The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

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county ofEen $500 reward = ny man
who win discover coal In that county.
The Cedar Rapida eqa stca' ate
1t thus: Don't boz ~ . aswsl = n
nearly all the pred iling spad ~
are spread = this ". II youS DON'T
want the small pox. take your paper
direct from the publisher.
The Republican, of Yirginia and
North Carolina held their State Con-
ventjens lest Thnrsday and appointed
delegates to The Philadslphia Conven-
ton. Both convsntions paased rssolu-
tions indoning President Gnnt's
Administration 81
Under the oct q ADdl 1872. soldiers
vho sslistsd 1os thrse yeAn. bstwssa
May 4th. 1851. and July - 1851. -
were houorAbly disshasgsd. ~ 60
titlsd to bounty, and ~ othsss. d.
charge for promotion dos not soeasse
the soldier TO bounty; sd, In 90 Of
death, the heis Of The solAaer are NOS
entitled to it. 300 9sfi sfas Ha
The surveying party Of Tho Davsn-
mort 4 st. Paul Railroad, says ths
Gazette, have surveyed the Minnesota
lire through the vill1ge Of High
Forest, through the town Of Racine,
In Mower county. and 70 point south
Of where the line heretofore survsysd
to Kasson crosses the 6outhwssesfn
Minnesota road, about three milss
west Of Spring Valley.
The Indian appsopsiAtioo hill nov
before Congrsss calls foe ,0oo,00a
This IL about the annual coat 70 ~
gOvsFumsoe ~ oxsrcealug = euas0asa-
ship over the original posssasoss Of IT.
soil. The total number Of rsssrva-
lions u 81 |; organised tribss and bends,
1911; total population. sls, l02, which
includes the u. 900 Indians In Alaska |;
area occupied by them 10 acrsa, 1884,
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The New York Evening Post, y hich
Il ono Of the strongest spokes In the
Liberal movemsnt, on the morning Of
the late Republican meeting In New
York, said It hoped it, the meeting.
would do batter for the Rspublical
party-adding that It would probably
make its action "as spirited. Vigorous
and direct q the platform of the Lib
eral gathering, last Friday, was timid,
shuniing and unworthy Of earnest
men,"
Horace Greeley closes up recent
manifesto with the following para
graph: "Such is our position; and II
will not b afectei by the nomina-
ton Of A or B, G or d, 1t Cincinnati,
Philadelphia, or elsewhere. The
indianapolis Evening Journal says
this settles the matter 20 far . Adams,
Brown, Chase and Davis are concern
ed, but thinks the fact that Horacs
didn't carry his speculations up to
90" Is significant. to say the least Of
II.
The Presidsnt hes issued IN order
approving the recommendation OF the
Civil Service Board. The order con.
cludes - follows:
The utmost 1dslity and diligence
will be expected Of all oficen In
every branch Of public services. 20.
litical assessments = they ass called,
have been forbidden within the yari-,
Gus departments, end while he right
Of perSons In odicial pesitiees to take
part In politics u acknowledged, and
the elective franchise y rscogpised .
high trust TO b discharged By thoso
enploymsnt or In private life. honesty
and sficisncy, and not political astiv-
ity, will dstermine the tenure Of
Office
On the 18th inst. the following per-
sons were selected BY the General
Assembly for Officers Of the various
State institutions named:
For Trustees Of the New Psniten.
tiary-Martin Kelsey Of Lee, and VIM.
Ure, Of Linn (Republicans), and F. L.
Downing. Of Mahaska, (Democrat).
For Trustees Of the Agricultural
College-O. H. p. Buchanan, Of Hen.
ry: C. E. IefIingwell. 81 Clinton !;
Cicero Close, Of Black Hawk II. D.
Noble, Of Howard, (Rspublioans) and
F. A. Piersoo, Of Appanoose; w. W..
Morsman, Of Page: II. j. Heston. Of
Fremont, (DemocrAt).
For Trustees Of the Insane Asylum
ct Mt. PieaApt-W. G. Evans, q
Muscatine, Republican,, and L. +.
Fellows, Of Allsmakss. (Dsmoorat).
For Regents Of the State Univefaity
Austin Adams, Of Dubuque; A. T.
Reeve, Of franklin; A. x. Campbell,
Of Jasper, tRspublioans). and r. N.
Caasady, Of Polk John F. Duncombe.
Of Webster, (Dsmocrats).
For Trustee Of Soldisrs' Orphans
Honss-J. w. Cattell, Of Polk. Re.
publican.
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