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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-09

OF The President has approved the Din
authorizing the submerged tubular briuer
scross the Mississippi q, sain, Louis, ia
ne s"endstory snIi--muaphng blii, which
provides that aay foreign rsiiro.d company
Or corporation whose road enters The Time q
S's'es' BY mesns Of ferry or lug. msy own
such boats. snd shall be sutj-c, 10 no Other
restrictions than i swned by American
citizens.
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Orders may b sent T. " enclosing shs
money iron one to twenty-five dollars, 10 .
Registered letter, q our risk, with stamp for
return postage. Larger amounts should b.
sent 10 drafts. or by express. q the follow.
ling club rates. Send by Post.O Office Order
liz possible.
8 Tickets 10 one address. "a 30; 10 8 90;
10, II 30 30, rs IS 40, IS 90 u SO. ~ so;
100 IS 90.
Address oil orders and communications 70
KENNEDY 4 CO., 629 Broadway, MY.
SPECIAL NorisE.-To the Military Or
gaoisstion Influencing the lsrgess sails Of
ricksts will be presented : handsome Reg
imental STANDARD. Psrtiss purchasing tick
etc will please advise agents 10 which Reg.
imeni, de-, they desire 10 credid their gus-
chase. Feb. %. lse7-3m.l
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THs Blue LAws.-Ths queer speei
mems 81 blgcsry called the sBIue Ls~s
are not peculiar to Connecticut. Rhod,
isIs"d has remnant Of them. q the foI.
loving statement. Of the Boston yosrns
Proves:
Last Sunday afternoon poor Irishman
vent into one q the churches Of Psovi
dsoee. wss shown ses.. took ! quie. %,
during The services I'D We psscssbly re-
''risg y The close. when he wss arrested,
tried and sent 20 jail for the term Of Ten
dsys.
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Washington, March 4.
\ 'SEsArE.-The Sen ate wss called 70 or
DER q 1927 by Dir. Wade. Presideo, Or,
TEN Alter prayer BY The chspl.io, Ii,
flrst business in order wa deelsrsd 20 b.
the qualification Of new Senators. 4 g,
were sworn 10 the following order: Msssrs
Cameron. Corbet. Conklinr. Harlan. D.vi.
Drake. Howe. Morton, Morrill,. Nye. Psuer
son Pomeroy. Shermsn, and Trumbsll.
The clerk called Tbomss Swsnp. bu, n
Vas not present 10 respond
Mr.. Trumbu'l presented the credeo,i.l.
Iof Aessrs. John n. Thsyer and T w
Upton. Senators elect from Nebraska. ma
they were sworn IN.
On motion OF NJ. Trumbull. The Sen.,.
procee'ed 70 classify the Senators from Ne
orssks NJ Thsyer drew class No. 2, snd
goes ou' 10 1871 Mr.. Upton drew class
NO ]. going out 10 1869.
II wss ordered thu, the hour or The - ee,.
ing Of the Senate BE- IL o'clock
On motion Of M. TrumbuIi, I COMMITTEES
consisting Of Mersrs Trumbuil end Buck.
sew. were appointed 10 wait on The Presi.
dent end inquire y he hiss any communics.
ton 70 make to the Senate. Ordered.
The Secretary 81 the Senate ipformedl
the House hist the Senate We resdy 20 pro
eeed 20 business
On motion Of NJ. TrumbuIl, the Sen.,e
q o'clock. adjourned
SESArE.-Afsr the confusion hsd suh.
sided M. McPherson. clark or the Thir,v
ninth Congress. called the roll. Duriog H.
call Of the roll the Representatives from
Connecticut. New Hampshire, Rhode III.
sod, California and Kentucky did no, r.. |
spoad.
NJ. Wilson. Of lows, having moved The
election o. Speaker, Mr.. Brooke arose. and
after speech, In which he denounced ~
c'ganisst ion Of the House in the sbsene.
o. seventeen States . revolutionary pro.
ceeding. and presented : written pro,ss,
sgsfnss y % the part 81 the norsy. rhsl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-09
The Registry Bill More Know Nothing
ism

