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DISsOIUTroN.

A Co-PARTNERS Ill L heretofore existing under
n the mans of Mckenny 4 Runner, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent All claims against
the old firm will be cancelled by I. |. Mckcnny,
who will in future condnct the business, and who
alone authorized to settle the business Of the old
frm. 4. l. AckENNl,
NJ. H. RUNNER.
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AilllA0Py and Fancy GOone.
ATTENTION LADIES

WOULD respectfully call the attention Of the
Ladies' 70 my large and we'll selected stock Of
fall and winter goods, which will sell q Cincis-
nati prices NY stock consists Of silk, straw and
velvet bonncts; slso, splendid assortneat OF rib
bons Sewers and feathers, selected with s5eAt care
You will md everything in the Mllllnery and
Hsncy business, at my establishment, In the latest
tashion ] an also prepared 70 do all work In my
business q the shOrtest notice, such @ linine.
trim ming, bleaching, pressing and mskine bouncts
Of every description, 70 order. will warrant I'll
work TO give satis1action.
Come onA, como all. No trouble 10 shov goods
. Mn. Hlsnny's, No. ~, johnson street, between
Nd sna y, directly opposite Dinners 6sloon.
sepszo-dly MRS. 0LHNNY.
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The Modern Whitfield.
SsERMONs OF the Rev. G. II. Spurgeon. Of Lon
- don. with Introduction and sketch Ut his life
By +. l.. Msgoon For sale by
deo6 CAVE 4 BAILEY
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.. KMnAiI- =. nown. oDo. .. RnLf.
KKNDALL, MOwE 4 CO.,
tsuCcuooons ~ auWn. LOCKWOOD d uo.,)
VAoao0alo omA 0eeAtl
AUCTION 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ana 0oaA 8seAse Agcnss,
oeesn1 b. Asxt dsor n the AtAcscan, keoksk,
Iowa.
DAkT1CULAR attention will be paid TO buying
i and selling Real Estate and personal property,
nssotiating loans. and any other business that msy
be entrusted to us. q
storing and forwarding goodA aud produce Of all
kinds. ~
Liberal cash advances made v goods consigned
for sale when desired. o
We have large and we'll selccted stock Of Gold
and Silver Watches Gold JcwelYy, and Notions,
which We odcr 81 Wholesale and retail, ~ low ~
can be found in the country.
Merchants and pcdars will be supplied at ex-
tremely Low prices for cash
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Troy Hard " are Store.
HITCHCOCK e CO..

Troy Hard " are Store.
HITCHCOCK & CO.,
sIox OF rHs soRrisR LOCK, $50 uKIoH sLocK,
Main ..keOkuk. Iowa.
wholesale AnA AetaiI DeaieFs,
a RE receiving large and general assortment IL
"A HARDWARE = HOUSEKEEPING WARES,
70 which the ittentiOn Of dealers snd customers 10
respectfully invited.
Ksokpk. may3l IS div
RANKEs Shears, nice article, for sale 1t the
- Troy Hardware Store, sign of the Morse Lock,
l5o Main-st. HITCHCOCK, MOTT 4 co.
nov-7dAw
svNHE subscribers are now receiving large addi-
= items TO former stock " Hardware and Hous-
Keeping wares, 70 which they invite the attention
OF dealers and customers.
aug46d HITCHCOCK, MOTT co.
re Contractors, BuiIders Z oIhcrs.
WEare receiving our assortment II Builders
w Hardware, direct from manufacturers; also
variety Of Mechanics Tools which We o1cr for sale
ct 10y Main Street, Union Block.
aug2s HITCHCOCK, MOTT . co.
EnameieA preserve Kettles anl
smw~e pane
RKldHT French Ware, Preserve Kettles, Sauce
- Pans, Cullenders, Swimmers, Dippsss, Wash
BAsins. Ladies', Forks, Spoons; Cups and Selves;
Brass Kettles; Tin kitchea Ware JApaned u.
Trunks. Cans. and ; variety Of other articles on
sale 81 30 Main Street. Union Block.
aug2s HITCHCOCK, MOTT co.
E>ANcY snAmelled Chamber Sets, consisting d
water pals, chamber do and foot baths. Paint
I'd water pals, foot bath and chamber pals in sets
o. single. also variety Of house furnishing goods
10 silver plated, britania. japancd, white metal,
and common wsrcs for sale At the Troy Hardware
store, Sign u the Aortise Lock, 1bO. Main IT,.
