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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-11-24
:. l.. LONGLEY, EDITOR.
Upton. IOWA:
iowa Southwestern.

Two Iowa City Gentlemen, Messrs.
Geo. j. Boal and Jno. 7. Irish recently
made u trip from that place to the Miss
ouri line, for the purpose as stated by All
article in the Press describing the trip
at length, "uf ascertaining the chances
for such local aid as will warrant the
extension 9th road beyond Oskaleosa
in the direction Of st. Joseph They
visited all the points along the proposed
line, meeting with the greatest encour-
agemeut-,he following resolutions
adopted Mt = large meeting held at
Charlton, Lucas Co., being identical
with the feeling manifested every
where:
Reso'tvd. That we do guarantee to the
Iowa South Western Rail Road Compa-
ny the right of way and four thousand
dollars per mile for each mile of its line
in Lucas Co. either by stock suhscrip-
ton or township tax or both, GU condi-
ton that said sum shall he paid As the
cars reach the townships where the
same Is subscribed or voted
II, COLES. res',.
r., l.. EnwARns, Sec'Y.
The Iowa City EtpGhic1n concludes
an account, Of the et,ar, Of Me>srs. Baal
and Irish rs follows:
They were assured that in
Missouri. from the Iowa line 10
-. ice, there would he no lack OF
means. They s,Sak in the highest
terms Of the country on their route. II
is highly cultivated and the people are
A.aRshN tfAaS~ a ss.Asss "a ,fr sss a
but are anxious IL DO their part 10 secure
taesn, and this Southwestern is jus, the
line they want II will he, on its entire
line. the nearest possible route 10 Chies-
So. It's enaud 10 he big thing. Let
anyone trace its course on the nap aud
they caaao; fail to see il. These will
lie Fortunate who secure il
Coaeern;ns this same trip the navea-
port Cast Item iSes thus:
Ii enthusiasm all along the line will
build a sallrasa. the Iowa Southwestern
Is sure Ia he built Instance the result
eta trip made by John i. Irish and
Gee. ], BoSl. in the interests Of the
compsoS. Al ooSaloosa, the people,
Iuailaat over the completion of the
IsatEa. road 10 their town. were ready
so Vo.e i tax for the Southwestern: at
Leon, IN n>'atur county. \ rou>ins meet
Ing was held. and resolution paS>si
ple>iglns the right of way and Sl,aa per
mile Through the county: -, Garden
Grove. same county, the township; right
al way was pledged. snd S+,oN per
n,ite Though the township; At Charlton
The same pledge for Lucas county was
made ihs! was received st Leon for
Decatur eo0nty. These are illustrations
- their experience wherever they
WENT
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For the Advertiser

OFFICE EIowA AGENCY,
FT. SILL. l. T..
Nov. 9th, 1870.
| George Washington, a Caddo Indian
who can speak little English. in an
swer to inquiries, has given me some
information as 10 their idea of the
origin of ten Of the Indian tribes.
He says that near the Red River,
below Shreveport, there is q hole out
of which came the first Indians Of the
tribes of Osages. Widhitas. Wacces,
KeechiS, Hienic>, Towae-o.nies, Cad.
does, and three tribes that have become
extinct. The Caddoes were the last TO
come out, and the good Spirit who made
them, gave the Cs,ido man when he
came forth some corn, watermelon
seed, gould seed and buns. The women
were 10 cultivate these, do the cooking,
drc>s the skins, &c. The men were TO
do the hunting.
The O>ase> went far to the north, and
I'm PROCESS of time became had and went
10 lighting the Caddces. On one ccea~
sion, AFTER the Cad,ioe> had got several
Usage Scalps, the Coed Spirit was 50
well pleased with them that he gave
them some ,olSa 60 seed.
He did no, know where the other
tribes o. Indians came from. but Is far
Is can learn the idea generally pre-
walls. not ouly among the Caddoes,
but the kiows>. Comanches aud others,
that the Gosa: Spirit above is their
father aud the earth is their mother.
After living long time near the
place where they first originated. there
MAS something made its appearance in
their village one day 81 very different
from any thing they had ever seen be-
fore tina, ii filled them with awe: inag-
lining tina; it had been sent down from
the Great Father above. They all
wanted to see the strange object, but
hssiia.ei about ventuSing too close TO
it. |, proved 10 be a Frenchman on
horseback. They had never seen. or
..eard OF either white man or horse
before. He told them that there were
great many otAmericans \ long way
TO the cas-, Of them. who were coming
this way. aud after while would Re
thick all around them. This they
di>helievei, thinking they were too tar
off 10 ever reach the Caddoe>. But they
have changed their minds on this IS
we'll as on many other subjects.
Many o. the Cadice> are industrious,
and wish 10 farm aud have schools for
their children. Their agent, Jonathan
Richards, will assist them in these
things As much ~ be can. ami / think
there is much room 10 hope tina, with
the blessing Of Cod, their vague and
suspicious ideas will give place 10 Intel
issnce aud religion.
lAwRlE TAvIM. Ind. Ag't
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IOWA ITEMS.