A registry bill has passed boil
branches Of our Legislature. The In
dianspolis Herald, il noticing the &C
ton 81 the Ilonsc upon il. SAYS III.
old leaven Of know ncthingism wa.
developed while the bill was under
consideration. An amendment was
adopted making discrimination
against foreign born citizens and la.
creasing their disabilities. The bill
~ II passed over the Democratic vote
OF the House, compels the foreign
born citizen to exhibit bis papers Of
naturalization to the registry or in.
spector's board, and prove besides
that he is the person designated, and
the son OF foreign born citizen is.
slso. compelled to prove that hc is
such. Why impose these hardships
upon a class OF citizens, the larger
portion Of whom are completely iden-
titled with our Government. and who
for years have exercised the elective
franchise Why this exhibition oil
prejudice, ii not hatred. toward =
large class Of citizensi Is it not a
revival Of the OLD know nothing spir-
It. that intolesant and bigoted spirit
which would burn men at the stake
Tor differences in religious sentiment
and political opinions! The men
Who would place such laws as the
Registry bill which passed the house 1
upon the statute book. propose nos
barriers around the ballot box in re- Z
Tard to negro voting, yet they are :
williug 10 discriminate against men !
y their own color Such is tie spir. i
1 Of rsdicalism.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-09

PsAcHEs.-We were honored with ! cell
rom our esteemed friend Dean. tho fsmou.
pesch-erowsr, this forenoon. He ssys the
peaches are 20, 81 dead, BY any mssos.
10 bic orchard q Marble Hill. below Mad.
son' there are sbou, 600 trees, AID twenty
per cent. q the buds ere 10 : perfectly
sound. living condition. The prospec, i
therefore fair. hs says. for good sslf croo
shs coming sssscu. II Madison Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-09

SHocEiSc A man died few week.
since IN extreme agony. Some short slme
sf'erw ards his afflicted wife visited a med.
um for the purpose Of sscertsininc Wis,
hsd 90 distressed her poor husband in hls
lest moments. the table wss put il resnis,.
uon. and the sstonished wife soon learned
that he had refused to taAe Robsck,s S,om.
ach Bi,'ers and failed 10 pay the printer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-09

ELoPEMESr.-We were informed
some time ago Of an elopement Of
heretofore one Of the most respected
citizens OF HARRISON To-, ia this
county, with young girl. an own
cousin Of his, bnt deferred noticing
until We were certain oft. We now
regret to state that. Mr.. John d
Cavender has deserted his wife and
family u six children. most heartless-
~, and gone of. TO live hereafter a.
ne said. with Miss Mary Cavender.
II has become known since be left
that for months he had been infatu.
ated with his paramount, and their "
parinre was FASTENED by her being II
= delicate situation. lie bid his fam
ily good bye, telling his wife 10 %
with them 70 bis farm in Iowa and
he wonld never bother her: that he
loved his cousin better than any one
else, and be was determined to gol
With her.
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Important TO Pensioners.
UsIrED SrATEs Psssros Acrscr
Indianapolis, Feb %, 1867

There being no funds 81 the commend q
, this agency, there will be delay u seve,
: q days 10 making the semi.snnusI "a,
ment due March 4 1867.
!; In order to prevent sny Unnecessary ~
penss TO those pensioners who nearly a
ways come % the sgeney, in person. 10 re
ceive The money due them. / desire i. "a,
that they need not come 70 the agency IN
~ notice . hereafter giveo that the dis
ourssmsnis are being made. l, may b.
ssked ~hy this delay (! aud ia order 10 70
move any scnjec'Ures the. may exist IL m.
minds 81 those nnscqusiuted with tae tscts
will briefly explsin: Uudsr the proy.
lone Of the &C. Of Congress. approved The
nf'h Inst. y - provdlrd that sE psn.,o.
agents shall be appointed BY the Psesicep,
BY and ~'th the scvice and consent Of %.
Senate Of The U0i,ed States. The render,
confirmation by the Ssnsse necevs.rv be
lore any further rsmiusoces viii be made
70 this agency, o. disbursements author, xed
alter The 7ih met. I. evidently wss no
the intscsion of Congr.ss to DELAY this ~
portsnt payment. The eel cou.emols,r,
ao.such event. Il takes the pension oiiic.
out " me pale 81 political con,revsrsy !.
which, 20 The very nature Vt things. ossh,
10 oe. II renders eoDfrmation b. The Sen
ave necessary. ~hich j. jus. aud r.hr. Itl
siso readers the tenure VI the Office Of MI
pension sgenis 20 the United State, Uni.
'orm. thing greatly 70 30 dssrsS. anal
which ~ ne Iu,u'e viii prevent ans suchl
delay - the pensioners Il this sgsncy o.,
now encountering. regret the delsy in
me important ps,msat. .nd hope . speed,
adjustment und-r me prosi.,ous VI the sct
q Congress may % made, and fnst -
Widows and orphans, and crippled soldiers.
sho have bees rendered dependent upynl
hs small piiisncs allowed them through
ME agency Tor support. may be enabled ,ol
|ss their money without Delay.
J respectfully request The newspaper. (
hrougbou; the Slate. n,sndy 10 peDsionsrs.
give this notice place ia their coiumu..
order 70 prevent unnecessary sxpeD.e.
10 'hst pensioners may swsit further no.
ce . g disbursements being asds u The
gency. VIZ. A. Low
Pension Agsut. II
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-09

