concentrate the
rays Of the first on the second. These
rays, after Icing reflected, converge, on
account Of the mirrors concuyity, To-
w;rds the rctina, and, passing through
II, they are divergcd, and iluninc the
whole interior of the eye, which the OBJ
server can see by looking through the
lens in the middle Of the mirror. The
last lens and the rctjna, through both Of
which the observer lis to Look, form q
microscope, the multiplying power of
which is 800 This instrument has been
the means Of curing many sufferers, and
may be sugg 7stiye Of some device for OK
aiming other interior parts Of the body.
--BHfalo Weekly Ecpress.
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- -, - Ip Tn hslCIAN, IS years OF age. hav-
Nephsws, aud Nieces, by that dreadfaI dis.a.a G.
:. AFi'">' and suffering with a Cough himself deter
mica 70 visit the East Indies, Egyp and Japan where
a,eef ered Prsrentise and Csrsaia Car for rods
1o"shs, bfohchtis, Consumption, Nervous Dehlty
su a''haa. Ills cough was cured Immediately; he re-
hea cured his Rslatires, who Inherited the disa.se
ana IN connection with his son hay. emnlayad " H. ~
curing thousands Of eases .nsidered hopacss
~ naes For The purpose Of rescuiug as many of hi.
.A eiioW ben@s rs possible he is sending his r.
All sho wish 1t for 10 cents; Of 1t to pay IN.
pos,ase and the balance printing Address DR. ny TN
25m3. - "''~i iaosei, new 4 ORR.
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SHISGLING A HOUSE, -J.mos 4. was
Young man who commenced life with
very fatteripg prospects, aud kind
wife and lovely children soon blessed
him. UnhappiIy he became by slow de-
@rccs attached too strongly to strong
drink, and soon became, to make long
story short, drunkard On2 evening,
he left his wife in tears a. was too com
mon, repaired h the house of the man
who sold him the deadly poison, and
sank down into kind Of stupefaction
easily mistaken for sleep. All his com
panions had deserted him About mid
night, tbs landlords wife came iato tn.
bar-room and said
Il wish that man would go home, If
he has got one to 20 to.
Hush. hush" says the landlord, in q
low whisper, "he'l call for something
else, directl,"
II wish he would make Taste about it,
then, for it's time that all honest folks
were abed," she replied.
Hush, | say, he's taking shingles off
his house aud putting then on ours"
said the landlord.
At this time, James b,gan to come to
hts right scnses, and commenced gradu-
ally rubbing his eyc., and stretching
himself, as if he had just then awoko,
ssyiag, 81 believe II! 60"
Don't be in harry, James," said the
landlord.
20 yes, ] must GO sid JAM. b. aud
OF h. went.
After an absence Of long time, the
landlord mct james one day. aud faml-
iarly accostsa him:
Halle, Jim, why Amt you been down
to see AS"
Why" James remarked, n had ia
ken shingles enough of NY house, and it
began to leak pretty bad, 80 thought
that it was time to stop the leak, aud
believe that | have done IL. -
The tayorn-keeper, astonished, wcot
home to tell his wife about it, and James
4. ever since has let rum alone and at
tended to his own business. He is now
a happy man, aud his wife and children
are happier than ever.
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na;" A workman engaged in drilingan
artosan well IN Ohio, found pure quartz
diamond at depth Of about one hundred
feet The diamond /. worth two or three
thnn,anh dnllnr.
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THE FINEST 4 LARGEST LOT Of
-, SILK FA7AsoIs
from % cts. TO $500, 1T

rheumatic Fluid.-.For the Speedy Cure Of
rheumatism.
This admirable preparation Is uneoua,ed ,mo,r
I'll the Linlments and Pain Killers now in use
operating like charm, and giving relief in an
ihcred'Sle snort time; indeed, almost Performing
miracles in the most desperate cases.
WARRANTED TO CURE
Try this remedy. and try it thoroughly and If
ycn are moi beyond the reach of all medicine, this
will not fail to relieve YOU 49, WIS
FOR sale by REiGART / McNAM.B.
- '1oAi Upton. Iowa
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NOTICE.

A Ii Persons are hereby notified not to give
~ credit to any one, on my account withon, n
written order from me, as ! will not he accounta.
oIc lof mem. 3IMt DANlL HARRASS
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TIP II o "

to redeem their paper, and of course the
banks refused to receive it. It is expect.
ed that all will be right in few days,
and their bills will be current again.