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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24

nn Of the Conductors them In The
hat shall be the bes, that be procured By the most b
| srll outlay
Tb, LIPR OF FREDERICK THE GRBAT esmpeDeed pres
Number for about 10 the January Nun
Novel BY the Author Of Gay Hvibgons
Editorial win record Of the tines 10
social literary scientific ard political sspeeL Pcr the Eos
Scientific Record eIpress cooperation Of members Of The BuhsO
nan Institute Washington has been seufed and proposed that
shall Of Itself be complete Yearbook fScience
The Publishers therefore confident that the favor which has hire
tofore been awarded will still Be continued
TERMS FOR HARpERs MAGAZINE. WEEKLY. .Dd BAZAAR
sfGt1sS One On: ecS S T One On:
u,spsEs SOpI AZ pr WEEKLY and HaRpgRs
BAZAAR. for one yesr. Sls 70 or ssI two Tor 81 o.
From z7> Philadelphia Pres Not. "a. 1862
not even publishers viii deny that HARPBRs MAGAZINE The
which begun With the December Number bs
monthly periodical no. this country alone bot In the Bngh
language combustion Of circumstances have made 50 The pro-
petOs by capitals i conductors experienced
csptbs We illustrations and good The
sOBAy on sdOhp Advantage The number opens
With Life Of Frederick the Great" prOfuse illustrated which
through the Magazine for about THIS evidently from
peed will very seoeptAb In the opening Of the biography
ofPreet ebgrayn there seventeen Ia Beast
Bird and Fish eighteen UsiFsy Rowing Match" Ia lively
and detailed aocouDI Miss AuOks serial Brave Lady"
the Scientific Record" There three capital bOvss.ss
bat the thg psgane this month opening
10 the gssy ChsT IN which With rae, pepssge which u
rrsvey and ssby sRupg Mr. JeniiDss descriptions
HJaentbe ~
who was savage well cynical in hs satire pepesusy brssing
bueae, tbs Wheel wrote ehsDg a, good a, ia
TIME cheapest COLLECTION OF MUSIC
published Price 50 cent: A. regular music PsbhsA.R
SPARKLING GEMS
OF Song and Music ss sung By the
CHAPMAN SISTERS.
... Coniegtst
A LAYING DAUGHTERS HEART. BIZ Bale
OH ! WOULDN'T You LIKB TO KNOW. by husErs's
THE PARADISE or LOVE- By Bale.
"a. CAPTAIN JINRs. By uaclsgAn
UP IN A BALLOON. BY Hunt,
CHAMPAGNE CHARLIE By Alfred Lee
TAsSRLs ON THE BOOTS BY Coots.
. THR MAIDEN AND HER LlEEEr. ny h0ntgonHu
WALKING IN THE PARK BY Alfred Lee
LITTLE BLUE BUTTERFLY. By Hsfre
SING. BIRDIE. SING. BY wilhelm Cana
AHi 40 PURE. b. PlotOw.
ON IOHDER ROCK RECLINING. By Auber
list TO THE GAY CASTARRT. BY Bale
- P0ed on heavy With an elegant hthegaph cover
printed IN eolors / III - .t.|
Fourteen complete piece, 81 music prcs 30 oenta
RORT Al 'DRWiTT Publisher,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24

eiafbfrs.

AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER desires q
"A sITATION Dan Cssses Feneh German Esinrs
Sciences Mathematics COn.sn and Higher Engh,h &c Is able and
VIII furnish the best Of references Chh
furnish lady teachers Address W. u T. CRANsToUS
Bethany, Penn.
A GRADUATE OF one of our first class col
~ private
pups preferred Bee, references will be given Address j.. No
UnversiiJ place ..... .... ....
, 1869-05-21
CUBA

