davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-09-14

No. a. be1leyed to be identified positively II
the bouy Of Elias Deih], the carpenter of
the E'ein, is fouad rot to be HI. Debit.
NJ 10. MaZy Sullivan, identified By her sis-
ter; II years Of age; unnaaEzied; lired with
her parents; bsckskiu purse and 50 cents In
ctnuSe found npoc the body.
No. 80. r liiarl Il. Hayes. identified by hi,
brother Dennis Hayes Of Milwaukee; 1s 1eara
Of age, worked in the grocery store of Ii. ",
George.
No. 81. john r. E1gelhart, brewer Of Mi1vsu.
kce, identified bJ his SOU Il. d. Eogeihrrt ::
leaves wi!s aud sig children !; purse, $l.4a IN
chasge and 50 il bulls. Ind pearl handled pocket
kIiiu found On the b:dy,
No. So Dsnni. O'HAssn Of Milwaukee. i6en.
tilted By Hugh Gorriga7, S. years Of age; his
wife, b. otheT, ets:4r, and sister. -lsu were On
board With him.
No. IS. Uuksovn man; larga build; thin
Whiskers On lis chin; b7own hair: b|aek lii
crava.; laht masstles vest win s1 dove s,.d ID
spots; buff cashmere coat aad raats: white
sbirl; blae under=hirt; booiA and 10 stock-
ings; port monnais With brAss fri re. found on
body.
No. 81. Willie H.pkiaa, three years of aae,
son Of Francis Hopkins. ot E4glc Haroor, Wis.
consin; hsd bean visiting JndFe John Ii. Vii.
son, Of this ci:y, With his mother.
No. IS. John l.. Canpion. identified by his
b.ottcr; q years OF aEe; deceased was a pin
ter on tne Nea York 1reniaq p.st. natcb and
ring found M the body.
No. Sc. Unknown mao, scnt to Milwaukee,.
No. 81. unknown female, ,aboat four feet elev-
en- inches in height; dalk brown hair; face fall
aud round; teeth regular; had On string Of
red, white aud blue beads; q corne1tan r:n2 On
tbs third finger Of left hand; apparently about
Is yeasA df age.
No. 6s Ftank1ia Smith, Of Milwaukee, bar.
keeper, ,oT Manhattan S.loon, aged l9 years,
No. 50. Milton Townseod, Of Milva-ker 40
nnIA IN Aai1 1r~R
recognized ~ his mother.
No. GU. Unlnown boy about Is or 15 years
old, height 5 feet inches; brown hair. cut
short; tnIl lace; slender built; narrow ches::
lean in flesh; cotton flannel underahirt; bIue
check ahirt, satiaet pants and blue overa!is
no. 61. Unknown woman black hair: teeth
regular; high forehead; small nose; laced
boots; white stockings; drawers; very stout !;
abnrt 60 ycazs of ege.
, 1860-09-14

To raz PunL15.-1 respectfully request al
perso>s who knov anything Of the ci1cam-
s:snces Of the loss Of my BOZ, Geo. P. Arnold,
by the Lady Efgia disaster, to comuunicate the
ssms to me. lis Was Is yea"s Of age, rather
s7aal1, aud Was dressed in light cap. black jack
ct, plain black silk vest, mixed pantaloons. He
hid on, also, e7oss p1aided shirt a=d patent
leather boo!a. ]. E. ARSoLD. Milwaukee,
, 1860-09-14

1xouEsE.-Corone- James yesterday morning
held an inquest on tie body Of an Irish woman,
Honora Hickey, who died on Tuesday night in
raost wretched shantJ on Green street, near
Chicago areuuc. The verdict rendered Was
that she Gaze to her death from intemperance,
exposure and destitut;oa,
, 1860-09-14
Aug1ton =a!sr.

