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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-28

To THE numerous lives Of Grant and Col
fgx, Messrs Lee & Shepard have addsdzthat
ofOhas. A. Phelps lAte-S peakef ofthe Mas
sachusetts House of Representatives and
President Of the Massachusetts Senate. Mr..
Phelps has made very entertaining book,
sprinklipg his narrative with mahy snec-
dotes, ef-Rhich we give an example 1t
happened alter the capture of Vicksburg,
when steamers ran in there 10 take furlough-
ed troops up therivos eharEingTas high as
thirty dollars Tor passage from Vicksburp
to Cairo. Says our author:
The.seamer had its decks crowded Kilh
soldiers Grant asked a man standing ON
the wheel-houss and giving orders loudly,
Arc you the Captain Of this bOatP
Yes, General
'How many soldiers have you on board?
About twelve hundred aud fifty -
What have you charged fof fare 70 CairoF
From ten 10 twenty dollars each
General
Ten TO twenty-five dollars eschl Is that
all? Why that is too moderated 1t is a pity
YOU should have 10 take the boys for so
small a sum. You bad better wait awhile
Speaking 10 the officer on board, he walk
ed away. The steam Wbistled, the bell rang,
the wheels began to move slowly; but, for
some reason, She was pot cast OF. The men
could not understand it until, in few mo-
ments, an order came for the guard 10 keep
The steamer until the Captain pad back all
over seven dollars taken for fare from each
officer. and all over five dol'a.s from each
soldier; and the order was obeyed. The
men knew they had been victimized, but
felt helpless When they learned what the
General had done, they gave three cheers
for Giant with a viii.
Grant said 10 one Of his stsl, IN teach
those steamboatmen that the boys who have
oDsned the river, for them Erenot 20 be plan
dered Of their hard earnings 90 their first
trin home If trade is TO follow the flag so
SO soon, it shall be honest trade, 50 far as !
can ccntrol t..
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-28
Star Agricultural Works.

EAAsD4tN AOL1NLN ul4A Man OE All H.
Il ING CO., Albany, n. Y, Manufacturers OF
General Agricultural Machinery, comprising the
celebrated Star Threshing Machines, Star Railway
Tor Endless Chain and Lever Horse Powers; Star
Cotton Gins and COndensers; Circular Cross-cut
Sawmills; Vegetable Cutters; Horse Hay Forks;
Corn and Feed Mills Power Corn Shelters; Dog
Powers, &c. -... f.t.t
We wish TO cali the particular attention of Farm
ers to our celebrated Star Thresher and Cleaner,
which, as lately improved, we claim is far superior
to any other machine now in market. Il is COM
pact and easily portable simple in its construction
and therefore easy to operate by the most mex
perienced, and viii do its work with marvellous
rpidity and perfection and with comparatively the
least demand upon the strength Of the animals
driving it.
We have made recent improvements in this ma
chine by which we are enabled to thoroughly clean
the grain under almost any combination of difficult
ties, and we are now using entirely new and ef-
feetive device for relieving the feeder of dust thus
making the operation of threshiRg as comfortable
and safe with the ordinary machine il is annoy
ing and frequently destructive of health. h
These Machines made of suitable sizes for cur
Star Railway Horse Power and for our Star Lever
Powers for and 6 horses. ZAP I0F
For sale BY cur agents and dealers generally. For
full particulars send for our illustrated descriptive
circular and price list. Correspondents win please
address The Albany Cotton Gin Manufacturing Co.,
?. o, Drawer l62, Albany, ~. Y,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-28
MANUFACTURERS OF
ThreshiBg Machines,
PITTS SEPARATOR.

