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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-07

miss this Islander In the time honored
way OF reference TO ~ iniquitoua
"origin," but prefer TO say quietly
that the ADvERTIsER was not trying
to deceive any one In this campaign,
and neither printed, handled or had
kno Wedge Of bogus tickets Whatever
fact that the gentleman could very
easily have ascertained to their entire
satisfaction before retailing the IL, had
they not preferred darkness rather
than light.
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CENTER TOWNSHIP REPUBLICAN
CAUcUs.-The Republican caucus held
ut the Court House last Saturday af-
ternoon was eminently . success. Il
could not but have done the heart OF
every earnest Republican good to 80
the large number present and the In
terest manifested. Let the caucusss
Q: the party be always thus attended
epd tho result will ever be - In this
case, the nomination Of an excellent
and creditable ticket.
At the hour named in the call, the
caucus was called to order by the
Chairman Of the Township Commit
tee. Geo. w. Smith was elected
Chairman and E. M. Brink Secrets
~. Motion to make nominations by
ballot prevailed.
For Justices Of the Peace, the names
Of c. p. Sheldon, Jno. 8. TuthilI, J. C.
Horn, Jas. Newcomb, o. w. Porter,
L. L. Sweet and C. Vansant were put
in nomination. The result Of the first
ballot was the nomination of Sheldon,
Tuthill, Horn and Newcomb by very
large majorities.
For constables, Messrs. B. Virgins,
Adney Langham, J. +. Sanford and
Cyrus Vsnmeter were nominated and
elected by reclamation.
For Township Trustees, VIM. i.
McC roskey, A. q. Reeder and r.
Pritchsrd were nominated on the first
ballot.
For Assessor. the names Of P. w.
johnson ana Jno. w. Reeder were
named; the former receiving the nom-
ination by vote of q to 8.
For Township Clerk, Henry Reigart
was nominated by reclamation.
Upon motion, VIM. Elliott, A. r.
Starrett and G. L. LongIey were con-
stituted Township Central Committee
for the ensuing year, after which the
caucus adjourned.
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From CHICAao.-Ws have had great
dinlculty for several weeks In obtain
ing . supply Of print paper. With an
order for quantity standing, ve had
to be content each.week with . bundle
or two by express after getting = day
or two behind on our weeks work
Our usually prompt and reliable deal
ers were not to blame, having had In
the interim one paper mill burned and
another blown up, - indicated by the
following letter, which We publish
solely on account of its allusion to the
horse disease which IL ct present rag
ing In that city:
CHICAGO, Nov. 4th, 1879.
Aessrs. Milford & Longley, 1yplon,
Z0sOd:
GRNTLENEN:- We do nt,t
know how to find words sufficient to
express our modification and regret ct
the treatment you have received at
our hands, Though no lault OF ours,
however, caused by wind, storm, hail,
fire, bursting Of dues, boilers, and to
wind up and cap oil our troubles now
comes the horse disease. We cannot
hire horse In town for love or money.
We have 20 Bdls. Of your paper ct the
depot. and two men arc now on the
way with wheelbarrow to get two
Bdls. to take to the Express car for
you. The Express Co. won't receive
. pound Of goods, unless they arc put
In the car. The roads arc now %
much scattered, that 1t will take forty
mon to do our business. There IL not
fifty horses 10 the city Of Chicago that
can b. used to-day. while there u mil
lions Of dollars worth Of freight that
should be moved ct once. II 10 per-
fectly fearful, and we are really get
ting alarmed - to the future. The
moment 90 go Asviss aa1 weans To
get the paper 70 the Depot, We shall
ship you 10 bundles. Shall have our
new mill running next week, and We
hope to get out one or two Of the hors-
- by that time, and II % We will be
gay and happy still. Be - easy ~ you
can for couple Of weeks, and We will
take the bsst Of care Of you and, hope
TO make up some Of our short o0mings.
Sincerely YOUR,
J. w. BUTLER 4 Co.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-07

