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BRAZIL.
BRAZILIAN EMIGRATION AND STEAMSHIP
AGENCY.
CHARLES NATHAN's CONTRACT.
DEPARTURE OF THE FIRST STEAMER
THE FIKsT-CLAss. FAST. IRON STEAMSHIP
Tartar,

Tartar,
Zone Of the Charles Morgan line,)
WIN leave NEW ORLEANS FOR RIO DE JANEIRo.
On sAfUBDAY. the 18th April prox
The TARTAR the First Of the Line Of FirsClsss Ocean
Steamers which Mr. Chas Nathan under the
Brzian Government to make Monthly Trips with rsen
New Orleans and Rio de Janeo and TO take Emgranfs
besides rying Freights
Price of Passage from New Orleans 10 Rio de Jaaeroor
adults-sl50 in gold.
Children from to 10 years old, halfprice
Should Emigrants desire go any Brazilian port
than Rio de saueiro $40 In gold will be charged
Circular giving full details gathans contract with
the Brazilian Government to take Emigrsnts be for
wErded on application TO the Agent
Bills Of exchange given on Rio deyaneiro.
Parties derous Of securing should apply early to
& L HART, Agent
Postofsce box 1906
Office No 20 Union street. New Or cans
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N. o.. J. & G. N. r. R.-March 11-20 bales
cotton p Higgins &co-3 do G A Green &co-3s
THAN Allen &co-5 w B Thompson-9 do TO
Britton & Moore-4 Tunstall, Kerry &co-9 do to
r l. Adams-l9 Powell NJ Musson &co-29
Richardson q May Hy Won Phul jr &co-4 do
Harrison & Son--6 Walker 4 Vaught-3 do to
ID r Carroll &co-4 Battle 4 Noble-5 do Warren,
ner-2 NJ Hillar &co-2 W A Johnson &co-ls do
Alcus, Scherck a Autey-3 Barrett & lie Sassier-
Payne Huntington &co-l27 SKIS peas to Wood,
Low q Ludwigsen--sundries to order--Total EOS
bales cotton
N. o.. o. x @. W. r. R.-March 1l-i4 bales
cotton A b Charpantier-s do J Bonnafon-5
do W Burbr1dge &co-l do Plauche 4 Willis
bbls molasses Price, Hne & Tupper---l5O bbls rice
Lapene q Ferre-l08 head cattle and sundries to
order-TOtal rs bales cotton
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p Maspero &co-5 bales moss 8 hides 20 G Ray
mond-l bdls hides A Hickman bbls sugar to
e Villavaso-4 bbs rice A DaSilva-i00 emp
~ bbls B J Berkery-l7 SKIS potatoes Adams
hides bdls hides TO M Mann--sundries to order
4 bids hides hid do Is hides TO Withereii &co-
Total lie bales cotton 10 SKIS seed cotton Is hhds
sugar bbls molasses -..l.IIe = 4r.a -
0UACHITA RIVER--Steamer Victory-l4 bis
cotton Jno Hardie &co-6 do Jud Newman
NJ ellis &co-3 J Higgins &co-2 Levy Haas
/ John Nixon &co-l 20 order bales moss For
cheimer &eo-sundries to order-Total 81 bales OF
cotton
bbls rice Socola-24 do A ID Salyont-30 do 2
SKIS rice Martin-sundries 70 order
LAFOURCHE-Luggers Orleans. Luisa and Ar
themise-2l3 bbls potatoes 10 order
BAYOU LOURS-Lugger Hopes bbls pota-
toes and sundr,es 10 order
SOUTHWEST PASS-Steamer Waloon--sun-
dries TO order
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8TEA0S6lPS---STE
Observation-Disclosures
MORGAN LINE U. s. MAIL srEAxEas.
ZOE GALVESTON AND rND1AxoLA-vHE
following iron low pressure steAnshrs form TINS
". g. Hewes....!, Q. Harrss.. .au:ssn:
x,as. nsrsss.
Ciisses N stssorda'
fhs sss.m.hip Creseent.
W. HAWTHORNE, Coamsndsr.
WIN sail On SATURDAY.. March l4th, at SAX
oaAs. A. WHITNEY CO., Agents,
50 and 50 Camp street.
NB-An freight and passage payable U. Currency
EOR xAs.........-.-.-...FoR TEXAS.
