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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-26
WILLIAM WILLIAMS } Distr'o Court for SAID
vs.. County, April Term,
L IL

WILLIAM DAVIS. n. u 1879.
THE defendant in this suit is hereby notified,
that there is on file in the office of the Clerk of
the District Court Of Cedar county, aad State of
Iowa petition, which sets forth that the plain
tiff Ia owner, in fee simple, Of the north half Of
the east half of the northeast fractional quarter
Of section No. four, in township eighty.twonotah,
and in range four, west OF the 5th principal merl.
dian, and situate In said county Of Cedar; that
defendant sets up title to the same without being
in possession thereof; that by reason oil defendant
40 setting up title to said land cloud 10 cast up
on the title Of plaintiff Petitioner prays that
plaintiff may he qnieted in bis title TO said land,
and for genera. relief, DC.
Now unless said defendant appears on or be-
fore the LIST day Of next term Of said court to he
begun on the 18th Of APRIL A. j. 1859. and make
defence to said petition the same will be take as
confessed, and decree entered accordingly.
JOHN HUBER,
>. W, STAFFORD. Atty for PFC
Clerk OF Dist Court 5ss
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All those Indebted to the subscribers, ~ note
or booI aceoan. are requested to settle the same
Immediately and save cost
CAsAD& GILMORE.
Upton, Feb. goth, 1859.
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THE TIProN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
This is the name Of Society recently
organized in this town, for the purpose
Of procuring library, and ultimately to
establish reading room, cabinet of Nat.
ural History, and have a course of lee
lures.
The Association has already received
the first instslment of books from New
York, and they are now being loaned GU,
to the members The admission fee is
81, so, and the dues are ten cents each
month. 1t is to be hoped that all who
favor such an institution, (and who does
not , will give aid by their example and
with their dimes. A. Gilbert, Esq, is
President, and for the time being, Libra
rian. Call at his Office and learn partic.
ulars and see the books. All donations
of books will be thankfully acknowledged.
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all timss crowded scith Adcerti,one,.ts and NJ
SiH shoS 20" eomm.n,fy aiius S,th tmsinsss and
e'frprise. The age 10 . moving one. 4 man that
taads IN there latter aays will N abort time find
himseJ behind his competitors. RI
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FOR SALE.

large quantity Of fence willow, which makes
IN admirable fence also, Iawton Blackberry
roots, and keene's Seeding Strawberries
A. GILBERT
Upton. Feb. 2sth. 1859.
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TO E cry TENiLE ~ THE UNITED
STATES

Mrs. MoNTAGUE's FEMALE CORDIAL
EOR THE CURE OF ALL THOSE PAINFUL
i DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
Mrs. MONTAGUE. for many years afflicted vita
most of the diseases that are common TO females.
spending large fortune in ten years in yipg ths
different means Of treatment for her relief TO nv
avail was prevailed upon by many OF he. friends
TO visit Cuba. December rs. for the purpose 81
regaining her former health. While there. she
obtained prescription from Spanish Physis!sn,
Whose silver locks
Were tending to the grave"
With which, through the mercy Of God, ahe wss
restored to her youthful health.
After her return she made known 10 huudreda
of her female sufferers the effects Of the remedy
with equally as great success.
This extraordinary medicine Is offered to ths
public for the relief Of oil the pal niul and dan
gerous diseases peculiar to women, and that the
female constitution is subject to.
To those suffering from ''Prolapsus Cter" La.
corrhoea, Amnorrhoea, Menorrhasia, Dysmeno1r
hoea. Chlorosis, speedy cure can be obtained
To those suffering from Falling Of the Womb
or Uterine Weakness Of any kind, the Female
Cordial is especially recommended. 1t is wa1-
ranted to cure this painful disease. !: perssssr~d
In all spiral Affections pain In the egion Of the
Pelvis lowness Of spirits, Hysteria Sick adachea
and all those diseases arising from the peculiar
formation Of women II, the Cordial will be fosnd Of
al immense value
This medicine Inoderates all excess, and rs.
moves oil obstruction: 1t invigorates the debli,S
ted constitution tor the duties Of life and when
taken in middle age proves blessing.
Nodesty iorbids us, in public advertise ment
to II AXE full the details; but the wrapper around
each letter will fully explain eyery case.
Merchants. females, or others, by sending three
cent stamp. can have any information concerning
the operations of tbs medicine.
Agents wanted in every village Of the United
States. Put up in haltpint bottles; 50 per boz
ties, so per cent. OF TO the trade. All ordsrs
must be addressed TO
DR.. j. D. sTONEROAD,
(Soie Frorristor)
n3l-yf Lewiston u Pa, Box Ill.
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Taken up by Jackomyer Baldwin. at his resi-
j dence in Cas- l township on the Ath day of
December 1853, an estray mare, color brown
small white spot on the left side Of the neck,
right hip down, about IL hands high, and sup
posed be 3 years old. Appraised At S25, before
b. G. LISk, Esq.
o2.3m s. W. YOUNG, Crk
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TREASURES NOTICE.

