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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-08-01
EGG1c NOGltGs.
STATE OF IOWA. CEDAR COUNTY.

TO David Hewitt.
Sir: Ton are hereby notified thai there i. a.s
on ale In the Office Of the Clerk OF the pia,r
Court. in said Cedar County. petition Of y. Or.
X Co, claiming Of von rhrr. hundred and ,weu,,
si& dollars and twelve cents and int, rest a. M
ey due them from you. Oh two promissorv note.
executed and delivered b.. YOU to them .bstcd -
Salem, Ohio, on the lIth day Of October, :. T.
1854, one for one hundred ana sixtv.thrre doiu.
and twelve cents, payable tour month, after dsl .
and the other for one hundred and s.ty TIRES
Goi!ars pa, aJ,s siA nIonG.& Efttc ca.e. thai you
have been returned no: found that your prop
erty has been attached and thai urles. ynu srrt
aid answer thereto, or before he FIST day o
the next torn Of said Court default viii IA, sntr
ed against YOU, aud judgMsnt will be road, red
Against yon thereon.
Dated this 18th d. al April Al. lS'-.
,. :. DANIELS
:. " iorsG. Any for II J.
n4At Llera If liz ln.1-.t
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NOTICE.

Duhlie Notice s hereby gwen that a ths l"tE
i Ierul ls57, Of the county court # rsfsr
county Iowa the Administrator DR. k~Ear Won .
the estate of John Andre, deceased, Lar al3s h'+
duel rcpoat in the settlement of said estat" the
hearing of said report vas confirmed un%1i tae An
gust Term, 1851 OF said court All PCS rs NJ
rest'd are therefore notified thai, ugless 'her Il
PEAR and object thereto, that said report "t3 -
approved. and said administrator be d5~1A5Tsrf
from further duties or liabilities IN The pfenAs'.
21wi WELLS SrIcFF. county 1rfg*
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A friend placed private letter in our
hands yesterday, dated ut Mankato, July
18th, from which We CLEAN the following:
" There are about 900 Indians collect
ed at Spirit Lake. They are breeding
mischief. We have about 70 white men
here. Our log-hut is our castle, pcrfora-
ted " III bop holes. We are compelled
to keep up sharp look ont. but no one
seem, /" b. afraid. Dpt. .lnrik HrH
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4aH Ed
NOTICE.

Public Notice is hereby gisen that, IT .h3 NV
Term, A. u. 1857, Of the county co0r - @Faa'
county Iowa. the Executor Of the Estate 9t An
drew Hill. deed. late of sslf county has led NJ
final report in the settlement q said estate fhea
report was continues until the August Term 1881
OF said court. All persons interested ar t3e'e
fore notified thst unless they appeal and 9teFf'
thereto, thatsaid report will be arpro'sd, and saso
Executor be discharged from further "ahcs o.
liability in the premises WELLS Srs,fv,
4uaS errmtr ae1gs
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ENEilrrOR'S Notice.

DtBlIC NOTICE il hereby given THAT at thr
L July Term, 1857, Of the County Court OF c.
aar county, Iowa. the Executors of the estate o!
Joet Lewis. deceased, filed his final rel y, CT n:
settlement of said estate ard the hearing OF said
report was continued until the August term, 1851,
o! said Court.
All persons interested are therefore notified.
unless they appear AMI object thereto that said
roper, will be approved. nj said Executor b. d..
charged from further duties or ltstl.ty In the
premises. WELLS sPICEK
a1f4 Conaty Jrdcr
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EXECITOR,A NDTilr..

DIBlIC NOTICE il hereh, given that, a. tina
L July Term, 1857, If he County Court OF &C.
dar county, Iowa, the Executor of ~iaa Bale,
deeea.ed, filed his final report, ii the setemcut
OF said estate, the hearing Of said report Na,c Ter
uhued until the August teEn, 1857. of sa41 sonr'.
XII persons interested aTe therefore not fed uu
less they appear and make defens. RI ohicrtthero
TO- that said report will bc approved and Execute
discharged from further dnty and taati1i'. IN tsa
premises. WILL { &rirFR
AVN gaHntes .fuL.e
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

