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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-11-02
CHICAGO ITEMS.

The grain lumber and cattle trade
continue lively aud satisfactory.
I, is estimated that it will -equire s..
900 900 to rebuild the bridges alone.
The nomination Of Joseph Nedill for
Mayor on the union political ticket
seems to give general satisfaction.
It is proposed to collect all the burned
and damaged safes Of the city, with
which to cree. huge monument in one
~ tho city parks, That would he an
appropriate and very suggestive memo.
rial
The Relief aud Aid Society Commit
tees are kept diligently at work, distri
nuting food aud comfort to those render
ed destitute by the fire. About -, 900
are now being regularly provided with
food. daily The stock OF supplies on
hand is becoming rapidly exhausted,
and the committees are obliged TO draw
upon the relief fund 10 purchase needed
articles.
The Shelter Committee Of the Society
is issuing lumber 10 poor families des'r
iug 70 rebuild, at the rate Of about 800
houses a day. It is feared that II cold
weather should suddenly set in, as 1t ls
very likely 10 soon, there will be much
suffering among those who have as yet
very imperfect shelter. The commit
Tee is, however doing all IN its power
10 obviate this danger
Among the ruins Of the Western News
Company's establishment, where an lm-
ueuse stock Of periodicals and books
was reduced 20 ashes, there vas found
a single EAT Of quarto Bible charrad
,r,unt the edges, It contained the
irst chapter Of the Lamentations Of
jeremiah, which opens with the follow
ing words:
How doth he city ait solitary that
vas full Of people how she is become
A. a widow she that vas great among
the nations and princess among the
nrnvincas how - abe become tributary
She ypaua,h acre IN the night, and her
oars ara on her rharRs among all har
lovara sha hath none 10 comfort her,
Among the irreparable iossea ny The
Chicago fire the Journal places the in
valuahe COLLECTIONS Of books, pamphlets
and manuscripts IN the Historical
Soc;alv's well. filled rooms: the price
esq scientific collections in The rooms Of
The Academy ~ Sciencea the vast
collection Of curiosities, wonders aud
vslusbles IN Col. Woods Museum the
oil paintings in the Opera House and
Academy Of Design Art Galleries, aud
IN the score Of artists studies the
choice art collections and libraries 10
the rivst. residences Of wealthy citt~
zans on the South Side avenues and On
the North Side.
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Mre. Mcfarland Richardson was a
Chicago sufferer.
Next January slavery 10 to be abolish.
ed in Siam,
Bolts, the murderer Of Haisted. IL TO
have new trial on the Ilth Of NovesD-
Der.
Governor Hoffman, of New York, ap
points November g rs day Of Thanks
giving.
The majority for calling q constitu.
tioBal convention in Pennsylvania, at
the late election, reaches the respectable
figure of180, l5s.
Revolutionary movements in Venes-
uela continue active, The preparations
for the coming campaign are said to
indicate close struggle.
The Republican majority in Ohio is
&C, 900. 1t has been coming up gradual
ly from 1900. The low counties have
been letting the Democracy down
easily.
President Grant has appointed Thurs
day, November 80, as day Of general
than ksgiving throughout the Republic.
We publish the proclamation in
another part Of this paper.
The Postmaster General is preparing
mis- annual reports to Congress. Among
other recommendations which he will
advocate in it is the adeptions in this
country Of the postal telegraph system.
The following are the States in which
elections will he held on the 7ti Of
November: MARYLAND, Massachusetts,
Minnesota, Mississippi, New Jersey,
New York, illinois, Wisconsin, and
Virginia.
John Harper, the owner Of Long
fellow, says he will never run another
horse. Grief for the murder Of his
brother aud sister has brought him to
this decision. He has offered reward
Of S., 600 for the detection Of the muir
derer.
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According to = recent carefully pre-
pared statement, the following insur
anca companies have suspended opera
tons IN consequence 81 Iosses At the
great fire
IN New York, the .Ftns, Albany.
Albany City, Atlantic, Aston, Beesman
Buffalo City, Buffalo Fire and Marine
Capital City, Excelsior, Fulton irving
Lorllard, Manhattan, Market, North
American, Schenectady. Security
Washington, Western, Yonkers and
New York.
