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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-10
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

The bill abolishing the ranking priv
lege, t. take effect July !, passed the
House Jan. 9TH.
An order has been issued discontinue
the First Military Dstrict-Nirginia
having got formally back into the fam
lily of States.
A scheme is agitating Missouri to di-
vide that state. The proposition is to
form a new state of the region living
between the Missouri river and the
Iowa State line.
The House, at Washington, last
Thursday, passed bill for the admis-
sion of Mississippi 1t is similar in it's
provisions to that under which Virginia
was recently admitted.
The latest concerning DR.. Livingstone
the English traveller and explorer in
Africa, is to the effect that the savages
in the interior have burned him as a
wizard.
The Florida Legislature is engaged
in trying to impeach Governor Reed, of
that State, and the Legislature Of West
Virginia is engaged in impeaching one
of the District Judges.
Georgia has ratified the Fifteenth
Amendment. This makes the full
number of States necessary-twenty-
eight. If more are wanting, Nebraska
and Texas will be along directly, and
then the ratification will be also clear of
any foolish quibhling OH the part of
New York. However, ratification is
complete, and the country can now re-
joice over the fact that all men have
equal rights the land over, let the color
CT the skin or the curl of the hair be as
it may.
| The recent success Of the Cubans and
their increasing holiness augurs rather
poorly for speedy .eylpination Of the
war. A small party BECAME SO venture
some recently as to attack a body of
Spanish regulars stationed near Havana.
Though they were repulsed, yet their
presence SO near Havana is rather
! ominous,
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1t is now generally admitted by hon

1t is now generally admitted by hon.
est physicians. that when once consump
ton is fairly fastened upon the lungs, no
human power can save the patient from
death. They also say that about fifty
per cent of those who die from this dis
ease can trace the cause to a neglected
cougl, or cold, which might have been
cured by small bottle of Liquid Opo-
deIdoc, or what is the same thing,
Joh,lson's Anodyae Lininent.
Cut this notice out and bring it with
you. We are authorized to refund the
cash to any person or persons who shall
buy and use Parsons P.rgutice Pills
and fail Of relief and satisfaction.
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TO THE PUBLIC

VIE dr . j. BSCRlBER takes this opportunitv
=, VI return ng his sincere thanks To his n ~
,nr 9 , ana constantly increasing customers
tend dnd LIBERAL patronage that they have ex.
hann ~, W MN during the past season. 1t has
paihr ,1ig and confidence, by strict attention
one or BUSINESS, ara also by melting out to every
plot none out men OF strict Integrity We nave
secured , the services of miller of between 10
anu Az years experience, and we feel Warranted
"a assuring hose having grinding to do. that
inc IN, mn never has been doing as good work as
az the present time. We shall endeavor by ali
honorable means, to make it for your intcrest
TO patronize us. We have a superior article Of
old wheat Hour constantly on hand; also new
wheat flour, bran, shorts corn meal chon e.
which we sell al moderate prices. Remembor
the place, miles west from Topton.
Cedar Mill, Jan. LIST, 1870
2i A. w. DEAN
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-Tb, Dc, Moline, ND McC,reeor Rail-

The Des Moines and McGregor Rail.
road will pass northeast through Mar
shalltown ithe centre of the State)
Waterloo, Fayette county and Clayton
county to Postville, . point eighteen
miles from McGregor, on the Sioux
City Railroad. Waterloo will probably
be the central station. The distance
from this point southwest to Des Moines
is about 100 miles and northeast to Nc
Gregor about So miles. ~
The girls of Winterset make this
ultimatum:
WHEREAS. We mean business, there
fore, be 1t
Resotced, That We will not arcom-
pany any young man to church or other
places Of amusement who use tobacco
in any manner, and
Resolved, That we discard all young
men who play billiards, euchre, or
poker, and
ResotUed That young men who in
duIge in profane language need not APP
ply. and
Resolred, That we will not by "hook,
look, or crook" notice any young man
who INDUCES in lager or whisky,
and
Resolred, That we will not harbor
young men known to keep late hours.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue OF a special execution to me direct
ed issued rom the Office of the ClerK Cfthe Dis
trlct Court, in and for the County Of Cedar and
state OF lowa,ln favor offs w Young and against
Robert Mccormick and Maria e Mccormick
said Robert Mccormick and Maria McCor-
mick, tO-Wit:
The west half 10 Of the northwest quarter
"a dissection number irty-fpur t3f, in town
snip number "ighty-one Sll. range number
two ~, west Of the oh r. m. containing eighty
acres, situated in Cedar county Iowa
And shall offer the same for sale ut the
Court House door in the town of Upton, in
SAID county. on saturday. the 25th day of Feb
ruary, a. ID. 1870, at one o'clock p. M. of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this 9th day OfJanuary, A. d. 1870.
JOHN ID SHEARER,
3w5 Sheriff OF Cedar county Iowa
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SHERIFF SALE.

