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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-17
Negro Evidences.

81
Wonder il dsmocrsss are simple jus'
becsucs they are democrats! rhe bill
introduced into tho General Assembly
Of Iowa, seems to BE- quite IN sysssoss
10 the Democrats Party. We cannos
think but, that, j, indicates q corrupt
heart. IN any man. to wiggie, and dilly
daily so much about thing 80 good
and wholesome as that OF allowing good
evidence in our courts Of Justice. II
evidence is good, why keep it out Of
Court. If persons intend TO defeat the
ends Of jast'ce, violate laws and tranple
them under loot, il. Of course, is mat
ter oi policy with them, to cut off a.
much r,',able testimony as possible.
We would like 10 isnow what the diff
ference is, whether the evidence comes
from white, red, or black person, does
that make the evidence white, red on
stacks Suppose some Of these conscien-
THUS persons we're, TO have a horse
stolen, near relarve murdered or &c,
MORALLY whipped themselves, aud IN
either case could have no evidence bu,
some good homes, Negro or Indian, we
think they would be brough. to speedy
conversion, and would be found on the
stool Of repentance a, once. .......
There osn experience would teach
them the right way, and fools will learn
in no other. l. is consumate folly to say
that such law would be entirely for
the benefit Of the red and black man,
when common sense would teach every
person, that good Testimony should in
no case be Gu. off where il can be had.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-17

Ca The poetry by "A Stranger" is
declined for the simple reason that no
real name accompanies tive know Of
no person at Mt. Vernos By the name
Of A. Stranger.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-17
S AMuEL DEWEL

LAND AGENT.
WILL attend promptly to all business reaaSs
ing an agent; such a.
Pa YlNG or TAXES
Buying and selling on Commission,
giving ~ ortnation respecting lands in this eouu-
~. Ernigrauts and all persons wishing 10 pur-
chase choice lands either improved or uuiu.
proved can be accommodate on reasonable
terms by calling ut his Office.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-17

Reasng. Few have been sufficiently
sensible OF the Inporla iee OF that eeono.
my OF reading which setrcts Almost ex-
claslvely the very first order OF books -
Why should man, except for some spe.
cial reason. read a very inferior book, al
Tie very .lne be might be reading one Of
Ia" highest order!
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-17
N Office.

All persons knowing themselves 10 be ind .bt-
cd to the School House Fund. List No. / :;
Center Township, will come forward and make
immediate payment or do worse. There has
been certain amount OF work done. Tor which
the contractors are suffering for want oft; maks
one effort. s, Dewell Re- prs,taru
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-17

FIRE. The residence of John Mum
nine mics south cas-, of Tip'on, caught
fire on Saturday last and was burned to
ashes, the House was worth $500, or
81 900, and money, several hundred
dollar',some specie and balance in bills.
1t was supposed to nave caught from q
stove plpe.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-17

A rather magnIfceutIy proportoned
illustration Of the credit system can be
found IL The condition OF the Richmond
Enquirer, when, after fifty years OF pup
IIcauon, ITS proprietor removed to Wash
nglon, his books showed over $4,000 900
due rom living patrons. The amount
OF Total loss was no. given, but was es-
tlmated al S3oC 900 or more.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-17
EEG1f NOGJGGG
Legal Office

Public Notice Is hereby given that at the IAN.
Term, 1857 Of the County Court OF Cedar Comfy,
on the last VIII and Testament Of Jesse Hoover,
diseased late of this County, we appeared and
Read in open Court, and by order Continued un-
till the March Term, A. D. 1857. to be proven up
according to Law, WELLS SPICER
n.3-4-t County Judge
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-17
To- Subscribers.

hN-~ho wonin prefer rvr;s, the .qdrer-
fser AZ the office Of the .1dpertis,r, will,
please call at the office, on Saturday next,
for their paper, and we Will put their
nalne on separate list.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-17

s5 An exchange paper, under the
head Of GOOD ADVICE" advises young
men 10 wrap Il emselves Up in their vir.
tue. A contemporary well says, "many
Of them would freeze 10 death lf they had
10 warmer covering.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-17
Half Breed Srip. From n uo,e ,

Half Breed srip.-Ffom a note re-
celved from the Hon. Fl NJ. Rice, we
learn the scrip for The Lake Pepin Nix
ell Bloods, Is being preps ed at the Gen
s;a Land Office, aud will be sent out IN
shot time, aud will be gwen 10 each
on his signing a relinqnshtnen, OF his IN
iere$t IN the tract. MS will be good
news TO those Interested. So. Paul Pro
n
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-17

TAKEN Up by p. Frink. at bis residence in
Polk Township, Cedar CO., State of Iowa.ou
the 18th day OF Nov, 1856, an estray Mare colt,
TWO years old, cream cnlor, no marks or brands
ercrivahle. Appraised at S75. before Perez
Fink, E>q. S. NJ. YOUNG,
is.3m. County Clerk.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-17
Swami Lands.

