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Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-03-16
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mittag, 5uiiden 2 uno 3 ubr Elm Orfan, lote er i'm
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tuneen mnroen in ben CLUB seldleuoert. Sn Dem
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Der 80 vSHns" d tDerenGOtOm0ttDe purbe
bonn @elelle berab9epebt unD IN einenl etwa 40 6uB
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befrahteten Gars beftebeno Dur0e unageitlr5t uno els
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niae 40 gars Der 9oleoo uuo Babafb 8abn. uel6e
auf eineul Seitenseleiie ftan6en. muroen ur1eepebt.
Oie Sriimuier oes runoen Gotomotiben pauIes Der
Chicago uno Mlton Babn tuuroen onrd eine i'm Sc.
bduoe befinbli1e eebeijte 2ofomotipe inBrano geitedt
hno Der wtaiainlt per yotomotlpe tom in ben Jlam.
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nidt ermittslt. Dtan bat bis ieBt I 5oote uno ge.
aen Az Sh%werperpunoete aufaefnnben. lit ieoo9
iber5elat, baB mob plele Y%erionen unter ben Srin-
rnern Der @ebduoe ~begraben liesen. Die Scene in
Dem pom 9turne beimaeiudten Stabttbeile ipottet
isoer Bei1reibung. yGindelne 5duisr linb %polidn.
6ia auseinanoer e%erifen. anoere entoabt uno uzn8e.
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inenten fortgemebt. IS itebt taum nod etn paus
ooer elm Baum in Dem BON Sturme belm8eiubten
Nopon. - s4iaag I'LL
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am Ineiten uno man lhdBt oeren Bsrluite ME foiat:
@bieoao unb Alton Babn, $5OO.OOO; Obio uno
WiiGlippi. $500. 600; Soleoo Ano Wabalb, Sl25,-
COO; 81. Qouis urb Wan6alia, $4,000; Soutbea=
tern, $50, zoo; Wia9lns Gerrp eomp 5000
aRebrere DanpfboOte, melde an Der Dltlslts oes
Sluiies Dor Anfer la8en. puroen ~ebenfals lDmer be=
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-01-05
The Iowa South-we stern; and the
New Rail- Road Connections in the
State Likely to Grow out of it.
From the Clinton Age,


Not only may the Iowa South, West-.
ern project, standing alone by itself, be
safely considered the most important
railroad enterprise in the State or the
West, but 1t is . line which will secure
the construction Of numerous other roads
to connect with 1t. The road starts out
with the certainty of giving q nearer
Chicago outlet to every foot Of territory
1t penetrates, than it can possibly be
done by any other road. This fact en-
sures the construction Of short lines both.
north and south of it, and such lines will
give to the point thus connected near
er eastern outlet by Chicago, than by
any other route.-So that not only will
the'country penetrated by the main lins
have this advantage in distance over
other east and west roads but 20 will i
vast territory which shall be reached by
branch roads. s A& e1Se
With the South Western road run ming
to Junction with the Davenport 4 81,
Paul road, our Davenport neighbors will
be brought come t,centy miles nearer
Chicago than they now are by the Rock
Island road. This wilfbe quite bless.
ing 10 the city VI Davenport and we
trust they will be thankSu for 1t.
Muscatine can finish her road 10 TIN.
ton = distance Twenty i've milss-ths
grading Of which ID already nearly done
land by the Ynwa South Western flnd
herself some cioht miles nearer Chicago
than she Il BY the only outlet she has,
to-wlt, the Rock Island road and shs
would Shu1 hav6 aiothsr esGs6Ati 900
nection which would DO worth hundreds
OF thoussnds Of dollars each year to her
people.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-01-05

A countrynian in England happened
to be travelling in q railway train,
accompanied by his wife, when a
collision happened. His wife recei we'd
q severe confusion between the eyes,
for which the jury awarded ESQ damages.
some time after the affair had blown
over, the following was ELECTED from the
plaintiff, In moment Of ungarde1
copviviality: Well you sect collision
append, touId woman and / wur all
rect; but when got OF carriage I saw
alot Of fellows in . terrible state. One
sings out. Eth, lad. I've gottin my head
iut open, II ha' 70 peownd for this
Twenty peownda' cried another, Use
gOttin my shoulder, opt, and I'll have
EiO for it. When heard this cont inued
the clever business man, II jumped ut
t. ould woman straight out, aud druv
my head right between her eyes, and
we'se gottin SO peownd fort"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-01-05
To Upton and .2ack.

