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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-14
JOHN SHULTz, Sec'y.

WILL not Secretaries. or other mein-
hers, of the several Oranges In the
County send ~ corrections Ia any case
where the shove llst ri Oranges II In
ksrOr - 10 names or r o. address.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-14
County Executive COMMITTEES.

Chairmaa. JosEpn wkAvxa; Secretary. n. W.
BAILEY: J0sxPm Dowulxe. CuAs. r. Funss
SAMUEL YrLK. wv. l.. NcCuosgEY. ~. 3. CEASE.
JoxN CLANCY. II. \. CrsTls.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-14

IMPORTANT -Nsmhsrs Of Spring
0sId Orange. notice speciaf msetIne
~ she Grange wiu b. held ON Monday
evening next. Nov. 18TH. Every
,nsmhee awake tn his own Interests
vght to b there. that We may respond
auitedly 10 she call Of the county CON-
suiitee, aud transact other important
business.
Nm. cORRIE, Sec.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-14

The Secretary NJ the National
Orange In letter to ~. spesx~ in the
aiehe-t terms nf tn. ,erxstic Depu-
iiss In Iowa, ineniiMsin. particularly,
BrOs. McCAuii. Oar. Pearson. Wilktn-
-pn, PiKot and Mcclure land he adds
TN fact nearly al In yoas State have
,loue p0bly, and ! wish tliey coa.d sli
~ sent into Missouri sni ksntscky.
and sweep those 5lAies this sinter. ~
veil - some VI the Middle aud East.
ern States. Homestead
From The assessment returns to the
state Auditor last spring u appears
there we're moro hogs In Clinton Co.
,nsn any other county In the State
Che following arc few 1t the most
I.nggish COUNTESS
Clinton. 39.lil; Cedar, S6,272; Du-
,u1ua. 35.oa3. jones. Si,s53; Linn.
3l,552; Washington. 34.5ll; Johnson,
33.s62. Thus It Appaar> there 10 only
nns county Ia the state which has
moro hogs than Cedar.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-14

SEED WHEAT. MIXERS Of the or.
der P. Of n. In Cellar county, Iowa.
wishing good seed wheat from Mime
-ots " Wisconsin will please cores
.nnd with the undsrsigned. - ar.
engagements are being made with re.
-p0nsible parties In those States Ia
.urply the members Of ,ha order in
this county with . supply 81 good -ee,i
wheat for next springs seed. Subor
innate Oranges will please report the
emo unit and variety needed.
II. w. BAILEY, Sec. Ex. Com.
Upton, Iowa. 45w2
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CASTOR, Ut which encouraging speeches
were made and energetic action urged
in order to alleviate the sufI-rings al
the needy, ~ well - for rebuilding
the burnt district. A numerous Re-
lief C0m,nittee was appointed, VI
which William Gray II chairman.
The committee will hold daily ses lions.
A Bureau Of relief WAS alan orysnized.
The principal streets ,ravsrsed by
the coDiiagration were SKINNER.
Chauncey. franklin, Devonsl,ire,
Mix. Congress, State, Commercial
aud Washington. Summer, Chaun-
cey aud Franklin were almost exclu.
sively devoted 70 dry goOds. and con.
tanned scor~s Of the largest esssb'tsh-
menls In tile city. Pearl street was
the grsstest shoe market IN the worli.
On Congress street were clustered Ill
dealers In wool. DsvODshirs aud MIX
strsets were devoted to . MISCELLANEOUS
Wholesale business, principally u The
great manufactOries Of Lowell and
Lawrence. Commercial street WA
soiidly built with gra alto warsh,uses ]
Tor the saie Of grain, chip chsndissy.
llsh and other articles. Bss,e sssest
w.s The Wall street Of B0aton. sud
,ousalned Insurance ol'ices, banks and
great shipping and commission oflces.
street wss cccavied BY |
: hoIetsis and rstsil businssss aHd 10
biz thorouy hfars wsrs locsied Some Of
10 mnst elseent stores 10 the city.
Il sdlguoe n shess the olllcss 1t the
itdssscrips. yos'nOi. Globe sssd Hsrutd
veye IN lhis street the Fsaseesv end
~ on or nesr stats stsses, - -Shs
'usnt district.
Tho new postollcs aud susrTfsas'
- bsildiug IVES TT . long time q :
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To MANUFACTURERS MIAMI factur-
en- Of Farm implements Of every de-
-cription. Sewing Machines. Dc. DC.
sill please send Price List for the year
1923 To the undersigned ct Upton.
Cedar Co.. lows. a he IL authorized
by the Executive Committee Of the
County C.snncil an Subordinate Gran
xes OF Cedar Go. u receive propositions
for oil articles needed ny the Order In
sald county. II. w. BAILEY,
l7tf Sec'y Elk. Com.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-18
Lake Suorc iso 1-.-s,asnsr:oEs. Cir
,uEi.ttnccs.