Tie following letter from the Commis-
.toner of the General Land Office, in re.
latlon to Swamp Lands will be in,eres-
ting to those DESTROYS of information on
the subject. II will explain matters in
relation TO tn. sale OF thsse lads by
County Judges.
GENERAL LAND OrrIcE, Dec. A, 1856.
JAMES RHISrHAar. Esq. Sir: In re-
piu to your letter oil The Dist ull. | have
TO say that the Act Of allh September
1850, granting swamp and overfiowed
lands, requires that after the selection
and approval OF such lands, paten, shall
be issued In which the fee SIMPLE shall
vest in the State subject 10 the disposal
of the Legislature thereof. The patent
therefore, IS the real evidence oil title re-
CURED by the law, and we have uniform
ly held that until possessed thereof NJ
State has the legal ability to sell such
lands. If any State or hsr donees-
make such sales, il Is with the risk of an
ultimate affirmance of the title, and the
purchaser accepts with the same risk.
Very respectfully, your obi SeIv't
JOS. S. Wilson.
.dct.ng commissioner.
LAND OFFICE, FL DEs MONIES, Iowa.
December 1856
Notice is hereby given. that we, the undersigH-
ed Register and Receiver OF the Land Office in
Fort Des Moines, Iowa, have liked the time A.
hereinas or described for hearing the evidence in
the contested cases relating to swamp Lands, to
Sji via.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-17

OyE have IN haad aud for sale, a variety OF
w all kinds of Blanks iaeIaairy
Deeds M,rtx4xsa Eutss
Snhnoents Ronds. Executors,
Petitions for Ltg.ssit.
d.. aoads
Notices for T.sy Eaits,
do. nsai., s
R.esipt, for a.e Of Supervisors
AMI all other Blanks used by public officers ant
Dustasss men
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-17

SUI VEfORS OR E.NGL.NEERS
Wishing TO purchase COED THEODOLITE.
or 9 mmon Compass, can be accommodated
ny calling on :. DhyrTI
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-17

HAHa* C0flmHnrt on TIE I3f daY OF FPt.
ra'arr and Ia continue from day 10 iay until all
tie testimony ID heard. T. 4. WALKER, Re ster
p. II CASADAY, Receiver
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-15
special Dispatch 10 The \. rrtbone,
WASHINGTON. December -, 1856.

According to the last reports from
Wheatland. the Cabinet programme is par
tally changed from the original cast. II
now reads US follows Gen Cass, Secrc-
tary Of State Howell Cobb, Secretary Of
the Treasury jesse D. Bright. Secretary
Of the Interior. Gov Floyd. Senator's
Rusk aud Benjamin and Mr. Clifford are
not specifically designated. About Mr.
Rusk 5 occupation Of any place. but parti-
cularly for that for which he is indicated,
being Chairman Of the Post Office Commit
tee Of the Senate there is much doubt 1t
win he observed that Mr.. BENJAMIN is now
indicated US the representative man Of the
Old Line Wings, instead Of Mr. Preston Of
Kentucky. at first designated for that capa-
city. Mr.. Touey is discarded. md Mr.
Clifford is adopted for want Of better mate
rial
Mr. Buchanan may be here about the 5th
Of January, or he may postpone the time Of
coming till fortnight after. Both contn-
geuccis are probable, from his recent declar-
arions, AMI either may happen according to
the development OF circumstances.
CLANCY Jones Of Pennsylvania Is killed
Of for the Cabinet. but US Mr.. Buchanan
recommended him by letter for his own sue
sessOr in the British Mission he may provide
him official quarters.
No confidence is entertained that this last
cast can stand after Mr. Buchanan confers
in Washington. and the present publicity
will add to the demonstrations Of hostility
ALREADY intended. In fact. he Is just begin
ning TO ralize the difficulties Of his position,
and they have been seriously augmented ut
the outset by the interference in the Penn
syl,ania Senatorial question.
Whenever the Committee On the Public
Lands is called in the House, some decision
will be taken upon the Pacific Railroad,
which was pending On vote when the ex.
ira SESSION. adjourned. That Committee is
nov preparing substitute, with important
notifications and supposed improvements
hut il Is not true. as alleged. that they pro
pose grant to the King 4 Walker Com
la,ny for Southern route.
Pcrsifer r. Smith has been appointed 10
I'rlgadier Generalsbip created two years
ago. AMI since remaining vacant, with the
view Of elevating Jefferson Davis. who in
'hc mean time has been elevated 10 the
Senate.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-15

