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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-17

ptt leI c0tueu luttltlt NSuHtt< Attteu uuoSuHez
ben, wuroe in Der @eessebuns eiusebradt,
palltrte ieooh ntAt. SuSmlihen neroen Die
erfOrOerliden Sermellunsen nit @iier betrie.
ben uno hofit man, i'm uddten Sabre Die
Sauten ~efieftln au beginner.
Die 4rbeitsn am Sod)- 8elerpoir inn Druio
9ta. Yarte msroeu m0sliht beibl.unist, uno
menn OaIelbe noIenoet lift, 10 mlro ielu Sn.
bait (26,241, 146 @alonen) binrei9en, I'LL,
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reitlih nit gSafer au pe.lorgen.
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benz Stabtratbe porSelegt nuroen. Die
herrldenoe Dii1re llultrilt, penn fe aud)
ntdt aeraoe gu Befiirbtunsen Anlab aiebt,
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hnfen, baB nuiere Slaotudter Don ibrer ge.
itrtsen Snipeftionsreiie bic ueber5eusuns nit
betmgeuonmen babsn, baB oe projettirte
~.liaBresel inter bic 2ebenSfra9en fur unlere
Staot 5a redneH TT.
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ancein irseno elmer Sorm fehrt tdsli1 in
alien i3eitun9en 10 reselnld5is mieoer, wie -
pie man III la9en pfleSt -rbet'm 8ader bic
Semmel." Oas Nsueite bariiber III, oaB Der
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fanf eigeutli6 tammt CD. Dsssleiden ioa
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melt su u%erldnsern, baB ie iid in TieBenoes
9SaiIer entleeren. Wir baben alio oemndhf
cine lause Suidrift oes @eiunobeitS. Commit
idrs 5n erwarten, norm Oerlelbe uuter benz
iblideu Mnfrpanbe uoll @elehriamfeit uno
inter Aufiihrung Der highest authorities"
auSeinanoerIeten uiro, 1warum eS ftlnft."
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9aloes fommt Wtelouus iiber bic anbalteuoe
Dirre uuo nit GROCER BeiorgntB iiebt mar
Der i3utuuft entgesen. an1 in unierm
Staate febt e8 entmut5igeno aus. Snt
Snnern Inb cine Wenge fleiner Sliie gan3
lid aussetrodnet, uisle Queaet etriest uno
iosar @aiernotb etnsetreten. Sn. &aluert.
Gountp beiablr man u1anher Srts 50-75
Cts. idr baS 6aB Waier nuo auf ben Sci.
bern lit allies pertrodnet.@
Die Safenn erbeer err
orbnung palirte uor9eferu I'M erfien
Ratbssmeise. Sn coulmersie0en areien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-17
Mer3tc, MObotaten &c.
DIT. 81, uliTnrr,
BeIohuuuo

1S MANA S~eIob1uf0
81 " fat tr9eno siueu sou BON bItRs
FAO ben, 6lutenoeH, iudenoeu uuN
i6wdren6su SGmoyrbol6en, fuelte Se Sina'S 3d.
morrboibenso ~,ilnrittsf ridtturlren Tam. GS IN rnr
fur 6dmorrboioen un6 nints auoeres B~ubereitet unb
sat Sale BON me5r ats % Sabren 9auer furirt. &c
lit bel allen Dro9uiten gu babeu. Breis 81.
SaoiS Y. SpuB, Noent,
eA.7,tS,t &Dl Rr. 339. observation-disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-17

