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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14
Kansas Troub'es-rhe "syren soma

Kansas Troub'es.-rhe "syren song
has bern repeated throughout the land
that peace reigned in Kansas and
that the Legislature itself had repealed
the obnoxious laws. They nay have
toae so, tut if they did, i, was only to give
place to Others more outrageous and tyr.
annical. "Rebellion' IS now the watch.
word, to again re.enact tragedies OF ST.
Bartholomew TO keep arms is Rebel.
ION, to hold public meeting or conven.
ton is rank Rel eion. and the offender
must suffer death. Blu, read the letter
OF the correspondent, Of the Chicago Dem.
Press, IN another column.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14
Arrival Of the Persia.
DEs1 RtCrios OF CANTON.

Nav YoRx, March 8.
The Persia arrived at p. M, with Liyerpoo,
dates to the 2lst 81 FEBRUARY. r0'
ot interest
Ile Persian difli,alty which few days. since
app area "a a I 'Ir way o. settlement. has taken
ah unexpected turn Fcrouk Khan. Persian n.
Wy, having saidaLtly &c .-ed negotia, oas with
,he nt'a'-h hint-ter At Paris, and win not 90 10
Nothing new from Italy or Turkey.
Inc Russians are fesuming the war In c;rcaa-
aa' anh are reported % have received = large
amount OF territory from Persia
IN Londoa Morning Advertiser assert, III. /,
sae uJvefnnent Is in p ,ss-a.ion Of snatch
Announcing the to.d destruction OF Canton nv
the British. "
lie Persia briggs large number of passr N
gars, among them Lord Napier. the new rri,;..
hinl.,sr 70 Washington, Lady AMI family
L-'rd hiliesmesc died on the 18th lust. Ia ian.
don. ' ~ ~oe'
: > dreadful eolliery explosion took pi,oo i,
l .Ash'fe; loo pcrsoas were killed
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cNGlE NOIJGC9.

STATE OF IOWA.
CEDAR COUNTY
In District Court for said County.
I O Elizabeth Ann Lyme, John Thomas LyuA
and Mary Sarah Line, aud to all persoLA
whom IL may consern.
Yoa are hereby notified that there 10 now On
file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
in laid County, petition Of Mary Lyme praying
for an order OF Court TO sell the following Real
Estate to wit: Y. W. Ia Sec. Is I. 81 N. X ".
containing Ito acres for the purpose Of paying
the amount due on said tract Of land, and thai
unless YOU appear and answer thereto on or BE-
lore the first day OF the next term thereof On the
18th day OF April next an order for the ssis OF
said land viii be granted by said Coar. ss
1t MARY LYME, Petitioner.
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ARTHuRs L,DY's HoME MAGAZINE FOR MARCH

ARTHuRs LADY = HOME MAGAZINE FOR MARCH
Edited ny r. s Ar,her and Virginia. Town
send. The beautiful Steel Colured Fasbiur
Plates. 20 superior in quality which now graz
monthly, the Home Magazine, a-e giving to it
We are pleased to state, a rapidly n re ng cir
cula,ion And yet it /. hot a me,e fashion Ma
gazne; but claiHles to be a HONE Magazine
with living vitality. The eiitors speak to th
Intellect and the heart as well as to the fancy
of the reader, and are striving to give theil
conntrywomen a work ofsuperior literary merit
softensd by the adornments OF g~ri,l art, All
warm with the soil s best impulses. Let it find
its way into every hou-hela The price il Ut
consideration. o ly So 90 year. In c'us~
fur subscribers, only 81 q ysu! Cunsiin,
ng the richness Of embellishments, and Oh
quality Ct the whole work We may safely a.
firm that there il no Gu .sper Magazine published
Address. S. ARTHUR s. co,
No. l03 Walnut st lhHatslpitr
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14

BAD lSvEsrnES.s.--Ex-S ecretary
mafcy las written to the I'm ed States
Dlsrrc, Attorney a, New York CITY that
he can do nothing TO recover iFo;a Ien.
Walkers army parties who have gone to
NICARAGUA under tue supposnon that they
We're to come IN possession OF tree Iarh's'
but, instead thereof, find themselves
shouldering muske.s-sInre the Cnited
States has net u, preset, any Minister IN
Nicaragua, The secretary,s letter was In
res ponse to one zen, from New York by
the mother o! one OIL The Nicaragua New
York Ageacy's youthful en'granis.'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14