Also, Woodbury. Patent Separator, Pitts Double
PiniOn Power, and the Iron Planet Power for eight
OF ten horses; Machine Truck, Wagons, Power Corn
Shelters, &c
SHOP-COy & Converse's Foundry, Water St,
opposite Norman Hall, Sandusky, o.
Repairing done short notice. 244m
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-28

Nor1terR District Of a0hi6g ss7dE 6as ioea
Take notice that petition has beenz le1 in said
Court by james Sherlock, of Green Cruek in the
county Of Sandusky, in said District, duly declared
a Bankrupt under the Act Of Congress Of March I'd,
1867, for discharge, and certificate thereof from
all his debts and other claims provable under said
Act, and that the 18th day of September next at 10
O'Clock A. ~, is assigned for the hearing Of the
same when and where you may attend and show
,cuse, if any you have, why the prayer OF the said
Petition should not be granted. .~fsE, -.-rs
.-,.,, t.. ma 81 Clerk of the Distriet Court 4
To the Creditors of said Bankrupt. 333L
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DOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby,
H given that petition win be presented to the
County Commissioners of SanduskyIeounty at their
next regular session, for the establishment of
county road 5long the following described route, to-
wit: Beginning at the northeast corner % the.
southeast quarter Of section thirty-ve 35 in said
county Of Sandusky and tOwnshipof Jackson; iSlf-
ming thence west on the north side of the line Of
said quarter sectioIv- about one hundred and hfty
lj0l rods TO the Fremont ana Fdstoria Pink Rod
July %, Is6S.-5lA5s
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-28

TIE September number of the river
sIDE' starts off at dashing pace, The
frontispiece, by Mr.. Herrick, represents two
boys in cart milking donkey go faster
than any we ever saw on the road, Taking
the hint, Mr.. Bone. of Cleveland introduces
the number with "A Ride on a Loeomotiveg
Mr.. Austin Abbott, son Of The Abbott, de-
scribes how a miniature railroad was built;
and II. H. shows in verse how two children
took voyage round The world in rOselleaf
ships. A new contributor, F. J. Mills, who
has been a hunter in Africa, gives an illus
trated paper, My first Shot at LioI5' The
editor making haste to quiet the alarmed
younger children, by printing Immediately
sfterward, The Tale of FIVE Kate1E,f by
Anna Warneri Tie usuai sefials BY Jacob
Abbott, Vieus MOUstdche, Mrs. Weeks, and
Miss Thomas, make up most OF the remaind-
or; though no one should overlook the pic
turesque historical paper on Washington 8
visit 10 New York, by L. G. @. Published
by Hurd d Houghton.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-28
PUBLICATIONS.

FUTNAN's MONTHLY for September has sn
unusual variety Of entertaining and valuable
matter, opening With paper by Geo. Ken
ner GU Camping out in Siberia Thearticle
on French Newspapers, by Theo. johnson,
is Of interest as giving. the influence aud Pc
culiarities of the Paris press, where the edi-
tor is the newspaper and where be. is better
paid in money, power and honor than in any
other city in The world Schele de We're
contributes paper On very Small Sub
ioct, a" the small gentleman being no other
than our black-Coated friend, the Flea.
There are other entertaining contents, po-
ems, tales, travels, etc, all of which, how
ever, are in interest and value oVershadoRed
by paper contributed by the Rev. f. Vim,
ton. s. T. d. assistant minister Of Trinity
Church, n. Y, entitled Louis XVII. and
Eleszer Williams Were they really Che
Same Person? Thus, after fourteen years
Putnam returns to, and in the opinion will
settle, the question: ~ i--
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-28
/ EGAL NOTICE.

7 EGALf NOTICE. p = = 7,o
LIZ ro1Hi Z l A1i5 ,lgDGIg13 Do iH50l-s
CatharineD. Cleland, pPf., Court e ? al
Common Pleas.
George W. Cleland, deft.s = Sandusky Co, o.
George W.. t1eland, whose residence and Post
office address Is 10 Plaintiff unknown, Is hereby no
dted that the said CathaTine y. Clcland on tie
4thl day of Aug ust, A ID. 1868, fled her petition in
the office OF the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
within and fort county of Sandusky,and State ii
Ohio, charging the said George w Cleland with
habitual drunkenness and Willfll absence tor mere
than three years last past, and with gross neglect
Of duty, which petitiOn will stand for hearing at the
next term Of said Court
CATHARINE DFCIiEIsAND.y
By Everett & Fowler, her Att.ys,
August l7thy 1858. ,7 ~ 81 $3.50. zs l9
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=, lgeadl d aagettigemeAH.H III
A TTACHMENT NOTICE

