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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-24
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

THE Advertiser, hssis- heen restored health IN
few weeks by very simple remedy having
fered several years with severe lung affection sAd
that dread disease, Consumption-is anxious mare
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire H. he will send a copy Of the pre-.
scrpon used free OF charge with the directions fOf
preparing and using the SANE which they Will aud
suRs CuRy FoR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA ERoScmr-
etc. The object OF the advertiser in sending the
Prescription il a. benefit the afflicted and spread
formation which he In valuable and ~
hopes every sufferer will try remedy - 1t will cost
them nothing. and may prove ~ blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. will please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
cyl Williamsburg, Kings County. New York.
CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL.
COMPLEXION follows the Of HEIMBolp's Con-
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A Great Political Revolution
ERRORS OFYOUTH.

AGESTLEMAN who suffered for yeafS from No.
vous Debility Premature Decay, and oil the effects Of
youthful indiscretion will for the ofsufIcrtas
manity send free to all who need IT, she receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy b which: as
cured. Sufferers wishing profit by the advert
sers experience, do BY addressing In perfect
confidence, JOHN D. OGDEN
2,yl Ne ~ fNtnY street York.
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JUSTICES COuRT.-Before Justice
Sweet. On the 10th inst.-Rob't Zeitler
and J. w. Britain were arraigned for
intoxication. Fined So aud costs, each
June l9th.-State vs.. J. Seitsinger.
Def't charged with taking up and hold
ing al estray colt without complying
with the law. Fined SIS and costs
June 2lst.-State vs.. Theodore Metzer-
thine. Assault and battery. Fined s.
and c.ssts. Pretty good week for the
school fund.
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Coon CLOTHING and cheap clothing.
"A large assortment ut Casad & Gill
nlore's.
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observation-disclosures old six pound
er has received II new carriage and Il gay
dress Of paint preparatory to taking
par. in the approaching Fourth of July
Celebration.
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BARGAINS in clothing at Casad 4
Gilmore's. 49,
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Re Advertiaers.-Allt transient Local ana sPeca.
Notices. and transient Advertisements, must "e fe
for In advance to secure insertion. a&5at5 =
Editorial Notices or Advertisements In fne LOCAL
columns viii, b. charged 20 cents per tne cach lnser
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Our THANKS are honestly due and
heartily given Mr.. Hiram Hammond
for liberal allowance of those luscious
strawberries which lie raises with such
marked success. May his 'patch" al
ways Ike fruitful.
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For q comfortable Icing place, read
advertisement of"Desirable Residence
for Sale CheaD,n
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THE PEACE J JUBILEE has been making
great noise, hut since our bands began
practising for the Fourth. nobody has
seemed to care anything about their lit
tie concern at the Hub"
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ways Inc tTullIuI.
SATISFACTION always found by buy
ing clothing from Casad 4 Gilmorc's.
THE Fourth is coming, and good
dinner will be prepared at the Kiser
House for all who will please favor them
with call. Meals to commence at LIZ
o'clock, and continue until I'LL are ac-
co,nino<iated.
THE MECHAN1CsvILLE PRESS has not
grace,l our exchange table for several
weeks. We know we are heathenish
down here, Bro. Leslie, and beg that
YOU do not cut off our means of grace,
but send along the Press once more.
THE Upton CoRNET BAND will furn-
lei, the music for n grand dance that is
to be given in Deans Hal: on the cven-
ing Of July I'll. The proceeds Of the
dance accrue to the benefit of the Band.
and will be expended in the purchase of
new instruments. Tickets, Sl.5O.
SAVE YOUR FRUIT.-The indications
are that all kinds Of small fruits, berries,
cherries, &c., are going to be abundant
this summer; and the best possible way
in which they can he kept with perfect
flavor is by the use OF MAsoN's Patent
Seif-Seaiing Jars. For sale ut Bagley
4 Ingman's grocery.
CEDAR COUNTY's HABY-As will be
seen from the proceedings published
elsewhere, the county Legislators autho-
rized the Auditor to issue warrants
monthly for the maintenance of girl
baby which became the county's be-
cause deserted by its natural protectors
and left, one night last March, at the
residence of a citizen of Durant. Why
didn't they give her name as we'll as Il
support.
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IN THEsPRI M MONTH";, the system nAtstAify
undcrgots a charge, nnd HELABoLD's HIuHLY Corr
CESTRArEp ENrHs,f ~ :! ezra r~N,tLs h 81 assist
ant VI the greatest value. .w
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-24

