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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

Tue LADN's FRIEND. Grandmother
some and expressive steel engraving Of the
April number OF The Lady's Friend The
story attached To it, by Bella L. Spencer,
explains the significance OF the engraving.
Then We have the usual richly colored dou
De steel Fashion Plate. Then variety o
other engravings of the fashions, work Ia
BE Sc. Then Tor music. a song Il Bull
a Bridge OF Fancies." Then the usua
amount of literary matter, Novelties fol
April Editors Department. New Books
Receipts. Fashions. Sc. sc.
Price : . 80; copies 81 90; . copies
Sl6 90. 81 copies ; 35 40. Address Dea-
con IS Peterson SO Walnut street. Phila
dephl
Noe IS Ae time 20 send oa Subscription.
for ls65.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29


Personal Lieut. d. T.. Case Jr. sou al
Hon ID. L. Case. has been exchanged. aud
has arrived in this city. For some months
past be- has been prisoner with the rebels
under circumstances Fl peculiar suffering,
and We We're glad 90 see him looking 30
Well after his release from such d horrid Sit
uation. He is Of the 1921 New York Vol
unteers and viii return to his regiment
soon.
Rev. c. 3. Armstrong Chaplain OF the
4th Cavalry. bas been on a brief visit Ia
his family. and left for the front oD Thurs
day morning.
Lieut. T. II. 3. Mo,ehOuse. and ser-ean,
stephen Morehouse his brother hoth OF
the both Regiment are ut home for a few
days Oh furloush
John Hailstone. Of Co A.. both Regi-
ment, has arrived in this city. from the
Danville prison, having been paroled by
the rebels
Horace Burdick George Humphrey. and
Elisha b. Mosher of the 20th Michigan Vol
unteers have returned from Salisbury pris-
ON, having been paroled by the rebels.
They are home on Through for 80 days -
Also James Thackey, of the lst Michigan
Sharpshooters has been paroled from the
rebel prison ut Andersonville. and reached
home.
d. l.. Case Esq, has purchased of ID. c.
IN '5hp,tJr Avenue, ~i,u enc ',v,'No,' N',.u-
pied hy l. Wooehouse Esq. for the price
of : POO
REAL ESTATE John \. Kerr has bought
Of c. c. Dodge, the three story brick block
on Washington Avenue, known as " Dodge
Block" with the ground on which il stands.
+ for s 1000
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

- Orr correspondent in front Of Pc
's'sours writes March 18th, from the Sec
ond Corps:
10 day Is &. Patricks day, and it has
zen celebrated pretty well here. We have
lll Dig horse race. which was represen-
ea oy DELEGATES from the whole army.
several 81 tue mos, prominent Generals
ao'e'l as judges Of the race. Tomorrow
n, u''ision Is to turn out TO see = different
s"S inasmuch a. one man is 10 be shot
Insertion. Shooting and hanging are
gate common occurrence lately. q week
- 4 man was hung. the week before that
s-e vas hung and another was shot. The
- nave Il that one is 10 be hung or shot
80 week after this. We expected to
49, made n great move the other day. the
- army having received marching or
- odt K has all blown over. The CON-
: month viii be the worst time in the
" move on account Of mud
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

CORRECTION. Our statement last week
respecting the arrest Of Nyron Green. OF
ms city. was incorrect in some partic-
u'afs. Last year he was resident OF the
~e town Of Lansing. and i'm assisting in
lAns tho quota procured the enlistment
Young man. who was afterwards taken
e1t OF the service by his father. The Young
lan received a local bounty OF : 500. which
vas placed in Mr.. Green's hands. This was
lAsed 10y private subscription in the town.
he money is now claimed by the original
Contributors. by the town, and by the
CAded States and the question is 20 whom
u'es t belong Il was for not paving over
MS TO the United States. aud for this rea-
soa only. thai Nr. Green was arrested by
'ae Provost Marhal nj Jackson He stands
'ea'iy AZ any time to pay it over to the
Hshtiul owner.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

