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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, Ga, August 2.-Anderson,
the alleged lorger on the bank Of British
North America, was brought hero to-day.
Commissioner Wayne.has held the Will
sons in $1,000 bail, each, for their appear.
ance before the U. S. Court.
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The GreenbriCr Independent announces
the marriage Of Hon. FRANK HEREFORD,
Congressman from the Third District, to
Miss ALICE B. CATERToN, of Union, Mon
roecOunty.
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yua, win WijI SSS VINO serve you because they love
you So t,o etaSt a no return those who serve cTvS
principle ,SS SS'i interest, will exact both
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NORTH CAROLINA FIGUREs.-The fol
IoEing are the figures for the last five
elections in North Carolina, three in 1866,
one in 1870 and one in 1871;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-03

Senator Wilson was in Cincinnati
yesterday afternoon, at the Burnett House,
on his way 10 speak In Indiana.
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sY TELE0RAsPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
EIeluaIrolI 70 the InteIllgaaser.

RylthS Western Ulipl Line, '3.4j
omeS EorLh.wSst cor. Of Main and Monroe sti
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Educational,

OWL AND MECHANICAL ENGI.
" NEERTNG at the RENssELAER PoL1.
TECHHIC INSTITUTE, TROY, N.Y. InstTuc.
tion very practical. Advantages rnAulpAssed In
tons ReOpens Sept IIthI For the Annual
Register, containing improved Course OF Study,
and full particulars address
PROF. CHARLES DR0WEB,
Jy29 ...,...s,.,,'.- Director.
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W-AsHINGToN tPENN) FEMALE
w SEMINARY, d nr rl
Offers advantage Of health, eheapnesB; thor.
ouEhneSs and religious influence.
Tho S1th year opens Sept L. For catalogue
apply to Mrs. 8. R. Hanna, Principal. or Rev.
DR.. Brownson, President Trusted jysi-dAw.
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4 VALUABLE GIFT-pR. s. {

- FITm's 'DoMEsFIc FAMILY PHYstcIAS', 90
pages, describes all disease and thelr RsmedISS
Sent by mall nee. Address, DR.. s. FTTCH,S,
iBroadway, Now Yor-S apr9a-W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-03

AT Buffalo, N. z, Friday, John GofE.
uey was convicted OF the murder of Pat
rick Fahey, on the 7th Of May last He
viii beSenteuced tomorrow to be hanged
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TWEsT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

20 ''s" % 90 2 r II
Establlshed by Congress; adopted BY the State;
aided By the bencrolencc Of individuals, sotisl
ties, and other institutions. @-l7t' 81
Five Departments Of Insructlon-LIterary,
Scientific, Agricultural, Military and Rngineer.
ing. Also thoroughly organized Preparatory
Department,
In charge Of large Faealty Of accomplished
scholars and successful educators.
FALL: TEAN begins September 9Th. WprTEn.
December 9Th. sfRN0, March s4th.
coxAHNcENEST, June 10, 1873. Hf q
Total expenses from $50 to saSO per year. Lsss
10 those boarding In clubs. % 40 - T''7.
Send for Catalogue, containing full partleu.
lars, 70 t.t ,ir.n.7... j 4Iq-
-ass ALEX Martin, President.
4oRoAETOwS, W. Va July 10. lSfa. ~ jySp
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01

At meeting at Piatt & Cars Of
6ce, in pursuance with above adjourn
ment, order was called by President
Piatt, and the roll being called by the
Secretary, showed quorum present.
On motion, J. r. Culver, G. p.
Sheldon and H. w. Bailey, were
appointed an Auditing Committee.
On motion, r. Swartzlander, John
G. Lyle and Moses Bunker, were made
Executive Committee.
On motion, VIM. F. Wolf, Henry
Walters and Abner Piatt, were made
. committee on tickets.
The committee on Premium List
submitted a report: whereupon, a
motion was made that each class be
separately considered. Carried.
Each class was then read and adopt
ed separately; after which the entire
list Of premiums were accepted and
adopted for the Fair of 1872, and the
committee discharged.
The President then stated that .
communication had been received
from the Secretary Of the Union Ag-
ricultural Society, at Mechanicsville,
requesting the Cedar Co. Fair Assn
to reconsider its action IN regard to
time Of holding its next Fair, and
If possible to choose later date than
the third week in September. By
motion, the request was respectfully
declined, regretting our inability to
accommodate our sister society.
A motion then prevailed that the
Cedar County Fair Assn hold its next
Fair three days in succession, common.
cling Tuesday, Sept. 18th, 1871.
On motion, it was determined that
proposals be received for the printing
Of the Rules, Regulations and Premi-
um List of the Fair Of 1879; and that
the work be awarded to the lowest
bidder. Proposals TO be handed seal
ed to the President within twenty
DAYS from this date.
On motion, the Board of Directors
adjourned to meet ON call Of the Pres
ident. w. l.. MCCRosKEY,
Secretary.
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A Body and Mind Disease.

