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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

GROCERIES.

GKVEklES.
Burrows, Pretlysan { Dalzell,
wAe,es sale Dealers h
q r. &C d II lie > /,
Is-oss, Salt. CsssssssS. &c.
AGFNTs E0R Tia SALE OF
-. .. KIerx.11aG - Coz
Celebrated Fire and 7hiet Proct Scf'
Ed IT. FairbaRk' = scales.
aNR hall keep eo.siaa,iy on hand full stock Of
W 6iocciies, which &c of r ~ the trade as Toe
~ can >. purchased IN ChieAso or ST Las, sna
pu tehssers viii nnu our goois 10 lie OF the Gs quail
" and wafrahissi equal to sample isn.SdA~u
NuGAks - Muscov ado, Porto Rico, Clarified.
~ G. nshed and pcsd. ed, i.r sal 1t
btHkows, PkkTrYAAN l. DALzELL
4 ~fssA>-- 40, Mocha. lava, also Groui.d Coffee
" and tsssnrc oi Coa,., ct b.P AD.
AlOLAssKs-N. Orleans, SUGAR House. and s,TuI
AVA icr sal 81 b. T.. ID.
hAs- Imp rial. Young Tyson. iunp.ier and
i biscs Teas. tor al. at OF AID.
CriCEs-Pepper. Ail,pic, cinnsmo o, .sio, .'.in-
- ser N atari sad Nutnsrss, al ~ y.
NOAPs-v.ncy and Toilet, Fanny, Er.sive anu
~ C-s is fS sale D. =. 4 w.
-sperm, Adam sntine, ssssr,nr, star sna
" T.4,vv, Tor saie Ice NJ D.r.Ab
hILs- -spem, solar. Lsto, isLk. hs.iL. Lance
~ SD ViNs. 81
pA,Srs-~hae L al 49, 4.'> '.H., ~ ,.r
4 IL. Au,,r q III aud
u n ~. ap
sl'oBACCO-N9 tursi LEAF. Nugin,s Al d A,so,f
j pound -sa,ss, I~., 1in-Foh aud ssnoAins To-
.ai ~ bp.AU.
VxAsT p,wD.Ks Of variou, brands and tin',,. al
CaAD, Es-a,sort-t I'D ancy, Iuui an Lemon
~ BROS, Loon g.s =. u
DRUMS in ,srs. boz ami ba'rel. Cur N Fis
i Past aLi .utrsntr,a st b. fSD
nICKLt>--Uncerso co.'s b. Ands. ss"rird tiIss'
j Peppe Sauce rssies ~ ~ +"
DowDER. Shot, Lad .ra U~ss. -, st,r'. aud .s :.
By ~.
>,1AA. "-uv,u. Pea. .,.d snily. Tor sale a.
- y PAD.
Nj ,"ona., y .'a. Fa'ss''. Pes: Pen
N Wal u,s xhd Cosos.s u b. r. ".
nA-iN>-M aid L-yor, Whole and ,oses,
IN >uliana Aid Malaga. a. u. =. = u.
CulATt. { COS. NDs, esMa Tspioos
u w. zen Gvi', and t's' N-al b y u.
A,.IT-k ,nhr~s syracuse Turts is~,.d, Liver
y pool blown and Grurd alum. b. y. q ID.
/>EMENT- lauisyne AMI Ctra z sst.ring Halr:
" -tu co Plaster, Mn~suts. and san usky '"ds
Ash . one In store, -Di tor sale b.
DAsKtT1kA,ket 10 ~ beshel. Cor aud
ID Cioih-s At b. y u
NI'ooDENwAk F-Tu,- Pals, ws'h nos Dc.
w Churas, n, pr, Axe Heivts. At b r u.
roRD A.k-k AMI Ia Jute Hemp, and cot'o" e
u dave OF All srs ~ "
III IN ,ck-re,, >niia' q, " hite tisi, irvu,, tvi-
Il nsh AID einoked HsIiibut. At r. = u.
~ LASS-Wiitd. " Gis.s, assorted sues, Tuuf l'r-,
NJ Jars sbc hcn.u-hn.. fpr sA,- at Is T. u.
DKIMSTONE. sulphur, Sats, BorAx. Indigo, In
ID store and for safe by X. Y. ID.
AHATCHKS-Pkrce 4 Co. ami 81 Ious, for % 9 II
Nl B.PAD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