DR. McClelland, Editor OF the Cedar
tapids Times. gives bis readers the
blowing account OF = recent visit to
lcdar County: by virne ofa persnp-
Dry order from Judge Rctlsroek to
resent ourself before his court Ia Cedar
ounty, to testify in tho Meauinn Dut-
pa Islander suit. We mads . visit to Tip.
on last week. Arriving at Clarence on
Wednesday, evening, We :einained over
light, und crossed over to Upton next
norning. The country from Clarence
b Upton is one Of the finest and the
most highly Improved We lavs ever
cen in Iowa-Linn county not sxcep.
ed. For the entire distancs-twelvs
Is not foot Of unimprnysd
and, the road being fenced-and wen
enced, tso-on both sides, from Clarence
. Upton. The farm. houses and barns
re Of better class than u usually seen
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-01-05

by virtue Of Special Execution to me d.
rected, issued from the ONCE of the Clerk OF
the District Court, In and for the county OF Ce-
dar and state ofIowa, In favor Of James Owl.
]. w. Bull and T.. II. Pound, / have levied upon
the following property AS the property OF the
said j. w. Crsnan and others, to wit:
The west half 90 Of the southeast quarter
Gl Of section number three ~ in township
eighty ts0), north, and range No. three 90, west
the southwest quarter 20 OF said section de-
scribed rs follows. Commencing Mt the south.
east corner of said southwest quarter Gl<), and
running thence north eighty (SO) rods, thence
west thirty-one and 2-lOts {sl 2-iO) rods; thence
south thirty-eight degrees, west thirty -four
tSi), thence south twenty degrees vest my
seven t57) rods to the sectit n line: thence east
seyenty-twO q p rods to the place OF beginning.
exec pt three acres to be taken out of the north
west corner Of eaid last named track a fol-
and running thence along the western boun-
Diary of said tract thirty Is rccs to the center
OF the old road laid out through said tract:
thence cast along said road 10 d point where
line running arallel wi h said western
boundary would leave Ahe barn on said prem-
ises one Il rod to the east from that noint nv
line parallel with said western boundary 10
point where n line running east and west
would leave said barn two {25 rods south, and
rom said last mentioned point just far enough
SO that line running parallel with said west
ern boundary will include said three Isl acres:
situated in Cedar county, Iowa.
Ana shall offer the same for sale 1T the
Court House door in the town OF Tinton IN
said county, on Saturday, the 18th day 81 Ian.
A.. - Is7l At one O'Clock r. r. OF said day. to
saIisIy SAID Execution and costs that may
Dated this 18th day Of December. A, n. 1870.
JOHN d. SHEARER
Swoi Sheriff of Cedar county Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-01-05

A youth in Chicago-if we may rely
on Chicago reports-has accomplished
what all the world has been trying to do
since time has began. Horace Wickham
il his name and lie has Invented q
machine which has supplied its own
power, and has been in perpetual motion
for the last seven month, and Is never
expected to stop except from the natur-
al wear and tear incident to all earthly
things. This young mar has spent six
years in studying this machine into ex-
istence. He states that it Is applicable
only to stationary work. He believes
the thing Is sure, and has Instructed his
attorney to take the necessary steps for
claiming tile rewards offered by various
countries for such q machine And q
pretty little fortune will he for him-if
he gets all. ''' ="
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-01-05
ELECTION NOTICE.

