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ADVERTISEMENT.


VS.. snnar1ar Conrf
Warren w, Phillips and John r. no il0l.
Coblentz, ct nj.
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER 6f the superior
Court Of Montgomery County, IN the state
Of OHIO made IN the above case at it, April term A. d.
ls, and TO me directed, shall offer at public oucton
ut the door Of the Court House. In the city Of Dayon
n the county Of MONTGOMERY and state OF Ohio, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 30 1860,
Between the hours of and four O'Clock D. M of sald
day, tie following premises, 10 wit Lots numbered
twelve hundred and three O2O3) and twelve hundred
and four 2) as designated the revised plat Of The
city OF Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio and boing
nuinbered lns ana low, on the Original plat made by
~ favor of Robert II. Dckey, against Warren " Phil
lips, John II. COhentz, md others
The above lots have been appraised ~ follows.
I" q 1904, Slas,00
their appraised value.
Terms Of Sale, cash.
Mast. Com. Superior Court Montgomery CO., Ohio
~ ~ '"H"NN' AttoTley' my2S-td
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.


" No. ia' 'surcnor Court.
my virtue of m order of The Superior Court of the
IL county, Of Montgomery Ohio, made n ita October
ann II ig0n In The above entitled cause, ! will on
nieglav hipo. 10, 1850.
Al tho door Of the Court House In the city n Dayton
dev. sel NJ pnlio ontfry IN the highest ladder The
allowing real estste, 70 witIo ~ being part Of lot
No tO ~ designated In subdivision ~ school section
No 1e In Rntier township IN said County Of Mongom-
ery knpraised nj s7OO May sell for fi00,6T.
W. GEO. w. MALLAMBRE, Master Com.
y y Iowr Attorney myl0lawdaw.
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1 apadiwid ai " 7HI5Is D. TlIToN Ary Tor pet'nerII
LEGAL NOTICE-TN PARTITION.

(tATHAR1NE CLENCY. Sidney Cloncy Mnsdalena
Enrick, Elizabeth Ds, William Dls, Elizabeth Hearn,
jacob Hcan, sau,h WilSof, Barley y. Wikof freder-
ick Wolf Joseph Wolf Frederick Brow J, William
Brown Henry Brown, Catherine H. Brown, James A.
Brown jane y. Baldwin and - Baldwin,
win take notice that petition filed auinst hem
the 9TH day Of April 1880 Ia the superior Court Of
Montgomery county, ohio, by Jesse g. Allison and
Christena Allison, where the sumo Is now pending,
wherein Jesse 9. Allison and Christcna Allison demand
the county Of Montgomery and state Of Ohio the south
west quart er Of section No. - of township No. 2, In
range o. Of lands between the Minm rivers (except 20
thereof devised by will Of Frederick Fox 10
Frederick q. FoX) containing lbs more or less;
and the June term 1890 Of said the said Jesse
O. Allison and Christena Allison will apply for an order
that partition may b. made Of said premises. Dated
this 10th day Of April 1850.
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AegaI.

n HcAI NOTICE.-rhe undersigned vas Dis
lev appolnteil Assignee of fn the ren nnd pefaonei
nronefiv of Emanuel Mycrn. ~ pctaons indebted "
al1 Myers viii please make ume'llrte payment 10 n
unJerrrned and also III WHO have ceinla against said
Mycra will present them 70 The undriei iEned
m,v3o5kwlo Assignee.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.


IfANlu H. hOWfn0fl ct. nj.
Rf virtue Of an order Of the Superior Court of Mont
~ ~ gomery county Ohio, made at It's April term A. b.,
louu, IN the above entitled cailse, | viii on,
- HesdH Jiia0 49, 1850
AZ the door Of the Court House In the city of Daton
between the hours OF two and four o'clock D. M of saii
day sell at publc auction 10 the highest bidder the
following real estate, yz the same being in the town Of
hOerly IN the township OF Jefferson, in the county of
lows IL being lot numbered nineteen 9) in the afore
smn Town OF Liberty, fronting on Main street heng in
seeuon nhe, township three, range five east nom me
Tidan drawn nom the mouth of the Great Miami River
Appraised a szs5,o0. May sell for 10000
GEO. W. MALLAMBRE, Master Com
a. NLAf Attorney Inyl0d-1awdaw
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CASH! CASH! CASH!
WIN buy ~
M. O II M e RS
GOOD FURNITURE
FINE FURNITURE
CHEAP FURNITURE

