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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-17
Why Andy johnson Don's Attend
Church, NJ

Church,
nh4a Sssa rrnNfksa b nunsious nsasssssf cos
tvapantuss sbat Ahd7 IeAnAahh I'D uhstsA4o.s
pui led, eaiAias q nAAt rsnneueeA ahu sks soesss u
thIa. apd " b be issr o. hhsaw Il na} na ~ "A,
iatsruAlg ,oloas N unF ~Esaatra, Il l.ag ,~ssslAto IN,
afeamiteges wash hpcughl Shoot @t aapitf.biS cen.
haion o. IN We moraIs.
Along tire Aao, EAsa ANDY pad As sOlorsd man
Sam, ssed 70 haul Salt fran kcrth csrotnA 70 fass
Penssaaee--and long before the maKaihesut structure
AnoNR a. ths 4 white aousel dosies ~, eys On j~h.
hfea bis brSin u aaid no took ..one of those aeAhller.
etng triPs'' for the beneat OF his snoke-hohsp, and
sceohiug htiguvd BY his long Journey ons sunday
morAihg, he d%sterminsa to pass TIA sabbath enjoying
a season % V0fship with The goOd iolka Of Tho VILLAGE
Of j., atwhieh place De had arrived, whea the time
FOX worship arrived, sam Was sci 70 watch tho ttan,
while Andy wen, IN the Church with the crowd, fAo
prearhtr had handy announcedhis subject before An.
dg fl sound asleep, ne sat against the partition lp
The centre Of the bv1y silp: while Jast agsinst him
separated ORly by be very low partition. sat a asahy
lady, who seemed Ai-ahsorOed IN tho sermon, She
~stugslrd hard Win her Gsrllnss, uaiu ENABLE 70 eoa-
trul hem any lenges, she burstsd out With a lond
scream, aud shoaied ~ The tep Of her voice, ropaing
Andy half awake, who thrnst ha arm around her
wsist aha cried very sOo.hlngly 'wol Nance
We, Nance vol Herc, Sam, cut the belly band,
aud lpO4e tbs b~rseehihs, quick. OF she'll tear every
thiRS to Pires!" 1t was All The work Of a moment;
hut The sis'or forgot TO shout, the preacher bat the
thread Of his discourse, and the nesting ssme pre-
mA,arely to an end, while deeply mortified, Andy
ssuIksa away, determined aessr 60 be caAght Inside
Of chnrrh again!
lie has berR driviNga " GoveFaReni wagvAn recent.
", andif he don't ke.P hA gss oSeD, SAScEY VIII
sHrrFlE,' y nkR HARNESS 40 us
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-17
"A Raid on The Kuklux.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, April 6.-Gen.
Sheppard, commanding the Subor-
diuats District of Alabama, issued an
order to-day in relation to the Kuklux
Klan and ordering that the various
officers, m~srshals, magistrates, con
stables, chiefs of police and police
will be held accountable by Post
Commanders over their respective
districts for tho suppression OF iniqui-
tous organizations and the app.shen.
sion Of its members wherever found
When apprehensions are made, and
the Code Of Alabama is silent on the
subject of the otfnceS for which char
ges are made, prisoners will be turned
over 70 the Commander Of the proper
Military Post, with a view 70 trial by
Military Commission. An placaFds
and newspaper cards Of the kuklux
Khan are prohibited and the ignorance
Of their existence win not be held
as an adequate excuse, it being the
duty Of the civil and military officers
to know what appertains TO their duty.
Citizens not holding osicO likewise
will not be held guiltlcss, for outrages
will viewed as evidence Of neglect Of
duty.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-17
SECRET SAFES.

