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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-30
Ordinance No. 81.

AN ORDINANCE regulate nOn- reSident
Hack Drivers and Carriers Of Passen-
gers for hire. ~.~
Z LIST. Be Il ordained or tie Mayor
and Council Of the tom Of Upton, That
it shalt be unlawful for any non-rest-
dent person, partnership or corporation,
owners or drivers Of hacks or other ve-
hicles for the carriage Of passengers
for hire, to have and run or drive by
himself, his agent, or any other person,
anv iylek OF cthey veAicle for the car
rage Of passengers for hire within, or
to aud from the town Of Upton; Or for
any such nonresident person, partner
ship or corporation, to carry any pas.
senger or passengers for hire within
said town without fast applying fbr
and obtaining from the Mayor of said
town license therefor.
3 Ind. That before any such non.
resident person, partnership or corpo ra-
ton shall carry any passengers or engage
in the business Of carrying passengers
for hire within, or to or from said town,
he or they shall obtain license as afore
said from the Mayor Of said town, and
pay therefor the sum of not less than
five dollars nor more than twenty dol.
lars for each such hack or other carriage
per day.
Z Sd. That any such person, partner
ship or corporation violating the first or
second sections Of this ordinance shall
be fined twenty five dollars, by the
Mayor OF said town, for each offense, aud
all costs of prosecution.
4th. This Ordinance being deemed
force from and after its publication in
the Upton ADVERTISER
H.. G. CARR, Mayor.
G. A. LoNGLEY, Recorder.
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JUSTICES CoURT.-A case of assault
was tried last Saturday, before Justice
Sweet, wherein the complainant, q wo-
man named Sarah Lowe, coming short
time ago from Ireland, found him who
had been her husband before leaving the
sod, living in Springfield township, this
county, with another woman. Wife
No. one, upon making this discovery,
took her traps, went to the recreant
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PRTCES.-A FAIR OFFER.

send the retail price, Washer al Extra Wrncer -
and will forward either or both machines free of
freight, places where no one Is selling and so sure
we that they will he liked that agree tn refund
the money if any wishes to return the machine
free of freight after months trial, according to d
reCttons.
No husband father or brother should permit the
drAigery n washing with the hands, fftytwo days u
the year when II can be done better eNpeti
tfosy with labor. and injury to the garments
by D,iy Clothes Washer and IL Universal Wringer.
Canvassers with exclusive right Of sale make mon
ey fast selling them. .
Sold by dealers generally, to whom liberal discounts
are made.
X. G. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
37m6 ~ Cortlandt St., New York.
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The Suffrage Amendment.

The Suffrage Amendment.
The following list exhibits the States
which have ratified the Fifteenth
Amendment, those that have rejected it,
and tho ones that have not yet acted
upon it.:
Alabama-Nn action yet taken.
Ratified March 5, 1869.
California-NO action yet taken.
Connecticut-Ratified May Ii, 1869.
Acknowledgment March Is, 1869.
Florida-Ratified June Is, 1869.
Rejected March II, 1860.
Illinois-Ratified March 5, 1869.
Indiana-Ratitied May IA, 1869.
Iowa-No action yet taken.
Kansas-Ratified February q, 1868.
Kentucky-No action yet taken.
Louisiana March !, 1860.
Maine Ratified March II, 1869,
Maryland-N0 action yet taken.
ssachusetts-Ratitied March l., 1863,
Michigan-Ra Ratified March 6, 1869.
Minnesota-No action yet taken.
Mississippi-No action vet taken.
Missouri-Ratitied March 2, 1860.
Nebraska No action yet taken.
Nevada-Ratified March l, 1860.
New Ratified July l, 1869.
/ New Jersey-No action yet taken.
New York-Ratified April IA. 1859.
North Carolina-Rstified March 5, 1869,
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GRAND Consecutive are authorized
to announce that the fine concert which
was given Wednesday evening at the
Congregational Church by Mr.. J. c.
Wallace, assisted by number " accom-
plished musicians and the celebrated
pianist aud organist, Prof. +. a.
Cherrier, will be repeated this Thurs
day. evening at the same place, with All
entire change Of programme.
The instruments used ut this concert
are the same exhibited by Mr.. Wallace
at the Go. Fair now in progress-the
celebrated Schumacher Piano, and Bur-
dett Combination Organ. OF these in
struments it is useless to say anything
In praise 10 those who have heard their
wonderful capabilities evoked by the
skillful hands of Prof. Cllerrier. To
others we may say that the verdict Of
good judges verywhcre puts these in
struments at tho top of the list in point
of excellence and elegance. The Bwr,icN
Continuation, beyond question, excels all
competitors in its wonderful capabilities
for power, extreme delicacy OF sound
and all the grades of expression between.
Mr.. w. also shows the Celeste organ, u
Burdett, but of far less compass than
the Combination.
Prof. Cherrier is first class piano
tuner, and his services may be secured
Mt reasonable rates while he remains in
town. Persons having instruments will
do we'll to avail themselves Of this OPP
portunity to have them perfectly in
| tune. ~ +. t## s
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RRANDRETH'S PILLS.