TREASURES NOTICE.
Tarcs for 1858 non due aud payable.
DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given to the dear
i people and loving taxpayers" of "Old &c.
dra," that their County, State, School, Road and
District Taxes for the year A. D. 1855, are now
due and greatly needed. You are therefore no.
tifed.that the law fixes the time for the payment
of the same between the LIST day Of Nov 1858,
and the 18th day Of January 1859
1t is earnestly expected that you will meet the
payment ofyour taxes with promptness and there
by sustain your high reputation as efficient and
prompt tax payers.
Interest al rs per cent will he rigidly enforce
ed after the 18th Of January, 1854 Procure your
Road Certificates from your respective Snperyi.
sors before presenting yourselves for settlement
atthis office. II. c. PIATT,
Treasurer of Cedar county Iowa.
Ripton, Treasursrs Office, Nov. 4th, 1858.
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TO ALL PERSONS
INDEBTED TO THE SCHOOL FUND.

INITbI FsU 70 7 UE -IiUVL INU.
Dnhlie Notice is hereby given to al persap>
/ concerned, that the interest on all moneys due
the henool Fund Of Cedar county Iowa, /. due and
payable at the Ir,asurer's otace in said canIir,
on or before the first day of January a. u. 1859.
And ii said interest Is not paid above spec
fed. two per cent az penalty tor non payment
for each lncntb, will be added upon the Interest
due
You arc further notified that II said int rect ID
not paid within six months from the hr IT day q
January 1859. the amounts unpaid viii h. repor
ted To the district attorney for collection =.
piov j bv law II r, FIAT. Tr.n
Ttr.on refsr county 'cfa rao.-
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FURNITURE DEPOT
W NJ. II a q Il u Y

General Dealer In all kinds Of Household
FuTuituve. Stock large and complete. Collins
.ons,'n's on fsad' and made 10 ORDER With dis,
Tirten. Jan. 40 1855
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+ > r II Az =.

TAKEN tp, by Prior Scott, a, his residence
/ In Pioneer township Cedar county, Iowa.
Nov. 5th, 1855, an estray bay mare, years old;
left hind foot white: about l4i hands high; and
appraised at $50, before D. +. Comstock, Esq.
Anna S. W. YOUNG. clerk.
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rI>AKEN Ur. by Luke Corker. at his residence
l. in Iowa township, Cedar county, Iowa on
the ---- day Of November, 1853. an estray BAY
MARE supposed to be one year old last Spring.
with a few white hairs in the forehead. Apprais-
ed at S35, before Alex Hines Esq
Ao-3m. S. W. YOUNG, clerk
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+. p. & w. DEANS
CASH PRICES FOR
Leather, Hides, Furs, Pelts and Game,
PROBATE NOTICE.