ELECTION Day in Upton was prob
ably considerably subdued by the
damp uncomfortable condition of the
weather, but considerable feeling and
some excitement was manifested new
ertheless. The vote cast was not q
full one, nearly hundred electors
being absent from the polls. Greeley
was abandoned, many Democrats tear
ing from their ticket the whole ma
tional portion, others, not few, voted,
sensibly. for Grant aud Wilson, and
still others to the number Of fourteen,
took their whisky straight and voted
for O'Conor and Adams. The result
needs no comment. The figures speak
louder than words could.
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To WHOM 1T NAY CoNCERN.-The
undersigned hereby give public notice
to all Interested that the use of fire.
arms upon their respective premises
Is forbidden, and that the laws Of the
State will be put in force against any
Que who shall hereafter hunt, or shoot
for any purpose, thereon.
VIM FRASEUR,
N. G. MILLAOUSE,
JAMES HUDDLESON,
PETER JACOBS,
WIN. CARL.
AID BOLTON,
LUTHER BRADLEY.
II SWARTZLANDER.
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A FAMILY TREAsURE.-The happi.
est and best member of . family lie US
ually called the light Of the household,
because, besides being happy and
cheerful himself or herself, he or she
makes all else happy or cheerful. The
Charter Oak Is such treasure.
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BOGUS TIcKETs.-As . fitting finale
for the course of the Post and it's ring
In this canvass, they are now busy
circulating the report that the ADvER-
TisER printed, and the chairman Of
The county Republican Central Com
mittee sent out, Republican tickets
bearing the name OF Mr.. Lefnngwell
instead ofMr Cotton. We might dis
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MARRIED.

Al Upton. on Monday, Oct. 18th, by Rev.
Mis- Mary Gilmore.
On the nd fnot, by Ed. W. T. Martin, at
the home Of the brides parents, In Inland,
Mr.. James u. Goddard and Miss Sarah
Moore.
In the Presbyterian parsonagea ct Red Oak,
Tuesday. Nov 5eh. by Rev 8 Diokey, Mr.
Ell Agnew. Of Inland. to Miss Sarah b Nc.
Cullough. OF Spring Rock,
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The N. Y. Manufacturing Co, q
Courtlandt Street, New York. have
established IN Emporium Of Novel
eltiss'' and utilities for everyday ne.
Agent male and fsmals, wanted every.
whsrs, - thsis sdvsEt1se0sos ID N.
other column.
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FURs Of all kinds, cheap at Cobb 4
Wetzel's.

For SALE.-Hotel In Stanwood.
Will sell my hotel and furniture for
cash, cheaper than the cheapest or
for part cash down, with terms that
cannot fail to suit purchaser. Inquire
Of II. H. Miller, Proprietor, Stan wood,
Iowa. 44w2
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Miss FANNIE WADE, Dressmakef,
has al the latest styles, aud does work
In the most acceptable manner. Shop
In the small building north Of the
Steam Mill, formerly occupied rs an
office by DIR. Kennedy.
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A BIG Loo.-On Thursday, Cham
bers Bros. 4 Co. worked up In their
mill . log dSty-ens test lsug and twen-
ty-ssven inches across the top, quitting
ont Of It two piocss 6x22 81, for gum
wales for Osdar River Ferry beat ;
piece 7xl6-6l Ssst, lbe bridge timber,
and ave hundred feet Of lumbef. The
log wae straight and sound I'll
through, and scaled l64l fest.-Asss.
.JOsrMNl.
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GREELEY, II he lived In Upton,
would not fail to look at Cobb 4 Wet
zel's large stock of carefully selected
and low priced dry goods 'before buy
ing elsewhere"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-07

SHERIFF Satellite stock Of books,
stationery and jewelry in the Postof-
fice store are being sold daily ct cost
and below. Next week the sale will
be at auction.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-07

WIN. DEAN, Of Dean Ingman &
Young, is at Chicago buying more
goods. No one would think, to look
In, that the room would hold any
more; but we suppose, as the printers
say they are getting "out Of sorts"
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How is it? That Is the question !;
how is it that r. p & III. l.. Dean sell
the cheapest of any house in the west?
Beside selling the cheapest of any one
they give their cash customers beau.
tiful and useful present.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-07