Such Is dyspepsia. The stomach
and tho brain are too intimately allied
for the one to suffer without the other.
sotiat dyspepsia and dependency are
inseparable. II may b added, too.
that Irritation of the stomach isalm0st
invariably accompanied by irritation
If the temper. go
The lnvigorating and tranquiiizing
operation of HOstetter's Btu ~rs 10 most
powerfully developed In cases OF indi-
gestion. The Amt effect OF this agree.
able tonic Is comforting aud encour
aging. A mild glow prevades the sys-
tenn, the chronic unensiness In the re-
Hion OF the stomach 10 leseened, aud
the nervous restlessDees which char.
acterizes the disease Ii ahated. This
improvement L. not transient. 1t IL not
succeeded by the return OF the old sys-
toms with superadded force, - IL al
ways the case when unmedlcated
stimulants are given for the COM
plant. Each dose seems to impart
permanent accession Of healthful In.
vigoratiOn. But this Is not all. The
aparient aud anti bilious properties of
the preparation are scarcely secondary
In importance to Its tonic virtues. RI
there Is IN overflow Of bile. the secre.
ton is soon brought within proper
limits. and Ii the hillary organ IL inert
and torpid 1t is toned and regulated
The effect upon the discharging is
equally salutary, and In cases Of con-
stipatiOn the cathartic action Is lust
sufficient to produce the desired result
gradually and without pain. The
Bitters also promote healthy eyapora-
ton from the surface, which is partic-
uiariiy desirable at this season when
sudden spells Of raw, unpleasant wealth
er are apt to check the natural perspi-
ration and produce congestion Of the
liver, conghs. aud colds. The best
safeguard dgdinst all discnscs Is bodily
vigor, and this the great Vegetable
Restorative especially promotes.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01

APPLICATION FOR INJUNCTTON.-
Not long since about 100 petitioners
filed with Judge Richman . petition
for MI injunction to restrain the col
lection Of the s per cent tax voted BY
the township Of Camanche. Clinton
Co. in aid OF the Southwestern Rail-
road upon the following grounds:
That not one-third Of the resident
tax payers had signed the petition for
the election at which the tax was v0.
ted; that it WAS voted at general elec-
ton, no separate box being provided
for this ballot; that voters were de-
ceived by printed ballots that the
voting such tax was contrary to
Sec. 3, Art. II. Of the Constitution !;
that the Board Of Supervisors and
Census Board increased the assessment
Of farm, lands without increasing that
nf town property and that illegal
votes were cast.
The question Of granting the writ
was heard upon afIidavits before Judge
Richnan. Tuesday. ut Muscatine !;
Grant 4 Smith Of Davenport appear
ing for applicants and Messrs. Wm. p.
Wolf. Of this place. and &. r. Ransom,
Of Iowa City, ior the railroad. The
writ was not granted. The application
included the injunction Of collection
Of State and County taxes ON account
of the alleged unjust increased ASSESS
ment, l.. Ellis; Esq. Of Clinton, ap-
pearipg for the county.
A the cause was pretty fully pre-
scented. and a temporary writ refused.
the matter il virtually disposed Of.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01
CEDAR CO. FAIR ASSN.
Meetings Of the stockholders and
Directors.

