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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25

los. G. LOGAN, 81 ST. CHARLES STREET COM.
y mission Merchant and Agent for J. oFallon Co.'s "st.
Louis Metallic Nut and Bolt Factory" All kinds of Nuts
Bolts and Washers by r. Fl. Celes Patent Machinery
One thousand choice Molasses Barrels for sale.
d2O JOS. g. LOGAN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25
Square fronting on Derbigny and Roma
streets, intersected the preceding.

Square No. So is of irregular FORM bounded by
Upper Line avenue. Washington Derbigny Ro-
Streets and is divided into " lots averaging SO
front by various depths from Ill feet Ii inches lines to 43
feet II inches 2 lines.
Square No o. bounded by Washington avenue Derbigny
Fourth and Roman and divided IS lots measur.
ing each about 20 feet inches front by 1873 feet depth
Square M. IS bounded by Derbigny third Roman and
Fourth streets and divided into Is lots of about the
mensions the preceding.
Square No SO is bounded by Debgny Second Roman and
Third Streets and divided into Is lots having about
inches.
Square No. 81 is bounded by Derbgny, First Roman and
Second Streets and is divided IS lots having each front
of about 50 feet inches by depth of l26 feet inches
Square No So fractional square, and fronts Derb
First and Roman Streets Is divided into Is lots measuring
fronting First street. about 81 feet inches by
l1g feet inches depth those fronting Debigny and Ro-
81 feet front by about Iz2 feet IL inches depth
lot No. having depth OF 1888 feet s inches.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25
s+igny, Franklin and Washing

feet inches aud . lines front on Der
\ OF. III feet inch on one line, ll3 feet
epth on the other side line, and So feet
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

The New York Pos Is severe on Mr..
Commissioner Bovl.D's. immense sue
scss' in diplomacy L. takes he facts
- Bowliu states them, and disagrsss with
him 20 ;hs ssoHHs ~ tie success NJ hIs
diplomacy. The Pct after showing that
the only real point Of difficulty with Par
sruay remain unadjusted, cxclaims:-
Dav. Gaz.
This 10 the statesmaustip We arc ask
ed To admire; this Is the diplomacy
" al. 60 are to cal! immense success y
"A diplomacy which, after two years
ielsy, and then with loud buster, iDtin-
idatiug threats aud the needless expense
Of a huge armada, ends by accciing to
the demands Of the antagonist. Assum-
ing the necessity of force to obs.in Whist
had been peacsably offered, this bank.
rup. administration adds other millions
to iss debts, that it may have the honor,
while rew4rdiog its subservieu. sdher.
snts at home, Of appearing to bully ''s
opponents into good behavior abroad
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07
Republican State Convention.

A STATE CoaTss:ion VI tAs Republicans o. lows
IL called 10 assemble by their asieg1tsx. at the
Cfty Of nes NSises Al O'Clock 4. VI "a on Wed
nsssay tie I'D aay II jane s5e, fsy the nonsiRa-
nea Of o1asrs 10 Se elected - .hc general eise-
ton In Dct5oer ~ .a.s ysar Candidates are 10
- ssisetsa fsr The o's1ess 81 Governor. Lleuicn.
Ant Governor aud tA'-e ~H1geK Of tie Supreme
Court TIE CSng sEt!yf. = IL. take s4Ga gt1er A.
tso- snsy 10 10 cg'aien. cp;r5ha,e 70 tie s7e-
sesa u. tire principle. at! organization 81 the
Esru biaean Party - tbis STAT anc of .as Union
EveyY organized county viii he sU.iissd - o1e
rs.egs:e Ia the Convention; add TO one sd1iIon-
a. csf. gate for esea ls1 v0teEs 4fter Ire ssst 100
ant fOr any &14itsDaaI fFaG..sn % 30 ~ more
votes. cas-. :. tAe -. Gtnsr&. Election for Hoa.
Elijah ssIis - Secretary u STATE.
The a.t~ptgsn Of the Eepab!tsan teEIral Con~
nissees u their peeilye co1nttes - directed 70
tie calling of tire County C9u vsrtons TT che az
yotn'nsnt .. deegatsa Ia tie ratio atsgve F.stsI.
and fer sTisisn; organization preparatory 70 the
canvass.
JOINS 4. EAEsDs.
~ ". Hg1TE,
NJ Er-CH.
Il. y. CDGs.Ey.
O. II. JEROME.
r. l.. 4. CLARKE
THOMAS sEELY.
aspakaeaagtats Cs.iyaI Ger nit'sf
Re, Me4sss, March Zsth, 1853
Cscr Csarty % ct t!s4 ~ s~a d<ssEstsf
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An Armistice.-The T.. -. Marshal and the
L0rain sheriff resting on their Arms.