/ HAVE the most complete assortment ever offered
i In Dayton. To onumcTate would he to tedious
need only say, every thing in my line can had at
my Ware Rooms, and am selling many things below
Cincinnati prices.
small profits and CASH returns is my motto.
One year is now up since adopted the small profits
and cash system. II has worked 80 we'll that will not
under any confederation do business any other way.
JesmGdaw NJ. DINNER, Cor Main and ~ sts.
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Largest Purchase Of the Season
At
N. P. DOUGLASS & Co.'s
z 6
MAIN STREET.
ME invite the attention Of our customers to the
w large and unusually attractive stock Of
SUM MER GOODS,
IL. ,, -, r.,rv .,,pt,,t,.c

sUMMER GOODS,
Just received, and M DAILY ARRIVING;
100 pieces hne French OrgandIe Mus
lIns--I5 and 25e.
q cases fine ChIntz-coIOred Lawns, fast
eOlOrs-Only I2Lc.
ChIntz-coiored Berages-- elS@I5c,
Elegant Beragc Robes, from . TO n
Flounces So so 90 $40.
Fine PIain-coIor Beragss-25e.
English DerSEe and Travelling Dress
Goods.
BerRge AnglRIs Dress Suits.
DRESS SILKS,
One Yard wide, only 30 s5e.
super Dress silks 75c.
KID GLOVES,
Good quality, only 5Oc v pair, worth s71s
White Dress Muslins, large stock
Lace MantiIIaS,
From sa so 10 $50, st half the cost 20
importers.
Ladies' d Misses White Berage Mantillas
LISTERS AND GROVER a BAKERS
SEWING M
Ladies', Gents, and ChIldren's boots and
shoes, on hand and made 10 order.
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Dunham and Chioksring Piano FOrtes.

II HAVE on hand a lot Of Che above named Pianos
which am desrous Ofelosing out, and will sell them
much below the usual prices Call and examine them
at the Piano Headquarters, Huston Hall building
Jet l l CHARLES ELLIS.
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Gov. Hicks, Of Maryland.

1t will be remembered tina, Gov Hicks,
Of Maryland, immediately after the eIec
ton OF Prnnln.t ton, sent his Secretary to
cong "a,ula,c tina, gentleman, aud to as.
sure him OF the fidelity Of Maryland to
the Constitution and the Union. The
Legislature, few days ago, took up the
matter aud passed Il resolution asking
for information The following is the
ADM rab'e reply:
sTATt OF MARYLAND, EXECUTIVE CHANnER,i
ANNAPOLIS, Feb. l6, leo. !
Z" the House Of OelegoieS:
GhNTLEMEN Il have been informed
by il committee Of your House that you
have adopted an order. reciting THAT
whereas it appears from the public press
ofthe country that the Governor OF Ma
ryland has placed this State in false po-
sition, by presenting his congratulations
t" Mr. Pennington, Of New Jersey, a
bl ok Republican, upon his election to
the dis in3u'shed position Of Speaker o!
the House of Reprc>enta,iv, s. and di
rec'i"g committee, appointed by the
Speaker to inquire of the Governor
whether MS cobGrhuld!ltW were pftSen-
ted at all, aud it so, whether privately
or officially.
cannot admit the right of the
House u: Delegates to make amy such in
Iuiry of me and the respect which, in
ny opinion. ought t" be- Observed by each
Department of the Government towards
every other, prccudcs me from returning
any answer t, sucha message, oher than
the acknowledgement OF it, receipt.
THOs IL Hicks.
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on, and should be resisted by every pa