n Progislonnl Government Earnn.
slshod BY <he 1nEukEcnts-Loasea in
tho Reccrf RAtalo-Tho Inauryeuxs
Receive Reinforcement from Yu-
catun.
Nxw foxx. May ta.-An Hxsaua letter states
that Adsscca from the recent battle give tho lossea
extNelse hnndsed spanlards and ono thousand
Cahena. Another teitef, dated on the ltsb, etstes
ioss the Republic Of Cubs hAs been formally estab-
lshed " Congress held II Gucrmanu, au,ai,
torn Of the Central Department Of the hlanI'
about twenty IeaGucs cast Of Puerto rnuc1pe
Cexpedes Eas elected President OF the Rspu1iic.
and General QnesadA Commander-in-Chiet q the
naasa fsasss nsn ss,s A9e1 At W. has oeen s
Cespedes Issued . stirring proclamation on A.
beginning Me struggle With ne oppFessor. Cuba
has Assumed the solemn duff to conEummate her
Independence or perish IN the attempt, and tn CIV
Ing herReltsa democratic Eorerntnert shc oblgaies
heE1elf 10 become republican. THIS douhc ohu-
eattou contraet IN the presence Of ifce America.
before The liberal world and, hat il more before
our cwn consciences, signirc4 our determination
hefols1n rely for the contamination Of our inds-
date the republic y
Qucaata closes his proclamation to the Cuban
army thus: I'VE have to cnnlat with the ass.s-
klnB OF old women and OF children, With the1uut-
latoss u the dead, with ilolatora OF gold. Gu
bsnt, u sou would save your hnnor and that OF
liberty, be soldiers. The war ienAR you to peacc
And y happiness Inertia ,rsecipttates you 10
DMtortune and q diahonoI," -.
WASHINGTON, May m.-FTtvA:e afy1cts from
tuba arc natteftnE for the Insurgents They
have succeeded IN producing dissatisfaction and
u1ut1n! among tho Spanish troops, who are desert
INK IN large numberA The Instruction WAS also
s',Fcadtrg throughout the western part OF the
tAsanf t,ns thousand men, wc1i nzmet had snc-
ceeded. on The sth inat., In cGecaoR = landing on
The west eide Of the Island, hAslng leone from
iucalaa
Intotmsuon comes tEom reliable soarc ca Ia ua-
, 1869-05-21
OHIO.

luccndinry Flro MT Dayton, Ohio-A
HonrdinE House ContMtntnE 80
Inmates Hurncd-Onc Person XIII.
cd by JuMpinE from n Tlndog-
Several Supposed - be Buried in
the Ruius-Presa Exeur.kop at Ctp.
cinnul.
Special despatch TO The Cn.esso T,fsrne.
DArroE+ O, May n
Our city Is cursed With tic presence Of some OF
the greatest s1llisc; who ever xcat unhurz. Not
content VIII The desttocs,ou On SUNDAY las, OF
the pride OF our city. the Dayton Opera House. i:
q .os1 Of sume szp, zoo, thcy Att 1tsu engaged il
the:r ,pceodta1txEn. Tic Wtni&ucp oos.a-
mr. house. between Third AID Founn
sTret4 vs. destroyed By frc taa morning, The
an j.rokc out about 'c:oe1, sod was not dAcoy-
ffrt uuln II had eut OF The tSatfNt! which w1s
Inc opls means OF eE.tss frcE1 the building. II
was undoubtedly the ~urk OF a laceaAary,
There were tnl1! OF forty loasdess u tne hp1Ae
nt The time. number Of whom were l&dlcA One
rsa, who s,te1np,ed to esesre b humping out Of
. thtr,-stoyy window, broke biz back, and mas
= k,nce died. Ont .mAD, Who was In room Without
4 window, had 10 run through the dre. aaa -
dangerously bufped- 4 number Of the poafoe1s
.. who Ase missing arr supposed 70 Be burned 70
death. The coatred remains Of mao nanea
Wuftn2on hare beeu found In loe rulnA Tue losi
On the building was t1s,aoa Los oa personal
E1xvn4xn, NaI ,4a-Tro oA1sesa teil ROE
nEAs{9 t1rae1SF5, +su .at.suoeu: f1nEE Ms
, 4piEael bb&3s1 HF2 ENa0GY' icTed 81 GAM M
, 1869-05-21
sPDRTfNo. .
Reply OF Prof. Carme to Ru.
doIphe's Challenge.
The following hn been issued by Prof. caru,e
II reply TO Rodoiphe challenger:
FHyrs L.-@