WHEREAS, A petition signed by more than
.One-fliird of the resident Taxpayers Of the
i,ss been e shs rrusts.:
aiding tho CONSTRUCTION Of the proposed Nil.
sCaae township, and to within half q mile II
the town Of Cedar Riufrs, in said township, by
means e 9. tax q I'VE per cent: on the dollar,
n s b IS snonsstted Il lie vSter.
saa 70 Ss held e
Iowa. Approved Apriiiah. $50. said propose 81
In: x Ackcy ana ' nafots Rs, ~ sa4
In tome tow nship, In Jones county. or 81
aa ns # .a 5esd
westerly direction to Cedar Blul7s in Cedar
county; thence by such route rs may be chosen
county, and to such other point or points as
may be seiected according to the Articvs OF
Incorporation of the Muwaukse, Iowa ana
cordcr's once In Cedar county, Oct. 10Th. 1870.
Tba said Township Trustees at q full meet.
resolved 70 order said election, and submit
such question to the voters OF Cass Township:
and they hereby order, and notice i hereby
i. That 4 special election viii be held ~ IN.
usual place Of holding the general election is
eighth day 81 January, ISL. - =. 'no '"en'y:
the s. Che n aassa )
g. Tho rate per cent OF tax proposed to he
raised = nye per cent. on theednllar upon the
assessed value of the taxable property In said
township. s'.aI[ I'M. !.
4. Al such election the question OF tiara
tion" Or mo taxation" shah Be submitted 10
the electors or said township #E7I "a 4 -,
s. The ballots for such election shall be
written or printed Taxation" or mo taxa
tion," those voting .taxation,' vote in favor Of
the levy Of said tax; those voting mo tsxs-
q n Q majority Of the votes nre for "taxa-
ton" the rate Of the tax above specified to IL
levied: and II y majority II for mo taxation. !"
no tax shalt be levied. As4ss Ell 7l 80 -
4. The proceeds. arising from such taxation
shall hs expendod in the township Of Cass, In
e, 1T iAfunslerSt0Od and expressly provided
that the tax IS not % he levied until said Roii.
roaai = located 70 Caas township, and that the
money realized by said tax Il not TO be drawn
nom she county tseAauty until aaid Railroad
tovndnip TO oe6ar niu Is. y D. ~ ~ -
sA.Thepolls pf sid eipctisn shall BE- opened
e o'clock 4. n. fnd fcnlain open until .
LFBLArrfR. Y
BALDWIN.
ELI MARKER
Trustees Of Cass Township.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-01-05
Old Settlers Meeting at Red Oak.

Mcssrs. Ed 'ors: = A meeting Of the
odd settlers" of Red Oak township
was held at the house Of Mr.. John
Goodrich. Friday evening, the 10th ult.,
at his request. The company consisted
OF Mr.. Goodrich and wife, with their
family, and invited suests, viz: .--
Robert Dallas, John Ferguson and
wife, John Chappell aud sister, John
Safely and wife, James Safely and wife,
George Safely, Washington Rigby and
wife, Samuel Yule and wife, William
Coutts and wife, Eliza Carl and wife,
John w. Brown and wife, William
Dallas, Gordon Dallas aud wife, James
Cousins and wife, Il. J. Rodgers and
wife, Cyrus Richard and wife, Ezra
Goodrich and wife; also recent settlers,
Rev. J. s. Dickey and wife, s. Rouser,
Esq, and wife, James Mangas and wife.
Ofthe early settlers present, Wash
ington Righy was the first, who settled
in the year 1886; subsequently, John
Ferguson, John Satley, John Chappell,
Samuel Yule. w Coutts, 1887; John
Goodrich, 1888; Robert Dallas and fam
lily in 1880; Eliza Carl same year; John
w. Brown and Jas. Cousins, 1910; Jas.
and Geo. Safely, 1871; Cyrus Richard,
1915.
The generous hospitality of the host
ess was displayed in the sumptuous
banquet provided for the guests, of
which all partook to their entire salts
faction, mingling friendly and cheerful
conversation with the feasting. The
repast ended, and the table withdrawn,
roll was called Of the names Of those
who We're present ut a similar meeting
lest year. at the house Of Mr.. John Fer
gu. on, and 1t was found that all who
were at that meeting were present ut
this .x ,'cpt one Mrs. Dallas, thewidow
Of Gor.on Dallas, decd years ago. At
the call If her name solena n silence en-
Aned for u Jew moments, which. was
L.xAen by the remark ofthc person call.
ing tho roll, that she had since the for
mer mAst;ng passes away toa brighter
aud t,etter world. 100
After the calling Of the roll, an oppor.
tunity vas givec to the esrlirst settlers
to relate their experiences Of the hard
ships and trials the, encountered when
struggling to secure for themselves
homes, and lay the foun, 'ations Of their
subsequent prosperity. lhesc expert.
ences were truly interesting, aud parts
OF them highly amusing. especially the
incidents in connection with cctnnts
Of the courtship and marriage ofs.'veral
who were bachelors At the time Of their
settlements. The bridal tour Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Risby, A. described by himscIf,
excited no small amount Of nerrinieut.
It must have been very different affair
from that which 4 fashionable at the
psesent daX srar s,asts - s.sa-,..- f.5.,
All who, were. bachelors Obtained
wives except one, who lives still in .
state Of single blsssednsss, respected ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-01-05