moob- Souie" auf Der @de Der Sarriion- Uni
| Ganette. SiraBe. 0ie Sabn iol etrpa elm
babe Weile ieuieits De8 ltabttlden Wetdbil
oes mittel1t elmer Yriide iiber bic Gbaufee &c
fibrt merben, UNI nah Canton binunter d
s~elansen. Sic @eldporenen begaben iih au,
benz Sotel an Srt uni Steue, UNI ben Ylal
in Nugenldein III nebmea, nnD p%ertagten fh
UNI heute firth 10 ubr i'm uSberluooo Souie'
| 3euseu gu uernehmen.
y It il dS=Serfdufe E. = Die So
Samuel $. @ouer & SDbue psrauftionirter
setern Nahmtttas an Srt uno Steae Elm
leere Bautele auf Der @elieite Der Sirider=
nSrolib pom 9arato9atraBe, IS SUB brei
unO 80 Sup lang, I'M $500 al @sorg "
9oot.
- 9ie So. Sr.go & &irtlanb periubhafir
ten seitern Nahmtttas OIL Srt unO 9teQe ba.
12f 6uB brette, 70 6uB lan9e uno nit einen
%oreiit6di9en 5leselteinernen Wobnbaaie nebi
Stntergebduoe bebaute @runoitiif Nr. 4O6
Dit -Wtouument nDrolih bon 8etbelftraBe
nm 1880 bel s3O,874 SabreS. @runoStnS al
5. y. Sarpis.
= Die So. s. IS. Bennett & Comp. Der
iteiserten seifern Nahmittag an Ort II. Stea
baS IA bel 70 6uB baltenoe @runotiif SIR
zoo, Jtulo>vututthe> NuHe VugpluBe, IDU8l
elm breiit0dtges sieSeliteinerneS @obnbaus 9e
bort, INN $2125 BET $28 @runoSins an Wiari
>. BOD.
= Die SIS. S. SO. Bennett & Comp. Der,
duBerten feruer seitern Nadmittas on Sr
uno Stelle oaS woblbetannte 8eiietbum
,Sbaus' Sid" auf arlington, in elf @runo
Hide nit 6acaoe on Der Dorfer Eurnpife
Der alien yorter &baufiee unO oil arlington.
4uenue parSeairt; Die Iuftton erSielte i'm
@auSen $21,775, mic folSt: swei @runo.
fide nit 1903 SUB Sronte on Der Yorte
Eurnpife, @de Der arlington. 4penue, 23(
6uB lang, eritano Solepb Dusan I'M So
pro SroutfuB. I'M @an3sn I'm 1862; pie
baneben NIT 216 SUB Saeaoe @beuberielb'
urn s23 pro 6ub i'm @anSen uni $4968
3pei oaueben NIT ITO SUP 6route Gbenoer
ieibe um $3.50 pro SuB, i'm @ansen I'M
s2365; eiueS nit 6s IuB 5ronte an arfing.
ton-4usnue unO 14O 6uB Qanse, iomie is1s
an Der gorfer Gbauiiee nit 298 6uB Eront,
unb elmer unr e9elmaBi9en 2dnge Don 21s
bis $40 SUB Soiepb Du9an UNI $3.50; zines
anf be- Siomelt Gfe Der Mrlington-Mp enu'
unO Der alien yorfer &bauiiee, 70 bel LAC
SUB balteno uuo nit einem Swetl0digen
Sommerbanie beiebt, @benoerielbe nm
$4,000; zines oaneben OH Arlinston<a ueaue,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15
Iowa Railroad Progress in 1871.

III ali exchange AZ find an uncIedlt
ed synopsis Q! the progress made in
railroad building in 1871, In our Stale :
Most Of the grading has been done
for branch o. the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific road from Washing
ton west to Signurney. and ~ y :d.n.
20 miles, is to be !roned directly, II II j.
not already.
A great effort viii be made - com.
plete the Chicago. Dubuque 4 Mime
>Ota road very soon as FAR as Lanins :
and the Chicago, Clinton and Dubu.
que, which is virtually = southern ex.
tension OF the same rosd, 10 ready or
very nearly for the rails all the way to
Clinton. where 1t will connect with
the Chicago, Burlington i Quin-
cy road through It's Hev line from
Clinton to Mendoza The Iowa South.
western has also made considerable
progress during the year, and plans
are made for new lines across the State
from Muscatine west, and bet ween the
cast and west lnes Of the Illinois Cen.
trail and the Milwaukee d ST. Paul.
Chicago & Southwestern extended
from Drakeville TO the Missouri line,
So miles, completing that part Of the
road In Iowa Leased aud oper tied
by the Chicago, Rock IsllDd & PacI.
&c.
Des Moines & Indianola track laid
from Des Moines south to Indiannls
20 miles.
Chicago. Clinton & Dubuque
pleted from Dubuque down the Aissis.
,ippi to Tete des Morris river, IA miles.
Chicago, Dubuque & Minnesota
completed from Dubuque up the
Mississippi to q point few miles
above McGregor, about 90 miles.
Iowa Midland-extended from Ma
quoketa westward to Anamosa, 80
miles.
Sabula. AckIey 4 Dokota--extended
rom Preston westward 10 Oxford
Junction. distance Of IS miles. The
road was graded nine miles further.
Burlington, Cedar Rapids 4 Mime.
sota-extended from Cedar Falls north.
west TO junction with the Austin 4
Mason City line Of the Milwaukee +
st. Paul at Plymouth, 81 miles. Track
was laid for about Ave miles OF the line
south Of Cedar Rapids early In the
year.
Burlington 4 So1th western Track
laid from it, junction with the Chicago,
Burlington q Quincy, miles south.
west Of Darlington, aud u miles 10
Bloom1e on the North Missouri, the
track Of which Il uses to Moulton. Il
miles futher west.
Davenport 4 81. Paul--main line ~
tended from the point Of the Junction
OF the Maquokets branch, IL miles
north IT Davenport, northwest O.
mllas ts@
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

