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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-27


In our remsrks upon "the invasion Of
Jones County, and the preparation for
Defence" which We made a few weeks
since, We designed simply to ridicule the
idea that any officer was in danger if he
came here 70 execute 4 warrant, but it
seems that the editor of the Anamosa
Gazette was hit, and in a tender spot,
for in his paper of the 18th inst he says
our reaiarks were "string Of unmitga.
ted falsehood and senseless bombast" He
also says, that there was not the frs, step
or even a thought, of "sending to Du.
baque for muske,s." Now it may be that
he speaks the truth, bu, it is also true,
that more than one Of the citizens Of An
amosa said and believed i, was so. The
Gazette man let's off the following.
'If the citizens of Cedar county are
such quiet, orderly, industrious and hon.
est citizens why is it that that county
has become plague-stai upon the rep
utation Of the State as a reckless, lavless
law-defying community. in which mans
life is not worth a cob web, if certain
persons pronounce against him. 1t il
well-known as the Egypt Of Iowa, in that
respect.
If horse there's are safer out Of their
reach, why is it that pair Of mules and
horse were stolen two or three miles
on, OF town, on their route home, and
the same day they left? We infer that
Aorses are soter out IF their reach
We do not by any means acknowledge
these to be facts, although we know that
few jealous, mean spirited men are en-
desvering to induce the public to be-
leve they are so. We think that Jones
county man should be careful how he
makes such charges against Us, for if
what he says is true at all, it is true only
d ofthat part Of the county which is next
TO Jones county, and large part Of Jones
Co. is included Roberts wa. hung in
Jones county, There has been no out.
bresk in this Co, in which there we're
not large lumber Of Jones Co. men con-
ecrned
It may be that after our citizens had
left Anamosa, some horse thief thought it
would be good time to exercise his voca-
tions, a. he would be comparatively safe,
the enemie, Of horse thieves having all
left. It's true that horses are "safer', in
Cedar than they were last summer
But badinsge aside, we wish i. to DO
distinctly understood, that the acts of
the Regulators" in Clinton, Cedar, and
jones Counties, are disapproved of by the
mass Of our citizens. We acknowledge
that there has been great provocatiou bu.
We do not think itjusti6es the taking Of
human life. No one thinks tina, those
who have been hung, got more than they
deserved, but the law has been riolsted,
the public feeling outraged, and the val
ne of human life lessened in the eye. Of
those concerned in the outrages. We
have hoped, and do hope, that no more
such scenes will be enacted, for no one
cen tell where it will end
We do not believe there 10 . more or.
derly and peaceable people in Iowa, than
the citizene Of Cedar county. Our Court
docket shows that there 10 not near a
much litigation i, this. - in jones Co.,
elSo.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-27

WASHINGTON, Feb. %.

This p. NJ. ex-Lielt. Rhina aud his
friend, Capt. Corrie Of s. e., were held
to bail in the sum Of e2, 500 each, for their
appearance before the Criminsl Court, tor
challenging and posting Com Boutwell,
at whose instance the arrest was made.
The American party Of the Board Of
Managers Of the Washington National
Monument Society having, more than SIX
mouths ago, retired from Ill further con-
ncction Herewith, at meeting Of the
subscribers TO- day anew Board Of opposite
politics vi elected to serve one year, Of
till the next annual election, - provided
by the Constitution. The voting was all
one way.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-27
Cincinnati. Feb. 90

Last evening the NJ E. Church, on
9th, near Race street, was partly destroy
ed BY the explosion of defective gas
pipes; about 7 o'clock, some Is persons
assembled in the base,nenent for meeting,
where strong oder was observed. An
effort was made to discover the leaking;
light was applied to the meter, when the
blaze burst forth, but was extinguishcd
by buckets Of water; quiet Was almost
restored when the explosion took place
tearing up the door, shattering the wall
and making wreck Of the basement, in tho
church above, half Of the pews wore torn
up. and windows blown ont
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-27