In the District Court OF the St0te OF Iowa, IN
and for Cedar county, December Term,
H. il. Andersen der; and Louis A. ochis,
Piaintfffs,
z za1on M Msolisass Ssasas GeoiionsS
Joanna McOllough. widow Of Canada Nc
Eliza A. McOIlough. Aaron b. Mc0lloush.
INV HcOilongh, children ana heirs Il
liam Il benny .s samuel i Rice. ssiiey I. john
Franslin i H. Cutting, Trastee, Austin Con-.
COVER. 4 B Henry. VIM d Tnthil. Solo:
Murphy ana samuel r. Miller. Carter. San sau
isis, spotwood Wsirsvsn, barnard :
Eisman. Piatt spicer. and 8 B Hawley.
To ali Of the Defendants above named: .
Once Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of the
STATE of Iowa. In and for Cedar county, claim.
ing 70 be the absolute owners In fee simple
said tx Cedar county, Iowa, to.wit: a' =
quarter "a Of the soatnwest 81 quarter ~ the
aHr sss @ sss
q section fourteen iii ali in township eisS.
ssh NJ and S Praying for the s.t ns
and each OF you be forever barred and estop-
the real estate shove described, or any part
thereof adverse to the title Of plaintiffs
herein; and that unless You appear thereto
the December term, K. D. 1872 Of said Court T.
which will commence on the first Ilstl day
OF December. A d 1872. default win be en-
sharaone amI ydecrea aItnrsd e nrawad Sor
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NOTICE.-Public examinations will
be held on the last Saturday of every
month in the Court Room. Those de-
string . certificate are advised to apply
on that day. c. w. ROLLINS.
37tf Co. Supt.
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r. ASvertisers--An transient ana speC' Ga, - 2
-, notice.. and transien. Advertisements, must o.
oeid for in advance to secureinseiuou'
Ed,.oris, Notices or Advertisements In the LOCAL
.c,umr. viii be charged 20 cents per line.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-07

Rrv Mr.. ALLEN will ofiiciate at
regular services in the Episcopal
Church, each Sabbath forenoon here
after.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-07

THE winter millinery stock at Cobb
q Wetzel's is becoming alarmingly
prevalent ON the heads Of we'll dressed
ladies.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-07

GoNE.-Tuesday morning Mr.. c.
A. Pound and family left this coun-
ty for their new home in Colorado.
A note from Mr.. P. received yester-
day, reads:
s'We start tomorrow, intending to
60 over the K. P. r. r. to Denver,
and thence to our mountain home.
When you hear from me again hope
to be resting with my family, beneath
my own vine and fig tree in the val
ley of the St. Vrain. There were
many friends in Upton l would like
to have called upon, but time forbid.
Bid all enquiring ones good bye for
me. Please mail the ADVERTISER to
Longmont, as previously arranged.
"Closing this note with good bye
to you all, believe me,
''Yours sincerely,
&C. A. POUND"
Mr.. Pound has been a resident of
this county for many years; has held
several offices of trust and response
bility, and has been universally es-
teemed as citizen, neighbor and
friend. Our best wishes for his future
health and prosperity will join with
those of many others in following him
in his long journey toward the setting
sun.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-07

CENTER TOWNSHIP ELECTION.-The
following Is the ballot In this place on
Township Officers. The rest Of the
vote will be found with the returns
from the county:
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-07

SEE the advertisement Of J. w.
l. effers. who has opened new shoe
hop south Of the Square, where boots
and shoes will be made to order and
all kinds Of repairing done neatly and
well.
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oSA ADLA . "a NJ ~ . - 4RS = - -
lar established and lead
ing family weekly in
America, large size eight
pages, illustrated aud orig
inal. $500 per year. I'm
mense success OF our
agents. Positively the
most pleasing and best
paying business ever Of
ferrd local agents and can.
vaSaors. Active. intelli-
sRU00 YgU001S OeeepUws
wanted to represent us.
elthor travelling or 1T h
large pay guaranteed. r,
Sure sales. New plans
Specimen copies of paper
terms, &C., sent free to Q
az once to OUR FIREsIDE F
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MAN is said to want but little here
below, leaving the fair inference that
the wants II woman are correspond
ing.y great; but however large they
may be, she can find them all supplied,
in the dry goods line, by calling at
Cobb & W-tzeis.
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GIVEN AWAY!