KANSAS. Gov. Grary has vetoed a
hiII passed by the Legislature OF kans",
aaviug the foil, wing PROVISION: The
Dlstr,c, Court. or any Judge thereof in
vacation, shall have power aud authority
10 ad nit to bail any prisoner on Charge
OF under ludiclment ior any crlme OF Of
fence, II any character whatesti, wheth-
rr such crime or utirnce shall have been
heretofore balEalir or DOT" Wnn sucu
an enactment for lis gnldv, the Judge, Of
course, could fast or loose. 10 suit hltnse II
" tie requirements o. his Pro Slavery
coadlutors.
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The New TARIrr-The Tariff bill.
as it fiaaIiy passed in both branches OF
Congress, Ia the senate by vote of 80
| TO s, and in the House by l24to7l. redu.
ces the schedules Of the Tariff OF 1916 a.
| follows:
La the first place the hualrel pr cent,
| sch dn e and SO much OF the Old o7ty per
cent, scnrduie As are Mt reduced dJwn
TO he low schedule CT Tree list, are rrdu.
C d 10 thirty Der cent. The iouy Der
cent. schedule, including all the spices
aud articles not pro uced IN ,ais country
aud winch enter into general consump-
ton, are either upon the Tree list or on
the Tour per ceAl, schedule. Many
articles are brought down from The thirty
| per cent. schedule to lower SEIZED
| lie same IS The case with the informed
safe schedule between C.. and j. TIE
House Committee yielded 10 tue amend.
! tnent oil the Senate, winch proposed a
reduction OF the higher schedules As 50
| per cent aud III the compromise Of the
matter they have procured substaut ally
Their Tree list. hy yealAlng some inmate.
rial polts in tiat respect. Tie other
schedules are reduced about 90 Pc ceut.
he remainder OF the old 80 per cent.
schedule Is brought down to 81 per cent;
the % 10 10; the 20 - Is; tie Is TO y;
The ~ 10 s. and that part OF the old )
per cent, schedule which has not been
reduced to the full bus Is brought down
TO 4 per cent
Iron, lead, hemp and sugar stood a,
~ per cent, IN tie TarlH OF 1916, and
are reduced to "a per cent by The new
Tariff. he articles tia, under the old
Tariff paid duties Of 1 aud 100 per cent.
such a 5 brandies, wines, fruits, valuable
woods, &c are reduced TO 80 pc. GEM.
Co ton goods are reduced from ~ 70 10
per cent. Wool COS, NJ uuder 20 cents
Tree but son. at lanl ) per c Mt.
The national revenue will be reduced
about 81 l,00J,00J BY the new lar,H
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safe Of Iowa, Cedar County, ~ 1:
Peter Castor D..
vs. }Foreclosurs ofNsriesss
David Hesel y sser eta

