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THELEcIsLATURE.
SENATE PROCEEDINGS OF YESTERDAY
6oYsrnor Brown to be InsHgsrated Next
Tuesday-Teunessee University, Pub
lie Printer, and State Librarian
Introduction Of Bills, etc.
sneolal 70 the Appeal.

Special to the Appeal.
NAHvILLR, October Sin the Senate
after routine business, Senator Brandon
chairman Of the committee appointed tC
wait upon Governor Brown and inform
him officially OF his election, reported
that they had performed that duty, sud
the governor had notified them that II
would suit his convenience to be insugu
rated to-day as well as st any other time
bat that, owing to matters OF 8 public
character, he would appoint next Tuesday
IS the day for the csremOny-lesviDg 1t 70
the General Assembly 10 name the hour
which would suit them best.
The report Was adopted and joint
committee appointed to wait on Governor
Brown and inform hia that II O'Clock
N OF Tuesday, would suit their pleas
ure.
On motion Il was ordered that five hun
dre0 copies of the report Of the trustees of
East Tennessee university be printed.
Saturday, st noon, wss the appointed
time al which the election of public print
or and State librarian would be held.
The following bills were introduced and
passed frat residing:
BIZ Mr.. McConnell-A bill to repeal the
amend asnt to the usury law, passed
February % 1871.
Bv Nj. GibsOn-An act to restore peace
and to prevent prosecutions for off5nses
committed during the late war; also, an
&C: 10 fix the hour for trials in JUS
Eicss' courts; also, an act to do justice in
cases appealed from justices courts,
The following Senators were appointed
on 5ehalf Of the Senate to Joint commit
tea, 10 investigate the charges again the
publie printers-Hessrs. Gibson, Ridley
and DuB0se.
Mr.. Ridley moved that each member be
sucplied with ten dollars worth Of postal
stamps,
Mr. Hughes ssid there was section il
the State constitution to prevent members
from increasing their compensation. This
notion, if carried, would be indirectly
increasing it.
Mr.. Ssvier moved an amendment to
substitute I'VE for ten dollars; lost.
Ga vote the original motion was lost
ayes, six; nsys, sixteen.
Mr.. Ridley offered resolution of re-
souet to the memory of Senator Peoples,
and che Senate adjourned till tomorrow
iu respect to the memory Of the de-
ceased.
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OUR RUSSIAN VISITOR.
What be Proposes to Do to Amuse Himself
In Ameriea-The Russian kiais-
ter Under Cloud.

WASHINGTON, October 6.-The Grand
Duke Alexis, soon after reaching New
York, will visit Washington. He will
to New York, whence he will go to Mia
CARA Falls, Chicago and other western
cities, and also to San Francisco. He has
expressed desire to see the prairies about
which he has read so much. He will
again visit Washington during the ses
sion of Congress.
Catscszy, the Russian minister, was re-
Gently informed by Secretary Fish that If,
when the visit of the Grand Duke is con-
cluded, he shall not be recalled, his pass
port will be sent to him, and that the
President will not receive him unless so-
companied by the Grand Duke; and, fur
ther, that the President will at no time
hold conversation with him.
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Monday, November s, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
property. to-wit: Two ~ lots OF land situate
and being in Shelby county. Tennessee, and
city of N en- o his. the same being su od1vtsiOni
OF lots one, two snd three Il 2 and 81. of block
No. 4p, as laid down on the plan of that paI {
of the city OF South Memphis, and marked
in said subdivision Is lots four (4) and nve (s);
lot beginning on the east side OF DeSOiO
street one hundred and fiftv feet south o
Vance street fronting; thence southward on
DeSoLo street fifty feet by depth back OF
one hundred ard nfty feet. Lot No. south
of and adjoining the said lot No. 4. fronts on
east side OF DeSOto street nfty feet. running
back between paTellel lines enc hundred and
fiity feet; whicp will be so d sccOrding to 8
survey TO be Iaade and lled he. elm. subdi-
viding the same into or more lots, and
which can be seen at saiQ ONCE.
TERNs OF SALE-On credit OF six and
twelve Is and ~ months from date of sale
purchaser required to execute notes with sp-
proved security; lien TO be zetsined a. fur
ther security; equity OF redemption barred.
This Ocf ober 5, 1871.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Logwood 8 Micou and Kortrecht and Graft,
Attorneys frl-OcS@
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EPISCOPAL
First Day Of the General Convention al
BaltimOre-CrOwde Attendance.