Rf GILBERT s. SAMPSON.
n:uhns~rs, Er. - ak. .tfe,t
tHAi CASES PRIME BOOTS ASj Sllu-~. s.yct
iEan - pIo2eitr Prairie >sgs u Aa:t,c1
~; IN ~kpSAsDAf. g. !. 18th. It ~ 'ulo-t, we VI
.ad Go%p .aI: = o. sSs:"a M.,A fsy c+es II rn.s tos
I1,s sp Messs = r ~ M<sc s'ec. al
e. 'ne tho DDS ars tho sa!e aaly scs ,ys an
Wtho tt.tc1ve tur c1.h. S~ A
te.3 dM t. Gsl HKRT sAsPsnv are+,,
, 1860-09-14

In the afternoon, ia pursuance Of the dis
charge Of their duty in investigating the causes
Of The disaster, the jury visited The shore four
milos north Of Wiaetka and twenty miles north
Of this citJ, to exsmine large portlons of II, :,
beach. It tells Of she fearful violence Of The
surf that thcsa great uesres Of timber hare
bean hurled high aud dry on the sand.
At Daggett's Pier, loested a. above, the En-.
tire after part Of the hull, back Of the wheels,
lies just below the wafer line. It Is 1hst nor.
tioa between the stem aud the point ofcoltisiop.
and has been wrenched in tho piece. along tho
line Of the keel, and these ROW lie, their convex
surfaces upward, Like the halves of = long. nar.
row clam-1hell.
The jury weEe accompanied By Capt. p3vid.
sou, ha9ine Inspector, Capt. Redmond Prindi.
, 1860-09-14

- Tho Lircoln hangers. the several Wide
Awake Clubs. aad sll other Republican org mi.
zatlo?s Q: the s'sv' srelnyltsd to Iendezrens on
in7toa st.eet-en Saturday evening nex:, at
half past aix o'clock. for tbs purp ,se Of escort
ing Hon. Richard Yates and Hon. F. P. Blair
to tie Wlgwam.
BY o:der Of the Campaign Committee.
1CLlUs Tu1.E Chairman
, 1860-09-14

Tas undersigned would gratefully ncknowl.
edge tee receipt Of fi!ty dollars from Messzs.
>noSs "usc t:bicsEo plopf.e.3fs 3 o. tle re.
cf tho sufFe1e.s bY sho Ios, Of The .teamcT Inv
Eg:c. il. l.. PAoE, Treasurer.
po,,c~-T1,a o,-o - -. .--.:
the p,;;ca c,rr. -. .v,a.s.I.. 49, -.
~ :, -,dure =, nr,.,;,n.;o. = r.uu~ -, -
.i.re, rs.rz w. -as,,naa -.s,..ss s -, D.. az ~
eno 1
,beTa wo. not n-,,, ~ e,,s.s;., ~. e s,-. s
ttere wa- 10. .h,n;,s,+ ~ sr;danaa aa w =; -. .,
statement and in IN, admission. ~ ~. n.s.;.. g..
tn ,bow III ,hrv v.sr, c,sr,c,.-, oe ~ .,ss.
d.,,a1ed o,aer md ,b,t thsv h,d an.onr..nd
hs- :, .,,x.a af .,;,, h.-:;,,,- -
aud still more 60 in the cage OF one 80 young
"a m i ~
, 1860-09-14
From Warrington,
lSpecixf Dispatch TO the =. i. Ttlbun.,]
HA4uIxuYpY Ee.t II