Ski, saloons in Sioux city.
Est,s, IsSnsr count. hs. ha,l s,5.ea
.,,,,,.,
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Sl,a,, ,hn,.h
n,x.nn,-t money ,oier office Sen,,s
MI, sSta1sn orders daily
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.,,,,t,},., - h,,,, Wv ,,,;,l ,h;s
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- 49,. 49,, -.
Ral> Fair 81 n.ka,,s,,, va. great
>lc>.se>>
7,,..l.t.-- ,s...-; ,..,,,. a., -.,r,s.,-.
n,nnn,a,.r ,-..~.,s,inn !, N,.-,-..,s
are p-rpar.u. fora Ch-.>.yas. Festival
It'll aid "a. .Atl- noble memorial enter
prise.
Gen. Wilson. O. the Esa.r>,segsl, is
hsea orSauizi"c local Oranges of The
Patrons If .iu>lantrv in III. ,,ay,h.
western rx,-; IL tie Stale.
Madison csuntx has Il I'll snf.sA%s.
tanI> sni uand 7cd ,hou~@ud dollar
Cour. Nna>e-iAe Latter b. s. l..4> tie
finest county building IN tia STATE
Rargets.> Hair Restorative.
Nas,, ,;,x ,,~r.,~ s., 3-....
w.st.ss, III an, 1r,,- s,,rA r,s,s
wh, wssr,, .prra., instead If ,hvSi-
,ssn n-,,.,rfl,,>s enn,m f,r /, rh,.
eanoness jury crf's'tTt'i the clerk next
day.
AVOID mischief, use Rarcei'>.
The holding ola Constitutional Con.
vsu,ioa IL revise the Organic Laws q.
Iowa. was voted down. according 10 The
official count, by majority nj II .aa!.
H.rra,., ! nnr>.,nal charm
Theirs enthusiasm along the line, .;
ths Southwestern, from, Clinton TO lows
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The Con-rs,ula,ory Proclamation of
King William, Of Prussia, TO his army.
is a fellows: Soldiers of the Coufed-
crate Armies: When. three months
since. We took the field, said God
would be with our jus. cause. That
this has beea fully realized, witness
Woe-sh, S.aarb-uck, Metz, Sedan. Beau
nloit. >s-a>lourg-each victory for
oar arms. t. you belons the merits
aui the glory. lou have maintained
all the virtues which g gscialls di>,in-
su.>h soldiers. With Metz. lie la>t
army u the enemy i destroyed. l take
this opportunity t. thank You sli, from
the Genera. to the soldier. Wha.eyeI
lie fa,are. loak forward 10 j; calmly
because Know tina. with such soldiers
Nses~Ty cA24at ..s..
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LATE NEWS ITEMS