en- ALlls uen.k
Aol.bN 4 S1.AWN.
itt0rnels 4 Councillors 81 ia
Eofarses Plsiic, Commi--, - H., - 70
Mastdchuseffs, agent for marta UaS iafe
In,uadace 10; Rsaf Estate aad
Discount BvoAs,s.
POST OFFICE BUILDINGS. BRsBY ".
DAVENPORT, IcWt
>Oi.LECTiONe ant 81 pgofasai1nn buein'--
" every pat q ID. state Entrusted 70 yali
~in receive sonIpt attention Money invsstri
ys'd, for non.r,s.1euts; Money LOANED on ;ain
burri Real tate security; farms. Houses and
,easei; Real Estate of all kinds bought Ant soti
commission.
Money o nstsn,ly on hand " loan. I-tso
and K-aI estate security.
Land wRrsst- b.ught ard soid, ard located /
rsperi acrd s-nts
W. invitr n attention ~ all per N tesrc. OF
.ishiy IN proved Fafu,s valuable city rrop.'v, q,
mprc 81 tsnrs, L. our ateat q anu Ia iuef'
4 catalogue OF kcA Esta's. To pa ties VI hinYn
west - cpatton, wr o. on The favor ats
I rms, srg- tracts - carefully s.iec,.d fit sd
4imb ie nds, .iiust lines " pr posed Rel!
road la nsAfy all IN Counties Of ne stage.
Aiso large fraats ~ and In Y c-ott and hi-sos
RI. lime OF The beet Lots tim TIA City n. T. We
sl Confident hat n, NJ las, .nabT &ci1g prep 4 10
a. smouni ufhaif . million " d ixrr We cat ally
please Il, d-s'rous Of mating ~ rstr iny-siprits
jah3Sdsf 'ukS s CLaHk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

WAIVED S20n0, Al per cent. a month lot.
tt.atc ~ hcal Lat ale Yea.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

en- hcs Lstsic 4 Yea.
FtNvfD ~ rent 10 god dseliins IL uses in the
eat 81 pat # ths ctsA
WANTED improved farm> IA Scot cnuot,
y good business lots atrs location
Enq ii'c n W. ". RAtMUAD = cos No. - Bra
cy o. Davenport IJ@a,
ar 5 dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30


NEBRASKA Land AGENCY.
Cook, Sargent l. Parker,
Florence. .vTOrNsk0.
SarIIi attend promptly to all brs'n. conn. - Il
w With Land Agency, either In Nebraska. OF
Western II ws.
L.l.s-ID 1v..sRR.s.s'TS RO"ghi,
Sold 0ssd Located.
Business for them all t. pti With shy - 'he IN
toos AsARGI>T. Davenport Iowa.
COOK sAR ,ENr n DowHEY i"uatiiY' y"
COOK SkRtSANTk COOK. D.sMoin's. 90
ni,h ad,f
B.a.Sk KE.s1sI1.iL.
r1>HE und rsisn'd have removed TO NE "~ 'u'a
/ ing In NC NAi A. \ Hhspari's H"h. on y COM
street. VII th, , Vii r,main urInh the err oiion 81
their n. BANK Bidins, ready 10 attend I" husines>
usrrao.,, COOK AsARGEHT.
L.svV. NOTICE
WE have this dsy admitted int, our Arm HoS
w JAM.s LiNDLsy, late OF Miss'ur and -
continue NJ pracc' ~ n Law unt.r the baiae Of
coos. DILLON 4 LsNDI.EI.
In consequence Il this, all pers'na wi call a. one
and ses.le. IS our old business NUT and aha" tie
cLeei
April /, 1857. dsn COOK DILLON
Jxo r. Cook JAo.R. DILLON. Jas. J. LIspLKS
COOK, DILLON + LlNDLES.
Attorneys and Csanscllors At Law.
Davenport, SOsrn.
O64et IL. sanse builGing With Cook + Saygen'
VVYEp sc;.c irv In ih SUPP me- Court, and ~ th-
W uour,s o. rcot, Ce,Ar, Citation and M@oa
Tin Counties Iowa AMI IN. o.urts Of koct islAad
Count, II NOS.
7 oar COLI ii,n ncpartmen'. W devote psrticn.
.r Al, ntion. All tusin-.s sa:rust.d 20 % s.N IL
% omt,Iy s,rrted TO.
april l, i1Ss dN
.11(D.V'Er To kOs1.C.
IN iare. or an, u sums, for long ~ shoot time l.
i suit applicants.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
NEW GOODS At TIMERS.

