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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-12
The College.

The Catalogue of tho South Carolina Col
lege, for the year 1850, has appeared. The
number of Students is one hundred and eigh-
ty-four. On Scholarships, VIC make the fol-
lowing extract thcrcfrom:
SCHoLARsHIrs.-Thc arc five scholar
shipsin the College; one founded hy Hon J.
l.. Manning, yielding an income Of $3.50 IL
year; two by Wade Hampton, jr., yielding
each an income of S2lO; one by Hiram b.
Hutchinson, yielding $3.50, and one by Hon
r. F. w. Allston, with an income of $50
These nrc awarded by the Faculty to young
men of more than ordinary merit and attain,
ments, whose circumstances require that
they should be aided in their College course
Candidates who have not been members of
the College, and whose character and schol.
arship arc not known to the Faculty, have to
undergo special examination in ordor to be
put on any of these foundations They are
not designed to be simply aids to indigeuce,
but compliments to excellence"
Each judicial Districts entitled to the priv
ilcge of sending one student free of tuition
and, on this subject, we insert the resolution
of the Board of Trustees
" Resolpcd, That tho Faculty be author-
ized to receive one student from each Judi.
DIAL District in the State, free of any charge
for tuition, who sball he recommended by
the Commissioners Of FREQ SchoUla within
that District; P'ouided, That there shall
not DO moro than one student mt any time
from The said judicial District"
The Commissioners of Free Schools will
take pleasure in performingthc duty assign.
ed to them in this resolution, nt any time.
ALL IN 0NE MoNrH.-M Mexico had seven
presidents in the month Of January.
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Early.

A friend sends us an Irish potato stalk,
measuring ten inches in length, of this years
growth. The leaves are as large as fifty
cent piece. No better evidence is wanted of
the extreme mildness Of the season, and the
consequent forwardness of vegetation.
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Return Dav

With its hopes and fears, has passed. Sew
onty-fvc writs and two hundred and six pro-
eosscs have been entered on the Clerks books.
There are also q number of acccptances.
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Public Documents.

Hon. JAMES CnEsNUT, of this State, and
Hon. A. III. SrErnENs, of Ga, will accept
our thanks for valuable nuhlic docnmcnts.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-12

A PEDESTRIAN in Ireland met man
and asked him why the miles were so pla.
quay long. Pat replied; /" You see, nov,
the roads are not good, so tho contractors
make mp for it by good measure"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-12

SPRING ELEcTIoNs.-Elections will take
place in four States this Spring, viz: New
Hampshire, March 9th, where contest will be
between tho Republicans and Democrats ;
Connecticut, April I; ; Rhode Island, April 6,
and in Virginia, May Goth. In each of these
States Governor is to be chosen, and also
members to the next Congress. Virginia will
be the main point Of interest in these clec-
tions
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-12

A BLACK DoCrOR. Professor Velpeau.
Chief Surgeon of the Hospital of Charity,
at Paris, has just placed Que of the halls at
the service of japanese mulatto, named
Wries, and known at Paris as Tie Black
Doctor. Hc has cured several pcrsons of
note, of cancers considered incurabic, by
the aid of vegetable substances brought by
him, from 1ndia, Thomoyt celcbratcdcnrs
he has affected, igltliat of Adolpho Sax, the
renowned manufactures of brass instru.
mcnts, whose face was deVourod by a can
scer The Black Doctor is now treating
tho wife Of stock broker, distinguished
for her beauty; but given over as incura-
Bile at the age ofthirty.four, by 1ticord and
Neleston. The japanese Hsculapius gets
immense prices; but if the efficacy of his
remedy is officially established, he cannot
receive too much Courier dcs Etas
This.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-12