They remove all bad accumuations from the bowels,
md purify and inviGorate the system All whose
health is not perfect owe it to themselves to take few
doses Of Brandreths pills because the seeds of decay
are constantly eradicated by their and the prin-
cipls Of life confirmed, thus giving viGor of body and
mind to period when we have been used to see the
falteriRg step and the enfeebled intellect.
General Paez the distinguished liberator of Venezu-
ella, says he has used them his only medicine fof
thirty years. with the most satisfactory results.
Fer Costiveness. Dyspepsia and as a Family sied
cine they unriyalled
Daniel l. Tenney. ESQ.,, Aston Horsse, New York
cured by Brandreths Pills Of Dyspepsia and Costive
ness when all other means used had failed
A gentleman, whose father died Of Consumption al
q years was also attacked, when about .. by the dis
ease. lie had cough night sweats, and general debii
ity. Doctors recommended cod liver oil, but he vast
ed away. At last he determined to Brandreth'
Pills. In two months they made him sound man.
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AUTHORIZATIONS NOTICE.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that the
L undersigned has this day been appointed
and com issioned by the Circuit Court of &C.
tor of the Estate of J. =. Fassett, deceased; and
all persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to file them with the Clerk
to, and within legal time, preparatory to their
being allowed or proved; and persons owing
said Estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the undersigned, aud avoid costs.
Dated at Upton, Iowa, this eleventh day OF
September, \. d. 1862
~ Nv o. Il. FASSETT, Administrators.
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REPUBLICANS will remember the
Township Nominating Caucus next
Saturday afternoon at three O'Clock.
Nominations are to be made, we believe,
for I'll the Township offices except the
member Of the Board.
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q. p. INGMAN aivertises this week,
his new stock Of Fall and Win
ter Millinery and Fancy Goods
With the large stock he keeps to choose
from, and Mrs. Ingman's skillful fingers
aud eminent good taste, ladies will
always have their wants In the Millin
cry line perfectly supplied at Ingman's.
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-op--Theformer members Of the ed Regi.
ment OF Iowa Volunteers held Reun-
ion at Iowa City on Wednesday Of last
week. They are represented as having
bod splendid time. Letters were read
from Governors Stone aud Merrill, Gen.
Ed. Wright, Gen. n. Is. Baker and 9th.
ers, Hearty hand shaking, ditto eating
and good time generally was the order
Of the day.
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ENTExTAiNMENr at the Court House
Thursday and Friday evenings.