Some forty freight ears AMI two splendid
nrp,aoti'cs have arrive at this city dufing
the week Tor the Lake Shore and North
western Railroad. The fact that they were
labeled "Wisc,nvin Central has oc-
casionca considerable comment, and has
ltl some OF our citizens to suspect that an
alliance has been formed between the Lake
Shore aai Wisconsin Central Companies.
Some &c the wise ones even 70 50 far as to
assert that the Lake Shore has been sold
ont to the Wisconsin Central. We, Of
course, have orr own opinions upon the
subject, bat as vet have no definite infor-
INST ton to offer We will, therefore, con-
tent ourselves with merely remarkins that
the sale hntcd at above would not be a
hal thing for Shcboygan.-Sheboygdn
TnE forty ears for use on the Lake Shore
road have all arrived. Two new engines
are also expected to-day (Friday) or to-
morrow. Twenty miles of road bed south
fcom Cedar Grove, are now ready for the
iron, and track laying will probably com
mcncc on Monday.
Many conicctures have arisen as to why
the new cars all bear the name of tho Wis
consin Central road, and various surmiscs
have been put forth to account for it. We
understand that they have been obtained
for consideration for use upon the road
to meet its ia Mediate needs in pushing for
ward the construction, AMI Indicate moth
ing prcnlicial to its interests.
The Manitowoc, Appleton & New Lon
don K. R. has been consolidated with tn.
Milwaukee, Manitowoc & q. Il. X. r.,
and the new organization is called the
Milwaukee, Lake Nhoro & Western L. Il.
Co, and we are authenticity informed
that no railroad in the State of its age has
more ilattcrinc prospects in its future
.SheboygaR Times, July l3.
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Lieutenant Grant has sailed from Liver
pool for the unitcl States.
Mr. 2. S. Gilmore has been quite i'll
since the Boston Jubilee.
Nine Rllersdorff will return to the
United States, next fall, with n first class
party Of artists, to give concerts AMI ora
tories
Capt. Slmlel Little, who was supposed
to have been chopped to pieces and slowed
away in barrel at Cincinnati, some time
since has turned up in New York, alive and
well.
Rev. DR.. lIogarth, Of Detroit, Mich, has
been elected President Of Olivet College.
The acceptance is IN Ter alviscmcnt.
In few days the Chicago, Dubuque and
Minnesota railway will put a steamer on
the Mississippi, making connection with
the Milwaukee and St. Paul road.
Miss Sarah P. Morrison, daughter of J.
\. Norrision, of Iniianapolis, has been
chosen by the alumni Of the In Llama State
University as orator for the mex. meet
ing.
At Des Noines, on Friday last, n work
man named Jacob IIippard fell from the
top Of the wall of Tyrills' new mill, to the
pavement below, AMI died in a few min
utcs from the injuries received. 1t is sup
posed nc became dizzy from the effect of
the intense heat.
On Friday morning the wife Of James s.
Moore, Of the firm of Barbour i Moore, of
Pontiac, Michigan, was burned to death by
the explosion of a kerosene lamp.
Augustus Holman, about Il years of
age, son of Charles Hoffman, in playing
about his father warehouse in Peru, Ill,
on the 10Th inst, jumped into corn bin
while the corn was runnin. ont through
the spout into a car, AMI was drawn untler
the corn into the spout and smothered. \
lal who had been playin. with him at one,
gave the alarm and Mr.. Hoffman leapci
in to rescuc his son, snl shared the fate of
the boy. Mr.. Hoffman was prominent
grain merchant Of Peru, and much cs-
teemed citizen.
y lad nanel Lempke was dragged by
runaway team and killed, at Durant, Iowa,
on wednesday Of last week.
Thomas Guyun and his son were su.fo-
Gated by foul air in a well, they were sink
ing near Lon ;ville, Belmon. county, Ohio,
on Thursday afternoon last.
Father Francisco de Bassott, one Of the
thirty-nine ex.lei Capuchin friars who ar
rived at san Francisco recently, frum
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-18
New Fifty Cent Cou-iterfcitS

