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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

AN EXTRAORDINARY HYPoCRITE.- Jackson,
who was murdered In Russell, NJ ass, by Charles
Jones, was taken to Hartford, Conn, for burial 10
the Hebrew fashion. The Hartford Times says:
Jones the murderer, was a Millerite, and the
same FELLOW who has just served out term of fou
yesrs In the Connec.ieut State prison, for robbing
Jonn pean's store. He was the croiest scouudrel
that ever infested this city He professsd great CON
Germ Tor the souls of sinners, and was constent!y y
readng the Bible and exhortins a. evening meetinss
w whist In tho confidence Of Mr. Dean he stole shout
e2ooo worth Of goods from his store together with
considerable sum: of money He stole the silk to
mate him surplice to preach in--srsrte1 a church
at glastonbury sole the trimming for his pulpit
and velvet for bis chair and also stole goods to pay
the cabiuet maker for the chair broke into the Ca
tholic church and stoe the priests robe for sample
tor one for hlmsel and alse stole the silver shalce
&c from the altar-called at Mr. Deans one after
noon to have q lite season of prayer remained till
evenins eade she family good bye but irstesd of 60
os out OF the door he stole up stairs and seereted
HI nseif under ths bed occupied By Mr. Deans SON
remained there till past midnight, when he crept out
ana robbed young Deans pockets of i00 (which he
mad escertAined the day that he had just
cured from the bsnk, then went up to St. johns
aote called for lodgings, got up before daylight,
stole suit of clothes frsm boarder and cleared for
hooring town. But this 10 not half his villain
les He was constantly stealing, praying and exhot
ting till brought up BY four years term In pris
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

w NJ NEWMAN returns bis thanks TO the p9o-
He for heir liberal pstronsse Of the &c. Chsrtes no
tai and soeits continuance OF thst patronage on'
as Ale superyision and control Of
';aa"dSr w. N NEWMAN co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

IaA NUTIEk.-I nave Tor saIe iehse or
kE rent Hauses, Lots 40 from ist To $50 street,
nsA and in the county of Henriso, some Of which
Lots cannot be surpassed for beau and locality By
sny within the corporation limits; and when you
come county Lots. for soap and caodie fac ories,
Na,urs cou not have on her part for the
convenience of man for TO erect such 60 sbilshmens
upon all o. any Of tbs above sbsii be pleased TO
have the views Of operators upon the subject now
| before them
Apply to n w Tnhsn,
| 3m Afens f0r me 'fuSfNs
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-10-06

While men usually die at their fingers ends'
they begin to grow old at the heart; Is !.
first the heart, then the hand, then tho brow
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-10-06

HEAn editor in Indiana says he has lived
on promise until his whiskcs have stopped
growing. He offers his whole establishments
for clean shirt and good meal OF victuals.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-10-06

rvThe Baptist Church iu Ypsilanti arc
exnendino some two thousand dollars by way
Of enlarging and otherwise improving their
house of worship.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-10-06

rENo man on death bed ever regretted
auy act Of sclf-donial or benevolcnce done
by himself.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-10-06

nEwhy are husbands like dough- Be-
cause tho women knccd them.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-10-06

MR. EDIroR:-As you seem to take ian,
cv to articles of pathetic character, l SEND
Won the following "true bill" which you can
.sa os you thiuk best.
Nick K--was elevated by the sover-
eion peoplc to the distinguished office of con-
stable.-He was, by the way, noted for his
disposition to take everything in its most
literal sense, as the sequel will show. One
Of the first executions that came to hand was
a well.known citizen who, when he looked at
the terrible instrument Of legal wrath, drew
his wallet, and rendered the full amount OF
indebtedness, including cost. Says Nick, with
tho air of a man who knew what nc was
about: r.
"No you don't! D--n your money!
want your goods and chattcls.
A few days after the above occurrence, a
Justice gave him an execution against rath-
or tough customer with instruction to "lay
il upon the defendants cow and calf" Nick
was not long in reaching the residence OF tho
party, when he deliberately walked up 70
Madam Cow and "laid" the execution upon
her back, exclaiming "Cow, levy on you;
and you, too, Calfr' Where upon the frisky
scion of the genus bovine started oil on .
full eallop. Nick succeeded in laying the
calf, after chasing it three or four tunes a.
round the PASTURE Detroit Tribune
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-10-06