DUkLlC NOTICE - hereby given that JOE
! D. Walker, Executor Of 10 Estate aura
81 walker. deceased. lste Of Cedar county io''
has hed, in the Office OF the Judge >fsaid eorn"
MS maj report OF his doiaea Oh tie premises
Vow, therefore, all persops interested arr BOZ
ned 70 be ana appear at th: County Court, on 'ns
A. II. 1857 at VII ich time sa d report will he aeea
upon, aud II no objections exist thereto, the sass
riil DC confirmed ana ksid Executor 5at-s'.-'
Nor sNsay+er- sat.' ~ lish:iitr n tt si!g lSn
5SSs c-4s vr-r 10Y &Hare.
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THEi I B.iHG.IT.N.s'r

a rakH FOX sii.E, ten miles east fran
- IIp'ont IN the Davenport road. near pos.
Ton 9rove. containing 33s acres: So Of hin are
s ,swa mmber 100 under reree, with 30 acres Of
. neao ", Nice 9onng orchard Of las iea,
ing trees; new frame house With ten r,.,,. -
good cellar good frame barn; good well .,
water At the barn and one At The ton.a "sia =.
stock water on the place. a''' s'oa
ill., 600 good brick House and small frame dwell
brely House. and on the same !. aoo a,n 81 inc
for eight head of horses. = so"a ssaoiing
w, i w. on corner west Of Birely Hons. wit,
good frame Blacksmith shop. and GOOD :, WIN
dwelling 10 BY 76; three rooms s''" frame
Also, SIS head Of cattle $500
OF work Cattle All Of the above p,oasr,r 'e yoke
purchased on the most reasonable terms ~ sn oe
ing on ~ e'ther J. II. DfRELEY. >"'
'iu D. c. PIATT. or S. DEWElt
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ID bi.lC NOTICE j. hereby given that at Is.
i July Term, ls55. orths Coun'y Court o. &C.
dar county Iowa.
That the Executor Of Stephan Esahn. dect.
filed his final report in the settlement Of aid r.
tate. The hearing If said report wss continued
until the August Term, 1851, Of said To4r'.
All persons interested are therefore notified. I'LL
less they appear make defense, and object thereto
that said report will he approved and Eaeentor
discharged from further duty ara liability in NE
premises. WELLS SPICER
No. 81 It Jndrp nF f'aApr e.
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EyECITOR,S NOTICE,

DTBLIC NOTICE is hereby given thai. =: -
July Term, 1857, Of the County Cour n ="
dar comfy Iowa, the Executors Of shs fs'ett ~
James II. Whtson. deceased, nlei theiS a9s' Re
port Of the settlement Of said Estatc znd the beer
ing Of said report was continued Until the Aoeas
Term, 1857, Of said Court AL persons iateFes>.
are therefore notified unless they spPcaF' mas
defc nse or object the rote that said report WI ''
approved and said Executors discharged ff7r
further dates or liability in the rrenltacs
37wi WELLS sFICEF CO t1dge
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The Difference,

The entire debt Of the United Sta,.s
and OF all the States Of the Union com
bined, is not equal to one years interest
on the debt Of England; our entire debt
state aud National, being. 1920 900. 900
or IT. caur .lent, $4,000, 900 English
currency ! mall iifTersn.c
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Provisional Government In Nicaragua.

Now that the Nicaraguans have got rid
of Walker aud his piratical crew, they are
proceeding to the formation Of State
government. The special correspon dent
Of the N. Y. Tribune, writing from San
Juan Del Norte, states that Gen Marines,
granadian has been made Provincial
President of Nicaragua, and Gen. JerZ,
Sec. of War and commander in chief OF
the army for eight months, when a gene
raj election will be held.
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9EOR q e WHISLER

'oosrf SURVEYOR AND GENERAL LAsp Asvvr
TifroN, IOWA
MEL attend promptly 10 al, business. ro.,;,
W ing an Agent, such - ''au''
"y hss;, .axes, aocatins Land Warrants,
UiviMg Information Rrsnac.sn.
Land I'm this County.
III. Al persons wishing to purchase choice land.
da.aa improved or urimproved can be accomme,
signed $50" o"ce OF the under
atm ,t.a ana !of SAFE choice lot Of Prairie Land
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ExEllr0E.N NOTICE.

