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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-13

2ampf ;ipifebcn 0cr. St.sSrnppen
unb mcrifduifd,cn Spioaten. -

40 Mann Der Grlfcrcn Gctcptct.
@atpenon, SGrGS, u. gtpril. - Glle
Gpe,ial 3epeid,c aus 9lnliH oil Die bIeit9e
Stems" thcilt nit, OoB 3tGr( uu0 YtllIer'S,
nit Sped belaoencr uno nab Sbibuabuo nuO
baS Nort Bacon beilimmter SrHd)tiug i'll Der
giabe Der Gren5C uOu ciucr grOBeil Sanot Sns
oioner au0t9riiicu iuurbe, meld)e 0eu 8e0rl
NIB ieiue Hruu lmO onOere anlerlfantr
tSotetcu. Die mcritauil9cu Grcn5trnpptH
ueriolaten bic SnSianer ilber Die (SrenSe bis
AMI 9}er. Staateu G,ebict, t5btettn mebrtre
Suoiauer uuo mahten auOere 3u GNeiangss
uen. Die 3abl Der @eiangenelt uuo Soottlt
betrua inl @oiEeH 80. @it Ssr. Stdateu-
Sruppen bonn Sort GOoOWn fnmeiI ben 5ns
biaueri ,u6iilfe uno gcrtctbeu bierbet nit oelt
Ottritallern In cinel 1ampi. Der contrIan
oirenbe Sifi;ier beS SortS @noomu nto 40
ameritaniid,c SolOotel wurOst get6btct.
Die Dttrifaner maren 200 DtGuu lt0rf.
Sn GricaS SCpurtulIent ut nod tciut BE
tGtigung Der ucritebenOtn Nadrid)t eingt-
9aHael,
SlnS SlaDti.
GiuQifon, SNntaifd, Il. Aprii. - GS
iiuo hi,r eiRe NiBabl baptiider Sptone att
oefcnlntcn, meld,c bic bier bt|iublid)tu 6littt
lluoe aus SaDt beobodteu iOlleu, iuell man
bieie(bcu in 9Ser0ad)t bat, bah ne lu2gen Ats
ncriou Der Jtcpnblit an bic gcr. Staotet
conipiriren.
SonouraS ioll III elmer cn9ttidcu &ron.
Golonie uuo cirei1t Sbcile Der ,utltlidlciI
CONFEDERATION crildrt iuerben.
StuS Smba.
Sapanna, 10. Ipril.-Su Souto Gipi.
ritu bot Yalmaicoa 9citcru cine Sewtguup
singeieitet, bon Der man iid 9rObe 9'tiultot
ueriprid)t.
emilio 3alUioor III nit @rieien fir oi
Gubaner III beu Scr. Staatsu aui ieiuen
8ege Oortbin gcfongen genommeu wor0en,
Sci Wontc Sccuro iauo eiu Gngngemen
ftatt, in pei6cm 800 9ninrgenteu unter Sin
cente Garcia bon eiuem Battalion slrtiacri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-13
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Sde pou Gutaps unb ZdrGtcgaitr.
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,aprtI7, ,3Ntc) wr. tOJ, gSrnr y siGItimcreIir
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Es2@sS StrgcImabigr
Gampfi6iTfnbrt
Suidru
@rrmcu nuO Baltimore,
lIafinocsllyrcifr I'm GjpfN ;

Bnn Srr'Utu nab NultnOrt:
SJiGtC Si'u'
SUtiItnoGf $40.
8cr @glttnor, uGd Srtntu.
GGiGtC Sinu;
Jplihtnbct $2j.
Qubcr NpU0Cu uuo 10 jabrtn Ole SGtitC; eGua-
lingC 81,
Nnt Nbri0rr EcouQrHPln N1o htrielbeu. tuif hti
0cr Rclps HpItrr rintr oc5 aJUrbbrutihcn ytcuo."
glCgCn ErCdt unh foliage In otgicn tn irort Sin.
GdJt tmpt, ,bttHFUTtbru SUi'iyu Dlnbt man fh an
oit GcurJll NnCuttH or Hcucn yiHlt
n. SdIumucicr = Comp,
tCN2uiO Hr. o, z. S.HGbdUCsHr., Baltimore, NC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-13

The COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION
In immer eroisreib in 3abnousjieben obne Shmers
sen uno unan9enebme 5yol9en pom 9ebraube oes
&afes iueeen Der iogenern tSriinoe:
~ bat fe Den Gebraudb oee 8aies In Der 3abuz
9i9enihdien btiielben;
q bat fe fb ausiblieSlih nibrenb Der Ieeten
td5 Sabre 0amtt btihditigt
81 tti tbr S'eitbdit 10 au5geoebnt, bab iic niemds
otteS ooer unrenes @as gebraudt inoem iie
lolde proBe Nuantitdten baben muB bab tie
9enotbt9t III, oes 3u MAIDEN.
Sen Yatenten oicitr Aiociation fommt oeie lunes
i6brse eratrung mo ber'inoige Gor9e in Der BE
reitung nne Singebnn0 bes rentn Gaies Su Der adns
tten Seireiung uon ShmerScn .uGbrsno Der i6pies
riaien Spsrationen Su Sute.
VI. y. Die "eolton Dental aiiociatcn" Bat feline
SuCigs Siireau5 tn bieier Stubt unb iuoct man iie
nur In Wr. 81, gScftsSarct,eStr.,
lSb-a0l 2. Ibiire neiiliin NON her Shnrlcsifr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-13
IbrOOOr Q5IOfkcr & SOIJn,

bcuiifje @npalte INN GnnUeDnnrrrs,
Nr. as, Spurtldnrftr.,
beIor9en afle Gci6dite M bcn otrihirbcuen biegCn
Scri1 ten, fcrtgen SGuiOricie ul6 Sotulncnti Gller
grt aus; cbenio So!ImNhtch II. I. 10. (Si-)
Yreisliltc fir 3abnarbcitcu,
Qjshiiis $40, sih unb s2Qi 9aBgogssicbcn 80 &ts.
ftiHe GVtro= SeSa blun9 iir SadlsGSGs.
Sr. y. e.. Rcgiiter,
Slr. 94, Ifurt sGmtaip;, unerbalb
(9R1rat6. t9RD 0Cr UtulprrUitrnRC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-13

@enn 9eutiblanc in 6rautrcid interUenis
rem miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-13
manSpsr SOmbrf wsfp'S bel al0nisreO

Ser Gpmmanbant bon c'Siip bon ieinen
eigeneu 2euteu erihcHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-13


SpGteite &abel6eridte.
Gnr Paris.
&lutige Sdmpic.
9anpndbe bel Sbatillcu.
9niauterie Gefedtc.
S3lntbae i'm s9sIisu Ger Stast.
Oie gtati ionalg lgarbe bea IT.
pru d etucn = teg.
Sbre 8crlnftc bei'm Sort b'SyffD.
Ser Gpmmanoant ppn b'SIip bon ietnen
eigenen 2euten erihchen.
Wsau6psr Sumbrr wsfp'S bel 1ISnisrsS
9eenu 9eutiblanS in 6rautrcid) interpena
rem plro.
Sspu Der Trieocn8 Gonfercn5
In Sriincf.
GpnbpIeu, Oepeide Grants pe9en bes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-13
Sbre 0erluitc bei'm Sort S'SffD.