Secure against Fire aud Thieves for The
safe keeping Of valuable papers, jewels, &c,
CnproJeeted women, feeble men, families liv-
ing in Lonely plsces, Snd all others should Sc
cure their ysluableS in these Safes. Send for
Circular. Agents Wanted.
For Sale by SECRET SAFE COMPANY.
No. 254 Broadway Opposite City Hail.
lS03a prl0wS New York.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-17

s A correspondent who has re.
eeHtlJ visited An~dersonyille cemetary,
says ''You may read statements Of
mortality uumoved, but when you
zee . row Of graves Of 1870 men who
died in one day, you are shocked. IL
mast have taken \ small army 10 bury
these men, They lay shoulder TO
shoulder, as they stood IN the ranks ;
yet the dead Of one day more than
GIL a row two hundred feet long. Ny
indignation went on Increasing from
NO. ! died February 81, 1854 70
No, l2,s4s, died April %, 1855 I
fear IL we AL lived within sight OF
Anderson, there would beno moderate
men hardly any inst men, bot a nation
Of eveBgeiul men
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-17

DlN South Carolina the Repub-
leans arc making firm stand for the
constitution aud their candidates, and
there is not a doobt Of their NC
cess, They have a good constitution
and a good State ticket. They de-
serve and will achieve victory,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-17

trIT is now Ascertained that the.
Arkansas Constitution has been adopt
OF by from 1000 10 5000 majority,
and but for the fact hal many of the
.colored people were prevented from
voting byrebcl threats Of violence the
majority would have been much
larger.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-17
.Tnmrrrr

W ~FA ANHNNIs AufFH
0N1N Alh0RITY VESTED IN Nh Az
naAisaionsf VI Registruuqn ~ Wsths
ipgtoa Count1, Ttnnetats, b. .late aOg q
AsNmbly, 4 viii pf0reea 70 ohsn ADD hvla
IN f~leceioa al the di8efeay pfstlncta n War
ingion County % Tharsday, MS va dag "
May i0Ga, Coz she purpose OF eletslnR ono
Cangrsssman foe The state al large, 10 all out
the 0nexpineaf efmaOg lhe F0haeth coagress
VI tbR uaited sRtes, April Z, 1858.
w N LAEDRKTn, Corn, Of Registration
lot NAsbinRtoh 0oanty Tenn.
aplloide. l6M W
la Ghaneery at BlOunyille, Tenn,
Jabe4 Mitchell Il. a vs.. Martha Lynch II ii.
TN this ease b Is Alledaed iR stAe bill tRai
IA defendants, Martha hynch, Matilda Metts,
Susan A. Lynch, and Misabeth Lynch ate
non-residents OF Tenhessee& Il u tSdersd
that publication bsamade Tor four successive
weeks In the UniOu Flag, Z paper printed In
the town. Of JonesbOrci Tenna notifyiBg said
defendants 10 appear before our Chanserf
Court at the Court House IN Blountyiha on
the third Aonday in 1ay, neat, and make de-
fence 10 said bill or the same viii BE- sci for
bearing exparte, April Rules 1861
wLLIAM M~ULLENEIX, Q. IN.
aPl7waprsfsesA ?
Wallace WiilouEhby et az ~ Leiper Wa
Ioaghby et.RL
TN this case tits ailedged IN tbs Bill tbat
defendants Lelper Wilioughby, Francis
Wilopghby John 0spdorf AND Mary lane
Otndorf his wife, formerly Mary Wiloughby,
children Of Andrew Wiiosghby decd aud
Yolney r. Willoughby are noH.fesidtnts Of
the Stale Of Tennessee. II 10 ordered that
publication he made for foar successive
weeks in the Union Flag, a paper published
IN Jonesbotough Tennessee, notifying said
defendants to appear on The third Monday Ia
May next, before our ChAhcery court, at the
Court House In Blouutvi!le, aud make az.
fence to said Bill, or the same will be heard
exparte. April RNlBs 1893. b
WILLIAM GULLENNtX, ca n.
R~pI7wsprsfseSt
Jesse Cross, Adm. &c. Va. Mary Miller at. AZ,
TN this case itHis alledpedi I'd the Bul that
defendants, Daniel Miller aud Thomas
Miller are uOa-resiaeRis of the State ofTen-
nessee. IL Isl erderrd that publication be
made for four successive weeks 10 tho onion
Flag, apaptr published In Jonesboro' Tea
nessee, notifying said defendants 10 appear on
the third Moudsy ia May next, before our
Chaneery Court a. the Caarl House in
blountvilie. and make defence TO said Bill,
or the same will be heard eEpar,s. April
Rules 1858.
WILLIAM MULLENSIX, C. l. N.
apl1w4prsfeeS4.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-17

c, c. Campbell va. Henry l.. Bransou, and ?
s.. Finlev. We

IN this case il is alleged 10 the bill that
defendants Henry L. Brsnson, and Frank
8. Fiuly are nou~-residentS 81 Tennessee. II
Is ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks IN the GAion Flag a paper
printed 10 the town Of JonesborOrough Tenn,
notifying said defendants 70. appear before
the Chaueery Court At Bi00ntVills on the
third Monday Of May next, and make defence
to said Bill OF The came VIII ne set for hear
ing e1pa.ts. April Rules 1858.
WILLIAM AULLENSixi @. g. NJ
apl1W4nrsfpeSA
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-17

