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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-24

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-24
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-05-24
/" SEVEN.uP. The Iteiu,Ies

" SEVENTH "-We Ireiu,lps.
The Northwest passage to the White
House. Via Chtcoyo.
Name for the new religious evening
paper.-We Night Bloomi"y Serious.
Questions and answers for new cat
echism.-Will you go to Heaven, if you
can
An die first .
1t is no excuse for bad morals to say
that you were brought up in q Police
Court Vanity Fair.
L.andlady differently -"Mr. Smith,
do you not suppose that the first steam
boat created much surprise among the
fish when it was first launched 2" Smith,
(courtly I'll cant say, madam, whether
it did or not Landlady-"Oh. I
thought from the way you eyed the fish
before you, that you might acquire some
information on that point Smitb( tho
malicious villan)-"Very likely, marm
very likely; but it's my opinion, ,marm,
that that fish left his native clement b.
fore steamboats, were invented"
A Love LoRN swain broke wi.hbone
with his 'heart's queen,' somewhere in
New Hampshire. Nov what do you
wish, Sally demanded Jonathan, with
tender grin Of expectation. 81 wished
| was handsum,' replied the fair damsel,
"handsum as Queen Victoria" "Jeru-
salem what wish" replied Jonathan,
"when you re handsum huff now. But
I'll tell you what wished, Sally, l wish
ed you was locked up in my arms and tho
key lost,
A YouNG man who had spent little
of his own time, and great deal of hi,
! fathers money, in reading for the bar,
was asked after his examination, how he
got along? every WE'LL" said he, IL
answered one question right" "Ah, in
deed, said the old gentleman, "and what
was that?' They asked me what a oni
"m action was, and l told them didn'.
know"
STrrENpors ELooEEScE.-One of
the greatest speeches on record is the
following, describing the destruction Of
meetir g-house by flood:
"A few short weeks ago, and you saw
the stately meeting house towering up in
your midst like grandeur in a corn
field. Now, none SO poor to do it rev.
ence. 1t has gone the way Of all flesh
The mighty torrents descended from the
eternal clouds; the air was filled with
cries Of despair, the river swelled and
ran over, the mighty building cracked,
shook. rose from the surface uf the water.
moved like world in miniature down
the vast expansc, carrying off with it an
old pair of boots that had left in oue
corner of our pew"
nzr"Why, Mary, how is this? l find
YOU sitting here with your affianced
husband and you told me this morning
you had quarrelcd, aud he had gouc for
sailor"
II, fathery | told you nothing of tho
kind"
,'Oh, nonsense, I am quite sure you
said you had some words together"
"les, father, and so we had. He
} asked me what clock it was; said I
didn't know and so ho left the house.
saying he was gQius to sce. That's all I
told you"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-05-24
Clerk of the Board OF Supervisors

--County, Iowa.
s 90. The Clerk of the Board of Su-
pervisors is required to attend all sales Of
real property for taxes made by the Trea-
surer, and make record thereoiin book
to be kept by him for that purpose, there
in describing by several parcels Of real
property on which the taxes and costs
were paid by the purchaser, AS they are
described in the list or advertisement on
file in his office, stating, in sepcrate columns
the amount, as obtained from the treasu-
rer's tax list of each kind of tax, interest
and costs for each tract or lot was sold, to
whom sold, and date Of sale. The Trea-
surer shall also keep a book Of sales ir
which, at the time of sale, he shall make
the same records which the Clerk is re-
quired to make by the provisions of this
section. He shall also note in the tax list,
opposite the description of property sold,
the fact and date of such sale.
s 63. When all the parcels of real
property advertised for sale shall have
been offered for sale as provided for in this
act and portion thereof shall remain un-
sold for the want of bidders. it shall be the
duty of the treasurer to adjourn to some
day not exceeding two months from the
time of adjournment due notice of which
day shall be given at the time Of adjourn
ment, and also by keeping notice thereof
posted in a conspicuous place in the trea
surer's Office. On the day fixed for the re-
opening of the sale, the same proceedings
shall be had as provided for by this act in
relation to the sales commencing on the
first Monday Of October And further
adjournments shall be made from time to
time, as provided in this section, and the
sales shall thus be continued until the
next regular annual sale, or until all the
taxes shall have been paid.
5 "a. If any treasurer or clerk shall
fail to attend any sale of lands as required
by this act, either in person or by a com
petent deputy, he shall be liable to fin.
OF not less than fifty nor more than thre,
hundred dollars, to be recovered in an ac
ton in the District Court by the Board o
Supervisors; the judgment shall be asains
the treasurer aud his bondsmen. and III,
proceeds 60 to the school fund And j
such officer, or deputy shall sell or assis
in selling any real property, knowing thu
same TO be subject to taxation or that tn,
taxes for which the same is sold have bee,
paid,or shall, knowingly and wilfully sell %
assist in selling any real property for pay
ment OF taxes to defraud the owner Q
such real property or shall knowingly ant
vilfully execute deed for property s.
sold, he shall be liable to a fine of not les
than one thousand nor more than thre
thousand dollars, or to imprisonment nc
exceeding one year, or to both fine and in
prisonment, and to pay the injured part
all damages sustained by any such wrong
ful*act and all such sales shall be void
s Is. Il any county treasurer or cler
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-05-24