lava Hcsti - sSti
10 John Nelson bingham, Ellen Bingham jar.
bingham. aud Emcline bingham.
Yeu are hereby notified that there IL ga file W
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court, In
Cedar County. d petition Of Peter { a-tor, cisiv
ing Of yon aud the othe heirs Of lessee BtiagL.as
deceased. the sum OF one thousand dol'ars vs. b
i.terest ftou the 18th day of February, A. II. 10
10 as money justly due him upon rTom.sAo,-.
note, made to him by the said Jesse Br;aghar,ca
thc lSth cay Of February. 4. d. 1850, aid Isyasis
four scars alver the date thereof; aad that syiA
petition prGys that a mort gage executed and &C.
Ii, red u said Jesse brin .han. Chen In life ~
the 18Th cay at February, A. ID. lstn, - es's
pia!ntin to secure the payment OF the promissos,
note asor said, upon the following descTioeA
lands ing iu Cedar County, in the Stasa Of low,
TO wit: the east half Of the southes.t quarter n
section tw' rty-onr On and tho cart half Of The
norths ast quarter Of section tyens 81 ght AS ~
in township seveufg-nine tsa1 north OF rrnge twa
y west Of -, Z. NJ. he fareeosed, and thst ~
,ire has neen ,sc, and returned by the sherry
of Cedar ouhty mot found" AZ to eash aad a
of you; ami a. III, september term lsJe, BIZ said
Court. an order was made for the publieaaoR Of
this notice; Therefore unless You appear ana
"a he d'f, nse 10 aid petition on or before The
first day OF the next term Of saiI Court to wit: On
the 18th day Of April, A. H. 1857, jud gmen, via
ha rendered against yoH for TIE amount Of ssiA
claim, said mortgage viii he foreelossd end tie
Lands herein above described viii tie .c'd ty svA
Ter o. eeid Court n satisfy said ~: yuen.
SHELDON ". YOUNG,
Clerk Of bi-,. Court Cedar "a Fs.s
+. 4. B.sszLt- AIRY for PIaialiS. 7Iv
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Bad all .Iround. We learn from the
Barlihgtoa papers that a, tie recent CITY
election there, four IrIshmen were in.
ported from Wapcllu to aid the "unterrir,.
ed IN recovering the city goyerumen,
from the Blaak Republicans. After the
eletion uas over the locufoco contractors
Tor their services rtpud ated aud left them
to shift for themselves. Thereupon when
the shades OF night had enveloped tic
city, they stole two horse team and uag.
on from a German widow nd put out i'm.
medla'ely. Liquor had flowed ra,ley
freely a, the polls during the day, and In
The attempt TO cross Fliul River they ms
sed the way aud two Of the freshmen wer.
drowned with the team. A third was sub
sequently arrested and lodged in iah
aud officers are keeping brigL, lookou,
Tor the II ur,h.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14

rsy~ 4 lady in Boston sared ter own
he by great presence OF mind. on Mon
day. She was crossing Washington street
wien Lack rapidly driven came sudden
y upon her. aud before size could escape
one OF the horses caught her dress witt
its foot. Tie tystaniers expected 10 sc
her thrown down at once and TRAPPED up
on, but with pronp, presence OF mind
she threw her arms about The neck Of
the horse, and thus prevented him from
tramplIng her. She was carried some
dist nee IN posi;itn aud her dress was
completely torn off, bu, she received lac
pe-sonal !niry.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14

eJ In several Of the counties Of this
State. large petitions already have been
presented to the Judges 10 have a vote on
the new law passed by the late Legisla-
ture. Il is trouble for their pains, OF
abou. a. bad as Jumping OIL, Of the FIR,
ing pan into the fire."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14

IoDn improvement. coming sum rncr VI.
'ei'e'e VII! be one Of great interest to Upton.
~ ~ expsete5 that two different Rail Road,
|! co nnenee their work Of completing hair
roads u fiptoa, before winter aud thu stimulus
from this will be greatly felt here.
Among the prospective improvements, of I'll /,
town Tor the coming season in addition to tina
ct Shaw, Bssiey & 20 noticed last week. J. J.
kay 70. propose erecting god siz.d store
mouse Tor "a II business. T1ey will bniid on
the TO- no" occupied By their Store. The nun
Der OF De.sliing houses to b. erected is con
siderasie-sext win'er will Grd Upton Wit.
7''4o Al l'orro-td sypssrsL-a
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Rail Roads,

The County Judge oil Johnson Co. ha:
submitted a proposition TO subscribe
$40 600 by The county TO The Union
ha't Road. TO rua from Columbus City OF
some where down on The line oftAe "keo.
huk MI TIeasaGt aAc Musca,lne Road
- thence via. Iowa City 10 Gear Rapids
and also $4,000 to the Gr.a, Western
This is giving the RICH, kind OF aid, and
1t enough like ,ha, could be Obtained the
Great Western could sail through, but
even with all that has been done. and all
that IS promised, it is forlorn hope. We
wish 1t well, tut believe i, to be a dan.
gerous experiment for the people.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14
Presidenfs Mes, age In another co

