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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-22

Several months since We published ac-
counts Of some Of the drunken fights that
took place in our streets. At that time
we were besought by some of our promi-
ncnt citizens not to make public our dis
grace. They said we have the repusa-
tion Of being = sober community, and a
publication of the facts will destroy our
good name. They also said if you will
prosecute for violations of the law We will
aid you all the time. Those same men
we're never vet known to side with those
who prosecuted some Of them have
sided with the violators Of the law. Since
the time above mentioned We have said
nothing about our grog shops, and what
is the result? 1t there less drunkenness
than forme rly? We are compelled to say
that there is more Of it than there has
been for the last eight years. And yet
we find that our friends, who are go anx-
ious to save the good name of our town
are perfectly easy. aud We much fear that
if prosecutions were commenced against
al. the violators Of the law that they
would cry out ''persecution. That the
Drunkenness is all occasioned by 'lagcr"
cannot be believed We would like to
ask those who know, whether there ever
has been any genuine "lager beer" in
town for sale? We suppose tho term
lager beer means "iager BEER and
nothing else that it does not include the
dirty Mississippi water and alcohol, sold
here any more than i, does brandy.
In the mean line how fares our repu
ton for sobrie,y? The editor Of thu
Muscatine Journal, who spent two night,
here last week, in his paper Of the 10Th
says:
We were told tina, the prohibitor,
law was enforced in Upton, and tha
there were 10 doggeres in the place, blu
from the confused language Of Hibern
ian gentleman who took lodgings in tn
gutter under the window Of orr room a
the hetel, We judged that the ardent
could Be found BY those who could seen
it out. Gu our return, we heard Of
drunken fight in the street, between tn
Morrissey and the 'Pernicious Boy" o
the village, which resulted in besprink
! ling the phis Of one of them 20 complete
ly with mud that he could not be distin
gushed from a member Of the colore
population. SO We imagine Upton can
not boast over its neighbors Of temper
snce and sobrie,y.'
We would ask our citizens, those VII
. 'imbibe sod-co juice, and those who d
! not, if it is not time to do something c
: fectual towards the suppresios Of TIL
evil. You have sons growing up, VII
3. are exposed to temptation in rum hole,
Do YOU wish these thugs to continue
> If you do, keep quiet as YOU have bee
doing if you do not, then it is time tn,
you should take o open stand in favor
,cmperacce
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-22
THE New PENSION BILL. pro

THE NEW Pension BiLL.-Thc pro-
position to pay pension for life to every
man who has served three moth. in the
army, in time Of war strikes US as a great
absurdity, monstrous waste of the pub
lie money, at a time when great ccono.
my is demanded, and dangerous prece-
dent for extravaganza. Men who have
rendered emin mt military service may,
perhaps, properly be pensioncd, although
the reasons which justify it, apply quite
as well to civil service, aud if We should
commence pensioning everybody who
holds m Office, the mutations Of party
would bring almost the whole male pop
ulation within reach of the treasury
The bill, as it passed the House, will add
very largely TO the annual expenditures,
how many millions cannot be easily
guessed. We hope it will be defeated
in the Senate. - Cedar Valley Times.
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Cong ren.
WAsHINGroS, Jan. IL.

The bill introduced by Mr.. Slidell,
which vas inaudible from, the galleries,
was for an appropriation to facilitate the
acquisition o Cuba by legislation. The
bill says:
Whereas, Cuba geographically p sses-
ses the large and annually increasing
trade foreign and coast wise Of the Mis-
sissippi Valley. Whereas, The island,
in its present colonial condition, must
continue q source of injury and annoy
ance, endangering the friendly relations
between Spain aud the United States,
by the aggressions of its local authorities
upon American commerce aud citizens,
for which tardy redress can only be had
by necessary demand to Spain Whereas,
In the opinion Of Congress, and in &C.
cordancc which the viws of the Presi
dent, a. the last means Of settling ex.
listing, aud removing future, difficulties
it is expected that negotiations for tn.
purchase If the island should DO renewed
Therefore.
Be IL Enacted, That $50 600. 900 b.
pl ced in the Presidents hands for ex
pc, diture. either from cash in tho Treas
ury. or to be borrowed on s per cen
bonds of $1,000 each, redeeaable il
| from II to 20 years.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-22