fore described to have and to hold unto
him the said A. B. or +. y. his heirs
and assigns forever: sseject however, to
all the rights of redemption provided by
law In witness whereof I, G. ID Treas
urer as aforesaid by virtue of the author.
ity aforesaid, have here unto subscribed
my name on this-day of--lS-.
c. d, Treasurer.
STATE ESsrs9y cor IOWA IS.
l hereby certify that before me--
in and for said county, personally
appeared the above named G. j., Treas
urer of said county personally known to
me to be the Treasurer of said county at
the date of the execution of the above
conveyancs, and to be the identical per-
son whose name is affixed to and who ex-
ecuted the above conveyance as Treasur-
er Of said county, for the purposes there
in expressed.
Given under my hand and seal this
day of--A. D., 1S2-.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-05-24
NO. XXI.
Printing Office Ralrs

GENTLEMEN travelling, and all others
in the habit Of visiting newspaper cstab.
lishments, would do we'll to pocket this
scrap, fas it might be useful to all COO.
cerned, as it has been adopted BY shs
"craft," and also at the " Editors Ban
quet,' and it is expected "thc rules"
will be universally observed:
|. Enter softly
>. Sit down quietly.
). Subscribe for the paper.
!. Don't touch the poker.
j. Say nothing interesting.
&. Engage in no controversy.
:. Don't smoke.
:. Keep six feet from the table.
{? Don't talk to the workmen.
10. Hands off the papers.
H. Eyes off the monuscript.
l2 Touch not
t3. lie. the " Devil alone.
Gontlemen observing these rules when
entering printing office, will greatly
oblisc the proprietor, and need not fear
the "Dcvil." They should always, how
ever. give him (thc Devll") his due.
The ladies, who sometimes bless Us for
few moments with their presence, are
not expected to keep the rules strictly,
and, indeed, it will be agreeable to US to
have them break the ninth rule as often
as convenient.
Boys, unaccompanied by their fathers,
are particularly requested to keep their
hands in their pockets.
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Personalities Piled In.

personalities f1le0 4 p
The following is from late number of
VANITY Fair:
Mr.. Speaker, l say to the gentleman
that he is an Addlepate say that no
is an Abject Ass. scorn him for an
Arcadian and Acephalous Animal.
stand here, sir, and proclaim him to the
world an Aceiptrine Assassin-sn Ab.
dominus and Ambuinouse Ax-grinder
An Adder and an Anthropophaginian.
Sir, impugn no man. But I call
upon the gentleman to deny my charges
if he can, (and of course he can do moth.
ing of the sort, unless he is the owner Of
copy of The True IocaLulary-Edito-
rial note and meet them like a man
Do we not know for Babbler-a Blast
cd, Blattering, Brawling, Blower? But
we do not fear his Barren Bravado -
Why, sir, if he isn't Baboon, what is
he? say, Barnum's Baboon. His
Bcastly and Brutal Barbaritcs have bee.
heard by all as they came in words from
his Blistercd aud Besotted Brain. A
Butcher in his heart, and a Backyard in
his person, l denouncc him as the Base
Bell wethcr of his party.
MIR. Speaker, l seek to injure no per-
sons feelings. The gentleman knows
the truth of this. lie knows that view
him as Calignous Calf, Cringing Cur.
and likewise n Cantakerous Canibal.
know him to be.a Catif all tLsoAsh I
say to the gentleman that he is moreover
Cuss and Coward.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-05-24
Publisher (or printer) of the =
OF IOWA, SIS.
cor TY.
T'heal,,,