ion, and should be resisted by every pa
tlot.
Rcsolsc4, 2a That those pretended
friends of the Union, who are in league
with the s!aveholding Oligarchy in ma
| king u. srcs>ious on the rights of free Ia
Dor to free soil. are traitors to the Con-
stitution and Union.
! Resoteed Sd, That persecution for opin
ions sake now SO common at the South,
aud sanctioned by some at the North, is
not only calculated to subvcrt the Union,
but likewise to dsorganize civilized soci.
ETY..
Resoloed 4th That in view of the deep
aud deadly thru>ts at the vitaIs Of civil
lied society, aud the Union, we pledge
ourselves to each other. that we will use
all our Influence, religious, political, and
physical. to put down prosecutions for
opinions sake among us, aud will main.
tain the freedom of thought and express
sion, for all, at all hazards, whether Cath
Ollie or Protestant, Christian or infdel.
Resoloed 5,h, That the friends of the
slave, are the true friends of the South,
and the Union
Res>iecd Gu That the law, known as
the fugitive slave law,is in in direct OPP
position to the plain and positive com.
mand Of God land abhorrent to every feel.
ing Of humanity, and should be entitled
An act to abrosatc Christianity and bru-
talize society And we blush for very
shame, when we reflect that it is not one
Of the bloody edic's Of Nero or Caligula !;
but law OF Democratic An,vica: and
&c ended and sustained by some calling
themselves Christians.
Resoiced III, That-although a meet
ing in Peedcc, have denied it-Captain
Browns men did winter with Mr. Max
on, in Iowa Township, of which Mr..
Maxon, or any other citizen Of Iowa
Township. need not be ashamed.
On motion the SECRETARY was ordered
to send copy Of the proceedings of this
meeting, to each of the Upton papers.
for publication Then adjourned.
+. SCHOOLEY, Press.
j. 4 Macy. Secy
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~ NirfH" OF All NCrution IL me directed is.
sued from the office Of the Clerk of the District
Court, IN aud for the County Of Cedar and State
OF Iowa, favor Of ID. r. CcmStock and against
Thomas Wclch. have levied NJ on the follow ing
property a the property of the said Thomas
Nr'rh To Wit:
The north east quarter Of the north east quar-.
ter of section twenty. seven ta,). in township
c,GntN-tw" $50, rang" fur a. west nf the fifth r.
MYTH the ~ @rirhanccs ,llc,eon. Said land
situated ~ tsdarCnHniy, Iowa:
Anh ri's'll offer the same for .ale a. public out
cry AT th Court it"' 50 door in The town IT Tip.
ION, ~ said county. on SATURDAY, the 4 tn day If
NJ rch, 4. j. 1870 between the hours Of . o clnc K
A. NJ. and o'clock +. N. ri said day, to satisfy
>ai! execution and costs that may accrue there.
on.
Dated this lst LAY of February. A. u lscO.
J. l.. BRADSHAW.
Sheriff + C.aar Couuty E,ca.
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The ATLANTIC MoNRHLY, for March
Is ut hand. The ATLANTIC still contin.
ues at the head Of the American Month.
lies, and it is believed by many Of the
''literati,' that there is no work in Eu-
rope equal to it. Terms, postage free,
s3 Il year Address, Ticknor T. Fields.
Boston, Mass. We can still furnish the
Atlantic to our subscribers for 81 year
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Give Us Call, and satisfy yourself.
T. ?. & W. DEAN
Feb 9th 1890
Original Notice.


STATE OF IOWA, CEDAR COUNTY, IS:
To .john Mckenzie, If Cedar Co., io,ca:
john Mckenzie, Of Pennsylvania:
lE>: You are hereby notified that there j.
y now on tile in the Office of the Clerk OF the
District CoUri in Cedar county Il petition OF
Iherdorrs J. Van WSck, .ieginr that on Oh
abou. the 1'h day OF April, II. lsjs, John
Mtkenzie. Of Cedar county iowa, Joy deed of
trust conveyed to Anthony Van Wy, X, the east
hAIf OF southeast quarter OF section no twenty.
three l-3( in township no. seveMtynine go north
OF range one - west Of the 5th l.. M.-author.
ling said Van WyCi thereof, upon certain con.
'!iions. to sell said real estate and give the pur-
chaser deed therefor That on the 18th Sep
temher 1859, Anthony Van Wyrk sold said
real estate TO petitioner for S3I7 h6IOo. ard gave
him a deed therefor. That John Mckenzie Of
Pcnnsyl' ana, pretends to claim the title Of said
real estate-talsely pretending that John Nc
kenzic, Of Cedar county, had no interest in said
ands-that this suit is brought to quiet pet.
TONERS title to said real estate and for other re.
lief recited in said petitions and that unless Won
appear, on or before the first day of the next
term, and answer thereto, according TO the rules
Of the Court judgment will be rendered against
you thereon.
Dated this 10th day Of February, 4. D. lsGn.
IIlEODORIS j. VAN WICK Plaintiff
by DAvIsoN TRUE 4 GRANT, Attorneys.
Published by order of Vim. l.. Miller Jude Of
he District Court
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\ House. BURNT -Thum.s Winn's
dwelling house at Hickory Grove in
Sprinsdalc tp.. was burnt on the morn
in: Of the 18th inst. \ portion of their
clothing. bedding, books and furniture
were saved. They also saved their most
valuable papers. Nearly all that was IN
the kitchen; all that was in the cellar;
two bureaus and contents about POO
volumes Of valuable books; all their
stoves, as we'll as many other things were
consumed in the flames. The house WIS
not insured The fire is thought to
have originated from some ashes in the
wood house adjoining the dwelling 1t
Was their practice to keep the ashes in
an iron vessel ~ hours, before they
we're emptied, supposing by that time
there would be no live Goals among them,
bu. it seems that even this precau,ion
was not sufficient to prevent them from
setting the box on fire in which they
were placed, and it communicated the
fire to the house, causing heavy loss to
the family. T.
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SIIEIRIFE SALE

