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wArcu No. 5000 WtvDtr.B.1ng Trade Marx United
Watch Co., Maroon y. I fllnacturrd by the In
Stass watch Gov carried G three months h oAi
being pls thirds " second per a1S
Ma Judge CHAS &C. NODRiilsi Ha'' "saeA y
WArvr No ianIa Rearing Trade ark nllr1
IN. wv nlauulartlrei hN lhr
tll b., months. ~ tola 1A
being only lsrls- s'ttn,s- ''r LDt'i,
Gent EAsern Pns AZ a, Iulsa wabash Nt'teHn ~ I'M
SrNHuEY. PA, Feb. rs, 1852.
w.rr Va If7s Srrx Bearing Trade Msrk fre '
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.tb M has three months NV totA fAAAVh
trs, mean time being ln, s-pu,s during thai tnr
HENRY DE LANCEf, Engineer fnia x Lfe X IL
w.r MI mas ring Trair-N Marx frrdsria
~ E l nrts hv thu United STATE
eh az ht ,arr~ hy eleven HHntht ~ Total VARIATION
,,ut ..Hi ln th entire time.
min al a. nIN.. Pa-6 Place New York.
Nia. Irr y M. y. Chr spring ri C1.
I'riya, Feb. Il, 1870.
VIM, "a. -T-srar Mars " Pay SAton
t5. taruur~, tlr i ~tH'es Watch Co., has been
,arried s-lvr uf.ls .tl variation from time
L,n- nIte-u s-.'af-i T. NhhMANs
..- arer \. Y. G.. a II. X. r.
r'rfr,, Feb. Is, 1870
Warrf Nn. a -rrs NJ -ing Tra.e-Mark Fayetie
Maroon \ 49, ianul t1~l Hy the United Watch
@ is ~-n arrisd hy eighteen .utl In total
lgAn tl-4s b,ius i've seconds pr- u.llth.
T. p. WiiirPLE, ca. L. 4 D. r. r.
copitry ~ fOoied 10 drOid imposition insist on q
ctase, amt see mat lte ,coy1s .AIRION " ~, are
others arc sPu-i0us.
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CHICAGO. JUNE rs, 1916

CITY MATTERS.
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The Steamship Australia

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/ )fhcisl from Local Unions Order ed published in the
WoRKNGAAS's ADVooArE.l
CLEVELAND, June IL, 1870.
To the Officers Of Local Unions under the juris-
dictiou of the Information Union.
GENTLEMEN, viii YOU be kind enough to col
lrct. for this union, money that We have loaned
IN cards. We have out nearly six hundred dol
IRIS on tie books Of travelling cards, and unless
the gentlemen who are indebted to rs remit
promptly, We shall bc obliged to publish their
names.
So YOU will be kind enough 70 collect and re-
init tie same "a soon as possible.
Yours fraternsly,
49, a.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-12-01

superintendent, and the order Of the
Board, which has been~twice Affirmed
and twice revered "A petition was pre-
eented i'm favor OF division, signed BY
l02 residents Of the township, thirty
four az whom leyed on the east stde. and
q remonstrance signed by upward OF
sixty residents, fifty of whom lived on
the east side. The plat shows. that each
sub-district. as formed by the Board,
was two miles square. with the houses
when built in the geographical cente:s,
which placed every child in the town
ship within two miles of a school; as
finally decided. there are two districts,
each two miles by three, with the house
in Number Four within less than mile
Of the north line o! the district.
Such is plain statement Of the noto-
rious Sugar Greek School Case asdisclos-
ell by the evidence; and however people
may differ in their conclusions concern
ing the prerriety or justice of any Of the
numerous decisions rendered thorein
none aeqnainted with the case will
deny the facts as expressed, and although,
I have watched the case with Interest
and studied carefully the final decision
l have as yet seen nothing to cause me
TO change in the least my conviction
that the order of the Board was both
legal and just.
. A. B. OAKLEY, Co. Sup..
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IOWA ITEMS.