PROBATE NOTICE.
Notice Ia hereby given. that the last will and
~ testament of Wm. Brown deceased, late Of
Cedar county State Of Iowa. was publicly read at
the February term of the County Court Of said
Cedar county whereupon twas ordered that the
time for proving the same be the April term A, d
1859 Of said court, at which time all persons inter
ested in said estate are required to appear and
show cause, If any they have, against the probate
Of said will
by order Of the County Cour OF said couptv
this 7th day 0. Fehfus A. D. 1850.
Ave- GEORGE SMITH, Co, judge
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BLAN KS.---Ws can now furnish all
who may desire with Blanks Of almost every
neatly printed. and OF the most
approved forms.
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Necht & Friend

ksSccEssoa's TO FRIEND CuLsERrsosl
Having purchased the ENTIRE STOCK OF
cOOnS Of Friend 4 Culbertson, We are now OF.
saring great INDUCEMENTS TO oil who nav "a
YER ~ with . call We have new on hand tbs
LARGEST and BEST selected stock Of
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We Sell exclusively for Cash,

Knowing that it Is for onr mutual bcnsh, 20 deal
for READY PAY ONT
Triton, Fehrnarr ls. 1854.
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" d TT & Il.
The nAdersisned having sold GU, their entire
ssssk OF goods. ~ stated above, It becomes nee.
ss.sry tina, ALI. having unsettled accoadts with
~ sAuad call and settle the same Immediately
4 wsrtts the wise may enable them to cost.
FR.ENUS CCLBERISOS.
Dee. 18th. 1883 no II
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Upton. Feb. 2sth. ls
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-08
Arrival of the Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE Overland Califor-
fornia mail, with dates to the 10th ult., reached
Jefferson City oday, and will arrive here to-
night. The news is unimportant.
The Indians had burnt another house at Red
Bluffs. Oregon advices state that the polit-
clans are stirring prior to the meeting Of the
legislature. The crops are promising. The
mining news from Frazer River continues dis
couraging. Most Of the California miners arc
returning.
A feet of clipper ships are expected at San
Francisco, some being out two hundred days.
The goods expected by these chips will dcpress
the market. There is no prospect of an ad-
vance in prices. Trade is brisk, and the min
ing news favorable. ..
General Harney has issued orders directing
the organization of an expedition under the
command of Captain Wallen to open a wagon
road from Columbia River to Salt Lake.
The steamer Surprise, from Mazatlan, with
$57O, 900 in specie, brings the news that the
conservative party was besieging that city with
fair prospect of Wrestling it from the hands of
the liberals.
The Ell Paso correspondent of the Repub-
lican says that Thomas Zuloaga, brother of
the Ex-President of that name, recently started
from Coralitas with 1000 men for the purpose
of taking the city of chihuahua. A party of
liberals had started from El Paso destined 10
Chihuahua.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-08
Now Ynrk IIema

NEW YORK, June Joseph FowIen, for
many years q merchant of this city, and act
ing British Consul after the absence Of Mr..
Barclay, and until Mr.. Archibald was appoints
ed, died to-day. Samuel F. Mott, q well
known business man Of this city, also died
to-day.
Ramsey Crooks, an old merchant Of this
city, died this morning. He was formerly con-
nected with John Jacob Astor, in the fur trade,
IN the Northwest, and was the irst man who
passed over the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific
by the passage now known as Fremonts route.
Inc dificulty among the seamen on board
the Russian ship Grand Admiral became SO
threatening, that the aid sf the police was in
vited, and upwards Of sixty of the refractory
sailors put in irons.
Dispatches from Charleston state the banks
there have agreed to carry $500 900 OF the
bills of Frazee & Freenholm, and protect the
Cotton in Liverpool until Nov. lst. This will
enable the house to 60 on again. r.t1.-
A Cotton failure took place in this city to-
day, but the amount involved is not large.
NEW YORK, June The body found In
the water near Fort Hamilton, was identified
yesterday as that Of Mrs. Fanny Dean Halsey,
an actress. The deceased disappeared on
Wednesday last, under circumstances which
gave rise to the supposition that she had bean
murdered. H'
Owing to various causes, suspicion pointed
towards her husband as knowing something Of
the cause of her death, and be was arrested
yesterday. DR.. Geo. Cochran held post-mor-
TEN examination, but there was no evidence
found Of violence, or anything to indicate the
presence OF poison in the stomach.
Henry Pieroy Halsey, the husband Of the
deceased, is son Of Henry Wiliam Richard
Howard Haisey, of Henly Park, Surrey, Eng
land, man Of large estates aLd influence
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-08

