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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01
We are under obligations to Senator

We are under obligations to Senator
Chamber for . copy Of the report Of
the Trustees aud Superintendent of
the Iowa Reform School. From this
document we learn that since the
opening Of the School 4 girls and 1873
boys have been committed to its care !;
that 4 girls and 36 boys have from irst
to last been discharged. 8 boys have
escaped and 2 died. leaving s. b0ya In
the School Nov. l, ISL, and making
IN average attendance Of y for the
last year; that crops were raised in
1871 worth S4.674; that the entire
amount paid in support Of the School
for two years. including 81 20 for per.
manent improvements, tools. &C., was
so. O68 and in general that the iDsti-
tuition Is q humane and righteous one.
the success Of which, since its incep-
ton. lie gratifying to the friends Of hu-
mainly throughout the State.
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. The Chicago Journal wishes 1.-The
verse makers would stop sending US
poetry on the Chicago FIRE. the
theme Is played OUT ~ com plsteiy rs
the Chicago fire il put out y
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FornrKKNrH GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
January 18th. 1871.

Adrert:ser-The work Of the Legis-
latu.e begins to assume shape, and an
outsider Is able to see the outlines Of
the work before II. The railroad war
and the Encouragement ofthe Code are
the all absorbing topics. BY some
oversight the arts of1the Code have
not been printed, and though the State
Binder Is doing his utmost the matter
cannot be laid before the Assembly for
two weeks. Tho has diverted the
attention to railroad matters.
The repeal of the township aid tax
law will be contested to the last, not
only by those outsideas who are int
rested in building, but by western
members whose counties have not yet
seen the beauties of its operations. The
railroad committee has had its meet
ing and In 1t the matter Of tax and
regulation Of freights was brought to
o kind Of test so as TO count noses. and
though the proceedings are not intend.
ed to be made public. the friends Of
tar and regulation feel hopeful. They
felt 20 two years ago, but before the
test came had their calculations knock.
ed into pie by desertion.
The assembly has BY joint resolution
agreed on recess from Feb. LIST to 18th.
To an unsoph isticated youth the recess
seems unnecessary. The idea of men
who have not been i'm session four
weeks and snna nfthsn, not ans vorod
to roll call more than half the mora
inxs, to now take . recess Of two weeks,
reminds one strongly Of boys play, or
Q lot OF home,ic school children. But
the General Assembly always has tax
en- a recess, and suppose always will.
There was little occurrence. more
curious than lovely, at the Jones
House-where many of the members
boari-on Saturdayevening. Soma one
put tartar emetic in the cake; the result
was that this, unlike most Of the mem.
bers acts, would not ,cait .tor puJliea.
ton, but took effect about en- hour
after its passage. Then there was
hurrying to and fro and-well you may
imagine the rest.
The repeal Of the Circuit Court tip
- being being urged, but with little
hopes of success even among the
friends OF the measure.
a bill has been introduced TO amend
the constitution so rs to add other judi.
cial districts, and thus do away with
the necessity Of Circuit Courts. While
yet another plan il TO increase the
Jurisdiction Of Justice of the Peace.
Judge Cole has concluded that il 80
many want bis place Oh the supreme
bench there must be something in it,
more than he was aware of--so decides
not to resign.
The matter of re districting the State
into Congressional districts interests
many who have an ambition In that
direction, and frosn indications there
are about hundred candidates I'm the
Assembly, each one with map In his
pocket, with the lines marked out just
where they should he. Add To this IN
average Of about five to every town Of
500 Inhabitants (you In Upton "know
how It i. yourselves") aud you have .
fair aggregate of the hopeful Estates
men" Of Iowa. \
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01

The Jury, In the suit for s., 600 dam
ages brought by the widow Margaret
Sanders, In the City Court Of Brook
Ism, against the Staten Island Ferry
Company, for the lose Of her husband.
who wss killed In the Westileld explo-
sion, after . half hours elaboration,
returned the verdict for the plaintiff
In the full amount claimed. The ju-
Jors expressed their regret at not being
legally empowered to award larger
amount. This il the first OF 100 cases
which are pending against the conn
pany growing out of the explosion.
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Farm for sale.

gI,HAT valuable property. known IS the
AuJh Ford farm three miles south Of
Iintop-r:onl prISing the north half ~ north
east quartes, the southwest quarter OF north.
east qunrtcr. and tile vest hall southeast
fNndredsltd iorty acres OF tiilsble land and
H3ber. The Whole OF The same Is under
re iise1ndilG valuable orchard.
swS Nh. II TUTHILL.
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SHERIFF SALE.

