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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all public Or prtrats sales Of Real Estate
made betaoeenths 1st Of January and the 1st af
lyhe purcsasersp pays the tarss for the pre-
sent year; but on all sGies 6et,oeen the first
day Of July and the last day Of December the
seller paus them,
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MEETINGS..
LffICE i.lC

GffICE Elcs!M0GD RAILWAY CoMPAEY,l
RICHMoSD, Feb. q 1871.
'EHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
h%ihWEf COMPANY Will be held on MON
" The goth Of Fcbcu.ry, 1871, at ~ O'Clock NJ,
q shr Hlhrt oi The company, No. liza Main street.
q ioi Representation Is desired, either In person
Or bS proxy. Fl
Ie!-,a G. WALDRQP, ssc'y.
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UNMAILABlB LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND Posr-OFFIcE FEBRUARY 8, 1871.
Malcolm Kidd, Miss r. Kayton, Isaac Sy-
Gle, Mr.. Coombs, Richmond; Willie Dun
can, Globe Mill. ~ .z.ras
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On my way home visited the best schools
of Washington and Baltimore, but saw no.
thing that looked more hopeful for future
results than found in Richmond.
Yours, very truly, N. A. CALK1Ns."
Superintendent Calkins is gentleman of
acknowl lodged ability, and has been actively
engaged in public school education for u
number of years. We congratulate the cit
iZeus of Richmond in having such system
of public schools as to call forth commen-
dation from one so we'll qualified to judge.
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THE SKATING RINK will be open this after
noon at O'Clock. This will be good opportunity
to learn to skate so that you can In the
Carnival on Skates to come off February l4th.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. j. G. Warren, D. D.,
corresponding secretary of the American
Baptist Missionary Union, is at Ford's
Hotel.
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THE FANCY DRESS CARNIvALs on skates at
the rinks in the South and West never fail to draw
crowded houses. AS 1t Is new thing In Rich
mond, we hope to SEE large crowd at the one to
be given at the Skating Rink February l4th.
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For splendid stock Of piece goods, good cut
ters, and good workmen, and moderate prices, 60
to E. 3. SPENCE & soS's merchant tailoring
establishment, 1900 Main street.
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CHANcERY CoURT-Judge Ftzhu9h-
Thursday.-No business of Importance was
transacted. The court adjourned to satur-
day, at 10 o'clock. & = sszs
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ROLLER SKATING, the most popular amuse-
ment In tie world, can be iudulged IN this after
noon al the SkaLiny Rink, On 9Th street.
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If you want burlesque Valentine, Messrs. Ell
Tyson J. TAYLOR have some, at which you VIII
Iauph I'm spite OF Yourself. "@t#.I.
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YOU have but short time to prsc!fce for tho
Fancy Dress Carnival on Skates, which Is to come
off February Nth. The Rink will be open this
afternoon at ! O'Clock.
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Valentines for the pretty, Valentines for tho
ugly, for all ages, classes, and conditions IN hfe'
for sale by ELLYsoS & TAYLOR.
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COMMERCIAL FAILuREs.-In 1869 there
were in the United States 2.799 failures and
S75 ,G54, 900 of liabilities on the part OF the
persons and firms tailing. in 1870, 3,5ol
failures liabilities, $sS, ,242 900.
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HARPER's WEEKLY and Frank Leslie's II,
.ls.strdted papers come to Us this week full
OF fine cuts. 70 Harper's Weekly there Ia
q supplement which Is also illustrated.
Ellyson d Taylor, news-dealers, No. ui6
Main street, have our thanks for the above.
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VALESTINES.-The most complete and best as
sorted stock of Valentines In the city may be found
at ELLYSON & TAYLoR'S.
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THE TRUE KNIGHT.-Subscrtption ana adver'
for this new Pythan journal VIII Dc re-
ceived by Ii. ELLYsoH Co., Dispatch building.
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LOST. SrRAYED, dc.