ARLINGTON, Feb ~.
An alteration took place at the dinner
table at Browns Hotel between Hon.
James b. Clay and Mr.. Cullom, late Clerk
of the House. Subsequently, Mr. Cul.
lom struck Mr.. Clay with his open hand
in the face.
This morning ex-Lieut. A. c Rhind
posted Commander Boutwell, as liar and
coward near the Navy Department. 1,
is understood that the difficulty origina
ted several years ago on the Pacific blu,
was recently renewed before the Nava
Cour. of Enquiry.
Feb. 22-The efforts to reconcile The
difficulty between the the Hon. Jane.
Il. Clay and Mr.. Cullom have proved
abortiye. They. left Washington thi,
afternoon at 5 O'Clock, accompanied b,
their respective friends, for, it is raid
a place about 80 miles distant. The,
will probably fight tomorrow morning
Great excitement exists throughout
the city.
Dispatches just received by the ad
ministration from Kansas indicate mar
ked change in the aspect of affairs in tina,
territory. The person who sent the in
telligence. occupies high official posi-.
ton. He says that at the present time
. large majority of people are 10 favor OF
the immediate admission of Kansas unde,
the Lecompt Constitution.
Gen. Harrison the New Granada Min.
lister is in receipt Of his intelligence from
his government to the effect that the diff
fculties between the two government.
will be satisfactorily adjusted. He is OF
the opinion that the treaty recently ne
gociated will be ratified, the reports to Tho
contrary notwithstanding.
Feb. % ---Lieust. Bell and Williams
who had collision in barber shop, on
Sunday, went beyond Bladcnsburcl
this morning at o'clock. accompanied
by their respective friends. 1t is sale
that Bell fred at the word one, the bal
penetrating Williams hat Williams a.
the assailing party, having given the sal.
sifaction demanded, discharged his pisto
into the snow. The belligerents retired
and returned to Washington, apparcntl,
satisfied.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-27
Railroad Loan Ilefea ted.

The vote in Linn county, on affecting
. loan Of S75,OOO for Railroad purposes
$50, 900 to apply on the Chicago, Iowa
aud Nebraska Road, and &25, 900 on the
Dubuque Western Road, was defeated
on Wednesday last, by majority Of 526.
A very sensible conclusion for these hard
times.-Ddv. Gdz
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-27

- Since Jan. l, 1856, three thous-
and school houses have beeu built IN the
State of Illinois. This fact, added to the
detection of Judge Douglas, is most
ominous one to Democratic prospects IN
that State. Wash. Republic.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-27
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. %

The celebration of the Anniversary of
the birthday Of Washington was a grand
affair. The process. ion moved at ten O.
clock, aud Notwithstanding the unfavora.
bic state Of the weather, made = grand
display. Gov. Wise, of Virginia, vel
coined the visitors. Il. Thompson deliv-
cred IN ode and SEN. tor Hunter the ora
tion
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-27
WasAingt0n's Bin Aday.
NEW YORK, Feb. %.

The anniversary Of the birthday OF
Washington was celebrated by the Order
Of United Americants At the Academy OF
Music. That immense building was filled
to its utmost capacity and thousand we're
unable to obtain admittance. The address
was delivered BY Hon. Erastus Brooks.
Several regiments paraded, and the vete-
rams of 1872 called upon Mayor Tieman
at the City Hall. who gave them hearty
welcome. The 9Th and list regiments
were received by the Mayor.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-27
Columbus is Il

~ Columbus is the name proposed
for new territory, to be formed 10 what
10 known - "Carson Valley" and some
times called the "Grest Basin" 1t is a
vast region Of territory, lying partly in
California and Utah. It is stated that it
is nov inhabited BY 5000 whites and
100000 Indians The principal town is,
singularly enough, called Genoa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-27

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. /:

A large auti-Lecomp.on meeting took
place on Saturday afternoon. Postmas-
ter Jacob Reinhardt was chairman. Res
olutions were adopted denouncing the
Pesident's CO irse Oh the Lecompton ques-
ton, and endorcing Douglas aud Cox
Speeches were made by Judge johnson Of
Kansas, Payne, Morton, Geiger, and 9th
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-27

The ranting 6re-eaters, who are 50 RI
dicuiously threatening to Dissolve the Un-
lou, are well answered in the following
from the Baltimore American:
A DIsuNIoN THREAT-The Washing
ton Star says:
"Few men are better informed than
ourself upon the state Of feeling among
the members (of Congress, aud We are
satisfied that were Minnesota, with all her
disregard for the enabling act passed in
her case, to be admitted into the Union,
and Kansas, on account of the constitu-
ton With which she applies, to be refused
admission, no ten Southern Representa-
tives and Senators would remain day
longer in either hall of Congress. The
day for further compromises on the sla-
very question is passed"
Bacon in one of his essays says:
Because half . dozen grasshoppers
under fern make the field ring with
their importunate chirk, whilst thou
sands Of great cattle repose beneath the
shade of the oak, chew the cud and arc
silent, pray do not Imagine that those
who make the noise are the only inhab-
itants of the field; that of course they
are many in number; or that, after ali,
they are other than the little, shrivelled,
meagre, hopping, though loud aud troub.
lesome insects OF the hour
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-27

