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Alta wedding, one of the guests, Vic is
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have been more women than men married
this year.
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An ugly old bachelor suggests that
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A young lady gives her reason FIR rails
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A Lieutenant Colonel Lloyd is lecturing
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A black-balled indiviaual-a baldhead-
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"0dtside the Constitutional Who SAYS that?
The representative Of ''dis and dat'-
A dying sinner he, whose moral level
Advises thus: 'Gire conscience TO the Der7 ~
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-22
A Ku Klux Khan Outrage Near
Memphis.

The steamer Hesper, Captain Hous-
ton. which left Memphis on the night
of the 18th inst, for Little Rock, laden
in part with 3, $40 muskets, consigned to
Governor Clayton for the use of the
Arkansas State militia, was ovortaken
25 miles below Memphis, on the Arkan-
sas shore, by steam tug which was
forced into the service by about so armed
Ku Klux Klansmen, III masks, who
with cooked pistols at the boats officers
coerced them. Concealing themselves,
they came alongside the Hesper, shoot
ing Unfortunately into the cabin and
engine-room. The Captain and two
others, having worked the boat ashore,
escaped into the woods. They We're
fired upon, and the balls took effect in
their clothing. The boarding party ran
the boat into the center Of the stream,
and threw the arms overheard, except
one gun each kept for their own use.
After three hours labor destroying
arms. leaving the boat in charge Of the
engineer, they returned in the tug to a
point near Memphis, and there ran
ashore and escaped into the woods.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-22

THE VERY BEST Magazine for chill
dren and youth Of which we have any
knowledge, is THE LITTLE CORPORAL,
edited by Alfred III. Sewell aud Emily
Huntington Miller. Gan original mag
azine for boys and girls, and for older
people who have young hearts," says
the title page; and the heart of the per-
son who could not enjoy the excellent
reading furnished in the Corporal must
indeed be old and dry. Published by
Alfred l.. Sewell. No. 6, Custom House
Place, Chicago, I'll. Terms, one dollar
year. Beautiful premiums given to
clubs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-22
How does He Really Stand ?

Upon Lefiingwell's nomination, he
made = speech, in which he explicitly
though briefly gave his approval to the
Democratic national platform. At Ma
rion. in his discussion with Judge
Smyth, the Register reports:
He refused to endorse the platform
Of the New York convention in declar-
ing the Reconstruction acts of Congress
unconstitutional, revolutionary. null and
void, and emphatically pronounced
himself opposed to the revolutionary
declaration OF the fire eaters and hot
heads" of his party, asserting that upon
questions of reconstruction as upon all
others, he thought for himself, and that
ne would not be tied to any mans coat
tail.n
At Cedar Rapids, on the contrary, ac-
cording to the Western World
"He first paid his attention to the
Reconstruction measures OF Congress.
characterizing them as unconstitutional
and unWArranted by any action of the
South. He commended that all the late
insurrectiOnary States were as much
entitled to representation in COngress'at
the Close OF the war as they were before.
That they are States in the Union to-
day as much as they ever WERE"
And at the Fair Grounds Monday, as
will be seen by our report, he repeated
his Marion declarations. ~.
How docs he stand Is lie now. be-
Ing dead sure of all Democratic ballots,
going fors' Republican ballots, and
trimming his sails accordingly ?-or
what is his object! II he don't approve
Of the Democratic platform, and If he
don't fall in with Blair's declaration of
war, will he vote for Grant and Colfax ?
Lyons Mirror. 51 tal
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-22

ONCE MORE we call attention to the
Joint Discussion between the Republic
can and Democratic candidates for Rep
resentive in Congress from this District,
Messrs. Smyth and Lefiingwell. Their
two discussions In Cedar county are the
final ones of their joint canvass; and
will be animated and interesting, espc-
ciahy to Republicans. Democratic jour-
nails have never ceased to claim that In
every encounter Col. Smyth has been
worsted by his fluent competitor; butin
spite Of this wind work, Republicans
everywhere.they have spoken, have been
more than satisfied with the result
they have been delighted. 8e.s
COME OUT, everybody, and hear for
yourselves. They speak in the court
h>use at Upton, next Monday, October
26th, at ? O'Clock p. m. At Clarence, the
same hour on the day following.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-22
IOWA ITEMS.