Down Go THF PRICEs By reference 10
an advertisement IN another column. it will
be seen that j. ". Amphett has marked
down his immense stock Of crockery. glass
ware. Sc. He informs us that he has re-
duced his prices twenty-five per cent We
believe Mr. Amphlett is the first Of our mer-
chants who has made general reduction
in the price OF goods since the great decline
In gold ami we feel confident that this news
Will De hailed with jog by all housekeepers
In this vicinity. one quarter of is quite
an item. aud We should presume our friend
Amphlett win not be wanting for customer
for the next four weeks.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

HAErEas M,cAzIyE. We have received
from the ncws depot Of W. T. Tunis, Of De-
trct, HTpegs Magazine for April. Har-
per's Magazine is one Of the best monthly
publications in the country. and We believe
Is the only standard magazine whose prin-
cpal articles are embellished with engra-
Wings. This feature has ALWAYS made this
keeps one of tbe best news depOts in the
city OF Detroit, and is the principal depot
for the supply Of country dealers in news
paper periodicals. &c, in this State. All
the latest publications are kept for sale by
him.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

GoDETs LtrY's BoDK for April opens
With " The Recognition "a line engraving
and the usual colorei Fashion plate, con-
tanning Use figures This is the seventeen
volume Of the work. and it may be truly
said ofit that no matter how gifted or ac-
complished q lady may be by birth OF edu-
cation. The Laiy'- Book contains some
useful information or other that will add to
her grace ami knowledge. l. 4. Goig
Philadelphia
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

RAILROAD TnEYEs.-E. j. Mll.ar. gro
Ger. Of this city. has been Oh the lOokou,
for some time for chest of tea which Dc
ordered some weeks since. and which had
not arrived. One day last weet ne was in-
formed hy the Express agent that box o.
tea with his name ON il was ia that Office
which hal been enclosed in another box.
and brought there 10 De expressed % Sagi-
naw. A. the appearance Of the box was
suspicious. 70 was deemed best 20 open il,
and the chest Of tea was found inside which
was delivered % Mr.. Millar, and the onJside
box was filed with wood and forwarded %
its destination, accompanied by officers Ba-
ker aud Rowley They followed the box 10
IT, direction IN Saginaw, where they arrest
eel the man aud woman OF the house 10
which it was carried. The man called him
self \. NJ Wilkes. and proved 10 Dee the
same individual who had expressed the boy
az Lansing. The man aud woman were
both brought before Justice Newbro DOB this
city. The woman was discharged but the
man plead guilty and implicated samuel
Nlmore. who had charge Of the railroad
freight. But Milm1re was acquitted, "a.
there was no material evidence az ainst him
while Wilkes has been sent 10 the jail at
Mason, TO await his sentence We un-
derstand that goods have been lost by
two other merchants which are supposed
Q s.I I.r. q.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

NovN--Miss &rment has removed
the building so long occupied by her oppo
site fhe Post Office 10 a lot which she has
purchased adjoining Englehart's Gallery
and directly opposite the Repujlican office
The lot IS % hy 100 feet, and cost : n. 300
The ground thus vacated by Miss Par
ment will Doe improved by A. j. Viele by
the erection ofhis new Music Rooms. TIL,
building will Doe two stories. and viii be 2,
by 36 feet adjoining the east end of BIZ
Book store
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

Posi- OFFICE Tie letters received al
he Lansing Postoiiice, on Monday 9th,
rsre over eleven hundred This shows q
isrge increase or business in our Lansing
P O., and is also an evidence Of the in
crease Of population and business in this
etr.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

WARD CAUCC-Es.- Caucuses viii be bel,
10 the various Wards, % nominate candi
lales Tor Ward officers. on Friday evening
March 3ls', 1865. at T u o'clock. az th'
blowing places tO-wit.
$50 Ward AT the seymour House,
2i Ward At the Council Room:
81 Ward At The Elear House;
An War-At tho Oneida House.
b ORDER OBJ TUE WARD COMMITTEES
Lansing. March 9th. l56j.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