~John Randolph used to say that
John Quincy Adams was serving out the
remaining four years of his fathers term.
A friend observes that Buchanan is SER
wing ont the other four years Of Piercs's
term in the sar,e wy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-27

Burning Of the ship Dianond Osase'
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2O.-The Ola
moud State, formerly called the james
Ray, took fire during the night, and y! Is
stiil burning. 1t is supposed she WI
be a total loss. The ship LIS agrnund neal
the West Jersey ferry landing. She VA
tuli. 10 Wilmington, Del, and vas val
aed at ss,uOV--owncd BY Stetson & Co.
aud is fully Insured.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-27
WASHINGTON, Feb. q.

A number Of military companies para
ded the streets to- day, Notwithstanding
their slushiug condition, in honor of the
anniversary of Washington's birthday.
The Flags were displayed from the ship
ping and public buildings
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-27
NOTICE.

aoNiA |. srKoNo, OF springdals Tow nship. Cedar
County, Iowa. having left my bed and board with.
ont Any just caase or provocation whstever. ali
persons are notified not to t,uat or harhor .ar on
my account = will not Be responsible for debts
contracted BY her. SUE D sr.osn
6prisgdals. Ian. 3Oth 1855. IVA
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-27
BosToN, Feb. 2.

The anniversary of Washington's birth
day was observed here to-day by reading
his Farewell Address, by a military display
in the streets, and by numerous social
gatherings in the evening.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-27

Hartford Oounty Baak-.-wiil he taken at raRhy
for any debts due me, until further notice. Pay up
Nov. q II WILLS SRiCER
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-27

On the 22d Of February. 1855, by Rev. Jas. NJ 3,
Farlapd, Mr.. Henry s. Glaze, Of Montcznma lows
and Miss Mary Lizzie jewell, Of Cedar County.
Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-27

HEiMBOLD'S UNIVERSALLY APPROVED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Extract Buchu cures Dis
eases Of the Bladder, Kidneys Gravel Drop
~, Weakness &c. Read the advertisement IN
another column, headed "Hclmbold's Genuine
PREPARATION"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-27

RtnO CAGEe-Fancy. TIN, and large Bresdins
- ce1es fcY sslo ~ yAC1. MYrR
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-27

This institution has been removed to Cleveland Ohio
Degrees legally conferred, and Students upon 6radu
atng may be admitted TO practice For Circulars ID
dress, 1t Cleveland, Oily N. A. KING, Sec'y.
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- $500 :
SpEl,lAL. NOTICES.

Under this head will insert condensed special no
,ices ~ 10 cents per line for each nseon Is cent
per month"; or 50 per quarter, so per year.
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ESTRAYO.
TAKEN up by the sah4criber. two miles west II
j Upton, two COWS, described ~ follows ne
RED COW about II years old. undsrbit OF one ear
the other white and hrindie color sight years old.
Undsrbit OF one ear
Tcrr Jsn -. iaEx w ~pS'
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ESTRAYs.

DLOW HANDLES. OK Jokes, OK bows and tcF
i handles. for sale by lac. A. hIER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-04-28
sDLESS THE MEMORY OF THE