Predicate .Nes,ag In another col
umn will be found synopsis of Mr.. Blu.
chanans message, other matter filling our
columns will proven, our Publishing i, in
full. The synopsis will answer all pur-
poses. We pronounce i, a very good
msssage-in the right spirit. and only
hope that he aud his cabine, will carry
GU. his profession to the s,rc, letter.
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TIE Minnesota L.ad Bill Gen Shields

TIE Minnesota Lsnd Bill Gen Shields
Our readers already know TINT one
Of the las, acts nj the session OF Congress
just closed, was the pa sage OF The bill
making grant Of lands to Minnesota to
aid in the construction Of six different
lt1es of railroad within that Territory.
The influence which this action OF Con-
gress will have upon The speedy settle
nen,, developnen, aud prosperity oil tina,
promising county cannot be osersllm TED
and il is no more then right to award The
credit Of II where Il property belongs
Tha, many citizens OF Minnesota. includ-
lug her rerr,iorlal Delegate, Hon. II
NJ. Rice, labored xraluusly and to good
purpose in the accomplishment OF this
object. all will admit VINO are tam'l'af
with the history Of the struggle, but II Is
equally certain that TO the indela,igabe
exer'ions Of Gen. Seields and TO his
grea, personal influence with members "'
Congress. more than to any other cause,
10 the success Of the measure 10 be at.rl
isuted. In this connection We indors the
following paragraph from the 81 ouIs
I,telligencer, the editor of which paper
was personally known to the influence
which Gen. Shields brough, to bar:
We 81 uld not 60 fall Justice 10 all
parties concerned. were we not to award
proper credit to Gen. Shields. Of Mn
nesota, for his faithful service in behait
of his adopted Territory. We hapren
10 know that i, is in a great measure
owing to zen Shields popular ~ and
Of Gen. shieid.'I opul,rity aud lnaeence
that the present Minnesota Land Bill
was ma,u.sd aud passed, after every
body had conceived the measure to be
nop.lesslY lost for The session.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14
The PE>SsYLvAsiA DraocnArswuo

The E>SsYLvAsIA DEMOCRATS VINO
sorfD ron CAMERON. = he PollsvlIie
Miners Journal denies the charge lLat
Messfs. Lebo and WagonsrIrr, mem
oefs OF the House from Schuylk,l county
were brlbed TO Vote for Senator Cameron
!, insists that the only" bribe' which in
uiehoed them was the Interests Of the
'ta'e ard the mining region Col For
ney beng Tree trade and of p o-sIavery
views In h national politics. II is prop
osed at Finegrove to gle Mr.. Wagon.
seller public dinner "lor and,ng by
'he Interests OF Pennsylvania. aud a
pubic meeting. called for similar pur-
pose. was held al po,svllIe on Saturday
.vHlny.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14

The .H1tscaline Road. Tie Musca.
TIGERS are sanguine Of having a read "pul
through" to Upton the coming season.
They are IN earnes. in tie matter, and il
the NJ. & NJ. Co. will only lie, them (,he
Musca,iners) 60 ahead they will certain.
~ come up 10 this place in cars before
another christmas.
The Cedar Valisy Road. The line Of
Road to Musca,ine is par, Of the Cedar
Valley Road. The Clu,on Go. &C, ].
& n. X. r } will soon have their line
graded TO Cedar Rapids. The line Of
Road up the Valley OF the Cedar River is
On tie best footing and under the con.
troll as forming part Of tie c. |. e. N.
II. II.
Tie counties along The line OF ,hi.
road north Of Cedar Rapids 10 tie Min
nesota line, have each voted county sub.
serIp'lons to The amour, Of 5000 900 eac h
ana ~ an act Of Congress the road la $
a grant oil land 10 aid It's construction IN
Minnesota. With this gran, OF land to
aid II, and the heavy courty subscriptions
gwen It along tue line. and with 90 miles
already completed; can there be any toub,
Of the ultimate completion OF the Cnicaoo
Iowa and Nebraska r.. X.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14
Decline in Sun Francisco Rsat E,tai

Decline in Srn Francisco R>at Estate.
The sha.ta (Cal.) Goa" Ter SAYS the
define ia the va W. OF real estate in San
Francisco wnhn he three years past, las
been unparalleled. The proceeds oil the
late Folsom estate sale only amounted 10
about $40 600. Three years ago Fol-
som was offered for the same, Il e sum oil
tso millions Of dollars one million down
The rena ~ rnrIiIou on boLd and mott
gage al ten per cent. per anIun.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14
Literary n ,tice.