In P:tcrsons Counterfeit Detector for
July is the following description of the
new counterfeit half-l~llar note, extern
sivc!y circulated at present: " The hca | of
Stanton, the Jear,i harl an / stiff, the back
ground on the right Of the head irregular
and scratchy. Urrlcr some of the letters
Of the worls fractional currency are firo
ines in the rule SIN !e to the letters, and
bat fnur in the genuine. In the words
nitcl States the blank spaces between
the body Of the letters and the shades are
irregular, and generally narrower than tn e
genuine, which are uniform width. On
the back Of the counterfeit the hair-lnes
forming the turns at the top and bottom Of
the italic letters are heavy: On the genuine
they are light and delicate. The red seal
also differs materially from the genuine in
the forms Of the letters, which arc irregu-
lar and on both sides of the letters, and
the ruled lines forming the background to
the shield. The fibre paper on which the
genuine notes are printed has been imita-
ted by scrutchy lines engraved on the coun-
terfeit plate. On examination with a gIas,
it will be seen that the entire work differs
from the genuine"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-18
NOics on tssc CnInpnixn.

The London journals comment as follows
on the nomination Of Greeley by the Balti-
moro Conventions:
The dlrertiser confesses that its sym
i H-nelny as a news
paper man.
Tie Staaiisd thinks Greeley would not
be an eligible candidate were it not for his
electloneering strength. He is as honest
IS partisan can be, and he shows occas-
ional glimpses Of rough goodness.
Although Greeley is inferior to
Adams, he Is not inferior to Grant. We
don't believe if he is elected, his suborli-
mates VII b appointed from the Tri5ua.
Office.
A large Greeley arl Brown meeting WIS
held at Little Rock, Ark, on the | lth inst.
Judge Nelson, of Tennessee, declines the
nomination Of Presidential elector for the
state at large rendered him by the Liberal
convention in May last. He says he Is
thorough satisfied with the action of the
Democratic convention ut Baltimore, AMI
urges all oppgnets of Grant to cordially and
eheerfullJ unto in support of an honest
AL capable citizen, whose success in sur
mounting til difficulties of poverty and
oDscur!ty, AMI whose entire career offers
an ample gus-antee that he not only pos
sess's hI.sh order Of ability, but kind,
qnet nature, ant that he wouli lcavor
= administer the Affairs Of the Government
with tha stri,.est integrity as President,
not Of party, bat Of the whole Union.
he Liberal Republicans of Vermont
hive callal mass convention to meet in
Burlington. July 9th, to nominate state
.icko; AMI Presidential electors.
! conference Of the Liberal AMI Demo
cratic State Executive Committees Of Ten
nsssec, 70 hara 'ai., AMI co-o,.o... in the
selection of n e.ae:o,al ballot is proposed.
\ Greeley AMI Brown ratification meet
ing was heli il We,loa, \. c., on Friday,
under the auspices Of Senator Ransom.
Several thousand people were present..
Senator's T..rJn saI Sto,kton, Gov. Walk
er, Of Virginia, exGov. Vance, OK Senator
C!;nsnAn, AMI Col. lillian, of Norfolk,
spoSc- The state campaign is fairly in,
anguratci, all viii be pushed on both
siics with the greatest enthusiasm.
\ large Greeley and Brown ratification
meeting took place at Memphis, on Friday
Under The auspices of the various Greeley
eiat, Of tic ei,v. Professions were formed
u tae na-the-n and southern parts of the
CITY, and marched with transparancics and
music % the square, where speeches Were
male 5y Hon. J. W. puryiance, Chairman
u tie L.ll-t! Republican Executive Com
Nittec 2. cs. Tennessee, Col Looney
Haa nEmlsc of candidates for Congress
The Democratic Congressional Execu-
tlse COMMITTEE were in conference at
u Washington, on Friday, with Senator Fem
s'a AMI others. and the Greeley aaI Brown
r..nTaI-l committee, VITA view to con-
saitua ac-iyl il the Presidential canvass,
Hc!U1ig tits distribution or documents
=" a;r,sl I. Randall, being chairman
= = "o ania Denocrat.c Committee
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cIraI.yD CAMPAIGN PAPERS.

