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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-04
Probate Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that Thomas Coll
Inns. Administrator Of the estate Of W. II.
smith, Deceased. has filed his petition in the
ONCE Of the Clerk sf tina Circuit Court Of Ce-
DIR county, Iowa. asking said Court 10 grant
an order authorizing him to sell, for the
payment cf debts of said estate, the follow
ing Described land The northwest uaarle,
OF the southfaat .iuaFtsr or k~cIion nine f0)
nine CO, In Itinggold county. Iowa. Also,
the north half OF the northwest fractional
quarter aud the northwest quarter OF
the northeast FRACTIONAL quarter oil
Asection two. of township eighty
Xix. narth, and san2e thirty-three west, In
Il Aihnun county Iowa. Andtfiat said petit
hon is set for hearing at the next term Of
kaid Court. to be begun and held on the 18th
5lay Of February ls72
WIN. ELLIOTT. Clerk Of circuitCourt.
WOLF 4 LANDr, Attys. Nw2.
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fror the Advertiser
.sFROM ROCHESTER,"

We notice In the Post Of the 3rd
inst. . Humiliation entitled - above
and signed by "Miner", In which he
refers to an article written by me some
months ago.
As "Minsru has referred to that ar.
ticle several times before. We suppose
II must have tou ,hed him in . tender
place.
We merely speak Of him now for
the purpose Of camplimenting him
upon his success In crowding many
falsehoods into small space, and to
thank him for giving US credit Of being
'.jast II very ignorant" compliment
we are sorry we csnnot reciprocate
since he las demonstrated that he il
not an honest man II nc Is an ignorant
one.
Yours de-, S.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-04

TIPTON, IOwAs
THURSDAY, JANUARY !,
The House Postal Committee y
agreed to report, after tho holidayefs
bill abolishing the franking privilege

A hill has heen introduced in the
Missouri Legislature to punish lying.
The newspapers, Of course. are all In
hv0rsof 1t
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-04

Brigham Young was arrested Tues
day morning ut his residences BY the
United States Marshal on the charge
ofmurder, and brought before Judge
Mexican in the afternoon. The Court
room was crowded, and much anxiety
II eyincsd by Mormons, but not the
least show Of disorder and dlszespect.
The prisoners council moved 70 admit
his client to hail on the ground OF his
being an old man, u years Of age, Tee
BILE in health, and had come four
hundred miles to meet this and other
charges and bis physician testified
that imprison meat would imperil his
life. United States Attorney Bates
did not Oppose the motion, but sug.
9ested II bail was taken the amount
be, fixed At $500, 900. The Judges de-
MED the motion, but said it was 1t the
option Of the Marshal to keep the
prisoner in custody In his own (the
prisoner's) house, IL the latter would
give up one for that purpose. Brig
ham rendered the Aarshal his resi-
bence on South Temple street., which
was accepted, and now Brigham IL
prisoner in hin own house. He SEEM
ed perfectly coo! and unconcerned.
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Past.

Another fine opportunity for learn
ing the facts In relation to certain In.
situations, or rather organizations In
our midst - past. And while We
rsjatce that many had the freedom Of
soul, aud the gracious privilege TO come
ont and hear the Linn County Orator.
Mr.. Beatty we are sorry that he did
not have full house.
But - our town 10 80 exceedingly
srudits on all moral and social ques-
lions OF the day - to need no more
Lessons In this direction, It would have
bsen . wasts Of time to have turned
out en s,s0sss 10 hear.
But We think our case somewhat
resembles that Of ancient Babylon,
who, whIis dangerous enemies lurked
near their doors, were Speeding their
nights In bacchsnalian rsvsls. Thsa
with us, while the warning comes
near Ne 20 into unchristian festivities
10 secure the aid Of the voluptuous.
thst W nay lavish u upon our temples
snA the tutslsr gods.
#e@ ID.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-04

Mayor Hall Of New York was im-
peached by the retiring Board OF Al
dermAn. The new Board was organ
lied Tuesday afternoon.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-04

