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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-15
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=. b8 SGy NT4SSs.. - 4 ID SteslainsnfP Csr.
ada arrived at Halifax on the 18th inst,
with foreign news to the 9th ul..
Lord Lyons has not fdsignea, but 60
ing home ogs six nonths furlough.
The Dale Ners douhs if the South
will srm thor slaves, but thinks the pro-
posal Is promise ofthe Approaching end
Of the war aud slavery.
= 1t il said the Florida was taken By
surprise, with everything on board. Her
papers may be found ID implicate many
foreign officials in sympathy with the
rebel, - -.
The. Nsrs publishes letters from Gold.
win Saith, dated Boston, highly con-
piimentary to The recent elsc;ion. Hs
regards the defeat Of the Democrats - :
great escape from troubles between Eng
land aud Anerica. IL .3 .ar4 1
Mr.. Golden addressed great meeting
at Rockiale on the I'D, favored nom
Intervention in either Europesn or
American affairs. He adyer.ed to the
war in America, AID asked Why the
South, as in other cases Of rebellion, had
ret put forth ats grievances. The reason
he tn oagh,. wss, they had but one, they
wanted to ccusolidste, Yerpetuste and
extend slavery, and instead Of sitting
their grievances they simply. deussnd II
be le, alone, ard this is the cry that has
secured so much European sympathy for
insurrection:
He regarded the peaceablc presidon.
tial election .. one Of the most sublime
spec,acles 10 the whole history Of the
world, aud said the people that could do
tina, had given to the world a spectacle
such as never was presented before by
auy other people They had resolved,
Notwithstanding their erea. sacrifices,
that slavery should be abolished. He re.
iterste 4 his belief that he should not live
to see two independent States on the
continent Of North America. H.
The Temps and Jonrnal lies Debat., Of
France, cons.rue the result Of the Presi-
dental election as evidence that the war
is to be prosecuted with redoubled vigor
until the South is completely suhjugatei.
The former says it hcralds forth the ap-
preaching re establishment Of the Union
and the final extirpaticD of slavery.
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1fnrin that country hsts aBcus ''phyed
out" business is dull and wages extreme.
ly low. Many are returning to their for.
mer homes in thu Atlantic States, sand
ihousnn d more would do SO Hsfhey
could raiSe the means. The steamer on
which bs embarked at San Funeisco
had 1000 passengers. At Gfeytown
they met the California. bound passen-
gers numbering pply 800: This is
about the proportion Of travel esch way
- prsseit., M. ". says the Chiaese
have overrun Calafornia sud literally ab-
sorbed its industrial resources. They
work. for almost nothing aad il costs
them scarcely anything to i've, a. their
food is principally boiled rice, which they
eat from bowls, throwing i into their
mouths with sticks, which are used with
! dex,erisy astonishing and amusing to
those not accustomed to thst mode Of
taking rationa Nj. Y. is we'll satisfied
to stay 10 lows, after bic experience in
the reputsd Eldolsdo. -nuscatine Jour,
"a''~t esr ~ liz . sH.I5rss} >al /. t..
In 1860 the Republican vote Of 10,
wa was 10 400. This yeas, leaving out
Dickinson !, Ho;wsrd and ,Pslo Alto coun-
ties, and = few regiments which have not
made rtturns, the. Union vote il 80 OF!
This shows Uaior gain IN four years Of
Is. COS. 'sw ~ f9s 4 @"a n,'...'.
Four years ago the total Democratic
vote of the State. including the ballot.
cast for Bell aud Breckinridge, was 81,
922. This year, including the counties
aud regiments above mentioned, the TO-
tai Democratic vote is 40, 4s4, showing q
decrease in the opposition strength Ia
four years of s, 1873 votes. >a-a. s@,"..,
The total yoterof the State ia 1866
vas 12s, $751; The total votethis year i:
1873, SOL, being gain of 10, 40. Reg.
THE MILITIA.-Twenty regiments
and one battalion have been organized
among the militia men of this State. =
They are mostly in the counties on The
South rn border, though two regiments
have been organized in Scott county
three in Desmones, three in Black
Hawk, two in Jasper, and Que in Polk
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Pxblic Sale.

