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aianaaa Gazasa, - naaas aane asAg -
THAI sharsetaFr rFenaaR II pbllYioEs 70
thsEr apoEsauss and bsniasNae. 1s
are unmisdful d tbs rosa hat blossoms
beside our path and perfamsa the 81. II
Wsnsgisct the psllpeid wasar thas guaa-
e and spaEkIes asoaz fssA " y Only
when tbs aowers hare ceased yielding
their fragrance, and the bright stre4sn
has lost it, ippling aAslsdy, ahAs we &C.
member with regretted pleasure the go
laes sad eonfoEt they onse gays %. 20
too Ii is with 0ahsr features q life. and
the daily aswspspsr may Wsll b. eiaeps-
I'd ~ this eatagery. n seasons q g La
when nsisAar the hnspsid % political
world Is agitatsd, TIE rsadaE aoes hos
appreciate Or seknowledgs the nssaai-
mess Of the daily PRESS, he i saseF
enough TO Gull from i many and lasfang
pleasures, Bat thsss hsFegards - qiaiy
inoidsptals Of his existence, he entoys
the good thas is yihldsd hins and be
thgavaa wonderfully upon il, bat be soss
nosioonsidsr the newspaper % a. sssda-
tial Of existence, IS 5 aims qaA po4 OF
basinsss life, Il il only whsR sons
stern like that Which il new FAalAg,
bussss with fury Oysr the coantrys that
the invaluable character af ; aAily nSslEs-
paper ia prsssatsd in its true Light p the
people, In our long eeAnecaiou With ne
press We have aeYur knowna period shau
1t was 50 em.nsnsly and peculiarly ia
pOrtans 80 sysEy branch Of trade and
business d new. Ia these hours Of gasaHn
aud apprehension and danger, ii Is tbs
peoples oalY safeguard, Il foFeSaEns
and in thsE degree fereaEls againss dis
aster. It protects the Aumhls capital
isl from the sxtaEtions Of the wealthy
| Ii throws food Of Light upon tbs tEhol'
| sysssm Of finance and commerce, v tia
all wha read msy thoroughly and par.
fecsiy understand, Il Is not less Asefu
a. msaas Of restoring confdenFo, o.
impaEsing ; hsaitAy tons to aid Kidding
business siselss Of these jealousibs and
foolish pFsjpdisss which are % in niosl
to general prosperity, Every slRss q
cur papalatioH mast feel the truthful
mesa Of Ehsss EemaEkss and The pr$ssa Ell
eyatad IS it 10 IN pepuiaE estimation
must ineFeaseinfaEoF ss shspeoP4e learl
in the hour Of disaster thai 1t ia thR gFea
anchor Of safsty, a.. / F. ,...
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''It is ons Of ftfsn. JONES, rules 10 be
eiTil 10 no one whom be either does not
fear OF whom he eaanot use. Wha and
what ID this man2 de ID d nsIitiesI
sricksteF q gambler in, and q shimhIs
rigger OF votss and patronage . SCORER
as political honestsy o 6me-ssxwss and
a hekSpsttfe; . ballet box sseMar indi-
Fsgsly, II mes direetly; d higos ard per
sScuboE supple tool Of he siavs pow
q, and . baysF and seller nf frsssnenss
y0sss. Devoid o. aducatiur and gsfsne-
msaE destiEuse Of the sense of raorsi an
psaiseal hemsssy, the means With HIM
aawags isssazAs Ne nd owing his pres.
~ sasxAaasn - seETupsson and intyignD.
g eoEEupAaaa and intFfgas he Slayosss hss
AMgs aad nighks. Oh what asavsnfase
s@n . DC 4a4 kssatA, on city. 10 BE- mi.
ss@a@ked by @ naMA like shiM Of WHO
yaama mFs tAe paltFy aoIkaxs whIeh n
aaay have placed In the eosars "A shIs
eiSys when weighed againsE the eva -
me corruption which be % indussrlcusIy
disseminated agOund him hsrss N a.
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tide ~ Au - waalth wAseh Geo. VI.
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upon the people.
Ths Republics party, fhsiz press and
polisisians, have done s1nsogs than tbeir
daty;;9 Of rather, thsy have dons those
things they ought not to havs done, ana
lsft uudone those things whish they
sagha 10 have dons Thsy rsap where
they hsvsnos sowu; they have scattered
abroad and have not gathered togstkar;
emitting % de snshs fOEahs public gosd,
thsy have squapsiefsd the peoples mOnsy
and pluudsrsa shsir treasury. Bsasine
false witnsss eontinaally, they have sow.
cd ssdtiens ssgifs ana civil diseosd, ssss
siag Stats sgainss Stats aaa nsighbes
agAinst neigbbor, and planting VA,
crime, bleodshed and misery WHARF
peace virtue and bEoshsxly less ahoald
rssga. Vita sssriiigssas Aaaas psessil
tusiag Religion 70 chair base purpsss.
shsy hare ap-roossd shs souaaskioas n
society, pollassd pahlis masalsy inaugu-
rated general Iissntioass.s go, ard fright
aaed the ganioas d sChaTHsy from tAs
land whsEsysr thsix aaandafd WAVES. =
Hsraia i shs srae aiasrsnse beewsen
AasioaAl Damossasy Aaa nseasFm Rspub-
Iasanism True DamOsrseS Is arus
ohrissisaisy, whilsias epposite, medern
RspahlisauaAms i : HslI boa Tasy, ssns |
Aarsh uppa tha earth 10 aoasuzaa aud do |
ssrey ~ shAs i fair and gaoa; aaa aAs
'Eaps q darkness who miniassr - this -. !
elasiaG aAnas szalssagly herald il - /
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'.'IEllF IEllFlnsral 4alo Agert,
zsa4aI .ERny21czH NJ rs,