We understand that au arrangement has
been enter, d into between Marshal John.
son and the Lorain County officers, by
which the Marshal engages to keep the
prisoners, Jennings aud Mitchell, until
next Wednesday,, in case they shall be
required SO long to attend as witnesses
before the L. :. Court, but should the
Cour. not require their Attendance for
that length Of time, he engages to give
Mr.. Thayer, the counsel for the Lorain
officers, notice Of his intention to dis.
charge them in season for him to send TO
the Sheriff Of Lorain County, so tina. he
may be presen. and arrest the prisoners
when they arc discharged.
The Lorain County officers on their
part engage that until next Wednesday
10 arrest shall be attempted.
We understand, further that i. is the
determination o! the t. 5 officials 10
permit Jennings aud Mitchell to b. ar.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

The Charleston Mercury, abiding to
the discharge Of the persons arrested and
tried for slaye-,rading on board Of the
brig Echo, remarks upon the action Of
the jury:
1. in mos, probable they have been
satisfied with 'hissinc thai il would be
not only incor sistcbt, but crucl and hyp-
ocEticsl fur them. .. members OF a conf
mcri.y whore ~'ares are bought and sold
every day, aud arc IS much and as fire.
queutly articl,s of cr5tnmercc Is the sugar
and molasses which they produce, to pas.
condemnation and a verdict Of guilty Of
death upon men whose only crime WAS
that they were going TO far country to
bring in more supplies Of these articles
Of .rade-.hc.e commodities and in this
case rot even to respass upon our soil,
but to carry shcn TO foreign land, to
. Cuba, aud merely throw them into the
market Of nations.
" 1t is mos. probable that thi. was the
inducing ground Of the verdict; and If so,
every other case will be echo to this --
Further prosecution is idle, expensive
aud vain"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

Mr. EDlToR:-5ctng in possession Of
the latest news from the ntinn.. hasten
10 hay it before YOUR readers For the
last week, ! have seen upwards Of fifty
men direct from the mines, and some Il
them say there is NJ gold Of any conse-
qqenco-9:hers say the country has not
,been explored enough 10 tell anything
abon' the matter, some speak very fa,
y9rably. T. SUN the whole matter NJ.
think there he. not been prospecting
enough done 10 tell whether the digging.
will pay or not | would advise all tina.
are at home to stay until this il asccr-
tanned. There ere thousands Of men on
their way to the mines tina. are well pre-
pared TO test the whole matter. and
know there are come among the lot who
will give a true report. There are hun
dreds If men going through on fDot-no
prorisioHs--goinr through On excitement,
their eyes sticking out far enough 70
hang Your hat on What will become Of
them, if the mines should prove 70 be a
humbugt
There is M game Of any consequence
on the road. We saw few bufFaloes On
the the north side Of the Platte river
The country all along tho Platte yal.y Is
rot worth continental darn" Thou
sar is o. acres nov uncultivated in Iowa
are far better than any land along this
river. Here there is not timber enough
for FIRE wood. Poor Iand and no timber
makes rather a bad aoun.ry
would say once more, oil who are we'll
fixed at home had better not come out
here until they know the gold reports
are true This will no. be settled before
the first Of July. We will reach the
mines---a distance of two hundred and
forty miIes---in two week.
X. J.. SUMNER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