A candidate Tor the Republican
nomination At the next state Conven.
ton, for tbs position o. state Treas.
uses y already brought forward In the
peEson Of Col J. W. hammond, OF
Jasper county The qualifications OF
Col. Hammond srs warmly urged by
the jasper Republican. and admitted
hy numerous papers 10 the state One
u our own citizens. having long per-
soaai acquaintance With the gentle
nan, felt Sufficiently Interested 10
hand u ths following
TlpIoN, FEB. -, ':2.
M. 8OlTcs: The Jasper Repv5,i-
can nance and heartily endorses Col.
J. w. Hammond. Of Prairie City, as
The next Republican candidate for
STATE Treasurer. The Colonel has
brilliant record 81 . soldier. He IL an
Jowan to the core, having been born
end saissd within the State. lie II \
wAa Of vim sni energy, ~ well as OF
pssdeoce aud sagscity. He IL y man
u irreproachable morals, and with his
legal attainments and eminent bust.
Oess qualifications would, if no.nina
I'D, b . worthy successor to y most
worthy officer, the present incumbent.
Jaspes County 70 has done we'll for the
Republican cause, aud her claims and
wishes should not be ignored. r..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15
Mississippi Bridges.

RsSsssncs has already been made TO
. ess,sse bill for one Of the bridges re-.
Sssred to In the following record OF
House proceedings on the 9Th inst. j.,
1akso from the Congressional Globe OF
~ lbllowing day:
NJ. Cotton. At the close OF the
0esuiog hour yesterday . bill ~.
bsieg rod which I had introduced. ]
~ unanimo0s consent that the fur
thss reading Of the bill be disnensed
with, and that 1t be referred TO the
Committss 90 Commerce and ordered
70 b pslntsd.
No objection being made, the bill
III. r. No. lSssl to authorize the con
sesuStion aud maintenance Of q bridge
ovss the Mississippi river, between
Carroll OF Whiteside county, Illinois,
end Jachson or Clinton county, Iowa,
aod 70 establish the same a q post
road, was referred to the COMMITTEES
on Commerce and ordered IN he
printed.
1lr. Cotton. BY unanimous consent,
also introduced 8 bill III. r. No. 1909
asthorisicg the construction q .
beldgs over the Aiaissippi river u
Nuscasine, Iowa which was read Z
Asse and sscond time, rsferrsd 70 tn
Cemmissse on Ccmmeios, and ordsrsd
- - psiltd
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

FOR the first time within the memo
~ of the oldest Inhabitant, Lake
Michigan was frozen over at Racine,
last Saturday, az far from shore as the
eye could reach. The Ice Vas from
four to eight inches thick. Boys ven-
tured out on skates a. far a. twelve
miles from the shore. 30 we learn
from the Racine journal. which says
that on the next day the Ice had a.
most entirely disappeared.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

A London dispatch says that !" the
English Government Is anxious 10
avoid Misunderstanding with the
authorities at Washington, and com
promise Is hoped for at all early day.
There 10 no room for compromise, or,
rather, the compromise was made
when the Treaty Of Washington was
arranged. There remains now moth.
ing to be done but for each party to
urge Its side Of the case before the
Tribunal Of Arbitration. aud abide the
decision, whatever 1t may be.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