rhvge were four inches Of snow At
Altoona, Pennsylvania Oh the morning
Of lie 18th,
The Russian war excitement: eon,in-
ue>, \ Brussels paper predicts sener-
81 war. and thai all the gDea: Powers
Will have tAeig agnlie. in the field before
laa lst {: January.
The late war news is we'll teld by one
.. the head lines over the Geographic
news III late daily: Ne one eau tell
anything a&ont Il"
f.ae - members Of the House thus
FAR s.eesei. 10 are Republicans. IS Dem-
orva.s. Snl independent, The next
United States Senate will stand; s. Re-
publieaDS, Is Iemocrais.
lis tie opinion ef The dealing New
York papers that the Eastern question
Will be settled y an European Cons0cSSs
without an appeal 10 arms. aud tina,
EGss a will se. Al! she asks.
Important. army movements are ia
prasress near Par,s. \ gua' hattie II
ar near Orleans, or between there and
Paris, may Re expected a; any moment
the issue Of which may decide the fs:e
ospagis. anl the question a.! lr.cI O.
continued war IN France.
\ Tours dispatch reports that the
,tfos. 10 bring a&oG. all aTiais,!ce
heswc<n FrAace a~1 Prussia Las been
renewed by the British Government,
with tue alvraNSl ii that II France,
On the ether hand. 4 rauos !gsu Berlin
states ;hatI1e early surrender e Paris
is p2e>al.e,
I. .sevident from faEt IGN Savics> thai
General TrncEa, i'll conjunction With the
army 81 the l.elra, Is making as>peE-
ate attempt - di>lodse the Russians
from their positions around Paris, and
break the siege, The French claim 10
have been already partially successful,
l,a. all official Pyu>s;aa dispatch reports
aFrench rerul>e with heavy losses.
Wa hias.> i>Es.eAes q the
lNah. give u renor: q sn interesting
statement Of tie Views al Hou. liza mil
ton fish, the Secretary OF Stale, III rrt-
crence 10 the pending la0op%an 4us>-
Iioas. lie deems Ii r0alas.e that The
Russian CONTROVERSY Will ee settled by =
Peace CaaS-xs> u the Powers ~.Aa. this
congress Mi. ~s>a ;ake in Aa.4I and
settle - p,&4>>a French War, aud that
This settlement; will lss ...v>eSS.s In the
establishment a. ,hs Republic,
Cnasaa. activity is reported in The
United States navy. oNi>Fs from
Washington require several q: the bs>'
var vessels to = speedily so' ready :<r
sersssx. Tia. ISL. Ina <sanacrtsoa with
the aersap;ars secsn 81 Atu.s,s, Met
ley fg>as l.suaoa, for tie reason, - Via
President Aiaa>slf declares. tia: tie
nsacry and ether controversies with
Gsras Britain anus: s~ 4. oacs brought
Is settlement. may mean something
eeesoas-
A .scssSa.isG .: prominent. officials
fneca New Nsxs1o have arrived il Wash
agsea u arS~ as>ea Csasr>s> The r.s>-
sge of "a acs admitting Ne@ Mexico s.
Ssatc into the Union. They els.u, she
cGatrr has over hundnsi ,aeesanl
X he laaaassanss. aud Is fully pre-
ssexs ssr ssims>ssea. They say ;ass:
lshsn . war AFTER tho TFsss-Ilsailaea-
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PEss.Sc notice is hereby given that the IN
1e-x2Els-a ksa> fas~ day hT<Es appointed and
cc-n m aSS1oned by she Circuit tssC-T Of Cedar
ro0lsr. In the SsAss q Iowa administrators Of
The estate 81 Wm- H Smith Deceased. and An
yersnHs having claims aga inst sssd estate are
AerchS Notified 10 hss them NTH the clerk a
SSska C.asFs~ clearly stated and duly sworn Ia
and vsfssa legal s4ne. preparatory 10 their
being ssssn ed az proved AMI parsons oxine
sses estate Are requested 10 make insmesisa sr
Pay Ess-s 10 the undersigned and avoid exs~sx
Iass~s az West Branch. CESAR county Iowa
sAss istA day Of Nasents her A. n iSN
%N THOMAS COLLINS Admir-
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NJ. pariusEun. Ga reading an sc
{ .rrs>~i aaay in Long Island Sound, one
nigh. .--st ~ees. wondered why People
would .eave sch things cut o'ica->
nights. - L. stolen, when there were %
l2.ay ku-.Ss- About, Offering every
Lag they could lsN sAei, hands Oh 70, -
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tai railroad 10 completed and connec.
ton made with the Kansas Pacific, the
territory will have trebled its present
population. The bill for the admission
Of the territory was introduced during
the last session Of Congress, and Is now
In Committee. \ similar bill for
Colorado will be given preference.
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sheriff sale,