IN THEs D44SSERIgH oG0HRFz OF
the United States FOR the Northern District Of
chic.
TonPia: S5ai455 II 5i55sa i Bal' ss Bunrubtcy-r
TO Whom It Nay Concern: ''.'S-
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his ap-
pOintmelt as Assignee ofT+fOmpkfns a. Barkerg0f
Fremont, in the county Of Sandusky and State Of
Ohio, within said District, who has been adiudged
a Bankrupt on his own petition by the District
Court of Of said District. ep s-17.IfF
WM,- E. HAYNES, Assignee
Fremont, o., Aug! z, 1858. .FlIsaiIf ''7 S45GfI
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Nrw advertisements.
THE SUCCESS, 'a'"@'
Of Or One Dollar has caused swcl
A COMPLETE Il
REVOLUTION
IN TRADE.
That in order to supply the demand Occasioned |
by our constantly increasing patronage, we have re-
centIynade importatiOns for the fall trade direct
from European Manufacturers. auy nh li 4
Amounting to Nearly $500, ,0O0,
so that wa are prepared to sell every desorptious
- Dry and Fancy Goods, Silver Plated
Ware, Cutlery, Watches Albums,
~r., gewelry, &c, curl
OF better uualitv than any other ooneern ia fie
gtiu country fpE theqpiiorm price of 'uHuI
One Dollar for Each Article.
sR-The best of Boston and New York references
business is conducted in the fsrest and most legit
mate manner possible, and that we give greater
value for the money than can be 0bkined in any |
otherway ~
Al Goods damaged or broken..in trans
port0tion replaced sOitho,a charge. "2f
ETChecks describing articles sold sent to agents
in Clubs at rates mentioned below We guarantees
every article 70 cost less than bought atay Boston
100 I country fpE theqPiEOTm price pf 'UG0
One Dollar for Each Article.
Our Commissions to Agents

W-Checks describing articles sold sent to agents
in Clubs at rates mentioned below, We guarantees
every article 70 cost less than if bought atany Boston
or New York House.
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aEl urH-- fr-f aN---Q Qf1faE uittn d
IN, THE DISTRICT. COURT OF
4 THE UNITED STATES, s0r the Northern
In the nEitter Of al I1f.T s-i1 IN Heiss8i1r
Ja%ss P,,,lsl19E. sAsIIock, In BanlguRtg.iI 90
At Cleveland, in the said District, On the day
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-28

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
4 the United States, for the,NortheTa District Of
Ohio.
In the matter Of lTt ho"tfsi'a'9
Bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that have fled my final
accounts Assignee Of the estate of Samuel NJ.
for the settlelnent Of my SID accOtnts aud f0r
discharge from all liability as Assignee Of said
estate, in accordance with the provisions Of the
18th section Of the Act OF Congress entitled an Act
to establish a uniform system of bankruptcy
throughout the United States, approved Marcel 81,
1867. ---r =. l. tREEltE, JT..sf1'- q
Aug. S, 1865. 1884 Assignee.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-26
So lambus. g., Donneritas, &c. andr3 Is6