INSIDE BERWICKs BAY ROUTE.
IVA
NEW ORLEANS oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
a, s s s' ;sg , sss rss
DAYS at ~ o'clock and the train leaving the Agers
he Morgan Line steamships At BrssSssr isf galveston
Matasorda. Recommendations j. AT kINSoN
SATURDAYS AND TUESDAYS
Morgan. CAPTAIN J. N. LEWIS.
SUNDAYS AND fHURSDAYA
Tickets % Be had and state uns o'clock
Railroad comDs6y No. % Canal street. or At he
Nv. r BAYIEY Superintendent
CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
THKopsH LINE TO CALIFORNIA. VIA
PANAMA OR NICARAGUA
SAILING FROM NEW YosK
March 9Th and 18th
April 5th and Issh.
And May 9Th. 18th and 25sh.
with new Steamships OF the srst class
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
For further Information address
D. n. DARLINGTON. Agent.
III West street. New York.
WI. WEBB. President; cHAs DANA, Vice President
ofhcs 81 Exchange Place, New York
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
OHIO RIVER. sT
Leaves on THURSDAY. 18th inst. msEE
Fox LogIsxILLE, CAIRO. MEMPHIS, vIcKs-
ogrs nssesa a Baton ReSss and Al Intermediates land
dexter.
Capt SAM. MONTGOMERY,
weave as above I FCr trsgR Or g'ssss ssy board
Leaves on Thu RsDAY, l2th INST at5PM
ESE ioCisvrLLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS. vIrKs
ours Matched Ba.on Rouge and all intermediate land
ings-lhe hne Passenger steamer
virginsa,
B. A. oGLEsBY Master; GREEN p SHIELDS Clerk,
John A STEVENSON Agent 10 Front stree.
Leaves THURsDAY. 18th inst sIsrM
EOK LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI AND ALL
Intermediates iAndngs-rhs new aud elegant passenger
Louisiana.
J. NJ. PHILLIPS, Master;
VIII leave above For freight passage apply on board
erto T THH0s- AkEsES, Ags2t 70 roydTss street.
Leaves on FRIDAY. lsh inst. sts.H
FOR LOCIsVILLE CAIRO, MEMPHIS vIcKs-
burg Nstchez Rouge and all interrneda land
ings- The fine passenger steamer
Nicholas Longworfh,
A Il. IRWIN, Mastes; CHAs MILLER, Clesk;
VIII leave above For ei 1T passage apply on board
orto JOHN A. STEVENSON. Agent Is Front street
FOR LoUISvILLE-THE GREAT Low-PR EssURs
steamer Richmond Speed. Safety and Comfort.
Leaves on SATURDAY. March 18th, t5rx
EOR LOUIsvILLE, EVANSVILLE CAIRO.
Memphis, Vieksburg Estchez Bayou Sara Baton Rouge
aId all way landngs-Ths splendid.n new steamer
Richmond,
J. slut NEAL. Master; JOHN s. VOOLFOLK. c1srs
WIN leave above pls. cabin can be ,esu and
state engaged at the Office sinnott Adams For
freight passage apply on board to
sINNoTT ADAMS Agents. rs Commercial Place
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AGRICULTURAL.

-
II
rn,., .ns.,,,n,. s., Co., r.. -, a..........
Ieesii'ry adapted to our climate and to not only
mic. Of cOttO tina. four year may be cut and sent to
ordinary yield Of oOtOn that its here and hns
Europe than the best Sea Island Cotton that requires
it's without fur'her labor for great many ysursn fact
For %s al. a s r.s live properly planted
Il ''''''''.'. -, N 'oA ~ LIS
he inventor Of The Os approved RICE sDER in
who has been or nan 80 engaged in the
fu'"on' e"siion snu nsnAgenent OF hce Macnmefy we
are no" ppse unoer ns SUPERVISION 70 eonstruct all Kinds
Of Machinery IN the preparation Of Rice for the
market and TO furnish all necessary drawings and spech
eatisns ,-..-.