At an adjourned meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the Cedar Co. Fair
Association. held at Piatt & Cars
Office, Jan 10, 1872, II. g. Piatt call
ed the house to order.
The Sec'y read . letter from ]. NJ.
Shaffer, Sec. of the State Society, say
ing that the Iowa State Fair for 1872
will be held at Cedar Rapids, COM
mencing Sept. oh and continuing five
days.
A motion was then made to recon-
slider and postpone the time recon
inended on the 18th inst, for holding
the Cedar -. Fair Of 1872. Carried.
A motion then prevailed that the
Cedar County Fair Association holds
its first animal Fair during the next
week following the State Fair, which
will be the third week in Sept, com.
mencing on Tuesday, Sept. 18th, and
continuing three days.
The committee on Premium List
not being ready to report, on motion,
they were allowed further time to
complete the work and make report
at a subsequent meeting.
On motion, adjourned, the Direc'
tors to meet at 124 o'clock r, NJ.
Jan. q, 1872.
w. L. MCCRosKEY. Sec.
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rested against the hot stove and then
suddenly left him to himself. It is
said he was SO thoroughly affected by
spirits that one could smell his breath
at considerable distance. The
Society do not claim this young man
as one Of their members, but say he
belongs farther north. We don't own
him either, and pass him on still
further north of us, for we want you
to know that we have Good Tenn
plar's Lodge here, if some of its re-
iractory children do get jolly once in
a while that's no body's business
but our own.
We are going to have Farm
er's Grange set mp in our midst too,
we suppose. That reminds US Of the
installation of officers at the Grange
the other night down at the Center.
A free show, and the audience was
entertained by some Of the most
elaborately complicated stump
speeches that ever fell from the lips
Of budding orators, or greeted the
ears Of rapt and yet unappreciative
hearers. Now our vocation just now
seems to be telling everything we
hear or see supposed to be Of interest
to the people. And every body who
doesn't belong is aching TO know the
mysteries, SO il would never do for us
to know SO much we dsf'nt tell Of.
MIR. Kelly, one Of our lnlanders,
has gone to Indiana in company with
Mr.. j. L. Flaters on visit.
The young sprigs of precocity
in district north Of us, have dis
played their bringing up very forci-
bly, lately. They made the house too
hot and disagreeable for their teacher
"a one-armed man, too, and he was
forced to resign. May be old King
Solomon didn't know what he was
talking about, when he said " train up
a child in the way he should go, and
when he is old (enough to wear ten
boots) he will not depart from it."
Jan. 9th, 1872. Bur- LEcLAIRE
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01

Thus 10 chron'clei the departure
from this life Of another Of the very
early settlers of Iowa and Cedar Coun
~. MOeEs B. CHURCH was born ut
Amherst, Mass, June 2Cth. 1897.
With his twin brother he entered
Midilehury College, Vermont. at IN
early age. the brot .ers passing togeth-
er drought the usal College course
there and together studying Theology
ut An.iover. Studies completed they
were separated for the first time In life,
the subject Of this brief sketch becom-
ing settled ~ y Congregational minis.
ter at Stafford, Conn. where he
remained for period Of six years. At
this time, ~ in the opinion Of al his
s~ost intimate relations aud friends,
the faculties Of Mr.. Church were 90
cloud~d by mental disease (which
illuminated before his death In hopeless
Insanity NJ to cause him 10 radically
change his religious belief, whereupon
he left the ministry aud .ine Ut once
to Iowa. locating in 1887 six miles
south Of this place. whore he lived,
respected aud beloved in spite Of his
vagueri es aud excentrici les. for thirty.
two years, removing with his family
to Delaware County In the fall Of 1859.
Possessed At an acti We aud we'll cultiva.
ted mind. which was probably early
overworked to aspecies Of monomamia
with sad results tn himself and the
cause to which his life had been devOt
ed, yet after passing his three score aud
ten, his death leaves the memory Of m
honorable, honest aud earnest man
aud citizen with very many who will
learn Of 1t with sorrow.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01
For the Advertiser.
To the Citizens Of Cedar County.