seabt ibn!1 iaet mein Batter rMber bafir ION
er heute Abenb nod nidt in's Dett er ioa uns bic.
len Mbenb nod Mle mad Gtapenbogen fabren"
sOur1 Die sanse Welt, Serr girsermeiiter," iast
y@arum absr tommH ou 10 ipdt mad sauie q
| Run Batter, idt badte 70: uenu he bid faiIen,
miro Die Sadbe i1lmm, bebbaIb Sog id bic pferbe
IN ben BalH, ftsate mid auf bic 2auer umo iuolte
Darten, Bug es Nadt per6e; tudbrenb id 10 ftanb,
bic Tran3olen ieien idon fanse fort, Der Serr gir<
ssrmsIltex iei ben 5ran5oien aud aussepiidt unb
vgBo III ct benn eeblieben 2" fraate meiu Water.
.er nlro ioslsi4 bier .isin. iagt Grist .er frus
nur no9 bel oem Sdnlmeiiter Dor,
Uftttlexlpelle tam nun aud Der Gutb, bod aH CT
mad meinem Batter fragte un6 ibm beier in Der fur-
sen yae Dor Augen tam, NOR es aus nit ieiner gar=
sen Auarithtung, er per9ab Mles mas er iasen iote
nno polte, uno lafte aus pollen SalSe, uno mein
Uater naro b6le, oenn er oabte i'm Auaenblid gar
ndt WelE an ieinsn Mafaus ionoern an msine nent-
tef nno avs paus, un0 ilabm ben Staotbener beim
Rfaeen: squfb, lit gr uniting gemorbeng gBas ma-
d)el mell1e Drau nnb meine Rinoer 2"
sMlt boblauf, Serr 8Irgermeiiter 1a6dba -
ano Der Serr Mmtsbauptmann lieft Der Grau Blr.
gsrmeilterin ous ben 8iihern Dor, un6 MamIea
gSeitpbal fopft rib nit Mepfeln nno 8rebeln; aber
laden.
Jrieorid .iins aud an 3u laden unb Der afte
SanlSe aud, 10 mie sSrib: unb bic S6ulsen Waut-
ter iagte: Der Serr Burgermeiler 1ebe aber aud su
orollig aus.
Wieinem gater mar jebt bas Ser3 leidt semorben
uno er lad1te bon Ser3en nit. Gutb, labe Gr .i6-
tig, lagts er, raber lade gr fhnea ju Oenn id
babe fir Sbn nod etnas giIises su tbun. = Niht
pabr, Die Jran5oien baben ben WantelIaf nit bem
9elSe uno oem SilberSeug mitaenommen
nJa, 3err. SD bab's seleben, als ie es forttru-
gen." 4
rSa ipute Gr iid. SIN Stale itebt oes snipeftor
grdf9 yrauner, ben nebme gr unb jage oarauf nat
Geibesfrdften mad Rittenborf gum Serrn Qanbratb
BON DerBen - oenn bon bortber iifb geitern Die
eba1eir gefoulrnen uno bon oprtber meroen aud
tpobl Die G0ffel ftammen, - uno ersdble gr be1
GERM 2anoratb, iuie es lns in Stapenboaen eraan.
gen it, uno eriude i'm, Sbm einen Iidbern Wenif,en
Der auf Die 20ifel idm0ren fam, mitsuaeben. Muf
oieiem Wege tonne er nl6gliher gBeiIe tpieoer AL
leinem gieentbum fommen uno iebt fort nit SHIN.
uno bu, 6rib, ipanne itnea on !"
Sm San6umoreben iaben lie Qlae auf oem Wooen.
nur Den Sdul3en moIlte Die Mutter nidbt nit forte
laiien: sSn bait bort nidts su tbun, ou tannit su
Sauie bleiben."
vWlutter,1 iaete ber SduBe, iebte ben elmer ssub
ln's Hao unb ben anoeren anf ben Shenfel unb lab
ll6 BON oben berab nm, voas 1T gegen unier ueber-
enfomSen! Su biit Serr i'm Sauie uno ih bin
Serr in menen ShuI3en @eidaften; einen 8efan-
eener gu transportiren lit aber ein S1ul5en Sc.
lhGft !"
yMit bieien Worten auetI6te er Il f6 spiIden ssrieb-
r!9 uno Dem Jran3ojen binein auf Den Cad uno
rtef: so, Trib, iebt fabre nlir 5u !"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-26
Ans Ser 5raa,o(tm-B Brit.
gsm 6rit @enter.
(0srtfsssns.)
CIR bae Ruuaulie 1anaer- aus BEN yattoeutfaen hbsr
fest soa tintm RsdIenburssr.