rected, issued from the office of the Clerk OF
the District Court in and for the county OF
horn, now assigned to Emily Hammond, and
against Francis Moffett, Daniel Moffett and
James w Hanlin, to- wit:
One roam mare, four years old on e roar m re-
eight years old; one two-h0rse wagon and one
bin OF corn containing about four hundred
GOD bushels.
And shall offer the same for sale at the resi-
dence of Daniel Moffett in Ca<s township in
said county, on Saturday, the 18th day of Feb
ruary. A. D. 1870, nj 10 O'Clock a. m OF said day
to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 9th day Of January, A. d. 1870
JOHN ID SHEARER
Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
Per A. b. MAYNARD. Deputy. 3w5
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Benton CLIFFORD, Plaintiff, Circuit Court OF
against cedar Co. Iowa,
Isabella Rcd ct al, Def't.s April term. 1870
rtND Isabella Reed. NiIu,uiu / Reed, Rufus c
/ Reed, Oliver Westly Reed. Hannah orup-
liza Davl, and Robert DAVIS, Delenaants:
You are hereby notified that there Is now II
file in the Office of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court. in and for the County OF Cedar in the
state of Iowa. a petition OF Burton Clifford,
Plaintiff, claiming OF you that he is The owner
in fee simple OF the undivided iive-SiXths part
of the following real estate. situated in Cedar
county, Iowa. to wit: The southeast i of the
southwest - OF section ten 49,, in township
seventy nine l1g}, north, and range three 81 .
west Of the stu p. IN. That the defendant Isa-
bella Reed owns the undivided eighteent h
part and the defendant Nimcuia TreSs.a Reed
RuIus Charles Reed. Oliver WeStly Reed the
and allie .es that the Defendants, Hannah &
Davis, and Robert Davis have no interest in
said estate, and that they be- made defe ndants
and required to show what ifany interest thgy
have therein and demand ding partition OF said
real estate according TO law and the shares as
therein named.
Now unless You appear to said petition and
defend therei o at or before noon Of the second
day of the next term of said Court. to be begun
and held at Upton, in said county, on the IIin
day of \ pril. 1870. a default will be entered
against you. and judgment rendered thereon
in accordance with the prayer of said petition
AVG WOLF& LANDr, Attys for PHI
NOTICE is hereby given that John Howk
~ and Catharine Doty, administrators of
the estate of James Doty. deceased, have filed
their final report. and that the same is set for
final hearing, April 18th, 1870, at which time.
unless objections are made they will be finally
discharged c 3aHf i8Wki Dory, Aamrs
Plat & Carr Atty's. 2w5
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SHERIFF SALE

by VIRTUE OF A GENERAL txrC1-r,
r M directed. issued from the Office a I'm ,,s
county OF Scott and State OF Iowa ~ ,or the
n PETERSON, and against j Heck.nnatvor Of
wit: eehehllvey to.
ei rhe nort INV qnarter of seetio. nuuho.
nine tlol, range number one III. west seventy
M. c5i =, one hundred and sixiy ne oth
sh uiieu ~ leaar county. Iowa. acres,
Rouse door n the town ofTipton, in sais court
county. on ednesday the IGth day of FehSaesdar
isfv ~ i1.o, a. ~ o'clock NJ. of said day /" say,
iSiy sara execution and costs that mn y w sat-
thereon. ~ 'ii''' may accrue
Dated this 18th day Of January A n ,O-o.
Our, 9. JOHN ID. SHEARER
o"f sheriff of Cedar county 1n,ro
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Farm for Sale

A IMPROVED FARM of 257 acres ad,x LN
~ ply located in the north edge of Rea n IRA
for safe on favora Bile terms. The !. %, offered
enclosed aud conveniently divided IN. Is all
hedge growing; has living water TO- Ing Usage
large bearing orchard: Q good two-story SOCK;
be so ID e wiir or g by a. The farm VIII
For further information APPLY te S;i,a
Iathili, Ilpton; Cook q Drury, Davenmnr,,.. n
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A DISTRESSING casualty happened
yesterday morning in the family of
James Ford Of this place, whose wife
was buried only two weeks ago. His
daughter Minerva, in a fit Of coughing
ruptured blood vessel and died in a
very short time.
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Original Notice

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and Warmers Challenge Backing at the
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MILITARY CHIT-CHAT.