BEorEs1s.-The will or Mr.. W
foshon, who recently died in Ferdi,
nand, 10 this County, bequeaths "a
the Catholic Churches in Ferdinand
g. Meinard. Fulda and Maria HID
the sum Of $1,000 each. az AZ
gives to the little son Of DR.. Schmit.
erman, who had b en- kind in waiting
upon him. 81 900. He left b;s w;S
$500 and one third interest in his real
estate The rest Of his estate he be.
qneaths 70 bis relatives in Germany.
Ills estate is estimated a from
$4,000 to $50, 900.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-09

The railroad meeting last Mond a,
was largely attended. The proceed
lnes will be found on our first page
The people present seemed determip
cd 70 work Tor and secure a railroad
outlet for the produce Of the county
knowing that il is now vital necessi
ty to our welfare as community \
We wish 70 hold our own 10 the rae.
with the world for wealth and in,
telligencc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-09

hsadquart's N. Y. s.voluntssr Ypstttp,.
62s BROADWAY. s.v.
IN AID OF THE DESTITUTE Avn
ORPHAN SONS
OF our Volunteer
s. Cd Ia I'D E INA JR s.
AND SAILORS,
GRAND MILIrAKY
PROMENADE CONCERT AND par
SENTATiON
Will DO given AZ the New Yo,k ST..
Arsenal, corner Of 7th Avenue And
S5th Street.
Thursday Evening, April 4,h, 1867
at z O'Clock.
This INSTITUTION. founded 70, n.
= purpose 81 grs'uI,oUsiy educating IN.
sens " deceased Soldiers aud Sssu.ep Y,
the Uni'ed Sts,es, was removed lss, .o,lny
from Deposlt. Dclswsre.N v. 10 Il, prs,
sent iocstion. corner 81 fifth Avenue Ana
Sevsnty-sixth Strsei. New fork
This lastsuie u 10 the Fourth Yssrof
successful operiii.G. llis not mere hon.
" me Ifendles-. or ordinary orphan 49,.
um' out Military lnstute, where the sons
y oihcers and prIvsses shall shall az f.s,
legraced. but be kept upon the social ievrl
heir Is'hers pIacsd them previous 10 N.
sar. The N. y. >. Volunteer Institute.
'econd only to West Point. will bs open 1,
ne reception VI Pupils or Csdels IRON snv
STATE Asylum IN thu Union. upon compviny
WITH the published requirements sad CO..
l.n,ion u the institute. making 1, in tsct
Nationsi Institute Tor ell deserving ~
uvan'ages. Anpng many others. .h~ c..
eis hare been hnnorsd ~ub tho iy!lov,.,
lstinguisbed endorsement
~. Generals JcsEPH Hooxxa. Joys "A
DIX H. Il. DA.iks Col raxlsvxp.
7is' Reg .C1Is.Cux sud 3lcGslsos
23i Regiment
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Washington. N arch 4
In course OF HE ssmsrks In tus Hosss
Mr. Brooks said:
~ the indics,ions ! see ia the public psess
and elsewhere are TO be 'rsslized-if the
proce" Of impeachment 10 10 20 on, Or
what e more revolutionary. the susp sasion
lof the President BY the action OF the
House. Il 10 revolution and only revolu.
lion. esli il BY whatever name you plesse.
The Speaker Of the House 10 10 crest, The
Committee Of Impeachment ard 10 have The
whole direction and control ~ the process
oi impeachment through this House. Is.v.
'hefefore, the most serious Of ali s,eps Il
ne oreanxs'ion Of this House. and in csse
ne precedent you ,hresten us with 10 ere.
ssed BY you. and the existing President is