NoTARIFs PUBLIC. The followingpersons
have been recently appointed Notarie- in
as County, D. d. White, VIM II. Pinck-
rsT. Theodore Hunter Andrew J. Nieie
Ezra Eumey, Hiram II. Smith, Samuel
Wo0dh0u-c. Eugene r. Newbro. Marcus W.
Atwood, Emery L. Brewer
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

New Book. "A new book about TO be- IS
.-sl "The Mormon Prophet and bis Ha-
..m OF an Authentic History Of Brigham
young. bis numerous Wives and Children. "
all orders sent-toS. G.. Griggs d Co.. Chi
,aro wiii receive prompt attention.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

NO''i'- -,r subscribers viii find attached 90 theii
srs - ,ae,r papers Indicate the NrNBER q IL
slDes ,~birh their subscription is paid. p th'
- - r,sant the .s WHOLE SUNBaR r. % which
- = oaad in tae h,s-as .. The PsPer wh si,
90 '.-.ssrs constituting year b. referring q,
80 -.lsr Ia tie heading u The paper and eolapar
- .---.h the number attached O. tho name, or o.
- n tbe paper our subscribers can readily SEE
f@.I.fr accounts stand % our books.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

Dan RIcE.-This distinguished traveller
philosopher, statesman and patriot. comes
/ before his patrons this season, with an en-
tirely new and interesting exhibition. under
the name and title Of Dan Rice's Nam
moth Meuagerie;" the prominent feature Of
which, Will be the Academy Of Educated
Animals, among which is prominently men
toned: The Sacred Cattle0f India :" The
White YAK Of Tartary;" The Performing
Buffalo" Two African Camels," The
Celebrated Elephants Romeo and Juliet, 90
- den OF performing Lions. e. The beau
tiful Arabian Horse Douglas" The Edu-
Gated Mules, and The Wonderful Blind
Horse. Excelsior" together with twenty
two cages OF animals. comprising every
species Of the brute creation making alto
gether The largest and most perfect ZoOl0g-
zeal Exhibition IN America.
The managers propose % make grand
tour Of this state this spring. and we are
informed VIII visit Lansing early in June
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

brother comes to him so promptly and Ger
tainly. His own will be equally great aud
just IS sure. although lie must learn %
work and wait for it.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

RELIGIOUS MEETINGS. Union prayer
.o,ings are being held this week in the
y,.sodls, Church, Oh Monday, Wednesday
,nl Friday evenings
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29
NOTICES

EURNITC FOR SALE
I'll. Subscriber ~ re- f.- -lla On - tae Furniture
l-w h. fls REeRE-7z 'fAIIfE hAIL 1s.sr.lg q
Desk. Tables, Chair-, Cushions,
Stoves Pipe &C.. Sr. The perry w.l te s9ld b.
parcels O. sl.r PHI L-=--s
8r o-l-r o. TIC Secretary % state.
= t. IfNNEY.
Nt~-h e1f 1-+r 5l-rrt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-25

MISCELLANEOUS.
A VERY LARGE AND CHOICE SELECTION OF THE
IN following line Of goods opening for
FALL AND HOLIDAY SALES
REAL BRONZES,
COMPOSITION BRONzES,
MARBLE, ORM0LU AND GILT MOUNTED
CLOCKS AND MANTEL SETS,
FANCY GOODS,
PARTAN AND BISQUE STATUARY
STERLING SILVER AND FINE PLATED WARE
FRENCH CHINA,
both White and Decorated,
GLASSWARE,
engraved, cut plain
CHANDELIERS AND GAS FfxTURTS,
ia Bronze Cut Glass and fire CIT from original designs
WEDDING AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS
In sterling Silver, and other goods
undoubtedly the largest market
X. v. HAUGHwOUT CO.,
Nos. 418 400 and <92 Broadway,
Corner Of Broome street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-25

