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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-19
Tho Home Of Taste.

How easy it is to be neat-to be clean
How easy to arrange the rooms with the
most graceful propriety. How easy it is
to invest our houses with the truest Gle.
gance. 1t resides not with the uphol.
sterer or draper; it is not put up with
the hanging and curtains; it is not in the
mosaic, the carpeting, the rosewood, the
mahogany, or the marble ornaments
1t exists in the spirit presiding over the
apartments Of the dwelling. Content.
ment must always be most graceful. it
sheds serenity over the scene Of its abode;
It transforms waste into o garden
The home lighted by these intimateon,
OF nob'er and brighter life, may be
wanting in much which the di sconteuted
desire; but to its inhabitants, it viii, b
palace far outlying the oriental in bril-
liancy and glory.
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18th. Piano came n hand i, fra, rot. , ~.
beautiful instrnment and no m;.,as Sc ""1 W.
pa:ia,h: " ny III anu '' "'s'ahe. Ice q "alEer,
John Iiewit, ~ c,rh.,. Hr Veil -.
one Of the Horace Wat.rs Planes wr;,.s ~ tu IN"
/ "A friend OF mine wi,be, m. IN nnrcbas. 80 g.
her She likes the one Won sold me ~ n.t p "a. -.
Nv nano il becoming nonny,r j.; IN; -, NJ, 80 ~,
can introduce one or two more ,hsy .S| :. .n.
~. b.. ~. ~ W,. n.,
;, ~" ~ 80 " "'t.s iiahos IN use IN our sem
...rs and ,rs an ,s,i1 y, .Ies tested ior ,hree
r,hiI;,v -. uaaJ l. Co... ~ so"r quN',.s anu du-
Eli " 80 o'So1y -.o"n. Cd'rou' rus.
vour p;,n go tr ~, sa.' Having used one OF
your Tor two years past have found in
pr,,r,ma, r.. ,y,, u.n, ho NV,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; md1As -SesssssFy shsi'
within twenty days thereafter estimate
the tax upon the taxable PROF erty Of said
sub. district, = shown BY the lass assess
meut previous to that time, and shall
make / list Of such tax and certify the
same to the proper authority for lcvying
county taxes; and for such serv ces % he
shall receive the sum Of two dollars per
day, which shall be paid out Of the pro.
ceeds Of said tar. 81 49,
TO No action shall b obligatory
Ssaer The provisions Of sections SIXTY
five, sky six, sixty.ssven and sixty.
eight Of this act, until the General A..
sembly shall provide for, and authorize
tho collection Of the taxes therein men
toned.
SO. All money arising from taxes
! voted by sub district, shall, when col.
lected, be paid over TO the Treasurer Of
tow ,sH;o district on the order Of the
sub.directo, Of the district voting the
same, and shall be pss;;d out only on the
order of the President undersigned ny
the Secretary aud Sub. Director OF said
district.
y,.vr.~sg~ DRAM FAVILLE,
Prest Of the Board Of Education.
December oath, 1859.
AN ACT providing for the bounds
ries Of districts in certain cases.
81 Be 1t enacted by the Board Of
Education IF tie State IF LoWa, That
in al cnses where that portion Of any
sub. district lying in . different civil
township from tho one in which the
school house Of such sub district is stu.
ated shall be entirely uniDhsbi,ed, then
! and in that case said uninhsbited portion
Of such sub district shall make AID consti
tute part Of the school district Of the
civil township in which it is situated.
So This act to take effect from and
after its publication. .--...
ORAN FAVILLE,
prest. oe the Board Of Education.
December 18th, 1859.
Stste of Iowa-SS.
!, r. II. Benton, jr. Sec 'stary Of the
Board Of Education of the State Of Iowa,
do hereby certify that the foregoing Acts
are truly copied from the original rolls
on file in my Office.
In testimony whereof, l have hereun
to subscribed my name, at the City Of
les Moines, this 18th day Of January, A
u. 1860.
THOMAS II. BENTON, jr.
Sec'y Of the Board Of Education.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS.

rI>;,E Subscriber offers for sale all Of his WOOL
en- Manufacturing Machines: consisting Q
-. 1..S,1 pA..sble Carding Machine and
SicLsr. Ilne Clot::. 6hearing Machine
Pre-. sc,ew, AMI fixtures.
All OF viii, b will Re sold At ,,u,,o
" - VERY Lew FILuREs'
As he IL DESTROYS OF closing up tbs business.
Apply to JOHN n. IVES.
3 miles South of Upton or address Box l6l,
Triton Iowa.
Oct. 8 n ~. An.
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SAVING AND GRINDING.