1 by virtue o IN spe ciai Execution 20 me al :
rected, issued from the Office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court. Ia and for the county OF
Cedar and state Of Iowa. In favor OF Charles
Williams, and again st Amos Deming. have
levied upon the following property ~ the
property of the said Amos Deming to wit:
Lots one ~ and two ~ In Block six 81 In
the town Of Massillon, Also. The north half
NJ Of the north east quarter " OF the north
east q 1artcr Ell OF section nnrHs,rr f,rrserri
nD In township number etxhty-two ISL
range number one IN west Of the 5th r. 81.
And shall offer the same for sale Mt the
court hnuae door, In th% tOwn Of Upton, In
said county. on Saturday the Sd day Of Feb
ruary. A. n, 1877, At I o'clock, r. NJ. Of said
day. Z, satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this sOth day Of Dec, A. D.. ta7l
s-t....- JOHN q. 3HEARER,
sheriff OF Cedar county, Iowa.
Per 4. b. MAYNARD, Deputy. n3w3
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Admi -aistrat0r's Notice.

DURLIC notice a. hereby given that the
i undersigned has this day been appoint.
I'd and com m ssiOned by the Circuit Court
ofCedar county, In the state of Iowa, Admin
istrator OF the estate OF Frank Chapman,
deceased; and all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to file
them with the Clerk of said Coart. clearly
stated and duly sworn to. aud within legal
time, pre- paratory to their being allowed or
proved: and persons owing said estate are
requested TO make immediate payment to
the undersigned, and avoid costs.
Dated ut Upton. Iowa, this 10th day of
January, A. d., 1872.
3w4 WIN. H. CHAPMAN, Admir-.
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To the heirs at law OF Jane Harry, deceased
ana NIL others whom 10 may concerns: i
NJ Office IL hereby given that there il now
IN on ftie In the pfiiee OF the Clerk or the
Oir0u curt OF the state of Iowa, within
and for Cedar county, the hna! report OF o.
Nj Culver, administrator, OF the estate Of
Jsue Harry. deceased. end asking 10 be dis
charged. And that the 18th day ~ February
sl672, bStuR tho nrst day of the next feim cf
said Court, Is set for the fnal hearing on said
aFepoFe, ard thst Ia administrator wfilthen
be discharged from all further duty or liabil-
fly II no su Client object ions be then made
W ~ vAa sst INN ELi.tdlFT, Clerk.
: WQLs LASH, Alt'yf fqr Admir-, sw}
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ScA/ Goyel nent bnsidS BY
dessi Rollins. ealopx aud b!.hs. .
he chIet Idea presented was. for the
seacher to govern himself. aud the
.chool will, with fsw exceptions, be
-s..vsEnsd- by ais example iatesmedi
tie Grammer nv Mr.. Wilcox who
eacn&s Alp subject fes6 phgrf"s oh
he Black board; anlsIre!y Mr..
Wilcox = method IL mofei one. and
- evsrS rsspects worthy of sOsssidera-
ksn Aa6 Imitation. Tbs shevssubjects
~sss aprufiaahay. .discsIsssasii byeI the
IpstitNts. and good ~ sssdtionss s,ade.
Il Ths eomnittss q 100 sssRsspiutions
. .rsseatesls Me efa}loswiax sawaish~vere
sdop&sd hy sbs Iastttnts: sssi xaa
~ R1oiseds That ~ l,iisa We ,reeSg,iize
he beaeat of Ceansys I.s states, We
sliegs Rganch IRsti eutes ~ ~ Of more
practical .ntilitysasi~ s4sas,4 sltssa
:. Resotped, That Primary education
.hould rseeiyeA larger ,prop,srsisa Of
!, he tsachsrs' attention. - fgfta
]. Resolped, That sciax,ls RaAr4ls which
,.egieot 70 fnrnish sll necessary ffarni-
urs for their school heusss ere psnlly-
/ siss and pound-fooiisn.asis .s~osl,
.Resolped. That - saysisns Il COM
.uisory EducAtion V desirable. aud TO
! .bviass the principal objection 70 che
!, .ams. strict regard sl,ould b paid by
the County 6ypsriAtent.us, t. the
moral character Of Ill applicsnls for
csrti6catss. 81 hss sges ssas
!. Resolped. Thst we extend o0s thanks
70 Rev. C. w, Tread we'll for his asle
and peculiarly ,spprapsiate iectuAe. =
!. Resolved. That our thanks are due
20 the choir Tor the Sexoellep = .nu pic
furnished on the. evening. nf the lee
.ure; TO the Lutheran S,ciety for GEN
,rously, Npsning tlseir church for Qua
.ccommodation; and to the School
Board Of Clarence for. generously ,fnrn
sizing us with tiaeE schoelro and
fuel. .,.,,.i.. ii =
Ess0,red, That cur County Srperin
PENDENT 10 . fsithful. earnest lsborer in
performins the aduties of his oiiiee |;
,ndthat We ask ous County Board ~
supervisors to pay him = salary, Of
.on0. rs, compensation. sorrhis sar-
vices. - sssssa Il. .ssass. ar Is sgxf
s Resokscd.. That Clarenos bearr he
pAln. Of hospitality for her liberaliiy
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Probate Notice,