-Sa muel Rand, late President of the
First National Bank, Lyons, whose
death occurred on the 28th ult., died in
testate, leaving an estate estimated Mt
$4,000.
"Barretts's" Renowned Hair Restora-
tive.
not 60 over 10000 Republican If they
Can't do it, boys. There's l9s of 'em in
one pile in the State Penitentiary you
can't get out If you try your best.-Reg-
lister.
"Barrett's" All around tho World.
The Chicago, Rock Island and Pa
cific Railroad has crossed Middle River
the track Is being laid at the rate Of
three miles per day. The road will be
completed to Council Bluffs about the
first Of December.
Competitors fear "Barrett's."
The Davenport Gazette tells Of
mortgage entered in the Scott County
Recorders office, Ia which, the property
described was ''sorrei horse sixteen
feet high" The man who bestridcs that
animal is 'or his high horse" sure.
All ladies use "Barrett's."
The same paper chronicles the ar
rest and trial OF q Mrs. Harvey and her
paramour, one Scroggs, upon complaint
Of the jured husband. Mrs. II. had
eloped from home and respectable
looking Harvey, to wander with an in
significant little Scroggs.
Also the strange incident of a woman
giving birth to child in the cabin Of
the ferry boat, during the trip from DAY.
export to Rock Island.
"Barrett's" dress Hair splendidly.
In excavating on the site of school
house to be erected in Muscatinc, the
workmen last week disintered the re-
mains of the bodies of the victims Of the
steamer Dubuque explosion, August Is,
1887. The Journal states that twenty
two lives were lost on that occasion.-
Twelve bodies have been exhumed, and
are placed in receptacles, and will be as
signed a place in the city cemetery. A
leather scabbard containing two pieces
of silver coin, pocket knife aud a
wooden comb have been found.
FATHER AGAINST Sons. s.
Ainswortl, u prominent Democrat Of
Fayette County having dared any Re-
publican to stump the County with him,
his own son, a young Republican of grit
and promise, has accepted his cha!!en sc
and they are now in the field at work.
The effort to have an extra session
of the Iowa Legislature has failed. The
leading papers discouraged the project,
and it will probably net he revived the
present year.
General G. l.. Mathies, late Colonel
Of the 5th Iowa Infantry, died at Burl-
ington, Iowa. on Friday. He was
Russian by birth, and distinguished as
u brave and efficient officer.
The 33d Iowa Infantry will have
reunion at OskaIoosa, on the 9th and
18th of November.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-22
Election Returns.

Dies MONIES, Oct. II. 1868.
We would respectfully request some
one of our friends at the county seat of
each county, and all large cities, to
send us as early as possible the approx
innate result of the election. The form
of the dispatch should he as follows:
To Chairman Republican State Cen
trail OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
majority in county estimated at;
Suffrage Amendments
If our friends will see to this matter,
we shall be able to give the result at an
early hour Oh the night Of the election.
PETER MELENDY,
Chairman.
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Too many goods, and too little room
compels " to sell nearly 1t cost for the
next thirty days, for cash.
A. p. GILBERT 4 Co.

4 Lone SEIGE.-In the County Court,
q suit In the matter Of the prohss Of the
will Of John Carl, deceased, has been
pending for an entire week. Mr.. Y.
Trott, VIM. Carl, and others endeavor-
ing to break the will; and Preston Carl
and Mn. F. Gay to sustain 1t. The
value Of the estate IL about SIS, 900 all
OF which b devised to the parties last
named. Nessrs. Wolf 4 Landt were
attornsys for the parties first named !;
and Piatt = Carr for sustaining the will.
Five days were employed in taking the
testimony, and one in the pleading. The
decision II reserved for some days, owing
to the yoluminosity of the evidence to
be considered.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-22

Reprb1ieon Campaign Meetings for
Cedar County.
Bleck School House near Yules, Fri
day, Oct. p.
HhAnioeyllls, Saturday. Oct. "a.
N6cl1soeos, Monday, Oct. g.
LOudsn, Tuesday, Oct. "a.
Pleasant Hill, Cover Tp., Friday,
Oct.eo.
The meetings will be held in the ev-
ening, commencing 1t 7O'clock. Repub-
lican Township organizations are reques-
Ted to make arrangements for these
with speakers. w. p. WoLF.
~faER -ss5 Chm Cen Com.
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DEMoREsr's MONTHLY.-Every lady
wishes for at least one magazine, and
husbands and fathers can find no other
in the whole range of periodical litera-
ture that will prove SO useful, so well
come, or so good an Investment lis. ODE
morest's." 1t is fashionable without
being frivolous, full of good, sensible
suggestions, and Of really valuable in
formation in regard to dress, the house
hold. and whatever pertains to woman's
work. Send for 1.-THE price is merely
nominal, S3, with an honest premium.
Published at Alb Broadway, New York.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for Novem-
Der contains hundred and thirty pages
threading matter, quite up to the usual
standard in point Of interest and litera-
~ excellence. The table of contents
enumerates: Cooperative Housekeeping,
LIST paper; What five Years will do; My
Darlings; Foreign Faces; My visit to the
Gorilla; Sculpture in the United States;
The Face in the Glass, Sd paper; Whip
pies second paper on Bacon; Sea Gulls;
The Traditional policy of Russia; Calico
Printing in France; Maylenvalley,
Spinster-land; The Land of Paoli; The
Harvester; Kentucky's Ghost; Reviews
and Literary Notices. Ticknor & Fields,
publishers, l24 fremont ST., Boston.
1erms.-To clubs Of ten or upwards, So
per year.
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QEefHIHa.-An immense stock Of
ready-pAde clothing and piece goods of
the osst quality cAn be found At Casad
4 Gilp6ore's store. They warrant every
article 70 y just = represented, aud sell
ut pfces that defy composition.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-22