0ie gtatioual9aroe beam.
ipru6t eiucu 9 les.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-13

6abritanten BON feuerfelten 3iegeliteinen,
baben ibr Siireau bon gfr 294, OlontgomCrplraGe,
nab Der NprtpffsCrde fer soamburs. uue 9Sars
nsrfrdne perfect, poicIbI aIlc AuitrdJc prompt
aneaeilbrt mcrben. (NGn. 6.1Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-13
Or, III, lllifnrr-
>lfeItr 0lnnthpfr

IL Der llntcr5eidnctc bat iocbcn in
&e Nr. 44G, ,SS.,SSaltimurcs, uafc YearIffr., -,
eiHe neue nouitdnoig einaeridtete oeutle Ipotbeic
er0finst. @r empfebtt iid Den Serren arrBtcn uno
hem BubIitnm iiberbnupt inter 3uiiherung Iorala5
mer uno ptnttlider Seoienune.
SpuiS Stcinbbfer,
(Vebr.2, ,31pte) Rr. 446, gSeitz Ba ltimpref4r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-13
Ncnc Nn,ctgCu.
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Nlcr. :. &ranO, ilru., Il GOmp.,
Ebcchnnelcr int Ciruf,cn.

S,bu 1tuiJ yootb AyN8 auI auc CuaIttlttu
wtgre etuouuRN Uturu AbU'S lcet UuWG,bi9 uuh
lUu &u'GU'g yU
Hlcr. !. 8rGus, iuu., s. Comp.,
4 lOn.2D,lAN Rr. b, riahti, ulbt yUmbdroVr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-13
gSriuberger'S
gGCiuber8er'S
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SSScinbcr0er's
Sd)ubz mo SttCClzVaDru,
G'cfc Scr Nuth,ps mlS Sdrdtonaitr.,
Gncfc Scr Gutdip= uuo Sdrdtoaditr.,
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-03

DROWNING THE RAT.-rhe partially
Of the darkey for the sun is proverbial.
At MONDAY, with the fierce rays shining
down on his bare head, the mosquitoes
singing around him, and the flies making
amerous dalliance with his nose or lips,
he sleeps and dreams. One old darkey
in the Fourth District, New Orleans, has
daily, for months past selected the door
steps of a prominent residence for his
MONDAY nap. Being drolvcn off one
day, he comes the next With his head
thrown back and his mouth wide open, he
snores away to the exceeding disceln-
fort of the inmates. Called to the door
by this disagrecable diapason few days
sience, the laly of the house concluded
she would try an experiment For tins
purpose she procured q small piece Office
and dropped it into the huge orii'ce that
served as Sambo's mouth. 1t disappear
cd like q shot, and with cough aud a
snort Sambo started to his feet
"Ugh!' he cried as the ice sent violent
thrills through his stomach.
"What dis y and his fingers clutched
nervously the afflicted parts.
Just thea some one cried out in the
house that u big rat had run down Uncle
Sans throat This added terrow to his
pain. He rolled on the banquette anc
cried Justify for help.
Fore God missus, he's KILN me,
and the whites of the darkey's eyes pro
truded like saucers, and the convulset
and anguished face, showed that rea
pain was strongly enhanced by his imag
mary terror.
10, golly how he do jump and kicl
about" and Sambo again gave himsel
up to a paroxysm of lamsntation.
Drink warm water, Uncle Sam, anC
drown him." the lady suggested
Without 4 moments hesitation h
started for tho water plug lie turned OF
the crank, and the water started. San
glued his lips to the nozzle antil biz
sides we're pufed out like an inaate(
balloon.
"How do you feel now, Uncle Sam ?
the lady enquired as Sam staggered bac!
to his seat.
II guess he's drowned, missus; bu
here's what troublin' dis chile, how
that rat gwine to get out'n dare =
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-03

OLp Snors.-You probably think that
II you look very sharply a, an old shoc
when you throw it away, yen will know i;
again II ever it comes back TO you. But
that does not At all follow; One Of these
days ysu may button your dress with aa
old pair Of slippers. comb your hair with
. boot. or graspa cast'oif gai,er in youl
hand while yeu cat your dinner. You do
not see how this eau be ! Well wo will
tell ysu.
Old shoes are turned to account by man
ufacturers in the following manner: They
are cut into very small pieces and kept for
. couple OF days in chloride Of sulphur.
The effect Of this ia to make the leather
hard and brittle. Next. the material is
withdrawn from the action of the chloride
Of sulphvr, washed with water and dried.
When thoroughly dry, it is ground to pow
der and mixed with some substance like
glue or gum. that canses it to adhere to-
gether. 1t is then pressed into moulds and
Snapped into buttons. COMBS. knife hand
lee. etc. So you see how it may come to
pass that you will comb your hair with a
boot, and fsstcn your clothes with slip.
per.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-03
Dr.. Railways Perfect Pargative Pills.