Ue have taken the liberty of inserting
,ba advertisement Of exceedingly low
r.tes Of the Milwaukee Necs, and the
Cb;c,yo Tribune for the Campaign.
,r,.ov arc withon. ioubt the two ablest
edited paners in IN. West We would
ar have darel 10 have said ~ much Of
,be Chicago Tribune before the Baitmo Re
Convention, but since that Conven-
t1an have nominated Greeley and
g-own W. can heartily recommenf
kath the Nsgs anl TrtbHtc
s,ke to Democrat. AMI Liberal Repnb-
li.ans A. -n1ni to the core. They tell
thints Just ~ thoy are, and that IS all
ina. il necdel to convince any fair
minded man that he should not unier any
c,a.il.ration vote for y. 5. Grant. Men
Of all political sha les may make up
tl,ejr mini that there is a political
revolution taking place at the present
time. and we know of no better
vay than to advise them to
take ono or both Of the above
nonel papers ani real for themselves.
VI IN might Just r. well have been do-s,
If .hey do not use the powers they have
ac-uirel, anl if th1y ctnnot rea they
ea1 at least by the papers AMI ge'
enc one who can real for them. The
dol that men are to live AMI die with
oft knowing What progress has been
mp.e during their lives in the world out
side OF their own immediate towns AMI
counties, might have done for the Inlans,
anl may do for the native Australians, but,
in the 10Th century, that political rcyo-
luton thoull take place and they know
nothing 0f ii until all is orcr, if at all,
would, in our il cement, fully bar man
out Of any claim to civilization whatever.
1 VIII be seen BY their rates, the bust
uess men or others who take an interest
b-ing posted can get the Daiy Nens
for 81 cents Pr month or until the
campaign il oycr, say Nov 18th, for 81.
A, or JEeHy S,T5 for 10 cents FOR the
same time; asa'n the Chicago TrtjaH'
can be hai daily for ono dollar
Ter month or !: 100 for ;ho Campaign, or
the weekly can be hal until Nov. 18th
for Sd cents, or in clabs of ten api twenty
-, cheaper still. The Chicago T'1b"ae,
which i printed ia the morning reaches
Manitowoc the next evening, AMI the
Nslrs printed in the morning. reaches here
the same evening by mail
Greelcv AMI Brown Clubs. should he
stare in each town in the county, and,
more than one, 50 rs 70 accommodate all,
or the purpose of distributing
campaign documents Of all kinls so that
che people may know where the present
administration arc drifting them. They
have ONLY to arouse from their stupor, to
u realizing sense Of the enormitics prac-
ticai By this radical Grant dynasty to
throw off tho yoke, by an overwhelming
majority and relieve the State of Wis
eonsin from the thraldom Of her REGEH
cIEs. and II piH be done
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-18