model o. McSnlay's Patent Ree Huler suitable for
:. our .sbshmsu rs D''''-' ''"'a''0' 'A' De
" .enDo W
A .1S'cbTr6l 80 1Es SoTc0S rSINsEK
Jsm se n M 1885, e~ Tsr :. u un9% sId
rTsss's Mississippi LOgssns Fire Proof Alassns s9
pss rNlan.srs iyeL s.ctors, Oemmerela Pelican or
osrvss Cotton Gins Of eighty saws ssch the latest IN
: 80 -e----. -.e-.. = e---.-- --.-.-
Al IOhNEfS Al LA w.
j. H. HAhsEs-
NO. C"rohoeiet street,
NEW ORLEANS
80. UxvrNU--u.
Attorney mt Law,
OFFICE, 2is NORTH THIRD STREET. ST. LOUIS, NO
WIN .oici, Pa,en,s and ,rosr,u,. p.,su, sr. ,,S
ieced eam. Exnec.rg N ran anr nroe.. fro-. .rh =
shaving in tn. business for some time ". are sn.
Pest on citv reserencs. tive, ,vhan da~,r.a
oouNst1oR AT Law w.potrax .x
1,, =, - S,. rs W. ~, =, nJs. o. we resgonsos
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LOTTERIES.
LOTTERIES.
Y EkT UCKY State
sEGLs NUMBER LOTTERY.
sUSRAE, EDDY

UAPIrAL FxIzE-sss.oos.
KKETUcKT STATE LOTTERY. FOR rHR sEKETs
OF CITY or PADCCAH,
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UlAss E. 10 BE Drawn At OOvuaTOs rr-
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
RLUE ...BLUE LINE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMFY.
THROUGH TO ALL POINTS in the West and East,
without changing Cars, breaking bulk from Cairo. rs-
and condition guaranteed 20 all points.
GALENA. 71f-ft i-ia aiaf-tN af-e q
DUBUQUE.
CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS.
DETROIT
NIAGARA FALLs 11s
ALBANY.
BOSTON,
NEW YORK
all intermediate or connecting points, AVOIDING ALL
DELAY from ice or low water
Through bills OF lading all Information given on sppH
~ JAMES T. TUCKER.
General Agent.
l4carondsles street.
NEW oRLEAss. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD co.
HRoUeH RATES OF sREIaHr.
-. Louis. LeuisviiIe. Columbus. Cairo, Rome
TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT
New Orleans, Jan l, 1858 !
Shippers informed that this company IL now giving
Through Bills Lasing the above points
All claims for Loss, Damage. overehsrgs win be
promptly settled at point ef delivery.
For fher information inquire the Depot on Caliiope
street. at the Company's Oace a Caronseet street.
T. s. WILLIAMS, Genl Superintendent
JANIS YoNeE. General Frsght Agent
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUsAs
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
U. \. Mall Route Between New Orleans.
Western = ouisiana and Texas.
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WATERING PLACES.

FOR WATERING PLAoEs-xoRGAs LINZ U.
Mall Steamers.
Ton nav ST. L0UIss PASS CHRISTIAN.
AississPpl City. Biloxi Ocean Springs and fsscss
WINTER ARRAN6EMNAT
The snd eiaaant low iron steamer Laura,
Capt JOE NkLKth. will regular trips above
oows arrival haiOad trains below:
. Or TUESDAYS on the arrival OF thf A a train
On SATURDAY.. arrival Of IL this trip
gor 70 PascegoulA
Returning VIII Ocean Springs NJ 0HOAY and FRI
DAY EVENINGS Psscneouis every Mooday
The above trips will be regularly made unless by
low For further information
CHAS. A. WHITNEY CO., gents
% and So Camp street.
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BOUSE-FURNIsHING GOODS.
SHEPARD, ABBOTT a. CO..
IS CAMP SRTEET.

We respectfully call tbs attention Of public to our we'll
assorted stock OF
CRoCEERY, CHINA, GLASS WARE AND HOUSE
FURNlSHIsG GOODS,
Which Offering at greatly reduced prices FOB CASH
City Country Buyers would do call and examine
stock and PAlCES before makine their purchases
SHEPARD, ABBOTT 4 co,
IS Camp street
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ST. LOUIS.

Leaves FRIDAY, 18th inst. at5P.m
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO. MEMPHIS, VICES
Natchez. Baton Ronge and all intermediate
ings-Ths zee pssserg steamer
sfonewafI,
J. p. MCKINNEY, Master; JNO. PROOFS, Clerks
win leave above freight passage apply on lizard
or TO JOHN A STEVENSON Is Front street
DOUGLAS DONOHUE. Tchcnntrulas street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEW YORK. 80.
