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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-14
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, on the 1th day Of April, AID.
w 1857, JOHN MCKENZIE executed unite jon
F. DILLON as Trustee, q certain Deed Of Trust
conveying unto said Trustee the following real
estate in Cedar county, Iowa: 10 wit The
Northwest quarter Of Section No. twenty.fonr
k24) in Township No. seventy nine 40 north of
Range Number one ~ Vest of the 9Th p NJ
said Deed Of Trust is duly recorded on the rec.
ords of said County and State in Book ~ page
tlI.
said Deed of Trusts as made rs aforesaid to Sc
cure the paym OF tw o rGmissOry notes execu
ted by aid JOHN MCKENZIE +" JOHN p. Cook ore
note for the sum Of twenty five t25) dollars pay
able in six ~ months from the date thereof and
one other note for the sum OF two hundred and
seventy five dollars (S275) payable in one wear
from the date thereof, with interest PAYABLE
seml-annually at the rate OF ten per cent per an.
mum after maturity. said notes are dated It'll
April, 1857, and now are the property Of COOK,
DILLON X l,SpLEY
And now said last cntoned note having be.
come due and payable, and the said JoHx Nc.
kENzIE having failed 20 pay the same and the
said Trustee, john +. DILLoN, having refused 80
act as such Trustee, and the County Judge of
Scott county. Iowa, BY the authority to him given
in said Deed Of Trust. having appointed the M
ders gned WILLIAM VI. IrTBttL, Trustee in the
stead of said JoHN +. DILLox, ]. WILLIAM II.
TuTHlLI, Trustee SO appointed do hereby give
this public notice. that by virtue of the power
in me vested shall on saturday the 3Oth day Of
June, A. h. 1850 at the hour of one o'clock T.
NJ of said day at the Court House door in The
town of Upton in said Cedar county. expose and
offer for sale at public auction the ltea. Estate
above described SO much thereof. AS shall be
sufficient to pay the amount of said notes, with
the interest thereon to the day of sale together
with all the costs and expenses attending said
sale, costs OF this notice and Trustees fees.
WILLIAM IL. TUTHlLL.
Upton, Iowa; May 3ist, 1850. Nv
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Teachers Association,

BY adjourLmentthe " Auxiliary Teach
ers' Association of Cedar County, will
meet at the brick scnool house, in Spring
dale Township, on Saturday, the 10Th
inst. Israel Nigus, Sibbil Maynard, F..
Cook, Joseph Wood and VI, Il. Harris
are appointed to prepare essays. u. j.
Maynard, c. c. Ncstlerode, and Prof. D..
Wells, are expected to be present and
address the Association. Teachers, and
friends of education are respectfully in
vited to attend. Meeting commences at
10 O clock, A. NJ. u. c. TABER,
CHI n Executive Committee.
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REau The District Court adjourned O

IR- The District Court adjourned on
last Friday evening. About one humid
red civil cases were disposed of, leaving
over one hundred more remaining on the
docket. In the civil cases there were
only two jury trials. One in the matter
of tho last will and testament of John
Hardacre, deceased. Verdict sustained
the will
Several criminal cases were also dis.
posed of. State of Iowa VS.. John Wall !;
illegal voting; sentenced imprisonment
for thirty days and pay costs of prosecu-
ton.
State of Iowa VS.. Albert Wadhams !;
assault with intent to kill; found guilty
and sentenced to imprisonment one year
in the peniteatiary. An effort is being
made to obtain his pardon.
There were other cases but not of
much consequence. The following per-
sons were naturalized: Pat. kirwin,
Richard kirwin, Anthony Mathew, Au-
gustus Huck, Jacob Snyder, Henry
Phelps.
c. s. SwINEFoRD, of this place, and
JOSEPH WEAVER, of Durant, we're ad-
United to the bar as Attorneys. Good
luck to them in the profession.
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The Supreme Court Of 10 wa.