The cold weather Continues, circum.
Fribing military operations.
Liverpool official figures show that the
ock of cotton has heretofore been lar
ely over estimated. .r-.f ...
The Prussians are now sending to the
FONT the landwehr of the second bund
ICED 42 and 43 years. .'. '."l b..
The first meeting Of the conferences Of
European Powers on the Eastern ques.
ion was fixed for the Sd of January.
a Berlin despatch says: The news
II the opening of fire on the Notifications
II Paris was received here with public
Fjoicings."
a dispatch from a correspondent at
SAris, dated the Goth. ttates that shells
lave been thrown into the north of the
sty from st. Arras, at a range of 1000
ards. -s
The French, are making q desperate
sltempt to cut the communications Of
Ihe Prussian armies. Should they sue
ieed in that, it would be a very serious
halter for the Prussians around Paris.
Prussia has replied to the representa-
ions of the English Cabinet. It will
live indemnity bonds to the owners of
he British vessels recently destroyed to
impede the navigation Of the Seine, but
Ieclines to compensate the sailors for
tle harsh treatment accorded them.
\ London dispatch says: The con-
erence Of Powers On the Eastern ques-
Ion has been infidentely postponed, as
rance has refused to take part, aud the
bsenee of one Of the signatories to the
treaty of Paris. 1859. would render tho
1eeting useless" 81 4s.rv g..g-.:s
/ The new German Empire-the result
fthe unity Of all the States Of Germany
Filth Prussia-is an established fact.
Che King of Bavaria announces the
pncurance OF all the German princes and
Pause towns in bestowing upon King
William OF Prussia the Imperial Crown
/ Frederick William /. 4
Duke Aosta, of Italy, reached Spain.
md is expected at Madrid at once to
ssume the throne rs King Of that coun.
Try. There are indications of trouble
fcm the republicans. A serious outbreak
i anticipated. General Prinl, the Min.
tier Of Foreign Affairs and of War, who
~ recently shot by assassins ut Mad
q. las resi- gne l his official position.
AZ official dis, Patch from Madrid
ates ttae Prim died last Saturday night.
I've. Cogtes, Oh learning of the event,
Unanimously voted full power 10 the
Eoveranscnt, tfrssued by admiral Top
he. dds death il,as created profound
sEsaion and griH NIL over Spain.
lfeat indignation iS,mMii fcsted against
is assassins. ~ r.. -+s-.... ..
A dispatch from Roche eur Yoi'ne,
eccmber %, reports the iauL'ing Of a
nl,oon from Paris, bringing inteL igence
bat the Prussians, on Wednesday, fur
usiy attacked Forts, Rosny, Nsget aud
Iona AKRON. Some Of their siege bas.
eries Were unmasked, and an atkenpl
aade q a regular bombar,'ment of Ehe
lave position, but the attack was &C.
hal sed, with heavy loss to the enemy.
he morale OF Paris is exceedingly
AJOu. > fE.4J y y -e4fzs@z q
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-01-05

Notice is hereby given that the Trustees of
Center township, Cedar county. will bind out
provided, viz: ~ - -"
Mary Jane Adams. aged years. g s.laary
James Cuivin Adams, aged years.
Juliet Adams, aged 1 years, H. e." Eel
Ida Bell Adams. aged years.
Thomas A. Adams, aged years
/ Applications can be made to Jonathan
Focht, +. w. Johnson or G, Vnnnaeter.
by direction Of Trustees. -; ISL
3wl l.. L. SWEET, Atty.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-01-05

/, A Miami county TO- settler objects to
a'prop0ed railroad In that regio iu
these words: "The people is gone wild
ON this err railroad queschine. Hoses
that is now with forty dollars won't de
with five dollars a he'd. Wagin makers
will starve to dsth. Oats won't bo
with nothin' and we'll have to QUIT
raisen OH 'enl. Coon skins won't BE-
worth dam, aud the bellerin steam
wagins will skeer all the game out of
the county. III sell my forty and git
for Arkansaw II you don't stop this ere
railroad" V"' .tz
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-01-05
Dated this ID dasof Noye OVEN mn 4; A'so.
IN ahsrff Of Cedar county Iowa.