derosed. md 10 csss Of the Eice- Precedent.
death The Spesker Of The House become "a
Pfesiden, Of the United States I protest,
therefore in foil soIemuity Of the occasion II
protect before my country aud in the pre-.
sence Of the gentleman from Ohio. NJ
Ashley, who 10 10 be the leader in ,his
evolution. protest most soIemnIy sesins,
sking my further steps toward the orssni. (
'atIon Of this House until ell the States are
lilly represented.
NJ. Brooks then read the following pro.
est
HEREAs, lta2pesrs BY The reco1d lust
'ade That the following States, seventeen
number. are not now reprepresen,ed M.
u ne door o. THE House. viz The S,s,es
New Hampshire. Rhode Is,snd, Coosec.
cui, Virgins. North Csroiins. South ca.
linz. Geofgi.. FIorids. Alabms, Missi.si,.
[. Louisiana, Texas Kentucky. c.lifor.;.
fksnsass and Nebrssks, Sts.es entitled bv Il
= OF Congress, March 4'h. 1862, and sub- q
quent acts. to Representation in Con. a
ess. As follows: New Hampshire. =.
hode Island. ;; Connscrieu,, 4; Virginia p,
North Carolina. z; South C.rolins. 4: v
sofgis 4; Florida. ]: Alsbsms, 6; Mi. CO
supp, 5; Louisiana, 8; Texas. 4; Ten. th
sses. 8; Kentucky 3; California. 2; Ar. I'll
nsss. 3; Nebraska. 1; in oil, so Con. b.
tss'onsl districts now unrepresented on -
door Of me House. and M
WHEREAS. or these unre presented States !"
'en are Of the original thirteen that. ia
81. met ia Convention add created The ~
institution OF the United Sites: New :"
mpshire, Rhode Island. ecticut. Wiz. .
-. North csrolins. South 'C,rolina. and ~
o'gia. majority Of the original there. =
2,
= for
We, members elect Of the For tie,h Con. 10
%. do now enter our most solemn pro. -,
against sny and every action tending N,
ne reorganization Of this House unril ID. ~,
States be fully represented. :.
he names Of oil the Democratic mem ~,
Of the House are given to this protest. - \
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-09

IL The Board Of County Com.
missioner have been in session tb;s
week, and have done . great deal y
county business, though not much y
general interest, except ordering the
repair Of bridges where they were
washed away BY the floods. Thew
adjourned yesterday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-09

ARREsrED.-Mr. William Rose Va,
e Gay arrested and taken before ESQ
monroe, on charge Of assault with
attempt 70 commit felony.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-09

50 KIN FER YEAR! We want AGENT
w yOOO everywhrre 10 sell or rnrRcy
.D $40 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds
Y n'sr end upper feed. Sent on trial. War
Fsnied hve ysafs. Above salary cr LARGE
commissions paid. The ONLY machines sold
10 the United Sss'es for lees than $40
which afe fully Iicescd BY Howe, WheeIe,
q Wilson, Grover 4 Baker, Singer g. Co.
AND Bachelor All other cheap machines
sre tnfringments and the seller or user ~
liable to arrest, fine and imprisonm ent. n.
circulars sent free. Address n,
es'i upon Shaw & Clark, st Biddeiord,
Maine, or Chicago. III.
June 10th. l666-1yia
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-09