ONE ARMED RECoRDERs.-The Stat.
Rcgister gives . list, with the name OF
the officer in each case, of eight Iowa
counties--Appanoose, Decatur, Guthrie,
Iowa, Monroe. Warren, Washington,
and Webster-that have severally lost
an arm in the service of their country
The Register can add Cedar county ia
its list, as Mr.. Jesse James, now serving
his. second term a. Recorder Of this
county, made early sacrifice o. one leg
for the great cause. Aud if each county
that has SO properly honored a manned
soldier has secured thereby SO popular
and efficient an officer AS has Cedar
county, that kind Of material for::Recor-
ders will soon stand far above par.
STRAwBERRIEs.-T ADVERTISER
family, individually and collectively,
returns thanks to Mr.. J. Focht for that
basket Of enormous Russels and hand
some Wilson's that he furnished it. And,
by the way. We would advise any one
who 10 interested in such things to get
on the clever side (any side will dol oil
Mr.. f., and obtain look Mt his garden
plot. 1t only consists oftwo of our small
Tow" lots, and yet contains enough to
make the owner Of half section d1,vi.
GUS Quantities Of all kinds Of vegeta.
o''s III The most advanced stages of the
season, including early potatoes that
VIII ne :" market before July 4th; ra~r-
gerry bushes from which he reasonably
expects crop Of ten bushels: currants
snd g"o@eberries Of improved kinds: six
inherent varieties eaci, of grape vinos
sna stsawberries; shade, ornamental
~" 'ru't trees; flowers; In short every
.h'ng but weeds. One word OF caution.
however, might he given those who see
'o's model garden--and tina. fs. not to
8" home and dig up their own little
patch of"gardcn Sass" because its 40 far
behind. ~ ~ - - -
The New York herald., 1869-02-25
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

CRUELTY TO ASiMAls.-Michae Farrell was ar
rested by olcer Van Riper, Of the Fth precinct Tor
driving horse attached to wagon on pier 43 North
river, the horse having been hipped ana lame, and
In the opinion of the Ulcer, totally UNIT for service
Justice Hogan required the defendant to give bali TO
answer the complaint before the Court of Special
Sessions.
LARCENY or PrSToLs.-Ufilcer Schafrer. Of the
Seventeenth precinct police took young man
named Edward Burns before Justice Mansfield, at
Essex Market Police Court, Yesterday on a charge
oil grand larceny From the statement OF the com
painant John wagner. OF 40 avenue A, 1t appears
that the onlcer saw the prisoner and two others
break pane OF glass out OF the complainant's win.
dow ana remove therefrom ak pistols, valued at
thlrty.nine dollars. Burns WAS held to answer ut
the General Sessions.
HIGHWAY RoBBEny.--A young man named john
Calden was taken before Justice Mansfield, at the
Essex Market Police Court yesterday afternoon, on
a charge OF highway robbery. The complainant
company with two other fellows set upon him In
Water street, near Jackson, Knocked him down and
then stole from him two bags Of nout OF the value
OF three dollars Caldens companions escaped but
be was captured by an olcer. The Justice held hin
for trial ~ General Sessions. NT y
ROBBERY IN BAxTER SrREEr.-Short,y before
twelve O'Clock on Tuesday night William Ellis, q
patron Of the Putnam House. Twenty seventh street
and Fourth avenue, while passing through dark
hallway Of premises No. 40 Baxter street. wa
yPpsd p sgine parties W h.n unkuowu. aud fei
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

yesterday AS already stated. the bark Lindo was
insured with the Sun Mutual Insurance Company by
the plaintiffs in the sum of $4,000. she sailed from
Mirimchi TO Cape Breton during the month OF No
yember, 1884 and was TO have proceeded thence to
New York. On the voyage she touched at Cow Bay
lor coal and was wrecked. The plaintiffs insured IN
their own name for whom II might concern. On the
margin OF the policy Was provision that the bark
should be commanded by captain holding o certir
hcate nom the American Shipmasiers Association.
II appeared that the vessel was not so commanded.
The plaintiffs alleged that they insured for the benefit
of one Carvei The defence set up by the insurance
company aveIrcd that the face OF the policy expressed
the true contract ahat the vessel was not commanded
by certified master; that there was deviation
from The terms OF the policy in the bark going out OF
the specified course. The plaintiffs proved the
policy AT the conclusion OF the testimony the de-
fendant moved for non-suit, on the ground that
the policy could not be varied secondly, that the
deviation admitted and, thirdly. that the plain
tifls Lad shown interest IN the person for whom
they claimed 10 have insured. on the TWO first
points the Court decided there was evidence to. go
to the jury. The plalntins claimed that on the third
poin. such proof was necessary IN cases OF this
kind. The Court held however, that such interest
must be shown whereupon. the plaintiffs being sur
prised at thai ruling, Juror was withdrawn, and
The case accordingly adjourned. For plaintiffs,
Deal " Butler: for the owner, Robert Mathew; for
defendant, J. II. Choate.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25
MAYORS OFFICE.
The New Way Of Pawnbroking.