I'1lE Undersigned having been appointed ~
ecuior Of the estate Of Jasper Stou af's@
ed late OF Cedar county. Iowa by Fhe toann
Court Of said county, II The July term, 1857 g'.7
notice to all persons Indebted tn said estate, !"
present their ciaf. 10 the undersigned. duly S4'
thenticated 2-w. W. u. NFith,
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The lMhnqne pa,ers say that city il
badly infested with mad dogs. We can
give them remedy which, ifapplicd in
season, is lnfallible. Cut of their heads
when they are pups.
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IN to the last accounts 2l7 bodies had
been recovered from the wreck Of tie
lf"Etreo', IN the River III Lawrence
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IYOI-sE EVRSgs.Isy. Gnons.,

! sistnc Of silver patcs trittsna gems
silver, plan,slied and jataHn.d ware, cutlery ia
trays, wooden and willow ware bird cages, h4h
kets, door and table mats, etc etc.
j. e.. 4. E,er.
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MR. spIcER:-That addtc patel, Sec
ond hand Editor of the Democrat. 40
remarkable in his buntings for milk, has,
in recent Number of tha. sheet, taken
occasion to rail out against INC. have
but to say to him tina: very much de-
plore the want of "Julunce uheey" in
my head, but think myself infinitely bet
ter off than if l were entirely destitute
Of TRAINS. He also says am m sboli-
tionists; wonder that the lie did not
stick upon his tongue like piece of cold
iron on frosty morning Unjust acknowl-
edge am at present, public property;
subject to be bid and bet upon, but cannot
consent to be sold 50 chcaply.
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Minority.

This niakcs sloo, 900 voted by our city
to aid IN the construction If this road. =
We consider it good investment, and
one Of which our re .ders will never Law
reason to complain. Cedar Rapids
DcM.. 2la.
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The salary Of Louis Napoleon is five
million dollars a year, and his rcveuues
from the palace ahau, one million v.d 4
taHapt ~ a Near
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1T the railroad election held in this
city yesterday, to determine whether the
city Of Cedar Rapids should issue $40
900 in bonds to aid in the construction Of
the Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska Railroad
the proposition was decided in the affirm
alive, rs follows:
Por tho Railroad, I'M
Against do u
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= --z@' y
rheumatic fluld...Fer the speedy Cure of
Rheumatism.
This admirable preparation is uneoualled among
all the liniments aud Pain Killers now In use !:
operating like a charm and giving relief in an
incredible short time; indeed, almos. performing
miracles in the most desperate cases
WARRANTED TO CURE.
Try this remedy. and try It thoroughly. and if
YOU are not beyond the reach OF all med cine tli.
will not fail to relieve you
For sale by REIGART 4 MCNAMARA
eVu Upton Iowa
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u<,v,n-., ,,,, - '-....-+.-
FOCND, The Only Relia HE place IN

FOUND, The Only Relia bic Place to
Buy anything In the line of Clothing and rurn
ishing Goods in Upton. Also, Hats, Caps, Boots
and Shoes All OF the above Goods in be sold
Al FAIR prices. Clothing Of any style and quality
can be bongh. At tho Great Western Clothing En-.
poriam, four door. East of Swetlands corner Tin
ton. Iowa CAsAD & GILMORE. pro,,,,
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~ hEII9ED PEYsICIAls, IS year. Of ace ,.r-
os. ms father two Brothers, ughter s.r n.av
Jpn ", ana Niecea, by that dreadf,II dss,ss CO
~ ~, :. AND suffering with CesgA himself s.s.s.
b. a.copsre s me East indies Egypt Japan where
Coughs, Bronchitis, Csrsan,f;on Scr,or logs 1o,as,
aaa A's uis cough was cured nm edists ly; h. re-
sna IN sr,sa ~. Rs,sr who Inherited ta. disease
pransics aMn ms son have employed II In biz
Ior the purpose OF reseuns a. mar, Of hIs
. 'elow neings As possible he Is sendlnr his Re-
IL, and the balance printing. address Dr. UEATH
21m3 - - - -.Nst'lr kotel. NcH York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

tnder this head will insert condensed special no
uees al io cents per line for each or cents
per month, or - cents quarter, $50 per year
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AboLp UNIVERSALLY APPROVED REMEDY
compound Extrae, Bucha cures Diseases Of the
pasn hianey. Gravel Dropsy Weakness. &c.
co " Hembold's Genuine Prenaralnn . $50
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III. @. PLAT,

Attorney and Counsellor at I.av
Real Estate Croker ana Genera,
AGENT LAM
TlPIoS' IOWA os'cc II the Coa.- H.,
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Snyder Electioneeriisx.

eaali The rord white be stricken on. Of the arti.
Gle on the Right of Surisge?' n,
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Prairie lana--Ihe sw q, Of >rc H,,p9.lw
Also-The &c or Of ne or Of S,c q. to 7a,
Also,-The " hf of SC or of Sec, Is. tp ss,,x
Also-The hw ar ofssc. ., tip, sl.r?w co,,.,,
ing leo acres. "'A'
Aiso-A number of Town Lots il Upton, eAesp
Il. {, HATE L.,r,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-09-03