DARRGES, soid printed ATTN plaid, and half
y mournins, kareee d. Line, Lsvos. Organize,
Ginshsm., Prints, Whit Ma rino csshme shsw .
Whit Grape shavis, Black ELK MantilAs Biak I've
dhtn, LAffs 3kve>, Eii dnis - silk ditto. La
dies B It,, Lsdie< elk Bo.- Ladies Nh te slk dit
sod Chupbi ~, gpsni.h C'ape, Whit Dotted
SWISS Colored ditto, Fancy Brilitants, he, be, &c,
REMEMBER THE PLACE
Corner 7aj and nork lslsnd ste
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28
Another Ghost Stnry.

The Portage Sentinel tells queer Story o. an
adventure which lately took place at Cieveiand
ia the Medical College, and by which certain
profess ,rs of anatomy were minus few dollars
through q bad speculation 10 human nesh.
While the honorable body were Ia evening
session, man brought to them subject envel
oped in a bag, which upon q cursory exantna,
ton, being pronounced good was accepted
and paid for at the usua! price OF 3os' me
students were promised the cutting up OF tne
suffice. on the ensning day, and the body was
accordingly placed in the dissecthg room ~
next morning. however, during the lecture,
strange sounds were heard in the room, ana
cries of persons sutiocating. The students iooh
ashast. thoughts Of ghosts and hobgobiins, Oh
butchered subjects aud supernatural appeareh.
ces, Some of the professors locked anoious, aiio
others turned pale IA though they had seen a
vision. when it was suddenly espied that the
strong bag which contained their last purchase
of hnman flesh was laundering about on the
floor, and from IL was evidently proceeding the
sounds. they had heard which now resolved them
selves into screams OF 'Muither Mariner Ito.
WHY Muriher and Blessed Mary, deliver me
Sare and am living and am not deod.--Aur1n
err mur ther!"
Seiziug hold of the bag, they tore It open and
beheld a genuine son Of Eriu, more frightened
than themselves, who looked around with utter
establishment upon the scene before him. After
a while, Pat told them that the last he remem"
bered Of the preceding day was that he was
drinking very freely at one Of the groggerics,
an d when dead drunk be was undoubtedly bag
ged up and sold to tbs professor. such was MS
fright that poor Pat solemnly declared he never
again would touch one "dhrsp OF the craythur
and the professor aad students, With hearty
10 ,ghter over tn, iidicu Gus joke de him take
~ his heels.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28

.r- SHOCKING BsuTALIrY.--Ne are informer
thai a family aad wife and several children
-movsd iato this city On Saturday last, and the
weather no. driving them 10 pnt up their stove
they neglected to do il. But instead being im,em.
perate people, both man ani woman went drink.
ing till they got intoxicated and their children
Of course neglected. The next day, Sunday, va.
the terrible cold day OF the season, prior to that
ofyesterday and the neishbors hearing VIVA ia
them seemed the voice Of suffering, went II da
ring the day, and folnd most ptitu sight The
youngest child, Al infant. was found frozen t.
death AMI the Others suffering terribly from the
cold. The criminal parents had their carousaI
but at the expense ofthc life of their child Their
drunken revelry had sent soul ont of the world,
and left an ndeible pang within their hearts tina
unless they are brutes indeed will cling to the m
while lelasta The neighbors made the little ones
ss comfortable as possible, and the sympsthies o.
all who heard the tale were enlist ed In their be-
hall--Eeastern He.) Argus
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28

The Elsction--.To-day Saturday the
people Of the town Of Upton are TO de.
eide whether they will adop. the Charter
passed by the late session Of the Leg,s.
hture, II adopted it will become nee
sssary to cleo. board OF town officer,
next Monday. In all probability the
charter will be adopted and for ourselves
we can say. We are totally opposed 10
running political candidates for these of.
fees. 1t is a mere local town affair and
politics ought not to be mingled with it.
The following tickle. has been suggested
as composing men for the offices, selected
for the benefit Of their services and no,
for their political partnership. We Nigh,
add tina: by an Incorporation it vas ex.
rected to obtain the benefit OF an add.
tional Justice OF the Peace in the person
Of the Mayor, and this Office ought no,
to be merged in one who already fills the
Office Of Justice. The following tickle,
was considered fair one, selected with.
out Partially or political caucuses.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28
Punch on Life Insurance.