FOR NEW YoRK
nEzcHASrS STEAMSHIP Liza
Comprising The nrstclass sssamships-
G5EIRAL RAST.-....-...--.-. Captain B Hndrssh.
sFkssAl F s.%s.ss
UNITED STATES. Captain ------------
ssa,s from New York and New Orleans EVERY
SATURDAY.
Gen. Grant,
1l J. b H1LDRETH. Commander,
WIN leave her wharf. or St Loss street. SATUk
DAY. March l4th at 5P.M
These Steamers have superior accommodations for pas
CABIN PASSAGE.
Fer height or passage appyto
WOOD. Low = LUpwIGsEy.
No. 100 Common street.
The steamship UNITED STATES will follow leaving
sbeve on sATUs DAY. 2ist INST.
FOR NEW YoKK DIRECT.
TIE oEoEwKLL LINE
rns Zine ID composed ofths following steamships,
Geo. Cromwell. Cortes. Geo. washington.
fhs steamship s.-. '...i rs
9eo. WashtnEtons
R.v. GAGER, Commander.
vile>vs shsr Of roulsuss street, SATURDAY..
March 18th. st6P.n lIcu
Freight for LIVERPOOL, HAvRB and BREMEN taksr
BY shs line and thrcugt bills Of iading given sauna
For fssishs or ps-ssgs Apply to
ALFREB noULroH,
a Carondeist street
BRAZOs SANTIAGO.
FOR BRAZOS SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. S. NAIL STEAMERS.
Leaves on SATURDAY. March lfth, ats Px
TOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO THE low
= pressure s'dewheei iron steamship
L. G. Harris,
81. LOCKWOOD Commander,
WIN leave above from her wharf, Of st. Joseph
street. carrying the o. S Mail. For freight passage
apply to
CHAs. A. WHITNEY CO., Agents.
80 and So Camp street.
n B.-vo freight received without an order from the
Agents. The O. Harris will stoo Galveston
Mail All height ard pssss &c pay able in U.
BRAZIL.
BRAZILIAN EMIGRATION AND STEAMSHIP
AGENCY
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VIEW LIGHT-ANCdOR OIL--NO MORE tx
n posions-One Third Cheaper, aud Burns Long Is
Coal OiNo Bad Smell Smoke Attending the Use IL
u only requires burner 20 the old Lamp lun mat
ing Is 80 cent above oal Oil; seadar than
end equals IL in beauty cleanliness safety
chor Oil received the diploma awarded illuminating
is NJ TIE late ST Louis Fair and frs. nrsmiums
Cleveland Fair. f. A. WENTZEL
20 Royal street. ain,
eole Agent for L Duisana
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RED HavErs.

Leaves THURSDAY. l2th inst atbrH
EOK MINDkN. LOGGY BAYOU. GRAND
Bayou, Couchstta, campte, Grand Ecpre St Maurice.
Montgomery Duran bnxlens, Meath Of Cane River. Co
tile Alexancra Nurmais. barhins aud all inter nudiate
lar din RsThs and kht drft Lizzie Tate.
NatPuekete master. Ed Greves CLERK Particular en-
tion paid 70 way landings For FIRE gh passage apply on
board or to Nm SURLS, l6 View Levee street
A. BklrrON CO, 7 Front street
The Lizzie Tate viii take freight without the privilege or
reshippine.
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BOSTON.
MECHANIC BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STRAY
SHIP COMPANY.
fhA Las Comprise the Fins Ocean sss.nshiss
ooEOOhDIA-.... 2D00 tons, Leland. CsmnAadss.
EESsIEGT0E....lz)0 .. Hsdgss :.
ST. LOuIS.......-i2c .. Causssa :.
CLEOPATRA. =. Rich, !.
oslREfAL....... 900 .. snow, =.
rarnng Regular wssklY Liza
E1H 8nET0S VIA HAvANA-.FHr
Coneordia, =
T. ?. Leland. connsndsr.
WIN leave On SATURDAY. March 7th, e r. H.
h0r Bulls Heed, Fourth District. d
These sser superior accommodations Tor p.s.s
and hssh and insure TIA lowest rste and every f.
diy v - xtsa1sd TO shippers For freight or passsz
sppys cRKKyY. N1CKERsoN 90,
No 80 Csrcnds'st street
II MABsA DENMAN - co..