1t has within short time been discoy-
cred, by decision Of the Supreme Court
Of Iowa, that the people Of Dubuque, as
city, have for some time been working
under wrong charter II seems, that
what Is. known as the Nightingale Char
ter, which was supposed to be dead, is
living hing,aDd is the onl, true charter
Of the city. This discovery produces
several changes in the city officers, throw
ing out some and bringing in others; it
establishes new municipal court, change.
the aspect Of some lat contracts, aud
turns up and over numbers of things
generally y Galcaa Adccrtiser.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07
No Maii~-.A Bankrupt Government

For several days past, the citizens Of Wi
mona, aud the entire State Of Minnesota
have received no mails from the east or
south. The cause of this unexampled
failure in the reception Of our mail mat
ter ia stated BY the officers Of the mail
packets to De the bankruptcy Of the Gen
eral Office Department From the
same source We learn tha, order. have
been received from the Department not
to transmit the Mails by the regular daily
means Of conveyance until futher notice.
consequently the entire ear tern letter and
newspaper correspondence ofthis State
now lies accumulated at the western ter
minus OF the La Cross and Milwaukee
Railroad. Was ever Democratic extrav-
agsnce aud nlisrule more clearly exempli-
fed than in this instance2 4 whole
State is compelled to have its mail faciI.
tiles suddenly and completely stopped,
because Of the dsgraceful failure Of
democratic Congress to provide suite
lent sum Of money for the current expen-
ses Of the post Office department There
may be some other incidental causes at
work to thus suddenly cut US off from the
enjoymen. Of mail facilities, which have
not come to our knowledge. Certain it
is, however, tina. the result as it now
: :ands before ms, and as i. is likely to
continue for some time, IL properly
10 the administration, and the
party which placed it in power.--Mn-
nesoia Ptper.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07
frGn Warrington.

WASHINGTON, April g
The revenue for the car.cat month
from Byston, New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore aud New Orleans is assumed
to b 81 600, 900, % the tas!s Of returns
already received Tie revenue for the
quarter Is estimated at over sl2, 000, 900.
England has sisaifed her willingness
TO accept Secretary Marcy's proposition,
substantially, for the exemption Of all
private properly from seizure On the
ocean; but Mr. Buchanan insists upon a
condition respecting blockades, which e.
fecsually prevents the conclusion Of the
negotiations.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

xae'-ncctiag es stockholders In the
Ausesslae Branch Of tie Tip:on Railroad
Corayary Il the Mayors oisIce lzst cyen-
iny, as &C.. attended. and . proper de
gre VI interest ss- manifested TIE
prescat condition of The work and the
resources Of the Company were laid be
fore the stockholders, snd it vas NANTES,
that it, affairs / 81 thus far been Jude
i0usly and economically managed. The
President, Ir. Green, stated that the
alternative was nov a. had-ei,her more
subscriptions must be forthcoming " the
work would have 10 stop. lie thought
il would be lasting shame TO the city If
the enterprise should Dox be suffered to
fall through. For one be VAS willing 10
devote bis tiaIe, as heretofore, and COO
tribute frou. his private purse al he felt
ALL. to continue H. After full discas-
sion committee was appointed to go
licit further subscriptions Of money,
goods, notes and anything else that can be
made available. This committee is 10
report ut sa adjourned meeting CD Satur.
day eEenIEc Of next week The names
Of the committee are j Scott Richtnsn,
c. Weed, s. NJ Mckibbsu, Peter jack
sou, s. D. Butler, j. c. Gordon, III.
Moli,, j. Hoop, II. 5. Campton, Luke
Sells, II. Funk, u, G. Stone, Cbas. Ev.
ans and s. o. Wilson. SUBSCRIPTIONS are
made to be payable Oh condition that the
full amount required to complete the
grading, bridging and .ieing the road
/ So, 0UO-shaI. he raised
! /. is. perhaps, needless for US TO say
anything in regard to the importance OIL
our citizens making liberal response t,
this call for further aid. The matter hss
nowEcachs1 a critical jancture, and unles.
the proper response il made We may give
up all hopes Of our railroad CONNECTION
with the Cedar Valley for years w
have strong hope that all who will b
called upon will do something towards
procuring the Necessary amount Sew
eral thousand dollars were raised ate
the adjournment Of the meeting las
nigh. By some Of the stockholders addin.
tn their SUBSCRIPTIONS, Others will d.
likewise, Will: there are some amply adj.
who have IS yet done nothing bat VIII
we hope viii VOW see the. necessity 0
stepping forward and lending hcIpin,
hand to an enterprise Of such vital i'm
portaDcoto the city a. the ptonRailroaI
Lei Us give a strong pull, 4 long pul
aud pull altogether and success wi
undoubtedly crown our eforts--Igsca
tine J0urHoi.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