"JENK1Ns" writes us from Washington
that Mrs. p, of New York, the wife
of a linscedoil manufacturer, wore to the
Napier ball, diamonds valued at $100, 600
and lace worth $Il 900. Her heavy tiara
and necklace were wholly composed of dia.
mUnds, and her breast plate was ofdiamond
leaves. She stood "knee deep'-Jenkin's =
elegant expression in old chench lace
and Italian fabric of exceeding delicacy,
the secret of the manufacture of which has
long been lost. 1t fell over blue silk from
her knees to her feet, and also in graceful
folds over her bosom The lady sat dur
ing the whole of the evening by window
opening from side room into the dancing
hals, in position whore the light could
fall fayorobly upon her opulcnce. But she
did not dare to enter the crowd for fear
that the lace might be injured, or tho dis.
thonds rayished from her persoh 81,
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" An Irish soldier, who was boasting Of his
great courage. was asked why he ran away
in battle. Faith" says Pat, me heart i
bowld as lion--so IL la but / happened Ia
have pair of feowardly legs. whioh always
run away wild me body. whin I'd be after the
inimy, bad luck tn themp
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-21
Total
=. 10000 !

i oar eL.-S--I.tD rtH1 tEtHI
Among e, 111. 600 # reorIa ,ha "a.
i7g r CO.. 900 men. tia, = ass -, NJ
-. more g Gas from ordinary acrun.
tons vii. have but LITTLE influence nm,
rrgdec:ion..nd 70 no-euD3o communion
.h.n wha: will l., caused byw MIA,
they ac:aa.iy q. a solder, j les. than
what they ct 1t homo. 4 I.rye portio,
- these are i9,ers from. the cities and IN
Europe tie iabor f.; Agriculture. thanks
T. the long wars ( former .ysz j. rus
touar!,y periyrmed BY females. No cop-
.crip: Is taken where Is labor Is .e,s.-
.ary - h.. family. The mere r.o~eue9.
q the men j. u &c commercial i-ano-r.
aa,e. Where their aoerat:aas IT'D
over large Agriculture, surface. thev
however, aez;-oy and g-sreo, arrteHr.urr
and In 60 f. cause : demand from other
quarter. Fiji. coafaeJ = Nor,h.rn
[ta'y. while all the ar1i-a-v source. If
supply are Gna.s:urSaa. the commercial
fleets of ths wars.it h.ralr b. fer There
never vas mere props.iors tuou,eB, far
var than now. .Inre cran. q ali sort, n
Eg--7a .-s very ahuaiant cari.al ,ns
1.1aer abundant aad ci~.r. aid eDts-.
C-.sc "A. recovered from he paai, afI.he
Ials s..r.ry different .,sta of affair
fr,,. ~hst eg,.ted when The Rg.si.n var
to. place Taers was thea ! fs:sare =
sra-sth:a- "a Ueztern Tu-anr .ha..
ia Egrlsca, Lsd toaeLsi lGfs /,
rrsaea the vine. x;.,-zarn- f.,8 sgS
otha. srons, were al shor.. and Bonev
vas very as.y Tna.r .h..a r.rr,ni.
STANCE. The arrartz r., taa!rni..s-t-t !.
lid haze ra.z a.,i,a a. l.rg. "a ,ha-a
heea 10 wara:aa T.n event id not
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-21
Last of the Cunningham .a,ir.

The claln IT Mr.. Cunningham to the
es:.te Of the murdered Or Burdel vas
set ~ rest forever yesterday in NewYork.
1t will be remembered that the sarrorat4
made decision sgslnss Ms Cunning
ham. holding tha. she vas 10: the widow
Of D.. BaTden; fror- the decision Mrs
Cunningham sPPeaied to the Supreme
Court The Mailer has been 10 Court for
some time, bu: 10 fur.ber.teps we're taken
BY Mrs Cunningham. Yesterday the
c gn-e! for the heir. tx AL order disnlls-
s.nz the appeal. Tor waos Of appearance
on The PSF: IT the lady Til. pat ,tui-
esus on al he proceed -s. All the .siy
5 once more pain Mrs Cunningham,
sa4 IL, the doctors wI4sz.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-21
DEMONSTRATIONS SALE.

