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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-18

THE TIProN LycEUM Is a fact. Al
the meeting Monday evening con
stitution was adopted and the follow
lug OH GERS elected for the first three
mouths term:
President, r. Fl. Kirk; v. p, Abe
Adler; Sec'y, II. w. Starr; Treas.
A. p. Fleming; Critic, c. l.. Longley:
sCensors, Messrs. Loneley, Kirk and
Starr. A literary programme was also
ANNOUNCED Tor the next meeting,
Monday evening. I'D inst, in Good
Template Hall. ~ which time we
hope may be present the twenty or
thirty young Tor odd men In this place
whose assistance will he necessary to
make the enterprise pleasant an prof
ita5le. The subject "a he discussed is,
"'Are secret societies objectionable
upon the grounds Of their secrecy"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-18

Lieut.. Governor Bulls, presiding
officer Of the 6tste Senate, has ALL
, jnoniced his list Of standing commit.
tees. We observe that Senator Cham
,bes holds the Craftsmanship Of the
.committee on (" Compensation Of Pub
lie Officers, and membership in
those upon Suppression Of Intem-
. sperance," New Countiss'' ard
Representative Districis.'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-18

"A question for legal authorities !;
Cen you make blind man liable for
= daft which is payable at sight
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-18

All persons owing Us Oh Book
accounts are requested 10 call
and settle by cash or nOtc.
DEAN. INGMAN d YOUNG.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-18
FAIR ASSOCIATION.

Meetings Of the Stockholders and
of the Board of Directors.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-18

three mites from West Liberty, on the
Springdaie road. killed her little hoy
and also herseif by the use Of strych-
nine. The woman was about IS years
'ofage and the boy between four and
Ave. Domestic trouble Is the supposed
cause. the woman being q third wife,
.and there being children of the former
wives Ia the family.
. OUR BOYS for January 10 at hand,
aud il none the verse for the Great
Tise: on the contrary. it is enlarged to
sixteen pages, or forty-eight columns.
IL consfns very interesting seriaIs,
.sketehees etc, and is truly the Amer
,icAn Boys Own Journal" illustrated.
: No boy shS4,Id be without it. Only
% eeutsa yesr. Monthly. Specimen
sent Cor stsmp. Agents wanted.
Address. Our BQy<. Chicago. Ill.
LECTURE. Saturday evening, Goth
i. inst, Rt. Rev. H. ". Lee. Bishop 81
this Diocese. will leetsxs IT the Con-
!, erexational Church Upea his recent
tour in Europe; the proceeds of the
lecture Tor the benefit Of the Episcopal
church in this place. The Bishop IL .
,strong thinker and fine speaker. and
will be sure to interest and beneht his
audience.
On the Sabbath lac will officiate
isnorning and afternoon At the Episco-
NAL church. The rite OF confirmation
will be admiuistefed during the serv-
ices.
MsUsAAR CouNrY FAIR Assocs ATins.
Ats. ss,eeting Of this organization,
held ~ tise Court House last Saturday
! r. NJ. r. ~. Vest in the chair. it WAS
developed fhst 81 Of the ITO $50 shares
of stock wsre ataesdy taken, thus vir-
.tually insuriag ia s0cess- Some
shares were subscribed during the
meeting and stock certificate No. /
issued to Henry Walters. Esq. A
committee consisting 81 X. swartxlan
der and w. NJ. Knott ~. selected to
ssolicjt takers for the remainder oi
. the stock, which some Of the many
Interested in a good county fair on u
sound basis should at once become.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-29
Government Revenue from Virginia
Tobacco.

The total collections in the State
of Virginia for tobacco since March
1, 1869, to December l. 1870,
amounts to $11, ,472.5 557 lG, being an
excess of $685. 1888 40 more than
was collected under the previous ad-
ministration for forty-four months
prior to March l, 1869, under tax
on plug tobacco one-tifth greater
than the present rate, in addition to
the taxes paid at the factory door,
through the purchase by the manu-
factuer of the proper stamps. Ship
mcnts in bond since March !, 1869,
for export, or for withdrawal for con-
sumption at the porte of entry,
ann ounted to 575S1, 1865 pounds. 1t
is estimated that 1000 of the ship
ments were withdrawn for consump-
ton, which would show total reve-
nue. derived by the Government from
tobacco manufacted in Virginia,
since March l, 1869, to be $22, 1856,
GA. The collections from tobacco,
in the Third and Fifth Districts
alone, for the twelve months prior
to December l, 1871, amounted to
$4,144,5 4,543 20.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-29
Hints TO Employees.