Union Block. HITCHCOCK, MOTT co.
S0LTS' KEvOLvERS.--Kines and double bar
~ relied Shot 0una can be found At the Troy Hard
ware Store, io0, Main ST., Union Block.
sepzO HITCHCOCK, MOTT CO.
nETEcToR TILL LOCKs--A perfect sscurIty
- Tor the money drawer, for sale 1t the Troy
Hardware store sign Of Mortise Lock, l5o Main-ss.
noyod HITCHCOCK, MOTT co.
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I'LL -. 4
IHsuRANcI co.. NO. 4 NALL STREET, NY,
caIssa. etiseoI goo.
INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON,
CASssAI o3,5eo,soe.
D0IO0ERO0T
FIRE MAR1IR INE. Co, BRibGHPoRT, CONN,
CAprAL tS1e go.
Warrington
UNION ms. CO., CLEVELAND,
OAnSAG $500 $50.
,,pr.r4prrrnfHHsS n s, ~ mt w..
CAPITAL $500. 900.
DOLICJD6 ssusa In the abevs Canpsnies % tie
i safer CLASSES II risks only. q fair rates, cod
losses sdjssssd and promptly paid, at the o1hss u
d.oSd WIN. !. TURNER, Agent,
Q. o. 4. sTRIWLEN,
REAL ESTATE A0ENT
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Heusss asa Lots fer Aaie Cheap,
FARMS IN TUE NEIdHBoRH0oD OF HEoEuK
soh SALE Oh nsAs0HAnIS Sxrss.
ALL NOTARY BUSINESS
AvrsHpED TO WITH DEspAscH.
A0>0des Ath St, between Main and johnson. -
dseAd
RIRE INsUHANSE.
~,,I m, ~ :sp,n, s 80. 1870. l..I..x
OF ST. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS:
J.. q. kcCsn., &. n. Edgen, c.s. Greedy,
jane. smith, 4. 5. Po s 5. B B. Page.
II. s. ELLlOrr, secy. 8. M. kDaRLL, Pres't.
no xxrgA-HAxAHpous HisxsrAkxs.
y. Is. HOLMES, General Agent.
decl-dly A. BkIDdMAk, Ast, Keokuk.
ovvIcs ~ sAspLss NEW auILmss, Ind ssoay
Second Street, keokuk, Iowa.
His Home Company .s l hl:ls on the z, s.fs'
AND ON THE CASH PLAN FoR A CASH PkK-
MUM atrates ~ reasonable rs those VI any relis-
bic company.
c. II. Perry. z. r. Ford, James =. Cox.
Geo. b. smy.h, C.8arber, II y. Woodward,
CT. Conn, Ell. Harrison, :, I. VOORHEES,.
John AcCune, J.W Rankin.
C. n. PERRY, Pres, u. IL, HARRISON, Trsssr
]. W. RANKIN, Vice Pres, W. ". TURNER. Fee
oeti3d3 mos
Ma hassan Liae Ins Ura nee Osop any,
LAG BROADWAY, NEW yoBk.
CasA Capital and AeesmuiCtioa t4eu, COO.
nEPosITED tloo. ooo With the Comptroller Of the
II state of New York, for the security " Policy
holders. In addition TO which the stcckboiders srs
| personally isbls. Among the Directors are the
NEST wealthy aud influential c,tiscps of New York.
This IL . stock Company, returning 10 the a.
sured s72 per cent u al the profits tri-snnaaly.
party ~ ys.r. o. .xs may secure 70 .. tsmliZ
osnts per week, policy for $4,000.
| " no vouid not spare this sum for The grstiAcA-
tion u reflection On siek bid Of In case VI sees-
dent, that IL ell else fail, be had made certain
/ provision for his family 1t would tighten his
| pain and do for his recovery than medicine.
N. b. MORGAN, Prss't.
c. Y. WsnrLs, See'y.
Prospectus, With eli necessary inlornstior. fur
nished by klCkEf SIMPSON, Agts.
| Post 0Gc< Building,
| Augs-dly Keoksk, Isva
\ kEOkUK MA01NE GNsUAANCL Co.
Capital, ooOO, 900.
| mis- Company 10 prepared TO 10 nssio slAssr
| i ancs business. Cargo risks takes atssst0nary
rates, and the usual Cash facilities sxtspdedto reg
| ular susto0sfs.
| LosssspremptIy adjusted.
DtsscYoRs:
A. BYdgnan, wn.R. rssssr,
| J. n. Harrison, Geo. d. knyth.