- MAN, for the happiness l have tGis day in
decIlring. that / have not been obliged 10 suppressa
letter or a line for the sake Of his fame so writes DR..
ELDER, of Phi ale pl.ia. in his biography Of ths ccie-
bratei ELISHA KENT KANE
EMv aim says the author In his predatory cote,
was not to write a rerisE Of DR. Ksne's writings. bet
a memoir Of the man. which might serve 10 make his
r-aie-s PERSONALS acquainted with him" and TO this
simule object he has addressed himself with q consci-
ent1oos enthusiasm. The result is no mere ideslized
portrait Of the man whom the world wishes to know.
but a warm and truthful likeness. conceived in love-
and with The whole heart IA the hand through all the
rapid miracle Of its execution There is a freshness
and vitality in the performance which would have
been absent from a more studied effort; and if the tore
Of literary cOliOguialisIa p~=rvading it, - times departs
from the severest models, it is certainly not cut OF
keering with thc design of a writer whose high voez-
ton il ists combine popular instruction with Philo-
sOphical entertain ueEt-
In addrion to the Biography proper. the work is
enriched with an Appendix. containing letters OF Per-
SanaI recollection fscm three Of the -urviv9rs OF DR..
Kane's party. together Nith the "Obsequies.' prepared
by direction Of the City Cou eli Of PhilaielI hia. as \
permanent memorial OF that long funeral triln Th Sith
which a nation Conducted him to his tomb. This CEN
position. from tie pen Of the bon. Jos T. Chandler.
i~nciuiing. besides his Own gracefully written review
the different tribateS Of distinguished public bodies
and eminent persOuages OF all professions and In all
parts Of the and, while It viii show hon general and
spontaneous was the public estimation of Or Kane's
worth, also greatly adds to the literary value Of tho
volume.
This work ran ONLY lie had by subscription. and can
only he subscribed for 1t ADAMS BO0kSrORE- tail
soon IL YOU want Il. lteb-S4-I
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-04-28
Aprn2.rsa
n AL AN ACT

Supplementary to an act to establish n lode
Of Civil Procedure, passed March ii, 1883
Section /. Be it enacted by the General As
.,uubiu of the Slate Of Ohio, That in all cases in
which real OF personal property is tc be sold
by virtue of sEy execution, decree or order OF
auy court Of tins state, any one a party 10 the
suit. and who has some interest in The prop
erty 10 be sold, may make a motion 10 the
court before whomt the case Is pending. asking
that a notice of the sale be also published in
some German newspaper, and il it appeirs to
the court that such notice would be for the
benefit Of the parties interested, the court
shall order the sheriff, commissioner, or other
officer making such sale, to give notice there
of in some German newspaper, ii any be prin-
ted in the county in which such property is
Situated, and If more than one, III that which
has The largest circulation therein, inlhe same
manner and for the same time that such no
ices are now required by law to be made and
published, but 10 error or mistake, either in
ihe contents of such notice, or The Iime OF MS
qualification, shall delay the proceedings in
court. or effect the title to the property so
seld.
Sec. 2. The officer required to give such no.
tice may refuse to have the same published un-
less The patty, his agent or attorney, upon
whose motion the notice was ordered TO be Civ
en-, advance TO such officer, upon proper de-
'inand made by him for the same. sufficient
money 10 discharge the fees Of the printer for
publishing such notice.
Sec. 3. Ia all cases in which, underline code
Of civil procedure, service on a defendant OF
on defendants can be made by publication, the
court is hereby authorized to adopt such a
rule or rules as to require sach notices 10 be
published in some German newspaper, if any
he printed in the county, and If more than
one. in that v hich has the largest calculation
therein.
Sec. 5. AL costs accruing under this act
shall be charged as other costs in the case, and
the clerk of the court and Officer charged With
giving such notices as are herein required
shall be entitled To The same fees as they are
how for like services.
Sec. 5. Nothing IN this act shall be so con-
suucd as to dispense with The publication OF
any legal notice IN manner how required by
law to be made.
Sec 6. This law TO take effect aid be in
fTc< from and Gi,er its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
Szeakn s(fks Hsass Of RsErsssEfGti1es.
MARTIN MELKER.
PrssiSent Of tks Ssnafs.
iydfs, 1855.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-04-28
AN

To amend an act entitled an act 10 amend az
act entitled an act to incorporate the ing
nal Surveyed townships, passed March13
1881.
Section /. Be IL enacted By hs General As
ssuablr ofthe State Of Ohio, That section first 81
an act entitled an act TO amend an act entI
tied an ACT to ircori oiateihe original survey
ed tow nships, passed March l4th. 1851. be SO
amended as 10 read as follows: Section -
That in. any township, or fractional township,
wherein section number twenty -ninels roserT-
ed, it shall b. the duty ofihe trustees 10 meet
On the second Monday CT 3pril, annually, az
the most Convenient place nearest the center
Of such township, or fractional township. and
then make a dividend of rents and inter
est accruing from said section twenty. nine. to
each religious socieiv, aSreeably 10 the thIr-
teen;h section Of the act 10 which this Is an
amendment, and in mixing such dividend d,
each society shall be entitled to.Iecelve aust
proportion Of the money received by the treas
urer.
Sec. 9. This act 10 take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Sneaker Of the Roase Of RegTesen;ciirsS.
MARTIN AkLkER-
P-esiieH: Of the S:Es;s-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-04-28
Fine Watches

