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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-15
News from Washington.

The telegraph al nounees the sudden
death Of Senator Evans Of South Carroll
ma on Thursday evening Cause disease
of the heart Death has been busy of late
among the South Carolina delegation.
Mr.. Clingman, of n Carolina, hitherto
member Of the House, yesterday took
the place in the Senate left vacant by the
resignation of Mr.. Briggs, called to the
bench of the Supreme Court of that
State. He was appointed by the Cover
nor to serve through the unexpired por,
ton OF the term. The Minnesota bill of
the Sena'e is to be taken up in the House
to day. Judge l.oring was yesterday con-
firmed BY the Senate as Judge of the
Court Of Claims, to eli the vacancy occa-
stoned BY the death of Judge Gilchrist.
Ii is pretty fat berth, and viii no
doubt serve in some measure, rs it was in
tended, to console Judge Loring for the
trials he has undergone as the penalty of
disobeying the laws of Massachusetts in
order to aid the slave eatehers. - Chicago
Press
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Republican Congressional Convention.
SECOND DISTRICT

The Republicans Of the Second Congressional
District Of the state of Iowa are hereby notified
that Convention will be held at Iowa City. on
Friday the lsIh of Juue. A. u. ls55, for the por.
pose Of dominating Republican candidate for
Congress for said district and the transaction of
such other business may be deemed necessary
for the interest Of the party.
The ratio of representation Of each county,
will be one delegate for every 100 Republican
votes. and an additional one for every fraction
over fifty, the vote for Governor At the last Octo
Der election being the basis. Organized counties
having less than one hundred Republican voters
will be entitled ca ch TO one dele
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TOPEKA, KANSAS, Apr. sc


The convention for the nomination of
State officers to serve under the Leaven-
worth Constitution met here on the 18th,
and was in session two days. The attend
ance was large, and the Radical men in
the ascendancy
The following is the ,;oket nominated:
For Gov, Henry j. Adams, of Lea
wentworth, (now Mayor; Lieutenant Co
vernon, Col. G. X. Holiday, of Topeka;
for Congress, Judge Conway; Judges of
tie Supreme Court, VIM. A. Phillips,
Lorenzo Dow, VIM. Mckay
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Ekirmish ON the Mormaton, In Kansas.
The Free State Boys route the United

Inc ITee Stutt Doys fVNte "e S"tte"
States Troops--one Dragon killed.
Qfrom the Lawrence Republican, April 29.)
Our readers are aware of the troubles
which have been existing In Bourbon
county during rearly all Of the last six
months. Forbearance having ceased to
be virtue, the Free Statemen rose
killed one pro-slavery man and drove
soms of the more obnoxious ones out of
the settlement On the Mormaton, a sim
liar state of feeling has prevailed. Last
Wednesday, a week, small company of
Free State boys were retal,ating by
giving notice TO some obnoxious pro-sla-
very men who had been Implicated in the
trouble, to leave. The company had pas
sed on up the river. Meantime som., of
the pro-slavery men hastend to Fort Scott
and rallied Marshal Little with posse of
twenty or more United States Dragons,
under command oi Cap Anderson They
discovered the Free State boys about two
miles off on the prairie and immediately
made for them. The boys meantime fell
back and made a stand near the river
their number being reduced to some s
or 10. Il Dragons came on under full
charge. When within few hundred
feet the boys called cut to them to halt,
which command was not needed The
order to halt was again repeated, with
like result Tie little handful of heroes
then poured volley from Shapes riaes
into the assalants. -One Dragon fell
dead; the Captain was wounded, his horse
shot, aud some of the dragons were
wounded, and horses shot. At this IN
expected reception, the gallant Dragons
fred wheeled aud fled, until they had re-
tired beyond eun-slot, when they held a
council of war, sent back to the Free
State Convention for q physician to at
tend the wounded, and dIsptched mes.
seDger to the Fort for re-inforcements
The doctor came and attended the
wounded \ new lot Of Dragons also
came on from the Fort. Meanwhile, the
Free State boys had crossed the river,
aud were out of sight, The reinforce
ments having arrived, another council Of
war was held--and it was finally deter
mined to fall back upon the / ort,
which was accomplished in good order.
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Later from Camp Scott, dc.