The following has been issued by Prof, Csrua,
II reply TO Rudoiphe . Challenges:
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thai se1it the rahle already I.i1r. md Toa Tia
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S SiSn ~ ,.stisS ~ ts@s, .SoH : =
N axrrFacpt- souc .ehklcrfe Eut.s nc: Aad.
1sise siGta rasaa e & rGs H. 5auy a.
8 s. 70 Mna az y's'to kJ asS aaa ~ j. T. tSe wga hs
~ ti ss 4ssSs s.s
sh. e ao.t pessed to learn thc lget and te close up
fsI,h hess h.s iysE l*fSsc 1ui,
7nE POSITION or xAzTE2s. -
can be readily gathered from. The Abeve document
agsEesed at the h1ndA Of those ron whom he
haa reason 10 expect ia1s trsattaen. and. barring
s eiu.oa ce.sn1s tGgs Gs a. xh, Z 70 s &c
stakeholder In retalni1k. rsr 70 long time,
matches which were never played. Upon What
grounds-excepung the decision Of George
Wilkes. whom Gafsne regards as an enemy Aud TO
the stakeholder bascs the psop,tctJ d. holding on
70 tho money 70 long, II u atncult to conceive
The stakes should have been returned to their
became apparent that the matches had fallen
through The fact TINT Carnc has ncrcr rcE1tned
hs pait Of the stakes uust certainly he considered
just Erorlda ioT ftflsing TO lock up any mora
money until that matter Is adjusted II can, md
ought 10 be, arranged at once, 80 that the only
Formidable obstacle to the matches It
rrrseHt proposed may be removed. The
difference a to the make OF the
table can, and doubtless will be easily reconcllcd
BY toss, Il Rudoiphc really :" lneaus bus.neas ~
he ftems 10 do, without doubt Catme has ucw
committed h!niseu to thc promise That, tho old
otall once settled, he will play ttudoiphr for anr
amount, and It IL Altogether probable that auch
will be tac Termination Of the m1ttcF.
TIE CONTINENTAL HAf1-
which has hcca closed for Repairs during tho past
month or two, has changed hands. Mc.srs, John
". Co1n and Charles CurtB, both we'll known In
the billiard world, have taken hold o! the tnstitu-
ton and propose TO run II In splendid style. En-
erythlng has been brushed up and Ee|1ycnatcd
and the Continental, with it, thirteen Bunswtck
tabicF Is one OF the largest End nncss halls In the
city. It will be formally thrown open 70 the pub
lie on Saturday afternoon next, and In the even
Coon, Curtis and othcrs will be playet.
, 1869-05-21
QUINCY.

A burglary Which Did Not Pny-Iu-
dfttmcnt9 Gor M0rdcr-RnaC l1nll--
Favorable state Of the CFops-Ho
Peaches.
Quincy. Ill. May eA-Thc Farmers Atlla Of
tTukeu ppcn. rad twcuT uoila.s oountnlfett md
sixty cents xocd mouey oon1scated. roor pay
Tor the amount OF labor expended. :.
Tbc grand JURY, now IN BeAAlou. returned hllla
Of indictment against Bryson and Montgomery
Leach for nus1ier. They Viii he TIED iUDcdi-
atcl5. ...
Ooc uf our base b.ll cl1ha vt.ts Kcokuk to-uor-
row, and proposes playtng match game With the
Pioneer Club Of that city.
The wheat and ErAAs crop never looked amer
than at the present time. Unusually latEr crops
Of both arr expected to t,e harre*ted- The for
Ener, In tnc nouthcsn portion Of tho eounsy, Il Il.
ready beginning to head out Cora Is backward
In consequence Of the cnidncg Of the Bcaso1; but
little Il ret a1pove ground.
There Will not he d hushcl Of peaches raIsed in
the whole county, but al other fruits now pEusa!se
An abundant yleid.
, 1869-05-21
Tho Hyde Park Dummy.