Dsr per- aai9slsrr BOG 54 ~ BEN Bidder &, 1i i
Da Dor uns Ieot her 9remienIrug, unb nenn bi
GGereeu Des forlifanii4en Witberihs nod Elm
Spur menid6IiMen @efiihIs in li4 fragen, 10 meroe
he nibts h0QeQen taben menn mir uns bort bon Der
alisa Raiss ~ uaierm 5mbib einen s3lud siniden
Dabsi botte er ober feline eemmer auser Nd5t ae
Io{en. nu bisie lommf Der Durt Elm menie iiber BEL
Qeitetanm biniibtr gebolten pi6blid fiiblt er. bal
Inn et1pd8 an ben Sftn0ern fbeite, uno li um}dnu
enO, fob er, ME Giner Der forEfaniiden Shereel
e6en IN {eint WurfiemmeI einbib uno ols e nun mi
barten Bortsn ee9en iol4 cfenbarss usarooirel
bon hinten iber ben @asen, unb fibrte iif ben gan
- .Gott ioI mid beiud6ren!1 rief mein Onfel 6eric
10 idls9t babe Id mir bic .3ufdnoe in anierm Wa'
ferlonbe bod niht geoadt
.Sufame Sgitbabsn!. ides Der aIIe wiit teisSs,
Mmtshauptmanns iparmem Mantd feine Gage Il
gan, pereefen, bnB sr idon bic peitide bob, nm
6em sfran3o5en ems iber5n3eben, als ibm Gopbi'
ben 4rm aufaielt: .llm GOttesrilleH, Batter, mas
.Sm. = sa!1 ,Ioete Der gsiler uno beIann iidb
a6ophie, ou bait Dieosr aeAt. uno iid9 an osr
Transolen psnOeno: .Nebmen gle es nidt nbel, ID
'Nan, bisie nabmen es aud auaenTdsinlid MIDI
libel, {onbern perNbrten nit groBem Deba9en bi,
Wiirite unb Gemmeln, mdbrsnb bem Serrn Natbs.
BERN Dor Merger nno Neio bas @ift nno bic Sole
in ben leeren Masen ifiegen nno linen Aen isre 9a'
ae pisosr einfiel. rDel4e ie ia Der uarmsn gseaa.
@ie fubren allo in ben erauen Nbeno bnein mad
8ranoenbure 5u, unb no eben nod Der yropiant.
forb fanb, binfen i'm MaQenfprb, iaBen iebt Nah.
benten, Gorge uno 9roner uno ilifterten ibnen al.
Ierle bednefiisenbe @eididten in's Dbr, ano als
einmaI sil 3aq 2rdben iOer ihHsn hinFos. inast, &
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-26
11nier N6dertifd.

,Oabeim.@ Bon Der Nuhbanolune BON Ste
mon, brothers IT, Co. erbielten mir bos Ste peft bes
Iaufenben Sabrsanees Der treHl&en 2eipsiser 3eit'
fhrift .Hottim."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-26

gerbrannt. - Sn Der Ndbe bon Bearbs U1ir
Belmont gountp, perbrannte ON Dienfiaa bic flei
3ohter BON Wm gerrp su Sobe Die gltern
fanben lid, in ct. GlairsDile in Der Court unb pa
ten sin ptdod9en bon IL Sahrsn sur .anili9t ;
Wfdoaens batten auf irseno cine Weiie Jeuer q
fanesn uno lie erlitt ben I9redIiden Glammento.
che Rsttune Tom.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-26
.Jabr9. %.

rRa, iebt fanse Ct aud nod an su fragen!" ia,
Trieorit. sd tperbe ibm lieber Die @eihidte e.
3dbien, oamit werben mir idneaer gum 3ieIe fom'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-03-19
TO CONSERVATIVES.

i The Advertiser, having been restored 70
health In a few weeks by q very simple RENE.
dy, after having So ffered for several years NTH
a severe lung affection, and that dread ti1BANAo
Consumptson-is anxious to make known t.
his feiIow-sufierers the meansofcnre. TIL
To all who desire H. he viii send a COPY Of tha,
reelipns for preparing and asing he aeape.
which they wiz find a SURE CURE for ConsnmpA
ton, Asthma. bronchitis, cou9he, Col0o, aa1Q
Iect of the advertiser In sending the PSe1rfiS~
ton is To benefit the afflicted, aud spseoa II
formation which he conceiyes 10 be invaluahle
aud he hopes every sufferer will try llAo rDunos
dy, as i will cost them nothing, and mas
prove 4 blessing. PARTIES wishing the nrennrY>
ton, FREE, BY return mail. will please eddfeae
8't REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, q
n2ly Williamsburg, Kings CO., New Yoe1A@s
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OVAL 5TaIh j. HTaf7
Mofrat's Liz nlls and PhGnixg Ditters

-. a., -, , "a. ~,
tine their rennsa.;,r Ill., ~ ,,,; ,ssv
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SIX Ps.-Peeis--Painters-P rsachers-fiay-
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tic Poetry would be purcr, the Paintings
grander the Sermons liyelier, the Acting trtser,
the Printing neater, and the Politics honester.
This splendid tonic iflyigeratss the system,
and enables the brain to work healthi1y.
Perhaps no article vas ever SO weffendorsel
by all who hive tiscdat. z=sEk&.t
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to colonge md at half the price.
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CONJUGAL LOVE.