4M. Editor BY your permission
| would to say few things through
your paper to the people of the Co.
Fellow citizens: would ask you
few questions, and perhaps make a
few suggestions.
/. Are you getting sufficient ben
eft from the Office Of County Superin
tendent to Justify the expense:
2. How do you like to have the
district schools stopped q week every
fall SO that the teachers may attend
the Teachers Institute at the expense
Of the county?
3. How would you like to have
each sub school district manage its
own affairs SO far as hiring teahers,
fencing school houses, digging wells,
&c, and foot the bills from their own
resources?
Don't you think we had better
petition the Legislature in reference
to these questions:
How do you like to pay for session
of grand Jurors at each term Of court !
Could not the ends Of justice be as
well secured without this expense?
How do you like double taxation,
which compcls US to pay tax on
Indebtedness
Perhaps ! have asked enough ques
tions for once. Now | won't say
don't all answer at once, for this is
just what | would like. | would
suggest that some action be taken
at once, especially in regard to those
questions pertaining to schools. Let
some plan be adoped that will secure
an expression from all the people in
the shortest time Ifanvthing is done
it must be quickly in order to get it
before the Legislature. There should
be petition drawn up. circulated in
each township and sent to Des MONIES.
| would suggest that the petition
embrace such ideas as the following
That each county decide whether il
will have County Superintendent OF
not: also, how and by whom teachers
shall be examined; and that al
questions in reference to the schools OF
cash county be decided within the
county. In few words, let each
division and subdivision manage its
own business in its own way. What
say you: JOHN DoRcAs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01

Fine winter wca ther we are hay.
ing now. Some of the days have
been rather warm for the sleighing,
but it is still pretty good. The peo-
pie are busy cutting and hauling fire.
wood and fencing. Cord wood is
selling for 81 cord, this winter, in
the woods. Louden and Clarence
teams are here, now and then, for
coal, which We sell for S6.25 per ton.
Come on, gentlemen, we can supply
the county.
The railroad trains rush by our
farms without stopping or noticing US
in the least. Well, if they didn't kill
COW now and then, Or if they would
promptly pay for the animals, we
wouldn't notice them; as it is, howev-
or, the Company may have the full
benefit Of this communication.
Two Of our citizens INDUCED in a
four mile race, one day last week. By
the aid Of few drinks Of whiskey
and the Marshal Of I.ouden, a good
start was made, and the men came in
town by different routes, but about
the same time. One Foote had his
arm dislocated.
The house Of d. G. Meyers was
burned on the evening Of Saturday,
9th inst. nearly everything Of contents
saved. Cause, defective hue.
The Cedar Posts do not stand
thick enough here to stop the old
ADVERTISER, which has decidedly the
preference.
Tom and his violin are in great
demand this winter.
-LambcIt & Co. are making great
preparations for brick burning this
spring.
II. Deming has been appointed
Justice of the Peace for this town
ship. JOKES.
Jan. 10, 1872.
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a recent Chicago Journal says

" Isl
The smallpox appears TO be spread
ing in all parts ofthis country, Europe
and the world. tits alarmingly prev
aient In almost every large city In the
United States and Canada, and Is
gradually extending to the smaller
towns and into the country. II IL
useless t. sErt cur eyes to the dreadful
fact that pestilenpe Ia abroad "in the
land, and there are no slgns Of its
abatement. That vaccination h Q
preventative, h. q we'll demonstrated
fact. Our advice to every body every.
where is, Be vaccinated, and the
sooner, the better.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01

SMALL-Pox.-In the Davenport
Gazette, Muscatine Journal. and some
others of our exchanges, we have no
ticed an item to the effect that small
pox was existant in Upton and vein
ity. This is the only way In which
We have ever heard such thing. and
think the story to be entirely without
foundation.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01

POLL TAx.-At the suggestion OF
County Treasurer McCle.land. We call
attention to the fact that every male
citizen who carries a taxable poll owes
the county revenue each year . fifty
cent county poll tax :" which IL pay
able at the Treasurer Once, and
which, if not paid before March i-t,
begins 10 grow fast with delinquen,
interest and further, which the
Treasurer il authorized to and intends
To. collect with interest and cost OF
collection. If not sooner paid, as it
should he at his Office.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01

THE MechaLicsviile Press is rejoic-
ing in a bran new printing press, by
which it will be enabled To present its
elf to it, readers brighter aud clearer
We learn that 4. NJ. Keyser, formerly
station Agent at that place. left there
last Monday night, without previous
notice 10 any one, and \ defaulter to
the tune of between six and seven
hundred dollars.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01

The general amnesty till now before
the Senate passed the House some days
ago by vote Of 40 to 81. II excludes
members Of Congress and officers Of
the army and navy who seeded Into
rebellion. McCrary, Orr and Palmer
Of Iowa voted against the bill. It Is
doubtful whether It will pass the
Senate.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01