IN New England, the Atlantic, Prov
idence; American, Providence Charter
Oak, Hartford Connecticut, Hartford :;
Hide and Leather, Boston Hope, Prov
idepcs; Independent, Boston; Mer
chants', Hartford New England, Bos
ton North American, Hartford; Put
nam, Hartford Washington, Provi-
demos.
IN the West, the AIlemania, Clevs
land; American. Chicago; Chicsgo
Fire Chicago Chicago Firsmen's, Chi
ca9o Clsveiana, Cleveland CONNER
cial, Chicago Equitable. Chicago Cor
man, Cleveland Germans, Chicago ;;
Great Western, Chicago; Hbsrnia,
Cleveland Home, Chicago: Knicker-
booker, Chicago Msrchsnts'. Chicaxo :;
Mutual Security. Chicago; Pacific, San
o. ncisco Republic, Chicago; Teuto-
MIA, Cleveland.
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ExBcurrvE M ANsIuN, I
WAsHIN0ToN, D. c., Oct ., l87l.
A bounteous season has again 90 abled
the husbsndmen sogerner the fruit Of
successful toll. Industry has besu
generally we'll rewarded. We are ut
peace with all nations; tranquility with
few exceptions prevails at home. With
in the past year we have in the main
been free from ills which elsewhere
have effected our kind. If some Of us
have had calamities, there should be
occasion for sympathy with the suffer
ers, resignation on their part to the will
of the Most High, and rejoicing by the
many who have been more favored. /
therefore recommend ttat Thursday,
the 3oth day Of November next, the
people meet in their respective places
of worship, there TO make the usual
to Almighty God for
the blessings He has conferred upon
them, in their mercifui exemption from
evils, and invoke His protection and
Kindness for their less fortunate breth
rem whom, in His wisdom, he has
deemed is best to clastise. In witness
whereof. I have herennt0 set my hand
aud caused the real OF State to be atlix-
ed.
Done at the city OF Washington this
twenty eighth day OF october, in the
year OF our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred aud seventy-oDe, aud Of the
Independence Of the United States the
uiuety-sixth.
L. =. CHANT
BY the President;
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary Of State.
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DRaG1Naa. NOTICE.

John .. Friuk, p'aintIT IN District CONF Of
against Cedar esq., iowa.
james aYTaiE. ana tlt}an ne"NuIbsAT Esrf "A
p Davidson. b"trnht mi.
To James GTr"tg .tnd ,uliau = NhN .usnu No.
Dendants-
de n he ,}tfca ~ The { Jerk - the ti~fstC:
Court. N aud for The county NJ fpdar ~ he
state vt iowa a petition " TOhn u t-ink
P'sAntf, claiming of yor t'vo hundred and
ninc dollars aud twentS-0ne cents, aud 'UTrr-
est herr0n at he rate ~ ten per cent, per
num rom he flrst das ri July. ISL 1r pr,tnl-
lssnrv note made by you la he DiainttN for ne
snm VI yvn Rundrad aud tw"ntv dollars isA"t
ADrii ri, thTt. 5lnd ask ing also that vii II
Mt achmrrt tsSria herein against Enp prDDrf'E
f thp said James fIrpiR, stS prov tCpf W
Sow unless rpn appear "a said 1p'ItinD }iut
tptpnd thereto al or nrf0' - nD0u II th- <prnud
lay Of tno nrxt Term n said ,'onrt "a va 1rgrn
and hpid 1t Hpfon N SaiH county m IL" itn
tiay NJ Deranb Dor, .S7l, f"fuuit will "'nt'rad
against Won and judgment rendered. th"rann
n accordance with n" prayer u ~alt pet ition
t2v4 a NrI.A {~tTBT.iS. ttt'Y frr pi' r
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The Michigan Fires.

From the Grand Rspids Miche Eagle.