Punch is very fAcetious touching life insu
rance In London, and criticising the policy
thinks the following question might, with grea
propriety, be added:
Did your great grandmother ever comalair
Of being frightened to death.
Are you IN the habit of reading Mr. Allison
histories, or the Morning Advertiser or an,
other biicatioas tending to lsngthsn life,
isyour wife strong minded woman?
Doyoa kno@ any Americans, and is tn are
any chance Of your getting into u political are
gument With the owner OF q revolver.
Are yon polite man who doesn't mind run
ming cut OF a hot opera house TO get upon d
carriage on a wet night!
Did you ever set upon au Eiizsbethsn drams
OF modern construction AID how many years
ago, and who attended you, medically after
wards
Did you run after 70 ICY preachers, and dc
they make you cry,
What was the general state of your ancestors
health in the fifteenth AMI sixteenth centu
ries?
Was your family ever swallowed Up by ar
earthquake?
Ars yal always esrcsii not to tread On An
orange peel 10 the suaeg
haze yol been Indicted wlta IgsAmcn 0,
an1 ottaes apilpaiier
Woo cpgls Folf bar
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28

Il Back Democrats Confession OF
Faih.--The 81. Louis Leader assumes
% be the special mou,h-piece Of the Mis-
souri, Black Democracy. Well, in dis
cussion which has lately sprung up touch
ing the question Of Emancipation la that
State, the Leader thus defines itself upon
the question Of Emancipation and Sla.
very:
I'VE believe that there could not be q
more calamitous measure either for this
State, or for the Union. the abolition OF
slavery in Missouri. We regret the al
ltion OF Slavery anywhere Ia the United
States. We think it unwise aud unfair
exercise oil State sovereignty which le-
gally abolished 1t anywhere. We be.
lieve that in a moral. and untlmeIy in
an economical point o. view, slavery, as
il exists in The United States, is con-
servatlve institution. j, would be far
better for US all, if 1t were legally recog-
nlzed everywhere and lett in Other re.
specss TO seek its own level.
Here the doctrine OF Human Oppres-
sion is as badly and as boldly preached
as ever tyrant could desire. Comment
could not heighten The oliousness with
which it Is preached. We leave it in Its
own clear audacity to be pondered upon
by those who believe that the Declare.
ton Of Independence is not a lie, and
that the modern Black Democracy is the
true conservator OF these principles which
underlie our system OF government
Read Freemeni
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28
A R Oh Story.


tail, awkward looking chap, from the green
mountains Of Vermaat. aae Oh board Of oae al
the splendid North River boats at Albany
His curiosity WAS 10 axingly excited at onee,
and he commenced ''peepng,, as he called 1T
lnto every nook and corner Of the boat. The
captains office, the engineer room, the water
clnssts the BARRIERS shop all d.rsent his in.
spection: and then he went on deck aud stood
anazeneat at the level beam. the chimney
AMI the various hxius till at last be caught
sgat OF the bell This was the crOwuing won.
der. AID he viewed from every position. walked
around u. got on hi9 knees aud looked up into
IL and eyelalmsd
wall re lily. this beats the bell on our maes
Ing house duned sight"
by this time the attention OF the captain and
several OF the Passengers Was attracted to the
genius.
'Hos much do Won ask Ia Lot n filler ring This
belly"
"You may rina il for a ,llar sir said the
eaptafp
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28
Prashets on the Ohio.
The following we ex,rac, from the C

The following we extract from the Gin.
cinnati Gazette Of Friday:
Between 3 and 4 o'clock yesterday
morning the boats at the wharf rung an
alarm, and IN short time quite a num-
Der OF persons interested in steamboats,
were en- the wharf. The ice started from
point near Sportsman Hall, and NOV
ed distance Of of mile, when it again
gorged AT Fulton, below the Marine
Railway, there were a lumber OF steam.
ers laying up in the bend. The ice raled
these boats terribly, sinking three of them
and forcing several on the shore
The sunken boats are; The Gipsey. an
Arkansas River at, valued al Sl2 900
no insurance. She will prove ,o,a
wreck. The A. w. Quarter. owned by
Capt. Johnson, valued $4,000, aud in
sured for $4,000.
The lutte steamer James Watt was
lying next below, and was stove in by
the guards OF the Quarter. she Is an
Old boat, and worth about 81 0O0--no in
surrance. The steamer Nat Holmes
was forced on shore, and we think is not
at all damaged.
The next movement of the ice was
about IL o'clock yesterday, when It went
off in solid body, rakIng the steamers
at the wharf, and sinking the Yorktown
NO. 2, DunIie,h aud Thos. Shriver.
The fifth street ferry boat, belonging
to Capt. Reilly, sunk In the morning,
and is a complete wreck,
The Covincton ferry boats, Kentucky
and Queen City, and the Newport ferry.
boat, Cincinnati, each los. their s.arboard
wheel.
Quite number of The steamt oats nj
the wharf had their wheels broken,
guards smashed, Sc.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28