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
Corner Il carendeIss and srzvssr ssrse.
HEw oRLEANa
Brascs xstabfhhnsns nobns Ala. and Rous.sn fuxn
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Leaves kykRT eATURDAY, .t6r !. L..,r.
Eok VI k.BUPG. GRAND GCLF, kor -,
hHtehez, Fort Adams. Bayou All lntrr- prieto
isndings-Ihe steamer ~ seesta, Captsin 7 p -
san Ayles clerk, WI commences her regular trips on
evening, 81 O'Clock
sTNNOTT ADAMS Is Oommsrrssl p,A
stesmer Magenta connects At yicksburx With ths 80,
sunhower River ~s'As"
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"A N. sEELNE,s COTTON 8INNEK
n and COTTON PICKERN, corner st Thomas aud
James streets in the immediate vicinity Of the folowiss
Presses Mississippi Louisiana Fire Proof Alabama So
pert', Planters. Tyler FactOrs Commercial Pelican, Or
leans, Merchants Yicksbure and Penn. Having rtc
Carver Cotton Gins Of eighty each the latest IN
proved be prepared e haul gin and pick Cotton nom
SoS ~ Pre- Current once. l2o Gravisr street
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9The following resolutions
were passed at the Teachers In
stitute held in Upton last week:
RESOLVED, That while we de-
sire the counsel and cooperation
of parents, yet we deem their
direct influence, either with the
instruction or discipline of their
children while under the control
Of the teacher, as unwise and
prcjudicial to the best interests
of education.
Res. That a ''graded system"
and uniformity Of text books in
the common schools Of Cedar
county should be established by
legislation.
Res. That in the election of
all the school officers in this
county, and in the management
and conducting Of our schools,
politics should be excluded.
Res. That it is the moral duty
Of every teacher to read the
Bible in our common schools.
RES. That we request the Leg
islature to include elementary
training in vocal music among the
common school branches, and
that we suggest to authors the
preparation of works suitable for
such use in our schools.
Res. That the Superintendent
should raise the standard ofqual-
ification for teachers.
RES. That the thanks Of the
Institute be rendered to the
Board Of Directors, for the use
Of the school building; to Prof.
Dearborn and Master VIM. Tut
hill for their choice music upon
the Estey Organ. Also, to Rev.
d. L. Hughes and Cyrus Lind
ley for their interesting literary
productions. -.
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Reply of s. A. Barns to A. p. Lam
born

Editors Upton Idrcrtiser: II see in
your last weeks paper a piece from \.
L. Lanlborn, giving Il description Of the
sclloel ut DowHey. Now as he has COM
h,eMced filling your columns with such
trash, would like for you to have Il
readers to sec how he has mis-stated it
in soule respects.
/ employed a. l.. Lanborn to teach
the school, and it was in good order
when he commenced. He called the
small girls young ladies', and went on
lin good order for two or tire. weeks
but he being slack the scholars became
unruly and done about rs they pleased,
and then he would get In a passion and
would call the scholars fools, block
-heaals, idiots, and compare them to wild
children that were brought to Iowa as a
public show, instead of ladies, as he
commenced, and 1t was bitter dose for
the scholars to swallow. The parents
and scholars became dissatisfied; some
stopped sending and others said their
children wcic not learning any thing but
mischief. l went to him, talked to him
and said that such conduct was having
bad effect, and then he would tell me
what the scholars done and said, to JUS
tify himself It went on from bad to
worse, and one morning he took three
large whips into school and said he was
going to try something else. AS the
scholars were going out at recess one of
the boys pulled one Of his whips out of
the marlborough, where lie had them
iring, rs he states, and he babe him to
pick Il up. The boy would not do it,
they got into scufIie and it was pretty
even match. He then came for ne.
went up " the school and talked to the
scholars; told them that it would not
do to 80 OH in that way, and rs had
not been satisfied for some time, in
formed them that thought he
had better give up the school. went
to Iowa City aud was absent two days
Us l got off the cars on my return, saw
him ON the platform at the depot 1
had come to the conclusion while was
gone that when got back would tell
him that he had better quit the school,
aud before went home or saw scholar
I told him to give it up rs . bad job.