-
Now, therefore, |, Wm 9 ps.a
low, Governor Of Tennessee % ~, \
bF order an election fora nlHlaa q
Ocpeyoss. for The State
serve out the unexpired Term y j
Fortieth Congress, TO 30 hs TuEE
the counties Of ths State on 4 N
DAY he 7th Day Of Nay, a,
thereby order and direct " I,
Commissioners Of Rees'fa.~ u
each county shall dirgO. lhal a.
ton be held At each Of tbe I
ees in the respective couupe,
surns thorecg made IN Que
eordine 10 Law. M.
In testimony whorsCg 70,
~A unto eBbsctihsa
srAE. and caused ihs 'sI
49, az ths State % 4
a, Hsshviilo, on this, 5sla
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-17
Proclamation BY the G6reno,

N "N.M. On .|N|H
WYHEREAS, THE FOLLOWING gEgl
wv Tl0N, No. SO, WAS adopted b. A, N,
Ge1eral Assembly Of Tshusssst
Whereas, Tho State Of Carona
BY an alleged excess Of p6pulsGUn.
supported by the action of her ctiap
and the certificate Of The Goyeraor
thereof in The election and cOmni,.
sioning of three Representative %
the Congress of the United States. 4.
stead Of two toJwhieh thew were en-.
| titled 5y the ceDsus Of 1860. va, b.
act Of Congress, passed June Cd, lSE!,
allowed said additional nembeH ID
tho TbityiseyeRth Congress, and
Whereas, BY act Of Congress, pts
ed March Alb, 1882 tho number u
members Of tho House Of ReprcRRa
tives Of the Congress Of lhs Bpaa
States, from and after the Cd d Marc,
1853, WAS TO he two hundred aDdh t
ty-onc. The eight additional menb,n
being assigned, one each, 10 Rmyt
yania, Ohio, Kentucky Illinois Iowa
Mihnisoia, Yermontqnd Rhode lsiit
and,
Wherees, lathe appointment pbiA
gave Tennessee eight members nth
House Of Representalires oGtheCoh'
gross Of the United States, theg VS.
i fraction over equal 70 about 'H'
half Of the population requisite tr
anotheymemberj anG, =,
Whereas, Tennessee has, since nd
appointment was made, eniqngDlF'
forty thousand freedmen afd Gn'i'
them freemenand voters, ther'ey"
titling her TO one additional h'pN'
sentative in the House Of RsProela,
.tives Of the Congress Ofthe Unl'1
Statos; therefore,
Be Il resolved ty The General AZ
semby of the State Of Tenne'sf
Thatth Governor DO requested op
sue a writ of election 70 The siae =
large for the purpose Of slseVNs 'i
additional member TO the CongIss~
the United States IS above ana I'U "
referred 10 IN preamble 70 Fhlel n,
State Of Tennessee is entitled IN u,
.Rrst giving tSOl days h0si'' ap'
holding ofsaid election. go d
g Adopted March u, 1868.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-17
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-17

BY tho 00vernor .nurrDN
J. fsErcuih serpa I
Ths papers % TIE ~
Is do,ss lssal ady'r!isirs 1890"
ed each 70 ibsert ths gpsSE
W. umes -
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-17

erIx North Carolina tho canvass
is being conducted with mach spirit,
With almost = certainly Of Republican
saccess, The assult Of the rebels up-
on the Republican candidates is the
most violent possible, bot led By the
talented and fearless Holden, with
such %lieniensuts as usaiou Jones, and
Toureeo, the Republicans NilI come
Ihrough Abe eOnaiet triamPhantly.
81 II Jefferson Davis has ths gihs
o. foresight hs viii ees ous Of ibis
country quietly, and sisy out Of IT,
Res dna Tnss
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-17
LAND SAIEg -