In an order Of the County Court
~ CCIar reunrr the undersigned VIA. ~
=. scam ~s~ Mil in the town OF sassIHa' W
-, ~sur.v. an Saturday The issh day o. Suns'
y. y r.s5 betvssn tic h9nrs OF 10 esocA ~.
- ..elo-k T.. n. cell n pahiic sale, to me
=, - -. ,tsser the following very valuable real
.n.sfr. re Steam sxa Mil snc~n - $40
- - ,c~.,h4r wi;h the bot 81 isn1 upon
80 IA ,afu ia situated. bonded a. Gallowc
psyfnnfnr At the =. w. corner "f the =. T. %
re \ r o. section No. Ii " toShsh'P h". ..
r's-.t Al rsazs one wess thence running soaih
-, ,v.n -oas thence east hfteen rods thence
~ tbir,y.yo ruA- thence west afteen rods 70
r. &C. II h. yifrin- containing three acres Of
i.ns sstpa;n in the town OF As~-aion. 10 Cecar
rnum+v in the ~tz.e Of Iowa Also. ai the same
,,ra and rlars the following dcsSrihea Hacs o.
go .a,ainiux and Immediately east OF the los
-. ssxgrfted. ta.wit: Seventeen and so-lf
go. l.aausea - fal.sws Beginning ~ the y :.
= ea-nav Of Ia. y. F. Of the y. r. OF ssla
.ae.fan IA thence west q and 10 rojssthence
sou,h thirts-two reds. theace east io ana .-!o
yads ,hegcs soafh , rods. thence east l. sly
"a. ,bsr,-- soath - rods. thence south s!t &c
go. e,.. a sna = 10 rods shease north c? and
..lo rods - the place II a.ziHs:a-. Ash, me
.,rsxirE deserted piece q land bounfss 81 'o'-
lows to sit: Beginning II the ; r.. corner Oh the
Ne. " he n. T. / 81 said srcsi1R foafscen.
theme nprth l. and $40 rods. thence north =.
40 rrersxs.. 50 and ; 10 -oss thence vest IA And
% rod. ,hrrre south .hirty-ane rnds. thence
ss., a -se;s - ,he place ~ beginning. contain
ing eleven and g. loo acres Also. ten binding
Iot. In aid Tpwn Of Maxslor- each sixty -four
re.. front bv ore hundred and ff.y feet deep
The whole Of the property above Described 10
situatss i'm the thriving village of Mass ION, In
the eouaty II Cedar and State q Iowa and he
longs 10 the estate If TEolss slorer deceased.
and IL ordered 70 e sold Tor the payment S'
debts
Terms 81 SAFE ~ fixed by iAe ronrt. ere third
in hand. we tAird n SIX months. and sae haanes
in one year.
DAVID aL0pf r. AdEiuis-.'o-.
BARBARA >LDPER Aaninistrs,riK.
~ GAe es.a.r Of homss sloper, deceased.
Mav I4th Is 3-5v
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-21

Many q our reader. have
often seen a l.tt!e dea: and dumb girl.
only seven years Of ags. sboa. the streets.
Add whiting Offices and stores, 4 med
lcai examination hiss demonstrated the
fast, that us poor unfortunate child las
been outraged by some sou!Iess scouu1reI
aud diseased. From her deaf AL dlrsh
condition, i: i. imPossit'e perhaps T. FIX
The crime With certainty upon the guilty
party. ba, woe - him II discovered. We
are Informed By l respectable citizen that
recently several little girls IN the upper
part 4 the city have been inieecatly sp~
preached y grown NJ men. il the dusk
Of the evening. aaJ one badly frightened
By IN attempted on.raee Jh.s shoaId
make parents careful, and rhs, i more,
i. shaa.d make every one satchfa. for
the Infamous wreiches guilty G: such con
due: - Earenporf Ga.stfs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-21