A IL THOSE in want Of either Of the above
IA can be accommodated by calling on the IN
derssned at the Forest Mills, date Parks 4 Full.
widcr's) where it can be had on short notice; AMI
those from q distance may depend ON getting
their grinding with them on Tuesdays end Fri.
days.
Flour. Corn Meal, and feed of all kinds, on hand
or furnished to order. E....sss
June 18th, 1859. J. ". SHEARER
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4 c'usiy old bachelor says: Tell me
thou mighty deep, with waves SO blue
and clear, is there good time coming
when hoops will disappear? some for.
eign rock bound shorc-eome island far
away where those tremendous street
balloons shall all be slowed away? The
mighty deep was rippled by sudden
squali and answered slowly and sadly,
Oh, no, there's none at ALL"
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Dissolution.

THE Partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the name and styls
Of JAMES 4 G. A. MyER, is this day dissolved. ty
mutual consent. by the retirement Of Mr.. q. A.
MyER. The business of the firm will be liqnf
dated by JAMES MyER, Jr., at the old stand.
JAMES MYER. Jr.
CHA'S 4. MYFR.
Iip.hn. lowe, Nov. ~, 1855.
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sabbath School Books Published by thi,
Home.

The Anniversary and Sunday School Music Book, No.
J. contains - tunes and hymns; Price cents EACH 2
dollars per hundred. The Anniversary and Sunla,
school Music Book. No. 2 contains d tunes and nv
price cents each, dol. per hundred. The Anniyer-
sary and sunday School Music Book. No. 3, contains
50 and hymns; price 4cents each dol Der
The Anniversary and Sunday School Music Book. No.
!, snow ready it contains ~ tunes and hymns: price
Scents each. DOLL per hundred. The Anniversary
and Sunday School Music Book, combining Nos l and
= with several additional pieces contains times and
hymns; price cents each, dolls. per hundred. The
Revival Penny Music Book, Nos. and 2 No. l con-
tains " tunes and hymns. price cent; No. contains
- tunes and hymns; price cents each, dolls pr 1907
postage one cent each The Sabbath School Bell con-
tans ISL tunes and INNS; price 70 cents each sdolls
per hundred postage two cents each; leganly bon
~ cents each. IS dollars per hundred. Congregatona
eight page trac-prce 25 cts per doxen Is
dollars per hundred.
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"A boy was asked one day what made
MN so dirty, and his reply was, Il am
made, so they tell me, Of the dust Of the
ground and | reckon it's just workin'
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MISCELLANEOUS.


TRUST NOT.-LOvE NOT.
When the worl: is fair. entwining
Many . garland for thy brow;
When around thee wealth Is shining:
Friendships hand is near thee now.
But when storms shall gather
Round thy pathway. rough and drear;
Few viii cling Is fond as ever,
Few will prove to thee siaceie.
Friendships ties too Of, are rvenl
BY the slightest word. or deed:
Oh trust not loves tokens given,
Lest thy heart with anguish bleed.
Trust not-hopes we fondly cherish.
Crushed and wounded leave the heart;
Love motifs bright flowers pc rish,
bloom to wither, then dcpar'.
Loves sweet strain, like mus G o ing,
Drink not deep its melting tone:
Eyes that now so gently glowing.
Beaming fondly in thine own
Lips will smile, but too deceive thee,
Tender glances, heed them not,
For their GOODNESS soon may grieve thee,
soor thou maycst be forgot.
Lavish not youths tender feeling.
Warm, conhding-keep it true.
Ere DARK shadows DER thee stealing
Bitter tears the cheek bsdew.
Trust not-change may, ere the morrow,
Rob thy cheek Of beautys bloom;
Love MOTT may bring thee sorrow.
Haste thee to an early tomb.
Solemn vows are lightly spoken.
Joys and pleasures fade and die:
Fondest, truest hearts are broken,
Golden dreams like phan,oms fly.
Trust not-tvows are falsely pllg'i.edj
Lest thy rashncss give thee pain;
Love not-for its flowers once blgh,ed,
They may never bloom again.
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'rAKEN up, by Richard h. Smith. At his resi-
n,,."ce. in Springdae township, Cedar coun
,y, Iowa. on ....a first day Of November. \. D. 1859
Ugh. Lay. lilly, L.lt supposed to I've three Year
old has. Spring; fifteen and three fourths hand
high, with dark legs name All tail; and s'pr"'',
ed at seventy dollars. tS10)
ALoNZO SHAW, Clern CO. c.
Upton, Nov. 18th 1859 3m
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When Dutch maid. servant v;.he,
to 60 to- dance, and has no swain sf
her own, she hires cavalier for thu A.
Gas'oni beau With an Umbrella receive,
double pay. '
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EgrRAY OK.