COO REWARD.-Strayed from SNO
~ my farm on III. 18th ulL black 6SA
hpRSk COLT viii he tn zee tcErS old Coming
SplGF. lwi'i pay the ab8ye reward tor bis return
'7"y&.abl,. in Sidney. WM. SMITH.
f. I'll, ", T. ,&3lp
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NOTARY PUBLICLY. o. Cassell has been
recommissioned as notary public for the
city of Richmond.
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Any quality or quantity OF Valentines may be
found ut ELLYsoN & TAYLoR'S. N
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:y.t. We months Address
CCWhEDIN 4 FiLYSQN.
Richmond, Va.
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Do you want to send your sweetheart VAL
entine? You can find one "just suited 70 your
mindn al ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's.
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Valentines for the million at ELLYsoN TAr-
LoR'S, 1lle Main street.
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a. Boston paper urges that the names OF
the builders should always be given IN re-
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SKATING RINK op9n every Saturday morning at
10 O'Clock for the public.
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RICHARDSON & co, win sell at O'Clock P NJ,
On the premises, neat framed tenement ON eth
street, in Port Mayo.
a. ". hoSEh, h. &C. B., will sell at II O'Clock
the contents Of the house occupied By f. II.
sherty as restaurant, Nos: 2lo and 2l2 7th
street.
COOK Il LAUGHTON will sell at their store at
leo'elock an assortment OF furniture, &C.
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ALL PERIODICALS at publishers prices at Ell
TYSON & TAYLOR news depot, nexs 70 Dispateh
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EIpR WOODS HOLE. .-CURRIE& l. III
I cos LINE. The fast sailing Schr. ATfT
hN!.Ll e MCLAlH, CRoEELL, master, ..essza.
EAtui., the !srpcr por:ioa OF her cargo engaged
r.s have quick dispatch. For halaacc Of freight,
aH,pytO EUEH}E 4 CO.,
i@3 l. Corner Of 18th and Cary streets
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SHIPPING.

a Dominion Steamship Co.'S e:- ssiss-.sssx
@asnt SlIc- wheel steamship i>AAC BELL. CAPT.
HLAkEMAS viii leave hcT wharf III Rockets on
FRIDAY. FcJ:nsrY 10Th, al O'Clock a. N.
f:ctGI.t lcCclTcl until thursday night.
Fare, sl"; stetr4Ge, st;round-tr,p tickets, 500.
For freight OF itssA:e. apply -
JOHN w. WYATT Agent
!, 81 10. Governor street.
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Assistant Superintendent of Schools"
We have also been permitted to make the
following extract from private letter to 4
member of the Board on the same subject :
"DEPARTMENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
New YORK, Feb. 6, 1871.
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E1:t SkE.E Akis RENF.

NOR RENT. DESIRABLE RESI- Ts
& uFNCr On FhA"k,lH SrRtHT - 81
lu" prs cnt i"uaa, pr"g,>ins I" leave, the resi-
lin ani Adam Slr".rs Will, III that event b" Tor
rent rcSs.s.irr "ivrr ltc IL Of March. apply
fIlr.. al my li,.-,it.", No. SILVER bilild!rg.
f. ID c.,.Gf CHSS. A. ROSE.
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oyercoats for sale very low by Z. B. srEScf a'
SON.
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SCHOOL BOOKS at ELLYsos & TAfIoh's' A'.t' Hi'
Main street.
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All the latest novels at ELLfsotS q q IA 1Ao'' .
lllB Main street. --------x---.a.~
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r4CuMOND DISPATCH
For 1871.
...ur,rrST AND REST NEWSPAPER
N VIRGINIA.
,,rxrw YUUN CLUBS.

.,,~,ngd.narv favor which The DlsPATc"
,,.,1 from. II, people Of Virginia anu 'he
.,.- >t,,cs prompts us /" renewed ehar's
'...,' , :. np 30 tie hiEhcs, standard OF modern
..,.r,. AN, enables ~ to offer onr several
'...,,., ;oiiowius REDUCED RATES 10
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-01-05

! The Publishers Of Eyg1YSAruRDxx
encouraged by the remarkable fAvoe
which hes beop bestowed upon -1heir
5onrlAl, have The plGAe6res OF annOuns
cling shst henceiorth the paper VIII b.
permanently enlarged to twenty-four
pages ofits present siSe. NotwithStnnGe
Ing the great increase in cost consequent
upon this enlarge4tenti no change =
made In the price. s5sbd .tsSE2
EVERY SATURDAY will thus bscome
the largest and handsomest illustrated
journal in Americas and the cheapest
paper Of its size and class In the world.
This enlargement IL found necessary to
enable the Publishes 10 caNy cut fully
the plans they have formed for ms1 Ing
the paper the leading illustrated weekly
They u not int.a.l q rely lor their
main attractions upon foreign pictures
alone, but have made arrangements
with the lest American Artists for origi-
nal drawings, which will Terresen
American life, scenery, and character
to an extent never before attempted.
Promin6ueS war b given to the
editorial department. Of the journal.
viii Le introdocsd be zeal flesh editorial
features which Il will be the aim OF ~
conductors to make ~0f ganeral- and
permanent Interest. 'ssa'ssss'4-7s sssSsss'
The success which hass attssded -4i,e
publication Of the ptGsSnt volnma ~
EVERY SATURDAY, has convinced the
Publishers that there IL large conAtitp
nency OF readers Ia this coutry ready u
support q really fiTE c1ase lllnsEFated
paper and Il 10 THE intention
Of tho conductors by . liberal
use al the fa0iAties Ct thelr command "a
4cofit fhue t. place before their reedeFl
each week : journAl which, By The excsls
lence Of its literary, artistic, aud
mechanical features will find . heerty
welcome from ali Glasses. ~ 'pe6p31
Throughout the land. FIELDs, OsaooD
4 Co., Publishers, Boston. =
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CARD:

year ago the determined sRfAk tDosE from
the general practice of and and
adopt the LOscest Prices and Ready Pay System q
Notwithstanding the storm Of abuse the malicious hints of ea
competitors and the honorable positive assertions open
enemies business has steadily and largely and the
incoming year bids fair to oyertax the capacity q hitherto
knowing thaIhe Ready Pay System ebesus g supply
onsH Osse-tifth reduction in prices shall adhere to
chat system. s..5z ~ E@E
j TIM poor cannot afOrsz to pay credit prices.
wealthy farmer may take his choice but will not long VOL
sustained in the credit system-when fully realized. Sd
The ucon o Tariff Imported Groceries viii make impor-
tant changes in values and have already marked OaU
0ssires and propose to follow closely the Wholesale Price
Lists changes % iii ennra@e~@ - go
Having by the aid of kind patrons and friends firmly established
ourselves in business take this occasion to tender hearty
thanks and - g. .Ef.as. .. s.e. -e.sa .=aaoz
HAPPY NEW YEARS '.''
saluaton to numerous friends and patrons T., gs
:l.~--e Respectfully, ALDEN, SCOTT & co.
Upton, Dee 3lst. 1870 -. .- ~. l8nl
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"CLEANsTN0 THE BLoOD, upon
which charlatans hays harped 50 much,
is not mere catch.word and delusion.
The ihicroscops shows that some diseas-
20 exist like parasitic growths upon the
glObules of the blood, and 1t il further
known that some subtle substances de-
stroy or expel them. These substances
have been combined to make Ayers
ssrss,p ps LIB, which 4, :. dos dos ensctu,liy
machinery Of life.-[ Mercer, Pa. Whlg.
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sheriff sale.

by virtue Of general execution 10 me di.
rccted. issued from the ONCE OF the Clerk Of
dar and state Of Iowa, In favor Of N. kcngini
4 Co., and against John Taylor, have levied
upon the following property a. the property az
the said John Taylor, to Wit;
Lot number ten 10, in block number thirteen
IN the town Of Cedar BLUFFS. Cedar county,
Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
.Ctoft House door, ID the tu9A Of Upton, In
said county, 0f Saturday, the 18th day Of J0nu-
to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day Of December, A. d. 1870.
JOHN d 10EARER.
-3wl Sheriff Of Cedar Comfy, Iowa
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A Philadelphia paper gives list Of
fourteen failures in the boot and shoe
trade, IN that city, for about $75, 600 and
says sin more than one instance Il hes
been caused BY fast living"
Try the Equine Remedies.
A map recently made by Professor
Newton. OF. Yale College, shows N
relative increase ofpopulations illcs hoo
In the States east Of the Rocky noun.
tains. From It appears that the popula:
stion h rapidly growing In tho State
ntersectsd by line drawn from Capss
Cod to st. Louis. and Immediately
adjoining 1t, while those north and
south, further removed on the borders,
have remained nearly stationary.
The Managers Of the Atlantic Cable
Company now despair, 1t Is said Of
successfully repairing the broken ocean
line until next June, when the work
can be prosecuted with . smooth sea.
The steamer Robert Lowe, however. Il
still endssvoring to graphic the broken
connections. The French cable Ia again
overcrowdsd with telsgrams for Europe,
aud they are transmitted with difficulty
and very slowly.
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nj aHA2k1ssTAA Coed 1emplan q
this pias1 h1ss lpsuIPId j .1sries q
eoc(a1ta | 1,hA IN o1ssx o. leld 1l1'
their hall q nAxt Aonday- evening.
All friends 0f t4mpSsanCe aIO Invited 70
DO present. tsassssfsEs1 $500 I'd d tfsss
! Goods at Cot lor % days for cash:
The largest and best stock Of Goods, all
new, ever offered at . r90ucelon sale In
Upton, Big Boot Express. A
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BIGAMY. - The latest sensation In
Upton Is all on account Of the bigaInous
propensities OF, literally, - bully boy
with . glass eye,' who has for some
time been employed by b. Lang as =
butcher. John Ripping IL q teuton. He
comes from Muscatine, where he leaves
q wife and five interesting children, and
appears on the Upton stage as a crack
butcher and q marrriageable young
man. He wins the confidence and az.
fiction Of handsome and intelligent
young woman Of his own nationality,
and OH Tuesday evening was married to
her at the residence Of Capt. Pound,
where she has for some time been EN-.
ployed, Rev. J. w. Henderson officia-
ting. Immediately after the ceremony,
the newly marrioo pair attended, onnrci.
together, and while there, the brother-
in-law Of the bride, respectable young
nechanic. having learned the true state
of affairs, came to Captain P.'s to see
what had been done and what could be
done. On their return from church,
instead Of sitting down to the nice
supper which had been prepared for
them, the girl was sent over to hel
brother in laws to learn what could no,
have been pleasant intelligence. When
she returned, John was taken to task az
few-men would care to be, and finally
told that tsnless he could, as he affirmed,
clear himself Of this charge, she never
wanted to see him again. John took
his hat apd is probably looking around
to see ifone Of the two divorces that
report says he got from his first wife
will not answer 70 rid him OF tho second
one and her i've children, 70 that he can
take the third and last one to his boann,.
This looks as II the young woman in
question bad been miserably decslved
bya heArtlees villain. There are, how.
ever, stories IN ejaculation which
change somewhat the appearance Of
affairs. bull not being able TO voucll fos
them, they are given no further men.
ton here. =,
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To THE POINr.-That was an unusu.
ally pertinent answer of the physician
who attended Edwin Hodges death bed
made on tho witness stand in the case oil
MeQuin ". Dutton. Judge Hubbard
asked the witness, In regard to the
number Of convulsions deceased had,
(which one he died In ~ to which the
N. d. responded without . moments
hesitation, 1.-THE last oue.n .... GEL.
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CARD.-The friends of Upton and VI
cinity,: Please accept our thanks for
your Interest in our welfare and favors
20 recently and heartily bestowed. Our
hearts were gladdened to welcome SO
happy circle Of friends in our new
home; while the munificent gifts, SO
wisely chosen and timely bestowed,
awakened neT interests in all especially
In the common cause of our Dear Re-
redeemer.
E. L. DoDDER l. LADY.
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Bargains, Bargains. Bargains, at
Masterson's Big Boot Express.