Of publication subscribed and sworn t" be-
fore me by the above named A. B.. who is
known to me to be the identical
person described in the above ccrttl ,atc,
on the dav Of -, AID. Is.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-05-24

and that copies of each number of said pa.
per in which said notice aud list was pub
lished were delivered by carriers, or trans
mittcd by mail, to each of the subscribers
to said paper, according to the accustomed
mode of business in this Office
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-05-24

III. division line in any direction or form
W. a. to avoid the homestead; and when
tho homestead constitutes part OF the tract
sold and is not yet ascertalned, the cour'
NAV. at the suggestion of either party
cause a proceeding to be had similar to
that required in relation to mechanics liens,
fnr The ascertanment of the homestead, and
in all cases Of such sales it may take the
requisite order and proceedings to ascer-
tain the land sold, or to set it apart from
the homestead.
s 81. The Treasurer shall continue the
sale from day to day as long as there are
bidders, or until the taxes are all paid.
s SO. The person purchasing any tract
of land or town lot, or any part thereof,
shall forthwith pay to the Treasurer the
amount of taxes and costs charged on said
land or lot shall at once again be offered
for SALE in the same manner as if no such
sale had been made. Such payment may
be made in the same funds receivable by
law in ordinary payments of taxes.
s 50. Any person owning or claiming
lands or town lots advertised for sale as
aforesaid, may pay the taxes and interest
due thereon to the County Tresurer, at any
time before the sale thereof: but in such
case, such person shall pay the costs of ad-
vertising, and all other costs which may
have accrued up to the time of such pay
ment.
s 60. In all advertisements for the
sale of real property for taxes, and in ell
tries required to be made by the Clerk OF
the Board of Supervisors, Treasurer, or
other officer, letters and figures may be
used as they have been heretofore, to denote
townships, ranges, sections, parts of sec
tons, lots, blocks, dates and the amounts of
taxes, interest and costs. And n" irregu-
larity, or intormality, in the advertisements
shall effect in any manner the legality of
the sale, or the title to any real property
conveyed by the Treasurers deed under
this act; but in all cases the provisions of
this act shall be deemed sufficient notice
to owners of the sale Of their property.
s 81. The Treasurer shall obtain a CO.
py of said advertisement, together with II
certificate of the due publication thereof,
from the printer or publisher of the news
paper, in which the same shall have been
published, and shall file the same in the
Office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervi
sors and such certificate shall be substan-
TALLY in the following form.
l., A. b., publisher (or printer) of the -
-,a --- new Spaper printed
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and published in the county of --,
and State of Iowa do hereby certify that
the foregoing notice and list were publish
ed in said newspaper once in each week
for three successive weeks, the last of
which publications was made prior to the
n
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=, and whereas, three years have
elapsed since the date of said sale and the
SAID property has not been redeemed there
from as provided for by law.
Now, therefore, l, c. d., Treasurer of
the county aforesaid, for and in consider
alton of the said sum to the Treasurer
paid as aforesaid, and by virtne Of the
statute in such case made and provided,
have granted, hargained and sold, and by
these presents do grant, bargain and sell,
unto the said A. B. Tor G. FL his heirs
and assigns, the real property hereinbe-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15
nnrGL.As ATl ELnIIRA.

ELNIRAi n. Y Sept. IS.
Judge Douglas arrived here at $50 this morn
mg accompanied by his wife. All along the
route Notwithstanding the unseemly hour, meet
inga assembled AZ the depOts, and the Judge was
called out and compelled 10 speak few words to
the crowds. This morning be suffered from q
alight cold.
< great mass meeting was beld at o clock this
afternoon, at which 800 persons attended. Not
Withgtznding the bad health Of Judge Douglas,
he spoke one hour and half, forcibly vindioating
the principle Of Popular Sovereignty. He made
no allusion to Mr.. Dickinson aud very little TO
The Breckenridge men, simply characterizing the
leaders as disuni0nists and secessionists and de-
nouneing them as boltsrs from the Democratic
party and Democratic principles.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15
FROlI NRW YnRK.