Hfthe OF an execution to me directed
- issue" from the office of the Clerk Of rho
h','','' Cont IN and for the county OF Cedar
"'' H'".e 81 iowa IN favor OF Charles SHETLAND
an" as'lnst Robert Evans. have levied npon
'he i,'l""'ns property, As the property of IL G
sail II bert Evans, to wit
me northwest quarter of section thirty 60,
township eighty two (s2l. range two ~ vest Of
tue 'th principal nciiiian. with the appnr IN
''''fs h''''on; said land is situated in Cedar
county. Iowa.
Aud shall offer the same for sale at public ont
cry. at y { Court House door in the tow, of Tin
TON, N said county. on Saturday the 81 day of
MARCH A. u 1850 between the hours of o'clock
\. AMI o'clock =. NJ Of said day. to satisfy
said'Accnt'oh and casts that may accrue ther
Dated this I'D day Of January. A. u. ,sGO.
J. I. BRADSHAW,
Sheriff IF (.dar cp,ufu Ioro
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SHERIFF SALE.

ny virtue OF an execution to me directed
ueu IRON the Office OF the Clerk of the District
soar' IN and for the county of Muscatine and
s'a'e OF Iowa, in favor of Taft Bronson 4 Co :,
a .n a a nn'h"ny F"lwider, Daniel Ridenour
lag fropetyas the property of the said Anthouv
fut WIDER AID Rah's! Ridenonr, to.wi,:
ohe ih'asiihg machine and horse power: one
true wagon: w" colts. two ,sar. old: two colts
one year Old neNt spring and one steer, three
ye.rs old,
AID shalt offer the same for sale ut pnh ic ont
cry at the residence Daniel Riden"ur. in Rnci,es.
ter ir in said rG.n,y. on Wednesday. 22a d ~ or
7 H"ary. 4. y ls6 between the h.nrs offs o.
clock \. ". aud o'clock =, NJ. of said day. to
satisfy said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon.
Dated this 2ith day of Janua Y. A. - 1860.
J. !. BRADSHAW,
Sheriff eff CSiqr fonnfy. Iov1
20. w. PORTER Deputy
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For the Upton Advertiser
Union Meeting in 1 IVA r,w ship Ce.
dIr Ct,l.ltv. Iowa.