nHP1M To every subscriber ofOuR FIRE
VsuT SIDE FRIEND, the superb oil Chro-
I'm mo "Cute," size l0xaO. retail price
UU y III $1,000, not to be had less than re.
tail price except with the paper.
100000 copies issued expressly for the sub
scribers or Our FIREsIDE FRIEND, the pOpu.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-07

FAREWELL PARTY Abe Adler. on
Tuesday evening, invited his many
friends of the gentleman persuasion to
meet him at the Fleming Hnus in
view Of his approaching departure for
Chicago on the following day. The
entertainment was most pleasant in
every respect. Music, social inter-
course and gustatory performance
highly creditable both to the perform
ers and the host, passed away the
hours. The following resolutions
were adopted by the guests:
WHEREAS, Our friend, Abe Adler,
lie about to leave our city to take up his
abode in Chicago. therefore,
Reso,ved, That we deeply regret that
we are called upon to part the pleasant
companionship of such valued friend
and esteemed citizen.
Resolped, That we have ever found
him worthy young managerial, AZ
fable and generous.
Resolved. That our best wishes at.
tend him for his success in the future,
and that we commend him TO those
with whom he 10 about to associate.
JNo. FERGUSON,
ED. MCCURDY,
r. NJ. KENNEDY, Com.
&C. LANDT,
G. w. ROLLINS.
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In the District Court of the State Of Iowa, in
and for Cedar county, December Term
A. ID. 1872.
H. III. Andersen and Louis A. Ochis,
Plaintfffs,
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j. "A. RIM.

FOR . ALE ii.
r WILL sell my farm, one and One-hall
i miles northeast OF West Branch, ON rea-
sOnable terms. Said farm IL under good cul-
tivati0n, we'll fenced, and hos on II . com.
Portable house, q large barn, three wells, and
FIRST rate bearing orchard.
For further particulars address or enquire
OF
D. B. REEVES,
8m23 WEST BRANCH, CEDAR Co., Iowa.
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COMPASSIONATE.

COURIER--.TOUR.V.fL.
a 1--we POLITICAL PAPER,
issued both Daily and Weekly.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Daily CourieI-Journal.
One year -.-.---------...---$l2 90
Three months %
To News Agents at three cents per copy
Sunday COurier-J journal.
Devoted to News and Literature, and issued
every Sunday morning. t.
One year, by mail 90
One year, when delivered in city ----- so
The DAILY CoURIER-JoURSAL, including
Sunday issue, by mail, Sl4 90 q year.
Weekly COurier-Journal.
Single copy, one year ----.- So. Sc 90
Single copy, six months. l 25
Five to ten copies, year, each. IS
Tn TO twenty copies, year, each. 49, 1 65
Twenty copies and over, year, EACH 50
An extra copy is allowed the club agent
fer every club of ten ut 81 IS each, and an
additional extra copy for every additional
ten subscribers and an extra copy is al
lowed for every club of twenty at 80 each,
and an additional extra copy for every all
ditional twenty subscribers. After one full
club has been made up, additions from
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II being understood that from tho