CLEVELAND, yuly 1.-The Piaiu lca1er
today, publishes Il letter from II N. \. Il.
Thurman to CD. S0,acer, Of this city, in
which Senator Thlrmln says, though he
would prefer that the Dem pcrats hal re
solved On straight dem ,cr;ltic fight, he
will work earnestly for tn, election Of Gree
ley AMI Brown, as it is the Will Of the par
t., AMI believing that the welfare of the
country requires the defeat Of the present
administration. The nomination of Gree
ley an Brown at Baltimore, he says, was
the work Of the people, the politicians hav-
ing little or nothing to do with it. The
Democratic party does not abandon its
principles, but believing as t does that the
course Of the radical leaders threatens t.
destroy constitutional and democratic gov
crnment it is bouul by its principles TO
seek 10 overthrow these libors, AMI if it
cannot 10 it in the mode it would prefer,
then it should take the next best mode.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-18
Increase OF Pensions.

by an act Of Congress, approved July
Sth, 1872, the rates of pensions to certain
classes Of disabled soldiers has been raised,
a. will be seen from the following extract
from the law, issued from the pension Of
fee by Commissioner Baker:
s-Tnat oil persons entitled BIZ law to a less
pension than hereafter specified, who, ~hle in Il
military Or navl serrl:e OF the nItel St4tcs and
in line Of dnt:. shall have lost The sight 81 both
eyes, or siNtl have lost both hand-, or shan nave
iu>t both :ect or been permanently disabled in Gae
same. or Otherwise s. permanently and totally
disabled rs 10 rem sr them utterly helpless, or SO
nearly - to require tie constant personal aid and
at enhance o. another person. SHALL be entitled to
4 pension o. thirty-one dollars ami TWENTY-FIVE
cents per month: aud all persons woo under like
clrcunsi ances shall have lost oae hand and one
loot, or been totally and Teymaueutiy disabled in
re san@. or otherwise 50 disabled t. tie inte4pl-
Gated fer pcfi"rmng ana manual labor. but
much = 20 require constant personal and aad at
Jond.n"e, stan % cattle! TO pension OF twenty
ioaf go.iar- Der mpi4t: an ali persons who, under
like circumstances. shall have lust one hand.
enc ioUt, 81 en- totally and permanently disabled
the same. or otEyrE Use 80 disabled % renGer
theF IEcapaCity to per OTm maHuti labor .cqu.vs
en- I" tn" los o. Eand or iOSt shall be entitled
to pension nf eI-hIeen dollars per month. from
aud after the fourth day Of June, eighteen hundred
and sevepty-twu.
Persons who are already pensioned under
the former act az either of the rates of
fifteen, twenty or twenty-five dollars, are
entitled to the increased rates provided by
the latter act, and may secure such in
crease without formal application AMI with
out the Intervention Of an attorney, nor
win any attorneyship be recognized in such
cases.
\ letter from the pensioner Cpensioned
as aboyel, addressed to the Pension Office,
Department of the Interior, Washington,
D. C., inclosiag his present Pension Certi-
fca'e, AMI giving his post Office address,
viii be sufficient presentation of his
claim for the increase.
The certificates viii receive such indorse-
ment By tue Iension Off,e as will author
lie the paYment Of the increased rate, and
will then be forwarded to the Pension
Agency at which the pension is payable,
and the pensioner will be notified Of such
transmission,
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CAMPAIGN PAPERS.
Reduced Rates for The Weekly Chi
cago Tribune for the Campaign.