Immediately thereafter, the Cedar
Co. Fair Association, (which is the
name Of the new organization,) held
a meeting. Il. Swartzlander elected
Chairman, and r. West Starr, Sec'y.
On motion proceeded to election OF
ofiicers-election ricd coce.
The following officers were elected
H. G. Piatt, President, J. c. Lyle,
Vice President. VIM. McCroskey
Secretary, Geo. Beatty, Treasurer.
Election Of Directors ostponed to
January 18th, 1872.
Upon motion adjourned to January
18th, 1872.
II. West Starr, Sec'y
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-04

The Directors Of the Union Pacific
Railroad, recently In session In New
York city, have designated Onaha ~
the initial point Of that railroad. and
the depot, oflices and transfer build
ings OF the company are to be erected
in that city, At > cost Of not lees than
$l00,OO Omaha feels appropriately
elated over the fact, and the long con-
troversy between that place and Coun-
ell Bluffs, respecting the matter, Is Al
an end.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-04

President Grant signifies his detsFm-
ination to adhere to the rules OF the
Civil Service Commission In al sp-
poiutments to be hereafter made. A
synopsis Of the report o. the Commis-
sion il pOlished herewith. The
President meant moro than sound In
his recommendation for civil reform.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-04

The city ofNew Orleans las severe
sufferer from IRE. On Saturday night
sixty buildings, in the business bssrt
Of the city, were consumed. incsudins
stores, offices, two hotels, . church.
residences, etc. The total 10 y ssei-
mated At over half 1 miysion OF dollars.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-04
IMPROVED
LIND FOR SALE!

OF improved prairie land u portion OF which
Is within / !, miles of Upton, on the Daven-
port road. The above land IL divided into
and one OF them divided into i've felds OF
convenient size for either grain growing OF
stock grazing, and two story frame house
stock yards several good wells, cistern, Or
elAard, smallgrove, and several hundred
rods of Usage hedging. A portion OF said
premises is watered by sugar creek, ana an
oris abundant pasture for stock. To any
one purchasing The whole OF the above land
I3Is acres OF timber within nan mile OF
me premises will be given as premium.
Price low and terms to suit Purchaser:
Enqtire Of nbII .. y. 0MAAAs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-04

Gen. Wilson, Of the Homestead, has
returned from Cedar Rapids, where be
has been in attendance upon the meet
ing Of the State Grange Of the Patrons
Husbandry. He reports that there
was good attendance, some sixty
Oranges being represented, and well
represented. The meeting was one Of
enthusiasm, lasting three dsy-and
mach good work was done. The next
meeting Of the State Grange b to be
held In Des Moines, in January, 1878.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-04

The last week OF the Senate q the
United States before holidays witness
ed the strange spectacle Of two strosg
ACTIONS, each Ginning q reform, quar-
relling as bitterly ~ was possible
about the means Of reaching m end
which both claimed TO be seeking.
Such quarrels, when fimsy prstexts
cover personal animosities, the true
cause OF disagreement, arc no credit
to the Republican, Or 10 any party.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-04
Report OF Proceedings Of . Joint
Meeting Of the stockholders In
the Fair Grounds and the
Directors Of Cedar Co.
Al Society.
TIrrou, Iowa, Dec. ~ 1877