1t being understood that from tho
country parishes as many delegates
may he accredited as may bs desired
by the parishes respectively.
Resoired, That the Democrat; par
ish organizations in the country par
ishPs and the Parish Committee in the
city Of New Orleans be requested Ia
cause to be elected, by parishes in the
country. and by wards in the city, del
egates To the convention aforesaid, anC
that all required proceedings be taken
by them To ensure the meeting of the
convention on the day fixed, the 18Th
of April next. II. D. OGDEN,
Pres, Dem. State Central Committee
THOMAS STEEL. Secretary,
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all licenses collected by him and
paid into the State treasury; the
tax collector for the Third District. |
10 per cent OH all licenses collect
ed by him AMI paid into the State
treasury; the tax collector for the
Fourth District, 10 per cent on all
licenses collected by him and paid
into the State treasury; the tax
collector for the Fifth District, 10
per cent on all licenses collected
by him and paid into the State
treasury; AMI the tax collectc- for
the Sixth District, Is per cent on
all licenses collected by him and
paid into the State treasury, and
the tax collectors Of all the par
ishes i'm the State, except those in
the parish of New Orleans, 10
per cent on all licenses collected
and paid into the State treasury
Sec. 4. Be it further enacted,
etc, That each and every license
shall expire on the 3lst day of
December IN the year in which it
was obtained; provided, that any
person, firm or corporation engag-
ing in any OF the trades or occu-
pations, subject to license by this
act, after The first day of July in
each and every year shall be liable
for only half a license.
Sec. 5. Be it further enacted,
etc. THAI all parts of an act to
provide revenue, to levy and
collect taxes. to giant and collec;
licenses, 10 provide certain penal.
ties and forfeitures, to provide fol
the creation ard removal of reve,
nue. officers, and to define Their
duties, to punish certain crimes
and misdemeanors, TO create liens
and mortgages in favor of the
State in certain cases, to regulate
the manner of the payment o.
moneys { ON the treasury, to pre-
scribe certain duties of the justices
of the peace, State and parish
officers, to provide for the collec
tion of back taxes or licenses ant
to repeal all acts inconsisteu
Herewith, approved March 81
1871, so far as they appertain {,
the collection of licenses as pre-
scribed in this act, he and tn
same are hereby repealed.
Sec. q. Be it further enacted
etc, That this act shall take effec
from ard after IFS passage.
o. III. BREWSTER,
So Speaker House of Reps.
p. b. S. PINCHBACK,
" 1t Gov. and Pres't Senate.
Approved March 8, 1872.
II. G. WARMOTH,
Gov. State of louisiana.
A true copy:
T. j. HERON,
Sec'y of State.
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Democratic State Convention.
RooKs DEMOCRATIC STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.


CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
New Orleans, Feb. % 1872.
At meeting of the Democratic
State Central COMMITTEES, held this day.
the following resolutions were adopted:
WRsREAs, At a meeting of the Dem
ocratin State Central Committee, held
in the city of New Orleans on the 10Th
February instrny, at which were pres
ent re representative Democrats from the
several parishes of the State and Dem
ocrstio members of the Legislature,
the 70 lowing esolution was adopted /:
Resolved. That the Democratic State
Central Committee is hereby requested
to call convention of the Democrats
Of lie Iiaiana to assemble in the city Of
New Orleans. on the - day of April
next. for the purpose of considering the
Political condition of the State; to de-
termine the future policy of the Dem.
ocrstic party with reference to the
elect ons in November next, and to
take such action and adopt such mea-
sures as may BE- deeued advisable,
Therefore be Il resotced. That for the
purpose and objects named in the afore.
said resolution. a Convention Of the
Democrats Of the State of Louisiana i.
here by called, to assemble in the city
efNsu 0rlean, on Thursday, the 18th
of April next.
R.sotued, That the basis of repre-.
sentition for this convention shall be
owe delegate for every three hundred
and one for every fraction over one
hundred and fifty Democratic vote,
cast at the general election of 1865
Every parish shall be entitled to al
least one representative. This rul,
applies &c eaoh new parish.
Accordingly, the several parishe,
shall De entitled TO representation a.
fell,vs: A@--s
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WEEKLY ENQUIRER
ThOs. Mcintyre.

Grneral Newspaper Advertising
~ Agency, Office-No. 60 Camp
Street. up stairs, New Orleans.
Will attend to the collection of all
claims entrusted to him and make
prompt returns of the same.
Personal attention given to the pur-
chasing and forwarding of merchan-
disc nf all kinds. e.
II Authorised agent for the Dos
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The New Orleans Times.
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