NEx ioRE, May l3.-The rumorsi
arrangements heixeaa Mr. Vanderbilt,
sud the Pte.5c Nal Co. have taken =
more decided shape, and is generally cred
tied Il i SAID tba. Mr.. v sells the
steamers sgsiAara Light. Vanderbilt,
North Ssar. Ariel. Daniel Webster. Ocean
Queen, l. uots Ssrr. and Gartes. sar s.. u00,-
900, TO vhish the Pacific Mai! Company
contributes $500. 900. 4 neS Company
is to formed for working the Atlantic
end Of the route, With ssliial Il SID,
9gg. OF this amount Mr. Y. sak s5v,
900 stock and So. 900 5oHas. To- ser
sice i. 10 be performed v.ekls bet#san
.his cisy ard San Tsrneisco,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-21

lfrs~ sss Davenport safSss.l
TIL, notorious scamp, Postmaster At
We.tport, who is the Kansas correspond
eus Of the 81. Louis Republican, became
distinguished As the grea,es, liar in the
country, Is lie was the mos, trucking
tool of the pro slavery party, is new fu.
risire from justice After lying for
years against the 'fsbolisionists' of Kan
sss as he always calls the free-Stste men,
abusing them on every possible occasion,
and incorporating all thei. acts, this
fellow has At lss. stolen . niger and
made tracks for distant quarters. He
first sod Or. Morris, Of Missouri, q
negro woman aud three children, for
81 500, receiving $500 cash But the
Doctor discovered the property We.
mort-aged TO its full value, and demand
ed back bis $500 OF course Clay Pate,
though u nsH dhcai in finance a. in liter
s;ure, was too stnar. to fork over -
The Dccsor, however, insisted on an ad-
iustment. The st. Louis Democrat con
tinue. the story thus:
He bamboozled the Doctor with prom
ises to m,ke it all right, and gave him I.
bill Of sale Of his negro man Austin, fo-
81 900, =. security for the .payuen; of
the money sd,anced By the Doctor on
the frs, purchase besides hi, pose. to
make up 81, 500; whereupon tn. Doctor
made deed of his property. valued q,
81 600. to Pate. The latter had now got
things 10 proper shape, aud understand
! ing that the Doctor intended to sell the
negro, he ran that j. dividual of TO
Wayne City, las. Friday night, having
boagh. pony fer .ha: purpose, for
whi,h be gave 5000 feet Of lumber -
90 the mex: mQrDinc, and before the sd.
! .cncc # the negro was discovered, Ps,e
! ,h.conded, sud made his wsy to Kanss.
! City, where he took passage on the steam
er Twilight. When the boat arrived s,
Wayne City, the negro was taken on
board BY ate, where he had waited his
arrival Upon the boa; reaching JcFcr.
son City, Pate and his companion .yok
/ the cars for St. Louis. When they AZ.
! rived here, Pate left orders for hi. pony
t. BE sent = e1P:c.s to Norfolk. Viz
= "a a. 9A1 - NeAa@ P-A N5tH u > negro IgF
parts unk1own-ai.hogch i: is supposc ed
he 10 making tracks for the Old Doaliu
ion. Yesterday the telegraph was in &C.
tive operation, to put the authorities Of
the various towns through which he
might pass, on their guard 80 as TO n.t
him, and deliver him up 70 justice The
main sufferer in this matter i DR. Nor
! ris, who has los: $500 10 money. ana
property valued at 81 900 aud isis fel
low Is enc q the most blstan, pro- slave
r. demsgocues in the country. Is Pats
was said to be without money when h
arrived in this city, j. is supposed that
the parties bare who hired him to defsnt
the free-Ssa.a men Of Kansas, as.istel
him = escape. Il IS impossible, hover
or, for Pate 10 e.ula the vigilance Of hi,
Pursners. If he j. caught ir fire..
State, everybody will Be au,ious in thi,
! case to carry out the fugitive slave law
We understand that rsqui.i,i0u will /,
made upon Gov Wise for his delivery :,
the authorities Of Missouri should he sue
ceed in reaching Virginia, R,puIIica,
! Fj>a.e -opy
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-21