TOR SAVANNAH DIRECT. STAR LINE. THE FIRST
III class United States mail steamship CONSTITUTION
Captain BRENNAN will sail from per - North river foot
OF Cedar street. saturday, December % at r. NJ For
70 WAKEEAN, 0ooKIS 4 DICKINSON. Ia Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-25
LOAN OFFICES.

r. BERRY A co, $40 BROADWAY PAY THE
81 hlghest prices for Diamonds Watches and Jewelfy Of
all kinds Liberal advances made ON The above ARTICLES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-25

THE HARRISON BOILER. A SAFE STEAM ROLLER
The attention Of manufacturers and Others using steam
IL atty called W this steam Generator as com
bning essential advantages In absolute safety expo
In chcapness Of rst and OF repairs In eco.
fuel facility OF cleaning and transportation &c not
possessed by any other boiler in This boiler IL
formed of combination of iron hollow spheres each
sphere eight inches external diameter and three eghhs
an inch thick These are held together b wrought iron bolts
operation For descriptive circulars price apply
10 JOSEPH HARRISON JR., Harrison Boiler Works,
grays Ferry road, adjoining the United States Arsenal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-25

~ inst aboutc o'clock from Forty street. Eighth
avenue grocery Wagon and Horse The wagon was ex-
press built red body, black top: had owners name
painted both sides The dark bay. about Ia
hands high. with long tail. suitable will paid
FOR any Information leading the recovery OF this
by NJ ODonne 6t Eighth avenue, Fortynrst street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-25

HOUSES, ROOMS. &C.. WANTED.
yIrANTED-oFFfCE OR FIRST OR SECOND FLOOR.
w below Chambers street Also second hand Office Fur.
assure Address boz 1852 Post Office for two days.
VI; ANTFp-ruRNrsHRD APARTMENTS, WITHOUT
board In the vicinity OF Fifth avenue and Fourteenth
esee tof single gentleman. Address u u Y, Dol 2eI
tsal Sace
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-25

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE, CARPETS,
"A Bedding Patlor and Bedroom Suits, ~ Kendall A
SCOTS H and 2II hudson street Of Canal ~ b.
Payment taken by instruments " desired.
BURYuAM's FURNITURE MOVING ESTABLISH
N. ment lis West Eleventh street. near Sixth avenue.
Furniture moved In city country. Furniture and Plano
fortcs loxcd and shipped Furniture stored Money sd'
vanced on furniture, &C.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-09-28

Horse THIEVES ABoUT.-On' the
14th inst. a thief stole horse at Durant,
and started for this place, but when near
Wilton he found that it was blind and
exchanged with . Mr.. David Wright,
without his consent, for . much better
one, which was subsequently, recovered
near Upton. On Thursday night Of last
week two horses were stolen at Tow Head,
near Durant, they were afterwards found
secreted in the timber; and on last Sun
day night, Patrick Killcorn, who lives
two aud Aslf miles north of Durant, had
two horses stolen, for the recovery of
which and the detection of the thief he
offers = reward Of S75, or S25 for the
return Of his horses. Thus it will be
seen that those persons owning horaes
that are worth stealing will find it to
their interest to know where they are
during the night time, lest they depart
with . stranger.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-09-28
M a. RIED-

At the residence of the brides father, by
Rev. W. n. Brown, Mr., j. ID. HOWARD, OF Wood
bridge Cedar Co, and Miss MARY J. Horn, Of
Western, Linn CO., Iowa.
The young couple have our best wishes; may
they live long and happily together, and when
"death comes knocking at the door," they can
console themselves with the happy thought, tina;
they substantially remembered the printer.
Sept. l4th, by Rev. Saml Pancoast. Mr. ALEX
Brown and Mss ELIZA ZEITLER; both of Cedar
county.
Also, by the same, and at the same time Mr.
ANTHONY r. BETTER and Miss ELIZABETH NJ
DiLTs; all Of Cedar co.
At the Upton House. Sept. 9th. by Rev. s
Pancoast, Captain AARON Z. GILBERT to Mis-,
ELIZA A. FRANK.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-09-28