The subscriber will seilat suction, at hts res
idenee eight miles mort east Of Upton, on TUES
DAY TBS 2TrH OF DRcEABER, 1861, ~ 10 O'Clock
4 n, the following described property: J ten
hoe Buckeye Grain Drill, ! Broadcast Grain
Soyer Two-hoPss Csltivstor, Harrow, sevs-
raj Ploys, &C., Il fedDoubls Harness, Horses
and Colts, IL Head Of Cattle, IS Shosts. Cook.
ing Stoves. ----- .-.. --.- s...
TsRAs.-A credit Of one yesr will be given,
with good security. on all suns over ten d0llssA
or ten per cent viii be dedscted for cash In hand
70 G-A3'~'%& t''t DANIEL DAVIS.
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ES TRAY COLTS.

a. CTRATED from the subscriber. living
1a.C on III. Davenport road, five miles
east OF Upton one two year old bay mare, rath-
er heavy made. without any white: one yearling
bay mare colt, rather small, with three white
feet. Any one leaving informal on where the
colts may re onEd a. the Post GAice. in Upton
o-with tins subscriber, will he literally ward
ed. 2w59 =. J.. SIkl AER.
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Proposed Amendments to the Revenue
Law, s-4 ast,...


The Recommendations iu the important
report of tho Commissioner of Internal
Revenue are understood to be approved
By the Secretary Of the Treasury. They
are principally; s..s b..
ls,. That ,ho tax on distilled spirits
be not reduced one iota. ....>....s t....
I'd That the taz % the whole tobsc.
CO product be laid OF the leaf.
sd. That if it be MT that the tax on
cigats,,be laid Gu an nj cnlorem scale.
18th, That Il tag OF one bali Of one per
cent be levied on s4,es OF merchndise
and products which amount Co $1,000,
900, 900 year, aud which would yield
So, $50 900 Of revenue. .....s. -
9th. That the Reciprocity Treaty with
Canada be recinded because it lets in a
vast amount If coal-,his.syear half mil
49, go - 'runu uasy anu s,oo tue
excise duty Of three aud half cents a
ton, and because i. draws away from US
to Canada vast quantities of cc-n--ths
year four and quarter millions Of bush.
eIa-to be distilled into spirits and snug
Clcd back here in fraud cf our revenue,
and because it .entp,s the fraudulent ex.
portation to Canada Of our tobacco in the
Ieaf-,his year 81, 22371 900 worth-thcre
to be manufactured into cigars, and SNUG
glcd back over the frontier. ....
9th, That to save revenue the business
of ossayins gold aud silver be doue BY the
Government, and not at private estab--
ilishments; and ,ba: the present license
fee for assaying be made SO large as to be
prohioitory. IT, .
18th. That crude petroleum be taxed
two or three cents gallon, and the tax
on rehoed reduced to fourteen or fifteen
! cents. ......,.-...
8th. That the tax on publications be
laid on the press work and binding.
9th, That the tariff on iron, particular
y on rails, Of which 0,00J tuns were
imported from Great Britain last year,
should be raised at least dollar and a
half a tun. sr
10th To make the test of the yearly
, income d5FIved frou real estate IS rental
value.
II. To provide for summary and iacx.
pensiye processes TO recover small penal.
ties, and procure forlei;ures Of snail lots
Of coairabaud goods ar@
+ The Commissions Of Internal Hevea
Ne estimates that the Excise as i. s,auds,
aud if lot cut down and tiukered BY
Congress on the pressure oflobby delcga
tisr.. will yield three hundred millions
a wear ca tn. present business Of The
country; that it win pay he eurisn' e1
peasos Of the nation, including ,2@'eres'
atsix per cen. on the war dept, and pa;
, Of the dept itself within ninety years.
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n Cheap Home.