NEscATlsE IsLAsp.-Taa high stage
AID rapid rise Of the river, with reports
Of sEili greater rise coming, have caused
scle slsr.a In regard t. an overflow #
the Island. Tia water is already ran
Eing over tin ss-a places, and ~orkncn
are engaged il fIot@a.!Dg tie ieTee on
the sFper part Of the Ixiani from break
ing away. We hope their eff will be
successful. IS the overflow II she Iel.od
At thi. a.~s would b. aiis9ied by disaster
- many farmers Nasc1t.ae yoa. 18Th.
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SHERIFF SALE.

ny virtue % q sgsertsi e2eeutiUa - roe direct
ID e. s>~.ed frefa tie afnSe "i the Clerk uf tae
8ai-tstcg L8aTt. ia s@1 far the Count! OF Cedar
and STATE AZ I5wa. in f4yar ~ CEarbss and viii
liam T. :, ore and -aifs: J4mes Hams. Almirs
UauHa ard John Conner hare levied apon the
fnlur m gEo ertN. - w3t: The s0Gthf At guar
ter Of the northeast 1arseF dissection t'tsen Isl
ia G4WRsEIy seAty Glas go RoEtA Of range tao
'9f xest contain. ~ forty an acres; also. lot O.
"two ~ tegax ta= northwest qa&rlrr Of the
a.,r,bsAs: auaE;s: ct the southeast garner Of
.-=cEsoG fifteen. -: aL-". the .ss! half CT tie
~Sa@saagst @44r-ar If the northeast ca.rt~r u
- tBou lstes IA II out4nIHc twenty ZEE sSres:
49, part ~ lot Gg. two ~ IN he 3 .: aled IN
-tb- comm 5sst0Eat@ report II the EaEIwsss
-r.u4rtar IT til ssz.sls1sG quarter Ct section ~
teen ~ bounded ~ fg!la~<: te -!nrlag a; tbs
-s@gfa~as: -orEcE n.ar the creek theme ny lands
-os EaaZ4H4l -sg.b 81 W. T. 30 pos-. thence ~
lzad % Il. y alton rgrtz asa we-i ls.T +. - =
post. fAenee by land uf 81 =. B4Fk R9FIh 50 s&ss
- T., ta place vi bcgiuatu-. containing me
III &cFe taeaty~-sysn ~ EsrrBss, noEth q
range rEa o.. -: 4 the &ib /. NJ. With al 81
he srrartaaAaces thereon" all OF said land
stas:ea iu Cedar zoaHtg. liza. AMI shall sser
'".e saae gss sac Futrtr o-tcry, At Ire Ces<s
iIos4-. &gssr ID EEc .owh q ,.vB Ia sara roaE-
H.. Ga ~atnE4ag l~'a DAY ~. Gnr. A. n. 1853. he
- ela The aosaEs = 90 : / ~ SAD 81 cloc <
L. L o. sE51 1Ay "a sa4ssty said sNsc4,.ga and
ro..s that IL, accrue thereon
p44ra th4~ EetA s. a. If Ma. \. r. f>5a.
G1r!asf HUBER sheriff
..-4 et E~@xr e.a-:y Ls,a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-21

Tue WAY TO Do IA recent Dun
Der 4 the MI. Vernon Nrt-s contains an
advertisement occupying the space Of
three columns, which Is to Be- inserted
two months, and during that time the
advertisers subscribe for eight huafrrd
copie. OF the paper for cr.tuitous e1-ca-
.atiou. That's the way to DO il, and the
money thus invested will b. repaid to
this snterFrising firm probably hundred
fold, before eighteen months pass away.
There % nothing like liberal advertising
10 build up an extensive business -
TI1toa EggIs.
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HYnm WzsLiucfnf,.