The Shareholders at Missouri now gave II
UP tha, Kansas IS destined ta b, q inc
State The H,gaii q Ff,~io.s "a! The ?oth
SAYS
\ v,n,l,men who has spent a graieF pr
,iun oi his life on the western horscrs II
MsSsouri. who i. familiar with the cutir
workings IT the Institution II slavery. and
who L. a, this tim a hrsyy Savehol,isr. rs.
surcd vs. The other day that the property
hol,hrs II that STATE VIA have hsn com
Isllrl tn Isy the cNTeu-a's II ,hos-, maiansi
ing expeditions into haIras, have fully DE-
ierminsi TO array thrns'lyyS. sith all thu
power they can command agars,; further
interference by the peoph II that state.
With the insti,n,ions cf X ausas Vie sad
tbs las had gutn hy Nhsn there vas even
hof- Il making ksisS.,S a slave state.
hwy .ntellic'nt I+rSun sho knows the
true state vt stsirs. sad h., knows thls 10
he the easr Ne claimed that S,r,agf.lsos
aai Atchinsoa might eoefinue 10 bias;er,
hat Il I'm a. ,hs~~ivs. instead ~ hurting
other. ike to Rntons hall thsy wooii
kill ibeus'iy,s splurgins
Nlrsdy many Isrssts b Miss1uri. WIN
apprshsHsk,l al was his; Y kaIras c'0i
not b. ulA,i. siAv. state an preTar,ng 'o
lsa,r Nith thrir Save Sc Texas, This :
bal the natural ,e,v; II Jh- sslssh state
rarutS NJ ,ho d,Ynacgues ~ Missouri. Nae
saa ~si-.w'lator w,ssd d. yal'sesess II Nan
sAs Was an at-Aitt1h state. Thr aSsrtl,ss
Il thu, nsn ,ha, NsS~oari would h. irsr
state IN TN wars Il \ ansss shcald t~ fVs
state has ,hnoe Hsse To inskr !, such than
al ,hS ae'ion 81 III Nor,hern rsn ea,b'n
81
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-15

WAsBIxssoS. De. 30.--1'be Senate adopt
ri a motion Of inquiry into the expedieocy
Of settIiug the boundary Tine between Cali
fo1ia spd Utah a.
On nsotioa of NJ. Weir resdutiou was
adopted calling On the President to commu-
niease statement Of all payments and a.
iowances. which have been made, and Of
ail claims disallowed. Gen. Scott, from the
Jay be joined the army in Mexico, to Dec
LIST. lsj6. together with any correspondence
on the subject.
HorsE-Ar. WsaAlnrn Of Ill, rose to
make his former assertion, that he Demo
cratic papers Of that State for the most part
did not publish the resolution Of the Cincin.
natl Convention indorsing Gen. Pierces ID
ministration, thus by the omission repudiat-
ing it. The Galena Courier and the Spring
field Register h.d admitted that they did
not publish the revolution.
Maxrs. Marshal and Harris, Of Ill. took
issue. denying that the Democracy Of that
State eyaaied the doctrines and position pres
enied by the Cincinnati Convention. The
resolution indorsing President Pierce was
not part Of the Platform. The Democratic
Convention passed one Of similar parport,
which was published in oil the Illinois Dem
ocratic papers.
The Diplomatic and Consular Appropris
ton bill being under consideration
Mr.. Haven moved to strike out the up.
preparation for salaries to twenty-five con
sular pupils, and asked whether we are to
have consular school In which 10 educate
them. Mr.. Pennington explained that con
sular pupils were merely clerks to consals,
whose salaries were insufficient to enable
them 10 employ such assistance. They
would. however bc trained TO the business
Of eonsals. Mr.. Quitman concurred with
Mr.. Haven. lie had always thought in
should he honest diplomacy, and not that Of
deceit which exists in European countries.
Further debate ensued involving the pro
priety Of paying consular pupils, when the
appropriation for their salaries was striker,
out, and the bin passed. Adjourned till
TIEtcN s--"' 80 ~'s-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-15