6T-ra EarAauake I'm Tsaaaos..-T'ha CITY
&t Quito Destroyed. $1,000 tn 5000 Lives
Lot.
PA~AuA. Sunday, AFrsi1a. 81. .
e On the 22i day Of March, ., half pat
eight In the morning, ST searthqu.ks
which shook the nsoumfsia ran &c Of tbs
chinborsro fur the space Of four rnin-
uies, destroyed sla.oss entirely the city
Of Quito, and killed from :, 900 to 5000
persons. The churches, monasteries,
converts and State cdiGces are sImost sli
rent TO farHeuts, Thsrc il scarcely a
house in the city that j. nos badly dan
aged
That portion Of the Palace occupied by
the Minister Of the Iaterior, . great part
Of sh1 College Of San Luis, aud the sp!-n-
did mansion Of Dr. AIbujs, have also fsl-
len. All the pFiacip4! buildings Of the
neighboring towns OF San ABtonio, Co
tocolia, Machacha, ChiIIogaIlo ard Mag
aalena have beca destroyed The loss Of
property il estimated 1t three million. Of
dollars; and from the poverty Of the PeO-
pie it will be impossible to repair and
rebuild any great number Of the better
class Of cdidces destroyed. Tie shocks
were Eel. simultaneously 10 Tacnsgs,
. Auibato aud Alaasi, aud in Tinpulio the
earth opened in various places. The
earthquake wa also felt At Gu,yaqu:l, but
dad no damage there.
The temples Of San Francisco, del Ss.
grario and Santa Clara were Of beautiful
architecture; the temples aud convent. 0:
Santa Domingo, II Merccd and San Al
sustin, all had fine stone facades and
towers; the temples Of Santa Catalina and
Conception, and the Hospital, also had
stone fscadcs.
Quito is said to contain sbou, j0, 900
inhabitants It is built on an extensive
plain, against the NC a:&ins of Psnecillc
and Fiehincha, aud is about $500 fee,
above the level Of the sea. Most of tn.
houses are two stories, SOME three, and 8
part one story. Many are bull. Of burnt
brick, with handsome facades, but ,ht
greatest portion are uuburned brick o.
adobe.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

It. Louis, April "a strike among
tue laborers il some brick yards, which
has been several days in progress, as
samel yesterday rIotous character, aud
considerable property was destroyed --
The police were called out, aud after a
slight skirmisb, resulting in the wound
Ing Of several laborcrs aud two policemen,
the rioters were dispersed. This morn
Ing the men assembled again in large
force, and assumed such i threatening
attitude that TIE Mayor has ordered out
the militia to preserve peace.
AnIer-on saw mill was burned yes
terlav Loss $4,000.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