This Court is now in session at Des
Moines. We regret to learn by the fol-
lowing from the Register that Judge
Stockton is still very sick and not likely
to recover:
Chief Justice Lowe and Judge Bald
win are present, both in excellent health
and spirits. They address themselves to
their labors with earnestness and efficien-
cy. Their work is a peculiarly arduous
one owing to the absence of Jud &c Stock
ton, whose duties they are obliged to
perform without the benefit of his large
experience and counsel. They have thus
far proved themselves fully equal to the
trust rcposed in them. OF Judg Stock.
ton we state with profound sorrow, that
there is no probability at this time of his
return to the bench. His illness has as.
sumed new form, but whether TT
change bodies anything more encouraging
as to the final result, his medical attend.
ants are unable yet to decide. Those
who have seen the Judge rotund and ra-
diant with health, will be surprised to
learn that he is now but the shadow of
his former self, emaciated to skeleton
proportions. His suffcrings, arising from
a complication of diseases, have been
borne with the most exemplary fortitude
and patience. \ devoted christian, he
derives from the hope that is not born of
earth, that rich consolation that is equal
to every trial, triumphant even in death.
Ills friends still cling to the hope of a
change for the better in the phase of his
disease. But he does not. lie regards
his career on earth as nearly ended, and
reJolces In the prospect of the rest rescr-
we'd for the just of earth's children.
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In the Democrat of last week we find
an article from VIM. p. Cowan, in which
he undertakes to answer a few charges
as he says, and then let the people
judge, &C. I'm the first place. says
he, 4" am not required to furnish the
Superintendent room We believe
the law says that "the County Judge
may furnish ROOFS for Other county Off
cers,besides the Judge, Treasurer and
Recorder, and Clerk of the Court, Provi-
ded he has them" But no, the Judge
has none to spare, they are all given to
his particular friends. Had the Supt.
been good Democrat, we have no doubt
but that he would have had as good a
room as could have been procured in the
Court House. He says, "however, offer.
ed MIN jury room which he refused
was too small, &c" This the supt. most
positively and emphatically Denies
Again he says, " offered one before his in
sinuating notice" This, the Supt. says
is another Of his Democratic mental aber
rations. He says, Il refused to have
questions printed for the Supt., &c -
To this we answer, that it is customary
in every other county, at least where
there is printing press. Aud had the
Supt. proposed to have had them printed
by the Cedar Democrat, we apprehend
there would have been no objection rails
ed Again he says, 81 never made the
Advertiser any pledges" Just see how
ne lodges the issue, he don't deny it
10 that part of his article which refers to
"quadrupeds, shot.guns, fence, &C.. I'VE
have but little to say, excepting that it is
series OF malicious slang and false in
situations that were trumped up lust be
fore the election last fall, which the sunt
has never stopped to notice. All that Is
necessary for one interested in thi, mat
ter is, to look at the course from which
the story emenated We don't propose
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ORIGINAL Nnticc,

STATE OF IOWA, CEDAR County, 49,
IL {. C. U'ebber, l.. NJ WELLER and
yohn Deere :--.Strs.
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the office OF the Clerk of the District Court
OF Cedar County, State OF Iowa. a Petition of
Spier Whitaker. of Davenport claiming OF Won
lhfee Thousand Dollars as money due him 70 r
the non-paynent Of q certain promissory Note
dated Davenport, Oct lIth, ls57, and payable
in Seven Months from the date thereof to the or.
der of 5. Whitaker, at the Office of James Gran,
with ten per cent interest after due for Twenty.
four Hundred and Sixteen and $1,000 Dollars
and signed hy you, for value received and for
whl)h an Attachment Is prayed. ale ging that c.
{. Weber Is non resident Of the State of Iowa.
And that, unless You appear on or before the
next Term OF the Cedar District Court ard ans
Mer thereto, accordingto the rules of this Court,
judgment will be rendered against YOU thereon.
June 5th, 1850. JAMES GRANT
23.5w PrtihSs Atty.
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SHERIFF SALE.