THE undersigned has . House and three Lots
i in Bloch 60. in STAIRS Addition to the
tawn Of Upton, which he desires to sell at .
very Low figure. The House has q good double.
walled cellar, and good well, corn crib stable,
and other ous-building~ and some large shade
trees are on the premises. For further particu.
lars apply at this ONCE, or to
: - s5F'as.~s1.' EDWARD KENNEY. !.
Tipten. Dee. Is, ls6i. t.,-s a. +; - Gw5l
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UNITED STATES
VIVA r. II A x
Collectors Office, No II, West Second g
- -. Davenport, Iorn.

I'LL as Davenport, loca.
TN pursuance Of the acts of Congress. .,
i case made and provided, ], Geo. W rM.
Collector Of the Second District Of Iowa do M
Gy give notice that the Special Income o. W,
the 3ist Gay Of December, 1868, has becom.s MING
and payable, and that will attend. by m, W.
or Deputy, Tor the collection Of the same !; ~
office Of Hon. c. Belts, U. s. Deputy Colis...ase
in the town Of Upton, County of Cedar * Nv
District, on the Goth day Of December, 1864 s.S
for ten days thereafter. ssa
G. All taxes not paid within ten DAYS afte, 4.
mand. ten per cent will be added TO the amons.
ofthe tax. Office hours from 3 a. m. to : NJ
..r GEO. w. ELLIS.
p" 3wto - Collector End District of Iov.,
~ Davenport Iowa, Dec. 5tb. 1854.
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The Markets.

: DAVENPORT, Dec. 14.:-Whcat s1.35
6l,4e corn 6s072c oats SIC; barley
81, 20@l,25; hogs, live, $40, 5o@l1 so,
MuscAT,sE, Dec. l4-Spring Wheat
1850 40; winter wheat 81, so; oats
81 cts; corn so cts; ryc so cts barley
1925; hog. 9,5o@ll,0o per 100 lbs .
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The Latest News.
--latest from Sherman.

rA.Wc have news direct from loyal
resident Of Richmond, giving details Of
a battle near Savannah, on Saturday last,
in which Sherman's forces were success
ful, the rebels being charged out Of their
intrenched position, and falling back to
the main works around the city. sher-
mans loss was $500, the rebel less from
5000 to 1000, of which 1900 are pris.
eoers. Sherman is in communication
wi,hsGen. Foster, on the Charleston and
Siyannah railroad.
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-'.:.'. s-.5 LAND SALE. ~
$50 Acres OF Prairie -
for Sale at Aucf,o.

"Ewili sell 1t public auction :, -.
w House door, in Upton, on MonS.V cen
"a. iSea, O. one O'clock p. NJ, the toay,Jaa
iana. >. W. OF Section IL, township slowing
:, ~ acres; ;. W Of section IA, tovnsh,lAm
ship a. .so acres ~ n Of section L. sova
These lands will be sold in tract. ~. a.
or in tracts to snit purchasers, " scres
iEHMs OF SALE.-One- alf down. 49,,
balance in one and two years with 10 n.. ~. ~
interest secured by IN ortgages. fs' ceas
Dec.s, ls64 2w50 PIATT Il SpICEp A..-
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"Ungnestionably the best ssstainsd scorAc
- 4r@ the kind in tie ,World." ~ot
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A German end bis wife 50. off tic
cara the other day in Albany, and left
their baggage and baby in the seat
The train went on, the baby dreamed,
the left mother was 10 a panie, and the,
conductor was buc Things verc right
ed at Schenectady.
The announcement that Mcclellan
has been appoiGted chief engineer on
New Jersey railroal is without FONDA
ton. The Company Morris & Essex Il
L Co. is not 10 CONDITION to pay $50,
GOD salary to any officer . -.
When it is taken into consideration
that the entire vote of Nevada at the.
| late election was oily .6, coo, the Uaian
majority Of B, 600 Eooms,u up into splendid
proportions. The ncy State did Dobiy
! in its first vote, and having commenced
so well, it is TO be hoped she will make
as favorable a re cord every year.
| The rebel Pos: Office Department does
not half pay expenses, and the deficiency
for nine months has been a million aud n
half They are 10. reading and writ.
/ ing people s.down thar" .Sa7"
+ Tie Oldest member of shs United States
House. Of Representatives is Thaddeus
Es.eveas, of PeuDs ylvsnia, who u asveaty
ss~- 500 &*r s@sz ri
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Cash Prices!
Wanted, Immediately!