NAsHISoroS, May II.
Though efforts have been made and
cou1ssnanced by v,riou. leaders to rec.
on ellie the differences smong the Dernoc-
rsey, the Presideu, refuse, 10 con- promise
With Douglas, e.ccpt upon Illuminating
conditions, which must be rejected. A
movement is now making to unite the
North and South irrespective of the Ad-
minlssrstion, with Hunter for President
and Douglas for Vice President, giving
the latter the track for 1854, IfDouzla,
will aecede, it is supposed thi. combine
sion eau be easily made.
Secretary Floyd left this morning, to
Be absent till after the Virginia election,
where his hro:hc. is a candidate for Con
gress, ard much harassed BY For, SneII
ing and other matters.
President Buchsn.n eo,ertains the
idea of chsnging the principal foreigu
Ministers, in vie. Of the Eurupcsn war
He has desired al excuse for chang
some time.
WAsHISGToS, May Is
HERALD CoRREsPOSDEsCE.- Dial
las our Minister at London Ia. inforneC
tie Department OF State Of the di.appror
al By England Of the Treaty recently ne
gotiated by Sir Wm. Gore Ousely, an
that they have given him preer1p,vry or
ders to proceed to Nicsrsgus sri conclu ]
a treaty in accordance with las ins,ruc
tions.
Letters received from sources entitled
to credit mention that rumor. were prev
alens in various portions of Italy, ,h.
the Pope NIGH. be Compelled to tax re
. fuge in the United States. Our minis
tiers at Rome aud Nsp,es speak OF it {.
! highly probable. owing 20 the unset,le,
: and prccarious situation of ihings.
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Tst. - tie ages Al u q fha-ps-e Tr,sH~-
Ton = ths -. fer "a Fzstr e44szs. -E 4 80.
- has61sss.
AtgLL n Agr - eaEpsEsrt s4ax -. IL xss.e =
srE3sFes ksTe- The Lscsa ares ~ to z-4t 49, 3.
u TO- seasy.
kffkkEAt fan Esrg.E t. vrss e $50 x4-r
zr6 ka.t"rta C~r- II The C.s.ss a. BAveAzaz. II u
lsasssi sua Fe8ra4-
Asaag us- Ill t2d. = g-uFsy 8-4zar~. tAasa4 RI
~atssS A. Jas Lss@- sk-v ~ 8Erafa -err Hr rr- nd
str&a+azcs gV-r ne gEsau&*ss e sE,= taa 1sv.u1r
So Ias=tEtsen u t-s easgfry- TIE rs.rss e S.gz
ssfapwss ID fers8aM AMI sic "a 49, a.. -.
trm@s Mater = Ffsrsn-e Laazwrx al seg~E-@ a..
Ers"~p E-1.T Ezk nh~n n ronHEann tearha~s~k =
= svsssas 81 srss-sT sEh.lse as ekae. e ,s~ ).
II -as61sss-
ryEwrEEtAw Pn~ws ~<HFp-tsr rr~~- r-.r-ur
In tie ra-s saases a. he lelsrse II III =.
Ftz ETa-t q. ssa STnsz.sufS- A ed -. III
rrssa- 10 guaranteed - all ITO sosr4sss ,k~ -
here
A t@@~s-s5y E-s~arst rsrfs-a-sseEax-.nlss .~
hans sss. PAPER. ssasA ths Ess~>.er ear 81 -, a.
pace g ? FsH Eaaoaase-.s 4w<9s1 eae4 xrzIaa..
TIE i ra--l ana saAsa- f--s--w r-re- $50 -
6nssa aa.2 . reELsre-
EHa.aa So psyssae iuv3rSaA,y Il advzurs .nts-
tit ss~ stp2sezas - LIE sxhcGs~-hsr So. = i
Also - ES7a Il lszyts t@s4Eaz4sAAI COLLEGE :. s
ria sers ~ ra~rgyr@1 half ,-y7r-
Separate tnstFEgtlur given ir Psrnss.Ar
BLs.asSs ard fH=EA- Il ~-u-afTar. - $780,.
tally ErTfEsr CAL. FER ruv-lxrs s.ntafp;ww 81 =
farEasssa. please sEca@se TEE portage xaHp r..
s3arsss. - Triton.
Asy.i. iess~ bz~~r pey. L.,
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DY sifias = spesfia! sxssG.tioa t. M stss-,ex
ID .ssa@t E.-a t@ &C Q Of Gas ttssrs IN th. r-5
IF'ct GoGf. = And III he Count of Ieaxr sns
STATE r lsTss q .Asar o John seanis - sat .
I. Corey. aaf a-afrst FzFrsR j. stA. :. bx.s
levied 4psI tas .otsaataE grSrsrts. A. 90 ROC
sFsy Of Cas- Sad sa-rss i. rsesy, 10 vii II.
northeast aa&rssr = section SIX i. In haw-sh5a
seyeafy-aines t19.l Eaa1a one RI we.t ron.agr4pg
one haRsrea aa3 siEsy ia. acres. rs-rs o. ,ass
~'ih TIC appearances ihsrsors said isna sitE.
s.ed Ia Caaar c0aatT. loss. All .hal 60 -.
.asn@ for 49,. 81 nshiie ~e:ery ~ Ire P,g-t
HOass door 70 the tswn sf Tip.cE Ia sa:3 soar.
y. o. Saturday, LA day Q. Ians. A. u I.s3- -
tween fhe helr' If alock A X aas / ..-inxx
=. NJ - s4f 6sy1 - ~s'tsfy ssfi execution sns
rasts tha; H.ay Arcras thereon
l.lea Las AssA a@s # M a. u. Lass
GEORGE lERgP
Ei~s Nh.rir Of cedar shuu.v t..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-21
L-ateet from the peak"