He wanted to know II it was because he
had whipped my boy. ! told him did
not know that hc had whipped him, for
lad not seen any one that knew it,
alds informed him that 1t would not
have made any difference. He said that
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IOWA ITEMS.

Mt. Pleasant now has u female
preacher regularly filling the Universal
ist pulpit at that city. Her name is
Miss 4. }. Chaplin, and the papers Of
that city speak Of her Us talented and
devoted minister.
The young ladies' in the neighbor-
hood of Cairo, Louisa county, to the
number Of 20 or p, gave u leap year
social party, short time since, at the
Louisa House, kept by Mrs. Lucy
Forbes. Those who were fortunate
enough to be there are loud in their
praises Of it. The supper was decidedly
extra, aud all went merry rs marriage
feast.
The people in the vicinity Of West
Branch, in this county, held railroad
meeting at that place on the 9th ult.,
at which they denounced the I. n. G.
II. II. Co. for the course they have par-
sued in locating the line Of their roal,
and declaring that they had no sonti-
dence i'll them. They also resolved to
co operate with the Cedar Rapids and
Burlington road Us located via Wapello
West Liberty, Scion, &C. Subscriptions
to that effect are being rapidly taken.
Attorney General O'Connor, In an
elaborate opinion, comes to the conclu-
sion that the Legislature has the power
to regulate and restrict, by law, the
passenger fares and freight tariffs of
tire railroads In this State. This is in
direct opposition to the opinion Of Mr..
Bisscll, the late Attorney General Of
this State, and is OF great interest to the
people and railroad corporations Of this
State.
The Statesn,an Of Saturday says, as
soon as the saloon keepers of Des Moines
ascertained that 1t was the intention Of
the Grand Jury to proceed against their
buildings as nuisances, they closed up,
and thus voluntarily abated the nuis-
ances, for the time being, and OF course
such action will not lie. For one day at
least the Maine law had full sway ut
Des Moines. a number Of wags went
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around to the more prominent saloons
and attached Grape to the door knobs.
A number Of State papers have been
telling the people that Mr.. Irish, of
Johnson county, was the first native of
Iowa elected to the Legislature. The
truth is he was Neither the first or sec-
ond. Twelve years ago Hon. Thomas
Bowen, q native OF Iowa, was \ member
Of the HoaSe, ID four "yesEs ago the
Hon. Nm. H4j4 also native lowan
was . member dG4he same branch q the
GenerA Assemely. So we g,lee i the
nanc Of friend Iflsh viii not Ego down
! t0- history with The honor Of having
beer that Of the first native Iowan who
was made q Legislator on his native
heath. "'-Hu,ck-Eye.
No RELIGloN.-There are three edit
ors in the Iowa House of Representa-
tives, and We notice by table just issu-
ed THAT they are III set down ~ having
no religion. This l. undoubtedly owing
to tbs. nodesty Of the profession editors
never give an opiuion upon subjects
they do not Thoroughly understand.
On Friday evening 3ist ult., the
county treasurer Of Jackson county, was
entered by burglars, and an Intellectual
attempt made % break oper, the safe,
which contained not far from $4,000.
The burglars secured some $500 in mon
ey, and five gold pens belonging To the
trcasurer's and recbrler's offices.
1t Is beginning to be fashionable in
WapellO for ladies to walk into the
church and up the aisle first, showing
their satellites into the slips and then
quietly seating themselves.
Good prairie lands can be bought in
Cass county for s., 80 to SIS per acre; TIM
Der land at from SIS go to So per acre.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-02-13

The Advertiser, having been restored to
health in "A few weeks by n very simple RENEE
dy, after having suffered for several wears with
a severe lung affection, and thai dread disease
Cor,stlm ption--is hnN lo,is to make Known to
his feilow-suiicrers the means of cure.
To all who desire 1t, he will send copy Of the
prescription used free of charge, with tho di-
which they will find SURE CURE for Consump-
ti0n. Asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
all Throat and Lung Affections The only oh
ject of the advertiser in sending the Prescrip.
tion is 10 benefit the afflicted, and spread In
formation which he conceives to he invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer will try his rcmc-
dy, it will cost them nothing, ai.d may
prove a blessing. Parties wishing the prcpara-
ton, FREE, by return nlail, will please address
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
H2iy WILLIAMSBURG Kings CO.. New York.