TAKEN UP BY Jonathan c.oSjer, at bis resi-
denee in Sp,iugdsle township s6anty Of cedsl
and state ~ lvwA on The 18th day Of November.
A. ID. lass, deep red steer With SOme white 81,
the belly also on the end Of the tail; both hos ~
little dropped; the under half Of the left ear
square cropped; the right ear has square crop
and slit. Age, three years last spring. ard sp-
praised at twenty .three dollars.
a.....4 -. Al4ONZO SHAW, Clk
-..-.-s ...z-.. ..... Cedar county Iowa.
Upton Dec. i6th, A. d. 1859 sims
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Loeaasd q Chieags, Nss orb. RI i.adelnA,. Il
HuGalo, Cleveland and Detroit. scholsr.s, H.
through the entire chain. ~
0snsolidssasa - 'l65u1e 4 o111son,. ~
-Oso1ses" - .sDU1a eIeiaf 6SIlere - ssaal
1Sslsa - one lsssitG( bn 1hdefWs aense I've
~ boHA1sF, D113 . o1oIArrosSss
C01lDEleClAL COlkEGE.
Harmon Diosk, conner Cleek aud Nashs>.,.
Chicago. n. p. Bryant, D. v. Bell, N. n Hr
1dNeipals and Rroprictors. Ahrs
IL s6sctfaHt this union, the prupsietsrs h,v. a
aeesced, - veal by considerati6n u S,hiir -,
o. DNvate Interest, enabling them % Il dos. ~.
6ins sseM tersonal labors and experiences in ia
eeIa Of useSnlneD, and to concentr,te the .Smk
larEing and improving all she department., ~ M9s
postant hranch of education, snA sIorins "a Iah,
sons fAclfties and Advantages ~ ~ u nsl,ios
passed In this country. IN
Depassasenas Of Dookhsgpsax a Ac.....
Organised and conducted 6pon che Coun,,,.
system IL llssas 81 study beins 6tSsa m M ~
pirate Counters, Desks, etc., a IN Real Rwsir4 -
the student q once introdsceA to the practical -.
and routinc Ofbusiness ~ conducted In 6snL.- C.S
Ing Rooms, Railrosd Ofhces, etc. 'Sss
CifcuIer and Catalogue 81 80 psees furnishes -,
o~sY on application to the undermined, - s''a
vo:ns BRYANT, BELL 4 sTRArros
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REroRT CoRrEous.-"Hold YOUR
tongne for fool" was the polite rec.
ommendation Of an Irish husband
Sure then, youe going to spake your
SELF was the equally polite rep'y Of tho
wife. n &
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Jonathan said he had two good rcas.
ons for talking to himself. In the first
place, he liked to talk to a sensible mar,
in the next place, he lrkcd to hear q
sensible man talk.
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Somebody says: A wife should be like
a roasted lamb-teuder and nicely dres-
sed.' A scamp adds, "and without
any saucc."
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THREE rSrRaY cora