Further news shows that the hres in
the woods are more extensive than was
supposed could be possibie, 20 much had
burned over before. About Kalamazoo
the damage has not been great excspt to
growing timber, because Of the efforts Of
the people to stop the flames; the fires
are yet burning there, and the Telegraph
states that the sky is all illumined every
night. Between Detroit ami Pontiac
quite large tract of country has burned
over aud is burning yet. The people
Of Romeo were obliged to fight fire
all day Sunday, the ed. Near Battle
Creek, Hamlin's Marsh was on fire, and
the railroad bridge near it was saved
only through the great exertions of the
neighboring farmers. At Ypsilanti fires
are reported all about the city, and
several buildings burned and the smoke
has been So thick in Adrian that it cou'd
be "cut with q knife
The woods in Lanawee county are on
crops, timber aud fences is great New
fires are said to have commenced al
several points in Van Buren, county.
At Gaieshurg there has heen some con
siderable damage, which was Increased
by the burning Of All unoceupied dwell
ing, undoubtedly the work of an iucen
diary. intended to distract the attention
Of the inhabitants while other portions
,Sw..s
Are
Last Friday and Saturday, 10Th and
2Ist, we're terrible days in Monroe coun.
ty large number Of houses, harms
and two or three mills we're burned in
London aud Milan townships. Large
quantities Of hay and grain were de-
stroyed the many miles of fence burn
Ell are hardly thought of, 80 great has
been tho destruction Of other property.
The people fnught fire until completely
exhausted, and at length had 10 send to-
other towns fur help, or abandon their
effnr,s
Cass City, in Tuscoia county, is said
to have been entirely burned, and in all
the country between there aud Gage.
vile, about fifteen miles distant, scarce
~ building is left standing. Many
shingie and SAW mills we're burned, and
the destruction Of hnmpsteads in the
whole county is almost general. In La.
peer county toZen or more houses and
barns aud the crops in them have baen
burned aud the fires are not cut.
The try weather continues. The
smoke helps to dry up the woods and
buildings even faster than the sun, aud
the danger is constantly increasing.
Nothing but constant watchfuiness amt
care will save many of the residents Of
this aud other counties from losing their
houses aud other property. Look the
danger aauareiy in the face, and be
prepared for it.
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Nv virtue ~ special execution to me d.
rected. issned rom he office Of the Clerk Of
the District tIonrt, IN ana for the comfy ~ Es
lar amt State of Iowa, IN favor Of J = Ferguson,
and against isaac I.-1sau | have levied upon
The following property as the property of the
said isaae I.etirau witt
Commencing thirty-eight 3s feet East of the
northwest corner OF ot number one i N block
number seventeen H. in the town Of Clarenre
in said county, thence EAST thirty-tvn 32'faat
thence south sixty CO.. feet thence east twenty
Two - feet thence south srvcnty-two 20 feet .
thence vest ittN-fOnr fea,, thence l.orth one
hundred and thirty-tSvo 1872, feet 10 tne place
ot beginning. situated in sttar county. Iowa.
And shall offer iiesarns for sale, Al tbet,onrt
House door. in tho town of Upton, III said
county on SATURDAY, the nth day Of Nov, \. D.
lSi, Mt o'clock =. NJ, u said lay, 10 satisfy
said execution ind costs that may accrue
thereon.
Dated this 18th tav Of Nesossr, \. y. 1877.
JOHN y. SHEARER
Avs sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
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The strong arm is laying it's real
weigh, on Fammsny. It will he seen
Ivy the dispatches from New York that
Tweed The ranking rascal nf the thiev
ing crew, was arrested last Fri"ay, and
gained his persnnsl liberty oniy ny the
grace Of tw1 million dollars hail. There
IL a poetic Justice in the higges. thief
America has hat, having t" give the lar
1est bail which has ever haen given IN
A nerica. Now let the law tate its
course with this king Of scnundress, aud
deal with him, for having stolen mil
ions, AZ harshiy at least Az il deals with
the boy who steals loaf of bread TO stay
the hunger Vt a starving son or coat 10
ave his body from freazinv. II il high
lime A merican law, made by the people.
ant enforced ny he people, we're made To
assert the dignity Of its might IN tho
punishment Of the criminal strong As
we'll Az the errinp weak. * State Register
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sH ERsFE SALE,

by vlrtua NJ = general execution to mn Nra"'
ri issued rom the alice u tha Clerk at in,
Circuit Court. N and gor the "oun1F ~ Td.t
and itats, NJ iowa. IN favor Of II Md or.nE"E
4 Bros a 4 against " VI ~natnn lUd j r
sanford I have 9ovted uD0u ~" fri5nwjn4
property ~ The property % the sad ". Il SEA
TON and ! r sanford "a wit.