Letters from Denver City, April 18th,
represen, crea: scarcity ofprovlsioo,
and much suffering, .ad some deaths in
consequence. Contrary reports prevail
regarding the mining prospects. Meas
ures have been taken to form q new State.
Delegate. are TO meets. Denver City, in
June, 10 form State Constitution.
Horace Greely left With the Leaven-
worth delegation on the l5sh, for the
Ossawa.tieme Convention.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-21

CATTLE KILLED FOB THEIR Elpss -
We hare already mentioned tic fact Gha.
= number 81 cattle have ry.,sriously dis
appeared from til. city lat ". ard some
carc4sses have been fenrd Showing that
the animals were killed merely for their
hides. Alr. B. Middleton. If this sitv. .
week or two ago. foun4 The skinned 30
dies Of two very fine COWS belonging to
him, which, from sll indications, hal been
5f.rss into IN obscure place aud kiiA d
for no other purpose than to Obtain their
hides Cannot the mi-crearts who are
perpstratin- this nsfarious work r.
brought to justice -. NrEcatipe J9xrrqT
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-21
Latest from Euror,

The news from V.oana Of the 81 in.. +.
is that the Austrian. had advanced with
Gu. any sericu, eonba. 10 Can berecaIo
and Leaileao. The oai.ial iouraai at 81.
Petersburg, decls-es positively tha. there
exists no treaty of alliance offensive and
defensive, between Russia and any other
power vh..-ver, No battle Of importance
bad yet taken pace, tu, all parties sre
hurryius up their forces, to the scene Of
conflict.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-21

Carr iEGsH AceUIrFED.-Gspt Ri.h,
who Las been oa t-izl fsr two weeks past
IN TIE nisirie; Gear. It DaTsaport,
charged IS enc ot the parties engaged in
klching ard cruising the death n Boyd
Wiikissou ct Iowa City, ~s acquitted on
Saturday last The jury returned yer
iict Il "Not Guilty" after rsmsining Gu.
about two hoG-s The Terile, seems 70
be generally approved b, ,ho.s familiar
With he eviiecce slfuced n the csse.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-21

Remenber the Co Convection on the 4th
day Of June Saturday. We know it is
. busy se,soa Of the year, hut important
business is to be transacted and i. is in
por.aus that every township should be
veil represented The hour Of meeting
n fxed a | 0 clock p ".