XNn 20 SoOO per Month can be
WHOu made by evcryb IN IN essv
sod 90 honorable business, which peeds 10
travelling end can be done q home, reouIr.
'ng about one hour's time per dsv. II :
new ousioess. consequently there viii Be- no
eompeti:'on sgsinst those first engaging il
y. FOIL pssiiculars sent 10 sny address on
receipt q ifty cents By.
1. r. WALKER.
N eo-iy. Louisville, Ky.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-09

u II has snowed in this locality
ne nights this week 's
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given thar The. under
- signed hss bees appointed admins
,rator q The estate Of George Rscel late y
DUBOIS County. deceased. Said estate /.
probably solvent.
JOHN wBIKEL. Aemr.
Asreh 2. 1S67-3w.
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~--'-~ --'fRt " - ~
The haIsnce 10 consist az The tol-
loving srticles. VIZ Works III
Prominsn: Authors. Engrsvings
Of distinguished pe-sonagrs, NJ
sicsi Instruments. Work Boxes.
Music B.xes, Photograph Al.
bums. Opera Glasses, Breast
pins and Finger Rings. Gents
Fob Cnsins, Ladies Gold Watch
Cns,nr, Lsdies' end Genie Kid.
ing Whips. Emblem Csrds Tor
Parlos A nusement PsrIor Orns.
inents. Pictures. Frames, wf.
ting Gases, Kid Gloves, &c. &c.
DC. amounting 70
Making 10 the aggregate ESQ, 600
presents, valued at (
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-31
Continued on second pae

CURIOUS STATISTICs.--Some statisti-
cal genius declares that more money is
expended in the United States for cigars,
than for all the common schools in the
country"
A wag, who is undoubtedly alover of
the weed, seeing the statement going
through the papers, gets off the follow
ing:
,'It has been estimated that the cost of
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-31

"A New York correspondent of the
Boston Journal writes: "Onc of the viii
est places in the Fourth ward, and ono
of the most popular of its kind, il kept
by man forty years of age. He has
been eleven years in the business. He
Is very smart and talented, and has
amassed "a fortune OF oVlr SlOD, 900. He
has built one Of the most elegant and
L4omplcte tenant houses i'm the city. He
belongs to one of the best families in the
state. His brother Is IN eminent min
lister Of the gospel. lie was piously
brought up, received a cpllegintc educa-
ton, and graduated at the MON Theo-
Logical Seminary, of the city Of New
York. He took to this life and has fol-
lowed ii for eleven years without bench
ing. He keeps religious books in his
establishment, and when he can get Il
chance talks religion amid the dance
and the drunkenness and the profanity
OF his den. He has n genial wife who
tends the bar and superintcnds the FEM
ininc portion Of The concern. lie has
educated two OF his brothers. children
for the ministry, and l. said to be quite
liberal III benevolent matters. Such IL
specimen of intelligent recklcssness and
educated dcpraVity cannot probably ie
para'ie'ed Oh the continent. Having
seen this man and talked with him |
know what | write. He has changed
his name 80 as not tO disgrace his fami-
ly.'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-31

"A SOUTHERN CANDIDATES Plat
FORM. jacob Sleyis, II candidate for
Congress from Alabama, puts forth IL
funny platform: You have rite to no
the prinsipuls that will guvuern my kon-
grcshunul karror. | am not the person
to kensole or 10 cpuiYcrkait. Ny prin-
sipuls are those Of the American Egul,
which, whar the kar.>us j., oilers eeth-
urd, to-gethur. In reiashun To the nig-
CUR, exsept the situasion. slavery is
ded, and so will the niggurs be bcio long.
| am in favur Of Il general amnesty to all
the 10000 doller men, sein they had
nothin to do with the Lringtn on the
war, or iitin in it when it was brot.-
Boath Of these was did by the poor men;
but those Of that class who maid nothin
by the war | think suflishuntly punish
ed, and those who did ort to be parduned
for gcttin rich at the expcns OF the re-
belyun. All l hay to say in konclushun
Is, that If any man doubts my loialty
eny longer he is u nisurablc tratur, and
| will Xix him as sunc rs civil guVcrn-
ment is restablished.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-31
WIN. M. KNOTT

A UCTIONEER. VIII attend nror,.
II 4 = = selling al kinds of property at Anctiom
wiz my part q Cedar county "a iist 81 his saI.:
sER ctssa Ht,sways pe iound at the TIPToN ADVERT.
ihm. - 'sieir sale Without seeing
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-31
Choice Cider Ninegars at
OYSTER Saloon.