ny Virtue m iscfss ~ ne Cavity
I'D acoaR 81 Wsshibrioh oodAy. rtnneb-
see, a. is halch0rH. i868 viii proceed
~ ~ 10 o. Cunu nauao IN Jonsshoro On
eatnrday lhe2sih dayof Aprile6e, Two lois
% patcsIs ~ it8d lyiag 10 tlttI dhtfic. No.
2 lbs iar raIoiint tbeisnd o. Joseph Barg
hnlar, and oihen contalnlnR 1ot aerss, vfn
nnhsfsd and with ohs half via Of be
HTtYa Rail Read 0ato thtt Ipl1D " J
atSos cleared iaaa stioining AiAsa Car apd
othsu, snd a : por9oa ~ fhs farm of th6
itis Darling fout1 drctoIed sid shd viii
VIII ~ t8ld % y cfslIto Twelve m8aihl "a.
't1pt so n afftart a Isu VII y ret.lusd
uBilItls pufrbaty uotsy . pali
March - ittt
,ssk~.,,.-i.rs
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-17

Fspst Harsh "a iss.
feertly thatths Ahorelb atrue copy O.
The orgihal uoW % &c 10 ny oGee.
A. J. FLBTCHER,
escrttary 81 6sta
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-27
$1,000 REWARD.
STATE or NEVADA,
ENHCuTIyE DEPARTMENT

DY THE AUTHORITY ~ ME- VESTED my
- the Constitution and Lava u the state ~
Nevada, hereby ofcra
REWARD or ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
For the arrest anl delivery u THOMAS RILEY
to either the Shoriil u Lyon County, of ta the
Sheriff q ornshy County, Nevada. saii Riley ls
charged with the murder u Timothy a. smlth.
then shcrifi Il orn,sby County, alleged 10 have
been committed on the night u Thursday, De.
ecmb'r Il, lsG7, at sai1 Riley's House, IN Lynt
County, while said Smith was attempting 90 atfcs,
him f5r shooting ono Miles o'Grady, the same
night at Empire City, om.by County.
DESCRIPTION
Thomas Riley Is an Iii.llman; about Eve Zee, II,
Inches high; hair gray, formerly brown, eyes
blue, or gray; ordinary weight about one hun.
drci and ihiriy'fyc pounds, and Ia speech and
action Is sharp and quick. when he committed
the murder he was wearing niousiache and In.
pcrid.
In testimony whereof I have hefrunio 70, M,
faHSh hand, and caused 90 be- affixed the gr,at
SsSSS Seal of the state of Nevada. Done q,
Carson City, this tie 18th day q December. An.
isC7. n, a, pt.sprL.
Attest;
c. y. Norrwsnr, Secretary II State.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-27

by THE AUTHORITY ~ NE VESTED ny
- The cunsiituiion and Lava Il the state ~
Nevada, hereby ,fcra
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-02-27

WHAT THE BIRDS SABA gentle
man whose modesty was too great for
his happiness, was one day going thro'
wood with lady to whom he loDged
but feared to offer his hand and his
heart. He had schemed and maneuv-
cred enough for ten diplomatists to
draw her away from the picnic where
they had met, and now he burst not
speak out for the life Of him. But the
silence had become embarrassing. aud
at last he ventured upon hint:
"Hark!" he cried, suddenly stopping;
"do you not hear that beautiful bird
singing7"
Yes" replied the lady.
DO you cstch what he says"
"yo; I cannot say that I do"
why, it says, i love you! love
you! love your ss plainly - possi.
hlo."
4Dssr me- how odd" replied she;
and they walked on again in silence for
4 little distance. Presently the lady in
her turn. stopped and said. "how funny!
DO YOU hear what the other bird says7"
"No: what7" asked the man.
"Why, il scems 10 ne 10 ~. Show
i'll Show It.! Show !t!'"
That landed him
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-02-27
The Printers Estate.