aAaIx E1nx21e1H, NJ T-.,s,
TXyIl.t ,ttend 10 the pay yment Of Taxes, sale
wv gcfs Land &c.
ssFIEsEsAPrDKs VII 6aa4i( 40 their advantage
IN calling pos him before gong elsewhere. as ne u
prepared prosecute contested Claim Suits. make
ON npiion pnPers at the shortest poss'nc no.
iicc. asf NJ rates which viii suit The pre- emptor
q fsFEICE next door 10 e @ Hamlin's Banking
!. Hpuae isasiness hours from9 % u A NJ and 4 y
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REFERRING E s
w A Gof,pan, Ex-Govcrnor Of Minnesota
Hon Henry NJ Rice, Delegate % Congress
Il Ger jonathan z Fletcher, Winnebago Agent,
Blue Earth, nj ! sSA
Nathan Myrick, Traverse de Sioux NJ
Bernard Grey, Postmaster, Gaiena. Illinois
Wm Meahen Esq, Galena, Illinois NJ,
VIM II Parsons, Atty " Counsellor at Law,
Minneapolis, y,S1 sst "a II 4@ s II
X Henry B Wait, st Cloud
4 Gen b Lowry, ss e 'sss
Gen s B Olrnsted
Jeremiah Russell, Sank Rapids IS -s
David B Hartman, Chippewa Agent Y
Sauk Rapids, July Is 1857 96h si
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GDrtgfnaL Noetr


Written for The sauk Rapids Frontiernan.
isssoNC oFrHE SUMMER FREEZE.
lsI come, Z come from the sunny South.
And "A sha1my breath ! bring, 8s
And the toweriag pine on The naoun,an peak
Is famed by my gentle wing. s3F
kiss the flowers on The green hillside. &.
That bloom inI The soft suniig gtt. "a &
And They ssvcstly blash Al nv fond caresasS
5ss5 gE AL I|Oaward iats aiggh..
rh.sash -h'.psrias srsss saa A .iIsa, s'sn,
IL ny freedom stray, 4. 4
sn'osss ps.lisie, nj sssaa i i
a And swiftly speed away. s
j steel the sweets Of the fragrant thorn, q
And scatter its blossoms DOWN, y.
And e'er they chide with soft rebuke.
lover The meadow have flown.
II delightfto toss the golden ncnrls,
OF The sunny Child 1t play, ss ta
And I gently kiss his rosy cheek, g.t
As he sleeps ats the close Of day .s
u rustic the leaves. Of the maiden's bower,
- Where she dreams of the one she loves, q
And sIisigh Ger the grave Of the silent dead.
N Whose spirits have passed above. b sstss siS
enter the princely halls Of pride, NJ
lAnd tbe cot Of the io~ly poor Fs5s
And shake the dew from ths blushing rose,
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WHOLE NUMBER lOl.