A - cooi,ad LiGdHisoNS - desiring GOOD OYSTERS
cn 10 y 1ur.b ,na nes. style Of the art, should
n ~ ,. ~ WHEELER'S SALOON!
WI sell them by the dish Or can NJ als nm nnn
niEs iTss Yffrs M rssnngis ~ with PIES. CAKES, CAN
Tobacco. GIVE HIM CAIIop 1's"rs ana
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-31
Important to Tobacco Chewers and
Smokers.
The phila,lelphia Press SAYS:

The Philadelphia Press says;
Eeverybody who is in the streets at Il
late hour Of the night or early in tho
morning, may notice individuals about
the fronts of restaurants, hotels and bar
rooms, gathering from the streets and
cutters, the stumps oi cigars that have
been swept out or enpticd from spit
toons, and viii wonder what possible
use can bc made OF theiu. For the ben
eft of pipe smokers and tohaceo chew
ers, we can give some information on
that subject There ar,s u number OF
establishments i'll this city, to which tho
filthy refuse is taken and sold, and
where it goes through the following
process: 1t is washed, dried in the sun,
or over the fire, placed il Il snail mill
and ground, and tlran neatly put up in
small packages and sold as II superior
quality of fine cut chewing and smoking
tobacco Of various fancy brands. The
quantity Of "old soldiers Us the boys
call them, thus gathered, rcmodeled,
and sold every day, is almost Incredible
The general quality OF the tobacco which
goes through this process is said to be
excellent.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-31

SCIENTIFIC AGRICULTURAL QUERIES
We are permitted to make the follow
ing extracts from Il scientific work by
Prof. .. Howe Greene, now in press land
likely to stay there:
What makes aged butter sk-oag' Re-
tanning its youthful yigor by not strain
aty the milk or allowing the young but
tcrmilk to work OUT
What is the best family preserve? Pre-
serve your temper in Il family jan"
How do good farmers resemble we'll
fed chickens? They always have full
crops.
How do poor farmers resemble good
surveyors? They run OUT land very
rapidly.
When does farmer resemble little
chicken? When he gets dorm on his
back.
How should parents resemble hens?
BY bringing tAair little ones up to the
scratch
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-31

lerne oae sspy, one gear, in adsaasee .....Sl5a
RATES OF ADvERTlsINo.
square. one insertion. sl.O0
Each subsequent insertion, per square, 20
square, months, 4W
Iyear 1900
Quarter column, year, 2oW
Half column, year, 400
One column, year, 1890
Aa-Ten lines, or less, of Nonpareil make a
Law, Professional, and other cards, of fire
A~es, Or Tea, per year, s.; and for each addi-
Ali advertisements published until orderc,,
out, and charged accordingly.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Treasurer-GEO p INGMAN.
Clerk Of Dist. Courts YATES.
Recorder-JESSE JAMES.
County Judge. C BETS.
shGM-J . SIiEATER. go
COe1mer--THOaJA MES =
SutyGkor- r A GATES.
Dr4fnage eComnlissioner-ROB'T GOWKR
Meqbersof Board or Observation-Disclosures
JoH4 LETfH, Sugar Creek; GEO W SMITH, Cen-
PADEle bennington; II RIsBr, Frelnont;
JOHN PEARSON, GoweHs r l. HAssETT, Inlaha;
.TAM, Iowa; J DANCE, Lnn IL PprIGR,
Mass Mass pm; i RIcE P,onssr; = = noUsEE 4 USER hsd
Springf1cid; WS CHASE, Springdale.
M T1rroS, IOWA. Meeting night every
Friday evening, in the 2d story Of McMamaras
+. d. HuMrnREY, sec'y.
nEDAR LODGE No. II, A. F. & A. NJ, Upton,
~ Iowa, holds regular communications on
Wednesday evenings, on or before.
Visiting brethren welcomed.
W. IL. ALDEN, Sec. II. c. P!ATT, w. NJ.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-31
W.T.. ELLIOTT.

JtST!t'E pH EiIE PEACE. and General COL
- '"r'm% Agent. Applications made for
Bark Fay, EeHny and Pensions If DISCHARGED Soldiers,
ar Tor the heirs of fcc.'asch soldiers Nnchargc
made unless thr application il successful Also
i%htlF llctaiSe9 tHju.TA3e'r ts,r tftiar e0lRty
Deeds, 49,, hiast~aH! acknowledged on reason
ahr terms. titC" with the Clerk Of the Dis
trci Court. TIPTuN, Iowa. yl3nol