We copy tho following sensible re-
marks from the Western Empire, pub
lished at St Joseph, Missouri. They
ar" well worthy of thought and study:
The printers dolIars--where are they /?
A dollar here and dollar there, scat
tered over the numerous small towns.
all over the country. miles and miles
apart, how shall they be gathered to
gethcr? The paper maker, the Journey
man compositor, the building owner,
the grocer, the tailor, and all assistants Is
to him in carrying on the business, have
their demands, hardly even SO small as
y single dollar. But the mites noul
here and there must be diligently gath
cred and patiently boarded, or where
with to discharge the liabilities will
never become sufficiently bulky. We
imagine the printer will have to got up
an address to his widely scattered dollars
something like the following
dollars, halves, quarters, dimes, and
all manner of fractions in which you are
divided, collect yourselves and come
home! You are wanted. Combination
of all sorts OF men that help the printer
to become proprietor, gather in such
force, and demand in such good reasons
your appearance ut his counter, that
nothing short Of you will appease them.
Collect yourselves, for valuable as you
are in the aggregate, single you will
never pay the costs Of collecting. Come
In here In single file, that the printer
may form you In battalion, and send
you forth again to battle for him, and
vindicate his feeble credit"
Reader, are you sure you haven't q
couple Of the printers dollars about your
clothes" If you have, order them home
/ Immediately.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-02-27
w N. HOEY.

A UCTIONEER, CLARENCE, Iowa. VIII sell
n goods at auction in Cedar county, when
called on. Also,
GENERAL LAND AGENT.
Will attend to buying and selling land, paying
soxee. &c. All business done with prom ptness
and dispatch. Office at W. Flanagan & Co.'S
store, In Clarence. vlSn3s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-02-27
JOHN S. TUTHILL,

JUSTICE OF THEJ'EACE, NOTARY PrnLTc
81 Insurance Agent, Conveyanccr and Claim
Agent. Once with the County Treasurer, in
the court house.
Upton, Iowa, Sept lcth, 1865. n36yl3y
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-02-27
la.cs1 2SA

- ~ - -
The DISCOVERIES IN -ez .,salem.
The Londcn 1irrs pubishes IN intse-
sst'A. letter N regard to the ,dissSyssips
~ pfos-css dt Jerusal :mr fson whte6 ~
seisae the soliowia1:a neafs5yqaH
a Tho Solossl ioundati0us ~ eetSpje
walk whseh arerxoues ofteu enbiHN6d
stonss OF sight cueits,a laid W Solotnon
oshissuccesaors on the tn.one are 'usJ5kk
being bare atths enosmous derafbfniHg-
y fse: and nors bstieath the present Satl
fAoe. The bridge that ones spanned Sa1
rsvine bstwsan the palace on Lion aud
the iemple otn Morsah IS As@ psove0 .
have essh upwards efone hsndfvsd sdsdA
nny fsc: high. II this % asit sesi5s
tnessccnt soths t,ouss ofyts Lord wfsfdA
Solomon showed to the Queen OF Sns66,1
VIC cannot wonder Oh at ou seeing II thSfv
wss 10 mere spirit ii hsr.4 s5Fa7 EST
The pinnacle Of the temple, on whScst
the tsnptsr psacsd the Savior, has juse
bssn discovered 10 the base, and b sim
to havs an elevation Of 1855 feet Tho
stafsmhnf of Josephus is therefore no
exaggsration: "Ifany one looked from
the Osttlsu,ent Into the valley he would
b siddy, while his sightcouli NOS reach
to such = depth" Sections oy the au-.a
cssnt wall Of Ophel have been exiiomed
showing that as Josephus says II wsaa'
Joined to the southeast angle ofthc Tenn
p'cs AQnsducts. cisterns and rock k-hewen
chanuela and passages havo also been
discovered WITHIN and around the harem
throwing new light on the buildings.
the arfangfnents, and the services II tlsss
temple.
Josh Billings visits Skating Bond.
Having heard 20 much said about
skstin' parks and the crate smoane OF
hefh and mussel they impart to the
present generashun at a slight advsncs
on ft'st cost, l bawt q. ticket aud went
within the feisc. ''s' : =. I.
l found the ice in slippery condition,
coverin' s akers OF artificial water.,
which Is owned by q stock. company. !,
friz to order.
upon one sue or the pond was erect
Ell little grocery buiIdin' where the
wimin sot on benches, while the fellows. ).
kiSercd with bushes hitcLed the iron
to their feet
1t wasan cxcitin' scene wss ready,
to boiler bully, or lay down and roll
over. 4@'" "'
But kept In, and rked with glory.
Helth wns pictured on my knobie
brow. h +.'at
As the fema!e angels put out on the
pond lido by side with the male angels.
1t waa the most powerful scene ever
stood behind. 5s' O.
The long red tapes from their mex
swan In the breeze, and the feather ID
their Jockeys 6ntterod in the breeze.
and other things (too much to mention)
huttcred In the breeze. H@#a
don't think l was ever more crazy
in mi lii. OH ice.
l felt like 4 kama! hrss turned suddot,s
! ly out To grass. 80
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-02-27
Prophecy.