The HIDE Park Dummy Railroad Will 50 into
operation to-day. The eArs Will run s1om the city
limits, on Cottage Gsore avenue, 70 Elm street.
and On Elm or r,ny-tith street 10 Hyde PzTk.
Tie company have determined to run c7zs Mt IN
.erysA. OF two hours, from a. n TO II T. N, the
last car leay1ng Rardolpa srecs II II p n The
fare on The dummy rosd will Be 10 caoth Ever!
care III te tsken to provide ample aeeommoda'
ton for rsSscure11, and the rusd promises to
prore a great convenience 10 pcrsohs hiring on
toe roulc and i, 1lJda Park II wGl a1So ee .
boon TO residents ef the city who wish TO breathe
tr1p to littt Park md wandering a.onE the bcau'
tIu! shore OF the lake,
, 1869-05-21
GtnAt Lind Sa1n.

One Of The most exsenstre sales Of real estate ID
Sh1Aso sill ec made June IL ne1t, By orter OF
hcn. Aosauo seymour. c1ecu,os Of tho estate Of
Nsny eeynous. Of TticA Scw York, aud Judge
T. C. l1tns fycef, administrator Of the estate OF
Jeremiah P7,ee, OF Cn.cs9e> Tot rsppesty com
pstses so1oe OF tae best a.1d most cho4ce lands
within the city OF CtseAso- The eale Hll oe m1de
Co, At shet. Srzcaoua roen7z. No4. q :, md II
Randolph stfees- They arr row preparing she
plats, with ful description of LIE p.opesty. Witch
Witl b ready Ia : lev tATA Tha rfopssty, 81
@rFrn cJ 4Asy,..e. sS>.Rea C-..e: s SssEsti q
SflRAts3r sE4 rx1at ~ 1csA4- : 81 :. =; Z
, 1869-05-21

not hnueh injured. Csuae, the giItng way II
ec4dnldtng.
Ctsc,HSar, Aa9 so-The desesasn aud netu-
6ef1 OF the Western ABsorzstod lTths, after the
nnal adjournment OF the meeting. at O'Clock.
aa4 astsrnoon, 1n1de m exca,nion N carriages 10
eptlag gGfore Cemetery And Clifton
After midnight. thib morning, J&mda Joana Wa
ahos dead II Falmouth, ~, by A. J: Hal, whose
house he WIS attempting TO enter. 1ones resided
nnAE Falmouth Why he exhibited thil al1anzr
eqndpes IL unexplained - no u Of hlgn respects
billy Hal Ii Sounz lawyer OF excellent char-
ter. he WIS eIoaera1ed at tne Cotona1T inquest.
yeass u Axe, s~n VI = colafsttsr On the CAfoa4ax,
3eil OF MhArf bost above the hftd9e this evening
and drowned. Liz body Is not yrs found Ut !
O'Clock . ~
Barney Goldsmith committed suicide last night
BY drowning.
Wm. Prter, tanitor Of school building, fell dead
steve1lpE from hemot1hAge Of the lungs while 81
WutT.
, 1869-05-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The UeaAos~ Why-Onc Of thc most
my1terioas murder. In the annals Of c7,pc CON.
mltted In America va that Of the taking % +
fali of Issz inc tnctdcIt> attendant upon thi1
murder nc R17cn At somc ,ta III The article "A
stfanse Story taken from tha eola@rs q the
NewbeIV Daily journal OF April .HtL- "a Sn!s In.
decd ardnrt story, Will. perhsps be discovered
the reason Thy tie publication Of tbs remarkable
reEelat!ou, The Dead Letter, has been en1ot1ea.
But this act on the part Of oyeT zealous ff!enls
will fall to prevent the reissues proposed: 4nI this
u 10 inform the reading anu Interested public IL tat
the romance, as heretofore AdvcErtsed. ant as
o'i'iHaRy tr5ltten, viii poainyely be gwen tn the
columns Of the ILLUMINATED WESTERN
WORLD Al an cnt1y day. The edition commcuc-
Ing the story Of The Dead Letter viii be accompa-
nted with beautiful Cartoon pY!hted In Oh Coz
OF, Of "Ope1a BouEe On the RnIaag Deep" l0x1a
tncbcs In kze, IN which the artist has Introduced
eeyeEal we'll known chagaetess.
, 1869-05-21
INDIANA,