"Asu1zozos, se,t.1l
TIE MAIZE ELECTION.
The New York papers not having arrived
this evening, Washington is in darkness as to
political news from the North. The II ajne ciec.
ton has caused cors:ernatiou amo1c slipaItios
in opposition 10 The Republicans It is truo
that she Democrats did not sxpccs to curry tie
State, but .he5 hoped to decrease the kepu5i
can majority, and e'ec' 4: leas: Two or three
Corgs-ssmep- Ar. Liacola's election is Coz
s;dtred ixelfEct.
TIE CEsSrS.
Washington Ci!5 contains Gl.4o0 inhabitants
which is an increase siGce 1850 If q, l,399. The
whole OF the Niatrict Of Columbia corteinz !.
population offs .cG5, ns4inss 81 ,Gs7 in 1850 Tbs
number Of s!cvcs il . .2Sl, against ,Gs7 il 1850
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By Perhaps no State has taller set
of officers than Iowa. John ". Jones,
Treasurer, is six feet, three Jonathan
W. Cattell, Auditor, six feet, two; a. i.
Miller, Register, six feet, and Thomas
II. Benton, (not Old Bullion,) Secretary
of the Board of Education, is also six
feet. The Secretary of State, Elijah
Sells, makes up in width what he lacks
in length. Micago Journel.
The Journal might add that Judge
Baldwin, just elected to the Supreme
Court, is nearly six feet, six, in his boots,
and weighs about four hundred pounds.
Gov. Kirkwood is nearly six feet high,
and 1t. Gov. Rusch is over six feet hi Oh
What is better, every one of these elon-
gated gentlemen is staunch Republi-
can. We venture to say that Iowa can
exhibit greater length of Republican
State officers than any other State in the
Union !-Dau. Gas.
With such "tall timber" for the sup
port of the Republican platform, in its
length and breadth, it is certainly all
OAK.
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UNDER BoNDs.- Mr.. button, late
Cashier of the Muscatine Branch Bank,
whose arrest on charge Of misapplication
of the funds We havo already noticed,
has waived an examination and given
security in a bond of $4,000 to answer
the charge at the ensuing term of the
District Court, to begin on the 10Th of
next month, When this examination
takes place we will probably be enabled
to furnish cur readers with the facts con-
corning this affair. which appear to be
SO generally desired and width are now
impossible to obtain. -4Mscatinc Jour.
nal
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Cedar County Teachers Association.
The Cedar County Teachers Associa-
ton will hold its next quarterly session at
Upton, Saturday, February 18th, 1860.
The exercises will commence at 10 clock
A. NJ.
Miss F. King, will read report on
Mental Science Miss s. w. Maynard,
on Music in Schools n. Taber, on the
True method Of Instruction; S. Yates.
on the Legal Profession; C. Pritchard,
on How Teachers Should Receive Visit.
ors; j. w. Humphrey, on Nocturnal
Spelling Schools; J. w. Bagley, on
Education, the Herald of Freedom J.
w. Knott, on Poetry and Music, Con
trasted; and J. w. Reeder, on Society
its Basis.
Subjects for discussion
Reso!ecd, That all Teachers who mani
test interest in their profession, will
attend the County Association.
The discussion of the merits and de.
merits of the recent changes in the
School Law.
Resolued, That the cooperation of
Parents with Teachers is absolutely nee
essary, that schools may prosper.
Other business Of importance will be
transacted. A general attendance of
Teachers and friends of education is.3a>
sired. j. w. REEpEp
Chairman OF Tx. Com.i
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS on the 18th day of April, 4. ID.
w 1859. Noah Daniels and Emily Daniels his
wife of the county of Scott and State Of Iowa.
executed unto Anthony Van Wyck as Trustee, a
certain deed of trust. conveying to said Trustee
the land in Cedar county. Iowa. described as fol
lows, towit: The southwest quarter 20 Of sec
ton eleven in township seventy nine, north of
range one, west of the fifth 9th principal mcrid
ian. Which said conveyance was made by the
said Noah Daniels, and Emily Danils for the
purpose Of securing the payment of three GER
tain promissory notes and the interest thereon,
signed by said Noah Daniels, dated the 18th day
of April A. ID. 1859, and payable NJ follows !:
One for the sum OF III IS 81 100 dollars, payable
April LIST, A. ID. 1860; one for the sum OF LOAF
79-l00 dollars, payable October lst A. ID. 1889,
and, one for the sum of 964 4s-l0O dollars. paya.
Bile July LIST, A. u. 1859. And now said two last
mentioned notes having become due and paya.
ble and the said Noah Daniels having failed to
pay the same, |, Anthony Van Wyck, Trustee ~
aforesaid, do hereby give this public notice, that
by virtue of the power which is in me vested by
said deed OF trust, will. on Wednesday. the 25th
day of January, A. ID. 1863 at the hour Of ten
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court
House door, in Upton, in said Cedar county, eX-
pose and offer for sale, at public auction, the
parcel of land above described, or 80 much
thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy and pay
on to the day of sale, together with all the costs
and expenses attending said sale, costs of this
notice and Trustees fees
Dated the 18th day of December. a. d.. 1859.
n5l ANTHONY VAN WICK, Trustee.
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North. Western Farmer Alma nae.