The Amnesty bill which has been
under discussion in the United Slater
Senate for some days, finally came to a
vote last Friday, and was defeated
The cause Of its defeat was the +" civi.
rights amendment insisted upon b,
Mr.. Sumner, giving colored peopls
equal social as well IA political right
with white people. The Senate viii
now probably pass the other Amnesty
bill which recently passed the House,
unless Mr.. Sumner should again insis,
upon his amendment.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

senator Claussen, Of Sc.tt. confessed.
II one Of the ssrong men In the Sem
ate, il thus spoken Of by fellow Sem
ator, In letter to the Peoples Jour-
mol, ut vihton, Of recent date; "One Of
the most remarkable men Of this As
sembly Is Senator claussen. Of Scott
county. He il now seventy years old,
With hair rs white a. the snow fake,
and step and movement as elastic and
quick ~ young man Of twenty. He
IL native OF Schleswig Ioistein, and,
although German in fact, was born
subject of the King Of Denmark Tn
lSsS he took a prominent part In the
Democratic movement In Europe; but
when tyrants and deIots succeeded In
the overthrow of constitutional liberty
Ia France aud Germany. he WAS COM
PEELED to Zee his home aud his conn
try, aud took up his residence In the
land OF Washington. He settled in
Davenport, Iowa, where he has since
resided. universally respected and es-
teemed by his fellow citizens. lie IL q
man OF high literary culture, pro-
found scholar, and with an active,
practical mind; and although his
speech II broken, and his delivery In
English some what difficult, yet there
arc but few WAC speak or write the
English language with more purity.
He IL one of the ablest and most infiu.
entail Representatives from Scott
county in this General Assembly.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15
eirinal Notice.

h IAN Peterson Circuit Court Of Cedar
or Sallivan, et alS Term, 1871.
Ortn sullivan, Samantha Hunt, and.
n ord Price, Defendants: Fl
are hereby notified ttue there 10 c.
III the ONCE Of the Clerk q the O1rcu19
CD In and for the County % Cedaf.h t14
VI pf Iowa, . petition Of Herman Joteee.
o. blaintif. praying the foSeclOuG96 Of II
g n title bond or contract execoted uY
MN m MeOr Of said Grin sullivan and S&-
lnautha Hunt, agreeing TO convey to them
lots Ave (5) and SIX co. In block three go In
petersenss addition 10 the town Of I.ouden,
In said County, upon the pay ment At matur.
tty Of certain pr0lnisory note executed by
them In favor Of said plaintiff for two hun
dred and my dollars, dated September "
1870, aud payable November 9Th 1871, with
interest from date ~ ten per cent. per an.
mum, and also asking Judgment for the
amount Of raid note and interest and unpaid
taxes ON said lots. and that each and oil Of
the defendants herein be barred and fore
closed frnm cver netsing mp any claim Of
right. title, or Interest In and % said town
lots and appurtenances, either 1t law or In
equity.
and defend thereto 81 or before noon OF the
second da~ Of the next term Of said Court 70
. the eielth day Of April, 1914, . default viii
he entered against you and Judgment rem.
dered thereon "a accordance With the prayer
w. WV. Il. rurHlLL. A,rys for prn.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15
IMPROVED
LAND FOR NALEI

1oU8 nUND910 AND 4leu1y ACRES
. wSiAia III asSss % fsrto3, on the Daven.
port rod: The above land 10 DIVIDED into
and one Of them divided int0 ave helds Of
convenient siss for either grain growing OF
stock gresins, and two story frame house
ax32. barn s2E50, granary. several cribs.
chArd. srnsllsrove. and several hundred
rods Of osage hedging. 4 portion oisaid
praInises ls watered hy augar creek, and al.
Ords abundant pasture for stock. To any
one purchasing ~ whole Of the above land.
~, acres Of timber Within . half mile Of
the premises will be given - q premium.
Price low and terms 80 suit Purchaser.
Enqfire nj n~tf =. l.. SMITH.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

The United States Senate Monday
afternoon voted to reconsider the
Chicago Relief BILL" for the remis-
sion Of duties on imported building
materials TO be used In rebuilding our
burnt dlstrict; and our Washington
correspondent to day telegraphs W
that It In tantamount 10 its final
defeat. Chicago owes this uncharlta.
bic result to the Michigan and VIE
consin lumber interests, and 10 the
peety jealousiss Of Cincinnati. 81. lou
n md Milwaukee. .y0nrnOs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