A WARNING to fruit thieves was given
one light last week by DR.. Turner,
who fired couple Of shots after, not at
so,pe sneak whom he discovered in his
grape arbor. The DR.. says he was not q
toy, but full grown man; and the way
he bounced the picket fence and ran
zig-zag to- dodge the bullets after the
first crack Of the pistol, should lie All
cffectual caution to all miserable garden
<iepredators.
d" GOTO the 5. s. performance at the
Court House.
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PROPOSALS,

TN accordance with a resolution passed by
/ the Board Of Supervisors OF Cedar county,
at the September Term, lseH,, proposals will I've
session Of the Board for painting the Court
House. Proposals fof the work on the cupola
and upon the remainder Of tho building to he
made separately. Right to reject all bids re-
served.
&c. Belts, Auditor.
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HOUSE AND TWO LOTS
EIGHT acres Of Timber Land
FOR SALE CHEAP.

f1Nhe undersigned offers for sale fine two
/ story brick house, with paved cellar, and
two lots, well located in Upton. In connec.
ton with the above, there IL good barn, els
tern, well and fruit trees consisting of pears
apples and cherries, aud shrub,ery In album
dance. The above is one OF the most des abc
residences in Upton.
Also eight acres OF Timber In Virginia Grove
four II, lies east Of Upton. Price tor the entire
property, s2,TW. Terms. one half cash and
cent.
For further Information. enquire Of
80 s. /. SMITH.
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CAN'T SEE IT.-"R. Co." in the last
Mechanicsvi!le Press, lucubrates as fol-
lows:
1--WE have discovered the opposition
Of the advertiser to the people Of this
County voting direct for the candidates
of their choice, Ivy suppressing some Of
the doings of the Republican Conven-
ton ON that subject"
Now we do not just see through. the
above statement, and would like to ask
couple of questions: First, what
"doings Of the Republican Convention"
II. G. suppressed; and second, how he
discovered the opposition Of the AID
vERrIsER" by squelching some Of the
".ioings" of the convention?
This is not all of II. G.'s communica-
ton, the point Of which we fail to see ::
but not wishing to appear captious, we
will not particularise in any more in
quiries, but just quote the following
sentences aud respectfully ask in gen.
erai sort of u way what they mean, any
how:
''This il the peoples government, and
they are the sOvereigns and foot the
bills, and their interest aud happiness
depend on it's honest administration /;
and, are they to he deprived Of their
rights Of selecting honest officers Them
selves, and the vote of the last republic
can convention Of Cedar county declaring
them the right All assumption Of the
delegates of amy power delegated them
by the people. The people should elect
them to retiracy and select their own
candidates. and the trouble to the people
complained Of attending the primary
, elections, all 'moonshine.'
Stock ACr.-In accordance with al
act of the Twelfth General Assembly OF
the State Of Iowa, aud a resolution pass
ed at the June Session Of the Supervi-
sors Of Cedar county, Iowa, as follows:
Resolved, That the adoption Of the
provisions Of an act passed by the 18th
General Assembly, entitled IAN act to
protect crops against the invasions OF
stock" be submitted to the legal voters
of Cedar County at the next general
election.
Notice is hereby given that at the
general election on the second Tuesday
in Octobss. the adoption ofthis act vii
be submitted to the voters Of Cedar
county-in pursuance Of which ther,
may be written or printed upon each
ballot cast either Of the sentences follow
ing, to-wit: ''For the Stock act,
against the Stock act"
J. c. BELTS, County Aud.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONAL Accord
ing to announcement, fewof the faith
full gathered in Convention at the Cour
House, last Saturday afternoon. No
having been present, we can give NJ
report Of theirproceedings which, how
ever were short and to the point-th
nomination of a ticket. The nominees
80 far as we have been able to learn, ar
as follows:
For Representatives., Jno. Culbertso1
and Festus Deyo; for Auditor, Samue
Wampler; for Treasurer, w. II. Sharp
for Sheriff, Fred. Hecht; for Surveyor
n. Halter.
So many names we ascertained b.
patient inquiry, and if there is
Democrat in town who knows whs
constitutes the remainder Of the ticke
we failed to hear Of him.
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BITTEN BY Doc. "A small son of J.
onropshire's WIS one day last week bit
ten througl both lips by a rat terrier,
which he was playing with or playuing
while another lad was encouraging the
dog BY telling him to ''sick 'em.n
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&; srrrlI!--AM who are indebted to
Sam Wirick, are hereby notified that by
efYecting settlement before the 18th Of
1,ctoher costs will be avoided.
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For SALE-a good bargain. Rev. d.
l.. Hughes offers his brick house, with
Two choice corner lots, aud eight acres
OF good timber land for sale Immediately
-chear. See advertisement in another
ool,nnu. For further Information call
on 8. l.. Smith, Esq.
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1lf Tiptou 9arertiser.