ST Louis, May l0.-An Independ-
ence dispatch announces the arrival of
Mr.. Mason, who left Camp Scott on
March Sd. Ills news is not important.
Gen. Johnson was anxiously awaiting
the arrival of Capt Marcy.
The health Of the army was remarka-
bly, good. Provision was becoming scarce
but supplies were expected from Fort
Laramie.
Mr.. Mason was detained seventeen
days on account o. snow storms. H.
met Col ilotInan's command II mics
beyond kearney Twelve hundred troops
have arrived here within three lays.
The Republican $ Leavenworth CORES.
pendent notices ruinor from Camp Scott,
that Capt. Marcy cannot reinforce Gen,
johnson, until the end Of June. The
Republican discredits this, editorally, and
states that Marcy would not be detained
more that ten days waiting for reinforce
ments organized by Gen. Garland, and
would then be in condition to march to
Camp Scott in forty days.
Santa Fe Merchants arrived on Satur.
day, br nging no important news. They
suffered terribly from storms and cold
weather, every train leaving greater or
less number of animals All the streans
were high, and water covered the plains.
TIE Indians they met on the way re-
ported the loss Of nearly all their animals
by extreme cold They met numerous
herds Of buffalo within days ride Of the
settlements in Kansas.
The Democratic Convention of the ttb
district unanimously nominated James
Craig for reelection /, Congress.
Major Gen. Smith and staff leave FIR
Leavenworth this p NJ. Smiths health
is much improved.
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Lipton Aobertiser.
s. s. DA NIELS, E DITTO X
SATURDAY. MAY Is, 1853.
Republican state Convention.

4 Republican State Convention will be held at
iowa City on Thursday, the 18th day of June, So
for the parpose OF nominating candidates for the
offices of Secretary, Auditor, and Treasurer Of
state aud Attorney General, and for the transae
ton of such other business as may be deemed
necessary by tue Convention.
The ratio Of representation of each county will
be aeleg gate for every hundred Republican
votes, and an additional one for every fraction
over fifty. the vote on Governor at the late State
election being the hasis. Organized counties
with less than one hundred Republican voters
viii be entitled each to one delegate
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-15
Women's Anti.Liquor Deinousi rations lie.
galized i'm Massachusetts,.

1t has lately been decided in Massachu-
sets that, under the provisions of the
Nuisance Act" the people have the
right to destroy liquor illegally kept for
sale, wherever they can find it. The
question came up in reference to the wo-
men of Rockport, who were prosecuted
by the keeper of a drinking saloon in that
place for taking possession of his estab-
lishment and destroying all the wines and
spirits. Judge Shaw referred the jury
to the act above cited, and they discharg-
the fair respondentsIS- Chi. Trib.
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Republican County Convention.

The h&puaiicans OF Cedar County are hereby
notified that a Mass Convention, will be held at
Upton, on Saturday, the 5th day Of June next
for the purpose Of selecta delegates 10 astehd
the State, Congressional and district lJuuicaI
Conventions, and the transaction OF such other
business as uIay be deemed necessary by the Con
yentipn
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-15
Railroad Accident.

The bridge over Sauquoit creek, near
Whitesboro, N Y, on Central X. r..
broke down on the 18th inst, killing
eight, and iujuring fifty of the pss en-
gers. Several are so severely wounded
that they cannot survive.
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TIE ROLL OF DFsERTFRS.
G. l., and NJ. Railroad.

We learn fro the Clinton Herald, that
the iron fer twenty miles more Of the
above road is plrcha.ed, and part Of it is
at Fulton 1t is the intention Of the
company to lay down the iron as fast as
possible.
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Iron safes are no protection AGAR

Iron safes are no protection against
the predatory eeniuses Of our day A ma.
chine has been found in the possession OF
retuuel convict in Manchester, Eng.
land. which in an hour or two will cut out
OF the door Of a safe, made of iron half an
inch thick, a piece sufficiently large to
allow the thief's hand to be thrust into
the safe.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-15

PRENTICE says it seems to be subject
Of doubt among the quidnucs at Washing
ton whether Mr.. BUCHANAN will die or
resign. We think he will do pcithcr-
which is decidedly worse than either
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-15
List of DeseTtefs.