The population of Wapc!io according
to the last census is $50.
Equine Powders make new Horses.
The Brotherhood III Locomotive
meeting, closing with a festival, at
Montana, Boone county, on the I'D Of
December Col. 5. p. Sanford is to
he the orator Of the day.
Everybody praises Equine Rome
dies.
The Western Convocation of the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of Iowa
assembled at Des aioines yesterday
Bishop Lee presides the meeting will
continue till Monday next.
Dexter takes L uine Powders.
The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad Company have $4,000 acres OF
land in r,sGiyttttnj, county. All
these lands will be in market next
gear.
Farmers use Equine Remedies.
The first copy of the Storm Lake Plot
that was printed was sold at auction by
its publishers Oh the 18th inst, and was
knocked down to one j. l.. Barton for
SlO6
Equine Remedies speak for them
selves.
The United States Court and Post
Office building at Des Moines, was COM
Dletca last week-cost, S-OG,o 600. 1t Vas
commenced in 1867 The ground cost
$4,000. tits two tall stories hish, with
q mansard roof.
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iowa.

One thing is remarkable about the
growth Of Iowa. While it has increa-
sed rapidly, this increase has diffused
over its extended surface. There have
Teen NO large cities built, but many
swaziland flourishing villages. have arisen
in all parts Of the state. Iowa has doub.
led he- population in the last ten years,
and now numbers ! ,o0o, 90 inhabitants,
ye, she scarcely contains city exceed
irg eoocc people. This grows out Of
the agricultural! character Of the State,
aud her vast surface, which almost
equals the area Of New York and New
jersey combined 1t is no disadvan-
tage to Ler tina, size has 10 large city.
TO- large cities are generally great evils,
aud are too often plague spots upon
society," Rochester Chronicle.
Iowa has 10 great cities, has no supe-
rior rs ALI agricultural region, has few
paupers aud very little drunkenness and
vice, is abundan,ly prosperous, and
counts its democratic votes among the
scattering:-Rochestcr Democrat.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-12-01

Original Notice.
WIN. f. Lefiingwell, Plf, | Circuit Court OF
William Toy. Ann Maria Iowa, February
JOY, James 4. IIhben, term, 1871.
Miller 4 Hughes, Sharp
4 Mcmillan, Dens.
hereby notified that there is now on 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 William i. Iefhngweli plaintln,
claiming Of defendant, William F. JOY
fifteen hundred dollars and interest there
on at ten per cent from May 10th, 1870 as due
on a promissory note executed by said VIM
F. Joy. May 10th. 1870. for fifteen hundred dol
Leffingwell, or order, which note is due and
unpaid and the property Ofplaintif.
Also, to foreclose a certain mortgage OF even
date with said note. and given to secure the
same by William +. JOY and Ann Maria JOY.
upon the following described real estate i'm
Cedar county. Iowa, to-wft east half or the
southeast quarter OF section eleven. I'D and
the southwest quarter OF section eleven CD
and the southwest quarter of section ten loj
three 90, west of the 5th principal meridian,
Also lots no thirty one {3D and no thirty
two (32). In block number three f3) in the town
of Stanwood, in which the defendants, J. A.
Hibben. Miller 4 Hughes and Sharp & McMil-
len claim some Interest.
Now unless you appear to said petition and
defend thereto ut 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 18th
against you, and Judgment rendered thereon
and decree entered therein in accordance with
4swi PIATT & CARR. Plns Atty.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-12-01

THE LITTLE CORPORAL MAGAZINE
Sor December closes tIe eleventh volume
OF that brilliant juvenile. The maya
zine has now been published five years
and half, aud has attained an uupr.ce.
iented popularity and circulation. It
is now enlarged, il" proved, and beauti,
fully illustrated. The November and
December numbers of 1870 are offered
free To all who subscribe now for the
next year. Don't fail TO give your chill.
dren this sterling juvenile magazine.
II is published in Chicago, Illinois. bv
Seaeli & Miller. at one dollar and a hal
year, ID cents for a single copy. Beau
tlfnI and generous premiums are given
for clubs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-12-01