Tux CLirrox BRID0R. The 6rst In
stallmcnt Of piles for this work has been
delivered, and . strong force 10 now en-,
gagged in getting them across the channe'
on to Little Rock Island. Two ''p'ie
drivers" have been obtained ,one OF when
has already arrived and is safely landed
On the island. 1t will require severn
days to get it into proper position ane
working order, but in the course OF tn
coming week it will be in operation. W.
shall then be happy to sec any OF GU
LYONS friends down here to listen to tn
drivers "knock-do,cn arysnsenfs IN tsV
or Ct the "Island line. Ci"io" Tier
aid
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-22

First Train Of Carr n Linn SOssSs
The frst train of cars ever In TINS
county, came in last Monday noon. a
lsrye number Of citizens from Lisbon ana
Mt. Vernon, went down to the track lass
Monday f. the purpose of riding into
Linn County on the first train OF cars,
the track having been laid across the
county line about eighty rods. As the
train crossed the county line into Lam
County, the people became jub'lant, ana
gave three hearty cheers for the Ch,ea-
90, Iowa, and Nebraska Railroad. Inc
cars are now running to Lisbon, hftcen
miles from Cedar Knpds. rsdor Val
lev Times.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-22

c. I. i n. II. R.-The track is now
laid to Lisbon, but there will be no
change in the running Of the trains until
side tracks are laid at the Lisbon station,
which will probably be done in the course
of next week The weather has been
such as to retard the work very much tn,
past month, but I'm spite OF the wind
and weather. it has pushed slowly bu,
steadily along Clinton Herald, jam
airy lhfb
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-22

We see various reports in the papers
stating that Cap.s. Brown and Montgom,
gomcry have been committing depreda.
tions in Missouri. If the statements are
true, We hope they may be brought to
justice but i, must be borne in mind
that these reports all come through pro-
slavery hands, and heretofore have no,
been very near the truth. When We can
give the facts We will do SO.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-22
I Advertisenens.l
To the Public.

Considerable has appeared IN the "Ce-
dar Democrat from time TO time in ref
crcncc TO the discussion between the Rev
Messrs. S out and Sanford, generously
aud heartily fayoring MIR. Sanford and
his friends, and at the same time ungen.
erousy aud msliciously stacking Mr..
Stout and his friends
We, who have hereto annexed our
names, being members Of Mr. Stout's
church, and feeling tina, the editor of the
Democrat has pursued an entirely one
sided aud partial course course cslcu-
lated to mislcad those At . distance, We,
therefore, have taken this opportunity to
express our sentiments in regard to it.
In the first plack We wish to give oxr
reasons, as the Democrat declined doing
so, for the regrets" it stated We had in
reference to the discussion. LIST. As Mr..
Stout himself emphaticaly declared in the
opening of the debate, We do no, believe
tla; public discussion is the best, or 10
deed proper way at all of eliciting truth.
I'd. We regret that Mr.. Stout should
have couaescended so much AS to regard
Cnirersallsm as a system of religious
faith at all. Sd. We deeply regret tina,
the Church of God was profaned and &C
sacrligiously blasphemed by the heraldry
OF such covert nay patent iufdelity
4th We regret that the minds of any
should have been poisoned or that any
should have been led to place their hope,
OF future happiness upon any such fimsy
pretenccs.
, In addition to the above We beg leay,
to offer the following resolutions heartily
endorsed by US all ::
Resoteed, That we believe the editor O.
the Democrat has laid himself open Il
censure by withholding the article sign
ed 4" Justice which he kaer was hand
ed in BY one Of US, and which he knew
one OF Is would have been sponsor for
and which article after three weeks della,
and after having shown i, to others, b.
as aforestated refused to publish.
Resofeea, That said editor, in attrib
uting the authorship Of said arti
Gle to Mr. Stout with such fou
insinuation, has thereby evinced dis
position insulting to the good sense 0
Of any community.
Resotted, That we would much rathe
have passed all in mcrlted silence ant
that We have only noe come out thu
publicly from sense of duty We owe Mr.
Stout for his faithful and successful IL
bors since he has been with us, as vel
as to the chur h and the community.
Resofped, That the above be presente,
to the editors of the Advertiser aud Dem,
ocrat for publication.
SOLOMON ALpRrcH,
HgskY REiGART,
HENRY ID. BRowN,
J. CuLBERTsoS,
JAS. HUrF,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-22