The case Of Stokes, the murderer Of
Jim Fisk. II on trial in New York.
but thus far the counsel for the defend
ant has succeeded In preventing the
acceptance ofjurymen. The prospect
10 that this trial will be another OF
those Judicial farces for which New
York has become infamous.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

John Christoph, the Democratic
nominee for the Legislature from Du
buque county, to Gil the vacancy
caused BY the death OF Martin Kaer,
was elected last Thursday. The vote
was very light.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

The Chicago Journal says the
burnt district is exceedingly lively
these favorable days, with the work o.
pushing forward new buildings
Scores Of fine, substantial structures
are already either completed, or nearly
so scores Of others are In the process
of erection. and hundreds are only
waiting for more settled weather.
Like the busy bee," our builders are
now improving each shining hour"
and with wonderful results.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

The latest In regard to the feeling
In England upon the American case'
represents tue excitement aud furry
as moderating. 1t looks very much
- II an attempt had been male to
manufacture public opinion" which
Nigh, In some way effect the case up.
on arbitration favorably to England.
It will not be strange If this squeal he
construed into M admission that
American diplomacy has been loo deep
for cousin johnny.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

The Presse Of Vienna, Austria, In
an article on the claims Of America
before the arbitrators at Geneva, say ,
England has probably learned tba'
the opinion Of the Board will be unfa
vorable to the conduct Of that nation
during the civil war In America, an d
fears the consequences Of her course
toward the United States.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

Government has decided 10 pur.
chase for its new and cnstly tult1lngs
Ia Chicago. the nisslow biosk, "
between Dearborn q Clara, A6sns i
Jackson strssts. The psIcs ~ ~ paid
|. one and . quarter million 4 'llssa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

NJ. Waslburns. the AtaeTiean Milo.
lister ut Paris. will not return home ~
present. rs enormously reported.
The SNOW 10 Of unusual depth
throughout New England, sseraging
from one 10 three feet .'on tho !eSe!."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

The Secretary Of 6tate sends ~ .
statement Of the population Of lows
by counties, as shown By the Federal
census, list offRxeQntive. legisletive4I
aud judicial ofl5oDFs I Iol for W.
and list Of ne xspa p - pst d.
Gals published In tho fats-all Of Il
valuable a cow lent docu1l enA
for reference.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

Prayers were offered on Sunday In
oil the churches at Sheffield, England,
for the prevention of war betweeB
England and the United States.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

Where have you been since the
COW klcked:" l. . delicate way The
ChIcagoAns have Of referring to the
late calamity.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

Central Of Iowa tssdsd ron IL
late northern term y q Macon City,
due north Is miles Nosthwood. nsa
the AG1enss@n vlins Assnt 10 milss
r * s.; ! Il r. I
a a hsrd h At !. vlrg Aa L
ture Of Last winter b circulall1g u
Richmond. 1t appear that . party.
who had his own reasoas Tor making
the inquiry. approached . Psnnsylvs
mia railroad man, aud asked him 1aely
whether h,s oonpapy iaDso6at -
spend 6ny monsysi 10 RichuSoaA. A.No.
cir. no; emphasioaily ~" vs. H.
excited reply. Way not :" I'm
tell you why,sir. The msnben Of the
Pennsylvania Legislator ass esnsle.
men, slr-perfsct gsntlsmss. You
don't have 10 bsibe 6Ht once; bat
(bringing bis Ast II viseuous tndigna-
tion down upon the t,blel thesS Did
scoundrels In Virginia have no moss
conscience than ) hos, and yoa sever
know when SON are done buying
them" Nh -.s.. 80 49,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