THREE ESTRAY COLTS.
Taken up BY Ephram Brink. At his reaidence
in Mrssilin Township Cedar County, lows, nm the
il,i day at Nov. 4 ID 1853. one OF said Colts ~
be an Iron Grey Horse Colt two years old last
spring. with right hind foot white. and appraised
At SID. URe Iron Grey Horse Colt, one year ii
and appraised 1t $50. tine Red Sorrel Horse
toll, one year old, and appraised At $35. r..s
ALONZ SHAW CPk
Cedar County Iowa.
Upton Dec. 10th, A u 1853. sims
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: TWO 1cgTRAY COkED

TAKEN UP BY NeTFills WNley, 6 Bic FSs''
dence in Jniand Tow nship, Cedar county, 1ewa
on the I'd day Of December. A. d. 1855. . two
year old light bay hosse colt and appraised at
$500. A1so. q one yeas old horse colt, D vssy
dark iron grey. WITH ssslS wkiae spot - his
forehead and the left hind loot b shisss SD %.
praised 1t $50 90 AONZO S1AWs
Tiptsn, Dec. 18th, 1885 Clerk C.C.
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IseO. Winter Arrangements. 1860

lseO. Winter Arrangements. 1860.
II - - g
Mississippi and Missouri r r.
an and after Monday, Nov. 2lst 1889, ard
~ until further notice. trains will Ieaye Day.
port, for Muscatine Iowa City, and Columbus City
Sundays exccpted) - Toll, rvs:
LIST Express train at 0d5 A. u.
Trains leave Iowa City ~ follows:
lst Expreas Train ut ZOO r n.
Mail train leave Washington at 1880 p. n.
Leave Wilton Junction. for Nnscatine:
ist Mail train 1t ll.OO A. n.
3. Express Train At 4:2OP. n.
leave Nnscatine for Junction:
l.: Mail train at 1890 A. n.
"a Esp,e ss train 1t 3:l0 r. n.
Leave Junction for Iowa City:
LIST Express train 1t n:l0 A. N.
Trains leave Davenport for Chicago At $40
A. N. aud so r. n.
Passengers going west make direct connections
with the Western Stage Co.'S stages for oil points
west.
The morning train going ssst connects, at cHI
CACo suECrIos, with the Michigan Southern a.
tevuoon train passengers thereby save all delay.
Connections made at Muscatine with the regular
packets for Burlington. Keokuk. 81. Louis. &c.
Passengers going east make direct connections
1t Rock Island y It'll tue Chicago and Rock Island
r. r. trains. for all points east, nth and north.
Also with the Gslena, Dubuque and 81. Paul pack.
eta At Davenport.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Il
CivinE Distinct direction ~ to the destination
Of their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats In the cars.
Nov. II. 1854 J.F. TRACY. saps
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Lumber, berry Yard =!
g. g. s9930,

WnoLrsALx AND RrrAlL DEALER
ca in all kisds Of Lilo
CUMBER SHINGLES, LArH, FLOORING
Siding, Joist, ScantIing, Fencing and all kind
Of Wide, Clear and Common Lumber ."
having in connection
- planning MACHINE,
Which affords me facilities to furnish to orde.
and constantly keep on hand
DsEssED FLooa,xo, SASH, Dooas AND BLINDS.
s,ns the oldss established LuNBEs "a ~ II 'hiscs.'
apd rec fved very lib ptironaRe from Tipion ho ~
rounding nssy for snbe' Of ap. 81 zen Issnn
ms sincere nj and Sn Nit my old ~ vel
81 Gus, m-r. give csiIsnd w'iisusrsn's ses
n. m gene, al - Afacfi.n a.. s.,.,.
Persons sending orders can rest assured ina.
they will be carefully filed At as cheap terms
~ though they were here in person.
Office second st, opposite Benn
Musesilne, Iowa. ny
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EMERSON Patent Sugar Cane Crusher which should
~ be in ,he hards ofevery Farmer.
For sale by JAS. & c. A. MYER.
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The lady who knit her brow has con,
menced pair of socks.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.