We had the qualification If meeting.
on yesterday, oar new Minister to Bogo,
to, the Hon. George II, Jones, Of Iowa.
Mr.. J. is staying at Willard's, AMI has
visited the seat II Government with the
view Of making arrangements prepara,o-
y 10 entering upon biz duties We an
6erss.nl it Ii his purpose 70 sail from
New York On the BIB Of May H,aM
CoHatfg.Jon.
Here is our old friend Jones again
lie is the gentleman who proposed to
make an annoying display Of political vir.
tue, aud dec!ioe the mission tendared
him, The ruling passion vas, however,
too strong in him; he could not afford to
decline. His heart did not fail him, it
oyercame him. Lot him depart 10 peace.
Let him be happy in Office while he may.
Never more vii. constituency drag him
from his retirement when he has Der.
formed his part &, Bogota Cta Com.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

ST. LOUIS, May g.
\ dispatch from Independence to the
Republican says \ gentleman just ar
rived, reports emigrsnts at the mines aud
those along the route enrolling themselves
into companies for Ariz3Dia and Sonora.
\ battle occurred on the I'd u APRIL
near Iuri, between the Navajo and Atache
Indians, in which ten Of tire latter and
eight Of the former were killed The
SaFajocs also los. 400 sheep. The Zuri
Indians assisted the Apachcs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

FAST TRAyELrSG.-The most impor.
sant and powerful railroad combination
ever entered into in this country, has
gone into effect. |. embraces coalition
Of the New York Central Hudson River,
Lake Shore Michigan Roads, against tie
New York and Erie, Pennsylvania and
New JerseyCeusral, for the through bust
hess Of the West, The Central trains will
make the distance from Buffalo to TROY
or Albany, 10 ten hours, and to NcwYork
IN ID hours, or abou. IS miles, per hour
inclndln gstoppages most remarkable
schedule offpeed, aud one that involves
extraordinary wear and tear of material
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07
Later from the Platte yalIey--Discourag-
ing News from the Gold ReZione

The following letter, written almost
On the verge Of the reported gold regions,
contains the very latest news from that
centre Of attraction-and We may say.
also, the most reliable, as the writer is
well known here, and has no other object
in making the statements than the good
Of his fellow men He corroboratcs our
previous suspicious that Pixies Peak is o
humbu2 In 4 privs,e ote to us. be
says he honestly believes something
should be done 10 stop the emigration to
that country till it i. known that the gold
reports are true -.Na,catiae Journal
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07
OFFICIAL. NOTICE.
OFFICE or ruK L. 5 MARSHAL.

OFFICE or rHE L. 5. MARSHAL.
LeIlaigc, Iowa, March a. 1859 (
| obedience to Law. and the following srter
4 hoilce - hereby given, hat a term Of the II
= District Court for the southern divi.ian ,f IN.
h1stflei OF Iowa, will lie he'd a. keoknk in s,ig
aN'sion aud district Oh the first Nona4. in Inn.
Eext. ! AIrppT sts,,,,,., - " "AN
l. = Marshal for the District of low.
- III pursuance Of the requirements ., an A., Of
congress approved March ID lao ravpIatinr
me terms Of the District Cour, Of TIE rn3,es
states TOR the District of Iowa, il i. her.hx ~,
oessa that term 0f said Court for the sontferr
DIVISION he held at keokuk. in said State -
commence Oh the FIRST Monday Of June Is5a
! oa WI give notice AMI summon the peti. ,,a
"4'aa 'u' lee accordingly.
J. VI. LOVE
~ the District of Iowa
10 LAfnEL SUMMERS Esq, and JOHN c. Brnx,
Us +" Marshal ani Clerk OF said Court lswS
- n% se'eTa' newspapers in the southern djvi,
ION OF the District of Iowa will please ,ha
ABOVE 'o days previous To the frst Of June n.y,
=, . tnetr weekly papers and send their hills in
aaficaie, to the L. ; Marshall. a. the lima t.,n,
"i me court at keokus. for payment.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07
HEAVY SNOW Storm.