GRANT AND HIS CAMPAIsNs.-This is the title Of a
work published by G. F. Vent q Co., Chicago, and is
written by Henry Coppee editor Of the United States
Service Magazine, able and talented author. This
work will be a full and authentic Biography o; Lieut.
Gen. U. s. GRANT, and complete and official history
Of the mighty armies Of which he was the supreme
commander. Every regiment will be awarded its full
share credit and prase the Of march will be
carefully followed the battles and skrmishes will be
described with the vvdness of actual participation,
and the whole narrative enlvened by the countless in
cidens both sad and mrthful, that inevitable
accompaniment of such campaigns. Every desired
information in regard to great army will be con-
tanned in this volume. 1t will be ill with
eral splendid steel portraits of the leading officers Of
the army, and with finely engraved maps and plans o.
u, the principal battles recorded 1t will he complete
in octave volume Of about 500 pages, printed on
hne heavy paper, and substantially bound.
Mr.. CHARLES TAYLOR is the authorized agant for
Cedar county; he is now canvassng and will give all
an orport unity subscribe 1t is sold exclusively by
subscT ption.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-09-28
ORIGINAL. NOTICE.

The State of Iowa, Cedar county, SIS:
To COMMODORE p. FoBES, JAMES NJ. FoBEs, AS
CENArH SrErFY DANIEL SrErrv, JKNNErT BEN
NETT and john BENN T:-l on are hereby mott
fed that there will be on he on Or before the
FIRST day of October A. d. 1865, in the Office OF
the clerk of the district court of Cedar county,
State Of Iowa, a petition ST Reuben Fohss, olaim
ing you purtftion OF the North half OF the
southwest quarter of section five (5( township
seventy nine (19), north of range one 81, west
situated in the comfy of Cedar. State OF Iowa,
plaintiff claiming one-ith of said land as heir Of
Benjamin +. Fobes, deceased.
Now unless you appear thereto, and defend,
on or before noon ofthe second day Of the next
term Of said Court, commencing on the first
Monday of December, A. ID. 1868, default will
be entered against yon. judgment rendered
thereon and partition of said land decreed as
prayed Tor. HANNA DANSoN,
4w3S Attorneys for PAN.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-09-28
To the Managers of the Cedar County
Soldiers Monument Association.

Gentemen:-We again call your at
tention to this subject, and ask you to
visit the places of holding your elections
and solicit funds in money or pledges
from all who may attend. There is
scarcely a man who will not be willing to
give from one to ten dollars for so noble
an object, if their patriotism is appealed
to. Will you not attend to the business
with zeal and let US hear good report
from tie several towns. We want the
amounts pledged on the papers held by
canvassers and other persons sent in as
soon as possible. Without this informa.
ton We can make no arrangement for
designs. Please see that the canvass is
completed, and report to the undersigned
or to VIM. II, Tutlill, Treasurer, imme-
diately after the election,
And oblige, yours truly,
l.. l.. SWEET, Genl Agt
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-09-28

INTERESTING TO YOUNG MEN,-A Western III
stitution Of Eastman National Business College,
that has acquired such popular reputation in
the East for practicability and usefulness, is
about to be established in Chicago. The Inaug-
ural Exercises take place the first week in .Oc.
tober. and continue through the week. On Tues
day evening, October Sd, Hon. Horace Greeley,
delivers an address, and Geo. W. Bungay, the
distinguished poet and author--a poem. The
Grand Concert by the celebrated Cornet and
Orchestra Band Of the College, takes place the
evening preceding. The exercises are to be in
Crosby's Opera House. The illustrated Paper
o,ixteen pages, giving full Information of the
Institution. and the new system of Commercial
College Training. may be had by addressing the
Principal, L. p. EASTMAN, Chicago. Ill.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-09-28
OBITUARY..