BALTIMORE, October 4.-The Emanuel
church was crowded this morning to wit
ness the ceremonies preliminary to the
formal Organization OF the triennial con.
ventiOu of ths Protestant Episcopal
church. The Dsan OF Chester, England,
ths Bishop Of Litchfield, England, and
the Rector of Wolverhsmpton England
took part in the ceremonies. The sermon
was delivered by Bishop Johns, of Vir-
ginia. Subsequently the convention 81
sembled in Grscs church, with Bishop
Smith, of Kentucky, in the chair. Among
the delegates were Honorable Hampton
Fish Senator Stevenson, of Kentucky,
Governor Baldwin, OF Michigan, and Hon
orsble Edward Stanley, coiored, rector OF
Trinity church, and Dean OF the Protest
ant Episcopal convocstiOn of PoTt-au
Prince, Hsyti, had seat on the floor.
SECOND DAY.
The Episcopal convention elected to
dsy q committee on csnons from the
clerical deisgstes, 81 follows; Rev. Drs.
Mead, Connecticut; Hsight, New York;
Watson, North Carolina; Howe, Pennsyl-
vsnia: Paddock, Long Islsnd; Vinton,
Massachusetts; Benedict, Georgia; and lay
delegates Fish, New York; Fogg, Tonnes
| see, Sheffey, Virginia; Bergwin, Pitts
burg; and Battle, North Carolina
On the state OF the church: DR.. Van
| Deusen, Central New York r. II. Han
son, Alsbams; ]. J. Tucker, Albany;
]. ". Brotherton, California, i.
a CattilI. DeleWsre; J. J, Scott, Flor
ids. r W. BrsithWaite, Connecticut; W.
H. Clark and Geo. Schsz, Illinois; Benz =
min s Franklin, Maryland; ohas; d..
Seymour. Iowa; J. N. See, ksnsssi Il. D.
Perkins, Kentucky; DIR. Hoskings, LODE
Island; w. L; Adans, Louisians y. 81
LefingweIl, Maine; DR.. Hutton, MARY
land; DR.. Bsbcock, Massachnsetsi GEO.
Gillespie, Michigan; DR.. Wells, Mime
sofa: DR.. Crane, Mississippi; DR.. BerE-
lev. Missouri, DR.. Esmes, New Hsmp-
shire: DR.. A Abererombie, New Jersey; DIR.
Alfred Beach and DIR. Cheshire, North
Carolins; DR.. Barr, Ohio; DR.. Hall, Penn
svlyania; Jno. Sesrboro, Pittsburg; y. D.
Seymour, Rhode Island; Dr.. Hand, South
/ Carolina; DR.. Wheat, Tennessee; b A.
Rogers, Texas; DR.. Howard, West New
/ York: DR.. Beers, Wisconsin; John Cross
| dale, Eastern Msrylandi 7, G. Glassm al,
4 Nebraska.
A resolution was adopted to the effecl
that the sessions be continued from lC
The Right Rev. George August Sell
wynn, Lord Bishop Of Litchfield; Right
| R1v. DIR. Vensble, Bishop OF Nassuai
Very Rev. Dr.. Howfon, Dean Of Chesteri
Rev. DR.. Edward, Vicar of Trenthsn1
/ Rev. @. g. Ilea, Vicar of Wolverhampton
with many others Of the English clergy
| who are here, were presented 10 the COD
vention.
A message from the House OF Bishops
| announced their consent to the formation
of a new diocese within the limits OF IN,
| diocese Of Pennsylvania, 70 be COMPOSED
| of ali that part Of said diocese outside o.
/ the counties of Philadelphia, DelsWsre
| Chester and Montgomery; referred TO I'M
i committee on new diocese.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ire tevents enth snd twentieth districts
are not yet represented
Mr. M,sNew is f3ster for Anderson ana
Tbs GppESL was mistaken in saying
,h.t vva.. Tenn lessee is--or was-slaugn-
erred in the electisu of officers OF the legis-
lsture. WestTennesssew was divided against
herself; in fact, there was no seeS'oAAl
feeling st all in the election OF SPEAK en-
shelby, in fact, supported Middle Ten
pssses msp-Martin-in preterence to En-
loe or Chester, both from We.t Tennessee.
The present Speaker. Richardson, pre-
aides with the grace and digElty OF
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AGRICULTURAL.
Adjournment of the National Congress
Delegation to the Southern
Convention.

Special to the Memphis AppssLl
NASHVILLE, October 6.-The National
Agricultural Congress met this mOrning g
and appointed q delegation Of five to az
tend the next meeting of the Southern
Agricultural Convention, at Selma, Ala
bama. After the transaction Of some un-
important business, the convention ad-
journed sine die.
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REYENuE MArTERa.