The sonth half ~ ~ me ~nnt Invest quarter
d OF saci ION num her Dn" la fb~-nshlu anu
,ar lightly No n range M in"' Nvn ., VEST
If ne 18th p II. containing eighty ~ trrre~.
-itnaf ah IN adpr county, Iowa.
And shall offer the sam. Tor sale at me
Court House floor ~ tn" town NJ fpthn. "A
said county On saturday the 18th day " t'f ,,
\ - IETi at one n'tloclS p ". NJ said tav.
20 satisfy slid execution and costs ounj unv
tarrna thereon.
Dated his 10Th day ~ sept. A. u. 1871.
JDHN d SHEARER
iov3 Shari r. NJ Cepiar County iowa.
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The state Register ssys that the work
on the new capitol is progressing finely.
Stone ls coming in rapidly, and Ave
large Serricks are constantly employed
In handling it, To judge from present
appearances, the greater part Of the
foundation will he put dowa this fall
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Darwin's new book viii he freely
illustrated, and will endeavor to prove
tha. dogs and monkeys can laugh smile,
sneer, look cross, or throw a deep pathos
into their speaking conferences,
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IMPROVED
LIND FOB SHE!
EOtIR ufISnREn AM E1GuTy ACRES

of improved prairie Land, portion of which
in within u miles Of rfDton, on the Daven-
port road. The above land is divided into
farms of $50 acres each all fenced separately
aud one OF them divided into Ave fields OF con-
venient size for either grain growing ot stock
grazing. ana \ two story frame mouse 2SN32,
barn 22xF@. granary, several cribs, stock yards,
several good wells, cistPrn, orchard, small
grove, and several hundred rods OF sage
hedging. A portion Of said PREMISES ~ water
I'd by sugar creek, and affords abundant pas
lure for stock. To any one purchasing the
whole Of the above land. 1919 acres 0f timber
within y half mile NJ The premises will ne
given as u premium. Price low and terms to
suit Purchaser.
Enutirp of nSff a l.. SMITH.
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Hon John Russell, State Auditor,
has addressed letters TO all the Insur-
anes Companies located outside Of Iowa,
doing business inside the State reqnir-
ing them to send him statement Of
their losses by the great fire in Chicago.
This was done that the people Of Iowa
may know, At AZ early date "a possi-
bile, what outside companies it will be
safe ia insure in
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Contrary 10 general expectation, the
Republican majority IN iowa At the ate
election turns the forties. The total
footing of recant able of najorities by
counties given in the State Register, ~
II 1913 re is hardly worth while men,
tioning the odd hundreds. Forty one
Thousand Republican majority is quiet
enough, even for Iowa. in the quite
year IN 1872. politics will "a much
more lively and we certainly hope, no
city will burn down on election day.
Then look ont for majority which will
out Ffawkeye Hawkeye itself.
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In Chicago A. at such time favora-
BILE 20 the union and concert ~ greatly
desirable it vas determined 10 have but
one ticket for county and city officers.
The offices ware divided between the
parties by previous agreement IN the
ratio ~ about two republicans t" one
democrat. and each party cantrai com
mittaa Droca"ded ~ fill its allotment
with candidates subject 20 the approval
~ the other committed d. ticket vas
thus made up which il upon all sides
agreed 20 consist Of good and efficient
men, and only such. Joseph Madill Of
the T~j5'n,e stands at The head "a ran.
didata for Mayor. The Chicago papers
call it " The Union Fire Proof Ticket. -
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TERMS
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thsperson getting up the Sab making twelve
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Arthnrs Rome Magazine aud Children's Hour At the
fbllo~nd prcsE
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and Arthurs Rome Magazine for one ysar
The receipt of S50 VIII pay FIR Csodsys Ladys Rook
and Chiidrsn's Hour for one year
Five dolisrs will pay for Godsy's Tadys Rook Ar
thurs Home Magazine, and Children's Hour for ono
year
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q the clubs aud additions may ~ made to c,,i;s :;
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

California Desperate mt Work-Tho
Alleged Cruelties ON Board the Ship Mary
Brune Dcnied-Important Railroad Suit in
Oregon.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 10, 1871.