Died at his residence, near Upton. Aug. 30th,
DR.. MUSTOE CHAMBERS, in his seventy sixth
year.
DR.. CHANGERS has been a resident of Upton
for the last fifteen years, and has maintained a
and as a christian. He was born in Stanton
Virginia, Aug. 10th, 1890, and spent his youth
ful days in that city. He served as Adutant in
the war of 1912. After leaving the army he
studied medicine and graduated at the Pennsyl-
vania University, in Philadelphia. For twenty
years he practiced medicine in his native State.
successfully and extensively, and for nine years
his annual income from his profession was FIVE
| thousand dollars. In the year 1880 he left Viz.
! gnia and emf grated with his family to Dayton
Ohio. his was long be fore the day of rslr ad $
and he made the journey in his family carriage
There he purchased twelve hIndred acres in the
richest part of Ohio, and spent his time in prac
! ticing medicine and managing his farm. In
| le49 he removed TO Iowa and settled near West
Liberty. He came to Upton in 1850. He made
profession Of religion and connected himself
with the Methodist Church about ten years ago
| His gentle, manly manners, and his kind and
| gentle spirit endeared him TO all our citizens
| His end was peaceful and calm. He said all was
right for the future and his hope of heaven was
| clear He had seven children who survived him
and they all gathered around his dying bed. A
large concourse Of people followed him to his
grave, where he sleeps in hope Of glorious
resurrection. /.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-09-28
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

The state of Iowa. Cedar county, So:
To RErrEN FoBEs, JANIS foHfS. AsrENAT'i
SrrFrY. DAHtEr STrrrY. JrNNrTT kEN>ErT ana
Ioux BENNETT :-You are hereby notified that
there will be on file on or before the 2"th DAY o.
S-r..mh,r A. y 1856 ). in the office Of III" '!2tk
of the District Court of Cedar county, 'atr Oh
Iowa a petition Of tommod"re T. f"heS' ''alnl
inr of ynn the foreclosure Of n mortgage on t"'
north half Of the southwest quarter "l So ti"n
FIVE ~ in township srvcnty-hthe t''i, h"''h u
ranre one a. west situated IN the county "' -
dar State Of Iowa, which mortgage was 'Nc1ot-
ed by Reuiamin Fobes in his tfetllh", TO secure
A note Of two hundred and eighty dollars -"
nv him executed to David Jennings, whlch h"tl'
and mortgage said Jennings sold T." lidih''i,
and on which note there remains dine ana hnP''"
one hundred aud thirty five dollars iS'"'], o'''
ing ten per cent interest .t,ror1
Nov, unless YOU appear thereto ana '"''"'
an or LcIote noon Of the second DAY 81 'he ~ ~
t.t,n OF said court, commencing on we a. -
N.na,v of December. \. y. lN''' u lhhih "''' 90
entered AGAINST Won. ind crnent rendered the''"n
and a decree OF foreclosure ordered as r'a!eo
for in said petition. ....-,- ,,, ,,,...
4NJs HANNA '
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-09-28

ng~MRs. COLLAR has just received her Fall
and Winter Patterns. She takes this method to
inform the ladies of Upton, and vicinity, that
she is prepared to make Dresses and Cloaks, o.
the very latest fashions Particular attention
given to cutting and fitting. Shop north of the
Steam Mill. n37
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-09-28

SERIOUS Accommodates Sarah
Goodrich, daughter Of John Goodrich, of
Red Oak, had both her hands seriously
crushed in = Sorghum Mill, on Friday
evening, Sept. I'D. She was feeding
the Mill, and thoughtlessly laid her left
hasd on the cogs Of the power when it
vas drawn between the cogs, cutting
the hand open badly and tearing off one
Of the fingers. In her efforts to sxtricate
her hand she got n.r right hand among