NV A0Aht sept H.
Pslatish Penitt presided at the Republican ratih-
cation uieetinF last night. Spceches we're made BY
James o, Putnam, Cssrl Schurl Of Wisconsin, and
Mm. i. Dodge President Of the recent Bell and Ey-
ere7t meeting.
Ths Wide Awake procession numbered 1000
torrhes.
All the seats At Niblog Thoater AZ Mr.. FORESTS
hrst appearance were sold yesterday, many at hand
some sums
TIE Hdiour3ed Railroad meeting meets ere to-
niFht . consider several violations u the rules
asioptod az Saratoga Que against the Central road
sor carrying freight from Bo8ton through New ork
- the West cheaper than freights from this city,
Letters from Paris announce the death Of Mrs Gen.
Harney.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE
~ ufa writ Of Venditioni Exponas issued foln the
court Of Common Plea Of CuyahoEs county, a. the
suit Augustus Euller, et Al, plaintiis, against
public auction at the door u the Court House. IN the
city Of Cleveland, In said county, the llth day Of
lowing described real estate wit: one third part
in common Of the following described lands and ien-
ementst TO wit: original lot No. (2oO two hundred
and ninety in Newhurgh township, Cuahoga county,
Ohio, bounded north west and south by tie original
lot lines, there being lines on The east side
and the more westerly Of said two lines Is made the
eastern boundary, supposed to contain one hundr5d
acres Of land Appraised At 50 667.
J.E Ingersoll, Plt'ffs Atty, sepIIs3of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15
PRICE
ALSO sPECIFIca

Fna AsrHNA on PBrHrsio. - Oppressed, Difficult,
LabureSi Breathing, attended with Cough and Expoo-
tor4finn Prize, 50 cents per bsx
Fuk EAh DISCHARGES AND DEAFuES9.-DischargeS
frum the Far the result Of Scarlet Fever, Mvases, OF
MrrruriAs For Noises Ia the Head, Hardness Of
Hearing, and Ringing In the Ears, and EGr-aehe-
Price, 90 cents per box.
PuE scNnFrLA.-EnlArged Glands, Enlarged and In
duratsJ Tunss SWellinpS and Old Nrers, ScBofulous
Cuchexy Of Children Price, 50 renis per box.
FOa OENEzAL DEBILITY - Physical or Nervous
Weakness Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Mr,iIcaton, Exhausing Discharges Price, 80
cenis per box.
FuR DEnPsT.-F1uid Accommodations, Tumid Swell
Ings with Sranty Secretinns Price 30 cent? Ir box
FOA SKA El+SicKEEss-Deathly Sickness, Vertigo, NAu-
Oea, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion
Price 80 rents per box
Fuh UKAARV DiSEAsEs.-FOr Gravel, Renal Cal
cun Difficult Painful Urnstion, Diseases Of the Kid
neys Prize, 81 CENTS per box.
fnB SEMINAL EMissuSs-Involuntary DscharRel
and Consequent PrnsirHiinn and Debility, Bad Re
suits Of Evil Habits The most successful and Ell
client remrriy known and may he relied upon Gs q
cure. Price, with full directions 81 rer box.
Persons who wish 10 place themselves under the
professional care or 70 seek advice Of Prof HrN-
PHHEYs can do So at his Office, 562 Brosdway, daily
from M 70 PM, or by letter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15
FRO1T WAeHTNCTON.

" lIUINUTONi oepI II.
Capt, Walker has been ordered 20 ChirQue TO re-
vve Captain Fenageit Of the command Of the Brook
lyn, the latter having been recalled.
Jas. NJ. Carpenter oi Kentucky, has boen appointed
paymtster IN the Navy 10 dil a vacancy.
Paymaster Abbot has been ordered TO the fawnee
At Philadplphin Commander Thompson has been
detached nom ordnance duty az Philadelphia, Hng
been ordered 10 proceed via England, 20 the coast ol
Brazil 90 relieve Commander Prentice recailcai IN
command Of the Seminole,
UommanJer Brayton has been ordered 20 ordnance
duty at Philadelphia. -
me 81 Louis was nt Curacao on the 2st August and
was expected 20 take back Consul TO Rio lachei
New 0ranada, from which place ne hho nosh arlNeh
by the Insurgents. q, ,.
Telegraph proposals
and insnlielency on bids other than his own.
Tho President and SarrntRy Of the Treasury will
however deliberately consider the paints involved
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atteaitines.
HEAR WHAT TIE PEOPLE SAY.