ATLANTIC MoSTHLY.-TLe Deem
Der number Of this magazine brings to its
readers literary plbulu.n of the usual
quantity and quality. Bayard Taylor s
Joseph and his Friend" still contin-
ues; II. Il. Stowe contributes another
Of her "Olt.own Preside Stories" a
poem by Whittier; contributions from
Tuckerman, Powers, Howells, Stillman
and Others, with the Editorial Depart,
at Morrow L Laudts. Published b,
Fields. O=sood. & Co, Boston, Mass.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-12-01

THE December number OF Peters
Musical Monthly contains a choice list
of new and beautiful music-among the
pieces, Little Dimplcd Hands, song
by Pers'ey; Sunshine on the Sea-" bal
lad, by Tucker; a New Years Hymn by
Rees; two waltzes 10y Dressler; and =
schottische by Mack-in all fifteen
pieces. Think OF it, all for thirty cents.
Send - cents for sample copy to J. L.
Peters, $50 Broadway, y. y.
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FINE SToCK.-Mr. VIM. McCroskey
of Cedar county, passed through this
city to day, homeward, with a full
blood Durham COW, purchased BY him
ut the stock sale Of Mr.. SPERM Menard
county, Ill. Mr.. NJ. paid $500 for the
animal. Two other Iowa farmers pur-
chased cows at this sale, paying hand
some prices-s42o and S4e5-for each
The total receipts from this sale Of stock,
we are Informed, foot up over twenty
thousand dollars Nusatine Jour.
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odate those delegates who desire to at.
tend the annual meeting Of the State
Agricultural and Horticultural Societies
which occur Oh the eleventh day OF
January. This postponement will epar
BILE those who are preparing to orgsni3s
Oranges to complete their organizations
SO as to secure representation in the
State Grange.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS

A general engagement between the
armies Of France and Prussia, south of
Paris is reported, resulting i'll at least a
partial French success.
a trunk, containing corpse, ant
checked as baggage, was sent through
from Omaha to California a few day.
ago. The owner Of baggage has not
been discovered.
Southern papers say that L. NJ.
wager, who killed Col. Crane, has
had a second trial, was found guilty.
and sentenced to imprisonment for
life.
Gen. HaIleck has been ordered to
make such disposition Of the troops now
in Georgia as may he Necessary to pre-
serve peace at the approaching cleo
tions.
The last session fthe Foztieth Con-
gress vii! assemble At Washington one
week from las, Noa4ag. The President
has bis Aauua! Message aiaos, compile
ted.
1t is not probable that the Presidents
aanua. message il! be printed in ai-
vance OF delivery 10 Congress, in order
tosuard against unauthorized prema-
;2re publication.
Official dispatches from Europe recei-
we'd at the State Department st Wash.
81
cuences will result from the Russian
British controversy. The latest
dispatches state that conference OF tie
Powers interested in the Black sea
treaty tsas been agreed upon, 10 meet ~
Loudou al January.
Upon the first Of January mex; the
;zIi.i upon eotsfee viii lie reduced two
cents Per pound; Oh sugar, Ole cent Pc.
POUND; on tea, ten cents PER pound:
on pepper, ten cents per pound; Oh spi.
ces AID au.lnegs, ten TO fifteen cents per
pound.
a New cable company, to establish
an ocean telegraph line between New
York and Europe, las recently been
organized, under charter granted by
the New York Legislature and an act of
Congress. They expect 10 lay their
cable across Tie Atlantic next sum.
Me-
When tie sepa.e meets, the Few
Senator from Minnesota, in place Sena-
tor Norton deceased, eX-Eeprese L tative
Window, will present his credentials;
this, with two Senators from Georgia,
Lerew snd Whitley, whose credentials
Were presented but who were not
sworn in last session, will make full
Senate ~ the first time since 1851.
Aspecial London dispatch of Nov
18th, in regard to the Russian question,
says tits stated in the best informed
circles that there are serious dissension3
between the Queen and the Cabinet
The scene in the council yesterday sur
passed III excitement and antagonistic
manifestation any other meeting Of that
body III modern times, or even i'm the
history Of the British Cabinet, and the
rumors to-day in court and highest
political circles forbode considerable
difficulty AMONG the governing classes.
By OF order issued a. Washington
Nov. 20, large number Of army OIL
GERS were relieved from service, 10 date
from Dec. -, 1870:
First, Oh their own application after
81 years Of service.
Second, for incapacit.; resulting from
long and faithful service, from wound:
and injuries received, from disease con
tracted, or from exposure, In the line Q
duty.
Third, to retain the rank Of command
when wounded.
Retired officers are to receive seventy,
five Per cent. Of fun pay for life.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-12-01