Union NJ ,rti,sg im IVA r,w ship Ce.
dar C"aaty. Iowa.
L l,or Advertiser In pursuance of
cali for onion Mrr,in,. at Grey's
school house in low, Township. on the
evening of Thursday, February 23i Is
60. there las assembled Il large aud res
pcctahlc audience Of the citizens of Iowa
Township aud vicinity.
The meeting was called to order by
Jos. Elyson,oa VIII ,se m,tion T. School
ey was called to the chair Jos Ellyson
was then appointed Vice President, j.
A. Macy, Secretary, and u. G. Tabcr,as
sistant Secretary.
On motion, n. Taber, 7. James. and
VIM. Hale, were appointed Il committee
On resolutions In absence Of the com
mitree, Mr. Atkinson made few inter
cstins remarks on the aspect Of the slav-
cry question. The committee then.
through their chairman. reported the
following resolutions. which were, on mo
ton, taken up separately, amended and
adopted
WHEREAS, We, the citizens of Iowa
Township here assembled, have been
branded MS traitors +" the Constitution
and the Union: and Whereas, We believe
them to be the safe guards of Liberty,
when administered in accordance with
their true intent and meaning, therefore
hesofUr'. lst That outrage and wrong
whether on the part Of the North or the
South, are equally reprehcnsible, and
! equslly calculated to overthrow the IN.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue OF special execution to me direct
ed, issued from the office OF the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court, in md for the coaAty OF Cedar and
State OF Iowa. IN favor OF Alexander b Law. and
against Samuel Iomlihson aid Abigail Iomn-
son, | have levied upon the following property
AS the property Of the saIa Samuel lonlthson
and Abigail oInlin>on, io-"it:
The northeast quait.r OF section no. twenty.
six eco III township eighty-"ne lSD north of
range NJ. two, ives. Of tnc oth Z. NJ, with the
appurtcnances thereon said lana Is situated In
Cedar county Iowa;
And shall oifrr th same for sale at public ou:cry,
at th,. Court louise door in the tom OF Upton in
said coun,y, on Saturday th' oiss day of March.
A. ID. 1850, between the h'irs Of 8 O'Clock
A. !. and o'clock T. NJ. OF said day, to satisfy
said execution and costs that may accrue there.
on. ..a
Dated this ESD day Of February, A. d. 1860
}. l. BRADSHAW
sheriff Of Csdsr CoHa,y, IoDa.
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Marrow EscApE.-On Monday morn
lug last son Of W. \. Bets. about four
years old. fell into large ci-,ern. A
ht''r brother who saw il, ran into the
house aud told his mother, no mmed.
atcl y gave the alarm Rev. A. NJ. Gel.
ger who was passing near ran to assist.
and throwing off his ha' jumped into the
ci>tern and rescued the child. 1t was
almost gone when rescued.
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Narrow ESCAPE.

DrS. Rccdcr and Waters of Muscatine,
while returning in buggy from Il trip
in thH country, took the Ice" and broke
in. The horses we're drowned, buggy
'o>t, and Dr. .*ccdcv narrowly escaped
from drowning
nR-lt is rumorcd that a team was
drowned at Moscow, last Tuesday. by
breaking through the ice in Cedar river,
and that it is supposed ii man was drown
team belonged The report needs con-
frmatiou Mus Jouraai. F,J 18th
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Sill SALE.

by virtue Of an alias execution to directed
IFhf ' "iE'e the CLERK Of he District Court. in an
Ir me "ufS "i Cedar aud State of Iowa,in favor Of
ries S"etiahi aud against Elisha Brown have
y" "p" IN. '"'""ihg property, as the property ofthe
said Elisha Brown. to wit:
ne south east quarter If the south quarter OF
see'"ht"o = III township eighty gu. north of
range three - west of the fifth r. NJ. the an
ph''eh''tes thereon Said land situated in Cedar
County. Iowa.
H' s'ii "fef The same for sale at public outcry a:
tn" Court House door in the Town Of linton IN s.;1
county on Monday the twelfth day of March
- ~. iH6o. 'etwecn the hours of . o'clock NJ and
;,h % N OF sad day. to satisfy said, execution
Win costs that IN ~ thereon.
tea THIS 9TH day February, A. D. 1860.
j. l.. Dir aDSIIAW,
sheriff Of Cedar County Iowa
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FIEE.-On last Thursday morning
the cry Of fire caused stir on our
streets. Ii was soon aScrrtaiucd that the
house Of James Huff. j. r., was on fire
Fortunately the fire was cxtin-ui~hcd
after havin. burned II large hole in the
roof Mr. H.; like wise man, was ia.
-urcd
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"a Those who love honey, land "

"a Those who love honey. land who
does no,?) will be interested in the adj
ver,isement Of Mr. G. G.. McNEIL, which
will be found in another column We
believe that the hives that he has for
sale, are the best in use. We have this
opinion from nearly every known bee
&c yer. The advertisement is worthy
Of attention
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Wilton Market,

Corrected by j. J. RIDER, dealer in Dry Goods Gro
ceries, &c.
Prices of grain. this day. January 9Th.
Wheat, sG0ts5 corn, in the ear, 25m2sc: she |
led 3G0s Oats 25c potatoes 3Oc. Pork, sa1si
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-01
e~Our thanks are due Hon. J. \

eJOur thanks are due Hon. J. NJ.
KENT. and Sec SANDERS of the Senate.
and Hon Ed WRIGHT, Hon. Il. =. CUE,
AMI |. A HAMMER Of the House, for
Legislative favors Also t. Hon. JAS.
HARLAN and Hon. WIN VANDEv R, for
Congressional favors.