No,bT w Tavlor. S. G. Hibbard,
Thoo n Woojsev. John A. Blake,
uonrv Dutton. VIM. Ii. Russell,
Cbas. E. English, A. n. skinner.
Iohn IT Crookway. Cha's. Robinson,
nj; w Rlake. Joel Hawes,
Benz. Siliman, Jr., q. A. GaInoun'
Thos. A. Thatcher, Leonard bacon,
ia Davenport. H. G. Kingsley,
Worth'n Hooker, Benz p'oiiiiinan'o''
Philos Blake, Charles ives.
Amos Townsend, josiah w'uiovs'
Ionoe. Rrewster. JAS. f. Babcock,
ri; Ivos Alfred Walker,
Hawley Olmstead.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-10-06

Hawley Olmstead.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-06

We publish ia smother csInmn. Sc,
stanton pssclarn ss,on CRYING ceaxus re-
turns &c. A large nnrnbr or COUNTIES
we're Hos returned For instance. th.
Free stste es1nsy sf Anderson, contain.
ins ai,ons 3i,o vussr@-lli Eepablicsn-, i.
emitted. II shi, rya7ty chiefly rcsid.,
the emisrants who went from this city
under Cob Harvey. There sre thirty.
nine o-gsniIed counties in kansas. We,
there are returns from oaiy twelve com.
ties, and even these are gsrbled aad
forged. Sos ono county vas taken fair.
and honestly. And il il upoa sueh /,
fraudulent humbug that stanton has l.
sued his proclamation and spporsioncd
the delegates - TA,r0go TriJ.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-06

The Cedar Rapids. Democrat, which
oy the bye is one Of the most and bes,
paper in the support n the black Demo-
crsey in this Stafe, and CONDUCTED With
mach ability in a genslen.anr manner,
thus speaks Of the price II ne~.papers
IN the west. I.s conclusions arc correct
and shauIa be eheerfully end~sed by
every friend Of Western enserpri.c.
With the i.sg. Of four more numbers.
the first volume II the DgmccaAr win
elase- With ,hs commencement Of nsv
volume, W -h-ll Increase the subscription
price to Two I~,EEsss pga YEAR. We
regret the necessity exiting for shi,
change, bat the cause of ii are beyoad
oar enntroIe and shsr-sore We are blasae-
less. The truth Is, paper Of the size os
the DKuccEar. printed on clear, sne
white paper. With the amount III reading
matter we give. cannot be Published for
~ ST. var and pay it, expenses from
the procccis
Possibly il rsi hit be doae ifthe cireu-
lasion eGuId r4~h frYrs 500 IL 5000. ba.
With the circulation attained By any pa
per in tho State If iowa ftroua,t b. dose.
We naiGht produce abundant evidence
10 shsr ~hy tbs Ii go, bat We consider
that srr own experience furnishes all the
reason required for the change, In tbs
country, where 'sbor, provisions, rent,
md al the essential materials necessary
for the Pablscgtisn II paper command
such high prices. il ran BE- demonstrated
u any rsrsea th-t enly snail. proEt J.s,
Tufhciens far the pspcr IT, clear is pen
ses, can b: made ., 2, pr year, FIR a pa
per VI the -lze ~ the bgNocRAT.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-06
To nepnh.ira~

The AagaSs election !. fs. approach
ih-s 4 = aisa at haaL The April ekee-
tsoe i put. anil sr-pnae's &, sae R~pab-
leans Of Iowa II the sssuls ~ Il. Tae
STATE va. partially list to tie pa',..iics...
thru; - their owa aprsay D. they ia
send - Bet the eoaia< election e. By de-
faait n the SAM aaaae-. We sincerely
hop NOD
Sos then is 'sc time to prepare for j.
WOW the time 10 Organize fer she con-
rag contest tha, We may Be the viesors.
Let n take lessons from car opponent.
Who have already the matter "eus and
dried ready for ase in the ayproachiae
campaign, their candidates are already Ia
the feid doing th.:r rork-Le. u be up
and doing
The Eensrai Cosamissee have called :
Convention for nominating candidates.
Let il be veil attended, and from eyery
township let good men Be seleeted, and
success IL certain.
Apathy defeated u in April LIT u.
now take warning from the past, and
profit by It 10 the fgsare.
The time = a had 70 BE- up and dginr.
Let the Republicans respond to the call.
Their ranse IL good one, and their
principles are iu.t Nos i. The time 10
Labor for them.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-06