perfectly tas,clcss, elegantly coated with swset
gum purge regulate purify, cleanse, aud strength
en-, Railways Pills Coz Tie cure of all disorders Of
the Stomach liver bowels. Kidneys, bladder. ncry
ous diseases headache, constipation, costiyencss
indigestion, dyspeps.a biilousnrss, billions fever,
Inflammation o' the bowels piles, and all de.
rangemcuts Of the internal yiscra Warranted
to effect positive cure. Purely vegetable. con-
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few doses Of Railways Pills will free the sys-
TEN from all the above named disorders Price,
25 cents per box Sold by Druggists.
Read =" FdiSe and Irue." Send letter stamp
to RADWAY & co, No. - Maiden Lane, New
York. Information worth thousands win he sent
you. july f7lyl
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-03

SAD FATE OF A FRoG.- Marine City
Mich, the other lay. ayoung man was
walking out with some young ladies, when
he found small frog, and holding it in
the palm of his hand brought it near his
mouth. which he Opened wide The ju-
venie croaker. seeing what appeared to be
place Of refuge, gaveajump into the cave,
The young man looked very red in the
face, and the ladies looked down in the
a.outh. but the frog has never been seen
from that day to this.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-03

SOME THINGS You WILL NOT BE SoRE
FoR.-For hearing hefoIc judging,
For thinking before speaking.
For holding an angry tongue
For stoppiu tho ear Of tattler.
For refusing to kick allen man.
For being kind to the distressed,
For being patient to all.
For doing good to all men.
For walking uprightly before God.
For lending to the Lord.
For asking pardon for wrongs.
For laying up treasure in heaven.
For speaking evil Of no man.
For being courteous to all.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-03
Budget Of scissorinss.
widdes sprissins Daughter.
Music in October Number Peter. Musical Mond

sic in October Number Peters Musical Monthly
Twas or beauteous Summer morn.
When things were up anu comm
And all among tae pankln vines
The bumble-oe were hummin;
Itook an early hall-mile walk.
As every body'd orter,
When in The cowpath was met
By Wiider sprlsgins Daughter
Her eyes were black as Dayid's ink.
Her cheeks we're red as fairy.
And one smack Of her luscious lips
Woald e.ibe jadge or jury,
bow d-skc curcheyed Just the way
Her nice old Mar had Taught hers
She smiled-and oh my heart was gone
10 WiddeT S9riggins Daughter.
Says /. Ny dear, how DO yc dos'
says she, p" | reckon finely
Says 1, " OF all the gals know,
lou lock the most acvinelN.
snatched a kiss-she slapped my face,
ln fact, just as she d orter;
Behave yourself. how dare you, sir u
Cried Widder sprisgins Daughter.
Just then an old rampageous sheep
Who had been feeding near, sir.
Squared off, and like ton of bricks
He took me with his head, siri
landed in pond, chuck full
OF frogs and filthy water.
And then she stood and aFfeA and iarfel,
That " idder Spriggns Daughter.
rather guess | cravled out quick
Picked up my hat aud miaalei,
While loves bright torch so lately lit
Out in that frog pond fzzled.
Well, she was married yesterday,
A lawyer chap has got her:
So I'll forget, ifnot forgive
The Widder Spriseins' Daughter
CHoRus.-Widder Spriggins' Daughter,
Another fcllers got her;
So here's good bye. without a sigh
To Widder Spriggins' Daughter.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-03