TWO Young Womcn Mt New Albany
Attempt TO Commit Suicide by
Taking morphine-Thcy Full Of
Their Object, hut arc Determined
10 Make Another Trlnl-Adjutnne
General Appointed.
Special Despatch TO The Chicago Tr1bu e
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 20.
Yesterday morning Mss HuIda Dawson and
Mn susic Lee MCGOWAN. OF New Albany, lad,
each aged about 10 yeass, procured eight
grt.ua OF morphine each, and, last night utter
wHung letters to shctr friends, announcing
their iniennon 10 commit suicide, md
praying fcryently for some time, swallowed
inc poison. AZ Daylight this morning they were
discovered III thcr tocm In I'll almost i1elcss con-
dillon. Medical Intention was promptly secured,
Miss Dawson had been scduced by Elisha Jackson
an cnrioye OF tho New Albany Roll
inSem!il M and That that he had Tcarlcd
nsd been scduceti b Thomas AtGowsn, and the
fact coming TO the know hedge Of her r1tcnda he
WAS forced TO mari! her, bat deserted her shortly
aftef~ard. The girls hAd been companions 4,nce
chtlfhoo*i and hid concluded to die together, anil
although frustrated in this attempt they e1press
their discrimination to commit suicide at the nrst
opportunity.
fSplaxATrL1s May 2a-Cenc7al james c.
l!can candidate for Congress In the Ftrst District
place Of General W. H. II. Tcrr1,l, who has
lion Of Third Assistant Postmaster General
II Warrington General TctriN started to
washington tonight to LOOK AFTER tho work con-
few weeka on brief leave Of absence. General
Veatch, who Ia a most worthy gentleman, and
WHIP viii MAKE popular Officer, took Possession
this evening.
tEtct for the month Of April amounted to $iaGpoa
Hall OF faB amount ca NE fruln incomes.
, 1869-05-21

Billiard Mntch for tho Cham pton-
ship Of WtsconaAn.
MANSON, Wts, May 9o.-Tne1e was q match
Fsmc ol billiards here last night between Adam
klceser, Of Madison md y. " scascs, OF Fond
Nu Lac, for the championship Of Wisconsin The
champion enc Wa won by k1ecscr, the score
standing: ktecser. 1880 10 70 for seavcs. The
length Of the game was four honrs- Thr largest
run made t'S kIecscr Wa lc2, and BY Sewer, IL
, 1869-05-21

they win be pleased to show tnet trtends one Of
tho most cosnplete assoztnents OF goods IN tnaIr
most elegant And cozy pAces Of buztnesa lDaatnn-
blf. Win ctcrJ facility II hand md d fnIl
knowledge Of what the young men Of Chica1p ro-
1utre tn the nztser o1 head-dzees, 10 bespeak for
tletn ifhefl nairQnsSH.
, 1869-05-21
Window Screens.

" I6QNH 6Hk6803* =.
Tne snnoJsnecs Of sprtng and summer, socn -
1les mosquitoes, dsss, ETC., can be ouvtased oy
rdae the wire window screens manufactured b.
EEans ca, M. qs1 lake rt,e-t rne>~ ran IN
obtatned n alteeu 10 fty cent? Rfoo+ md II taey
eMp@U no czaTascz1, buyerH can Bate the cou.
misx1ous paid 70 agentk They al1o Manufacture
summer houses, t1eIllses a1d yeraodahs and
landsfape MIrs1s tof EaloauI. -
, 1869-05-21
;MEMPEIs,

Hntth, tonight u perfect encceaA The e,t+
beauty aoG wefa q os'r CITY arc paying tntlr tc-
spccts to HI. coltA1, vito ned AEte<.
, 1869-05-21