MAN DRowNED.-About nine O'Clock YES
terday morning the body of man was seen
floating in the Ohio river, opposite Western
Row. Rev. Joseph D. Crum procured skif
and the aid of lad about sixteen years Of
age and went after it, and placing rope
around the neck, brought it to shore. Coroner
Cary was cent for, and held an inquest, which
resulted in a verdict of "death by cause un-
known" The deceased was about thirty five
years of age; had on black alpaca coat, black
sntin vest, black cashmere pants, white cotton
shirt, yellow wool undershirt, and calf skin
boots. Had very long sandy hair, face per-
fectly smooth. Appeared to have been in the
water but a short time. The body was not
recognized, but is supposed by many, to be
that of one of the party drowned in the vicinity
Of jamestown, Sunday last.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-08
Board of City Improvements.
PROCEEDINGS YESTERDAY,

The Clerk instructed to prepare and trans
nit to the City Council ordinances as fol-
lows:
To assess special taxes for paving with
boulders-Baymiller street from Liberty street
to Findlay street; Clinton street from John
street to Western Row; Hatters alley from
Vine street to Lodge street; Sixth street from
Race street to Vine street.
To assess special tax for paving with lime
stone Kemper lane from Madison Road to Mrs.
Meebs' S. line; also, to grade and Macadamizc
Brown street, from Byron street to Corpora
tion line; also, to grade and pave with brick
the unpaved sidewalks on Stark street, from
East Plum street to Dunlap street.
Also, resolutions as follows:
At expense of $l2, to have cleaned Race
street sewer below Water street at expense
of $5,4O, to pave wing of Third Alley and
Hamer street; at expense of $40, to re-pave
gutter of Elder and Back streets at expense
Of SAT, to open sewer under Lock street, near
Fagin's Mill.
The Commissioners were authorized to re-
pair bouldered accepted streets, as follows:
Laying two crossings at intersection of
Western Row and Front street; repairing
Front street, from Elm street to Vine street ;
repairing Western Row, from Patterson street
to Freeman street.
The Clerk was instructed to advertise for
Sealed Proposals, to construct an iron bridge
over Miami Canal at Liberty street.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-08
APPOINTMENT OF JAMES L. RUrrIS.
The Mayor orders the Commissioners tC
Vacate his ONCE

vacate his once.
The "Board of Police Commissioner" met
yesterday afternoon, in the Mayors office, f.
Beresford, Esq, in the Chair.
Mayor Bishop was present, but refused to
take any part in the proceedings whatever.
On motion, G. S. Belts, Esq, was requested
TO act as Clerk of the Board. Mr.. Belts de.
clined, whereupOn Mr.. George Hatch was
chosen.
The minutes of the previous meeting were
read and approved.
The papers belonging to the old Board, to-
gether with the petitions Of several hundred
applicants, were demanded of the Mayor and
surrendered.
The following resolutions were upon motion
adopted:
Resolved, That Mr.. Samuel Colby be removed
from o11ce, and that he be duly notified of the
action Of this Board.
Resolved, That James L. Rufin be appointed
policeman.
Resolved, That the regular meetings be held
once week--on Tuesday afternoons, at three
o'clock.
Resolved, That a special meeting of the
Board may be called at any time upon the ap-
plication of two members.
At this moment, Mayor Bishop entered the
Office and remarked:
"Gentlemen, the time for closing the Mayors
office is near at hand"
Mr.. Hatch-"In one moment, Mr.. Mayor,
we will be through"
Mayor Bishop-"The Office must bo va
Gated"
(Mr. Belts, the Mayors Clerk, here let down
the windows and closed the blinds.)
Mr.. Hatch-"The law requires US to meet
in the Mayors ofice--we claim that we have q
right so to do"
Mr.. Mayor-"Gentlemen we demand that
the Office be cleared; we do not expect commits
sioners of any kind to meet in the Mayors of
fee. We shall be happy at any time to meet
you as gentlemen, but not as commissioners ;"
Mr. Hatch responded by saying: awe hope
that the City Council will provide more COM
Portable place for us to meet. This room is
very close-especially at present--not par
ticle of air stirring"
The Mayor smiled, and the Board of Police
Commissioners adjourned to meet again next
Tuesday at 3 o'clock, P. NJ.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-08
GBy Telegraph
New York Market.