VAR BETWEEN CHINA AND ESGL.ND--A
fierce war has boraen out between England and
China Il was caused By the Chinese autheri-
ties tording al Eoglsh vessel which Carried the
English flag, and selling some twelve of the
crew--three Of whom they beheaded. The men
taken we're Chinese. But were In the employ
OF the Eaglii-h
The English Admiral Immediately demanded
70 the Governor General at Canton the restor
alton OF the men taken into custody, aud an
apology for this wanton invasion Of existing
treaty regulations. The Governor General re-
refused to comply, and the whole British nf
force vas brought to bear on Canton, which was
entered and the G yernor's Palace taken pos
session Of
The Chinese High Commissioner offered thirty
dollars for every head Of an Engiishman. Thu
Chinese therupon beheaded several American
and stuck their heads on the walls; this SO ex-
asperated The Americans that they are makiag
common cause with the English. - Find ey Csn..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28
Sheriff. Sale

Dy virtue of m execution TO me directed issned
ID CIT OF the Clerks Office of the Distrir<
Court in and Tor tho County OF Cedar and Strts
Of Iowa, ia favor ct Samuel 4. BisseiL and agains,
IhomaaG. Williams, have levied upon the fol
lowing described real estate, situated 10 the
County ofcedar and state Of Iowa, to wilt: The
undivided half Of the West half of the NE IL
Of Section Thirty Two 1927 Township Eighty one
tslt Range TTo ~ West and sh,ll offer the sans
for sale Of Public patefy "a the Court ifouse door
in the Town OF Upton in said countp on Satup
day the It'll day Of March A. u. 1857 between The
hours OF o'clock \. b. and 4 o'clock L. d. si
the said day to satisfy the said execution and
costs that may aeCure thereon.
Upton Iowa February 4th Is57.
n6 1T JoHs H. piRrl.y sisYfA
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cee1c NOdJ0G5.
I,ecaT Nolce.

To the Legal voters Of Cedar County 49,
sss;oa ,,ran or within the limits Of the nofsn 49,
: of Section Six, in township Eighty noIsh
range Two west; and the east 81 the nsIsu
j Of section Ons in township Eigy nor.I y
rbree west: and the south Of the eonta w.sS -
section Thirt, -one, in township Esghty-ons a0sH
op range Two west: and The south cess aeaEs y.
the south east quarter section thirtysix ss~nsn'R
Eiyhty-one range Three west. .ss ~ -
Notice is hereby given that an election WIZ ~
holden al tho Court house in Upton On sasuIo.y
tho 2sth day Of fcbruraryA A. d. 1907, 70 ds.cI
mine hy ialot whether said voters 9 sioIssHaS
will accept of and adopt as charter ior ms W ~.
of linton, the act passed BY the reccm l1seln1-
ture of Iowa called act TO incoFpotase tnc s9w.
Of Upton, Ccia: County Iowa. and approved 1s6
uary 27th 1857
Said election will open At o'clock pm ane ~
main open until o'clock pm. OF said day, sEd tns
manner of.soting shall be a. follows; ~ 1870 ].
voting in favor Of said charter to deposite baiio
on which is written or printed; For the Charter
those opposed BY a ballot on which ID wrauen -
printed: "a gal asst the charter"
Ii il further ordered that Joseph \. Snye0
ESQ be Judge Of said election and Geo. baeey
ESD. clerk Of said election as Aforesaid ana tncy
open said polls as herein prescribed ana MAKE
their return to the Judge Of said County.
Witness my hand this LIT day OF February
A. u. 1851 WILLS SfIcgR, Judge
"a OF Cedar TO-, Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28
Fidelia SHETLAND, Sec.
Destructive Fire in Lyons.