Df sirsse Of IN execusian, 20 Has -@~tsa
~ lsszasd cat VI the clerks eSse ct IL 40
eoars In and Eer the Co2nsy Ut sssiss A. ~t.e i
Iowa. in aror os Jesse nasss. TOR the sse Nrii'
Spaeer. and against Lsonard parr. Aa~ Tssj
areA the solswfay property. situate In -h "a5sE
" cedar. and state OF Iowa, ~ rIt Hert.-
vest quarter 60 the sscthe ast 4aart~g ~ s'59@
No sweasyss ~. in sawn>htp ~. e. "A
-. rang ne til ". u. containing furry 3E7ts
TIE nersh ozs-AAg u Of the na-sh-sas' Yer II
section We thirty -&vs Is. in tes n,hiP n .sas5
s~c 81. range e0e I'D west e~HsaIR5ss e.<a4
so scress and . part % the ssash eaee5at & -
tAe northwest saarssr 81 section NJ. - Ttt--
-. IN township Ne sfgt.y-cas t.IA raafr D
LID west. eoatziniag SITS So acres. Iad 3 - y
Ill COS hsna1rei and seventy slTep aer~s. ss" 81
81 the aprarsenances Belonging taersta; SIT '4-st'
o@eg the san< tsr sale az res1ie natsrg 81 taS
Cesrs Ho1m door i'm the tawn Of ftpten- u -@''
cexnty On Sasnraay the sth dav 20 J-5s .'a. ~
tween the hears Of O'Clock .s All s.,
r-A- Of said dAv. ~ satisfy sh@ -aia s=~ -ss al
costs thAt mar accrue shereea.
JOHN H. Briefly. ShertF CeEsg .9s
BIZ GEnRi.E lit BEG lryaT
Upton, Iowa june -. ls5T >"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-06
TIE Hsv G,Snssssusi~u,.

Wedid suppose that this matter wesAa
e'xaae before the pe1ae, fs< them - pam
spss shrsssA he b,lsss bsx, sanixed
sish raitiea feeling; but IL = noe 30.
The savesJ szse.diag Demssrs<y srp
vNisg va sPsa the nev Caassisasioa
n - psEss ofshe Sssse- II viii bee~~1
spsa5aieI issss Eves the eEause frsn
JsS<ssn@'s Deterioration ef Inde,esdeaea,
= Ihas 81 asen are b.xn free sad equal,
and endowed vita eersaia iaaIIea.Ais
ngAssy" - r-vered BY ear ssvelsfisnasy
saress and 10 maintenance 81 which sAey
paedSsl :. saeir Eves, their property: aad
their sacred hsaor," Is made poias al
sA5sesisa by sAzA spposisio~ In the same
..sser shsG JeAs C. Calheun did 70 the
ssse sentence IN his days II .igsr.
s. Again, there are two propositions sub
Aisied - vsse Vt shs p.npss-os~ apsa
the s'ieSssna ~ she proposed CsassTss-
ssoa, aad the other apoa foolish and
ancalses-fsr prspsisioa 10 strike cut the
word :" white" from the CaasstisasIoa,
thus peprSisg 10 give the negro frss
elective fr.neanse In Iowa These swe
preposissons are ~ far apart - Exhs Is
firm darkness, and have 90 connection
with one another Yet sae Black De.
socr.ey have dsaksx>,sa - ehasse! In
shs fs4." ssd, fearful the State wiz
eqnalize the hLscksr they charge al kind.
u gTo- fsk.ehasas upon the RepablIcans.
Les no one BE- deceived BY shis- w eae
s"pp~es the .eenad proposition b strike
cut the word Waite" saa poesfhly be
a4opssd, and 10 one bat the Hlsra-Ab,si-
ssonlsss desire is- We lave not ~ vet
Eaova as psoninent Republican, nor a
RspublIesn press, that supp rts tina; pro-
posisioaY jet j; il Esod for The slavescra~y
II Iowa 10 Aasp apou-
Let acne II oar Republicans frieads b.
deesivsdr We say shsn, BY ire prevarica-
saoas Of the siavey-ensendiag press o.
this Ssase, nor By the gars.ed ctsIIisisas
Of sAsa % their p.stisiciaas, because ID i
- the real Issse before the people, bu'
ne attempted iugziery Of misnamed De-
nosr.ry % eover mp It's own kiIeousaes,
and Its waassn desersioa 81 the rights ot
the pespae, and their efforts 60 aid Oh.
slavery psapagaadasts for the sake n ..
hsiesI power.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-06