10000 LIVE TURKEYS,
nj 10 cents pcrpOpnd3
10000 LIVE CHICKENS,
5cents Per pound,
10000 PRAIRIE CHICKENS.
a& 20 cents u piece,
10000 QUAILs, s.*
~@ #a' l2 I-3 cents n piece3
i 81. 10000 li,s. Roll Butter,
aa3 g1 % cents per pounds
7 9ils 1000 Dozen Eggs,
ata Goa LAC 20 cents per DOZEN. 4
VT 1g E5 >. hy I. i. DEAN.
d Upton, Dee. iss. lsA. 3s$S
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odg Ufs srs, and the ycnneest r.
James A. Garfield, Of Ohio, who is thirty.
three.
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ana 10 acres in Benton county, the sa,a . ~
raj oRirney being the widow Of 0. d. :. 20 ".
r p And unless you appear and make de &c.
fence thereto on or before the goth day o. s.d
arv. 1855, being at the regular term Of .ns of
county court, in January, 1865, the pss's'
said petition will be granted. Y.s.e
'A'' pN'''. j. c. BELTS. County Juose
Piatt h Spicer, Atty's.
Nov 81, 1854. nisNs
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In.tac matter OF the
Estate OF o. II. p. n
E. laI
Petition for Dover.

In.tNc matter OF tHt ,
Estasc Of O. H. p. Petition for DoWS''
Ferguson, decd.
FRO Sarah e. Ferguson and the heirs OF y. =.
/. T. Ferguson and all persons interes'ea.
Pablo notice is bcrshy given thai there y S a."
on ie in The ofl.ce Of the County Judge y G.a.
county. Iowa. a petition u Margaret AcDl.nsii.
claiming dover in the following lands, shu .;rn
ing the appointment Of commissio ners 70 49,"
such dover as provided by law, 10 wit:
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DAVENPORT. IOWA. MONDAY EFENlNe FEBRUARY / 1884

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hsuss they bsss lsss ss sAs ell u their esss-
try IL 10 dtrerseeiuI. thst st the came time
sns cisasos sse Eager % hesss ct cssissn sol.
4, sfs viii ss0pssous tsasts. dtsbeasss eons
Tea. 'oss os c.ssless efiissis ere slisssd 70 is
..,, " vsluntssrs vith s-sriso. We have
~, h.o d.sd end .setsd sbs food Of wtiea
.,i.e thoss = ~ho 6ssiss . b similarly
f....sd a.s ~ eseemoe1essd ~ eAllisg st
49,. 0Ae1ss sElss. We hsvs 0sss - ssy u
n soeeeae, Gassess y se6s1.
a. have ~. Ne ere Assssd - "A white.
A,s,,e o,.sissssy ss Csep AsCss,lse. that
- f.r . sss eeoSs fssaiahsd By ssassss'sr'
10 THE city 10 esssssosa. there y scr hss
h.eo s.v erousd for any faait-6ndise what
ever. The pork in qasssios sss net farsish-
ed by eoo,rsotors here. bst vss . part Of
10. Of several hsadesJ barrels cent here ~
the Cove, nn,sns lasG ssaass fes0 81 Louis.
This pork was stored il the wsrshscss Of d.
B. Evans / Co.. the present ssstrsssofs. ans
hes bsss taken 70 ssup frs0 slss 10 time.
,hs seetssessrs hsvisg nstAisg vhsssvsr =
DO vith u sges, ~ vsesheussasn. The
Bessd Of Inspectors hsvs sxsninsd this pork
several tiass., ,ssd several basesls have been
condensed and cold for soap-gssase. bot an-
fsstuss.s'y shis lot here escaped shs attention
Of the Board Every effort u made BY the
officers Il that esmp TO provide sons bot the
best Of rrovisisns, asd In oil sssss have they
tossd the eeods furnished b he eeossactsss
her. tslly Up = the samplss sndse which the
ee.trea. ~oe leA