w HllSylLlI84yl I'M lJLlC lUls
rious disappearances il and robberies
which have occurred III the Territory
Fare all being referred 10 this band Of
murderers., aa8s4@ 6#4'
This news is truly startling. We
shall await confirmation with much anx-
iety. f
ADDITIONAL REPORT.
We are indebted to Messrs. Fitzger-
aid and Ryland. clerks Of the steamer
Emma, for tie following additional par
ticulars Of the tragedy detailed above.
Tie statements as furnished by our riv-
er reporter, will be seen, show no very
material variation from the above report
fMr.s Stewart. The only ,discrepan-
cies are in the names and situations Of
Quarles and Baiaes, Payne and knight,
Knighton or Knowlton The following
lis the statement OF the clerks Of the
Emma : 8 ;sa "a ij5tp3 Et1T
On Friday, the day of the Enlma's
arrival it Leavenworth City, a man
from Kansas City, named Stephens,
came to the former place and presented
a check at the bank for sos, and re-
ceived the money. He was seen5to
count the money by a man named
QHarlss who kept gambling house in
lea senSoritl This man prevailed up-
on Stsp ems 10 20 with him to spring
sofswafsr near the town, and here they
were jpiped tlY several members off band
$of UuFdeEe rs Stephens was then MUIR
Idefed, 'his body robbed of The money
and thrown intu the river. Quarles, on
reaching town, reltted the above story,
saddiag also that lie was robbed ali the
same time; but his mannerof relating
the affair. and several Inconsistencies
hi his statement, aroused the suspicious
softheacitizen who took him into custo-
sdy. large party fhen proceeded TO
tue scene ot tile murder, where the. VIC
tim was discovered. Two, az more Of
The gang were at once apprellended and
taken into town. ,ft
One of them. quite a youth, named
Payne nade i full confession of the
.deed, and also numerous achievements
tofthe gang The crowd kept Quarles
aud Payne. for the purpose of finding
evidence sufficient 10 convict them Of
the crime Afisr considerable deltber-
ss.it'p ana the delivery of a speech by
Judge Lecompte, Nho endeayored to
qtliet tie AK ile1asnt. thescroWd. fearing
interfere ence from the troops in the fort.
took narieSsto 4 tree below town and
hung him. Soon after Payne shared
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Advertisers will be entitled toa change OF their
advertisements twice a year. Payments to be made
half yearly. Yearly advertisers out OF the Territory
must make their payments haA-yearly in advance,
and when advertising for shorter periods the money
must in alleases accompany the advertise nent. ~
abatement from onr published rates. Special noticso
chargedtwlce. @
TERMS:
Ten copies 6 ont Of the Territory, 800
Twenty copies out Of the Territory 100
Il Strictly inadvance.
Persons forwarding Clubs, should retain certiii
Gates from Postma sters,
JEREMIAH Russell Lsss
i sauk Rapids, Minnesota, April 2s, 1864 sss
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Lawrence and Topeka Hsthen gave
the names Of as many of the gang as he
could remember, 10 the authorities.