Daring the last week several train. Of
migrants Cor the West have passed
snr1agh this place Two trains, in par
sicalsr, were large, comprising aany
wagons drasa BY oxen and ho-xes. and
having With them al the asc~4-ary fur
Rrtnre, and other articles u :. living, !"
and also having aspag vith them no small
nanber a children. Ansony other west
EN- soand eaigrants, wa company
w.ih . large drgve u cattle II all kinds.
yyuag and Old. nazabsr;ug bctvixt one
s1f w, hunired
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-06

DfBliT NOTICE il k@rvAf siven that Jsas
i ssssrirfrk. as Exsxttpr II ths Esssts 81.
o. dis. drs~Rsed~ ka.e 1T fesaar 49, isvz
ha~ nled Io<Ae ~fsre Vt TIE eanfy Iass<s ma
Report ~ his aaings In the pr-u5>r~ III 3.
sasresare - aasify t. a. pas-oas Fn.srs-se5 rat
&C the res ua- session ~ tire wsssntv xyarr In f.
l>5a. sad Report wifI h~ acted aypn an: Il pa se-
ssetisas exist thereto tsss SIRE all r. 1Trgasl
aaf eeafrussa. and sad FxrvEsarr disc ka-t s,gt.
Ill further duty OF IiahalIss 10 the p-rnaae~-.
- H. NFI.f.> @k'fCt.R s4t.r
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-06

DTBlIC NOTICE = her~kv xivea, tatr ; (.
i naairlss - Exexassr sf the Estate al = ft
treeir,eA, de.-saseT. iasr II ssstsr SysEatv los
has ni<d n ne saSc~ sf enc Csanty JsIce aE, 81
Report sf his Doing In ttrs premises. Ia
therefore 10 sssify se ali p.rsazs Interest, rs
~ the regular session Of the ssansy rszsrt j.
1857. said H<pass VIII b. acted Hp.n AL If ag a
Jesslaa exists thereto, the sans wfFl re arp-9y.
aud eeaaruaed. and said Exsxatar &a,rkarzryi .ssa
al furtA<r duties or liabilities "A taa ErxFaa~c+
y, T. WELLS >gICtE g1Exe.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-06
GREAT BARGAL-NS!!

rARM ron SALE m ms1as esss froa
"a Yfpssuk - tAs Dsvsnpsss rso&, nasr Fae
Ia Essvs. eaassiaine - s<Ysss - u vbsxh 40
esaa tinAas. ise und<r ses<e, with % sxsss u
ssue mead y, nice ysaag orchard % rs bssY-
fnx trees. . ngw ffsm2 kAesR With IN roans and
. god esIane essd ffsme hssR- essa vsA 1T
SISTER q - bnrn. 50 a1e - ~ knsss; GOD
seaxk wx<R3 80 tn p1Dxe-
4 euod brick Haa.e so1 small fraA& awes
Iinr wfxh NC Lses, - the essnef ssrsxA - shs
BssrIy Hsass. ssA 80 s;ss ssm4 = s.sx sEsbafag
for eight heaA sf bsrses~
Tws loo % ee<n1 wsss - R8siy Hnnse. vita
. god fsams EoekzAith shop, and xoed frane
dseEHnx n by ~ shrss rcoms.
ASa SIS haad OF e2etse soms .en % twelve yske
10 work CsExie. An - the shsve property eaa b.
pufrhassa 20 she msss rsasaaskle terns - cal
ing a either J. H. BERET.EY
sl-H H. C. PLATE. or u DEMELL
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-06