- aav.rts,ers,--Ant rasaient Local and Special
- - transient Advert bsments, m6st be paid
: - Is ADVANCE to SECURE insesttsn 80
E,.at1iea Notices tr 4dverttlensntrinE the Local
m Wif Be charged cucens Per me, e&cf lnser-
,LsErrvs..s IL. FEE-s~ I'll 80
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THE Burlington Hdvk-eye contains
the following item, which is certainly
news to us, and also, we think, to every
one In Upton: 2au
"A little girl, nearly two, years old,
daughter Of Robert and Carrie Burrows,
living In Upton, fell into an open well,
aud when found soon after was dead.
The neck was broken by the fall" ns
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-30

81 THE DATE of the commencement Of
the Upton Union School is yet un-
known. A coroner's jury ought to be
esnpannelled to sit Oh "those seats" for
u does not look rs If any one else
would ever have q chance.
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DOTY'S WASHING MACHINE,
Universal Clothes Wringer


Improved with ROwEILs PATENT DOUBLE too
WHEELS. and the PATENT STOP, are now unIusstion
ably far superior to any apparatus for washing clothes
ever inventt and will savc their cost twice year by
saving labor and clothes.
Those who have used them give testimony as fol-
lows
I'VE like machine much; could not be persuaded
10 do without IT, and with the aid OF DOty we feel that
we are masters Of the position Rev L. Scott lsi-
ut is worth one dollar a week in any h.mny."-IN.
Y. Tribune
I'm the laundry Of my honse there h = perpetual
thanksgvng on Mondays for the invention u REV.
Every week has given IT stronger hold upon the
affections Of the inmates Of the laundry Il n. " OBJ
II heartily commend Il to economics Of time mon
ey, and cDntentment. "-fRev. Dr. Bellows
"FrieEf hyty-YONf last Improvement OF your
Washing Machine r. complete success. assure
you our MAchlne ater years USE IL thought more
ftOday than ever and would not he parted with ul'
der any circumstances" SCION ROBINSON .
Your Washing pachine has been In daily tEe IN
our laundry and the housekeeer presses herself AS
greater amount Of work, with less labor and does not
wear the clothes near 10 much rs the old nlson'sl
w.ssl-bOar. by using It, lanndress II dispensed
with VIM NJ. +. Round. superintendent OF imam
Department VI 81. GATHERINGS Nursery. n. y Cuy.l
AFTER constant use Of the UNIVERSAL CLOTHES
WRISaER for more than four years In our family, l
authorized by the powers that he to give u the
most unqualified praise and tn pronounce an ndis
penSabe part of he machinery OF housekeeping ouf
servants have always been willing to use it. and al
ways have liked .'- Henry Ward 1cccher'As
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SHIELDS Davenport WOODEN goods at
Deans.
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PLEASANT and profitable to attend
the +. s. performance At the Court
House.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-30

THOSE beautiful plaids for Bedoin
wraps can be found ut VIM. Dean & Co.'S.
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W ALL Of VIM. Dean Il Co.'S. new fall
goods have arrived; call and see them.
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If YOU,vote, you must register.