u
Published at the Office Of the Northwest
ern Farmer. This useful little annual
to every family contains some forty pa
ges, illustrated with sixty or seventy en-
gravings-flled with faulty receipts, mis-
cellany, hints on farming, gardening aud
fruit raising. New and improved Agri-
cultural Implements, Prospectus of the
Farmer for 1860, our Catalogue of seeds
for free distribution among subscribers,
&c.
A copy will be sent to any one in re.
turn for three-cent stamp six copies
for three stamps; twelve copies for four
stamps, or any larger lumber at the same
rate. Postage will be prepaid in all cas-
es, whether you take one copy or FIVE
hundred. Address, MILLER and BRAY.
TON, Dubuque, Iowa.
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On Thursday, January Goth, at the residence
Of the brides father, by REV. a. NJ. GEIGER, Mr..
THOMAS CHAMBERS and MISS MAGGIE c. PAwL-
Inc. All Of Upton, Iowa.
1t is with pleasure that we announce the re.
ceipt of an almighty dollar, in connec ton with
the above notice; and are certain that the happy
couple will be sweetly blessed for thus generous
ly remembering the "poor printer."-Ep.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. JACOB
RorP, to Miss MARY McCLELLESp, both of Cedar
County, Iowa.
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The GENEssEE FARMER, can be had
of US by our subscribers, for 1860, for 10
cents.
For 49, so We will furnish the ADvER.
TIsER and GoDEY's LADY's Book one
year.
For 1915 we will furnish the AD-
vERTIsER and AnTnUR's HOME MAGA-
ZINE one year.
For 1915 We will furnish the Adcer-
tiser aud the Prairie Farmer, weekly, for
one year. Every farmer in Cedar coun-
ty ought to have them.
SINGERS FAMILY SEWING Ma
HlNEs.--Also Machines, for Tailoring
and Leather Sewing, at &C Lake Street,
Chicago, III. See Advertisement.
If You want a first class Ambrotype
or Mileneotype Of yourself or friends,
call at Il. d. SIMMoND's Sky Light
Gallery.
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MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

THE Undersigned offers for sale his Saw Mill,
five miles west or Upton, and the other buildings
with the ground belonging thereto. will sell
all at the anpra.ement of and made by Noah
Green, o. II Stout. and Joseph Howard; men Of
u vigorous intellect and a discriminating judg
ment; and will throw in one thousand dollars
including all the property appraised by said
arbitrators in a snit between myself and Henry
Myers: Any one or company wanting IA bargain
are requested to call on me at my residence
PETER DlLTS.
Ceterter tp., Cedar CO., Iowa; Dec ~ 1850;
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DISCRIMINATING.

TIE Subscriber is on hand at his old stand,
L ready to do all kinds of Blacksmithing with
neatness and dispatch. Having concluded that
he is not rich enough to lose few hundred dol
lars yearly in bad debts he will no. rust any one
FOR work. All having unsettled accounts are no.
tilted that they MUST call and settle
S. y. DANIELS.
Oct. 22d, 1859
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Wilton Market.

Corrected by j. J. RIDER, dealer in Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, DC.
Prices of grain, this day, January 9Th.
Wheat, s0@s5 corn, in the ear, m2sc: sht |
led 30WSGc; Oats CSC; Potatoc, 2jc. Pork, S4UtSJ
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"A LII persons indebted to tina undersigned
"a either by note or book account are hereby
requested rem to iiqnidate some before January Isi
time will be placed in the hands OF an a,tornen
for collection. JA,SGC. Mvrp
Upton, Iowa, Nov. 90, 1859.
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Chicago Grain Market.

TUESDAY, Jan. 3l.-Spring wheat.
from cS to Sl.o0 for extra club.
New corn, shclled, 4 to 4sc.
:" in the car, 81 to SEC.
Dressed hogs, s5.s7to $3.50 per cwt.
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RNlSlNS, ENGLISH CuEEAN'
OF OUEENsWARE