ADsssvsisae Institutes. ssss1HsAsi ~ syveisl a..
6eonsss Ter sAs vsltf u tAs siek ~ disfrssssd,
NRfsss< sHA Iirsisst Sad EpidsMts Ssvsssss.
THE HOWARD ASSOC IATION,i In view Of the awful
destruction ofhuman fe, caused by Se1aal diseases
several yesrs ago directed their Consulting Surgeon,
to open Dspensary for the treatment Of this class Of
diseales, IN 81 their forms, and to give MEDICAL
ADVICE GEATle 70 al who apply BY letter, with :
description Of their condition, lAge, oecupaaon habits
Of fe Ac) and In Of entfsas povsvtv, to YURN-
Isn MEDICINES YA8E OF CHAAOE.
The Directors Of tfv Associston in their late
Report express the hsst satistioA with the success
which has attended ss so Of their Surgeons In the
cure Of spesnatorrhUa, Seminal Weak ness, Gonorr-
hea, 0leet. Syphs. the vice Of Onanism Or Self.
Ahass Diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder, c., and
order continuance Of the plan for the ensuing
yoas. na.ssIr ratHsz g# &.Es t4.75 5ts#-.. :
An admrasAe report on Spesnssaospkss, or Seminal
Weakness, the vice % OMsasns sss uEasion, Or Self
Abuse and other dsexses Of the sexa organs by tn,
Consulting Surseon will Re sels ~ mail Gin sealed
| envelof,e,l FREE or CHARGE, On receipt OF TWO
STAMPS ff postage. Address, for report ortrentnent
On. J. SkI.LlN HOC0nTON, Acting Surgeon, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth Street, Phiiadei
| phis, Pa. lj:lyl
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EsTRAY HORSE.

TAKEN Up by Leonard Gip,on of Fremont,
township. on the lst iay OF August, A. u.
lH5' ono BAY HORSE, with gray hairs over his
body, suinc gray hairs in bis man. aud tail: his
}';s h;nd foot white above the ras,ern joint; Ii:
tie white on the insid. Of his right hina fuot
about fourteen hands high and supposed t. ,~
<iN years old. APP! sised at thirry.kve dollar,
htioie Geo. kalb, Justice Of the Peace in said
township. G.p. INGMAN
AaE IL. y? 33m21 Clerk Cedar co. n. G..
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nrrrAY Cof.r.

TAKEN OPP by David CrisnaD, at Bic reSldsDcs
n Suess creek Township Ceesv eSeesy, y0ws,
o. tn RI day or Nove1bsf, 4. D. Is6s, eAl
COLT. with black main, tail and legs; white
mark on ~ hight side u III lorehead. aad ssP-
posed 70 Be one yesf old lest Spring aAd qp'
p' xioNp saav, CHA .. G. ,sss. I.
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CHAS. 4 WV R. STONE
Wholesale and retail dealer. in
III A RDW A RI

III A RID A RE. /
Machines, agricultural Implements and
SEEDS OF ALL KINDS
uAVE in store, and respectfully Offer
Ill at St. Louis o. Chicago prices, to the T. n.
o, At retail, ave
700 kegs nails, assorted sizes,
$50 boxes glass, do
10000 lights sahs, do
80 coils MANILA rope, do
30 coils lead pipe, do
20 circular Saws, large sizes) s
5000 # best leather betting. all widths.
100 doz. butchers files,
$50 doz axes,
! 100 doz axe handles,
100 doz. shovels and spades,
6 casks log chains,
$500 lbs. carriage bolts, nuts 4 washers,
25 mouse-hole anyils,
20 blacksmith's bellows,
ogether with every variety Of platform and
. counter scales, carpenters, hacksmith's and
cooper's FOOLS; house, building and shelf hard.
ware, &C., &c. We have the largest md h..t
selected stock of goods in Iowa, and are hound
to sell At the lowest rates. Call and see if we
are not in earnest. No. 2. Union Block.
h1o-td Muscatine, Iowa,
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PLAsTERING.