There, is scarcely one in this
large class OF our people, whether
male or female, old or young, that is
not ambitious to rise in position
and pay. Many youth Of ofbri)liant
capacity sees the plodder advanced
above him, and thinks his own
merits underrated. Many girl
aspires to the confidence OF her en-
ployer, and longs to be treated as an
equal rather than an inferior. We
propose to put all these striving
souls in the pos ssion of tho secret
by which they may attain their de-
sires. The very first quality taken
into account by one who is looking
for help is trustworthines,. Is
this man or woman an eye servant"
is the first question IN the mind of
the employer, careful though he is
not to express it. Ability, ex-
perience, skill, may all be requisite,
but Of what avail are they if the
man or woman cannot be depended
on2 Suppose we could not trust in
the stcadfastness of nature--we
could not be sure that the sun
would rise just at such time every
morning and set at the due hour at
night; suppose we find water run
ming up hill, and weights rising sky
ward instead of falling to the earth
how utterly baseless in such o
world would all our plans and hopes
become. We want to feel the same
confidence in those we depend on
as we feel in nature. "Louis has
been in my employ for fourteen
years, and he has never once disap-
pointed me. He is always prompt,
faithful, trustworthy So said a
friend the other day, and straight
way Louis, took rank in our minds
with George Washington-both
men that could be trusted. God
give us more of them. There is u
large class Of men and women who
can succeed in life only as they link
their fortunes to those wise in turn
ing the rudder bonds and shaping
their course to the desired haven.
Left to themselves, they drift on an
uncertain sea, often upon the shoals,
rarely into deep soundings; smooth
waters, currents and eddles bear
them now here, now there; upon the
rocks, upon the sand. Best it is
for such to hitch with Il many
stranded cable to some powerful
craft, and speed direct over the
main The advantage need not
at all be one-sided. Dropping the
metaphor, there is no man in heavy
business that does not need q stead
fast, trustworthy, right-hand helper
Does he find such Il one? How soor
the world knows it, for this same
right-hand helper becomes partner
in the business The reputation
one wins who is always where he is
expected to be doing as he is expect
ed to do, is better than gold more
valuable than rubies. This will
place-him Oh the roll Of honor III
the estimation of all noble souls.
This will put in his hands the gold
en- key that opens the palace Of ctor-
nifty, for no human lips that will
utter the words, "Thou hast been
faithful over u few things; 1 will
make thee ruler over many things;
enter into the joy ofthy Lord"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-29

DR.. A. s. Gerhard, of Philadel-
phia, has used chestnut leaves quite
extensively as a remedy Tor whoop-
ing-cough. They are administered
either in the form of an infusion, of
a syrup, or of a fluid extract. They
contain considerable tannin; their
taste is mildly astrignent, without
any decided bitterness
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-29
Death aud Cupid.
AN ALLE0ORY.

ANALLE0ORY,
Oh who but oft hath maryeled why
The gods who rule above
should e'er permit the young to die.
The old to fall in love
Oh why should hapless human kind
Be punished out of seas0nf
Pray listen, and perhaps you'll fnd
Ny rhyme may give tho reason.
Death. strolling out one summers day,
Met Cupid. with his sparrows;
And bantering in pleasant way,
Proposed change of arrows.
"Agreed," "quoth Cupid-"I forsee
The quecrest game Of errors;
For you the king OF hearts will bo
And I'll bo king of fterrors!'
And so 'twls done--alas tho day
That multiplied their arts
Each from the other bore away
A portion Of their darts!
And that explains the reason why,
Despite the gods above,
The young are often doc med to die;
The old to fall in loyel-JOHS g. SAxR.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-29

The new paper money which hal
appeared in Paris is printed in
blue ink on fine tissue parchment
and is issued for small payments o.
one, two and five francs. 1t is well
received by the public, as small
change has been extremely scarce
since the war.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-29

The Committee on Army Reor-
eanization in the French Assembly
has agreed to recommend the adop-
ton Of the rule that soldiers unable
to read and write at the expiration
of their terms OF service, shall re-
main in the army until they can.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-29

They have a new way ofgetting up
surprise parties in certain parts Of
Illinois. A resident receives an an
onymous letter, stating that a sur
prise party will be with hin on a
certain evening. He prepares for
it. Nobody comes, and the surprise
ofthe party is complete.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-29

Four new Presbyterian churches
have been organized lately in the
northern part Of Texas, near the
Red river and others, in different
portions Of the State, might be or.
ganized at once if ministers could
be had.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-29

A wise man will desire no more
than what he can get justly, use So
berly, distribute cheerfully, and
live contentedly.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-29
The Wages Of Royalty.