A TEAcHER's INSTITUTE will be held in
Oskaloosa, commencing On Monday, Sept. Ia,
and continuing two weeks, having for its OBJ
ject, 10 impart instruction of practical value
to teachers. 1t will be under the principal
superintendence of ]. L. Enos. Mr.. E. will
also, have charge of Elocution and Reading.
Prof D. Wilkins, of Bloomington, Ills., will
have charge of English Grammar; Prof. VIM.
B. Lawler, of Richland, Arithmetic, and J. III.
Saunders, of Oskaloosa, of Elementary Elocu-
ton, Phonetics, and Photography. Address
es will be delivered by Hon. M. L. Fisher,
Super ntendent of Public, Instruction, the
Teachers, and others. Those designing TO at
tenl will notify w. L. Johnson, Oskaloosa.
Tuition fee 81.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S,h.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 18th.
Don Francisco, representative from Mica.
ragua now in Washington, has got charter
for the Transit route, signed by the two dicta.
tors, MARTINEZ aud Jerese Of Nicaragua. He
has full Powerto act on The subject.
There was nothing done Of Importance a
TIE convention OF the seceders from The Pres
by,erian General Assembly which met a
Richmond yesterday.
The state of the Treasury last Monday wa.
as fellows: Deposits subject to drafts, SO,
5S9.223; receipts las, week, l,225, 2,3; til,
reduction $i20126.
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wapeIro Comfy Bible society.


A meeting Of this society was held at the
Court House, on Sunday evening, the 3oth inst.
and the following officers elected for the en-
suing year:
John d. Devin, Presiden'; Jared Garner
aud Vim. Hammond, Vice Presidents; II. P.
Graves, Treasurer; b. A. Spauld,ng, Secre-
tary, and WIN. L. Orr and J. w. Norris, Di-
reciors. - - ~ saff
An able address was de ivered BY Rev. w.
H. Corkhill, Agent Of the American Bible &c.
ciety, and collection taken up, amounting to
7,75, and so copies of the Bible Record sub
scribed for.
AT meeting Of the officers of the Society
on Monday, 3lst, resolution was adopted,
approving resolution Of the Parent Society,
TO explore the whole country and supply every
destitute family with the Bible; ard, also, sp.
pointing the Rev. Samuel T. Rabbit, Agent
for Wapellc County, whose duty it will be tn
visit every family, and supply every one with
a full copy Of the Bible, and every child that
can read, with Testament, at cost prices,
where there is the disposition and ability to
purchase, otherwise, gratnitously. Mr.. Bah
bit will enter, at once upon the discharge Of
his duty, and we cannot doubt but that he
will fed, on the part of the citizens of this
county, disposition to sympathize with, and
aid him, in his labors in behalf of this noble
cause.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. %

n =
60. Perrin, Private Secretary of Governor
Walker, has arrived here, he left the cutters
camp at Lawrence 10 DAYS ago, and reports that
all was peaceful and quiet, and that there was
not the least sign of war and bloodshed. Gov.
Walker uses the army as posse comi,atus
when The civil authorities cannot mase arrests
for breaches of the peace. The 1900 troops
in Kansas will remain there until after the
election
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HALIFAX, Aug. 26.
The news by this steamer is highly impor-
tant.
The Indian mail had arrived with intelli-
gence of great moment.
Contrary to the general expectations in En-
gland; Delhi had not fallen up to the 10Th Of
June, the date of the latest adyices. ltstt
Further mutnies had occurred among the
native troops.
There is nothing of any importance from
China.
A letter from Frankfort to the State depart.
ment says the Sound dues have been abolished
by the execution of all the Governments int.
rested, the United States having taken the lead.
The attention of the commercial public in Ger.
many is now attracted to the revision Of the
restrictions on navigation on the German
streams and particularly the Rhine and Esk
LIvERPooL MARKETS.
BreadstufTs exhibited an upward tendency.
The weather having been uaeavorable for the
crops, all qualities of wheat and -four had
slightly advanced.
White corn dull and slightly lower.
Provision market generally quiet Sugar
declined considerably.
London Money Market.-Consols closed at
9ls.
New YoRK, Ane. %.
The following from the London Times of
the 10Th, gives brief account of the breaking
of the Atlantic cable.
On board the Niagara they report that at
the time of the severance the wind was south
erly there was some sea, and the vessel was
going fro q three to folr kaots, and he cable
paying out from five to six and somet,ne 5
seven knots. As the quantity Of slack thus
expended was greater than expected at start
ing, and more than could be aft ,-ded, to ietard
the strain was therefore increased to a pres
sure of 1000 pounds aad the cable b. Ike -
The extra expenditure Of slack commenc ed
on Monday evening, when strong and heavy
swell prevailed, and powerful undercurrent
was experienced This current forced the
wire from the ship at considerable angle;
when the break was applied with increased
powerthe sternof the Niagara was down in the
trough of the sea, and the extra strain created
by her rising was the immediate cause of the
cables parting.
The general opinion is that the season is too
far advanced for another effort now. The Nj
agara is considered too heavy for the purpose.
1t Is stated that the wheels ceased to reyolve
when the pressure was applied ON Tuesday
morning,
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From Kansas.