PLASTERING.
The subscribers will be prepared
to do plasteriny. and all other kinds OF Mason
Work, the coming season. One Of them will al
ways he found at th: New Court House,
EDWARD GOLDEN.
Upton. Jan. 80, SO. (5yl) THOMAS golden.
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To the Citizens Of Central lDwa.
COTES 4 DAVIES, g.
PLA MING MILL.
A N u
Lun M b q Il

DaveHe1rt. Iowa.
Invite the attention Of Farmers. Builders. Ne.
chahic.. and consumers Of Lumber generally.
10 their extensive and unsqna led selected stock
Of
Flooring, Cedar .s sI
Lumber, Siding, ..s.
Barnboarding,
Shingles, &c.
Our purchasss have recently been made o.
Green Bay, Lake Huron, and Lake Ontario
and brought by vessel to Chicago, and thence
by the Chicago aud Rock Island Railroad 10
Davenport. Tho wants Of large emigration
into Iowa have been anticipated in our selee.
tons and purchases.
TWN Fiks7 tLiM PLIkIkc NiCuISBS
)Woodworth's celebrated Patiently are now
running in our Mill and our faciiitiesior man.
ayactur,ng
FLOORING AND SIDING
Are unequalled in the West We are also en-.
tensively engaged in the Manufacture II
SaSH, DOORS, IND BLIADJ.
We can DO better BY our customers than ~.
er before, aud will do our best b. suit them.
COTES L DAVIES
Davenport, Iowa. Oct. %.
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Two sstray Cows and One Calf

Taken up hy +. +. Carrie, at his residence in
Center T.wnihip, Cedar Coantr. Iowa on the
5lst day at December, A. u, 1889 one white &
te.i c9a ith dropped horns n shout Il wears IA
an appraised n; Sll: aud one white apc
black COW with line back and about six wears
o,d nd appraised at Si2. Also one calf ap.
p,aIsed a. So
N.ONZo SHAW, ClR.
ItE."n, !aauary OH, 1850. &. Iowa.
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"' ."'ee NounP'etous ptaces IN MS sub
district
SEC. 81. The electors Of such
sub.district when assembled at such call.
cd meeting, may determine when thew
desire tax levied upon the property Of
said sub district.
ftr%-For the payment Of debts against
said sub,district contracted before the
organization under an act 'sfor the pub.
lie instruction of the State Of Iowa, an.
proved March 18th, 1873" or
.Second-For the erection, completion
repairing or furnishing a school house OF
houses in said sub district, or for pur.
chasing, leasing, enclosing or improyiu G
grounds for the same, provided that nc
tax shall be voted Of more than oae per
cent on the taxable property of the dis.
trlct IN any one year, nor shall any tax
f.r school house purposes be voted un less
the electors and board Of directors Of
the township district have refused or
neglected to vote tax for sail purnosc
after requested by the sub district at its
regular meeting IL March, SO to do as
provided in section thirteen Of this act
Nor shall any tag be voted except by a
vote OF two-thirds of the electors present
or majority Of all tho electors Of the
sub district
+ 6s Whenever any tax has been
voted by sub, district, as provided for
in the preceding section of this act the
sub'director shall, within ten days there.
after, certify the same to the Secretary Of
tho townships district, together With =
list OF all property owners, residents of
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-19
EN'cRAY COLT.

Upton Dec. 10th, A u 1859.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-19
na7- The steamer Vandorhil. -

BeT~ The steamer Vanderbilt. with En-.
pean dates of the 4th inst, arrived at Non
YORK on Saturday night, bringing 285 no.
sengers, among whom was John C. Heepan
The state of affairs at Naples had imnrovos
Tranquility had not been disturbed since n,
2Sth uit., and the agitation had gomewb.,
suosIded. A dispatch from Turin saws tbo,
Baron Talleyrand has been instructed bv Ii,
Government to insist that Count Covoo.
should give due consideration TO the overture,
OF the King of Naples, relative to the form,
ton OF an Italian Confederation, and the no,o
so as France had counseled these oyerturps
We have but little news from Sicily. No a.
tive movement had been made. The universal
suffrage OF the people would be taken on H..
question Of the annexation of Sicily TO Pie5
mont. Numerous arrests had taken ploce ..
Palermo Of former functionaries Gariborl
mad sent some columns Of soldiers TO re.estoL
lsh order in the interior of the island n.
Ministry being unpopular, new Ministry boa
been formed. 1t is said a skirmish took ploca
near McSsina on tho 3Oth ult., between sono
detachmenis of GarbaIdi's forces of Rov,I
troops. The same ardor for driving the yea.
poIitanS out of the island continues to prevail
Agitation has increased in Rome since III.
outbreak in Naples, and all letters say tb,,
crisis is imminent as the attitude Of parties
toward each other was provocative Of a COLI.
sion.