WARRINGTON, October 5.-Acting At
torney General Bristow to-day issued 3
circular calling the attention of district
attorneys, marshsis, and clerks of United
States courts to the very large number OF
suits pending, instituted under the inter-
nal revenue laws, and instruoting them to
make energetic efforts to bring these suits
to Judgment without delay.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
MASONIC NOTICE.

TNHE stated communication OF Leila q
Il Scott Lodge No 2Ss, will be held ~
this lFRLDAIJ evening. October 6th,"
at O'Clock, for dispatch of business.
All ID. n. 3 are fratsrnslly invited.
II. n. HIGBEE, ". N.
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IAPANEsE PAPER

WASHINGTON, October 5.-The Japanese
Charge d'Affsirs of this city has presented
our government, on behalf of the Japanese
cham Der of commerce, about one hundred
different samples of paper manufactured
in japan, mostly OF rice. The specimens
will be arranged in portfolios and placed
in the model room Of the patent Office for
iuRuectiOn
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DIED..

RHODES On the 5th instan., in this city,
Mr.. LEssIE RHODES, in the 8th year of his
age
The friends and scqusintances are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from the
residence OF Mrs. Morgan, No. les Second
street, at ~ this (FRIDAYl afternoon.
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WILD WESTERN SCENES.

LARAMIE CITY, October 5.-The Jail In
this place was inva6e ed by q gang oi
horse thieves from the Black BILLS last
evening about seven O'Clock, who, with
sledges, crow-bars, oold-chisels, etc,
broke into the cells and liberated three
of their companions; all made their es-
cape into the hills There were no officers
on guard. They have not ss yet been re-
captured.
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sre all for our Stste-our whole State.
The miserable sectional feeling that wss
engendered by the Radical party finds no
encouragement in the present Legislature,
which is composed mostly of young men
of broad, liberal, catholic views.
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NEW JEWISH CHURCH.

NEW York, October 5-The Jewish
Rabbi in this city is engaged in forming
a new congregation of 1srselites, which
will in its worship adopt the Berlin
prayerbook, and will observe the first
day of the week as their Sabbath instead
of Saturday. A number of leading Israel
ties are engaged in the movement
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INDICTEn R0R 1ruRDER.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 5.--Mrs. N. j.
Ssyier, wife of the agent of the Atlantic
and Pacific telegraph company, who shot
Mrs. Lake, with whom her husband was
living, at Rocton, has been indicted for
murder.
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LONDON, October 6.-Four successive
and tremendous explosions occurred at
the establishment of an oil merchant in
Chelsea. Thirteen persons were injured,
four of whom are, it is feared, in dying
condition
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MAHoNY CITY, PA, October 5-The
friends of Henry Souther, an indepeDd-
ent candidate for the judiciary, held large
meeting last night, which was broken up
by an attack OF. a mob, charged to be in
the interest OF Thomas q. Walker, rival
candidate for the same ofics. A part OF
the alleged plan was the assassination
of W. F. Hughes, one of the speakers.
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PRGF. EMILE WITzMANN

Respectfully announces that to meet an ex.
listing want he will organize Select Evening
tIaSses Of Young GentIeDen Tor instr &c
tion IN the French and German Lam
guages.
Glasses will be opened on the nrst day OF
Octo Der, 1871, and on the first day OF each
month thereafter during the Scholastic
Year.
kecitations will Re had twice week.
TKRNs-S6 month per pupil FOE classes OF
two or more, invariably in advance. No
deduction made FOR absence.
Private lessons in French, German aud
Music given at the residence Of pupils, at SI2
per month.
Application may be made to him at his rooms
No. $50 IL SECOND STREET,
up stairs, between Monroe and Union streets.
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Chancsry Sale Of Real Estate.

No 2l7O.-In the First Chancery Court of
shelby county, Tennessee-EliEa F. Greene
VS. W. l. Vance ct al
my virtue of an interlocutory deere for
- sale entered in the above cause July 10
ISL will sell at public auction, 70 the high
eft bidder, in front of the Clerk ana Masters
nice of Eaid court, Greenlaw block, Second
street. civ of Memphis Tennessee. on
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HARTFORD, October 5-Returns from
1877 towns show that the r publicsns car
ried n towns and the Democrats 40. In.
some towns mixed ticket elected. The
Republican gain was IL towns and the
Democrats one,
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BALTIMORE, October 5.-The case OF
Mrs. e. G.. Wharton, indicted for the
poisoning of General Ketchsm and E.
Van Ness, was to-day removed from the
criminal court of this city to the circuit
court Of Ann Arundel county.
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CrNCINEATps NEW FOuNrAIN

CIKcINNATI, October 5.-The enclosure
shutting from view the Tyler-Davidson
fountain was removed to-day, revealing
the outlines o1 ne covered figures. and
attracting ls numbers throughout the
day. The zntain will be unveiled pre-
cisely ct o'clock to morrow, and the wa
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CoMPosED T0 THELAsr.