William Afford or r. b. Woodward Will probably
be nominated for Mayor by the Taxpayers Conven.
ton.
George Carlisle, the notorious Barbary coast
ranger, stabbed Edward Schultz, saloon keeper,
mortany, ana Michael Crowley, Of Company G,
Second United States artillery, dangerously, In an
ARRAY in saloon last night. Carlisle was ar
rested.
The Acting United States Consul at HOnG Kong
is here. denies the report Of the cruelties
alleged to have been committed on board the ship
Mary Brune published In New York. He says three
sailors mutlnied and one stabbed the mate; but
Captain Arthur had no trouble whatever with the
crew and no one was seriously injured. Their case
was investigated before him.
The Portland Dalles and salt Lake Company have
commenced suit against the Oregon Steam Naviga-
ton Company for the right OF way through the pass
OF the Columbia at the Cascaues. This pass Is the
only one through which the company can build
their road.
California fruit is being shipped East freely.
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STILL ANOTHER ORANGE RIOT
Herald Special Report from
Dublin.
The Orange Riot in London
derry Continued Yesterday.
~~~~-~~~~-o~o~~~~~~-~~-~~~~
MANY INJURED BUT NOME KILLED.
-~~-~~>-O~~~~<~0~~~~-~o~s
A Procession Of Apprentices Headed by
a Member Of Parliament.
MANY INJURED BUT NOME KILLED.
The Rioters Scattered by the Police
and the Cavalry.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW FORK HERALD.

The following despatch has been received
from our correspondent at tho Irish capital
DUBLIN, August 10, 1871.
The excitement in Londonderry has not
abated. To-day large number Of appren-
tees, consisting for the greater part of boys
from twelve to eighteen years of age, arranged
an Orange demonstration. They were headed
by Mr.. tombstone, Member of Parliament, and
q Mr.. Rea, of Belfast.
The apprentices attempted to form process
sion, in violation Of the proclamation Issued
by the authorities. The police. aided by q
detachment of troops, interfered, amid the
yells and cheers of the Roman Catholics.
Stones were thrown by the rioters at one
another and at the police and the military. The
Riot act was read without producing any effect
upon the apprentices. The cavalry and the
police then charged and scattered the crowd.
Several were injured, but none killed. A
number OF arrests have taken place. Order
has been completely restored.
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THE INNER LIFE OF NAPOLEON I'LL

II was reported that he had amassed an immense
private fortune, but the statement was utterly I'M
founded. He did not borrow money OF the Prussian
stan al Sedan but his friends were not surprised to
hear that he was without means. On one occasion
he was urged to do like other sovereigns and accu-
mulate q private fortune. lie said that France
would always ana without solicitation, supply his
wants. "That is, SIRE q soldiers pay and cigars at
d,scretlon.n The Emperor replicd:-"Wel we must
stipulatc for the cigars. f'nt esq 0torid D,undi:
Napoleon was the reverse OF that which Sallust as
cribes TO Catalina. Nc careful about tine fortunes
OF others and completely Indifferent 10 his own TINS
lavish generosity was fault, but fault that
can be readily condoued. 1t must not,
however, be supposed that the gene
roslty OF the Emperor Was altogether
indscriminate. In matters of business he was eX.
ceedingly careful. An American gentleman wanted
the French government TO buy some ocean steamers
and he obtained an interview with the Emperor.
lie told His Majesty that they were the fastest ves-
sells In existence. "Yes,o was the reply; 'but the
Americans would not sell me their fastest steamers
poeon was OF mirthful and Joyous disposition. AT
Inc imperial private parties the formal etiquette OF
the Court was put or and those who attended these
gatherings testify to the prevailing MARTY. Games
were more In request than music, ana the Emperor
was prolific author OF JtUr GtSp1G and charades
humorous as well rs Witty. 10 a foreiguer--we do
NOT remcmD per whether an Englishmau or an Amer
can--who was at one OF these 'tea parlies,v who
was evidently uneasy, the Emperor said, "Let us be
happy. We are not on the stage and there are no
social distinctions In the green room,'