could remember, 10 the authorltiss.
1 t.sssia THE ARRESTS ss.s b j
Asssoon as Bainee had fiDishedhis re-
velations he was committed to the cal
laboose, q stone building, about six
teen feet square. The crowd then went
loft in pursuit iof Quarles and Knowlton,
and in 4 short time had them arrested
Among the revealed conspiEators was
| VIM Woods the proprietor rofthe great
| er pal afts of l4eayenworth Island, and re-.
Egarded 'by his acquaintances aas an hon
est rnanaand good citizen aartys pro-
Iceeded Al alce to Aprest him Ind afiei
making afhorough search Of his house,
found f,rsnty, ,fss hundred dollars IN coun-
Iterfen no,aey, a lot Of counterfeitins
pilates and other instruments and a knife
and pistol belonging to The murdered man,
Stephens. Atthese conclusive prnofs,of
the correctness Of the confessions OF
Baines, the people were deeply moved,
and held counsel together in large and
small parties during the whole night.
THE oNfsATURDAY-QUARLEs
8 AND BAINEs HUN G.
We here give The na rratis ef Mr.
|Stewart.SssH He say s 4 Fl went to- tlie
Mayors office On Saturday JaornIiii,e
and found AZ immense crowd awaiti,lstl
Etf,e res,il of the sx ation u pyoods
and npwlton Bainss aud lles, 81
were In the alahopse. 1hiae tl,e ex-
.amintation was going On, Jndpe Lez
coinrte was outside max king sp,eaeci,
and exposfulating with tile angry crowd
III "a Yar oi law and order rfe cry al
hang e1l, the VA lsisnrae arose
frequently from fhe mob, but l6iider5
.connsels seemed to be Irevaiillitag III hen
some one shouted to ihe u dose 81 III
and aWsty aseFovd of about fiIIly mad en-
Eed men y sarfed il that dire tiion. Tl1s.
balance 3of' tIseg people l.,Ilpwed aller III
smaller parties, Il leaying Judge pfnpte
almost alope, and the Ma yor Il d flee re-
.iieyed Of It's throng Of spe ectafors They
had been gene about fifteen minutes,
Whea 1 heard great yeal s.taslted af-
ter the crowd, and iaIlosa ad Il Ill los the
bank Of the creek, wiz; daisitiea sp,ilh
and nor1t Lea renworl III sere t;...se III
wa \ steep bank, and onsits edge a
,atg elm tree. I reached II iI,e spot .lusi,
'in hnlesto see Quarles suspended from,
the tree, grasping sin thea GENES Of death
at the rope which was around his mech:
while severa Of the mob were swinging
his arms and 1egssto make his death
sure His body had hardly ceased Its
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-24

Free schools
At an election held on the Sd inst,
the electors of this school district, voted
to adopt the new GREE ScHooL" law,
passed last winter, for cities and towns,
and on the I'D, new Board of Directors
were elected who were favorable to the
new law. The opponents manifested a
good deal Of spirit, and the election was
warmly contested, but the Free school
men were successful by a good majority
Upton is known abroad as having a
good public school, and we believe it will
Now have the best in the State, aud that
it will add greatly to our reputation and
prosperity.
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Something New.

Something New. %. .-
Do you want to know where to go to
get as good bread, cake, pies, and all
kinds Of family groceries, as you can ask
to eat or wish to buy, just step round to
James Bagley's new store, on the corner
of Third and Locust Streets, where you
can crafty your wants to their fullest
capacity. What is the use of troubling
to make our own bread, etc, when we
can get them fresh from his baker for
about what we should have to pay for the
-four to make them ourselves. He has a
very neat, pleasant store room, which is
filed with groceries and provisions to
correspond. He has also a good supply
of hard wood lumber for building and
other purposes, which he will sell on reas-
onable terms.
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Rrpakius the Sa bhats