Some rev days ago Mr.. L. swart1. doing business
as a pawnbroker at No. 5ss Third avenue, was
brought before Marshal Tooker, charged with COM
pliciiy In a fraud. The gentleman by whom the
complaint was made had purchased \ pawn ticket
pleaded poverty. He then paid to swartz
the amount Of the pledge, seven dollars, and In
addition sxty-three cents for interest. AZ soon as
he receive ii the watch he saw that ~ worthless
amount ne had pail for II; bur swartz would not
take back ut any price. The complainant thinking
therefore, that the pawnbroker was In league with
the needy young man, had him arraigned before
SwarE's own story. II appeared he knew the
young man who pawned the watch. The Marshal
ordered him 10 refund the money and take
back the watch SO that the matter might stand
Tnis swartz positively refused to do. He was
allowed until yesterday to do as directed suffer
the penalty OF having his license revoked. lie ayD-
pearcd yesterday And offered to pay the complain
Marshal would not permit the compromise 70 he
made, and ~ Swartz was quite bold about the
AFFAIR and persisted In refusing to do ordered by
tue Marshal, his license was revoked.
A complaint OF a similar nature was made nalns.
Gabriel rrager, pawnbrokcr at No 800 8roome
street In tnis case the complainant had purchased
q ticket for a gold watch on pledge at Prager's
establishment for six dollars. Before redeernnp the
was assured that II was, ana he theveupon paid
tweuty-six dollars for the watch. lie soon ascer-
tanned that II was not gold and offered 10 pledge t
AGAIN for fifteen dollars but Prayer would not axe
before Marshal Tooker. and the further hearing Of
the case was set down for FRIDAY next.
several complaints were made yesterday against
hackmen, cartincn and Others for various Infringe.
ments or violations OF corporation ordinances. which
were disposed oi w imposing fines on the delip
QupufS
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

heavily upon the noor. While prostrate and help
less Ellis was brutally kicked by his assaians about
the head ana body, after which ms pockets
were rifed OF thirry-flve dollars United states
legal tender and fractional currency notes anu
not content With securing all thelr vlctim.s
money the robbers stripped or bis coat anu nat,
with all oil which they 1ed through tue hauWay to
the street, followed by Ellis who recognized
colored man named Charles Johnson as one oI ms
assailants. and caused his arrest by olhcer Keu-
mond. OF the sixth precinct. Yesterday morning
Johnson, who IL twenty-five years OF age, U walter
by occupation, and lives at 81 Thompson street. was
arraigned before Justice Hogan ana colhniltteu "
the Tombs for trial without ball. Johnson declared
hts innocence, but refused 10 sign ms naiiie " .e
formal examination paper. Tie magistrate sent
Ellis to the H0nse OF Detention to secure MS atlenu-
aDce witness.
ROBBERY IN CHAMBERS STHEET.-Owen sullivan,
who lives at No. Tx Roosevelt street, yesterday
morning at an early hour was In room OF premises
No. 6S New Chambers street. with one OF the opposite
Is alleged, Harry Ames, painter, twenty-elgns
years OF age, entered the apartment ana seiznX
Sullivan by the throat with hand, held ni last,
while with the other, 1t L. charged, he stole niteen
dollars In legal tender notes from MS pahtao0ns
pocket. The enraged and ferocious Harry tnen
elected Sullivan from the room and facilitated MS
progress down flight OF stone steps by iorc,Dle
application OF shoe leather. Sullivan, not rellsnlng
such treatment particularly as he was not conscious
OF having done anything to merit IL, sought oncer
lated his grievances The oiicer, hearing that Ames
still in the house, gained aduitrance ana nnuing
the alleged assalanta and robber took him TO the OAK
street police station for the remainder OF tne nght
Yesterday sullivan appeared before Judge Hogaa az
the romDs, and entered charge Of robDery against
fused. He Is native OF this State lives III tis clty
and saws he Is not guilty OF the robbery.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25
TIVE wAssIHsTM GREY CAVALRY RECEPTION.
NEW YORK, Feb. %, 1869.