Running Rnccs at Lexington, EKy.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LEXINGTON, Ky.. May 81.
TIE fourth days raec. which came o1 over the
course to-day was splendid one, 1t was one OF
great excitement and enthusiasm, which stln tn-
crcaseN- The weather WAS fnc- The rAcc WAS
two mics heats, free for all HEee.
Fard'a b. NJ Noedford Belize -............. : l
Louda + Jatksau's ch. c. Dick JAeksou-... dist
Swsc11 h. T. Ronnt:tA A:...:,-...........--.
Met3ra.h'a II. r. HLddy Malone, ....-..... +, o.
Ahys ch. {. Nae l4a.oln. .....,.........-. dis.
1imc, III s:toH~ t:uA md 3A1k.
, 1869-05-21
NApRJEn-
DIED.

VgRURN-MAE1E-1nT Tcsrr Hsntn, Ind. May Is by
thc Hev. j. }. W4aFe- Mr. &tepten u Btncn. o1 MIDI
son, "a and h!ss May r.. daughter Of Via IL Ma-
, 1869-05-21

Dntchcr's Dead Shot for I1ed.FsuRs.
Now Ii the season to commence using It., and
make a thorough determination Of these toru,eut-
ors Of our nightly rest Tr! H. and sleep In pesce
Paper 1annKInKs and Window
ShadFa, latest EtJlesA Paints, ola gl4ss and
hrusnca, Al +. E HgbJ y, 81 Randolph street
, 1869-05-21

A Pain In Left Chezt Under tho
shoulder blade indicates catarrh. Csc Wolcotth
Anuhilator. In ptnt bottles Il. and get cured fou
can Try 1t free at 1S9 South Clafx street. Chicago
puYAte rpoMk. -,
, 1869-05-21

Tho Jumper TnF SoAp II the best
toilet soap evtr ade, as tt may bo used with tn
puntty by ladies' with thc ost tender skins; II tha
same time 1t II lnTal1ablc as remedy for plmples,
rough or ehapPeti hands and vi cuta1eous diseases
where other soaps cannot be used without ass1n-
satinG TIC mataiy and etrtnT rntn tn the patient.
Manufactured By Casscu, IIaxar, Co, New
York
, 1869-05-21

Unxurpnseed ~ !m ported nFticies.. ;
not BuTTassod In quality BY the best imported AZ
ucles,-ChyfRLdn In:suigeneeT.
, 1869-05-21

no 4 sA1E-ss115 FEET on 1ED1ANA.Av.,
r. n.car Donglss-p4Ac fronting ta4t. Also lots
fTeuti1 west "a Michigan. .av. "a The locality
Thee 4 offered II prices that make thea great
heSsstn U tht purchaser In view Of the substantial
fmrsp1rsa eat7 nor being made 4 taas nessbo;hoed
tfr rrIsns ~zst Il pa:n that thrrr can he down.
Wasd tfnJer> = 70 uese lots. ORLAN YAGSR~ Room
, 1869-05-21

T%QR sAlE-BY J. L. STEAD l. co, no. . La
It SAllr RI .....
WEL9ST.-41xsI to alley. ftnnt:cf wees, between
NatiAon And Aonros.sa. Tit. rropsrtT IL odttra
At = price thAt nj akes II . k~,d Investment.
MADISON 81. !aaxlao to 4ofaot e,uFt, between Wells
and Rf1nkHn-st1 AAsesGNenta fuf partn9 both
strret md cotrt paid.
WABASH tcet e7st frunt, to alley. with good
v hAfu dam nd II Nm,
, 1869-05-21

E11o pFKr-6tW PIANOS, u PEE AQS1H;
atIsr6 hxaa p&aqar fEsr1 - - " PtAens Gst
80 hsN ~-c,Cs f.x a:le - iE2 PAs 49, = -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-11-11
IOWA ITEMS.