Manner e1 Diseslbslisg ~ pyaDesly.
Ihsss sill p 4as,!sa.s asYtss e saa.ss AsIs
- rsssess.d - essssSSs g ~ sstfieuss2o tAs
sstesssS - go. ssi . iss - sS<kssi6ssias
- Supscsss naaSsss wiIi s 49, Is sSssi 81
g thosesshly N!7sd. - aaaAf Asuwn 81.
y3ll have t4s ans rssssian nea1teos1 3 3hs a6svs
~ q psemiGns. - q g unta ths psentul.s ere
aitsr the dises56utiea takea 1lAss, y he Dgincp1
paQssn " The cesetsy which havs O6veo p10naels1,
- noet9pA ~ mAA. Usenoattoa oepsenlSn1ne iAkO
IIscs g Ss23Fs. ~ r. NAY ist. va. o. = 800 =
H.AN SspaittaR1es nay ne sest n Iyesle g ,. O.
9sds.s e orssshechs Al SsniasaScsaloss -
=. Z. YATY1J1Oo1.
Duslss0 AAoAoss - Cos. Dsc'y. 0nsa. \. r.
ahaee 90 - peooueoA - til 0qnosal o0ea n
nssss: - n Z: e gsscstpe. KS. !. Nov Yesk
0ool 1esiabeo AUenO WanseA.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

The British postcard systsm 10 .
grand success. A psrty goes TO the
post ONCE and indltes short messAgs
on one side Of . prepared card. the
address being on the other aide. The
postage charged IL bat half psnny.
During the first ak DOnths 81 this
postal experiment . hundred and
twenty two millions Of cards we're d.
livered from the various rost-oiSces Of
the United Kingdom. realizing Es5i.-
58l In the way Of poetage receipts.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

Estate Of John Ayres, Sr.. deceased. To the
heirs at law Of John Ayres, ST., late of Ce-
dar county, Iowa deceased and all others
coucorued:
Yoo asn hereby uotfflea that on the 10th
day ~ January. 1872, there was opened and
publicly read by the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court, of said cunty and State. an tustru-
ment OF writing purr orting To he the last
viii and testament Of John Ayres. Sr., late
~ sAid county. deceased, and yon are further
Of said Court, commencing on the second
Monday. the 18th day Of February, 49, has
been set for the fiuaI hearing and proof Of
said Will, At which time all persons Interest.
cd may appear and snow cause why the
same should not be admitted TO probate.
VIM. ELLIOTT
n3W3 Clerk Circuit Court.
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III PAINTER. Rooms over ID. EYaps'
Wagon HlOp, Southeast CORNER faDtQ
square. TlPbN, IOWA. The kubseFibeS
rsspsstfully soiicits share Of pusiic patron.
$50. 0sslniug. 0lssiug. Paper naaA(ng, &C..
executed with neAtDe6s aud dispatch,
Satisfaction guaranteed. 6ef
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

The Oskaloosa Herald he's been TAX
Ing . Sunday afternoon 6bs ~ ex
asnination of tho Agricultural Rspost,
and deduces the truth About Iowa very
neatly and poirtsdsy: "This ~ ell
. giorious showing, md but con0saAs
The nxneroas asslcies cesmplluAsseAry
We have given lows. First 10 oosn
the great ataple Of the West. kluo
Cosn-hrst IN oats. frs. 10 harley, aud
flst In buck wheat, tand me1t I'LL Will
be first In Republican Majoritlse, viii,
much more than an average IN III
other crops. h good enough Tor : stsee
that h but . quarter At century old
that hes Jess begun 70 gsos, tssae \
only nav stsstching IT. masctss 20
pasatory To beginning WORK. r. Will
al the Disadvantages We laborsd undsi
for two decades we cAn aecnmplist
this and take ftOnt rank In four oe thl
most important agricultural prodsctI
Of the land. what may b e1psctesA o
~ In the next ten years. Noble iowa
the man who pines fos . hotter STATE
deserves 70 live sud die In Texae''
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

The Chicago Post says: 'Bsnjasnin
Franklin was lss years old yesterday.
He appeared lest evening u . spirit-
ualistic seAncs. took mp u copy Of tho
Times and glanced through u. hoppsd
up and exclaimed; "And I isveats6
the psintIng.prsss. What ~ 49, ]
wssuu M
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

Last Friday morning large fire
occurred IL Dewitt destroying prop
erty to the amount Of $30, 900. Six
two-story buildings on the west aide
Of Maia street were baned. They
wess occupied by Price 4 Dlnehast,
bankers ; Dawson + Evans, druggists !;
t. F. Butterlield. dry goods; jas.
Steele, confectionery, &C., and m anc
tion store. We understand that there
was no Insurance on the property, the
rates demanded being higher than the
owners were willing to pay.