The Liverpool Times, with less preien-
SONS than its London nans~ake understands
American politics AMI the American char
ac'er much better Commenting upon our
late Presidential clcction. il thus paws ~ a
compliment which M nther p,'ple sci merit:
1T is amazing how %con par,y sp.git, car
rcd "a sucha verge of excess, Subsidies in the
United Stet,s when the will of the sov, rrign
pcople become known. The minority how
with instructive respect Ia that nuIncrical
preppaierancc which IL il the genius If the
American Constitution torpresni. How
ever tiercr thu struggle. however sups'rhu-
man the etf,rts which have been made 10
ssnre victory. the h'lligcrcnis, when the
battle iso,cr ay down their arms without
FORGETTING each others respect. II rquirrs
long train ~ educational training in prac-
| teal trs,iom to attain this control. bot il IS
prSs.sssd by the Americans To an extent
unknown in any other country where irec
institutions exist: AMI the solution of ID"
enigma must H. looked Tor in the fact that
every man feels himself an atom IN the gra;
total equal To the foremost 10 the lapi;
and the selfrg<prt ~ geuratei pays 10 ths
State the h,snagc 81 an ungrudginc snhml'-
sion Men ,i,-srve 90 rfrsr who can make
such sacrifices for Individual opinion. anal
W, yield With patriotic philosophy 20 the
carse Of events which they cannot csntrni.
The Union sianls in htts danger of dIsun-
ion whil,' .iiaiS noble scutimen' snimatss the
hr,,a,t- NJ American eiti1nS.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-15

Tss 0osRasSsAs ~ tss ExcWIxsx
0caxss. -Thr Asisans 1'r~surrs II 81.
lsab sdssstiuv tAAi h 3 aatAosinL 10 srll
tAgss ssastrs II million II cxcAAngv in
sgAa AaAs - Nrw YwA. TAr H. Louis
.scaaass a,sl hsatrs ohjsct 10 ,he ArSng.
asaa anrxias Int Il win -, ~ macA th-
sess s''s.'~sAs s''rsdy small ssrply If scai
htAsir city. i,~ ascAs oprvsmli by which
thb Ssssh ~ill he dnrs b ahxa, ~ &p,low-
n ssvvvaasra, sss.h e:MOoo In 81 Louis,
- iasssaa " <~diss ks~aM ,A~ coin
Asn Nsv Yea. ~ eSscn.ss, oauxss .,
~ Lssh b sssAssissa 10 sra drsf,s ,.yaL,r
\ ~ ssh.assssSy In N-~ Iosk. @ ,A-
vhnb snsaaa. n ssa u ~s-sisA,h Il
~Eeni. pv.isn = eAAy~i.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-15