NEW YORK, Feb. rs, 1902
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
In your issue Of this morning appears an article
under the caption OF 'sThe washington Grey Cavalry
Reception, which states that "why the colors were
presented and who paid for them were questions
frequently asked, but beyond wnks and most ex-
prssye shrugs few answers were returned 4
propose 10 answer the query. The ctlors were
presented by the city IN pursuance OF the time
giving to all regiments and battalions OF State mt
htla belonging TO this city suitable set OF colors
and o resolution to that eject was passed BY the
Common Council last fall and had nothing whatever
February The mode OF presentation was left TO the
battalion, and they chose, instead OF the usual pa
radc, to give entertainment on the anniversary OF
their organization, and the Metropolitan Hotel
being the only place disengaged for that
evening 1t selected for that purpose the expense
OF the entertainment bcing borne By the members of
the command. aud not by the city. Your reporter
when he states that $40 900 was appropriated 10
celebrate the day, for tho resolution only passed ono
Board OF the Common Council and was not even
offered In the other. Az regards the company pre-
sent, competent authority states them to have been
as gcntce and select as any ball reception OF this
season. and as regards the lungs made NJ the MEM
Ders OF the command, we are willing 10 leave 0nr
reputation In the hands or guests, who we feel
assured, Will fully vIndcate the aspcrsions your re-
porter has seen Dt to cast upon US.
Your reporter should have borne In mind that We
arc but battalion Of three squadrons, and not 2
ment " neld and line officers with which 70 cnter
tain guests and could not devote to each guest
OF note or reporter that time that may have been 90
voted to them af some other entertainment; but we
are pleased 10 state that our entertainment passed
on pleasantly and with the single exception Of your
reporter we have yet To learn of any OF our guests
headed' COMMITTEES and s.buudcring managcB."
IIeutenant WILLIAM 4. GARDNER,
secretary ComJpitoe of Arrangements.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25
COURT CALEN1Aa-THls DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.--No. 149.
MARINE CoURT--GENERAL TERM.--Nos. 1, 2, 8, A,
5, o, Z, 8, Q, 10, H. T. Is, Ia, 15, ID, IL, lS.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.-Belore Recorder
Hackett.-The People vs. Edward Munday, burglary;
Peter Miller, burglary; James O'Brien, James VIII
Smith, James Wilson, Thomas Mccormack, James
Harris, burglary; Maurice Leonard, John Trimble,
HarIord. burglary.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25
NEW YORK CITY.
7'nE COURTS.
rslIEn sIAIfs CIRCUIT CauRI.

Action Against the Postmaster General.
oil or complaint has been nled In the Clerks
o1lce Of the United states Circuit Court by John B.
Murray against Alexander W. Ranaali, Postmaster
General. The bill complains that the defendant vio-
lated the plantln's patent for lamp-post boxes ny
thIn the United states without the consent and in
defiance OF the protest OF the Plaintiff. Damages
are laid 40 sj00U0. The summons and bill were
served ON the defendant while he Was temporarily IN
this city on Monday last
The New York herald., 1869-02-25
FIRST DISTRICT.
Before Judge Quinn.

IN the Case or Ward u.s. O'D0nneU, already re-
ported In the HERALD, the Judge decided that the
order given by owens & Keegan upon the fund In
the hands of the defendant operated, upon being
presented to the defendant before the acquired title
to Owens Keegan's draught as an equitable assign
ment and the Justice therefore decided for the plain
The New York herald., 1869-02-25
SUPREME CouRI--sHaNnERS
What CONSTITUTES an EvictioD-Ifs AvaiIn.
biiify as Deieree In an Action Against
sureties.