Tie meeting of the ohiaers OF suru"F-
dil,ate Oranges ofthe Patrons Of Hus-
Landry. for The purpose Of organizing a
State Grange. which was fixei for the
18th day 0f December next. has been
postponed to Thursday, tho furlfh day
0f.lanx0rv ne1s, at Des Moi,aes. The
les.on for tie postponenleni is To accom-
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To all Y. hOsn il may Concern.

Notice is hereby given that at the October
term of the Circuit Court OF Iowa in and fol
Cedar county, ON the 18th of October 1870, the
last VIII and testament Of Daniel Hutchinson
deceased, was admitted to probate, and vii.
liam L. Doudney appointed and confirmed
executor. with the viii annexed Of said estate
AL persons indebted to said estate will cal
ana settle with the undersigned; and those
having claims against said estate will file thu
same with the Clerk OF said court, to be passed
upon and settled therein,
WILLIAM l.. DOUDNEY. Executor
WOLF & LASDr Att'ys. 3w4S
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and Independence, by obtaining PSICIOMANCI.
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my Philosophy Of Onens and Dreams. Brigham
Yopngs Haren. Gaide te Marriage &c, all contain
-, fl this book: 10000 sold; price by mail In cloth
81 y, paper covers 81. NoriCE.-Any person willing
To act agent VIII receive Samp!. copy of the work
FREE As capital II required all DESTROYS Of gen
teel employment should send for the book. enclosing
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Ca s 4, BNttcr, Eggs
Lard, Bacon, &C., de-,
received In exchange for Goods.
#a BAGLEY h INGMAN.
Sheriff sale.

BY virtue Of n general execution 70 me- ae tho
rected issued from the ofiicc Of the C!erk cdaT
District Court, in and for the county o. ss
and State Of Iowa, in favor Of John I. Mn n
and against VIM. NJ. Collins. nave iesa artv 81
the said VIM. NJ. Collins. tO-wit: .h,rest
The southeast quarter Of the noIr.heest
quarter and the east half OF the noftneI,sss
Quarter Of the northw est quarter ofsectlon i ~
township 81, range I, west, In Cover to"ns"'p
Cedar county. Iowa. -, ....-..t Of
VIM. M. Collins in said premises ct the Co qua
House door. in the town 81 TiPfon. u "a" 4.
Is ia7 ~ 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Of said day. 20 sn..s
" said execution and costs that may AcS'.'
thereon. \ n l47o
D0u s'a'' - JOHN d. sHEAkEH
3vAe 6hefin o. Cco"s So.'
Per n. wilhelm, Deputy.
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Note Stolen.

We would hereby warn al persons against
purchasing a note stolen from VIM q camp
bell at Clarence Saturday. Nov. o6sh. 1870.
Said note calls for the sum Of thirty dollars,
and was giYen by Alexander Brown, TO Vim.
the spriisr Of ls.o. payable one LAY after date.
This notice is also TO warn Alexr Brown not
to ray said note wM. A. CAMPBELL,
. u. s. CAMPBELL.
Clarence Iowa. Nov. 18th, ls7Q.
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CIRD.