A NEW HOUSE or WORSHIP, called
Fairview Union Bethel, situated Q miles
north-sat Of this place, will be dedica-
ted next Sabbath, Oct. 25th, 1868. Ser
vicss 70 commence ct 1O4 o'clock, A. M.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-22

PERsoxAL.-Rev. A. NJ. Tanner, for
some time past . resident Of this place,
has accepted call to All the pulpit Of
the Lutheran church 1t Lisbon, Iowa.
Mr.. r. was admitted to the Lutheran
Synod Of lows It ito last session; and
during his stay here, has preached at
stated intervals at the st. Paul's Luth-
ernnchuSch, seven miles west of Upton.
He has formed many friends during his
et1y among 10, aud goes to his new field
of labor with many wishes for his pros
perity.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-22

MEssRs. EDIToRs-The following lines su,
gested by the death Of a devoted elder in til
church few years siAee, are SO appropriate t
the death Of our lamcnted friend, Mr.. sAMuE
w. NEIMAN, we have copied them for publics
ton, Ii acccptabse. aF
'Not Lost, but Gone Before" =
81 standard bearer. brother friend.
Has left the church below;
AndO'er his lifelcss form we bend
In tears Of grief and wo.
a mourning band a vacant seat
Within the house of prayer,
Will tell the tale when next we meet
That he Is absent there.
Bat not for him the tears we she'd
Ours Is the losS.-tile pain.
He met with joy the king OF dread,
And death to him was gain.
Aud why was this ? A sacred voico
Had whispered to his ear,
Thou blessed OF the Lord, rejoice,
For am with thee here"
visIShs III glory pnra ma briealt,
lfmd opened - his vaew;
And then tho darksome vale grew light,
For Jesus face he knew. 81
We naurinur not at Gods decree
Tho grief our heartstrings swell:
THIS shall our consolation be-
Gle hathdone all things weIl.'@
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-22

Grant risked his life for his country
in hundred battles, and Seymour new
er risked SO much as one honest word in
her support. III
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PuNE1AL SERMON. The Funeral SER
mon II Mr.. John Kaufman, whose
death ftom N accident was chronicled
twol sseks ago, will BE- preached in the
United Brethren church at Bethel, by
Rev. J. J. Huber, OF Mechanicsville,
nszt Sabbath, October 18th, at II o'clock
u. ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-22

FiNE assortment Of buck, kid. and
sheep (liued end unlined) gloves and
mi1s It A. p. Gilbert d Co.'S.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-22

4HAylNa rrrriv-d . large aud complete
assortment Of boots and shoes, hats and
caps. gloves, &C., we arc prepared to sell
cheaper than the cheapest.
A. p. GILBERT & Go.
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Buy choice buffalo, wolf, bear, or any
other robes, of A. p. Gilbert & Co.

A MISSIONARY TOURS. l.. Smith
and Capt. f. H. Pound went. on Mon
day evening Of this week, to White
Pigeon in Sugar Greek township to fill
the appointment made by the Republi-
Central Committee at that place. On
arriving at the school house they
soon found from the nature of the audi
ence that they were in a promising field
for missionary operations. So far as
they could ascertain, the entire gather
ing of 40 or so persons, with one honora-
BILE exception, were unwashed Demo-
Gratis, dyed in the wool, and the wool
scorched. But as they showed dispo-
sition to listen with some degree of at
tention, the speakers event in," aud
laid down Radical gospel, pure and un-
defiled, without fear or favor. The only
interruption they met with during their
remarks was an occasional encouraging
whisper of "like hell !''-"That's id
lie," &C.; but when they had finished,
the swearing was not only deep, but
loud aud hard. Threats were made i'm
abundance, but no violence was offered
as the missionaries picked their way
through the crowd to their buggy. They
report that for the first three miles they
could distinctly hear the yells for Sey-
mour and Blair; and cd DIN the
niger, you can't stuff him down u.s."
- $780,
SURGE, kid, goat and calf polish boots,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-22

Hon. n. n. HUBBARD. Of Marion,
will make political speech at the court
house In Upton, on Friday evening,
October 30th, beginning ut = o'clock.
Mr.. Hsbbard comes hero at the request
OF the County Central Committee; and
is 30 well known to most Of our citizens
aAsn abls and Interesting speaker as to
need no Recommendation from US to Sc
cuFe . full house. @
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-22

REPUBLICAN, Administrations. VIM.
p. Wolf and Sylvanus Yates, Esq, will
address the citizens of West Branch, Oh
the political issues Of the day, Thursday,
October Goth, ut o'clock D. m.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-22

The inevitable-the election of Grant
and Colfax.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-22

THAT seAt otIAa 10 beauty, but it
-AsHt comogfA with the boots Woods
asds 49, nake to order ct A. p. Gill
.abat ACb'a