. THE Eplscopaf' sociabls viii Be It the
house Of Ars. LanlbspR next Tuesday
evening. Tbs soCdstyis prepared to do
plain sewing and FANCY work u reason.
able charges. Fancy articles for sale
cheap. -.
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APPoINTED.-Ona account Of the fail
ure Of some of the officers elect to quail
fy for their respective offices within tho
required time, it devolved upon the
Board Of Supervisors to appoint !
justice of the Peace and . Constable.
This was done by putting l.. L. Sweet.
in the former Office aud Benz. Wilhelm
in the latter thus annulling q very
great deal Of figuring and scratching At
the last election.
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Upton AND HER RAILROAD INTER
EsTs.-We are sorry to learn that our
Northern Railroad Uiu Upton and An.
amosa is not receiving the cordial sup
port of the Upton people just now. n
its construction Is further delayed 1t will
be because Of their apathy tOwards it,
They have become interested in . sort
of rams horn project, from about Clin-
ton, which IL proposed to run south west
somewhere or nowhere in particular !,
and we suppose we will have to wait till
they wake up from their dream over it
before they will do their part toward the
only tangible project ever yet presented
to them for railroad. Asssc0fi,se Jour.
nal.
When Muscatine shall have invested
Is much in the NJ. T. l. A. r. r. as have
the people Of Cedar County 1t may then,
perhaps, have earned the right to com.
plain Of our "apathy towards It," But
even II It is just now active in Its behalf,
we remember the time when Its business
men seemed to prefer the direct trade
they were able to hold with the sebpe Of
country sweeping around from West
Liberty to the east line Of Cedar Co., 10
any advantages to b derived from .
railroad whose stations would reach the
same territory. Now that . large part
of the trade is cut off by West Liberty
and other stations on the b. C. r. Il NJ
and the remainder bids fair to be taken
by the Iowa South Western, we can
fully appreciate their Shrek for the
Muscatine & Upton road. But this
state Of things does not prevent our de-
string that the road be built, nor the
future expression of that desire by
further substantial aid. For 90 far ~
the Southwestern IL concerned, it will
only make the Muscatine connection
more valuable to Us, A. it will also be Ia
Muscatine. Indeed, the Iowa Age
thinks that "The only inducement Mus.
catine will ever have to build that road
even as far as Upton, will be to get q
shorter eastern outlet by the way OF this
very same Rams horn project from
about Clinton The iowa Southwest.
ern will yet save your city in spite Of
your opposition"
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, A CARD.-,ro those friends wins hlled
the N. =. Parsonage last Friday even
lug, and to all the generous idcDorS OF
the gift which they brought with them,
we beg thus to tender our thanks and
express our appreciation Of their great
kindness. Whilst the occasion and
the gift will constitute one of the sum
niest memories Of our lives, we viii
ever pray that thes Divine Rlesslng,
THAT inaketh rich and Aaddeth no
sorrow Herewith" may be upon each
continually.
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T.. s. BROCKSOME.
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