The UNDERLINED having used Professor HUM
PUREYg' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDiEs
IN nuF families with the satisfactory rusuls aud
having full confidence In ther genunenosa, parity,
and efficacy, cheeriully recommend them 70 All per
snn, Fho wlsh 70 have safe reliable and eflcacous
remedies al hand for private or domestic use.
Tbs Rev Wn. ll0smer, editor Of The Northern
Indepeudent" !" Auburn, N. The Rev. Z. u. Cre8-
sew b D. Rector Of 81 Peters Church, Auburn, n. Y.
tie Rev D. l. Ives, Chaplain Of the Auburn State
Prison the Rev Spencer ST. Rice, Rector, New Bed
ford Mass the Rev. Allen Steele, NeW-fort Con
ference; the Rev. Samuel Nichols, hAst0enesee Con
ference. n. Y. the Rev P g Pratt, Dorset VI the
Rev John r. Rubie, buffalo; A. Q. Hart, ESQ, Uucal
NY; the Hon. Neal Dew, Portland, Aie. thg Hon
Schuyler CofaK, South Bend, lud. the Hon. George
the GOhio State Journal" Columbus, Ohio The Hon.
r n. Graiialn, Moline, III the Hon. Thomas J..
Chase Muntlcello Pla- the Hon. Joseph Benedict,
Utica, n v. WIN. Bristol Esq Utica, \. 2; A =
Pond, Esq., Udea, n. " James Pianket'l ESQ.,, Nash
ill
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15
pOuGLAs ~ CANANDAIGUA.

CASANDAIeUAs n. 7 Sept IA.
Judge Douglas left Elmira at O'Clock. At al
stations on the road demonstrations were mBde
AtCLnandsigua great demonstration was made
Littis Giants turning out in full force with light
q torches. Judge Douglas excused himself
from making any remarks, in Consequence Of
he extreme hoarseness, through cold and re-
rIrntna nr,an Efuu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15
B1aEsz1nz Lur Insurance Co.

ospitI and Surplus, s2lAesl5s
COLLINS Z R0BIEBOE, Agsnt,
eal, as, PfEiEl' dils'aeaE na'S uelEt aoas'.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15
CUSAN e SMALLEY Is HERE

=
~ BY notified thar On the s. h day Of September,
1860, james I. Newman filed petition against her
III the Court Uf ommon PleBs Of CuynhOga county,
uhio tue object and prayer Of which petitiQn d
subrct 70 sale by Orer Of Court, the following prem.
ISIS, situate In the CITY Of Cleveland, county Of Guy
ahOga, aud Stats u Ohio, and y known as part Of
sub lot No. in Benedict koOtB allotment Of
part Of original lots - aud 48 and a founded ~
follows, Wit: NorthOrly BY lot No 2i rastery
by an alley westerly hy Birch street; and southerly
by line drawn from the easterly line " Birch street.
and q feet southerly from the north cast cUrn Of
said sub lot No. - and parallel with the north line
Of said sub lot No @ rastgrly % feet: thence At right
angles With this line south feet; thence eustfrlY
anu at right angles With the last line eet; thence
nOrthery Rt right angles with last line et theucr
0asisrly at right angles with east line and parallel
with tbe north line ofsaid sub lot No. 33 said al
ley. and which sale Is asked for under morfGage
executed thsrron ~ said Su-an 4. snialuy 70 said
james 7. Newman, dated February I'D lsas, and re-
cOrlsd In book %, page 8, Of CuyahogE County Re-
cords, aud wa. EiVen 70 secure the payment Of the
four prJmssoTy notes Of said susan f., Of that date
for s95 5O-l0l payable April 18Th iS3oi for
Sgl 6S l0, payable January 18th, la59 one for ggl
65-loO payable January 2yth, 1850, and for SCI
g. luO payable January 29ths lhol, with Interest,"
That udgment will BE- takrn thereon for the sum Of
Ss6s 3D. 10 with interest rom February I'd ists sad
Susan Is potihed 10 answur aid petition "a o. bs-
Wv N''.'-O-l ''-' ~ q. PR4EEIss. nrH Aisg.