John Tompiin, A. l.. Dsnlng,
John AeCups, CT. Conn,
C.0Asbsr, JA. ~. Coz.
". G. Rsntgen.
A.BRID9MAN, President.
| 0.B.SMYTH, Vice Prssidsst.
Al. DEMIN8 treasurer.
/ Wa.B. Tunsua Secretary.
Odhss In Som pie q building Second Street.
1 iAnxIdkv1mo
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RUiLDERS' hardware, locks, 1stches, DO lh,
- loose and fast butts, Sc. full assortment |
and latest styles at CADY. JONES 1 PEcK's.
jan5d
(ELIING-kunbel'so oak tanned patent stretch |
ID cd Leather Betting, warranted not 10 stretch
and to suit the purchaser. Boston Gum Betting,
Gum and Hemp Packing. large assortment for
sale low by -CADf, JONES 4 PECK.
RkASs Cocks, OIL cups, iron aud lead pipe, every
- thing pertaining To saw mill steam en-
CINE, forsale low nj the sign Of the
junc3d BIG ANVIL.
DLANES-tireendcld Tool Co.'S, = fresh stoek q
L these superior Tools just received 1t the sign
Of tho ljaneSdl BIG ANVIL.
! ooRand gate springs, tray 4 Brothers patent,
- the beat spring ever invented, for sale by
june3d cADY. JONES PECK.
I NHAlN-ox, coil, binding, trace, halter, dog,
~ and jack chsins, At the sign VI the
7uneSd BIO ANVIL.
wood bench screws, caring, horse nails, st
jnnesd cADl, JONES PEck'S.
DUMPS. water rams, galvanized we'll chain and
fixtures, Tor sale low at the sign q the
junesd BIG ANVIL.
SHovELs, Ames 4 kowiands; picks, Msttocks,
Clog chain, and goods suitable for sontrac.ors At
! june3d CADY, JONES PECk's.
NXTHEEL~ BAKRoWs, Gro bars, ehurn drills,
w stone-hammers, for sale at the sign Of tho
june3d BIG ANVIL.
| CCYTHE6, Snxths, Cradles, aud harvesting tools
~ IN great variety, 81 q small advance, by
| june3d CADi JONES 4 PECK.
IL AY, Straw and manure forks, for sale low a
II sign OF the lje3dl BIG ANVIL.
| i addition To our extensive stock Of building,
| l. housekeeping, nachinists' and cabinet mAkerS
hardware carpenters and blssksmiths' tools, ~
have just added complete stock u Carriage and
agon HARDWARE, consisting in part - follows:
| Hubs, fclloes, shafts, spokes, bows,
Made from best eastern timber, aud we'll seasoneA,
| Enameled and Dash Leather,
| Carriage oil cloth
1 Plain and figured black muslin drilling duok;
Carriage lscc, tufts Ac., apron hooks aud rinss;
Ivory knobs, seat sticks, whip sockets,
Back lights, shaft tips. Silver plated and
Brass Bands--Boston, Philadelphia and
Reflector patterns. Top Props.
Name plates, lining nails; case. hardened
Axles-loDg and short arm, patent 1 half patent;
Railway Springs--plain and French cars;
| Carriage bolts and xxis clips.
june3d ,CADl, JONES 4 PECK.
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Lumber nj ail kimAs,
gISHE subscriber is now prepared 10 furnish al
] kinds Of Lumber at the shortest notice. Also
any quantity Of Lath for plastering.
r. eess2a,f HAWKINS TAYLOR
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second -. Cheap Foreign, Dome stic
and General NarIelY store.

AE are now receiving the chea pest and best stock
w OF fashiunable cloaks, shawls black silks bon.
meta, ribbons flowers. embroideries new style trim
mings, velvet ribbons, wooden and cashmere no
sery mefinos, deisnes, iustres, calicoes, wooden,
SILK, merino and cotton under shirts aud drawers
linen shirts aud collars. bleached and unbleac he'd
muslins, Irish linens, beachei an unbieached la
bis cloths and napkins, head dresses and bralds,
bracelets OF every variety, perfumery, hair aud
tooth brushes, and large variety Of notions, all
OF which viii be sold AT New York prices
b. We have engaged the services Of one Of the
bsst cloak makers East TO conduct our cloak de-
partment. Closks cut without charge when III.
materials are bought in the store.
ectaid Il II. ABBOTT 4 co.
mAINElAN LODGE, No. 30, 4. q. CT.