OF oUEENsWARE
We have n large stock, which we are able to of
fer at UNPRECEDENTED low prices. Our stock
embraces every variety OF ware, from a pepper
box to whatever you please.
We have also every variety of
GLAss.NAR
suitable for tn is MAJ ket.
Remember, we pay cash Tor our goods, and ex-
poet to sell them for the same.
Call aud Examine our Stock
before purchasing elsewhere. for We intend to sell!
our goods as low as they can be purchased in
any market +. & NJ. CHll.nS.
October LIST 1859.
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BARCLAY CoppocK. Dcs Mones
correspondent informs US that on the
23d ult. a Virginia official applied to
Gov. Kirkvood for a warrant to arrest
Coppock, but did not succeed through
some informality in the papers. The
officer left Des Moines, declaring that he
had Coppock safe and that he wouldhave
him any way. On last Friday the officer
had returned to Musca,ine and was stop
ping at the Mason House. The Journal
says that he intended going East, We
are informed that man-whcther this
same Virginia officer or not, we cannot
say-was in this place some two weeks
ago, making inquiries about Ctppock,
and was assisted in the same by one of
the legal fraternity.
Coppock has been advised by some of
his neighbors to leave Springdale and
return to Canada, but as his health is
quite feeble he prefers to remain among
his friends and risk the chances. We
have been of the opinion ever since he
returned, that it was not safe for him to
remain. He had better return to Canada
until the excitement has time to subside.
We should be sorry to hear of any out
break, which we are sure will take place
should an attempt be made to arrest him;
as he will make desperate resistance.
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Ry Our thanks are due Messrs.
WRIGHT and KENT, for valuable public
documents
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN to the Public. that ! h.v.
=. disposed OF my interest in the Upton Tanery
to EsO. OAMpsELl. JOHN BRlIyER
1H0yember 10Th, 1850.
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NJ Green &C 90
ROCUE.S7ER,
WILLpAY CASH FOR WHEAT.

At all times, ,rithin fee cents Of Musca-
tine price.
We will grind for customers promptly Wednes-
days and Saturdays.
Wheat-Old, 750Soc Flour, SI75m225
Bran, " ton. 5000; Shipstuh, ~ 100 soc
Dry Goods of all kinds at River Prices.
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Davenport Market.

Wheat-new $4,000: old $Om5jc. Corn, IN
the ear, 3jW35c; shelled, .3j031c. Oats-new
26M2ac: Potatoes 45G1jO
Hogs, live S3.75; hogs, large dressed 5000 S5.5C
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MuScatine Market.

Wheat-New, ss0n90c. Flour S4.75 ~ Dbl
:. Winter, 15c. Corn in the ear, 25c.
Barley 300s55 0ats-New, 3Oc.
Beans, 75cmSl.oO Eggs, TO-
Appes-Green, MSl.25 Butter zoe.
g Dried, $3.50. lides-Green, sc.
Lumbcr,Sl0W30 " 1000. q Dry flint l2Wl24c
Live cattle, 81 80 a 50 90 per cwt.
Pork, 81 .5oms5.25
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HENRY RUHRRUP.

WvATCHMAKER Il JEWELER, WILTON Mus
w catine Co.. Iowa. Watches, Clock, and
'ewciry csrcfuiiy repaired and warranted. l0ly
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The ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for Febru-
airy, is upon our table. This; periodical,
devoted to Literature, Art, and Politics,
is not sectional Journal, but is at the
same time publication in which earnest
thinkers may find expression. To those
who are readers of its interesting pages,
it needs no recommendation. To those
who are not, We would say that it is
worth dozen of the trashy yellow
backed publications that are so eagerly
pcrused by lovers Of light literature
Terms-s3 year five copies for $40.
Address: Ticknor & Fields, Boston,
Mass.
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CIR ARD
Fir(A Marine Insurance Co.,
PHILADELPHIA
capital, 100000.

JOEL JONES, President.
JAS b. ALVORp. Secretary.
A. s. GILLETr, Vice-Prcs. & Treas.
assurances against losses by fire.
Es~Losscs promptly adjusted.
S.YAfES, Agent Upton. Iowa.
Dec. l3t 1859.
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We can furnish the North Western
Farmer, to our subscribers, for so cents
a year. This periodical is published at
Dubuque, and devoted entirely to the
interests of farmers in Iowa. Send in
your names and-thc money.
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New Music !.....sarall Jane I.ce.'..Sony
and Chorus.
A VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MELODY. with
"A easy accompaniment; can be sung ly children as
well adults and will soon become Of the most
popular songs of the dag Sentiment of the words ex
cellent Price IS mailed free Just published
by HORACE WATERS,
May %. 1850 No. 1913 broadway, New York.
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TREASURER,S NOTICE.