RI. Riley. r. L., Aug. IL, 1887.
Yoa have doubtless heard reports of Indian
depredations on the Republican Fork, and in
the vicinity Of Fort Riley. /. am happy to in
form you that none of The settlers have beea
injured or robbed, though we have been endaa-
gered and some of us little frightened. A
party of Cheyenne warriors, abont $50 in num-
Der, were seen few miles west Of the for. in
a skirmish with the Pottawatomes. Four of
the latter tribe were killed. The settlers for
tweaty-f miles around the fort armed them
selves and met at "One Spring." as directed
by Major Armstead, who could muster only
twenty soldiers at the fort--ihe balance hav-
ing been detailed few days before to assist
Gov Walker in keeping the Yankees Of Law
from watering their streets. The Indians did
not give us the opportunity to .lcome them.
When they saw the log cabin boys in line oil
battle they beat retreat decidedly more pre-
cipitous than dignifed. We do not apprehend
another call from the same customers.
Yours, &c. .J.HF.
AceuIrrAL OF GOV. ROBINSON.
On Manday the 18th inst, the trial of Gov.
Charles Robinson for usurpation Of Office.
commenced at Lecompton before Judge Cato.
The trial continued three days, and the jury
after session twelve hours long acquitted the
defendant. The acquittal was made in the
very face Of Judge Cato's charge, he having
instructed the jury that if it was proven that
Gov. Robinson at any time assumed the func-
tons Of Gov. of Kansas, he should be found
guilty. 1t was admitted during the whole
course of the trial that he had assumed those
functions, but Notwithstanding this he was
cleared. ase
We understood that the jury stood at FIRST,
ten for conviction and two for acquittal.
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Township Meetings,

TIE choose delegates to said Convention, will
be held at the places OF holding elections in
each Township, on Saturday, the 9Th day of
September. Each Township will choose five
Delegates. By order Of the Central Committee.
A. LOTSPElCH, Chairman.
August q, 1857. . 5..-.t 7 r.-
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Courier Office
RE MO V ED

Our friends will please take notice that the
COURIER OFFICE has been removed to the
I'd story of Prugh's Building, nearly opposite
the Curlew House, where we shall be happy to
see them, and to supply them with everything
in our line Of business. The Democratic
Press occupies the room from which we have
removed .-..... ....s
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RcpubIican County ConveMtion.

The Republicans of Wapelio county will
meet in convention at the Court Honse, at
Ottum~a, on Saturday, the 18th day of sep
TENDER next, Tor the purpose of nominating
one Senator, and two Representatives, TO be
supported by said party at the election TO be
held October 18th. W..
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More about the Regulators.

On Monday last seven men were arrested in
Massilon township, by sheriff Huber, upon the
charge of being concerned in the execution Of
Gleason and Soper, and were brought to Tip
ton. On Tuesday morning they appeared be-
fore Judge Tuthill, ami were admitted to bail
in the sum Of one thousand dollars each, to
appear at the next term 1t the District Court.
Most Of these men are old settlers in the
county, and with the exception Of this affair,
have always been peaceabls and law abiding
citizens. The complaint was made by a per-
son living in their nelghborhood, whose name
we do not now remember,
A large number Of persons hviEg in the vi
cinity of Wapsepinicon were in town on Tues
Cay morning, to witness the disposition that
would he made Of the men arrested. Runors
were in circulation that they iRtspded to res
cue the men from the hands Of the sheriff, in
case they were ordered to be imprisonei,--
Upton .firertiser.