81 virtue OF an execution to me direct
tn Issued from the office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
uict Court, in and FOR the County ofCedar and
state OF Iowa, in favor of Willard Harmon L.
and against John Emmerson, have levied upon
the lolo"ing property, as the property of the
said John Emerson, to wit:
The southwest quarter of the northwest quar-.
ter OF section four ~, township eighty two (s2),
range one ~, west Of the 9Th i. NJ. and the
southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of
section -four a., township eighty two (s2l range
one o. west OF the 9TH i. NJ, and northwest
quarter OF the northwest quarter Of section nine
o. township elghty-two l>2l range one ~, west
OF the 9TH T. M.,with the appurtenances thereon;
said lands situated IN Cedar county Iowa;
And shall offer the same for sale at public ont
cry, at the Court House door in the town of Tin.
ton, i'll said county, on Saturday, $50 day of
June, \. ID. lsGn. between the hours OF Q
O'Clock \. ". and O'Clock L. " of said day to
satisfy said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon.
Dated, this ?lst day of May, A. b. lsc0.
J. l.. BRADSHAW
Pr fec Ss.4ol Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
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SsfRsRSyE,E' SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution to me directed is
sued from the Office of the Clerk of the Distr~,
Court in and for the County of Cedar and State
Of Iowa, ~ favor of Joseph X. SNYDER and
against Isaac II. sherman | have levied upon
the folio" ing propertvas the property of the said
Isaac II. sherman, to wit:
The northwest quarter Of the northeast qua r.
ter OF section one ~ in township eighty one Is y,
range two e., west OF the 9Th principal meridian,
with the appurtenances thereon: also, the south
West quarter of the northeast quarter of section
one u IN tow ship eighty-one tsl) range two
y west OF the 9TH principal meridian, with the
apputtenanccS thereon; said land is situated in
Cedar county. Iowa;
And shall offer the same for sale at public out,
cry. at the Court House door in the town of Tip.
toh, IN SAID county, on Saturday, the 23d day of
June \. j. 1860 between the hours of o'clock
A. NJ and o'clock /. NJ Ui said day, to satisfy
said execution and costs that may accrue there.
on.
Dated this 18th day of May A. u 1850
j. l.. BRADSHAW,
Sheriff IF Csdar Co,mty Io,ca
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to compare the character Of the Supt.
with that Of the Judge; but we do say
that the Supt. is not AFRAID to go where
he came from.
The Judge also harps on veracity, Just
as if he had any We would admouish
him to turn from his evil ways.
a SUBSCRIBER.
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"Georgia Traitors'' and Little Niggers

They are cutting up some rather queer
capers in Georgia, where the strength of
Douglos is so I" overwhelming The h.
dependent South, published in Burke
county, Georgia, relates the following lit
tie circumstance in point:
On Friday last, the citizens of Wayn-
esboro, and vicinity met, without dis
Junction of party land in cool deliberation,
without dissenting voice, they proceed
cd to hang in effigy the ten Geors ia dele
gates who would not withdraw from the
Charleston National Convention. They
were hung in the public streets with the
inscription labeled on them, Georgia
Traitors, "and while swung up, they were
stoned and brickbatted by the little dark.
les their remains were then taken out
70 the parade ground and hung up to the
liberty pole and burned oashcs, the cam
non w::ss fred one time, with the mouth
turned to tbs Ground, as token Of sub
mission on the part Ct the delegates.
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HEcHr Il FRIEND have just received
new supply of summer goods, Of the
latests style. They always manage to
keep their stock complete, in order to
supply their customers with anything
called for, iu their line Of business
Read their new advertisement, and you
will have an idea Of ,ehat they sell, and
by calling at the store you will learn how
they sell goods.
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Wool l'ardinx.

nT. J. N. Ives. would announce to thsih
~ OLD customers, and the public generally that,
having thoroughly reftted their MachiDery, thev
will be ready to do Wool Carding on short no.
tee at their old stand three miles south Of riD-
ton during the months Of June. July and August ;.
1850. They have made such repairs that they
VIII not be effected by the dry weather, and cue.
TONERS from distance may rely on getting their
work home with them. Their machine 10 Of the.
best quality and will be run by an exPeriep, Cd
workman. They are determined that their work
will satisfy all who may favor them with thsir
patronage Try them. a. T.a.J \, IVES,
1ipt.n. May lah $50
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Farmers. attention !!

lI>IE UNDERSIGNED having the agency of
4 the celebrated Improved Buckeye Reaper
anu Mower; also, Falveys, of Wisconsin, and the
Combined Reaper and Mower Of j. II. NANNY, is
prepared to sell any of them at prices to suit the
hard times. 4 sample Of the above machines
can be seen. opposite the post Office, in Upton
For terms, inquire of the undersigned or r. n
Lone, at the +. O. T.. IlOiT, Agent.
Upton, May 18th, ls50-2ms
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Original Notice.