Meets every Tuesday evening q. TsupKnAHeE
HALL, on Main street between stb and 9th Mem.
bers in gecd standing are invited to attend
J ". DELApLAN, ". ct
Nh fksiKw, w. ,, dee6m.
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Stoves.

Among The former they
would call particular at
tention to the Golden
Era" Hot air Cook Stove,
which has now stood the
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Corner Of 9th and johnson sts. .......... RORuK.
.. .. VAIL Co.,
HAVING erected and put in operstios % e.
i i tabllshmcnt under the sbove name, ere PRE-
pared 10 furnish to order, 81 short notice,
ENGINES AND MILL-WORKS!
And are constantly manufacturing superior Porto.
Bile Circular Sew Aiils. Also, MuLAy end sssL
6sv Irons, on the most improved plans.
BOILERS, CHIMNEYS BREECHINGS
furnished toorder. We psy particular sttention
TO the 6tting up Of msehiIery for
FIGURING MILLS AND DlSTlLL3RIfS,
and persons wanting that kind u verk are invited
20 examine oar stock geering patterns before en-
gazing theiY work Catalogues VI patterns sent
post paid, when requested.
keok uk, Dec. 3, 'b6 -dAwf.
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a.--l
DlR0cs 1m1poSsAsSsA.
G M.A -. TUCKHK are nsv rsssiving theis
g. 1nglish Sscds ior The spring trade y sns
stssnss . N Mississippi. together with exiea-
sivs pusehass from American Manufacturers, bX
almost svesy hoae which arrives q this port, ans
are prepared 70 oasr increased inducements TO par
shassss, and will duplicate any ST. Louis bil which
mag have been made in our line dAw
MILLEks and Manufacturers will nnd con-
Ivl slant supply Of large Circular Saws, wesran-
Ted, and At the manufacturers prices, say %, -,
81 and "a inches, and when required 90 inches, 20
geth:r With the smaller aises a. the sgn q sAs
Red Paddock. 8. W. IL. TUCKER.
may2ldAw.
4 xEs lAxEs Hunts Collins ,simmons' Lip
= pin''''' .'''' ''' '''i s. W v. z H. TUCKER.
CPADES-Ames' Row lands and other brands;
y for sale by 8. W. II. TUCKER.
CHOvELs-Ames' kowiand's and other brands
- for sale by B. VI Il. TUCKER
IOES--Solid goose neck, rivcted, caststeel plan
rietyby s. w.. 4 II. TUCKER.
TX and Trace Chains, > large stock, for sale lov
~ by s.W.A II. TUCKER.
rORN PLANTRKS--A Superior article for horse
~ power, and wonderful labor and time saving
machine. for sale by s. VS. II. TUCKER.
Z yRAIN and grass scythes--A large stock Of Wal
NJ dron's and other makes, for sale low by
o. " H. lbIhEh
NOLAY iron aud wood braeed grain cradi. 3 for
lVl sale low by s. W. II. TUCKER.
SNAITHs-wrought tube patent and common
- Snai,hs, large stock, for sale Low by
s.W.& w.. TUCKER.
LAY and Straw Forks--A very large stock Of
wsH. TUCKER.
J, FORKS long ''s 'ee' Anpe 4Gts Il
LAY and Garden Kakes for sale by
Ii s. n. TUCKER.
I EDGE Shear and Pruning Hooks, Of different
L patterns, fur sale low by
s.w. All. TUCKER.
4 ,kAss Hooks for sale by
" s.w I'll. TUCKER
(N0IL Chain, Japanned, for fencing cemetery
~ grounds, for sale low by
SWAN. TUCKER.
BLACKSMITH Drills for the bench, good Ar.
- tiele, for sale low by
SWAN. TUCKER.
| HORSE SHOE Nails, the genuine Irlfbn, and
others, for sale low by
swan TUCKER.
Z 0oPERS' Tools, . good assortment, for sale bk
~ \. w. II. TUCKER
Sign Of the Red Paddock
straw anA C0rn-sinlk Cutsers.
A VERf substantial machine, considered the
4 L. best IN use, cutting equally well straw and
corn stalks for fodder-somet thing which should be
| in the hands Of every farmer and stable keeper.
For sale by b. W. r II. TUCKER.
ang3d2w Sign d the Red Paddock.
n
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1896. HATS, CAPS 4 FuRS. 1880.