BY virtue Of a general execution to me di-
rs-css.s. issued frea2 the Office of the Clerk of
the District CaI,-f. in and for ghe county Of
Ce-sA- and STATE of Iowa. in favor Of Miller
HlgasS- And zSAtnsa " .iIism y. Joy have
ssFae1 upon tue follow IN property the prop
e-zy a tie said William 4. JOY. TO wit.
Lois nRmese- saiEfy-cne 81 and thirty two
n. n block number shrse a.. in the fovn Of
>is1vlsss. Is the me IL laid down on a nasp
90 ssaas o. sad tow q Eke in the o,scS Of
The Re.cor1eE OF Cedar county. Iowa
AID shall osseg the same for sale. q: the
sss1-r Hosa<e Ld.as IA the town Of ISpsnn in
50 4 ernaasv, O. Saturday the ~ b day Of Nov
4 u sslA ~ one o1cs1rk p. NJ os <Ai1 day. 10
SATISFY said exesciiu1 and casts that may ac-
e--1s 1Ae-xsrr
Dated this .sa day of acsofse- L. n lS-A
JOHN n SHEARgR
~% Sheriff ~ Cedar cS1utr, Iowa
Fs- 4 B. Msv1zrs rsepEfs
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following are the names Of the stations
between Clinton and Maquoketa: Lyons
= miles; Aln,ont, 0! miles; Bryant, lsl
miles; Charlotte. q miles. The next
station IL Delmar, aud the next Maquo-
keta. Regular trains commenced run
ming to Charlotte Tuesday afternoon.
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4 ~ I'm.

4 Clergy man. while residing in South America ~ q
missionary. discovered a safe and simple remedy for
the cure of Nervous Weakness, Eeriy Decay Diseases
Of the Urinary and seminal Organs. and the whole
train of disorder brought by baneful vicious
habits Great numbers have been by this noble
remedy Prompted by . desire to benefit the afflicted
and unfortunate i'll send the recipe preparing
and using this medicine. in a sealed envelope. any
who needs IL. FREE CHARGE. Address JG-
SEPH I. INMAN. station D. Bible House. New York
CITY,
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Isa>h for l'roduce.->TEENER 4 B%EroN.
I - Barclay 81. New York. com mission Mer
chants for the sale OF l.sEI!Tg. Came. Butter,
CAe~ss E-as. and all kinds of country produce.
Weekly prices current ami marking plates free
10 shippers Er>I class references furnished
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|; seems II IL impossible 20 impress
the t=e: On the public mind taa; kcr>-
>sass es4usce> - ae treated with nearly
50 mach Caution as saapcwae--
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To all whom Il may Concern.

Notice is hereby given that at the October
term of the Circuit Court OF Iowa. in and for
Cedar county, Oh the 18th of October. ls.n. the
last viii and testament of Daniel Hutchinson.
deceased. was admitted TO probate. and Will
liam l. poa dney appointed and confirmed
executor. with the VIII annexed Of said estate.
All persons indebted Ia said estate will call
and settle with the undersigned; and those
having claims against said estate will flle the
same with the Clerk o; Said court, to be passed
upon and settled therein
WILLIAM l. DpCnSEI, Executor.
WOLF & LANDT, Att'ys. Sw4s
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Ty xaz1 sxr,=.na2 ant costs thai NAV ss,y~ar
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Dated tia ssa day u Nos-s-a~.. A. n. ,Sv
John n. SHEAEkH
svM Sheriff & Cesar cuansy. foxx.
Ter r. Wilhelm, Isgavr.
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" nereas my wife. Elizabeth Kelly, has left
my bed and board without any just cause OF
provocatiou, hereby warm all persons that
shall pay no debts Of her contracting after this
date.
Inland. Nov. 18th. lSa.
Fws ISAAC KELLY.
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BEST AMERICAN WEEKLY,

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E&arAy steer.