The County Treasurer of Dubuque
county gives notice that mo other paper
money than that Of the Branches Of the
State Bank Of Iowa will be taken for
taxes, or in payment of Interest on the
school fund'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-22
Opening OF The r. an.it Across the Isthmss
Of k0ez.

Among the passengers in the Africa
was Dominick Lynch, from Hong Kong,
who crossed the Isthmas of Sucz in De
cember in eleven hours it was the first
trip over the road Chandler Robbins
Of Boston, was also on the train, There
was large number Of passengers and a
heavy freight Of India silks.
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Northwestern Farmer.
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Barksdale's his.'ssippian asserts that
the persons who made the applause for
Douglas, in his Southern journey, are
bankrupt politicians, disappointed Office
seekers, adventures Of every kind, SEN
sation editors, wharf. rata, and laszaroni
generallv "
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-22

We publish the above at the request
Of the signers. We have published moth.
ing in reference TO the discussion referred
to, and would not now hal not the editor
Of the Densccros refused to publish q
communication in reply to remarks which
he had previously nade.-kp.l
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-22

On the s,h inst. s. A. Douglas was re-
elected United States Senator from lli'-
nois, for six years from the ith OF next
March The joint ballot stood:
s. A. Douglas, : %
Abraham Lincoln, 40
This is indeed u clincher to the thorn
in the side of the Administration.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-22

DAVENPORT AND ANAMosA r. R
The Davenport Gazette Of the 18th inst,
contains a lengthy communication By
l.. +. T. who was sent out BY the Day.
export people to watch their interest in
the Railroad convention at Rome. We
hardly think that it will convince the
people OF Jones county that they should
build road TO Wheatland, eighteen
miles, when it is but seven and "A half to
the northern terminus Of the Upton
r. T.
The communication contains. some adj
missions which are not tended tn
strengthen the claim of Davenpor. on
the citizens of Jones and Cedar conn.
ties. 1t says:
Muscatlne is the nesres, point, and
now has most of tho trade o this re,;o,
and she is putting forth hsrculean Efforts
TO secure and keep it. She pays more
for all kinds Of produce, at leas, to the
people along the line of her proposed r
r., than we do, or can, except for the
came objects, aud when she once ex,ends
her Upton road to Anamosa, she think.
it will not pay us TO build a parallel
road, and she ear have it all her own
way"
It admits that Muscatine np,vs moro
for all kinds Of produce" than does
Davenport, but claims that this higher
price is paid as bride to secure their
good will. If what many Of our farm.
srs say, is true, Muscatine has aIwavs
acted on that same principle, and it is
one peculiarly acceptable 10 the farmers
We think the fault 10 in the merchants n
Davenport for their per centage of profit.
must be higher than others ask Mer.
chants who will take q paper, containing
their Own advertisements, for montbs
and then refuse to take il from the pos,
oA'c", All refuse to pay for their advc--
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-22
The Anamosa Branch II. II.