1l0 CASKS HATS rec sived from the Man =
wv ufAcory, II all styles, qualities and
prices Tor sale cheap AT Wholesale and retail
Merchants will do we'll 10 call and examine nv
stock, ~ Am bound not 10 be uniersold hy any
house IN the West. etther al ST Louis Or CINCINNATI
Call and examine prices and goois a,
sHELD0N'S,
stPslVa 70 Main street.
900 DOE, Mems Plush Gaps, ne~ styles ana all
qaAhtaes Tor sale eheapst SilELD0N'S
septi0d 70 Main.trs.t
1000 boz. Mons silk, fur, aud Wool Hats, Tor
sale cheap At sHFLu0S's
ssPtlVa 10 Main street.
800 boz. Mems Buck Gioscs, Mitts. t,uan,let.
and Ladies' Fancy Fan, for sale cheap at
septi0d sHELDoN's 10 Main street
ADiEs.--Aow i. the time for you ali to come
and secure yourselves of those splendid sett.
81 fur1 have just received my winter stock of
Them and Viii cell them ne cheap a. you can buy
them IA 81 Louis. Among ny stock III ny be found
the foIlewing
STONE MARTIN,
AMERICAN SABLE.
FITCH
RUSSIAN FITCH
MOUNTAIN MARTIN
ROCK MARTIN,
CoNEY.
Come one, come all and examine No trouble 10
snow goods at slfEI4D0N's
sepltd 76 Main street
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hereb; recommend my friend Hurley to or
numerous ratrona ~ d gentleman every way ~ar.
Thy Their entire confidence, aud fully cal able Of
conducting The business to the entire satisfaction II
all.
dec diff T KELLEY
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KEOKUK mA1DLE WORAO.
~ =. HawAen 4 Sen.
A LWAY6 keep on hand good stock Of the AYst
"A quality u Marble, which We will sell q the
vely lowest rates.
1he best kind Of workmanship guarAatesd, and
orders solicited Tor plsin and ental styles In
Stone or Marble.
Shop on Third street, bet Main and Blondsau.
sopl6. sb6--d1y.
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AhaiI the MAn u fact cries 81 kesknk
BE HustaimeAl

be SOOto1me0{
rs QUESTION OF VITAL IMPORTANCE To
THt FUTURE INTERESTS OF OlKCIIY.
Citisens are invited to call 81 the wsssrooms 81
the Keok uk Furniture Mandatory, l3S Main-st.,
and examine our stock of PArior, Chamber, and
Dining Room Fsrpiture. Our assortn.sot 10 now
complete. and We are manufacturing . variety u
articles entirely to the trade, which for style,
vorkmsnship and finish cannot BE- oxcslisd By any
honss. East West.
deci7-d KILBOURNE DAVIS.
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DissoIult0u.
fINHE partnership heretofore existing between
i kelly Hurley, III the Merchant Tailoring
business, Oh Jelns0u street is this day dissolved
~ mutual consent The business win be CON
Quoted hereafter by u. W. Hurley. who is fully
authorized 70 collect all accounts due tile frin aud
Will pay al claims against the same
Il. KELLEY
AoF1 -, 1886. CIV. HURLEY
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16

ST. Louis, May 4th.-The Dsnocra.
publishes letter, signed by several cit
liens Of Lawrence, Kansas, to Secretary
Stanton, Stating that ii the following
course is adopted they will 60 into an
election Of delegate: Two persons Cone
from each party, selected from each dis
trict, to correct the registry list; TO pro-
coed together ond register legal voteres;
the Probate Judges to correct the FIRST
lists, and An apportionment Of delegates
to be made according to these returns,
four Judges Of election (two from each
party) to be elected in each precinct;
names ofthree of said Judges are required,
on certificates, to entitle . person to 4
seat in the Convention. Later adviccs
states that Stanton declines the propo-
sition,
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- ere1g :. llssisa I. Isva.
", asssnpssa 10 dly yesterday %
lie e. result IS - Rtc elession,
80 Ied b = bee q e.nvassc.
y word = Two III onnec''os "
- .eeS r. we hare elected
a our candidates, and that there II
- ! small majority against us On gu
perintepdent and Register Of Land Once.
- ssesa aHalsaas saai1 80 -
vn1]d wcuId u close; that tho chances
-cre II favor Of the election Of : portion
~ our tickets and that il woald DO fcsnd
4 any Of the opposition candidates were
chosen, they were indebted e Hfpso,.
con voter fer snsh gra inc feeo"
yerifes tAig p knsdt hbs only In spirit,
lint g the Itser. Enough Republican
VOTE ,amAia6a = homie m Dubuque
.orssy aloss % change The result, md
secure the election OF our whole ticket.