Taken up 10y James Cuhill. in Cover town.
ship. Cedar county. Nov. lS7a. one red and
VI hiie steer surpassed 10 Ire two years old last
spring small Of his age Appraised at SIS
wM ELLIOTT Clerk.
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Warmers Dispe psia Tonic is prepared expr
ly for Dyspeptics and those suffering with habit
Costiveness. 1t is slightly stimulating tonic oI
splendid appetizer; it strengthens the stomach
restores the digestive organs To their healthy 1T
Weak, nervous and dyspeptic persons should NE w
NER's DYSPEPSIA Tome. For sale by druggists. ri
One Dollar.
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NO MOR]

Warmers CoHsh Balsnm Is healing, soften
and eSpectoratiHg. The extraordinary power ~ i
sesses In Immediately relieving, and eventually {
Ing. the most obstinate cases of Coughs, ColdS s
Throat, bronchitis Influenza. Catarrh, HoanDel
Asthma and Consumption is almost ncredible.
prompt is the relief and certain its effects i'm all
above eases any affection of the throat and lur
that thousands of physicians daily prescribing
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second DISTRICT.
The following is the official count Of
the vote in this District for Represen-
tative in Congress rs returned by the
Board Of Canvnssers
Cotton 1855
Letfingwell 9,32S
Cotton's majority, 4.s4s
Wolf, 1855
II. NJ. Preston, loss
I.etfiugwell. 9So
J. NJ. Preston, 4,sS4
Thayer, 81
rc>.i..nce is usually the companion
OF War. and it is not momeEt behind
hand, how, in Europe, though hardly
confined TO the scene Of operations in
France. The camps OF the hostile
armies have been more or less visited
by sickness. though the reports Of sun
ering from this cause have been set'aside
by the terrible fighting which has occur
red. In Spain. however, the appear
ance Of the black vomit has created
grea, CONSERVATION, aud now the chol-
era Is understood to be making serious
ravages in South Eastern Russia. 1t Is
10 be feared that desolstions Of this
character are to lie extensive in some
quarters of Europe. during the coming
season. The yellow fever, too, is repor-
tel 10 have made its appearance at New
Orleans. and on some Of the West Indies
Going home from his midnight toll
on the 18th inst. the editor Of the Sioux
City Journal Was followed by three foot
pads, who were trying to persuade each
other to fire on him. He drew revolt
yer, and they drew off. But within
few minutes a man named keevil was
shot and killed At the very place where
the editor confronted bis cowardly fol-
lowers.
GEORGE Z. RnwELL / Co. of New
York, the we'll known and enterprising
advertising agents, have purchased the
agency of John Hooper 4 Co. OF the
same city, an equally we'll known and
reliable firm, and by the union Of the
two will have by far the largest and
most iiouri>hins advertising establish
ment in the country: aud il it is as we'll
managed in the future As in the past ii
canno, fail Ia become s,iilmore gigantic
and successful. Mss>rs. Roweil l. Go.
publish the American Newspaper Di-
rectory. the most complete volume of
the kind ever published in this or any
other country, aud a, their New York
office they keep on file more than five
thousand periodicals., which are always
open 10 the free use of their patrons
W hen in New York. Both the retiring
mariners OF the late firm Of J. Hooper L
c.. are Ia remain with Geo. L. Rowsll K
Co IL sa.lle months, until their own
business matters be can adjusted. after
which Mr.. Wsyre eon;emplases going
ahrua l. anal Mr. Juo. Hooper. who has
been e!e, teal treasurer Of the Cow ellis,
Shaw and Willard manufacturing COM
pauy. Of New York. will give his a,ten-
ton 10 the introduction Of the patent
tin lined lsai pipe. an article OF great
merit. extensively manufactured anu
sold by tina, company. Springfield Re
u ,it~sa. Oct. 18th. l>1a.
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