"a
On Csss1ias seiGAbssn - hav1sg
i. ps<k r uusA1s eeu .
No. - Is NJ fss1 70 - 10y
in.5e.ssl j. eress rilv,y fizsA 1e
;r,r.eas.1sn~ eonnseseas ae ssw - -
-. 4 YeruaaD, asA ~ s.s.ns q -
eiiaf surrayxssa already ezPaass fsssy p
tifes the Tospntc Cads~ia N reeosdsg
che great aexd u roaa frv@ the pasfss-
.ens hs.ss 10 the pe.ia<stiay. Csvwn
e6r<rx sai svea rerysss y HigA = -.
siua = Sis AIlns 3G.NsA, ~s inp6<ssed
aEks visA tie nenless, a.d nsay q sAe
bribsa coesea asd accepted exceed even
q. e~a Cssx,saais.sl hSSy II sAesz
ma~uitsSe. IL Ord 1ssak > pro.
usunssd b ssme G1ss9 svs.dSe, -
The SsukheTn Rsi1vsy sssns 70 he q tAs
s..e pssss yves tie Gn.s Weases.
ks hssa nn9hk psyisx Is 500 2 saeosd
time 70 NM 81 TO q Tie 4iresaRz
have resiEssA = ssassqps.se 8 r.so-
hsaisa Il esssus pns1 y tAs LoaAoo
hsar1- A MT R0kia ASise anaesd
skas Mr. BseAsnsa, tie eoatzsesos q -
Crest Ssskken Rsilwsy, I'D o1essA I'm
ss50, 90 % fdrvsrd - viess, tksf gss-
sBsnsa ~ eIeasly sAown tAs4 tie Cd
y. declined sslely bee..se kaakis ~
under sbhgssioa 10 tie he Mr zinDer
nsn 10 the exsent 81 $l.5 90 On ths
other side, Il vs Pso~ed that Mr. Ba,
ehanan did bsibe Mr.. De Blsquiere viii
3las. 600. u oSssia . Laa Of 3z50. 90
from tie ssws II NORWICH y frasduie.'
rspgsseasasians, aad tAas the s.ne gen
slema. D. B,agsiere) reeeaved S3VJso
and - shxgzsiss fsx 80, go more, to-
prs<srins the ensssseS u the sosfherr
rad Cor the hte Mr. ZinneTnnn-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-06

~Hsss in the nost aere1 p,ssioa
Of the Conssitssisa-shas part which
provides for noaiiag the minds and
forming the characters Of the yozfh Of
our State-she kpssas touch Of .eg7o-
pAoSaa sppears 10 blast and visiase il
This 10 the aakiudess cut Of all" Our
cAiErsa are to be seat 70 school and min
gie day sf,er day with their erlosed mates
and our c.assitHtisn Is to sanction it,
Is~,at;@e E.Yssrsv.
The epvoss touch 81 s.yroplebta, y
j. highly kgur.tive expression, and II
there - any similarity besvsea the
xAstezes Of spsosy and the kacks1ss of
segrgpxoStsa, the fgsrs ID eminessly in
graioa.- The objertieoabse section Of
sAe sev Ccassisution, agaanss which the
shandsrbaits II the Eatairer are directed
iasr.duees Itself in the following aa-
gaage: The members of the Bsard u
Edacafioa shall provide fsg the sdaeatioa
Il all the yoaths u the State throsgh =
syssenl VI e.,asmon Schools !"
Uppa this initial PORTION Il Sec. 18th
Art. 9ta. a the new organic aet, the
Enquirer relies 70 prove that .soar chill
drea are % be SAINT 10 school, and mingle
da- after day With THAR coloEed nases,
and car Constellation Is 10 sanction il. .
In answer 70 this ebsllision 81 aRpardSn-
able ignorance we vsald state that the
new Constitution nsvhere-even by the
remosess neutrality-suspicious. white
and eosorsd chiidren shall attend the same
school A section Of this kind i not to
be found Let oar rssdez investigate
this subject fss themselves aad they
will discover that the ssproas soach" Of
untrush and anre>soaing prejudice. has
sadly vIthexed the zsRzl sense sf the En-
qairer. -Sf
The i.suc that . made b Deaocr,sic
leaders Of the ssnegro clause" involves
the mart sranspareas folly. Section
18th Of the Schedzle 70 the coGssisasion
begins with the following words '.A<
forg5visy Constellation" he; and the
next S-~sisn introduces the celehrsted
-Afriean clause" II il. therefore, clear
- she nisd Of every reader. shzs - Sec
sion l3:hr speaks Of tie toyeyoisg Con-
ssisa,ioa, and - the very next Section
contains the Objectionable provision. the
negro clause forais no more an element 81
the Constitution proper, than the hws Of
the Iedes and Persaias We know
whereof Ne afkrm when we stase. that
this clause il not in the organic act con-
ssisases no pars Of il whatever, and it il
ssbnisted to the people entirely seper,-
ted from the vose On the Co0ssitution -
II the people Of Iowa express their OPP
position 10 this seetisn, does il follow,
- legitimate sequence, that they are
opposed 10 the Cosstisusion itseIfs By
no nseaas. The Consultation h one thing:
and the Enquirer, ~ vel - III Kindred
organs, must barn 10 make an intelligent
Discrimination between the FRO OF the
charge 81 igno-ance which re perfsr >
gsfnst them, will be sustained by every
enlightened citizen in the Ssase-lowa
Gli-eR
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-06