4 gentleman who came passenger in
the Cincinnati express train On the New
York aud Erie Railroad from Elmira,
Oh Saturday night, reported tina. the
train Was three hour. behind its time
at tia, place in consequence Of heavy
snow storm which drifted on and Oh
structed tie track. In some places
al9tg the route the snow was two fret
deep ". j. Uerqh 10Th.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

The question is often asked us, al.
there any hope If Iowa and We candid.
ly reply that though It may take time,
there is not only hop" hut certainty
Of Iowa being redeemed from Republican
rule -Ne,rs
Very good, 'sqaire--but We are in
cIined to think it w,U take time" and
q great deale Of time, and time extending
good piece teyond 1850 Darenport
EdzSYr
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

L0LVMBt. Uhlo. AprlI Zo--TRe ap.
pIicatjon to the Saprcmc Court Of Ohio
for the release Of Bushnell and others
con cerncd I'm thu UberIin rescue case.
from the custody Of the l. 5 Marshal,
was refused this morning. The Court
expressed no opinion On tho constitution
ality of the fugitive Slave law.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

Quick TGIP.-The steamer Black
H1mh is making some splendid time for
stern wheeler. The last trip from Wa.
,erloo was made. with a large load, in n
little less than eight hours The distance
BY the river, according to measurement.
u loI miles. She therefore. made u.
nnics per hour That We call good time
--Tsdrr Valley Times
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

The Li,chfeI1 Conn Enquirer Of
April =, says:
We know man IN Western New
\ ork, who could not writo when he was
married, bat who vas instructed by his
wife 80 thoroughly that within five years
after bis marriage he was elected High
sheriff Of his county, and within ten
years, served four years in Congress, and
Is now one Of the most prominent fnan-
cters In the Empire State. President of
bank, aud worth probably half million
of dollars. "
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

SAvA>SAH, April 27.-Thc steam
ship Florida, for New York, bought here
the zach. Wanderers passengers.
The Wsndercr encountered 4 gale in
the Gulf on Friday She LOST her main
boon and split her sails 4 steamer hos
been dl.paiehed 10 her relief
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

-es,ed BIZ ,he Sheriff, snd shea ,aks tksn
from his custody b. = hsbess corpus from
jade wilson, and procure their das-
charge Is The nistrie. JUDGE wishon:
their going 70 Lorain County. WI!
judge Wikon dare interfere with shc
State Court 10 shis usy, We shall see.
= ESrswx n T~.Junr
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

Tho New York Tribune uses II rsafI''
Of paper per veek-avcrage weekly ez'
pense s., 800. It pays editors sud COZ
RESPONDENTS stt 900 per year-prInters
for type setting $50 toe--rnsi.'Ds cisf -
ST.. 01O-for t~Ierrsphing $4,000. 1t
uses in one year 81. 600 lbs. Of ink. The
Tr;bn,e ci~culstcx So. $50 nailies, Is, uOo
semi Wcekliev. $4,000 Wceklies, for
California / oD-To,al 2ll.-5o. OF all
the editions New York takes io.ie5'
Ohio 1910, Pennsylvsu's 15,-'Z. lII'n-
ois 12.76g, Indiana lc.c9s. Michigan
g.2G4. Connecticut s,63s, Vermont 8
242. MASSACHUSETTS s.f5i Wisconsin =
042, Msine 1851, lows 1873, &c
There j. no p.pcr printed IN the state
Of Iowa th.t has half the circulation OF
the Tribune within the State
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07
Railroad Notice.

The annual meeting Of the s.ockhold-
ers Of the Upton RsiIrosI Company will
BE- held on Wednesday. June ssh, 1859,
at ! o'clock 7. VI at The Railroad Office,
for tie purpose Of clecting Board Of
Directors. and for the transaction Of such
other bushes. a. may come before them.
s. J. CREW, Pres.
II REIGART, Sec.
Railroad Offee, May 7th, l859.:5w
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

Ssg~ The Mormons have not yet been
subdued, i. would seem, by the reports
received at Leavcnvorth. The judges,
it is stated, found it impossible to execute
the laws, and Gov. Cummings is said to
be OH the side Of the rebelious Saints.
Trouble between the No:mons aud the
troops was anticipated