TIrroz, Iowa, Dec. q 1871.
Pursusnf'to adjournment call fair
inmberSf the Stockholders in the
Cedar Co. Fair Grounds, and Of the
Board Of Directors of the Cedar Go.
Agricultural! Society, met.
The meeting was called to order by
H. G.. Piatt upon whose motion John
G. Lyle was elected Chairman, and
r. West Starr was elected Sec'y.
H. G. Piats stated the object of the
meeting and made statement show
ing the amounts of judgments against
the Ag1 Society. He suggested that
new organization be formed and
that said organization buy the fixtures
Of the Cedar Co. Agricultural Society
ct the sale thereof under the different
executions against sand Society and
also that they buy the real estate Of
the Cedar Co. Fair Grounds.
N. G. Millhouse moved that Com
mittee Of three be appointed to draft
Articles of Incorporation for the new
organization. Carried. Upon motion
of H. C. Piatt the resolution was
amended by making the Committee
consist of FIVE and that they also
report Constitution and BY Laws
for the new organization. The Chair
appointed the Committee as follows:
H. G. Piatt, r. H. Kirk, Jas. r.
Culver, r. Swartzlander and H. w.
Bailey
On motion meeting adjourned to
meet at o'clock p. NJ.
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TIProN, Iowa, P. N. Dec. ~ 1871.
Meeting met pursuant to admit.
J. c. Lyle resigned the chair
and Jas. r. Culver was elected to fill
his place. Committee on Articles OF
Incorporation, Constitution and BY
Laws reported. N. G. Millhouse
moved that the Articles Of Incorpora-
ton be accepted. Carried. On mo-
ton Of r. West Starr the Constitution
and BY Laws we're accepted and the
Committee discharged.
On motion Of III. C. Piatt the Ar
ticles of Incorporation, Constitution
and BY Laws were adopted.
Upon motion the following Com
mittees were appointed to solicit
subscription of stock in their several
townships, and report Jan. 18th 1872.
Center.-N C Millhousc, P INVEST,
r Swartziander.
Springfield. C G Chandler, Chas
Curtis, Henry Hecht.
Rochester.-H w Bailey, James
Jennings, Chas Foreman.
Sugar Creek.-(West Side) Jas H
Leach, Thos First. East side) Fred
Hinkhouse, Isaac kiser.
Faynaington.-Joseph Weaver, ?
Hildebrand.
Inkond.-James Wharton Daril
Ostler.
.iSvingdaie.-Elisha Schooley Thos
James.
Dayton.-Ab Piatt, Asa Gregg,
VIM Mcneil.
FairfeM-Henry Walters, Moses
Bunker.
Fremont1--S Maley VIM Inks.
Red Ouk.-.Jas Safely, Jas Smith.
Jno NJ Moffet.
Lins.-Jo Downing, Ed Rhodes,
Cass.-Jas L Berry, Jno Gunsolus
Pio',eer.-Wm Piper, VIM II
Sharp.
Zord.--Jno Moore, J l. Smith.
4Hassilon--Jas NJ Kent, Thomas
Shearer.
On motion adjourned.
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The abolition Of the entire system Of
internal taxation, except spirits and
tobacco, in accordance with the re
commentator OF the President. Il
confidently predicted at.an early day.
This is q matter about which Congress
should not hesitate. The President
and Secretary Of the Treasury unite In
saying that the Government will not
longer require the taxes, and Of course
the machinery will be tiseless. It's
abolition must necessarily follow-an
emancipation that Vim gfsssly ~
dound to the credit of the administers
ton. sHt t#h p" 80
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RESTAURANT
AND
Bakery.

THEODORE MAGEE,
where will be found Mt all times
FRESH OYSTERS,
in any style; also,
Fresh Bread, Pics, Cake, CORfcc-
tiOncfy, &C.,
and where customers are sure of prompt and
careful attention. Call opposite the Post
ONCE, Upton, Iowa.
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Judge Coatsn he's introduced into
Congress . bill requiring sbat ''les.er
oarrisss shah he employed sOr delivery
of mail matter, sas frequently - the
public eosssnieses Ssay seQsiEs, st
every psags sustaining . pepulatjOn Of
twenty ahoassand within the delivery
Of its post olIics, and at such other
places - the Postmaster General may
direct" giving the Postmaster General
authority TO extend the Free Delivery
even to the cities having less popuIa-
ton than $4,000, II in his judgment the
necessities Of the public and the inter
ests ofthe postal service SO require.
The Legislature OF this State assem-
tiles next Monday. A very few days,
ct farthsst, will decide the great SEN
toriai question which has for months
90 yexed the usually still waters OF
lows politics. It will b relief. II
half the the Things are true which have
been saidabout the several candidates
during the excited aad none too
ereditable canvass, neither Of them
are fit 70 represent Iowa. A calmsT,
more moderate and less personal cam
paign would have left all concerned In
better odor before the people, and ssnt
the victor to his rasponsibls place with
much leGs raDcor and bitterness
behind him- saE s
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PROSPECTUS FOR ls72-FifTH YEAR.
a Representative and Champion Of American Art
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Mnle Artillery.