DrBIF NOTICE % hereby -iven tact =. r.g5as,
il ~s<~te, Ex~~ufar 1T the EStas~ # Nst,xs
LErsier- 3erszs~.s. late ef Cstsar Csanty 1t sh4
ais hnal Report Ut his sain1s IN tae premises = Is
shss Judge af said eeanEv.
Ssw- sh<ressrw. a7 p~rsass Interested Is ..
kssee are nssltied taus sasa Rsyorx Wit be -
apsa ~ me ssanty ess2rs ss said esaaty If fte
regular s~$sssa " sAia rsaEt i'm TMsy l-51 sa. =
shses tsns be nsale sgaerrsa Said Resort sIii =
esofrnEd Ar saff esars. ansa sai.i s.xeago- -
eAasv~a frvm all further iutr 90 h.Ashsy La Is
pr~mises
WELLS ~pTrrr
ysN 80 q. Judge II trvsE.- T.,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-06

IL seems that Robert j. Walker WINS
permitted . write hia own INSTRUCTIONS
= Governor of Kansas This IDEA cfa
Governor telling himself whss 70 doand
~ast 40. 20 g. i sorshv II cur new Id
gEs.si.srrsiaa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-06
TO ExBCITORS AND CT ARDl,>s.

NOTICE b hersbs xivsn thai y9g az > -
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-06
The New York lKrcsry. speaking al
the 5000 offered for the Burieil nsur-


The Tins Is on the true scent. ve
happen to know and we have no more
doahs than We have Of the existence Of
the midday sus, that the rnGrderers Of
Dr. Bsrdell viii, if they have NOT already
committed suicide, be arrested.
The AeSrsy adds, that there we're
two engaged in the murder-shas shev
had dosble objects TO ayengc. One of
them professed to hare been svindled At
. gambling house out Of large cum Of
money; the other alleged that his wife
had NOT only been insslted, Nat violated.
shikt submitting to dental operation.
The desire Of vengeance 70 both Vas
equally Inviting and sweet A very few
days oaly, in Ill probability, viii produce
such evidence Of undoub&ed fact a. viii
cast aside oil mystery in relation to sae
BaTdell assassination.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-06

NV ORLEANS, Way =.
The Empire City reached her wharf
n O'Clock Ten thsnsaDd pesple we're
psseat- tten- Walker, sceorapaaied hx
Col Jacqss, Mr. Pitcher, and Mr. Tur-
asr. agent u the associated press, pro-
eesded in . carriage 30 the 81 Charlie.
Hosei, where Walker spoke, expressing
his thanks for the kind reception recog-
Mining Ia their manner the American
loTc for liberty, and zssaria. them tina.
victory Vas ssill sure.
The greatest exeisemeus exists in ,h.
city The ST. Charles Is be.iered nv
thoazsndz> Walker spoke twice. The
rsaaoa he ssrFeadered vas because CIR
tain Davis signifeA his intention of seir-
ing the schooner Grensda, which held
Walke1s reserve.
Waiker rs kept prisoner BY the L.
g. Commodore 1t Panama. ncs.i,hstand.
ing the terms Of eapifulzsion, which al
bowed himself and oaicerx 10 retain their
side arms snd liberty.