Estate Of John Ayres, Sr.. deceased. To the
heirs at law ofJohn Ayres, ST.. late of Ce-
dar county, Iowa deceased, and all others
coucerued
day OF January, 1877. there WAS opened aud
publicly read by the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court, Of said crrsy and state. an tnstru-
ment Of writing pur orting to he the last
will and Testament of john Ayres. ST., late
of said county, deceased. aud YOU are further
notified that the first day of the next term
Of said Court, commencing the second
Monday. the 10th day of February, 1872, has
been set for the final hearing and proof Of
said viii, NJ which time all persons interest
eli may appear aud show cause why the
same should not be admitted 10 probate.
WM. ELLIOTT
n3N3 FierI. Circuit Court.
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DIES MofxEs. iowa. Jan. 9Th. 1871
There appears tn b dearth Of news
at this time At the capital, and hencs-
newswongeu1 arr wisl.fhg ID sol ke
thing exciting 4 traSepire bciAltkI
for their benefit. M
Hon. John A. hssou lect1 ed CAST
evening on "Orief3tai Civifixation. II
was very entertaining and instruct
I've lecture. Kasson having travelled
extensively in all parts Of the world
wss prepared to speak from actuat
knowledge, and illustrate by COMPARE
son with this and other Countries.
That which most concerns your
readers il the action Of the General
Assembly, After considerable Jxn-
comb has been expended on the part
Of some members IN. thN EFFORT 70
appear on the side Of exonomy aud
retrenchment, they have settled down
10 the work before them. Thcse spas
modic Efforts for retrenchment FIRE.
quently recur, but do not prevail to
any considerable extent.
Perhaps the money of the people Of
Iowa is as economically expended ~
in any State In the Union; yet II the
treasury was carefully guarded and
every useless expenditure cut off We
would have thousands for needed i'm
provements that the Assembly does
not now feel warranted in making.
The work Of the session being most.
~ In committees. the people can know
but little Of what IL done until they
are ready TO report on the main ques.
lions to Be- acted upon.
The railroad question seems to be an
cngrossing one and grad.ally draws In
the lobby. After recess thy will be
here in force. There does not appear
to be reasonable doubt but the legis-
lature will pass acts causing railroads
to bear rust proportion Of the public
expense, and regulate their tariff.
There Is . general feeling to 10 Justice
to the roads and to the people.
The Temperance question is attract
ing marked attention, and we probably
have the strongest temperance iegisla
ture we have had in ten years. There
Is to be cry for more legislation on
the subject; whereas it appears that
Iowa has as stringent q liquor law rs
any State in the Union, save only the
wine and beer clause, which ought to
he repealed. ALrIA.
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Probate Notice.