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, depreca-
ting the custom Of repeated services on
Sunday, says that the first service is usu-
ally cream, the second milk, and the third
milk and water, and the last is the one
that usually sticks by the hearers Of the
three \ man who has faulty, and
goes to the Sunday Scho.i in the
morning at nine O'clock, to church ct
half-past ten o'clock, to church again in
the afternoon, and again, perhaps, in the
evening, ought to be tried for breaking
the SABBATH Ii he could hear three ser
mons profitably, he must be an extraor-
binary genius at hearing.
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MAN SHoT.---On Saturday evening,
James pomeroy, (the same who figured
in the burglary affair mentioned in our
last issue, was shot in the house of Mr.
Patterson, at the ferry landing on the OPP
posite side of the river, by VIM. Edmon-
son. Pomeroy's lower jaw was complete
ly shattered, and nearly all his teeth on
one side were knocked out. The ball
entered his chin, and came out at the
right side of his neck, The wound is a
frightful one aud will probably prove ia
tai Edmonson was Immediately arrested
and is now in Jail at misplace. We learn
that the difiiculey originated from Pome-
roy's passing a counterfeit bill on Edmon-
son, VIII, had huckst ring stand On the
Fair Ground Edmonson wanted him
to take the bill back and give him good
one, but he declared he had n eth r.
During the controversy, Edmous)n drew
pistol, which he endeyored to keep con
cealed by holding itbehind him, but Pom
eroy made an effort to get possession of
it, when Edmonson suddenly raised itand
tired, producing the dreadful effect we
have stated. EHscattne .J6ur.
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CORONER's SALE.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that ny vi.
/ the Ut q special execution issued out Q, .he
lice o. the clerk Of the district court oi ui
..9entv az Cedar in the atata of Iowa. in favor oil
Htrman @. Coe and ayainst certain properly ~
alters Chllds and 10 me directed, have - Wy
sd srIt commanded, levied upon the Following
described lot Of land, situated In the county "
Cedar and State Of Iowa, 10 wit:
The vest half If the south. ast quarter OF sec
ton number thirty Of township number eisnp
one, 81 north OF range number two ~es1 ~ ~.
5th principal meridian. containing eigny ~.
Ana that will, In pursuance thereof ~ she
house door, in the town Of Upton, on
Honday, the Sixteenth day Of NoeemoeT,
A. u. 1857,
1T 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed 10 sell said lands =
public auction TO the highest bidder TOT go, ces
DDjy ~ satisfy the execution afofssaia. ~, :.
0gt.har n lss7 q. 4. POUNDS,
oetl7.u Coroner Of Cedar co.
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PETERsON's MAGAZINE.-This yalu-
able magazine, SO prompt in its forth
comings, is again on our table. With
time it looses none OF its interest nor
grows lax in its embellishments. As usu-
al the present number is replete with
fashion plates, patterns, styles, and
fno cngraviugs. 1t is a cheap periodi-
cal, being only two dollars year, or
three copies for FIVE dollars. 1t is now
getting to be time to make up the clubs
for the coming year.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-24
plI,s,It, NOTICE.

10 all persons whona IL may concern ~,
Won are hereby notified that Marie,ta bai u,
i widow Of Amos Bailey, deceased iaao - a the
dar county Iowa has made application - ~
county court for the a.signment OF her dover IN
tere.t In and to all the real estate which saa pa
ley died seized Of aud unless you app@ea. aar
answer thereto on the f4s. Monday III usloa.
rrade GEORGE SMITH,
County Judge.
Upton SEPT Is, fbf a4y
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-24

Mis- Davis most respectfully invites the at
wi tention of the ladies If Upton, and vicni-
tn, 10 her elegant assortment ct Fall and Winter
Goods, which he will sell as cheap, or cheaper,
than can be bought elsewhere aud il adding, al
most weekly, new aud fresh supplies 10 her stock.
she il prepared to furnish any quantity eft bon
nets caps head dresses flowers, plumes, ribbons,
silks sans. and la fact almls every thing in the
millinery line. Sle would also say that she il eS.
peeting and experienced MiIilNER and DRESS
MAKER when she will be prepared to add mantua
making to her millinery department E5-Ali or
ders from the country promptly attended to, Al
the old stand above W. Elliots cle.hing store.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-24

YOUNG men who would prosper in love
should WOO gently. 1t is not fashionable
for young ladies to take ardent spirits.
ARE you mate of the ship?' Hskrd an
emigrant of the cook, who was All Irish
man. "No, Sir; I'm the man that cooks
the mate"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-24
Wages.

Wages
Notwithstanding the hard times here,
as well as elsewhere, it appears to make
no difference in the wages paid to day
luborcrs. They are now receiving fifty
cents day more here than at any town
on the river. 1t appears to us that this
is a good place for those of the East who
can get labor at no price
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-24

Oct. q, by the Rev. S. Ritz, Mr. i. J. ROGERS
and Miss ELLEN COUSINS, both of Red Oak.
With the above notice we were presented with
a little bright, GOLD poLLAR--an appropriate en-
blem Of the Onion" it represents Here's our
Gssy-, and kind wish for your success through
life.
On September tn, 1857, by Eldcr Daniel Nc
Tau ghlin, Mr.. John h. Howe, to Miss Sarah Eye
man, both of Cedar County, Iowa.