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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-03
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-03
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-03
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-11-26

A PREDICTION.-An old river man
gave it as his opinion that the ferry boat
would run until Christmas, and perhaps
all winter. He predicts an unusually
mild winter, one ofhis reasons being the
recent rise of the river. There is also
said to have been an unusually light
crop OF nuts and wild fruit the past sea-
son, and farmers report light covering
of husk to the corn. The last few win
tiers have been severe, and are usually
followed by mild one. We shall see.
Rock Island Euioa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-11-26

The following is from the Chicago
journal Of last Tuesday evening:
3D.. sour -four ma-ketto day was firm and
steady under . good demand. Wheat
was without material change, and No.
spring closed quiet and easy at $l.14l.-
Corn was extremely dull and closed at
81 for old No. l and at SIC for new
Oats were fairly active and firm with
an advance of ac-closing at 47!M Ale
for No. 2. Rye, sl.l5 for No. l. Barley
81 GA for No. 2. Highwines, 76c for
free. Hogs, SC 60(a.S7 sou
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-11-26
Che Tiptpu A,lrertiser,
TIPToN, IOWA:
Errnrsn - nr<Ax,IrA6nrsI N, 1aaf

The OMcial Vote Of Iowa.
ON the Dss Moines Register, Nov, ssth.
he official canvass of the vote t0r
tors of President and Vice Presi-
{ Of the United States was commenc-
yesterday by the Board Of State Can
,en, and continued till al the re-
lie received had been canvassed. The
|. for the highest candidate on each
is IS follows: James T. Lane, 49,
John HI. Wallace, u, 43s, majority,
90. These figures do not include the
} of Buchanan, Clay, Howard, o, Bril-
sioux, Woodbury. and Wright coun-
1. The returns Of the last named
|nty arrived last night. Those of the
ers have not yet come In. Buchan-
and Howard gave for Grant 2,546;
| for Seymour 1908. Grants MAORI
In all, Is, 7l9; total vote, 1893, 227. The
banning counties will make the ag-
|gate vote about l94, 900, and Grants
Forty over 46, 600.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-11-26
Good Farm for Sale.

THE FINEST IMPROVED FARM In Cedar
i county, for sale. II situated I " miles west
Of Upton, and consists Of eighty acres nll un-
der fence zone hundred rods Of which Ii hedge,
and divided into four fields.
On the farm /. . never-failing spring, and
two wells-one at the house and the other at
the barn. An orchard Of 100 bearing apple
trees of the most choice varieties; also, plums,
cherries. currants, Strawberries, raspberries,
gooeeberries, and grapes Fif6en acres Of the
land contain splendid growth OF young tim
contains six rooms, pantry. closets, and pres
sea; under which Is a good dry cellar, impervi-
with floor and graneries complete, and stab
ling for l6 head Of horsee. Also, oil necessary
Outbuildin9s, such as. sheds, sites, woodhouse.
dressed and painted. enclosing house.yard and
garden. A public road passes the buildings.
For price and terms enquire of the subscri-
Der, living on the farm. sa
Nov. S, lS65tn3 CHAS. s. FUNK.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-11-26

It IL said, on what seems good author
ity, that Immediately on receipt Of Min
lister Was.,busn's report Of the transac-
lions In Paraguay, decided and effective
instructions were given to our new min
lister, General Mcmahon, and also to
Rear Admiral Davis to proceed with an
adequate force to Ascension to vindicate
the national honor and redress the
wrongs said to have been committed by
President Lopez on American citi
Gems. @~@
President johnson is said to be be-
slowing unusual care on the preparation
Of the Message which he will Transmit to
Congress At the opening of the regular
session, in December, as 1t will be the
last state paper, unless he vetoes some
Of the bills which may be passed. He
will doubtless have q last word in de-
Tense of his policy, and give his Con-
gressional antagonists . farewell vol
ley. ~a ....... r.a....
There Is regular war between the
citizens and the lawless ruff.scuff congre-
gated 1t Bear River City, at the western
terminus of the Union Pacific. The cit.
liens hanged three Of the rogues re-
Gently, and. in relation, the mob set
fire to the local newspaper once ana
Jail. The citizens armed themselves.
aud, at last accounts, = bloody fight had
taken place, in which number Of the
roughs were killed. The mob was driv-
en- to the mountains, and were expected
to return the attack.
General James Watson Webb, our
Minister to Brazil, JUST fies the course
taken by Minister Washburn, in Para
quay, for which he has recently been
censured by the public press. Mr.. Nc
Mahon, our new minister to Paraguay,
Is now en- route to that country, accom-
panied by war vessels, to demand re-
dress and satisfaction for the recent out
rages of Lopez upon American citizens.
A French feet is en- route for the same
destination and for similar purpose.
Secretary Seward authorised the an
nouncement that the prospect for an am
icable settlement Of the Alabama claim.
1 by Minister johnson IL favorable, warn,
the American press to place little conf
dence in unofficial foreign reports anC
endorses the diplomatic policy SO far ex
hibited by Mr.. johnson. -. o.. .
While country parson was preach
ling. the chief OF his parishioners, sittln,
near the pulpit. was fast asleep; where
upon i've said: Now, beloved friends,
am IN great strait, for II speak softl.
those ut the farther end Of the churcl
cannot hear me, and If speak too lou,
shall wake the chief man in the par
sil."
| Gen. Sheridan, with 300 men, is IL
pursuit Of about 1000 Indian warrior
who are threatening hostilities on tn
Canadian River, in the Indian Terri
tory. 1t II said that hard fighting is ex
pected.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-11-26
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-11-26