- Modesty" asks us "What is the
best method OF popping the question:" II
is good deal like champage--ifi il don't
pop issslf. thsie is something wrong about
u
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-03

-"Auutie." said little three. ysor.old
eus dAy."I don't lite my aprons tarchsd so
drsfful. So much tsrehness makes the
tiffnsss lratch the baroness"
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-03

- Adversely" says western
preacher "tAkos US up short and sets us
aswn hard. and when it's done with Us we
feel ~ contented asa boy that's been
spanked and set away to cool"
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-03
FEVER AND AGUE.
IHg URrAT MOOD PURlFILl

THg GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Icvery drop Of the SarsapsrIian Resolvent
communicates through the blooi, sweat, urine and
other duils Of th1 systor the visor Of life i0r 1t
repairs tic wastes Of the body with ncw and sound
material. Scroiula, Svphih, Consumption, GLAND
ular disease ulcers Ia the tlrost, tumor5 Nodes IN
the eglands and other parts Of the system sore eyes'
struinorous isehGrges from le ears, and the worst
G.rm Of Skiu diseases, Erurtous, Fever sores,
Worms Salt RhoUW. Fry icns, TGmors, Cancers
in the Womb. are within thr curative range OF TINS
wonder Of Modern CAu'stfV, and q i'w days !.
use W III prove 10 any person using IL 70? t'.Hef OF
tteso folms og disease is potent power to cure
them. lg tAc patient, t3ily becoming reduced by
the Eastes aud decomposition that IS continually
progressug, succeeds in arfesting these wastes,
and repairs the same with new material made from
healthy bluol-and this the Saysaparllian Will
and does seaure--a cure is certain for when once
dis remedy commences its work Of purihcnli0n,
and succeeds in diminishing the lJssof wastes, its
repairs will be rapid, and every day the patient
will feel himself growing better GnI stronger, the
food dgcstipg better appetite improving, and flesh
and weight Increasing. Not only does tho Sarsa-
paGlian Resoiyyut excel all known remedial
| agents in the cure Of OhrJnic, Seroialous Const-
! tuional and Ska Disease; but !, is the only
/ positive cure for
/ KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
/ Urinary .al Woal diseases, Gravel, Diabrtca.
/ Dropscy, Stowngc Of Water, incoutnrnecol arine,
/ Bights disease AIbuminuIia and in all cases
Where there are brick dust deposits, or The water
/ is thick cloudy. mixed with subs suaccs like the
! v hitc Ur aa cgg, etc.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-03

- A man, who asked what sort OF
wine he preferred, replied "Other pco-
ple's."
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-03

- Mariiage--An alter on which a
man lays bis pocket. book. aud woman
her love letters.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-03
1869 e. 10.
SIZE A VI
Se3Nen AAz2

YTvffE Van Buren Agricultural Works ID
erected in connection with their OF
works, steam Cotton Gin, consistfngo Of
1--WE Sixty Saw Gins an improu
Press, etc.
They are now prepared to rerevte and
all Cotton that may be bseNghs to them
They have a large BRiCk WAREH0li
for the Storage Of the Seed cotton. as well
y hen baIea. free Qt sAwgs; thus obviadlngi
! danger from fire. We oAer 30 cotton prodR
ers great inducements in the ginning ofths
I cotton.
eg- We will Gin. Press, store and DEM
cotton on the riyey bank On as hberal ki1
Ur any other Gin.
NE ere nor ropidiy rebuilding Ma
W,yE, destroyed By fre lass 'cfat~ y
mac1ine,y, gins and HW' ~M5 5t@
most tmprored styles. We ~'a @ '"'
ness for lie first Of thc ensuing "or''
ash our old friends TO remember @'
HAYMAN & sCOIi|
Van Buren,, Aug. !C' lSC9 :
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-03