The 'ollow ing amusing description
by John Phoenix, Of n new idea Of.
artillery, was evidently suggested by
the mounted howitzers used In the
Abyssinian war;:
"0ut IN n certain Western font,
some time ago,the Major conceived
the de, dat artillery might be used
effectively a Sighting with the In
dians, by dispensing with guh car.
riages and fastening the cannon up
on backs of mules. SO he explained
his views to the commandant, aud
il was determined to try the exper.
ment. A howitzcr was selected and
strapped upon an ambulance mule,
with the muzzlc pointed coward the
tail, When they had secured
the gun, and loaded it with ball ear
fridge, they Jed that calm ard stead
fast mule out on The bluff, and set
up a target in the middle ofthe river
TO practice at. The rear of the mule
wac turned toward the target and he
was backed gently up to the edge
OF the bluff. The officers stood
around in a seml-circle, while the
Major went up and inserted n time
fuse in the touch-hol Of the howit,
ger. Bhen the fuse was ready, the
MAJOR Iii it and retired. In n minute
or two the hitherto u%nrufiled mule
heard the fzzing back there on his
neck, and it made him uneasy. He
reached his head around to ascer-
tain what was going on, and az he
did so, his body turned, and the howit-
yer began to sweep around the hori-
e zon. The mule at last became ex>
cited, aud his curiosity became more
and more intense, and in a second
or two he was standing with four
legs in a bunch, making six r%evolu-
tions a minute, and the howitzer,
understand, threatening sudden
death to every man within halt a
mile. The commandment was OBJ
served to climb suddenly a tree the
lieutenants we're seer sliding over
the bluff into the river, as though
they didn't care at all about
the high price OF uniforms; the ad-
.jutant made good time toward the
fort the sergeant began to throw up
breastworks with his bayonet, and
the major rolled over on the ground
and groaned. In two or three min
utes there was a putt OF smoke, a
dull thud, and the mule-ohl where
was he? A solitary jackass might
have been seen turning successive
backsomersaults over the bluff, only
to fest at aschor, finally, with bis
hssiAxer II the bottom Of the river,
while the ball went off toward the
tort, hit the chimney in the majors
quarters, and ratified the adobe
bricks down into the parlcr, and
frightened, the majors vito into con-
vulsisds. They do not allude to it
now. and no report of the expert
ment was ever sent to III War De-
partment." 5.9i4u4W
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Senate Joint Resolution relative to
an amendment of the Constitution
of the State of Mississippi.
BE it resolved by the Legislature
of the State OF Mississippi, two
thirds of the members of each House
agreeing thereto,) That it be, and is
hereby proposed to the electors OF
this State, { ovote Mt the next gem
eral election, upon the approval or
rejection of the following amends
ment as q substitute for the seven-
teeuth section of the sixth article OF
Fthe Constitution of the State. to-wit:
"The Legislature shall divide the
State into a convenient number of
Chancery Districts. Chancellors shall
he appointed in the same manner as
the Judges Of the Circuit Courts.
Their qualifications shall be regula-
ted by law, and they shall hold their
Office fer the term of four years.
They shall hold a court in each
county at least twice in each year,
and shall receive such compensation
as may be provided by law.
Approved March 80, 1872.
The band pf hope--A husband.
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Al ~ msissa sans "a kaa-
An ~ hai@. shsfs b. tHn zasst
whts-s - eth hs. bsy ~
Essry issBas bath been 'hsssn
frifs NhifI 90 . spfi3 nUafi boz
ht~s, ~ ihss rs dee fossstsht
Essn ny sgul iotsakss M now
Bat Ne dane@ail words are idls
wpfis tgm ne sfs sansf splt
81 anMt re ihoashs ~ cannot btldls,
fote The way without The will
fare thee wtlii thas disuniis1,
TON frum every nearer tie,
seard In heart, and lone, and bIighled-
More than this scarce can die.
-BTHos.