The Guar of Russia has the most
profitable berth, his wages averaging
E25,OO0 per day, or 3Gl times as
much as President Grant receives
The Sultan Of Turkey struggles along
with 9lS,00O per day, How he can
do it with Lis huge family, and the
inevitably ,aormous dry goods bills
it is not easy to understand. Louis
M, oleon last September lost Il
place that paid him GA, 900 pei
day; but he has been prudent, and
has saved up something handsome
which will keep him comfortable in
his old age. What the pays of the
Emperor William of Germany may
be be we don't know, but as King
of Prussia he was paid only the
small sum of GS,2lO per day. Vic
tor Emanuel, of Italy; enjoys an in
come of about E3,OOO,0O0. Queen
Victoria is q good manager and re-
ceives about G2,0OO,OUO per year.
The Prince of Wales finds 9625, 900
unequal to his expenses. Some
time ago n man named Needy left
Queen Victoria 9l,750,S00, and
Prince Albert lett her 95,O00,000.
In contrast to these magnificent
figures it may be interesting to
know that the average income of
nine millions of people in England
and Wales is less than two shiliings
per day; eighteen million live on q
shilling per day. There are 1O7
Englishmen who return incomes of
over $3.50, 900 per year, and 1871
who return $4,000 to $4,000.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-29

Who will bell the cat? Who is
daring enough to be the first to dc
wise thing? Only some eccentric
person. There are no people who
can more fully justify their right of
being on the earth than eccentric
people. They are,for some purposes,
the salt of the earth. 1 do not
know how we should ever get any
thoroughly new and wise thing done
without their aid. 1 would rather
let all the wise and prudent people
in the world die out from it than
part with the eccentric people.
They are always the leaders OF So
cial freedom.-[ Author Helps in
Good Words.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-16

Dawson, Sambo
Doas, Cufee
DaaS, Friday
Drayton, Prince or Rina
DraytOn, March
DcaS, Jim
Edding, Z Dennis
Elliott, George
Ellis, Sylvia
Edding, Thomas
Frlpp, David
Fields, Thomas
Fields, Diana
Flood. Patience
Ford. Tony
Frazier, Moses
Frazier. Laura
Fripp, Nike
Ferguson, Tony
Fields, Peggy
Full II, ThUS
Fl Ids, Pctrr
FicEling. Catherine
Frazier. Randolph
Fripp, Isaac
Green, Jackson
Green, Cesar
Gibbs, Is ,ck
GilliSOn, Tom
Glover, John
Glover, ScipiO
G cyson, Daphney
GOoiwinc, June
Gondwinc, Bounty
Green, June
Gayson, Anthony
Grant Agnes
60, 60 IL. H.
S,. W. "u.' 80 .,"!
Grant, Simon, ,
Green, Roland
GIcym' or, ifHI vi.
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Ua;.wco,i T';;nS
UcLwrnj CbarI,S
Hn;.wrod Sa,n
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U.Idrr.5o Titus
HolI = Nelson
UolmaS Harry
Holmes sam
UoI>ton R1bt
Holmes Carolina
Howard. Pnlt
Howard ParI
Howard Can'aju
Howard Thomas
Hug-r Admiral
Houston. Ben
Izzard Prince
.JcryiS. Holm
Jackson. sharper
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-16
NOTICE..

HARBoR MASTERS $ OFFICE.
Charleston, s. c., April IS, 1872. }
Charges of imc,mpetency or neglect hav-
ing been preferred against Joseph A.. Du'
pong, Pilot Of Port Royal and st. Helena;
and said charges having been sustained and
proven before the Board Of Commissioners
of Pilotagc, the said Joseph \. Dupong has
been suspended for the period Of six caIcn-
dar months to date from April 18th. 1872.
Therefore notice is hereby'eiven that Joseph
A. Dupong has no right to pilot on said
Bars until permitted by the Commissioners
of PilOtagc.
Hlrbor Master.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-16
BEASFOR TOWNSHIP.