NEW YORK, June I, p. NJ.
Flour opened SC advance, but closed heavy at loo
Seclnei sales 900 bbs at S6 $500 35 ,nperior State
20 eo@7 l0i extra State Sc 356 65-Juns
Iuperior Western 80 soD7 25 common to good extra
lud. S1(g7 80 for do round hoop Ohio. Canadian
SigS % 70, Wheat "a very heavy and 29oc lower; sales
consini 81 So for White Southern and extra choioe
White kSentncky Corn tTnl sales ls 900 bush at ss
Yellow Southern @Ssc; Rye dull at esc. Barley
for Wisconsin and Canadian, 'S0NO
Whisky firm; sales $50 bbls at 27h@a2sc.
Fork hrmer but quiet, sales l,400 bbs at Sl1al7 25
for new Mess; S7 % for thin Mess; SlSl9 Tor prime
Mess; Ss 5OGgl9 for clear, and Sli g6I5 for prime
intending 100 bbls Mess at Sl7 49, Beef unchanged;
sales $40 bDs ut % 767 25 for country prime: SS 50
8 "a for country Mess; Sl4li for repacked CHICAGO
DO and Sld sogi6 90 for extra prime Mess Bee
quiet at 22loa2ac Beef hams firm; sales 720 bbls
at sli 60@l7 90. Bacon nominal Gut Meats qu ct;
sses O pSekages 77Ae for dry salt shout ers, aud
llAc Butter qnetat 6@llyc for Ohio and lsaaOc for
state. Cheese dullat 5dlOc.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-08

Miss SOPHIE WERNER. - This talented
pianist will be teGdered complimentary con-
cert at Smith & Nixon's Hall next Friday
evening. It's proceeds will be devoted to the
completion of her musical education, under
the best teachers. Every one who has heard
her playing is aware Of hor wonderful power
as a pianist, and that shc has reached a very
critical point in the development of her ge-
MUS. If carefully educated, tho promise of
her youth will be fulflledj il not, she will be
Joined to the list of prccociOus children whose
maturer life has been failure.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-08
MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market,

TUESDAY EVENING, June 7.
FL0UR-The demand was good to-day at full
prices, but holders asked further advance. The
sales We're $500 brls al S6 75t 50 for superne and
twenty-fOur hours. =
WHISKY The market is steady, with sales of 800
brIS at 2651@12n9tc, the latter rate for wagon
PROVISlONS-Nothing of Importance transpired
to-day, and prices must he called nominal Al brls
ders at 6hc. a.-. " 49, =
GROCERlES-The market continues dull without
change in prices. No sales of importance.
MhEAT-There was an improved demand To-day
and prices advanced 51sc per bushel; the Improve.
ment was chiefly IN Red. sales 800 bushels prime
white &C Sl ~; 800 do fair mixed az s IS; 100 do
delivered. w. 90
CORN-There was a good demand to-day and the
market was hrmer, and somewhat unsettled, though
buyers were not offering higher rates. aud holderS
had generally retired their stocks from the market
we quote soc as the nominal rate for mixed.
RfE-A moderate demand at SOC.
BARLEY-The market is quiot and UNCHANGED
and prices steady at 60l16Sc.
bushels at 55c. ~ wv