Concerning the Clark tragedy a,
Edenville, Marshall co, letters state tina,
Mrs. Clark came home last Friday
night about Il o'clock. There arc two
stories-one that she came to her father
in-law's g. v. Clark's) house, and one
that she came to her own house. Both
agree that the first that was seen Of her,
she opened the door 10 come in, and on
seeing her father, she opened the door
to come In, and Oh seeing her father
who was there, she attempted to run;
but was hhally SECURED. She appear.
to be perfectly wild. Nothing can be
got out of her In regard to the murder.
She has asked several times for her
children, aud does not appear to realize
that they are dead. Where she has
been. or which way she came from does
not appear to be known.
The citizens of Story county assem-
bled in considerable numbers At Nevada,
few days ago, for the purpose Of lynch
ing certain alleged horse thieves, In the
custody Of the Sheriff, but better coun.
sci prevailed, aud they dispersed.
The building of the bridge over the
the Missouri at Council Bluffs and Oma-
has been suspended. Tubes have been
driven down seventy feet without fnd-
ing solid bottom.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-11-11

THAT PERIODICAL DlPpER. Custom.
are said to become quite as binding rs
laws. It's undoubtedly true, as custom
Is first cousin to fashion, and every
one knows that fashion is absolutely
memorable. This to introduce the state
ment that it is custom fully establish
ed-establishcd by usage 50 venerable
that the mind Of man runneth not to
the contrary-for the ADVERTISER
office to bo presented periodically with
u new tin dipper by Emporium" Ham
mond. The periods Of these presenta-
tions are fixed by the endurance Of ,erch
successive dipper. "Emporium' keeps
bright stoves aud bright tinware. He
comes into the printing Office. He then
observes All old, battered, rusty, leaky,
shhky, sickly, debilitated tin dipper,
that has outlived its usefulness rs AN
honest water carrier. He goes hcme to
the Emporium" Soon there comes
from thence to take up an abode in our
water pail, bright new dipper, with
all THE good features that new clippers
are known to have.
Why don't he make us visit
now
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-11-11
JUST received, . iine lot OF travelling
and work baslets, at Schmucker's.
MrRRIl1ACK prints i2l cents At VIM.
Dean B Cos.

ARREsrED.-One Mcdonald was
taken into custody by the Sheriff last
Friday evening for disorderiy conduct,
and conducted tojail. He WAS strong
and mulish and did not conduct very
easily, but the Sheriff with two assist
ants succeeded in persuading him by
dint Of steady lifting. He surrendered
his arms, which consisted Of pint bot
tlc twv thirds fuii Of aici,oiasl et-ensiy
favored with wintergreen rather a
warm beverage for mild weather.
The same evening Mr.. Ed. Hatch
was brought before Justice Sweet
charged with taking his firewood from
the wrong pile. He tried to explain
this apparent mistake and succeeded "a
well that the Justice fined him S. and
costs. Mr.. Hatch il = colored man who
must learn that being voter dues not
give him any general interest in his
neighbours wood piles; and If all com.
plants are Just there are some parties
in town who have been voters longel
than he, who need the same lesson.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-11-11

8xHoUs ACCIDENT.-Mr. Whan, OF
thlsplacs, , member of the firm Of
Whan 4 Adains, Groccrs, met with =
serious accident at ClArthce on Sunday
evening last. He LETT Chicago that day
upon the through express train, which
only stops once, at Louden, between
Citation and Cedar Rapids. Wishing to
get "a at Clarence upon his way home,
he seqsested the Conductor to have the
train allowed, J" and understood him to
proaaiss that It should b done; aud, In
deed. he docs not know but that Il was
do'ae, but not sulllciently for his pur-
pose. A. tho train neared the town he
pla1sd hin'sclfon the platform OF tho
rearcar and cautiously stepped Oh back
ward. This was the last he knew until
be found himself walking hatless down
thstTask. After recovering his hat he
wsadsssd into the south part az town
without set knowing what was the mat
tor or where he was going. He was
here mst by m acquaintance who took
him to the hotel aud sent for . physi-
clan. Judging by the time be was found
he must have lain Gu the track al hour