Clergyman, while residing In South America as a
missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy for
the cure OF Nervous Weakness Iery Decay, Diseases
OF the Urinary and seminal Organs and the whole
tram OF disorders brought by banefiIl and vicious
habits. Great Numbers have been cured BY this noble
remedy. Prompted by desire benefit the afflicted
ana unfortunate will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine in sealed enveiote any
one VINO needs H. FREE or CHARGE. Address 10
SEPH T. lNMAN, Station d. Bible House. New York
City.
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Hash for Produce.AsTREvER& BARTON,
u ~ Barclay 81. New York, commission Mer
chants for the sale OF Poultry, Game, Butter,
Cheese Eggs, and all kinds Of country produce.
Weekly prices current and mar X ing plates free
to shippers. FIRST class references furnishes.
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BCCK AGENTS MAKE
50 500 i,er Month by selling
GREAT FORTUNES,

ASP Tow THY WERE MADE. by J. ID. Mel abe, Jr..
New fr'szh and original Proftseiy illustrated and
he@uu uiiT bound Ii shows how poor school
master made f4gJE1G0f how rour halt blind sailor
became great banker. L43trher'S apprentice the
~"a thf">f man IN America, an unknown mechanic
ffi.iI hH.rr in years. with many such
r%aap!'+: how energy. talent, and patient industry
Ea"" always ..ita when properly exeTtel;
bow money can be made honestly and without Gacr!-
fee ri or lBrHt" send for crsnar &C., and notice ea-
- .'riS. Address, T.. IfANSAI0itD 4 CO.. Gincin-
natl an 4 dffce. q
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HOLIDAY JOURNAL
# FOR 1871 ,a

Contains q Christmas Story. Splendid Plays.
Magic Sports Sc,; - pages; illustrated. Sent
free on receipt OF one stamp ior postage. Ad-
dress ADAMS i Co, Publishers, Boston.
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MA SONIC BOOKS.

Agents Wanted. Send for Circular. Address
Masonic Pub CO., 49, Broome ST.. New York.
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for past fsvOrs, and cordially In
vito all, both far and near, TO give
us u call and examine our Goods,
as we arc satisfied that an cxam!.
nation OF goods and prices VIII
insure to MS sales, and perfect satis'
faction to the purchaser.
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The population of Wapc!lo according
to the last census is $50.
Equine Pow ders make new Horses.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-29
coNsTABLE's SALE,

DY VIRTUE Of an Execution i..usd By p.
- Stone, Justice oi the Peace OF Township No.
], Placer Comfy. State Of California on The 18th
day Of December. A. D. 1869. and 10 me directed
upon judgment rendered in said court on the
l4th day OF April, A. D. 1869. in favor OF D. A.
Melvin and Thomas Entwistle and against james
Milburn and E. p. Bucklin. composing the c.
umbns Mining company; judgment $25S Is /.
costs $50 IS. ! will expose TO public sale 10 the
highest bidder at the Columbus Mining Cos.
Claims on Monona Flat in said Township No. I.
on Monday. the 3lst day of January, 1870, at
the hour Of one O'Clock, P. ~, all the right, title
interest and claim that said detendants James
M'lburn and +. r. Bucklin. composing the Co.
lumbus Mining company. had on the lst day
oi May, 1869, the date Of the levy thereon). ID
ana 10 the following real and personal property
lying and being in said Placer county, 10 vii:
certain lot or paicel OF mining claims .tuated
on Roach Hill. near Monona Flat, in Town,hin
NO. !. Placer county. California. and known a.
the Columbus Cos claims, together with ali
'ools' hxtures and appurtenances thereon or
'ne,eun'o otiong'ng also that certain Cement
m'i,' situated on said claims, together with The
engine, boiler. stamps, batteries and an other Ar
lures and ~ purtena ihercun,o belonging ~
N any wise appertanng 10 said mill: also The
boarding house and blacksmith sbop and ths
contents. fixtures and appurtenanccs thrrennte
belonging. All of which property was tluly lev
led upon and seized under and by virtue ofsn sr.
ecnti"n heretofore issued. on the LIST tlay Of Nav
ioo9; all Of which property will sell % siore
said, or SO much thereof as may he SUFFICIENT IA
"usIy said Judgment. costs. ,ccruing costs ana
expenses OF sale J.B CARDER.
Constable Township No, =.
AUBURN, Jan. Sth, 1870. -3w
The Placer herald., 1870-01-29
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