To Charles E. Mather and all others whom
ii may concern:
Notice is hereby given that there Is now on
stIie IN the office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF the state OF Iowa, within and Tor
Cedar county. the final report OF William
Mathcr, guardan OF the eststeof Charles r
Mather thai the 18th day Of February, 1872.
being the first day of the next term Of said
Court, liz set for the final hearing on said
report, and that said guardian will then be
discharged from further duty and liability
II no sufficient objection be Their. made.x
WIN. ELLIOTT. Clerk.
Wolf LANDT, Att'ys for Guardian. IVA
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The celebrated author. in this admirable
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every sufferer, no matter what his condition
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AarThis Lecture should be In the hands Of
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, Jan. 18th, lS72, at the resi-
tle nee OF the BRIDES father, near Inland, &C.
Mr. John 8 Wharton and Miss Mary I Host
her, 90 taASg t44.s ~ ila - ri
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Agents also wanted for CHICAGO ana the
esRtlAI CON FL A6RA ZION by Colbert and
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Address as above. or j. = Goodman, Chicago,
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bills Introduced, four were for tn.
taxatl0h. or T. tx tariff. Of railroads.
The consideration Of the bill to repea
the law perm ing tAxsAwto bs<sote'
"a aid 20 rail ia eaA ost ped n
kb. u. A II Of nd Ftt3 zimpo
lopcs was s.ed. aushori.
pard pr Sup visors IL Punsies hi
lug sdb0pulatiSh Of mon than f5.6Oo
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Dr.. Wells Extracted Jurul,eba

". Wells Extractor Juruteba
h ogered 70 tho public as n great invigora-
tor aud remedy for ali impurities Of the
blood. or for organic weakness with their
attendant evils. For the foregoing com
plants.
i1sI JURUBEBA
II con tidently recon niended TO every family
as household remedy, and should he freely
TAX en- In oil arrangements OF the system. It
gives health, yigor aud tone to all the Vita
forces. and aninlates and fortlfes all weak
IN dlym phAtic tenn pc raments. 84
JOH> q. KELLOGG, Is Plat st. N Y.
& As7 BtfR4& boie Agen t for the United states
Price One Dollar Per Bottle. Send FOR Circu-
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ITlHlS Is NO. HUMRIJGi o g.
L BY sending I'D Cents with
aGA height. o0lor OF eyes and hair. You Will
receive by return mail, n correct picture of
your future husband or wife, with name and
date of marriage Address w FOX, y. o.
DRIVER, No. y, Fuftonvifle, n. Y.
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FROM CLARENCE.

NC 1VV8FU "uJOu'Ueu s"o Uso'
f.. NJ. BRINK, Auditor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23
OF ca = L..
ave- Of the United States Passed ne 'iS
second Session o6 the Forty-Ftrsf

a~s ar the United States Passed ne Sire
second Session e5 the Forty-Ftrst
Congress.
GENERAL NATURB-NO. 1911
An sct to amend the fifth section of an act
entitled IAN act making appropriations
for the legislative, executive and judicial
F,Tpenses of the government for the year
endjng June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and seveuty-three, and IoF other Pur-
poses.'
Re- it enacted by the Senate and HOUSE
nF REPRESENTATIVES of the United St&teR
Of America in Congress assembled: That
She fifth section of the act approved May
eighth, eighteen hundred and seventy-two,
making appropriations for the legislative,
executive and judicial expenses OF the gov
eTpment for the wear ending June thrneth,
eighteen hundred and seventy three, shall
mot be held to apply to materials! stores or
aTnDIies sold to officers and soldiers OF the
army or 10 exploring or surveying ezpedl,
Fjons authorized by law, and that said
Sectiog shall not be held 10 repeal such part
If paragraph 1882, Revised Army Regula,
eiobs of eighteen hundred and sixty three,
M provides that expenses Of sales Of n1ili-
farv stores orsupplies regularly condemned
will be paid from their proceeds.
Approved June s, 1872.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23
rGnxnRA1 NAruRE-No. 1872