THE STATE OF IOWA, CEDAR County: Is:
10 L. ~ Weber and e.. &. Weber.
" ol arc hereby notified that there is now on
4 h!t in the office Of the Clerk of the District
Court in Cedar county, State of Iowa, a petition
OF spier Whitaker, Of Davenport, claiming of
you Fifteen Hundred Dollars, a. money due for
the non-payment Of a certain Promissory Note,
dated Davenport. Dec, ed, 1857, and payable in
Six Months from the date thereof to the order
of Spier Whitaker, at the office of Whitaker h
Grant in Davenport, and signed by you, for val {.
ne received, and that an attac hment has been
prayed for, alleging that c. G. Weber is non.
rc:dcnt Of the state of Iowa.
Ahf that unless you appear on or be fore the
first day Of the next term of the Cedar District
Court and answer thereto, acc oriing to the rules
OF this Court. Judgment will be rendered against
you therein, in ID ccoIdance with PRAYER OF peti.
tioncr.
June 5th, 1850. JAMES GRANT,
23.5w Pftih's Atty.
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The CROPS bid fair to yield largely
However, little rain would be very &C.
ccptable. The wheat will be rather short
but sufficiently long to admit of its being
bound. Since the rains last week, the
corn is coming forward with amazing
strides.
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@- On Friday evening last, Judge
TUrHlLL delivered very able address
at the Court House, on the bred Scott
decision
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nA+ About 1000 in money is report
ed officially as having been collected at
Chicago for the relief of the tornado suf-
ferers. This sum will be much incrcas.
ed by proceeds of Concerts, &c.
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nLD DOMINION Coffee and Tea Pots; Masters
~ Patent minute Ice Cream Freezsrs; Arth
nr's Patent Sclf.Saa.ipg Fruit Jas at manufac.
ral' ~ jas NIEE.
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+. & NJ CnlLDs have Just received a
lot of fresh Groceries, which they are sell
ling at low prices, for cash.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

Put up in ls53-G0, may be had at Mr.. LINS-
LEl'S, Tipton-second door as you enter the
village from Muscatine,
March I t.h lssn.
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SINGERS FAMILY SEWING Ma
CHINEs.--Also Machines, for Tailoring
and Leather Sewing, at 66 Lake Street,
Chicago, Ill. See Advertisement.
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at arrird,

On Monday, June 18th, by Rev 4. NJ. GElGeR, Mr.
MyRoN CnrLps, to Miss ELLA c. BlssELL, both of Tip
ton, Iowa.
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Upton Railroad Comno..

OOup0ny.
Public notice is hereby given, that tho .r,,.,
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Upton Rail
Road Company As provided by the rticlr. ~ 81
sociation will be held al the office nf tho 90
pany, in Upton, on the ID Wednesday,, the 18th
day ofJ June, A. ID. 1860, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for
the election Of II Directors, of said Company for
the ensuing year.
All stockholders holding certificates OF the
Treasurer. are requested to hand them in on or
before thafday. or prompt measures will be tax
en- to collect all arrearages due the Company as
shown by the books.
BY order of the Board.
A. GILBERT, Secretary.
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE At
GREAT BARGAINS.
TIE PURCHASER MADE RICH.
Now Is the Time to Invest.

FINHE undersigned offers to the public the FOL.
l. lowing desirable and valuable property, at
very low rates and easy terms.
80 acres of choice prairie land in Delaware
county, Iowa:
$50 acres in Tama county:
32O acres partly improved in Cedar county
delightfully."- located and designed for a grain
and stock farm, within miles of the county seat
Also. $50 acres of timber land:
Also, 800 valuable Town Lots. in Stars
Addition:
For particulars as to price, terms and locality
inquire of the Undersigned, or of II G.. PrArT
Office IN the basement of the new court house:
J. H. STARR:
Upton, February 9th. lsG0-6
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BLAN KS I'VE can now furnish all
who may desire with Blanks Of almost every
description, neatly printed and Of the most
approved forms,

Iss- Shoe Newspaper whose col,'mns al
oil times croudei mHh netc advertisements, and art
riH shoe yOn community aiire rith business ana
enterprise. The age is a mocmg one, 4 that
sfauds in these "tater days" wW N short time, tina
himself beItimd his councillors FL
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EMERsoNs Patent Sugar Cane Crusher, which should
hst hands ofevery Farmer,
Dor sale by JAS 4 r. A. NYTR
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d'ipton 4obtrtistr.
Agents for the Advertiser