II lONN -NtN4 IL L
Jones. Venture
Kcunon, { J
King, Paul
Lave, Henry
Laurence, BarcuS
Laurence, Robert
Laurence, Rosetta
Laurence, IsEmanl
LeSsington, Exodus
Legree. Margaret
la. ate, Thomas ,
Leg &c, Jim
Lock wood ThoS
IIOwcns, Robert
lowenS, Richard
Laurens. Rosetta
Mack, Sampson
Mack, Henry |
Mack, Henry 2
Mack, Ben
Mack, Matilda
Major, Rina
Major. Manuel
Maxwell. Alfred
Manigault, Duff
ManigaUlt, Ben
Maxwell, Ben
Mcleod, Daniel
Mckee, Ravc!e
McClOud. 10
Mcknight, March
Michael, Charles
Michael. June
Middleton, Lymus
Middleton, Joshua ]
Middleton. Richard
Middleton, july
Middleton, William
Middleton, Henry
Middleton, CATO
Middleton. Solpman
Middleton. SacGcly
Mike, Robert
Miller. Harriet
Mitchell, Jimmy
Mitchell, Mix
Mitchell, Barcus
Mitchell, Richard
Myers Roht.
Morton, Sandy
Murrv, sylvia
Myers. Frank
Middleton, Mike
Middleton. r Tty
Mccormick, john
NcSbitt. La,Chcy
Nichols. Win
Oblige, Dick
Polite, Susan
Patterson John
Parker. E"bt.
Parker, sam
PincEney, David
Pinckncy, Luck
Polite. Simon, Est
Polite, Isaac
Porter, Aaron
Powell. July
Price, Wnl
Powell, Jim
PicRney, Eoht. 5
Reed, ChaS
Rhett, Ben
Richardson. Dick
Rivers. Toby
Rivers. Benjamin
Rivers. David
Robinson. Prince
Robinson, John
Robinson. Larry
Robinson, Simon
Robinson. IlarD,tilncS
Robinson, job
Robinson, Asa
Robinson, Jimmy
Robinson. Robert
Robinson. Dick
Robbins, II. +.
Runnel>. Adam
RunnelS, II am
RunnclS, Joe
Rideil 4 MuriJck
Reed, Benjamin
Smith, alfred
Scott, Adam
Sampson, Jacob
Savage, Geo
Scott. Robert
SOFT. PrimuS
SCOT, Nelly
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-16
PROBATE NOTICE.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Colleton County,

By d. II Farmer, Esquire, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Thomas d. Richardson made
suit to me, to grant him Letters of Admin
istration of the Estate and effects of John
n Aplin.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and Creditors Of
the said John n. Aplin, deceased, that they
be appear before me, in the Court of
Probate to be held at Walterboro on Mon
day the 9th day of May next, after publ
cation hereof, at l | o'clock in the forenoon
to shew cause, if any they have, why tn
said Administration should not be granted
. Given under my hand, this Goth day of
April, Ammo Domini 1872.
D. H. FARMER,
april 2j-4t. Pro bate Judge, G. G
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-16
No Redemption.
READ THE ACT:
THE FOLLOWING ARE ITS PRO,
VISIONS AFFECTING LANDS
NOW DELINQUENT:

VISIONS AFFECTING LANDS
NOW DELINQUENT:
All lands and real estate within this
State, whereupon, or in respect whereof:
any sum of money remains due or paya-
BILE, shall be exposed to sale and sold for
the payment of such taxes and all penal,
ties, costs and charges thereon accrued,
on the first Monday in June, 1872, and
from day to day thereafter, Sundays only
excepted, until the whole thereof shall
le sold, at the place or places, on the
te ms and in the manner hereinafter pro-
vid,d: such sale shall be by the county
treasurer of each county, at the county
seat, Who shall expose and Offer the said
lands st public sale, to be sold and con-
veyed il fee simple without any right of
redemption for the payment thereof
If at the said sale any person shall pub
licly offer to- take less portion than the
whole of said lands for the said taxes,
penalties, costs and charges, then the said
lands shall be sod to such person as shall
offer to take the smallest portion thereof
and pay the same: and upon The payment
of the amount due 10 said county treas
urer, said officer shall execute and deliver
to the said purchaser a certificate setting
fourth the fact of such purchase, and the
payment of the amount bia, and there
upon the said purchaser shall be entitled
from the State to the undivided right, IT,
tie or interest in fee simple without re-
demption in and to all the lands so sold,
and all lands belonging to ony pors Oh or
persons, or corporation against whom
such was levied and assessed equal to he
proportion which the amount bid holds 10
the whole of said lands so purchased, anG
the purchaser shall be entitled to demand
partition thereof according to law, ard on
said partition the said purchaser shall be
entitled to a proportional share and inter-
est in all improvements thereon.
The county auditor is required to war
rant the titles to all lands sold for dclin-
quent taxes
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

All persons having demands against the
estate of Miss \. F. Meggett, deceased;
will hand them in properly attested, and
those indebted will make payment to the
undersigned. Beaufort S. G., April Is,
1872. P. F. MEGGETT,
ApTl iS-4t. Administrator.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-16
QUARANTINE NOTICE.


EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. J
Office of the Health Officer,
Beaufort, s. c., April %, 1872. }
On and after May 1st, the Quarantine
regulations for the harbor of Port Royal will
60 into operation.
The nc,o Quarantine ground will be indi-
Gated by a large Quarantine Flag north of
Paris Island dock on the west, AMI by land a
mark on the opposite shore.
By the terms of the law all vessels enter
ing the Harbor, are subject to Quarantine
restrictions, and no vessel will be permitted
to pass the station without permit from
the boarding officer.
S. B. THOMPSON, NJ. D..
Health Officer,
Port Royal.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-16

Aiken, March, 2
Aiken, Nero
Ancrum, Owen
Allston, IShmael
Austin, Patty
Austin, Prince
Austin, Ned
Atkins, James
Aikens, Moses
Aiken, Tuliy
Allston, Caesar
Brown, Albert
Eacon, Sam
Bennett, Plenty
Bennett, Benz
Beedie, ChaS. 4.
Railey, Abel
Barnwell, Andrew
Barnwell, Arthur, l
Barnwell. John, =
Bennett, Cesar
Bird Joe
Bird. Lymus
Black, Dagus
Black, James
Black, Mary
Blood, Henry
Blood, Jei!'ry
Bo5ian, Phillis or Moses
b wman, Carolina.
Brown, Aaron
Brantley. Patty
Brooks, Cato
Bing, Green
Brown, Marcus
Brown, Jacob, EXT
Brown, Rentv
Brown, Daniel
Brown, Dick
Brown. Manuel
Brown, Tom, .
Brown. George
Brown, Dempsey
Brown, Reuben
BRYAN, James or June
BRYAN, James, 2
BRYANT, Charles
BvthewoOd. James 5
Bailey, Raphcl
Burgess, Daniel
Brown, Andrew
Brown, Adam
Brown, Jim
Brown, sam
RriS'cr, Wm
BendroSS. Robert
Bailey Morris,
Bailey. Toney
Barnwcll, Kit
Paker John
Blood, Simon
Barnwell. James
Brown, Patience
Brown, Daniel
Robian. Zib
Black, sam
BRYAN, Peter
Cannon, Moses
CaperS. Daphncy
Capers, January
Carter, Geo
eastman, Jim
Chaplin, Aaron
Chaplin, Lucy
Chaplin, Richard
Chaplin, Abraham
GhiSolm, Ben
iSclm, LymUS
Chisoim, Toney or Sio
Chisolm. S,rattin
Cocklio. Cutlee
Cohen, JUba
Colman, James
Cohen, BdT,us
Cummings, Vi ) -.
Curtin, Francis
Chisolm, Thomas
(hisolm, Darby
Chisolm, London
Chisolm, Anthony
ChiSOlm, Nero
Chaplin, jim
Carter, Frank
Coleman, Prince
Cox, Lem
CrawlCy, Scipio
Ho,oJy ppukrD
CYRUS Coffin
Clv"r, Simon
COOK, James
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-16

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ChiSGlln. Peter 2nd
Carlton, Il. h.
Campbell, Mack
Cab .lton, Mary \
Campbell, Dick
CEiso!m, Israel
ChiS"lm, Roht.
thi>oim, iarqul'ar
Carbon March
lOnncSS, Mack
CiisOlm, Wm.
Chaplin. Shadrack
banner, Jack
DcvCauX, POmpoy 2ni
Danucr, sue
DAVIS or Davis, VIM.
DeN"'' 'i'ii'''
Dor,r1I, Ahran
Doctor, Lazarus
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-16
ST. HELENA TOWNSHIP.

NA TOWNSHIP.
Jackson, JUiv
Jenkins, Philip
Jenkins Hester
Homes. Edward ST.
Jenkins, Tony
King, Saml.
Kelly, Caroline
Latson, ThOS.
Lawrence, VIM.
Lawrence, Esau
Lawton. London
Light, ChaS.
Lagrcc, Wm.
Lcssington, Mary
Lawrence, Caesar
Latson, Alex.
Middleton. Joshua
Mcknight, Toby
Myers. John
Major, Daniel
Mcpherson, Nero.
Murray, Jacob
Mathews. William
MrEniTht. Geo.
Middleton, Jack
Mike, las.
Mitchell, Adam Est.
Middleton, Jas.
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