biiify as a Defepee In nm Action Against
sureties.
Before Judge Carlozo.
Herman as. DUer.-0ne Mrs.. fTtette hired Of the
plaintiff furnished mansion In East Fifteenth street
last october and the defendant was surety for the
rent Mrs. FiIotte failing 10 par the rst quarters
rent. an action was brought against her surety the
defendant. They pleaded that the plaintiff mad
while building on the adjoining PREMISES cut OF
n portion OF bay window, balcony and a strlp OF
yard, and that these acts amounted 10 an eviction
m bar 10 the recovery of thc rent and OF this action
Ihe plaintiff moved 10 strike Out these allegations
a. irreleyant-nTst because the acts complained OF
dill not amount TO eviction the tenant having re-
manned In possession the entire term: second tnat
The surety could not avail himself Of the defence
even II good. The Justice rendered decision "a
follows:-ssThe motion must be granted. The mat
an eviction aud besides ~ Lot available to the sure
IT,. A. BiufieDsiiel, for tDe notion Eequier. "a
Thomson, opposed.
Decisions Rendered.
By Judge Cardozo
Fx,von rs. Ho,rard e. a.-See memoranda OF de-
c'sion with CLERK.
GdyHor us. Govnor.--Counsel fee OF $500 and all
rony of twenty dollars per week ordered. &c.
Lh,nnrd ps. brooks ct ai--Referencc ordered.
Haselton rs. HaSeiton.- application denied
Jsdacs Us. Reorey.-See memoranda oi Judges oe'
eisiou
BY Judge Ingraham
james W. BlGtcl.y0g-d ps. Ef,1ore n. Ross et Ill.,
Motion for Injunction modified, and, s m0uned
granted, aud that for receiver reserved until etel
answer by present receiver.
Church vs. church.-Memoran for counsel.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25
usiTFu STATES Comkssaseas cousT.
Alleged Fraudulent Bsuniy Collection and Ap-
prOpriation.

pr0priation.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
James Brady. an ex MON soldier, member OF conf
pany A. Eighteenth New York cavalry. made affidavit
against j. n. Luckey claim agent. charging him with
collecting his bounty OF 500 and approprlating the
same under the following circumstances. Brady
gave his claim TO l.. Brown 4 Co. to collect. An
sigument OF the claim, with Others made by
Brown 70 Lucky. Luckey's name was endorsed by
j. r. Graham TO a check sent by the Treasury Depart
nient for payment OF the ciaim The check was paid
nj the SuD-Tleasury 20 the National Bank lShoe and
leather in July. 1861 but the amount never reached
the proper CLAIMANT who now proceeds against
Iuckey The evidence was complicated. the Com
rlssionc- ruling that the payment by the Sub-Irea
sliry 70 the National Bank Was irregular. anu thai tue
government was stiii indebted 10 the claimant, the
recovery % tho bounty lying with the government
aaaus. ne N&uonal Bank. The further nearing was
az ouruea IN the 4th oi March next.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25
CITY IyTELLICEyCE.

THE WEATHER YEsTERDAY.->The following record
will show the changes IN the temperature for the
past twenty -four hours, Indicated by the thermo-
meter at Hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Building,
Broadway. corner OF Ann street,
The New York herald., 1869-02-25
sIxIa DISTRICT.
Interesting to Boarders and Boarding House
Keepers.
Before Judge Lane.

Harriet A. kccTeddy Us. Cat,,ar,ne A. Seiteck.--
In this case, which was tried q few days sipce,
Judge Lane has delivered the following opinions
This Is an action for the recovery OF personal
property belonging 10 the plaintiff and alleged TO be
wrongfully detained by the defendant and consist.
Ing OF wearing apparel. trunks bureau, bcdstead,
beddins 0r relics VI RQpsskseplng, " We ynlaa u
The New York herald., 1869-02-25
A Case in Newark.

The appearance OF rabid canine created great
excitement and no little fear last Sunday in Clinton
strce just as the churches were dischargng their
gregations The ladies' rushed for the high sto0ps
while their brave male attendants stood breath
lessy still An onicer IN blue finally arrived ana
moved the obnoxious cur.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25
AUCTION SALE oF COAL.

Further Decline In Prices-Comps snsivc
Htatcmcnf.
The Delaware, Lackawanna aud western Rail-
road Company yesterday sold $4,000 tons OF
Scranton coal at auction. Tho attendance
was large, Including many Eastern buyers.
There was decline IN prices on all sizes except
lump. On stove coal there was falling on OF about
tt 10 ton, and on chestnut cfxhty cents Dealers
believe that the lowest point af the market has now
been reached. The following prices were obtained
at the SALE together with the October sale when tho
highest rates 81 The season were reached:
The New York herald., 1869-02-25
sr,Enlun ruukI--IalAL ItRM-pAaT l

Action Against nm Insurance Company
~ Before Judge Mcneil.
Duncan Mccau et al. rs. T1e sun Mutual Insurance
cpg,paDy. The hearing of this case vas resAkAea
The New York herald., 1869-02-25
A Cnse in Brooklyn.

Joseph Horton, young man. was severely bitten
through the hand by a dog yesterday afternoon at
the corner Of Bridge and Chapel streets The ami
nal was Killed before 1t was fairly Determined
whether he was rabid OF not
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

Average temperature Tor Tuesda,