The board of Directors of the Upton
r. r. Company, at their session on the
18th took such steps as were necessary
to complete the organization OF the Ana
mosa Branch of the Upton r. r. Co
The art Giles Of association recommended
By the Convention held at Rome, were
adopted VIM. T. Shaw, David r. Ora
ham, Horce c. Metcsl', =. A. Carpen-
ter and Oryiil Croukhite of Jones co +,
were elected Directors of the Upton r.
r. Co, and were then elected as Direc-
tors of the Anamosa Branch, together
with j. B. Dougherty, of Muscatine and
S. s Daniels, Of Upton.
The Anamosa Branch is now fully or.
gained and the books will soon be open
cd and as we hope the work commenced
The Upton X X Co, was organized last
August, with fear and trembling. Itwas
then no larger than mans baud, now i,
extends beyond the limits of our coun
sy both North AID South There ar,
many reasons why cur Jones count,
friends should taho hold and grade tn,
Branch Road forthwith They have bu
seven and a half miles to grade from
Rome to meet us on the c | l. y. r r
At the Rock Creek crossing, while I,
Wheatland it is eighteen miles Th
Branch will give them an outlet boil
East and South, while the road to Wheat
land would furnish them an castorn out
let only. The present is a good time +
grade road, as labor is cheap and plenty
After the line CT road is graded iron
Anamosa to Wilton, the capitalists inter
ested in the completios Of 4 Railroa
from Dubuque to Muscatine, keokuk an
st. Louis, will be very willing to aid u
in procuring the iron and rolling stock
Let all understand, that, while the roa
is bound to be built sometime. that il
speedy completion depends upon tn
amount of stock subscribed and paid b
the Inhabitants, if they vii! do their du
ty the road will soon be completed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-22

PRorEsTEsT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
On Sunday mex. the Right Rev
Ii. W. LEE, b. d., Bishop of Iowa, will
preach [D. v. in Grace Church, and
administer the rite Of Confirmation.
Morning services commencing at l0i
O clock, afternoon 2! o'clock
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-22
" O II ! y r

The undersgned having sold out their entire
stock OF goods, as stated above IL bee omes nee.
essary that Ii having unsett!.a arcosd,s with
US s''"nid call and settle the same imme distely
~ofato the w''e may enable them to save cos,
FRiENpI Ci'LBERTSON.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-22
Wheat Oats.
Corn, and every
Kind of Pro.
duCe at
CASH Prices,

TAKEN j.. eacAange for goods,' at
Cash Prices. In a cord s.ce
~iN take almost anyAn.y eresp.,
credit, this, unlike tie articles
abore enumerated, cannot be con-
rsrfed into cdsh-nhen n0nte6
GROCERIES,.
OF ALL kinds, - River prices. texcept tsr. ss,
SAN wishing to increase our room for ether
Goods We will sell. until lst VI January,
QaeensNsrc and Glass ware, If an KfuAs.
At cost and caTrtsss.
1Ae sasirs stock shove e1uneYated, sAd Ass.
dreds of Other thiAgs t4e tdiSss 20 meD4tso.
VIII he soid sxciusively for ready pay. d psieso
~ favorable A. 1t any ca.h store In the Stee n
At from IS to 30 pr cent belor my cysdSt Ho.ss
sssf offhe Nonnta.ss The citizens Of CEDAR
LINN, JONES, CLINTON, tClTr, Nus 4 AflII
and JOHNSON connsirs. are reepee tfuily iswiseA
TO call and examine onr Goods sud pricsa . ne
thing II charged for either, but eheerfslly doe
for our mutual bepedl
No. r. rers ~-Isif. v1TrV CIV
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-22

The Independence Ciri!,a" THINKS 'n !,
not less than City men WIN leave tn"' VIZ
lage in the Spring for Pixies Peak
A number Of the young men OF Da'-
export have left for Pixies Peak, .no =
larger nun Der will leave in tue spring
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-22
READY.MADE CLOTHING.

~ Mems good warm winter oaas, k~lsw Aay
thing of the Kind known in this country, varyise
from 50. IS To 1l2. Overeoats. very cheap. PaatAI
Vests. and Gcnts's Furnishing iooda
sS-Buck Aad Lesshsr Clsvss sad Nit,ssa, ~
to $l.lS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-22

NOlAOE sss
II. A. Fink viii open Commercial oshoo' III
Rays new Brick Building, on Cedar ST., III l'p'2h'
an Tuesday evening. January 25th. laos, Tor the
nurpo.e Of teaching Gebtlsmen and iAau'es
Double Entry ek-kssping sad speneers sys'e"
Of pen1anahip. +~a%
viIl rive ~ Lessons in book -kseping FOR 500
70 Penmsnship. l,s0
School hours from . TO ~ !. y.
to ar. n.
P.R-rho.e wishing to join my classes WI
please leave their names with Mr.. Beard ., sn<
Aidrich House. during my absence " s'tsnu =.
other class. shall be ., my room on Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Refer 10 A. shaw, Book keeper for c s~euand
:. j. Crew O! McBeth h Crew.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-22

~ The next Iowa St,tc Fair will be
held at Oskaloosa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-22

BOOTS AND SHOES.