The following are the deserters from
the Douglas tdemocratie) canp--tho trail
tors BY whose votes the English iniquity
ives driven through. When Lecompton
was last before the House, all Of them 70.
4,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-15

na-- Mayor Tiemann, of n. Y. is
dealing out justice with firm hand, to
the gamblers, swindiers and keepers of
houses Of prostitution Success to him.
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A kiss. says an ingenious authority, il
like the Creation, because it is made of
nothing, and is very good.
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Dissolu

lie FIRM OFE. CHiLDS 4 co. HAVE rus
day dissolved pa tnership, by mutual .a4.
SEM. The business will hereafter he con4uctrt
ny r. d l. Chihls with whom the account, IF
Tie hfin are left for collection Thos. y Jo AZ.
indebted will please call ana settle imm ujatelr.
E.CHiiDS
NJ 1HlLD~
M ". A. SCARBOROUGH
Upton, March 10Th, ISIS. ia
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-15

r Would announce TO the citizens of Upton. ,nd
4 surrounding country, that have removed 10
I G room over Tamusun's store, where may at
all times be found reaty to wait on those who
may favor me with a call.
Having permanently located here, ] am de-
termined TO do ny no Ak in such manner that no
reasonable person an and fau.t. | sili warrant
my work Twill take wood, wheat, corn. oats or
potatoes in exchange for. pictures, for which
will pay tn highest market price.
Upton, Oct. 81. STAB L. u. SIMMONS.
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From Ghallaghers General Advertising and
Collecting Agency. Chicago,
" the GREATEST
IS: MEDICAL
x DISCOVERY
u OF THE AGE.

~ IN NJ VI Ill Miph.
From he Worst scrofaia 10 a Common fipsIs
lie has tried it in over 100 cases and never
cept In two casasaeth thunder hulnor lie has NOW IN
NJ possession over tso hundred certificates yiue
ali within twenty mee Of Boston.
Two bottles are al nursing sore mouth
one to three bottles will cure the kind OF pin
pies on the face. - P.-
Two to three bottles will clear the system Of B,es
Two bottles are warranted cure the worst canker in
the mouth or stomach. ~ "
Three to Eve bottles are warranted =, a,u. a. -.
ease Of Eryspeias ~ s'
One to two bottles warranted to cure all bnmor Il,
the eyes. " "''Ho' !"
Two bottles are warranted 70 cure runnin. of,bo .
and hlotches among the hair ~ ~
Four TO SIX bottles are warranted to corrupt and
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin.
I"o or taree bottles are warranted cure III.
case of rugworm. e Nors'
Two or three bottles warraAted to cure the ,o.,
desperate cases Of Rheumatism. ''
rheume. - N1'e 'he sdtt-
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case. a,
MIA. Ns u ser'-
benefit is always experienced from the frs, haiti.
AMI perfect is warranted whence ~ oo'tle
quantity is tssen. ~ "'o's
Nothing locks improbable to those ,bo h,.. +.
VAIN aried AL the WONDERFUL medicines of the aav -
though acoanon common weed growing m ~. -,
ana along Old stone walls, should cure every hnr,ar ~
.he system yet y ga hAel fact. If,ou have hn
mer, u has to start. There are DO IFS nor ANS 80
nor mas about 1t shifting some cases. Int nnt -
@ over thousand bottles of it in tile vicinity Of
pos'oh 1 KNOW the effect OF IT in every case Ithss
already done some Of the greatest cures ever A. &c
aassaehsset.s give II 10 children year old. 20 old
peopie ~ sixty. have seen poor, pany y-Ioot
ing children, whose flesh soft and naby re- .Ira
% perfect state Of health by the use Of one hottie
70 Those who arc subject 10 sick head ache M ho.
va" a Always cure IT, II gives great relief il catarrb
IT.; 1A.hess' some who had taken It hid been cos
i've %, years, and have been regulated nv IT, Wber.
pods Is sound works quite easy, hut where thers
any arrangement Of the functions of nature /, vii,
cause very singular feelings hut YOU mpst M, ne ai
.hey Always disappear in Rom four DAYS To wsar
ahere = never bad result from it: on thu contrary
80 ieei,ng y gone. You will feel yourself like
new person. heard some Of the o,,., ~ ~
eo !, q Y that every listened TO- $50 ="
=, nanuI4etureI ~ DONALD KENNEDY NJ ION
warren street, hoxhlry, Mass. Price 81 90
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y = . -
More Heads Ol

Thirty-two Douglas Postmasters in II.
linois have lost their official heals with.
/, few days
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MEAT CUTTERS and Suffer. for sale by
"a J. Il e. A nSrP.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the las will ard
testament of John Peacock deceased late of c.
dar County State OF Iowa was pablicir read at
the May Term o. the County Court Of said coun,
T. whereupon II Was ordered, that the time for
proving Inc same be The first Monday in Jane
next at which ime q ~rson- Interested In said
estate are required To ar ear and show e-gsn. If
any they have, agains' the probate Of said will.
By order of tie County Court Of said county
this 9TH lay Of May 4. ID. 1864.
GEORGE SMITH,
~ 4w I0May Judge.
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ENERANED.