CHICAGO, October 6.-Henry Yates, q
merchant of Berlin, Illinois, committed
suicide on Tuesday afternoon by taking
strychnine. After taking the poison he
sat down and conversed with his family
for some time. He arose from his seat
and told his wife what he had done and
in q few moments sfterwsrd expired.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
: NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS

MAYORS OFFICE. CITY HALL.
vi MEMPHIS, TENN, October 5, ls7l
Sealed proposals Will bs received Al this
ONCE until D M. Tuesday the 10th int, 70
furnish the CT y Of Memphis dfteeu hundred
to two thousand barrels OF screened P1ti, burg
coII, for the use OF the City Hospit Il, station
houses, engtse-house and ci,y of1ees.
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TELEGRAPHIc SUMMARY


BUFFALO, October 4.-George W. Oar
row, overseer on Tifft's farm near this
city, while riding home in his buggy was
murdered by some unknown person, who
fred several shots from a revolver.
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NOTICE.

4 LII my interest in the business conducted
"A under the style of g. L. James q Co., In
this ciEy, have this day sold to 8. L. Jam es
and '. d Scales. who alone are authorized
10 collect the outstanding debts.
THEo. MAJOR.
MEMPHIs, October 5, 1871. oc6
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efers by Permission "a
FOR SALE.

ON TEN ANNUAL PAYMENTSETHAI
" very comfortable home on Thornton ave.
nue.; cottage house, 10 rooms, stable, carriage
house, and al in good repair; lot, 10 feel
front; the pls e is known as the WAGGoNEE
PLACE.
ALSO,
FORTY ACRES INN edistely west of the FAN
grounds. fronting on the north side OF the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
ALSO,
That splendid place on Rayburn avenue
the PORTER PLACE-about acres; beautiful
grouncs. magnificent brick residence and the
best improved place in the county.
ALSO,
Lot on the southeast corner of Main and
Broadway, IA set on Main by $50 on Broad.
wRy, to Ninth street.
ANY of the above places will be leased fol
ten years. q. A. 6TOVALL.
ocS No, 8H Main street,
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ter will be turned on. The chamber of
commerce and board of trade will both be
closed. Indications are that there will be
more strangers In the city than there have
been on any day Of its history.
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THAIiANS

DURSUANT to adjournment, meeting will
Il be held at the usual plaoe, 3S2 Second ST.
on SATURDAY evening, TN inst. st7%.
By order OF W. g. PARKER, President.
CHAs. 7. DoBB, Secretary. oc7
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Grant, in conversation with a
friend in Chicago, says he has no notion OF
going back on Murphy, Of the New YORK
castomhouse. he says Tom is true
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CL LAIRVOYANT
AND
ASTROLOGIST.

MADAME HENTRx,
OF London, England, the Great and Wonder
ful Clairvoyant aud Astrologist has arrived
In our city, and win give CONSULTATIONS for q
short season only. Madame Henry will cor
rectly tell your past life, also your present
and foture destiny.
She can bring the separated together. and
convert misery and dtshenEton into pleasure
and ontentment. Happiness. health. long
life, good luck and success in sH un dertak :
tngs, by water or land, 10 all who visit her.
As q Clalrvoyant, the Madame hes been en-.
dowed with " wonderful n tuT6l gifts" from
hsr infancy. Ali that visit her wonder at
her poWer Of describing deceased" friends.
All diseases l0catea ciatrvoy antly. Dis
eases incident to females treated success fully,
Charges moderate. Ladies, 81 6Oi gentlemen.
81 90. Satisfaction guaranteed.
CoRzulaasfOn Rooms, No. Se Monroe So
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DRESS MAKING.