Il. r. r.
RADWAY.S READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
NOT ONE uOUR
after reading this advertisement need any enc
Suffer with Pain.
RApwAY's READY RELIEF IS a CURE FOR
EVERY PALS.
II wac tae first sn3 is
The Ouly Pain Remedy
that instantly stops the most eXerutlaiing pains,
allays uhamaiiOns sud cures CongcstloEs, wheth-
Of the lungs, stomach, bowels or other glands or
organs. l,y one application in from one to twenty
miu,lfes no matter how violent or excrucatinE the
pain the Rheumatic, led ridden, intirm crippled.
Nervous. Neugalsie, or prostratcd with disease
may suffer,
RADWtY'S READY RELIEF
VIII afford instant Ease.
Inflammation OF the kdne,s, Inflammation
of the Bladder, Inflammation Of the Bow
els. Congestion OF the Lungs, sore
Throat. Difficult Breathing, Pal
pitation of the heart. llyster-
les Group Dipthcria, Ca
tarrh.lnAuenza.llead-
ache. Toothache,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Cold Chills, Ague
Chills.
The application Of the Ready Relief to the par
orrarts where the pain or difficulty exists will af
ford ease aad comfort. Twenty drops in half tum-
BILE Of water will IN a few moments cure Cramps,
Srasm.. Sour stomach Heartburn. Sick Headache,
Diarrhea. Dysentcry, Collie, Wind in the Stomach
and all internal pains. Travellers should always
carry bottle Of Railways Ready Relief with
them. A few drops in water viii prevent sickness
or pains from change Of water. II is better than
French brandy or bitters a sumulGnt.
FEVER AND AGUE.
Fever and Agua cured for EltY cents. There Is
not n remedial agent in this world that will cure
Fever and Aguc, and al other Malsrious, bilious,
scarlet. typhoid. yellow and other Fevers. (alded
by RApWAYs PuLs) so quick as Railways Rea-
t.. I, r it.ff
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-03
IUST RECEIVED.
- fine selected lot of assorted
Iron =

from the Globe Rolling Mills CHM. bought
since the govt. manufacturing duty was re-
moved. which our customers and all hands can
have the benefit Of by calling early on
GEO. AUSTIN.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-03
Shoemakers look out for your Souls.

A LII kinds Of Shoemakers Trimmings
~ Lasts, boot Trees; Shoe Pegs, by the
bushel shoe Thread, Avis. and a thousand
other things to tedious to mention.
by 81. AUSTIN.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-03

Initial Letter Paper ~ Envelopes,
rHIlE most popular article of the day. at
i july | G 4. HARvEY's.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-10-26
For the Advertiser.
SpRINGDAII

SPRINGDALE, Sth Mo-, 70, II.
Editor advertiser, Sr:-l saw in
your last issue some statistics increase
of membership among the Freemasons
which are probably all correct SO far as
numbers are concerned; but should we
always Judge of an institution by num-
bers or popularity? We have numer-
Gus examples in the bible of immense
numbers of the chosen people of God,
the children of Israel, who went after
strange gods and worshipped idols; and
when Elijah fed from tn" land of Can
aau to Mt. Horeb thinking there were
none left on the Lords side. he watolds
there were vet seven thousand who
had not vet bowed the knee 10 Baal OF
kissed his image.
1t IS a question beyond controversy
that Masonry kept slavery alive several
wears after it would have been dead and
buried in oblivion, as almost every
shareholder in the South was a Mason.
And to-day we have evidence beyond
dispute from high authority that
immense numbers of the ku-klux are
Masons in high standing. Is not the
highest Mason in the L. S. Albert E.
Pike, who was noted for his barbarous
treatment of union men during the war!
will only give one instance of great
many that might be quoted, as do not
wish to be lengthy:
a year ago last fall, a correspondent
travelling up the Mississippi fell in
company with Presiding Elder of the
NJ. +. Church in Arkansas He stated
that widow woman, ncighbor of his
when the war closed, hired a former
slave to oversee her plantation, agree
ing to pay him wages at the end of the
year, but finally refused to pay him ac-
cording to contract. He applied to the
officers OF the Freedmen'S Bureau, who
compelled her to pay. a few nights
after, he was visited by forty men who
cut off his hands, cut out his tongue.
and then tied him to his cabin and set
it on fire. This Presiding Elder, who
was a Mason, stated that short time
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-10-26
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
w. II. Hammond, Pl'n.