TNO ALL 10 4om heso prese ~ = sctos,eS I'm
+ snHewy IA (, ms his spplss..'ss,n. Il 8:
once ofthe ~ Of he Circuit ire nrav ve Of vhich
i to cbts pe,it to :ss o = iis..rs
liquors for IPchansai, Msa sroSided ~ ~.
i Hna .ssds sss s.is &: NIL N,
s. Tor ~ on tn second day 20 hsls ~ ne n..
term OIL Conrt. THE begun a Isd Hsh hs "a
the ssc]d Monday oFebrlarS q: rI at ~ an4
show JUL Why al permit 'h0u'o NOT ns
s.asnf b. A. W pR1x1Ss, Auy Or app.
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SHEET SALE.

Dy v,rtua ~ y al execution 10 me d.
recsed, issued "a Office Of ,% Ge n cot Of
the Circuit Court t.nd for the c % IoScphine
dar and state IN ,t faSoa u Admir-.
ma arssnst IL aldwin and Geo. 1onnsOn
ThaYe levied = he following rroPerty 2.
the property on s'o he"'' do" -
'S Th. .om n9 { fthe north west quarter,
nl Inc ea ~. nSLsest quarter "a Of the norsh
Ws.s Quartz 81 section number S,s ~. tEen 1sS,
nine do In 63Stp number IL s ~ ,h p NJ
range nnmse ss se Ss and twenty acres, sit.
containing one n W eI Iowa IVA
And u .ha e Sssame 70, sale at tho :, Court
House doc IRE town q Tiptsnf, H.. e 80
county. On the i "A n 1S day. tc ~.
is i ia w !. al nd costs that may accsus
dated mi. ID dasef Nosembserr t 4; - ls7o.
- aa...W ~ c,far county IOWA,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-01-05

Congress ss-srssp CIed = stsflay, ai,er
holiday vacation. t, III.
Mrs. D~lksap. the wife o. The Secret.
~ Of War, died sat Washington lsst
hnrsday night. 81. 7aa
\ The Kansas Pacific Railroad IL COM
etely disabled by snow. Trains have
UT been running for several days. ] IVY
BY the burning or the spotswood Ho
II in Richmond Va, on the night OF
ae 2sd ult., eight lives were lost.
Tho nomin alton Of General Schenck,
n Ohio, as Minister to England, was
inflrmed by the Senate, on the 2ond
Dit. .t@. I'd ag u4sa.
A resolution IL before the Virginia
tenate to change the Comm .
'mc to "The stateof the Old Domia-
An." a'aast 4l- .a ,:.#
The Georgia election last week result.
\ in the Democrats elsctiug five. OF the
even Congressman. 1850 i~'j''"'
Formal notice has been served on Col.
lampbell by Gen. Scl,srck's friends
hat his right to the seat In the next
congress will bs contested. ...j .-...3.
The eduction Of the public debt this
aonth will be about the same ~ last.
She amount Of interest to ba paid OIL
he lst OF January in coul ons will reach
Airty. two millions in coin and eurren-
h. ,. @.s4 r.
The talked Of proposition to remove
enator Sumner from the Chairmansliip
If the Senate Committee on Foreign
kelations has been abandoned. Mr..
umner expresses himself as not oppos-
\ to the general foreign policy OF the
ADMINISTRATION.
The extent of the trade and CONNER
4 Chicago, for the year 1870, is thus
lmmed up: Receipts OF produce an !
terchandise, almost $500, 600, 600; man.
featured articles produced, SIS, 900, 900
ales by wholesale houses, $4O2, 5OO, 900.
In Congress, the last day before ad-
purnment for vacation, eulogies upon
be late VIM. Smyth. NJ. C. from this
district, were delivered to the House by
Ton. VIM. p. Wolf, his successor, and
khers, and to the Senate by Hen. james
larlan. ..2 E&rt
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Un4uessionably tho hea neno1
work Of the Mind lathe brsd.
Harpers ndagazis.
Notices n the n.ss.

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information concesntng cun,nt SDtinc dis
covery - 1t could be fit w.the BIN q the
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-01-05

You are hereby notified that on the 18th t1ay
OF December. 1870, there was filed in the office
Of the Clerk ofthe Circuit Court of Cedar Co.
Iowa, and opened and publicly read, an instru
ment of writing purporting to be the last will
and testament Of Hans PAIL, late Of said coun-
~, deceased; and that the second Monday of
Februry, l67l. has been set Ms the day for the
nnal hearing and proof of said will: at which
time all persons interested may appear and
show cause why the same should not he ad-
mitted to probate. WIN. ELLIOTT.
lw3 &St 3 Clark Circuit Court