M Fisher il elected By the Republican
1.yOtss Of Ms own county Clayton. int
county il RepAb6sea BY At least wv
votes, having given nearly 100 for Ere.
mont: ret M. Fishsf has majority OF
4().D yotes! This result il due moi 80 much
10 Ii personal popularity there, q e an
absence Of party feeling and feeling Of
disapointment that the kepabllcan can
didete W. not chosen from that aecelon
Of the State. In another northern Ne
publican couuty, several towns were
w;tbont Republican tickets. In another
whioh. aass' . Repahlican majority Of be-
tween loo and 200, democratic ma
iority to that extent is returned because
Of informality in the returns. Indeed
errors in makiug ont the returns lose vs.
enough votes t. change the result
AZ the Fall election %, 900 votes we're
polled. The. vote vt the late election is
only 81, 600. ts.ssel7 ! D ~ -
The Counties from which the returns
were not sent, probably gave > majority
Of 1t least 800 votes in our favor
In view Of such facts TO call the result
of the late election, . democratic triumph
or to say that it indicates "A increase OF
Democrats strength in the State. y m
absurdity 80 gross - not to deceive any
man. The Republicans Of Clayton ought
certainly to receive a special note 81
thanks from Mr.. Fisher and his friends
for the election Of che former. We dom I
see any sach complimentary votes from
the Democrats Of Linn for their local
candidate; on the contrary We 6nd his
majority half that given our ticket there
last fnl1,--IO,c0 ReDuL. SM inst
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THREE Circuses nj Oacc.

We are to have sort Of Circus cele.
bration on "Wednesday May 9th whcs
Spandlins Il Rogers three combined Cir.
cuscs are to be exhibited here, all unde,
one tent, and all for one price Of admis.
sion. For some time past, Messrs.
Spandling 4 Rogers have been the larges,
Circus proprietors in the world, having
IN operation ut tn: same time . colossal
establishment ON wheels in New York
and New England; a model Circus, a,
enormous expenses on board three show
steamers, Floating Palace, James Ray.
mond and Banjo, and an unique and
original concern transported by Railroad,
in cars Of thcis own invention and con.
struction, in the middle States and Can.
adas. This year they have brought all
hese companies together, for 4 grand
final tour in the West, preparatory ia
some gigantic enterprise Of great novelty
they are projecting for next season.
The Lcyiathan consolidation will be
announced on the morning Of arrival, by
Otto kyle's celebrated Bugle Band, 10
: huge chariot drawn by forty horses,
driven BY one man, and previous to open.
ing the doors Of the Tent at Noon, Mile
Agnes, Paragon Of skill and courage.
will make grand free ascension into
the air upon . single wire, extended
from the ground outside the tent, near
200 feet to the top Of the centre pole
Three sets Of Performers, three sets Of
Clowns, three sets Of Ring Horses, and
everything ON . corresponding scale,
will insure an entertainment such n has
aerer before been afforded w in the Cir
sus lino. q E..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16

CATTLE STARVING TO DEATH We
learn from gentleman who came in from
Concord, yesterday, that many cattle arc
dying from starvation in that town. The
hay is entirely consumed, and none can
be purchased in the vicinity Ut any price.
Some Of the farmers have come into
the city for corn to keep their stock alive.
In several towns in Cataragus county,
cows are said to be dying for want Of food
The snow still lies upon the ground
the roads are almost ilnpasseuie, and a:
rhc hay, rtraw, and ysaiu, arc exhausted
there is no alternative for the farmers bu,
to sutf.g their cattle to die. This is I
! sad state OF things for this season Of tho
yexr.-B.Galo Courier I'D.
We clip the above article from an eas
tern exchange to show the farmers here
that the scarcity Of feed for cattle is no,
the fault Of the Country. We have
hoard Of much distress among farmers re
lating to their stock. and have reason t.
believe that the whole increase, or value
of produce in Iowa, for the last year, WA
lost during the past severe winter. II
| consequence Of this we have heard man,
Of our farmers particularly the new com
ers, complain Of their hard lot, and At
tribute il TO the severity Of the Iowa eli
mate.
BY the above it appears, it il not eve,
81 bad a. New York, and have noticed
many articles that the winter there ha
been moro severe and held on longer thar
here. Hold on then and bear it patient
| ly; there is good time coming, aud low
ha. no. suffered 20 badly az her easter,
sisters