CHICAGO IMPROVEMENTS. tn"
uslI kunYn ,..,,sic house Of JULIUS
RAt.rR & ca, now go and Gil Mich
igan tveaus. are ab,it - make very
valuable aud important change from
4 their present locations. They havr
leased the upper part If the lac Gnu 'cii
of the Messiah 800, 312. 3)i Il ;93 ",
bash avenue, and are fitting It up ~ 4
most elegant style, t. bs G, npletei All
occupied bv them on sr abblt thu 18Th
inst The hall, which Is 10 feet Wild
and loo feet leep, will ai'nit n.riy
two .undrei pianos; and. with tn"
magnificent, iroa front. t. ba erected a.
-opl As thu weather permits. VIII b :
the graniest plan" warernn IN TINS
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Probate NOticc.

To whom II may 0OnCefni
Notice Is hereby given that there is now
on file In the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court OF the state of Iowa, within and for
Cedar county, the final report OF John
Dance, Guardian of Almina Masters, one OF
the minor heirs Of VIM. Masters, deceased
and that the 18th day of February, A. d..
1872. being the first day of the next Term OF
said Court, Is set for final hearing on said
report, at which time said Guardian will be
discharged II no sufficient objection be then
made.
WIN. ELLIOTT. Clerk of Circuit Court,
WOLF 4 LANDr, Att'ys n3w:
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01

IL JUSTICES COuRT.-The case
alluded To last week. wherein a parent
punished teacher in his school room,
wa adjuiicated before Justice P"r-
ter, on last Saturday Afternoon
The defendant, NJ. Frasaur. wss
charged with assault and battery. aud
also with Disturbing the school, COZ
rrarv to law. The Court assessed fise
Ell Sla in each case
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01

Our correspondent from Loudeu, by
looking into the Court room would
observe that his suggestion in regard
to brick curbs under the stoves has
already been acted upon, thereby ad-
ding no little To the safety Of the
building.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01

ALWAYS SOMETHING NEw.-Brick
err Unriv2tled Cement. for mending
glass or queen-ware Of any kind, wood
or leather. Anything that has been
menlled with il eau be heat or put
iuto hot water without any effect upon
the repair Persons wishing any ar
ricles neatly and permanently niended
Gal have il don. by leaving them at
rhe Buckeye Shaving saloon.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01

Mr.. Henry 9. Mortgridge, Of Farm
ington township, this county, has, we
notice, been made Janitor Of the House
Of Representatives ut D.s Moines. We
have the pleasure Of Mr. Ms nc
quaintance. and feel that whatever he
undertakes to do will he well done.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01
Probate Notice..

Notice Is hereby given that the Anal report
OF James Wharton, Jr., and Amanda NJ.
Wesley. Administrators of the estate of Jo-
seph Yeisley, deceased. will be on file with
the Clerk OF the ircuit Court Of Cedar Co.
Iowa. on the 1Dth day of January, A. D., 1872,
and that the same Will be set for final hearing
Oh Wednesday. February 18th, 1872, ut
o'clock r. NJ, that being the first day Of the
February Term ofthe Circuit Court of Ceda 7
county, Iowa, mt which time said Admins
traitors ask TO ha discharged.
GRAY Il SMITH, Att'ys for Ad'mrs.
v,1T9
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01

THE publishers OF the chronological
journal, $50 Broadway. New York,
send us the illustrated Anual oi
Phrenology and Physiognomy," (which
will be found insteresting and
instructive by any who peruse 1t For
sale at % cents by the publishers or
news dealers
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01

THE Court room, and the halls and
offices in the Court House. are just
now rejoicing In new coat of paint,
varnish, or whatever was needed tn
redress grievances. laid on In Ed.
Ingman's best style. Improvement Is
very manifest particularly In the in
terror of the Court room.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01

An Indiana farmer has lost fifty
dollars worth Of hogs from lack Of
ventilation. Hog barns and enclosur
es should be warm, but they must he
built SO that fresh air may circulate
freely over the animals.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01

WE shall have no longer 'Nights Of
anguish, days Of waiting" for Hinck-
ley. Pa, ment was made at Clinton
asst week. aud the clerk and strong
here and those who have given 20 long
an enforced credit are to be creditors
no longer.