TREASURER'S NOTICE.
Upton, Treas !, Recr's Office
Nov. ], A. ID. 1886
The taxpayers Of Cedar county, are hereby no.
tilted that the taxes for 1859, County, State
School, Railroad, Township school and Sub Dis
trict taxes are now due and payable, and unless
the same are paid by the 18th day of January A.
ID. 1850, interest at the rate of Is per cent. per
annum will be charged and collected on said
taxes. He. PlATT
njl Treasurer OF Cedar CO.. Iowa.
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SCHOOL FUND-.CEDAR COUNTY.

All persons indebted to the School Fund eth
by note mortgage, or contract, are hereby mott
fed that the interest on all notes given to the
School Fund must be paid or before the first
day of January \. ID. 1860 and if not then paid
"A pc nalty Of two per cent. will be added for The
FIRST month for the second month, for the
third, and so on in the same rate, until paid.
H. &. PlATT,
Treasurer of Cedar county, Iowa
November l. lSj9
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A New supply of dried currants and scedless
n raisins, at Il. 4 NJ. CIIILpS.
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COOpcrs Wood 4 Edge Tools.

COOpcrs Wood & Edge Tools.
Guns, and Gunsmiths' Materials,
Carriage Trimmings,
sIIOyELs and SPADES,
OF Ames', Lippincotts', and other makes
Log, Coil. Trace, Binding Lock, and Halter Chains.
BUILDING MATERIALS-
Locks Latches, Butts Screws, Sash, Glass. &c.
Hunts, Lippinco OTIS, Simmons. and Collins
AXES 4 EDGE TOOLS.
Grow Bars, Picks, Grub Hoes, 4 n1attocks.
House Furnishing Goods,
Consisting Of general assert
ment of Britannia Ware Solar and
Fluid Lamps. Plain and Ivory handled
Table Cutlery, Silver plated and
Brirfiania Spoons, Brass Il
Enamelcd Preserving Kettles, &c.
Agricultural 1mplemrts.
large stock of
Flows,
sn..s., or... and Grain sey.hs:. .'.s@'o''
Hay Knives, C.s::
Hoes Corn .hsl,ers. a &c. Boxes
Warranted Cast Steel Circular. Min M,,.v
Cross Cut Saws A
Manila, India, and Cotton Cordare.
Willow L. Wooden Ware.
@Ms.eat Agent for 49,.
MANNY,,S REAPER.
And Emerson's Patent
Patent Sugar Cane Crusher.
Cedar street, Upton, IOWA
April 20, 1889. v6nl7y
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EXECUTORS SALE.

THE undersigned, executor of the estate of
Aaron Evans deceased, will sell. at his residence
in Pioneer township two miles east of Lisbon, on
Saturday, the 4th day of February, A. d. 1850. be.
tween the hours of o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock
p. NJ, the northwest quarter Of section nineteen,
township eighty-two, north of rang four west
of the filth =. NJ. lG0 acres,) the same BELONGING
to the estate of the said Aaron Evans, decd.
THOMAS ANDRE, Executor
Upton, January 5th, lSGo-iw
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-02-02

II EROSENE ILLUMINATING OIL, the cieap.
IA est possible light in use. for sale by
Dec Is, 30: JAMES MYFR.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-02-02

r UNDERSTANDABLE large lot just received and
y of the best quality by +. 4 NJ. ClIlLDS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-02-02
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Mems good Winter Goats from $2.75 to $500
do Pants from Its to 500
do Vests from IS to 500
Knit under Shirts Il Drawers fun 80 to l.3S
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Hats and Gaps.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Mems COW hide 4 calf boots firm o. % 70 tk7S
do Ex grained waterproof do SIS
Mems brosans, from L35ts LIS
Boys Boots from l00to 3.1k
WoInen's hip. goat and Golf Lace
Boots, with o. without heels, from Loo 70 l.Se
Lasting and rubber Caters from LOO TO l.So
Misses and chldrens shoes Of oil kinds-IndiA
Rubber Boots and Shoes, BufAao Ovcshs~sr b.