SLAUGHTER PENs.-Go see them at
Adler's Big Boot. He literally slaugh-
tiers goods. t
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- A FINE assortment ofla,nps and lamp
shades, beautiful and cheapat Schn,uck-
ers. ~
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ii A FRESH lot of cat meal, pearl barley
sagO, and gelatin ut Schinucker's.
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THE New fire-proof vault, the build
ing Of which was authorized at the last
meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors, is
rapidly progressing towards completion.
1t Is located between the offices in the.
Court House now used respectively by
the Auditor and Sheriff, with an en-
trance from each, but is designed more
particularly for the safety Of the records
s0f the first named office.
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STILL To Ike had at Schmucker's, sue
cessor I" Hall & Schumacher, fresh
drugs, patent medicines, perfumeries,
tcilet Swaps, brushes, oils and all the va
rious articles belonging to the drug
lillc.
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Music AND tableaux at the s. S. En-
teStainment.
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A PLEASANT evening ut the Enter
tainment.
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ATTEND the Sabbath School CONCERT
Thursday aud Friday evenings.
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The following
statement Of collections made for the
month of August by N. Boardman, col
lector for the Second District Of Iowa,
is taken from the Lyons Mirror:
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MINIsTERIAL APPOINTMENTS At
the Upper Iowa Conference which met
at Independence, the following appoint
ments were made:
Rev. J. NJ. Rankin, Presiding Elder
Of the Iowa City District; Rev. U. Eber-
hart to the Upton charge; and J. W..
Kynett, Bethel aud Red Oak. The
Conference adjourned on Monday morn
Ing.
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DIALOGUES and charades at the S. s.
Entertainment.
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oTRC06lsfI6N AND ltS1UMPhS Is Tic
title Ola book that il about to be given
to the public from the pen Of the we'll
known merchant, manager, banker,
lecturer, author, and Snowman on two
continents" p. T. Barnum. This Is
sure to be one Of the taking" books
containing as it does tho story Of forty
years Of his varied experience, told in
his racy, piquant style that never fails
both to entertain aud instruct almost oil
classes Of readers. It Is published in q
large octave volume Of nearly 500 pages,
containing thirty-three elegant full page
engravings, by Messrs. J. b. Burr 4 Co.,
Of Hartford, Conn.,, and is sold only by
subscription. ,
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THE ADVERTISER and Chicago Week.
~ Post for too dollars and ~ cs'sts.
Special and very low rates Will b given
next week, DR. other valuable periodicals
dubbed with the ADVERTISER.
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Roofing and Spoutilg

NY pris,ctvul hand has wrrk I'll Serty , sArs nj
the business; his name h WIN. H., AA NJ
00ND n food sort Of q man, ready fir any
thiH9 that c0sssea along. MY GRf.tTEMIp~
RErMwill be found In the VIRGIN EIDfk,
Upton Iowa, where will I've happy To sn'i,e on
N.Y. sas anM n;,, t"s along MIN f""r
Ing you with my go,sis In exchange for tlte,n.
Nyl VIM. III. HAMMOND.
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John Deering, IT,, l.. L. b., will de-
liver, before lyceums and literary socie-
ties, during the coming lecture season,
his lecture OF give years in Washing
ton; a record of Personal experience in
Peace and War" Thy topics of which
1t treats, possess a deep aud abiding in
terest for all classes of the American
people. The author will give reminisc-
ences, grave a',d gay, Of the persons
and events that have made the National
Capital NJ conspicuous during the last
lew cvemtfui years. lie has been con-
slant resident of Washington, for the
yerioi Of which he writes, and is inti-
snately acquainted with the subjects of
his discourse. .:...-.
I4yceu,ns aud societies, whose limited
means require it, can secure his services
mt moderate rates. lie can be addressed
ut the Treasury Department, Washing
ton, u. G.
ADMISSION to the Entertainment u
cents.
-----------------
THE larges, aud best variety Of dress
goods can be found ut Deans.
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SUBSCRIBE for the ADVERTISER.