II Uhole BLOCK az .7SheS-BoIH PTmltag
Offices burned oa!!!
LyoSs, Iowa, Feb. IL.
Last night about 6 2 o'clock, a fire
broke GU, in the Clothing store of Mr..
Ha,ton' on Main ST., and before i. could
be checked had consumed the whole
block on Main between Second and Third
streets, and so rapidly did j, spread that
i, was with the utmost difficulty that the
contents of any of the buildings could be
saved. 1t is impossible at this time TO
ascertain the loss, or to ascertain what
amount is covered by insurance. The
following persons occupied the buildings
which were destroyed:
Collins s. Warner, Dry Goods, &c
goods mostly saved.
G. :. Hubert. Hardware and Tin Shop
Stock partly saved, but badly damaged
no insurance.
Allison & Lamont. Law and Land Of
fee goods saved.
DIR, ID. Harper, Household Furnlure,
partly saved.
l.. Kaufman, Clothing Store, goods
partly saved.
Advocate Office, presses and portion
OF type saved in damaged condition. -
Loss about $ i0o-no INSURANCE..
Mr.. HaItOn, Clothing store, loss oil
buildings and damages on gOoJs-par-
tally insured.
JOS. Messmer' Barber Shop, loss light.
p. Goldman, Clothing Store, goods
saved bat damaged
MI poisei' DUN anu Siloe S'ott'
sooo' saved
So"s hii'o' type mostly saved Do'
TWO presses ,oo'--ioss III pruning tna'efl'
us anu u.''oitS auou' Sooo'
~ D. NiSSeh' Na'chihaKef' &c, loss
Aos KNOWN
H. " i'l'a'hs' q 20, Drug store,
sooes 'nos'iy go' ous' o"' oadly damaged
loss - severe -,
A"o s'haIi oaiaihSS on second Street
were also torn down 10 arrest The pro-
SfesS OF 'ne names One oil these helon-
geu 70 J. iiuo'oh' anu Tue owner Of the
o'nef Is unknown 10 u.s.
iae owners Oh tie several buildings Oh
~ am street were hoo'' bro,nerS y 20 :
u >. nnionft, a hi'Iler, l.. Hattop, Ray
y h'a'ey' ana Julien basuess. they
were pfoUao'y worm from So'ooo to
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28

ron sALE.-ln the town Ct Rochester Lots
NO. 4 Block IL, upon which IL situated .
comfortable dwelling with cellar and well.
Also, Lot No 0, Block %
well improved farm for sale. In Poston,s
Grove, on the Marion and Davenport Road, with
plenty OF timber, | 30 acres under cultivation. \
good house and barn between and also. durs-
bic stream OF water within few rods of house
aud barn. Price sis, pr acre. Cheap.
A well improved farm on Sugar Greek. 2l.s
miles + from Upton, wood and water in abun-
dance.
| A farm for sale in Yankee Grove, 80 acres a
prairie and 40 Of timber, fair buildings aud good
| water.
El-2 N W IA SETON Is and S El4SWl-a
section 10, all In 7 ST. " r = w. so acres fenced
and under cultivation, frame house Is by "a
IL section % I SIN 3 w, 60 acres
| improved goodhog-law feoce, frame horse barn
aud irane house with cellar. Also, S acres OF
timber 10 miles north.
| A farn located upon the L IL s r / sect
ton Is I 81 RI w. Fifty acres broken ny
ana 90 acres under fence, with good house and
| stabiing. also 40 acres Of timber.
| IL N 4 section T So Re- w. with 10
| acres Of breaking theron. Also acres OF timber
miles north. For sale.
FoR SALE A good business and dwelling hsase
IN the town of Upton, can be hoaght on reasona.
| bic terms
| Also, the n. w. IL of section q, I. ~, N.R3 w
inc quality OF soil is good with grove Of fins
| young timber.
Two story cement house, Is BY 80. rood cellar
aud well. All or any of the above tracts or mar
cells oil land can be bought on reasosble term.
by calling at the Land Once OF the undesiore :.
SAMUEL DEWELL.
General Land Agent at Upton Iowa.
Office north Of the Court Housa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28

Hog Ltw.--A, the election when the
vote was taken for the adoption OF the
hog law in this county, we recoIIsct some
persons who were exceedingly anxious
tor It's success, so much so that they made
considerable effort en- the day of cleo,
ton, notwithstanding the law carried
agreeable TO their expectation, yet they
lei their hogs in no small quantities run
At large, IN the sire IS Of Upton, to the
great annoyances Of all their neghbors.
BE consistent.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28

Foods.--We learn from our exchan.
gss iha, there has been several floods in
slmos. every part Of the coun,ry-,ha,
such high waters and destruction of pro.
perry Las seldom been Witnessed. AL.
most every railroad in the Union has
been IN some manner injured SO as 10 de-
lay OF entirely pot stop to the trains
The Ice and water as not all subsidized
yet, and still O obs may come to delay
our mails or Interrupt travelling facilities
sill further. The snow. ice and water,
however, is generally passing away. and
The old prophets 'el US we vii! soon have
a pleasant and early Spring