W. II.
against Circuit Court OF
Eliza Jane Hammond, Geo Coda, conn,U
Hammond. Louis Ham ! Iowa Hacanoo'
mond. Emma Hammond be Tcrm
Charlotte Hammond ChaS 1871 -
Hammond.
TO Eliza Jane Hammond. George Hammond
Louis Hammond, Emma Hammond ,har
lotte hammond, Charles Hammond.
NolI are hereby notified that there. is now on
file in the Office IF the Clerk Of the Distr riot
Court, in and for the county of Cedar. In the
STATE q Iowa. petition OF w. II. Hammond.
pialntiH, ella ming of you the ow nership and
Town or 1lpton, Ceuar county, Iowa.
Now unless you appear to said etition and
oeiend thereto at or before noon O the second
day OF the next term of said Court to be begun
ana heId at Upton, In said county on the 18th
Gay OF december. ls7 default WI be entered
In accordance with the prayer of aid petition.
4lw4 WOLF + LANDT, Attys for Pl6
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Original Gosicc,

AGAINST , dar county Iowa
Nel Brink, Defendant.) Dec. Term, 1871.
NJehiel Brink. Defendant:
EOU are hereby notified that there will be
III onor before November list. 1871 on file in
Vic otfise of the Clerk of the District Court, i'm
nd fer the county of Cedar, in The state of
pwa. n petition OF Matilda Brink, plaintiff.
aiming of you a divorce from the bonds OF
tarliage now existing between you and the
iaiitin.
NV unless you appear to said petition and
efend thereto at Oh before noon OF the second
az Of the next term OF said Court, to be begun
nj held al Upton, In said county on the 18th
~ of December, 1871, default will be
ntefed against you, and judgment rendered
,ereon III accordance with the prayer of said
petition. NJ MCLATGHLIN, PITS Atty.
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CHARLES NJ. EVANS,
1y5 rOprtetOr.
Formerly,
c.. NJ. JACKSON & Co.
These Remedies are for Sale by
Druggists, Storekeepers, and
Medicine Dealers everywhere.


Kate NJ. Ford, District Court Of Cedar Co.,
against Iowa, December Term,
r. w Ford. 1871.
10 B. w. Ford, Defendant:
You are hereby notified that there 10 now on
flo in the ONCE of the Clerk OF the District
Court. In and for the county Of Cedar. in the
state OF Iowa, a petition Of Kate M. Ford,
Plaintiff, claiming of you divorce from the
bonds Of ma trimony heretofore existing be-
tween you and plaintiff on the ground OF your
becoming, since your marriage. addicted to
habituai drunkenness and such inhuman
treatment as to endanger the life OF your said
wife.
Now unless you appear TO said petition and
defend thereto Mt or before noon Of tho second
day OF the next term of said Court, to be begun
and held at Upton, in said county, on the 4lh
day Of Dee amber, 1871, n default will be enter.
ee against you, and judgment rendered ana
decree entered thereon In accordance with the
prayer Of said petition. Or
4Ov4 WOLF 4 LANDT, Attys PlR :.
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Administrat0r's Notice.

Public notice Is hereby given that the under
signed has this day been appointed and COM
missioned by the Circuit Court Of Cedar coun-
ty, in the State of Iowa, administrator of the
estate OF Hubbard skinner, deceased, and
all persons having claims against said es-
tate are notified TO a le them with the Clerk
of said Court, clea s'y stated and duly sworn to
and within legal time preparatoryto their be
ing allowed and proved; and persons owing
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the undersigned, and avoid costs.
Dated at Clarence. Iowa, this 4th day of Oc-
tober, A. ID. 1871.
sw4l A. W1HIILYER. Administrator.