An acE for the relief of Sarah S. Trapp,
executrix of William Trap, deceased
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF
REPRESENTATIVES, of the United States OF
Amerioa in Congress assembled, That the
letters patent granted to William IraPp, a
citizen of the United States, dated the hrst
day of October, eighteen hundred ami f9Tty-
1--WE, surrendered and reissued on the tenth
day of March, eighteen hundred and forty
ni6e. and extended by the Commissioner OF
Patents for seven years from the first day
of October. eighteen hundred and fifty nine,
and again surrendered and reisSued In two
several divisions or patents numbered,
resDectiveiY, nineteen handred and forty-
six and nineteen hundred and forty seven,
tor new and useful improvements In barrel
machinery, be and the same IS and are
hereby renewed, revived anG exGeh0eo Iof
the term of seven years from and after the
massage of this act; and the Commissioner
Of Patents is hereby directed, upon the pre-
sanitation Of said patents or reissues, num-
bered, respectively, nineteen hundred and
fprty-six and nineteen hundred and forty
sayen. or certified copies thereof, by making
a certificate upon such patent or reissue or
certified copy thereof, Of such extension,
(tbe lawful fees being first paid theretor}, IN
the name of Sarah s. Trap. execUtrlx OF
said William Trapp; and the Commissioner
of Patents is hereby directed to cause the
same to be entered of record in the Patent
Office and the said patents so renewed, re-
yived and extended shall have the same eff
feet in law as if originally granted for terms
extending to the end Of the term to which
they are extended by this act; provided,
however, that such renewal or extended
patents, respectively, shall be open to legal
inquiry and decision in the same manner as
if issued under the general law regulating
the granting Of patents; and provided fur
Their, that no person, firm OF corporation
shall be liable for any damage or royalty
for having made, vended or used said i'm
Orovements in said patents specified prior
to the passage of this act; and any such
person, firm or corporation having made or
purchased and used said Improvement since
the expiration Of the said patents shall be
during the term of said extension.
ApDpnva1 .Eunn TO- 1872.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23
GENERAL NAruRE-No. 1887

An act making appropriations for sundry
civil expenses of the government tor the
fiscal year ending June tbirtieth, eight
cen hundred and seveRty-tLree, and for
other purposes.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That the
following sums be. and the same are here
by, appropriated, for the objects hereinafter
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy
three viz:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23
CAPITOL EXTENSION.

II VI ING ConpletlOn OF the ball required
Tor the government collections, ten thou
sand dollars.
CAPITOL EXTENSION.
For finishing and repairing the work On
the Capitol extension, and for completing
the tagging OF the upper terraces, 1lry
thousand dollars.
For annual repairs of the old portion Of
the Capitol building, for painting, glazing,
keeping roofs in order, water pipes nave
menta, and approaches TO the building ten
thousand dollars; provided that a sufficient
portion of such appropriation shall be ex-
pended, under the direction of the archirecs
81 the Capitol extension, to keep in order
the arch-ways, door-ways, rotundaF. aud
corridors of the Capitol.
For nDIshlng and repairing the work On
the new dome OF the Capitol, four thousand
dollars.
And SO much of the sum appropriated n
the deficiency act approved MAY eighteenth
eighteen hundred and sevent7-tyo. for
boiler, Water-tank, and steam pump, IL the
south wing OF the Capitol as NAV not be ex-
pended previous to June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred ana seventy two, may be expended
during the fiscal year ending June thirt eth,
eighteen hundred and seyenty-three.
For continuing the work of grading and
ming, and tor planting the grounds around
the Capitol, paving i street north 1rcIn
Delaware TO New Jersey avenues, aud tho
quadrant, thence to Pennsylvania avenue,
and for curbing and paving the foo,wavs
around the Capitol grounds, thirtv-fre
thousand dollars, which shall be available
immediately; provided, that the grades Of
the streets and avenues in the vicinity Of
the Capitol be an9 the same are hereby es-
tablished IN tconfdrmity with the plan ap-
ingtOn the oticer in charge of public buiico
ings and grounds, and the architect Of the
Capitol extension, as authorized by the
joint resolution Improved July fourteenth,
eighteen hundred and seventy; and for this
purpose the plaTa made by. William Forsyth,
surveyor, dated January TWEEN ty- third,
eighteen hundred and seYenty-one, on lie
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTIONS.

For the preservation of the collections Of
the surveying and exploring expeditions
OF the government, fifteen thousand dol
lars.
For the completion of the ball required
sand dollars