. kw minulss, yWlnt coaN 3 bscosoe VI
kat Ahirt 2 M q hst my st.lod sp ~ i~
married. and forgot ~ about il. Mar
Ann wsx o real ISoalest erssser. and was
m0sep haif frighk1,ed TO tisath, vksn sls
cam iuto thu room with Stephen. s,x the
minister told EN- 10 jiDc hands. shs hst
give hsr I'm hand 10 stephen = Your cthrr
ksnd.' ssys tie minister. says be; md pa
strvs, iss waS ~ hashlsl too. he didn't know
what he Was about. h. thought twas his
mistake. and that tlr minister ineusrt him.
10 he give Mary Ann Aa I'm haul. That
wouldn't d., any wsy, = lssft-hanisd marriage
all round bat by tbs time thry Didn't know
what dry WIS sb6at, ard Mary Ann jirSd
lss risht hnnl with hi. I'm. thn the lrt with
ha right, thru both their In hands again.
till va. al " a Mypt, ard thought they
nawcr woah git fixed Mary Ann locked
rid ~ . turkey, md 10 make Hasttsn WORN.
sl,e hogan 10 cough. 10 turnit III, ] suppose,
and caltsi f1r % glass ~ water. The mint.-
ter Ind jist Is~n drinking. s,d the tumhIrr
st1h right tlnr. anil ] WIS ~ nayyous, asd
IN such y hurry u se il I'll over with,
kstchsd up thu tnmhkr, and run with II To
her for though 10 goodness .he wss going
10 faint. SM u1Isrtook u drink j don't
KNOW how hapisnssi, nut the tuinbHr shl.
p't', ana gracious mr. II between "a both
We dsi"' sp'n TN ws.fr OIL over her collar
AMI 'i.sve J vas dr MI flslsfsfesi, W u
looked IA thsagh twas my Esult; anal the
fnst thing dill was Ia out with my hmiSt
ksrchief. md give IL 10 Mary Ann. II wW
nicely done up; slm took il AMI shook Il out.
The blks hal held in putty well up IL that
tine hut thin nich giggIe airi h,igii
"s ~" IN" ~, i NV "aa, , ~" s "I
gnY Marv Am iLnf h,Lv', A,yfy"
Here Mrs Jones, who h u very assby No
nalA' uininia''d AM shook IKE nnkhty
F'y, WIN "er n'r'''; AMI u was some Tine
H''orc sm could, r""sl VAN mr. i'arrniiVe'
why, SAT-, -'~. WIN wars "i laughter
running down her f'''sks' ia '"ek.i INTO
my drc"r pocket ~ ha.nksrchi" That
came 81 ~'ng a''Seht "'''S"s'' nn u" "
norf - - -, .. ~" - ~'
AM wary Ann nisi SuIh*f' ~ere t"'y
f'afr~i a'''r "h
war ne' YES sahi Ms' 'o,.Si az" u
turnsi out ." IN 'hH gsye~' "~s''hx ever
"rHhs' 80.
~" 'hr p"',! sh1'' MIS- zone"
G,,l. IA IL o,.u,io,. Ev.,x,..,v :g,,s.i
.m,,h, u, m.Lr ~ A M, -. - :"
"G.n" H. I's.. :"
VEL. Mrs' s s. 80. -,
s,rs .h.. E.nvI /. ma, sr', All that ,lc
.,.l ~ ,he s,ory
"
ss,.h,.x ss..,sa,s.-rS. r,sss w..s.a a.,
Essmtmx = Ia,inx.
an =. -
NV w" '"h '""yu" mas c""P'*"
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CIR, for which II Is responsible
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CIV hsaslA 4 nm 90 70 % ~ wsrt.
Jsa bslbss ~ slaaass Psism ~ Hsvs.
. ss1agsaeh diapssea YVES received BY ths
Puss. Asa Bosdaax, sstIax thst Tn ~
pstsd asvivsl ihss II Soma II tn ps~v+
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ACshss jOsssal, pahllshsds II villa Clam.
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hw ~ siveM
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We w~ Ill preparing, sAhi Mr.. JOINS,
Ito ~ To thu wwklinx. WAS g'anw. father
wss going. thr gals was goins anil We WAS
going n take thr baby Hat cone Ia ,lr~s
,h~ baby cmhint nni the hahys shirt III
lahi cls~n osc cat II thr ,lrawr~s parpsr,
kmw js, whrsr Ill pat u. bat coar Ia
hs,k fort, Twas lsss,.
"rw assrys sAkes' xays !. gals, says
I. has any IN w Ssu that bAbys shir, =
w cArsr. nae On etn hail svW Il a,sl
hs,ked AMI tpkcl anil knk~i axl Looked
AMI hssk~, again. l1t twaN, mowl~rr Ia he
kmmi Ia thr strux,~, thing ia oil natar r.
say~ !. "hssc had that shirt in my hanl
uat uS,srn tcN minats~ sea a,sl now liz
xss. not4siy can ,c.l ~hrwl never s~
the bret 'GalA," sAys l. do kssk arca,si.
can't yc," Hut ftrtti,w woahlnr tmt i,
~ gave up and weat To th @Naa. anal
halssd up ancahsr shirt. anil pat Il QUITO thu
lshy s,Hi d lass. wr wHs UsAly ks start,
~tAshssd harsssrl up tAr drahk s~m
~ drove tAs ~ vAite man thss,, AMI the
suh a,nl I'll vas having gOsI tim, rsiaw
10 So Mary Am marrx<i but sosnc ho~
couhmv ri over that dirt Twsnt ths
dirt ~ mucA but Ia hasr anything spirited
away. right tsUn unsss my IAce a'Sl ry~ 81.
twas ~ovukisg.
what W tElnkiae ahuat us,hsr = says
So,Aray -whas ssaks~ w =, Soh~r = a,s
DIR.
I'm ,ss,eUl ~ ,h~ih. thinking slsS'
thai an, dirt" sayy J. -th~ II wa must
. enk Il, LIN sAssin." says
Now. uA." ayp Sophra,. says she.
YEA nss<h, ny skat" ~ys DO and as Id
NJ onto hsS god many tias'S shr was
hrxinns 10 ri vsxsxl; Aml 30 ~ Asd Il hsck
and A~sA IL sAxAss that baby. shirt, ill ~
gut " tn ww3dmw
"Sssisx svnpAsV kinhs pat IL cal ii my
mind. and ! wss eittMs sosi natar a Nin