MLssR. EDrToRs:- Having been sue
.e'Si"i 1'i 'nv Pese i" i.ropllesyinx the
future, begin to believe that am noe
only the son, but prophet indeed
therefore predict the following:
!. That money will soon be plenty and
continue to be so far one year-twelve
or eighteen months after, look out fora
financial storm
2. That In twenty years the capito, of
tho United states vii! be removed to the
Mississippi Valley. at or near the Juno
ton OF the Missouri aud Mississippi riy.i
crs. g E-s H@ #af Ht 4H4
2. That thepublic buiidslngs at WASH
ington will be sold for a song to the Ro.
man Catholic church, aud that the Pope
will ultimately occupy the White House.
4. That in iifty Years tho largest man.
ufacturing city or district in the world
will be built at or near the falls of the
Mississippi river at Or near Davenport.
Iowa. 81
b That in few years our beloved cftv
will be noted for good schools. and
churches fast lIor7es .tndl handsome wo.
men; central point to educate the youth
the real Athens of Michigan. Ststt
8. That II the King OF Abyssinia
should make love to Mrs. Lincoln. she.
will accept and save our nation the
trouble and expense of fitting out fleet
to protect the honor of American citi-
Zens.
+ u
This is lru joke, bui solemn and seri-
GUS reality. lam your friend, ~
PROPHET g.
ADRIAN, Feb. L.. 1867.
1t is said by an Indiana paper that up
wards Of ter thousand persons have be-
come church members in that Statoas
the result of the revivals experienced
there.
The Goyorher of Colorado won't sisn
bills of divorce, ard these is a great q
mount OF suffering in consequence.
When the Pacific Railroad is conr-
plcted traveller may 80 round the world
In three months.
"A man who'll snalicinusly set fire tA
barn. said Mr.. Slow, '.and burn up
LNtlts CoNs, ptlrIl lD DC KICKED 10 Death
by a iackass, ard I'd like to do it.p
\ rural danfscl in New Bedford in
quired at Il book store for q book on Con-
necticut, TO supply which want geegra-
phie% were produced in vain, until BY
further explanations il was discovered
that she desired Il bcoi, on etiquette. i#st.,
There is a fish called the IafI, which Is
bo no means TO be laughedat.s IL burieS
Itself in the mud orsand, and Il tile more
dangerous for its power OF assuming the
exact color Of its hiding place. It 10
armed with spine the wound of which
10 only just short Of deadly.
Open your heart to sympathy. but
close 1t to dependency Tie flower
which opens to receive tho dew shuts
out the rain
Never be afraid OF doug . little b.
cause sou cannot do much. Take the
nrst duty that coIpcs before you, ana
put your hear; Into It. and 1t will Iced
70 second. Try 70 puts spiritinto old
ways before you oiialk out new onss.-
Never lot your eonscienoa be trouhlDo
sy tho olaim Of duties that DO not ~
long 70 you.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-02-27
3. I. SMITH.

A TTORNEY At LAW, Notary Public, Con.
N veyanccr and Collecting Agent, will fnrn-
ish abstract OF Land titles, and give especial
attention to the sale Of real estate.
Ofiicc with Wolf = Iandt, Upton, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-02-27

Late Treasurer OF Cedar county, Iowa)
II1D1KL EE9TATE AGENT.
Once in tne Court House, TIIyTON, IOWA.
DEAL ESTATE bought and sold on commits
IL sion: Taxes paid, and Real Estate redeem
Cd from Tax Sales; Records Of Tftlee1xamined
and abstracts made. Also.
Agent for Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
Policies issued on favorable terms, and losses
promptly paid. mis-