Estray Hor~es.-Takcn up Nov. 3, 1865
by Howard Elliott, in Fremont township, two
horses one dark brown, both hind feet white
SPAWN on left hind leg. ten ortweIve years old:
appraised at SIS. The other a sorrel mare.
right fore foot partly white, sprain on right
hind leg; appraised at $50.
S. YATES, Clerk.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-11-26
From the Winterses Sun

Toby Edwards, Il colored man in the
employ OF Nicholas Murray, was elected
by the Democracy of this precinct last
week, esquire. Mr.. Edwards prompt-
~ declined, thus leaving my friends
without single official representative
in Winterset.
Below will be found the letter Of Mr.
Edwards:
10 me Democratic Party of Madison
county, Iopa:
'entiemen:-I am compelled to de.
cine accepting the trust which Won h,va
oyyour votes, desired me to receive.
a proper regard for my own character
prevents me from becoming an Office.
hoider IN the Democratic Party. am
poor man; my reputation is all I nos.
! sess' and cannot afford to fling it away
oy accepting an ofllcial position at yomr
hands.
MY edueution, also, is defective, and
although | will probably be able to read
mr." "r''e sooner than q majority Of the
Democracy, still, as ignorance il the on -.
~ democratic qualification for Office
winch possess, cannot think il unite
TAR TO give me the only place at your
disposal, I" t.c exclusion of so many,
mem oers Q" the party who possess that
qualification 10 ;.'greater extent than r
do myself 5.@'D '
q Again the unfortunate color Of ma,
skin will prevent my acquiring a Dem.
ocratic nose, and thus destroy all hone
OF re nomination. , ST..
Adding to the above nv natural 70.
pugnance to association with "low
white trash,' and you have the ca,,ses
which compel me to exclaim, in the Ian.
gnage Of the late Horatio Seymour: your
cannot be-
' -, TOBY EDWARDS.
20 not Make Your Own Peon,;ar;-
ties Law for Others.
Moch domestic unhappiness comes |
'om the TACT that people do not know
90 not enough recognize the peculi.
1taee e each others natures. Thew
cttmPossible things Of each other
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-11-26

aESTRAX CATTLE.-Takenu up Move,
isbs. by AUSTIN fbeddon, in Mnssilon tip. Cedar
county. one red COW. Star in forehead. 10 years
white One yearling heifer, white, red ears.
some red on shoulders. Appraised at s25 each
i. YATES Clerk
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FOR 1890

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IL you DO not get enough to OF the premi-
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scriber AZ ~ SAMPLE COPIES free
Eariy IN the coming volume shall commence A
PLENDiD NEW STORY, by ALEXANDRA DUMAS
which will be printed from advance Sheets furnished
only 10 this paper JOHN Y. SLATER,
Publisher, Baltimore, Nd.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-11-26

II flaming, demonstrative nature, and
o cool, undemonstrative nature come to-
gether, neither Of them understanding
or making allowance for the peculiari-
ties Of the other, there can scarcely fail
Of being unhappiness. The latter de-
mands that the former shall keep still,
and the former demands that the latter
shall wake up. They are all the time
,ctuated by cross purposes, and are at
disagreement with each other.
No man has right to say to another
man. "Doyou act as do?" You claim
the right to act out your own nature; re-
cognize, then, the same right in others.
Are you laxative? Let them be tact
turn if they will. Are you stern-not
from unkindness, but from inevitable
constitutional causes? Do you find your
self unmoliified by gentle influences? Is
your nature hard like rock on which
nothing but licbens can grow: Butyou
need not use it to bruise tenderer ma
lures. You are not to disregard their
dropping tenderness, their yielding soft
ness. God has appointed the tender
vine to run on the rugged rock. and you
are not to legislatc to that vine, and say,
"Do you be granite, because l am gran.
ite. Let it be vine. if God made it vine.
As in the boundlessness Of Divine wis
dom, soft things Irvine about hard things
for support, and hard things underlie
the weakness Of soft things, SO 1t takes
all things put together to make the great
whole. Do not make your own peculi-
arities despotism, as if you were the
only dominant nature. Men bear with
you, bear ye with them!
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-11-26