The country is now entering upon Presi
Dental Campaign which will, perhaps, be
the most exciting that has been known since
1850. It is now morally certain that the
only candid ttes in the field for the Presi1en
cy will be Horace Greeley and Ulysses 5.
Grant, THg CHICAGO TRIEUSE will sup
por, Greeley and Brown for President and
Vice President on the Cincinnati Platform;
and the weekly campaign edition will be fur
nishel froIa the 18th of May to the 18th of
November, or for any shorter time, at the
following extremely low rates
one copy ....----........... So-3o
Ten copies. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
Twenty-Five copies. INSTRUMENTATION. 10. 90
S"nd in your orders.
Remittances may be made either by draft
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letters, ut onr risk.
Address Tue TRrDrSR COMPANY,
Chicago, Illinois.
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4 $4,000 BET.
Eic Whole story a. AZ Occu- d-Prcs-
ideU: Grant sscttiag 0a zEis Own
frI..fSan

Tiic Whole story a. AZ occu-rcd-Prcs.
ideu; Grant Betting GA EEis Own
Election.
Long 8iaHc Corr sn1nlent ofths Y. y World.
1t appears thu. about a week ago George
Wilkes aul Murphy met at the MON
League Rooms at dinner and willie con
versin5 Murphy toIelel on the political
question ~ a kim Of feelcr. lie thought
the Greeley movement failure. IIr.
wilkes thoush. differently, anl the r, suit
was that Murphy WIS willing to plank
$1,000 that General Grant would be tie
next President. Mr. Wilkes, in answer to
this propo ;it.on, sail That $1,000 vas TOO
much to bet but if H. wished to make j;
5000 IL worll accept it "a the spot
Murphy SAID ,ha: 5000 vas no bet, AMI
that he wogil not t,oablc him ,a'f to win so
small i stake. ir. Wilkes rriorned that
notwithstanding that he (Murphy) was
known to hav, plenty Of money, he had no
doubt that he thoacht as much of and
AMI would 80 as Fur as any otlf'r man to
mako even 50 smfH sum ~ $4,000.
Some other worls followed, but the two
parted on the best Of terms. \ day or
two after this conversation Murphy Ia au
interview with General Grant, AMI toll
how he hal bluF,d Wilkes. This pleased
the General cxcee linsly, and he I'D Mur
Stlcrr m lq' r1ai2a .Hijh Nlteaa eSH {aHE
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-18
Campaign Rates For the Milwaukee
NeNh.

We have named the rates per month of the
various Editions, so that subscribers can
take the same for longer or shorter time by
commencing when they please. According
to the following rates the price of the Week
ly will be 10 cents month, Of the Semi
Weekly 20 cents month, AMI Of the Daily
GO cents a month.
Hc,Ey .Teirs-Ten to one allress, ST. or
10 cents each per month.
S@o"- Wrrtig Nrr'--Fiyc copies FOR 81, or
90 cents each, per month.
DHiV -N,r'.--Fivc copies By mail for SO,
or so cents each per month.
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GREEN County, Wisconsin, which gave
Grant !, 493 majority, is claimed by both
parties. A new paper in the interest of
Greeley and Brown is to be established at
Monroe Immediately, the necessary stock
having been subscribed The Liberal Re
publican Club of Monroe numbers Ia
Or. Towne, C. +. Thompson, Deacon T..
d. Clinton, n f. Usher, Z. 7. lfaSsinger,
Il. Hanson, Fred ltin;z, Charles Letter,
John Pf;er, FL. Cole, and many other Re
publicans are under tho banner Of Libera.
Reform.
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Greeley Notified ofI,is Nomination.

New YORK, July l2.-The committee
appointed at Baltimore to notify Greeley
Of his nomination, waited upon him to-day
shortly after u o'clock, at the Lincoln
Club. Ex-senator Doolittlc then formally
presented the official notification of the
nomination to Greeley, who replied, saying
that he accepted the nomination, but at
present would make no formal and full re
ply, as It was perhaps unnecessary.