'RoM the subscriber, one yoke OF tive var
a, oias. red and whtte--one almost white, ats
ihe haeSi one brindle COW. short tail
GEO. 4. DENFRklN
Pennington Coon Grove Fob. n 49,
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uAGAklAN GRASS, Clover ana ,1,u7,I-,,
Seeds, fur sale by J.HcA MYEp
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NOTICE.
ALL persons are hereby Notified

- INST trusting my wife Mehetable, on nv a..
count ~ she has left my he'd ana hoa~ ~ my NC.
any luFs caase or prcvoeation, and I vii, ~ -.
: So ray AM debt contracted by her afta, ~.
a. -, a.. 80 ABRAHAM H. NALL.
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On the IL inst, by Elder u. Mclaughlin. Mr.
Miss Eliza Morrow. of Upton. Cedar Co.
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FROM CRIyEN,S
THE LAST CALL
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF CEDAR
COUNTY. FOR

lakes OF 1857 :
HE said taxes have been due since III, 18TH
4 day OF November last, aud have been dra.,
ing interest at the rate twenty tive per cent.
since the ist day of February, ls5s. The an IT,
qales. that II the taxes are not paid at thu dale
'ass above mentioned, that the treasurer sha i
proceed 10 collect the same by selling the tae
payers personal property. From shc yaslauauA.
OF produce ard The abundance Of praprrty that
neafis every taxpayer has, there i no e&cuee
'or 'his hardness and long d.ay in the pay
une nj OF taxes. You are therefore hereby notified
mat Your taxes must be paid on or before The 18Th
ua9 VI May 1913 with the aeerning interest thele-
~ II not paid the treasarer's oHine vi -
closed and the treasurer will proceed to d5>l.o~a
- PERSONAL property at your costs including nj
'sg and posting notices. H. &. PlATF Treas
Upton, March 2uth, la5s.
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ing p'o"s JUS received for the spring
ia e.. 4. MYfR
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FARMERS wishing to engage far -. -.
sss. Mahny's or Atkins seifrakins resn.
ss' can 90 so, at manufacturers prices Iv ral,ir,
on the undersigned. We. uyrpg
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a9rlculturaI, SIC.
GOOD ROADS.

The importance of good roads, especially
in a country like ours, deserves more
thought and pains-taking than is generally
conceded to it. Every American that Wis
its Europe is struck with the difference !;
though his native land is disparaged by the
contrast, he is scarce satisfied with the ex-
cuse that it is comparatively in its youth,
or, in many of its vast districts, more truly
in its infancy. This indeed is true, but it
cannot wholly be admitted as an apology.
We are too reckless, too negligent, and
consequently too unscientifc. And in a
letter to the editor of the Tribune, a farmer
in Pennsylvania thus gives valuable hints
as to the science of road making:
"Recollect, farmers and teamsters, that
on an inclined plane rising only one foot in
twenty-four, which is a very gentle hill. a
horse can pull only one-half the load that
he can on level; and that on an inclined
plane Of one in ten, he can only pull one
fourth. Just imagine one horse on level
doing as much as four can on hills to be
met with in every undulating country. If
you cannot see how Intimately that affects
your purposes, there is no use in saving
more on the subject
Now, by the employment of a very
moderate degree of skill, fair lines of road
may be had through most districts. In
place Of the fearful hills, most admirable
line could be obtained Indeed. so glaring
are the faults in choice Of ground, that I
can only suppose they are frequently com
mltted on purpose, in order to lessen the
weight that a team could draw over road
that charges toll. In the older States. I
fear the chance of improving the location
OF the existing roads is small, as, where
the land Is valuable, and many interests
involved IN 1t, the owners are much aycrse
to changing lines Of road, notwithstanding
they would be gamers in the long run. by
SO dong; but it cannot be too often repeated
10 those lnhabiting new States, and who
nave still the power TO make a choice in
the matter, to secure good location for
your roads at first. Never mind the con-
dltlon OF the surface for the present: ac-
cordlng as land becomes more valuable
around the newly laid out road, people will
see the necessity of putting a good. firm
material On it-that viii be only matter
OF time; but if the laying out be faulty in
the first instance, it is seldom remedied
afterwards. OF course, it would be far
better to have the road constructed on cor
rect principles at first but this might be
expecting too much On good broken
stone road, horse can pull three times as
much as he can on ordinary rough ones.
lake TINS IN connection with the fact about
the loss of power in ascending hills, and
you can form some idea Of the relative val
ue OF good and bad roads. To sum up all.
good road IS cheap at almost any price.
WINE bad one is dear, even if it could be
had for nothing" 0N''1 '0