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE.
J~sS Az FOR YOUNfsNlFfN on 10 Errors,
Il Abuses and Diseases which destroy the
Manly Powers and Create impediments to
MARRIAGE, with sure means Of relief. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. AIT
dress. Dr. J. SkILIiN sHDUGHION, Howard
Association, Philadelphia Pa. MY
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-03-19

Pure Ground Spices I'm bulk)at ALDENN
iT7sTRAY HEIFRRs--Takenu nm byT PeejT E
Ia Styker, in Center township, Cedar Co, JaHr
uary s. 1858, one dark roam Heller, one year ga.
last Spring; Sppratse<l at el6OO. AleoI u0AtAs
Heifer. same age line back; appraised at 9lk o..
Il january IT, 1894 s. YATxA C30f.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-03-19

Editors 4A<zrerttses. was perleo'
an.
surprised when ! saw Lamborps 90
munication in the ADVERTISER OF lhe
5th inst. Now, in the first place, want
yeu and your readers to Ghow That u Is
not A. P.tLamborn pa1o is writing those
co,u,nunicatiens-a is old Billy Lam
born himself ana signs A. P. i. | eA-
pccteA as it had taken him two weeks TO
get it up and take It to Iowa City for 's' ms
other son to see, that it would be some-
thing wonderful. and it would almost
make my heart .throb 70 think q it,
But II Is not much after all, When he
commenced. i thought he was like .
singed cat, better than he looks, but IT
It's a mistake He y Just What he looks ok
like. Now he says that my communi-
ssc;,tions are lyeseatil his notice. i latjce
that he is about played out, . the saying
id. aud if bis bead had contained one
thinahIe fll Of brains he woald not have
i menced it. They need not make So
inch fuss about it, for I should think
they would rcs use to It. 4 hsvs under
stood that A. r. did not finish his sche
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DIED.

r. .nc sth o. March. 1853, At her Yssidence in
eyed ef years Ns. 'NHs1s
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PERsoNywishing to buy glassware At
low figures are requestedto call at Bagley
Il 1ngman's, who have just received
new stock.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-03-19

SEND IT Orr. sand or this number
of The ABsERT1sER to your friends at
the east, and let them know that there
10 such a7place as Upton, in Cedar
county.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-03-19

Posrf,oNED.-On account Of the in
clement weather last Monday evening,
the Concert to be given by Mr.. Dear
born's Singing Class was postponed un-
til next Saturday evening, when it will
take place at Dean's Hall. A full house
shot,ld greet them on this occasion.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-03-19

IA H
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-03-19

viii pass. - - tssSssSiy tShaHSSu SAW
Its first introduction. Many features,
certainly objectionable. have haon
changed, and am sure there arc not a
few good lawyers who at first opposed
1t who would. now acknowledge that, 1t
is entitled to nlucl, more favorable opin
ion thar chen. Its provisions Of gener-
al ;atfSestI to the public are these !: Cir.
cult Courts, double the number OF the
n...sfrict Courts, are to be established,
nth jurisdic..::o"n in civil cases at law.
but not IN -. its in equity except fore
closure Of mortgages) c,,exxtcnsive with
that of the District Courts exclusive o.
original jurisdiction Of all probate cases
appellate jurisdiction Of all civil and
CRIMINAL cases from courts mud justices
-nf the peace; thu salaries OF the Judges
to be 81 500 . year The whole western
part of the State, i some portions OF
wiiicilwe have occasionaN Lynch law
because the district courts ehnnot be
held long enough % tftsn enough to try
the cases. seems to fator the law. II is
also strongly advocated in the distfsct OF
Judge Rothrock, and Judge sampson.
in Central Iowa. tits tolerabiy gener-
ally opposed along TIL NfssissipH river.
But without attempting to .acolnt
| noses, y am ihsliasdto think the Bill
will pass the Fovse aud become y Inv.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-03-19

WElIAvE NOT heard anything further
from the Thompson 4 rarkhuist troupe
OF ,vocalists. They will certainty be
here during the coming week. Our
people should remember that they are
the greatest singers of the age. No one
viii dispute this assertion after hearing