Agents for the Advertiser.
>. n kATHBuN, Of Pioneer. is author, ed to receive
SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor the ADVERTISER and rcceip. for the
came.
ITC. Ii. SCRlNEN, .4dr srtising .igent, SO Dear
BORN street, Chicago, authorized receive adrer
ttseme"ts for this and all the leading papers Of the
NORTH Nest.
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pUY your Tobacco at f. 4 NJ CHILDS', and
ID save Is per cent
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A NEW and fresh supply of Sugar coffee. Mo
lasses Ac.. lust received by E. Il NJ. CHILDS
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QUEENSLAND

is uneaquaed in the Marhet a. to quality AL
price. We have Il large amount, which " ays
frequently recruiting with the latest styles.
Also. general assortment Of Kerosene Lamps
and burners. which can be fitted to fluid lamps'
with but little cost
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ever offered in this n.arket which We are able -
offer twenty five PEI cent lower than the uausl
retail price.
il,,r.t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-03
DIED.

In this city Saturday last, at the residence of
her father, Mr.. John Nightingale, in the 22d
year of her ago, Mrs. SARAH JONES, wife of Mr..
Robert Jones, formerly journeyman printer of
this city.
Mr.. Jones absent in New Orleans at tue time
ofthe death of his wife. She leaves his care two
infant children. Mrs. J. was of remarkably kind,
cheerful disposition. She was dutifuI child, au
afectionate wife, and tender mother. Her last
illness was severe and painful beyond conception,
yet during her conscious moments not a murmur
escaped her lips.
Hope looks beyond the bounds of time,
When, what now dsplore,
Shall rise in full immortal prime,
And bloom to fade no more
The funeral service of HORACE PLUMMER, Esq,
will take place in the Old Presbyterian Church on
Second street above Main, this (Friday) afternoon
quarter past O'Clock. The friends Of the family
and the public generally are invited
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New York Marker.

NEW YORK, Feb. l, P. M.-Money mar
ket quiet, and supply of currency better:
rates ofexchange are unaltered. Provisions
Mess pork rather dull, and 600 bbls, good
country brands sold at II 25; the demand
is limited active demand for bulk meats
sales of O,oOo lbs, at 64@s4c., delivered
at Ripley, Ohio, and 63@82c., delivered
about the 1st of March active demand for
bacon with sales of l, 100 hhds. at 72@e3c.,
on the spot, or delivered next week, and
103c. for clean sides delivered the last of
the month. Lard is held at lO4c., with
some demand at 104c. Flour in good de-
mand and prices tending upward; sales of
1000 bbls at 8 sO@6 for extra, and super
fine at 5 60@5 20. Whisky market dull
prices unchanged; sales of 1000 brIs. at
l94c., including that from wagons. Wheat
continues active, and prices firmer at l $50
l 35 for prime white; l 28@1 33 for red.
Corn dull, no change to notice.
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Ctncimnatt NIarket.

CINCINNATI, Feb. Flour rules in fa-
vor of buyers, with rather more doing for
export and home trade refused to purchase
more than sufficient to supply present
wants; sales of $500 bbls at 9O(04 95 for
superfine State; 1905 % for extra State !;
the bulk of the sales are at 1905 20 for
superfne Western; 1905 80 for common
to medium extra Western; 8 6O@5 rs for
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
Rye flour in moderate demand at 100
4 45. Whisky scarcely so buoyant; sales
of 800 bbls at 024-closing quiet
Wheat quiet and without material change;
sales of 500 bush Milwaukee Club at l %
delivered, and $500 bush of fair Southern
at the same price. Rye steady and un-
changed sales of 1900 bush prime at 90.
Corn is shade 6rmer, but the demand is by
no means active; sales of 5000 bush at
80@824 for new yellow and white. Pork
is a shade irmer, with less doing; sales of
600 bbls at II 25@17 81 for cid mess;
Is 00@l8 IL for new mess; IL 00@l2 IL
for old prime; 13 s7@14 90 for new prime !;
total stock February 1st, 1,61O bbls same
date last month, 1,12o; and same date last
year 1928. Beef active, but unchanged !;
sales of $50 bbls at 00@4 20 for country
prime; s 00@5 25 for ditto mess total
stock February 1st, 13, ACT bbls; same date
last month, 9O,818; same date last year,
sc, Ill Dressed hogs firm; sales of West
ern at 73@s4, and &c for Jersey. Lard
firm; sales of 450 bbls at I040I1c.