zrRs. =. MARSH takes pleasure In an,
vi nouncing 10 her old patruns and ths.
puhlfc Keneralls, that she has resumed i've
DRESS MAKING BUSINESS Ar no. 2a0
DEsOTO sTkEET, thld door south of
vance, where she is prepared to nj All or
having an assortnent of pastsrns on hand
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Preparations on q grand scale. The finest
PARK and best race track on the
Americ n Continent.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-03-23

say Of certain chemist. Concerning any
very recent tests Of the supposed silver
bearing stratum, We confess to know
nothing positively; but long before the
editor OF the Enterorisc donned his lion
skin for the adlnonition and instruction
Of this part Of creation, we have known
CROUCH to make any one slightly incrcd-
ulous. We know the returns that were
received from the u. s Mint ut Phila>
delphia and Chicago chemists something
over year ago; We have seen lump
Of the ore and bit of undesirable silver
which was said to have been extracted
In = blacksmith's forge a. Rochester
from just such specimen. and know
that when both were submitted to Prot.
Heinrichs, 1t Iowa City, lie decided that
the latter never came from the former,
nor anything like it. These things, re-,
curing from year to year have made US
anything but confident Of the discovery
Of silver at Rochester, but We last week
gave a correct report Of the. present state
of the prospecting for it, as \ ell as, the
reported favorable result Of the recent
assays, and viii: add that in common
with every citizen of Cedar county, not
to mention the state of Iowa, We vim
cerely hope that the sandy banks OF the
Cedar at Rochester may yield richer
silver mine than Mexico or Peru ever
dreamed of.
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NAOSAAss0 ssCso AVr INC nnAluO1os
Every day demonstrates more clearly
that liver complaint, in all it's distress
ing forms, can be controlled and cured
without difficulty OF Inconvenience. 1t
is all obstinate disease, but its obstina-
cy is not proof against the pertinaci Gus
remedial and restorative operation of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. That ge-
nial corrective cOmpets the organ to 40
ITS duty. 1t must secrete regularly and
BEAUTIFULLY under the influence OF the
Bitters. Their action brings it back
from state of rebellion into perfect har>
mony with the laws of health. If there
is eostiveness, it disappears; if there is
side ache or back ache, it ceases; ii the
skin and the whites of the eyes are
tinged with su;erfluous bile, they recov.
er their natural hue; ii the appetite is
gone, it returus, if the indigestion is
impaired, it is restored: in brief, what
ever the symptoms Of the mpiaint may
be,a whatever the phase has assumed,
a cure Is certain. Such are the uniform
effecrs of this preparation where bilious
disease has been already developed; but
in eases where there is merely cOnsti-
tutional tendency to liver com plant, it
may be prevented throughout life by
the regular use, in small quantities, Of
this palatable antidote. These are
proven facts, and should be seriously
pondercd-or, rather, they should he
promptly acted upon-by all persons Of
bilious habit.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-03-23

BAD BOYs.-Quite q number of boys,
some Of them most too large to be called
snch, have been in the babit of getting
up noisy and offensive evening perform.
ances on the street, which would we'll
warrant, and If we are correctly inform
ed, will now be quite liable to receive,
the attention Of the city Marshal. Only
few evenings ago the Good Templars
Lodge was disturbed in session by the
heathenish performance Of these row.
dies, and only last Saturday evening a
window was broken out of one of our
business houses during ono Of their pow
vows of some sort. Such. things are
neither creditable nor desirable, and
need attention.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-03-23

THE STANwOOD EXPRESS ID the name
OF the new newspaper 1t our neighboring
town Of Stanwood, the prospective adj
vent Of which we alluded to some weeks
ago. It IL published each Wednesday,
by Ellis L. Derby. The first number
shows 1t to be large, eight PACED Aheet,
In appearances, atleast, very creditable to
all concerned although, to be candid,
We muat confess that lift were half ~
large and all printed at home, dispens-
ing with the two weeks.old "patent in.
wards" 1t would b more creditable in
our humble estimation. But a. local pa
per for % young town o. Stanwood, 1t
Ii a pretty "big thing" and from the
appearance of its advertising columns,
the enterprisfng citizens Of that wide
awake little burgh fully appreciate 1t.
Here's hoping it may never be smaller.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-03-23

BURGLARS Tools FoUND.-A faw
days ago, while Frank Perry and Rob-
ert Whitson were at work burning brush
upon II. Swatzlander's land, just south.
east Of the corporation, they found All
assortment of burglars tools, including
slsdge, chissls, drills, brace, &C., &c.
Beside them lay an old half rotten car
pet sack, and the tools were quite rusty,
having evidently lain there months, II
not years. Our antiquarians differ in
opinion - to whether the tools were
left from the burglary Of the Clerks Of
fee and Aldsn's. last fall. or the unsue.
cessfui effort on the safe In the County
Judges Office much longer ago.