TIE official report OF the Inspector General has
been made up and sent TO the Adjutant General. IL
shows that the regiments which have gained in
numbers dong the year are the Seventy first,
seventy ninth, Sixth, First infantry Ninth and Fifty.
fifth. The First brigade has gained 1922 the Second
brigade has lost 277 the Third gained l6T. The
First cavalry brigade lost 19l during the same
period. The Fifth brigade, Of the Second division,
lost 81 and the Eleventh gained SO.
They do say that there Is a rumpus in the Ninth
regiment about that ST., 900 which the Colonel Of
tered to the companies which could share IN IL
on certain conditions. Companies I, II and X, hav-
Ing mustered their entire strength the Inspection
got an equal share the $500 last offered. Certain
companies find fault with the disposal OF It, claiming
that 1t was not disposed OF by tine board oil officers
according to the original proposition.
The Seventh regiment numbers by the Official re-
ports, all told, S04 men; the Twelfth, 45l; Twenty
second, col; sixty ninth, 522 Seventy-first, 727
Seventy ninth, 244 Fifth, 646; Sixth, sos; Eleventh.
SEQ; Eighty fourth 4S9 Ninety 450 First, i29
Eighth 500 Ninth, 767: Fifty Hfh 4ss; First cav
airy, 423; Third cavalry, AL; Washington Gray
troop 49,
Colonel Lux, formerly OF the Seventh first regi.
ment Is trying hard to get the position OF commits
sary Of ordnance, vacated by General Morris. Lux
made an excellent colonel, but there are some strong
fellows in the militia who will give HIM tight race
Tor that brigadiershp.
According 10 the army ana Nary Journal, Gene.
raj McQuade has got his back up against spring IN
spectons The General knows how II Is himself
and ne SHOWS his good sense Ia bucking against the
present system or rather fashion, or holding the
inspections In spring. II is the worst time of the
year for holding them. and no one knows the fact
better than the members of The First DIVISION.
There will be a fine parade on the 18th INST. TO
celebrate evacuation day. No orders viii be issued
from Headquarters but several regiments VIII co.n
men0rate tha Jav Oh tuelr ow snoi
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DOUBLE MURDER LAST NIGHT.

ScRvengers' Suggestive Boys Murdered
An Old Feud-An Eleventh Ward Vendetta.
The Eleventh police precinct report tnat at half
past seven O'Clock last evening two boys James
McNuty, or I'll avenue @, and James McCracken, OF
TAT East Ninth street, while standing in Thirteenth
street, near avenue G, were shot in the head and
body and dangerously wounded by slugs from a gun
fred by Conrad Doll, OF GAG East Thirteenth street.
They were sent to Bellevue Hospital, and Doll was
arrested by ollicer Dargen, OF the precinct
Later information obtained shows the OF the
murder TO be an old feud between the murderer
and Doll, who Is night scavangcr and the young
street arabs Of the Eleventh ward.
For many weeks a gang OF boys have been In the
habit of meeting Doll when making his rounds and
ridiculing his personal appearance, ana by the use
orinsulting epithets working him up to frenzy.
week ago last night Doll caught one OF the boys
and beat him numerically with q club, from the
effects Of which he is still suffering.
The boy McCracken, mentioned above, Is aged
fourteen years. He and McNulty at the time OF the
shooting were conversng at the corner OF avenue
ana Thirteenth street, when Doll came along. The
youngsters, as usual, shouted at him. Doll made no
remark In response, but proceeded to his residence
opposite Tho youths no longer paid attention 10
his movements until they heard the report OF the
gun and felt the effects OF the slugs In their bodies
One OF the boys who was PROSTATE, AYERS that
while in that condition he saw Doh sneakng along
the aeyway leading TO his rooms with ride
musket In his hands.
The discharge OF the weapon attracted large
crowd some OF whom removed the boys to q drug
store, where their wounds were examined. The
druggist. seeing their condition, urged their removal
| to Bellevue Hospital which was done.
The officer, on hearing or the murder, hurried TO
| the apartments Of Doh, and found him In bed with
| his son Gustave, with his clothes on ana appa-
| Tently asleep. lie subsequently confronted Doll,
| senior with his victims, who Immediately
| recognized him as the party who shot them In
| Dolls rooms u rusty Enfield rine was found under
| bed. and upon 1t newly exploded cap was dis
covered on the nipple, the barrel being coated witt
powder and smoke.
The old man, Doll, Is repulsve looking creature
and at the station house positively refused to com
| muncate with the officers IN English. The son
| Gustavc, was also detained as prisoner, and
while speaking English, doggedly refused to commit
himself IN any manner.
The Bellevue Hospital surgeons are or the opinion
that both the victims OF the rate scayenger Will die.
II the statements collected with much care can be
relied upon this Is likely to prove OF the coolest
and most unJustifable double murders OF the year.
| The deceased VIII be arraigned before the Essex
| Market Justice this morning.
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S CONSUMING FIRE..