For men and women. boys snd sisls, lower
than ever
~ Mems thick winter boota &3On01&s7s -
Boys l.O0tt 71S ~
= M"mens eoosecs e0G LIS -
~ Several hundred prs chill.
dren's shoes from $50 LOO -
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WANTED!

competent man, who can furnish reiereaees
.atissctory 10 the editor OF the Upton Adss-fsss.
la cany ass the county OF Cedar for subscribers -
The SCIENTIFIC ARTISAN" published 1t In.
cinnati. Commission liberal. Address TOT pef'
,ru.rs, American Pate Co, Cincinnai Ohio
JAM Is 1859.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-22

A convention Of citizens Of Story coun
ty. was held at Nevada, December 10Th,
by whom it was resolved to request the
County Judge to order a special elec'io"
upon the question of issuing bonds, to
the amount Of SIC, 900, towards infnenc.
ing the location of the State Agricultural
College and Farm, within the limits of
that county.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-22

IRA h. FUeSELMAN,
Carrenser and Joiner, Superintendent ANA
Builder,
,I>EIDgRS his services to the cstisens Of i'p'oH
| and surrounding country.
Tip,ou, Jan. I'D, ls39-4tm
~RIED CURRANTS Just received and fer sale
Nv SMUGkER 4 ElSESHART.
iansl
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Necht 4 Friend

tsreess'oRsro vslRsp a crLsRsrscml
Having purchased the ENTIRE STOCK OF
GOODS Of Friend h Culhertsou. We are nov A.
fering great INDUCEMENTS to all who NAV n.
vor ns with call. We have now on hand the
LARGEST and BEST selected stock Of
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-22

"a Morphy the American Chess play
ey, has defeated Anderson, the great
Prussian Chess player. Morphy is no"
the cham pion of the world, in that game.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-23

THE Coal FIsIns or TIE UNITED STATES
Profess RoGEIts has furnished his long ex-
pectcd work on the &c ology OF Pcnnsylva-
MIA" aud IL is issu.d in the United States
and in England. The English reviewers APP
pear a little astonished at the immense coal
fields OF the United States, beside which their
own are dimiuutive. The coal fields OF Great
Britain are in extent about 5,4O0 square
miles Those of the United States are 1876
$50 square miles. While the amount of work
able coal in Great Britain is put down at lS0,-
600 900 900 tons mat Of North America is
set down at 10000 900 900, or twenty-five
times greater in amount than the mines of
Great Britain. An English paper, comment
ing upon the facts, says:
when we reflect upon what hns been
achieved 10y the produce OF the coal fields al
Britain, and then end,aVur to anticipate the
mining of the vast fields of the United States
upon extensive scale, we are led t. fore
cast u future OF almost boundlesS cnterprisr
for that wOud riul county,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-23

Ea5- When o. s. FOWLER, 50 the story runs
first commenced the examination of bump,
some of the students in the New York Uni
vcrsity were dispos, d to quiz him. 4 peculiar
shaped squash was found in the college yard,
and plaster sast taken of one end OF il.
quite closely resembling the cast OF human
skull. This was TAX II to Fowlrr's room, and
he was given 10 understand that the original
was clos.l y connected with literary iUstitu
ton. The plirenologist took the cast in hi,
a bright thought truck him. You need not
think, young men. to catch me" said he To
the studeuts, do you think don't know the
head of Horace Grcelcyy'
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-23

PICCoIoNINI IN NAsmvILLE.-It is rumored
that this dear dainty litIlc song bird does not
design to slight our city, and will. perhaps
At IA very early date visit ~. The report
may be Incorrect, and should she fail TO
appear, we advise each one of our music low
ing citiz rs, ~ an alienation Of their disap-
poiutmeut, to go to BARNEs's, corner Cedar
and Cherry streets and procure one OF those
light and beautiful Piccolomini Hats. He
has the most superb elections OF gentlemen s
hats, and sells at lower figures than any
house west. Go aud see him. everybody.