Just received by the subscriber. a large addition 10
ms stock oI Fine Watches; also entirely Few styles OF
JeNeiTy, such as Cameo. Painted and Coral srtts-
Breast Pins; Diamond. Garnet. Corseiiau. Locket.
soiid Il carat, Plain and Fancy Sold Rings; Silver
spoons &C. Also. Plated Tea Sets, Plated and Sill
yer ware, and a full stock II Notions.
lie has also made arrangements with 4 Mlnufac-
turing House in Switzerland, by which, he, as Agent
Tor the manufacturers receives watches direc; from En-
foie. by this arrangement. he is enabled to sell Gold
and silver watches. Of al kinds. as loo as they can Re
onught IN the UHttcd Stafes. lie has now on hard
every yaTiey Of ChroHonlrteT, Duplex. Lever and La
pine Watches, a large stock Of Britannia Ware, lew
elTy and Fancy Goods CT every description. and he
VIII receive Ecv supplies, monthly. Ills intention
is to sell 4 large amount. and he will sell to dealers
II Il lower rate Khan ever before.
The Jewclry Was also purchased direct from the
manufacturers, at JOhhing Prices, and will he sold.
lie only asks that purchasers should call and satisfy
themselves. JULES YAUTE0T.
Warran. Inlv Il Lex
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LAWS OF OHIO.
PuptfsHED BY AUTHORITY
AN

NO. 4U MN nv
To protect side walks not within the corpora.
tion limits of any city, town or village.
Section 4. BET enacted by The General As
sensbls ofhe S;ate Of OktO, That itshallbe law
full for any person, persons or company, TO con
struct side walks, not exceeding ten feet III
width, on The sides Of any public highway
in this state; provided that such side Walls
shall not in any manner obstruSt any puoiic
highway.
Sec. {. That If Rny person or persons shall
tmnIiciousK iniure or destroy any such side
walks; or If any person or per ons shall ride
drive or lead upon such side walk, amy horee
or other animal whose weight might be inll
rious thereto. such person OF persons shall
upon conviction thereof, before any justice O:
the peace Of tie township in which such Of
Tense shall have been committed forfeit and
pay a fue'o If not less than two dollars cor more
than five dollars; and shall be liable IN dam
ages 10 TIE owner or owners of such side walk
to The amount of the injury dome
Sec. 5. That all fines col ected under the
provisions of this act shall be pad into tie
township treasury for the use OF the common
schools Ofsuch township.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be III
force from AID after it, passage.
- WILLIAM 3. w0oDs.
Speaker Of the HoEse Of Regresertati1s'.
MARTIN wELKER.
PrssideEt eJ tke Senate
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-04-28
April 1855
IN AET
mo. 55 |

~. ~ a.
To amend the ninth section of the act 10 pro
vide for the sale of lands forfeited TO tbs
State for the hon payment OF Taxes. passed
March 18th, 1891.
Section /. Be ii eaacted By tie General as
! senJlyof the Sscic Of Ohio, That the ninth sec
ton of The act to provide for the sale 70 land
forfeited to the state for the non payment o
taxes, passed Mach l4lh, ;63l, Ge amended tC
read as follows: Sec. .. That in all cases
where any claimant of any lands heretofore
sold, or which may hereafter be sold Tor the
non payment OF taxes under any law Of ;ht
state, hls heirs or assigns shall recover by ac-
ton or othei wise, the lands SO sold Is aforc-
said for taxes, such claimant, his heirs or as
signs shall be liable 10 refund 10 the purchas-
err, his heirs or assigns, the amount of taxes.
interest and penalties due 10 the state on the
land when sold, together with ali other lakes
paid thereon by sueh purchaser. his heirs OF
assigns up to the zine of recovery, with inter
est: to be recovered by action, or counter
claim, as the case may require: and the same
shall be required 10 be paid to the person or
persons endiled therstO, besorc such person or
persons snail be evicied or turned out Of pos
session by any claimant recovering, by ac-
tien, tie land so sold for taxes.
Sec. ?. That said original section, and the
act to amend SAID act, passed February II,
1855, be aud are hereby repealed.