Miss Harriette A. Keyser last evening delivered
lecture In the Young MEMS Christian Association
Hail. Twenty-third street and Fourth avenue on
this subject. There was quite large audience
present the major portion OF which were ladies'
The title OF the lecture was rather a puzzIer Tor
persons who were not posted before they
went to the hail and heard 1t explained.
1t must be confessed, however, that the lecture
itself was quite an interesting one, even though the
title might have been definite as well as appIo
pirate. Miss Keyser endeavored to show that the
life men and women lead nowadays was not
exactly what IL ought to be. People were too fond
of their ease and were too anxious enjoy riches
IN hurry as well as all the luXur1es which money
could buy. They hated 10 work because II was
work and were never satisfied with their position in
life. Then, again. instead OF doing good TO one an
other each was ambitious to Guido the other and
cause pain where good feeling might easily be
created "He who loved most lived the best' should
be every ones MOTTO she thought but the contrary
was the rule. What we lacked now ada 70 was more
earnestness of purpose, more determination to
come dificuties--a consuming fire" OF earnestness
that would impel us onward In dong that which
was right. The fair speaker then went on at great
length to enumerate IN what various ways we Jailed
to come up to the true standard of manhood and
what Is commonly called 'iase EXISTENCE by some
very striking Illustrations The lecturer referred
also to the present European war showing that
the consuming re'' or earnestness OF purpose was
the secret or the great victories OF the Prussian
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Personal Intelligence.

Secretary Boutwell,, OF the Treasury Department.
passed through this city yesterday en- route for
Washington, stopping few hours at the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel.
George W. Miller, OF Albany Chief OF Bureau OF the
Insurance Department. Is at present at the West.
minister Hotel on business connected with the de.
parrment.
Dr. NJ. G. Gleason OF Chicago. is quartered at the
Metropolitan Hotel, where he will remain for Few
days, attending the Board OF Medicine now being
held In this city.
Colonel c. c. Baker, OF South Carolina. and George
B. Montgomery, OF the Troy Times guests at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
Colonel W. 4. Shaffer has Just returned from Utah
where he was attending the funeral OF his brother
The late Governor OF Utah. The Colonel has gone
into winter quarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Commander A. II. Wright, Of the United States
steamer Narragansett, has gone out OF commission
for short time and Will recuperate at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
j. N. Drummond, Superintendent OF the Toledo
Railroad arrived IN this city yesterday occupies
rooms at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. He Is here tenn
porarily in the interest Of the railroad company.
Professor LOOMS, the astronomer of New Ii aven,
has engaged rooms at the Albemarle HOTEL Some
say looking for mateoric showers.
Luciano de Tribe ana Luis de Tribe, prominent
Grand Central Hotel.
Most Rev. DR.. BlanChet, Archbishop or Oregon
City and Right Rev. Bishop OHara, OF Scranton,
Pa, are on visit to this city aud are stopping at
Sweeny's Hotel.
Captain r. +. Loper, owner Of the yacht Madgle,
Is In town. Captain Lopez is well known as a vet
eran yachtman, having built the Palmer ana the
Magic-the winner Of the Queens cup-now the
property Of Mr.. Lester Wallack
The Hon. Joseph T. Bradley, Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court OF the United States, yesterday
abandoned his Old home in Newark, N. j., his family
leaving for Washington. where they VIII hereafter
reside.
Mayor Hall last evening gave dinner 10 the
Lotos Club, In appreciation OF the compliment by
the members in electing him their president