Psserson's Magazfne Pubsfshed at LOG Che
"st 81. philadelphia by G. : Pc er,on Al 81, per
yea March nurnbtr VI this excellent
Magazine IL At hand. ~
1t does not lack Of interest Ia reading selec
tion>, or OF elegAoc ia the embellishments
The Plates OF fashions. Styles, En-
broidery, inserting, Ladies' work aud weare. art
more numerous than usuel. Ii |. edited BY Mrs
Ann 8. Stephens and Charles ]. Peterson.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14

,.., Tpr.r LANp IN kANaAa--by Ne
,., llama the President has ORDERS ne
Fms, Iands Of Iowa, wsa. 80, and psaecsss
r; a If indians to be cold In the month q Hay
md June next, There are about - coo se ars
Ct the tssI, $4,000 acres Of the second. ana
sas 400 acre, Of the third named tribe to % Of
80 far sais. The lauds have oil been c'acsn-
ed AMI appraised, and will be Offered ,or ale
.'d so,d Is the highest bidder for cash only,
nrov,d d that no tract will be sold for less than
the aupraised value These lands are appraised
In quarter sections, and are representa- ~
very choice and desirable.
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Ey~ The Placcrville fCe.. finer,

b% The Placerville fCa:.) .7meri-
can says that in TuoIumne County in ,ha,
State. from the 18Th of Oct to the 18Th
Of Dec. there was collected for foreign
miners license the sum Of So 80
This Is a pretty good bonus from John
Chinaman There is some adyan,sge in
beiSg an american citizen in tina, coun.
try.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14

The WIscoSsIS FAsxsR.-Publishsd ct Madi
son Wis, at - % per year Ia Magazine form.
This Is one OF the best and m ,st useful Maya.
sines and Journals to the farmer VIII ch his now
f'llen ter our notice. B.inx adopted t.
Western utility.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14

Eta5@ The Rochester Times says" We
could never understand The reason why
the man who sells yard OF cloth, or a
hoe. or an ak, or pair Of shoes, is re.
gaIde by tie community as a better o.:
II ore respectable man than he ho made
lt-nor he WHO sells barrel OF -four, or
sDlps II off to another country, than he
Who raised the " leat iion which i. was
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14

WAvERLY MAGAZINE. Published ut Boston
oy Moses A. Dow, 1t 50 % per year-we ky
We are In weekly receipt OF this choice literary
Journal, and none Is received BY our 'womeu
f,lks" with greater welcome
1t being al filed with selected tales and much
original matter and such ~ Is Of interest to The
general reader, makes 1t . welcome guest whre
ever it 6nd. its var. f.-.
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TAkES CP h7 I. Fr'Ek. st liz resiaanss N
l. fo'k foTn Zip, Cedar c., State of Iesa,o.
me - day al Nov, 1896, 81 eetssy Mare co.'s.
~" years oil, cream color, ne marks or hrercs
lefc"isah'e. Appraised at SIS. h. s,r. perx
idik. 20 81. iGEAu
s*,@h' County lcfk
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14

ray- A member Of the N, Y. Leg'sia'
lure has introduced bill to allow mar
RED women to make all their contra c's.
bind out their children, and hold ths's
husbands. las they hold the rest OF man.
k,nd-elemies in war; in peace, friends.
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SERVED EN- RiGur.-Tne Democrats

SERVED EN- RIGur.-Tne Democrats
Of Chicago confessed with the Know
Nothings. and ran a Know No,hInw.
Carver, as then candidate for Mayer
to defeat Inc Republican candidate. The
Democrat says that Carver not only scra
'ched tie name of every Ir,seman OF lis
own ticket, but openly boosted OF II, : Of
ah lrIsh constable was elected. TINS
serves the Democracy just right. AItrr
all there abuse ot the bloody Nnow No.
thugs. they have been the frs. 10 unite
with them 10 secure pohucal success -sn nd
very ightty, tie serpent has stuiig them
--. Dev GaztHs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14