1,sTRAY COLT-Tnken up Nov. 10th, tsos'
IL by Anna smith in Springfield Township,
| one mare colt, two year old last spring. large
size. bay color, small sisar Ina fJrciiei.u nsu =
strap on neck when taken up. APPRAISED AZ
| SIU. >. 1AIES' cie'A.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-11-26
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Copies OF both gratis. Price for each e - a
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-11-26

COlOurn8 E~0tent.
Patented July ., 1867. Re-.ssued Aug. 49, 1868.
Extracts from Letters and Reports Of the working
qualities of the Axe: - = a=... ..
T. Your Axe Is bound to be the AXE
III. 1t will cut 3 per cent. better. -
III. Ny brother lost one arm in the war, but with
your A re he can cut as welt as any one else can
". If could not get another. twenty-five S) dol
T. II win cut hoop poles better than any other Axe
VI. would not be without it for anything. -
VII Tie only objection Is 1t goes too far Into the
wocd. .
VIII. Men who chop for living universally ap
prove OF it, &c &c. ad infinitum.
For sale by all responsible dealers. In the United
States. LyPPlNlOTT 4 RAkEWELl,
- S.. - Pi.tsburgh, Pm.
Manufacturers OF the RED JACKET AXES, SAWS.
SHOyEIS and SCOOPS, and all approved shapes and
styles Of AXES sole owners OF Colburns Patent
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Of 81 a. REsS'
CHAMBER AND PARLOR
T." FURNITURE, ...

at NJ Beach's store, south of the Court House,
Upton. Iowa. His stock Is complete, and of
the best, and consists of everything usually
kept in a Furniture Store. ID ID
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
SECRET SERVICE
BY Gen. L. C.. Baker.

The astounding revelations and s!.rtlin; disclosures
made i'll this work creating the intense desire
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published. send for circulars and terms, and
why IT sells faster than any Other work. Address
JONES BKOTHERS & CO. Philadelphia Pa, or Chi
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ESTRAY STEER.-Taken up Nov. Cd. 1868
~ by VIM. Wiley, in Inland Township one
two year old steer. black and white White spo,
IN forehead, white on belly, both hind legs
and sides. white on end OF tail. Appraised at
$40 s. YATE.S CLERK
E,STRAY CALvES.-Taken up By Henry
II Walters, in Fairfield Township, Cedar Co.
Nov. 10th. 1868, one last spring calf with roam
Sides crop OFF right ear and slit in under side
Of same, also one red heifer calf with white on
belly, speckled face. Apr aised ct IS each.
4. YATES Clerk
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II p. DEAN has a large stock Of real KIP
i BOOTS, custom-made, and is selling them
ut $50 per pair, worth 81. S..
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UNDERTAKING.

and all calls promptly filled without the usual
delays. # @@
In order to give the public an idea Of the use
fitness of the Metallic Case, the following is
inserted:
~. - si#.- ST. Louis. April IL, 1857.
MrssRs. CRANE, BREED 4 Co.-Gentlemen:-
On Saturday last we We're called upon to take
charge Of the remains of child of one of our
citizens which had been removed from Quin-
cy, ILL.,, to deposit in the Beilfontaine Gene
terry The child died about four years ago, aud
was buried at Quincy. in q Metallic Burial
Case OF your manufacture, furnished by us.
When the lid was removed. on Saturday last,
the face as visible through the glass. was in a
most perfect state of preservation. We consid-
er this as illustrative only of what can always
be accomplished with your Metallic Burial
Cases, when proper care is taken in sealing.
When used with Schoilay's Patent Deodori-
Ger, no circumstances as TO temperature or dis
ease, need prevent them FROM being nj thai Is
claimed Ivy you; safeguardS from confaglnn
and from intrusion; adapted totransporta'fo
indispensable TO the heathiness and clean liz
ness Of vaults: enduring S'r generations.
Yours. etc, ...5 ....r
JOHN A. SMITHERS & BRO. TndertaherS,
/ a No. 81 Chestnut ST., st. Louis, Mo.