.Ino'Aer S2G0,0 >uIr.-Tne Chica
90 Press learns that tie Rock Island
Bridge Company have commenced sui,
III tie United States Court, against
Captain Hurd, Of the steamer Efie
Alton The action i. brought to reco er
$500 900 damages, for the destruction
Of a P rtloa OF the Cotnpany's Bridge
across the Mississippi Al Rock Island
occasIonel by the burning OF the Fife
Alton last seson Last week we 10 iced
that the trial Of the case Of Life Alton
~. Rock Island Bridge had been postpon-
I'd iii mex: term oil Count al Cnlca 20
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14

lS60-The Knoxville Journal in Ma.
rion Co. Iowa, las hois,ed at is mas,
head the following ticket. For Prssi-
dent in 1860, J. G. Fremont of CaIlfor.
MIA, for Vice President, John NJ. Bo,,, OF
Virginia.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14

Rt<2,@ Ffedrtck Bowers, a yol0g
Frencbman, aged twenty one years; was
noticed the her day 10 take a letter
from the 81. Louis pos Office, with which
he walked of. reading as he went. lie
was socn OILS, rived lie weeping aid liL-
ally he tore the letter iu;o lras n.ents.
took pistol from bis pocket, and shot
himself dead.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14

+ A CLERGYMAN STAavIsG TO Darn
"A correspondent of the New York
Epea'ng Post asserts that the Rev. LfI.
douglass. an Episcopal clergyman at
Jersey City, died recently a wan, ard
starvation.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14

SURVIVOR AT Triton AAo sssLRaI
land AGENT.
VIII. ..tead promptly IA all ii4sffss. ,,xs~r
lnE I'm secnt: sueh ~
~ lIAG OF I4AEa
Ipying and 'ciijng On Comn..s.tes.
GIVING IN ofmatoa respecting laads in this az
". Em'gfahts aud a! persons wi,hinY 10 pur-
chase ehaiee lar1s either infroyed or usiv.
proved can he accommodate. d On resga- aha
terms hy ealing ut bis onlea.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14

ESQ \ new DO 'ge is now bling prac-
ticeJ upon the PhIlaIcIphIaHs BY sharp
els, after this style. A gentleman pulls
tie door bell and asks Tor Mr.. A, who
of course is not III, tells his lady that lie
owes Mr. A one dollar and half, gives
a counlrrft five dollar blIl ard gets
three dollars aud fifty cents Of good mon
ey in change.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14
Executors Na!icp.

ftsHE Undersigned have ieen appointed r,~.-
niors 81 ihe Estate * Amos " bai.ry, &C..
& Used. lac ~ Iowa Township. Ctaar Co., Iowa
All persons ia any Wise indebted - said sa!at~
are required "a rHI and se;te tie same, ard .hee.
having tiaitos against tie ss1as. are seu aired 10
Pttseai ati. prove up the same according to ls..
laNa Ia"nsl@.., Fvo'y ~, lst..
DAVID BAILEY.
-" :. ". CAITItI, gx'rs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14

Commander Brown Of the U. s. Drip
Bannbrldge, has been dismissed from
the service by naval court-martial, in
consequence %! gross iAtoxicatl,n, while
on the BAIL station.
lowa .hnrs Lee county la, popu.
laton Of % $50.
20 case Of smallpox is reported
at NJ. Pleasant.
re Davenport isto be supplied with
lire engine.
sSDA The Burlington Hawkeye Is u,
ne The CONSTRUCTION of water works In
that city.
ESa5- The citizens of Mt. Pleasant are
ag1ta'tng The project OF line OF tele.
graph from that CITY TO Burlington.
ssas~ Hall s. Cos SOAP factory a,
Davenport, was destroyed by FIRE ON tn,
'n'rnlng OF the l2lh inst. Loss $4,000
with 81 500 insurance.