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Greeley and Brown.

Greeley and Brown.
BIZ Y. N, BARNEY.
Come friends Of the Union
The days drawing near
When freedom and Justice their banners nm
when traitoss and rebels shall fremble
And peace, hike monarch, shall reign DER
the world.
Why slamber, ye millions!
While tines flying past.
Get up and be doing. Go work for ronown
Go tell to the world, you've concluded at
fat last
To raise up the standard for Greeley and
Brown.
For Greeley and Brown,
The pride n the nation,
The men who are r8iDg with ardor and
To drive from our land the works Of So.
And wipe out the stain OF the crimson
clad field.
The stripes aud stars
Shall float forth in glory,
And show to the world the laurcls we've won,
nc EHSlS sunu I'd the cFagS ever nOTy,
Which echo H0sana's for Greeley and Brown.
Oh, fair Columbia!
The land of the free,
The home of the homeless, all Ger the earth,
All nations your name aud your power
sbal see,
And ever shall honor the land Of our birth,
If you would have men
AT head of the nation,
SO Justice might flourish, secession 20 down,
That people might prosper ell DER creation,
Then vote with a remgeaHee tor Greeley and
Brown.
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The nation demands that if we wish
an honest President, we will vote for
Greeley.
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Money Market.

--latest New York Gold Quotations. .,.......11
Legal Tenders in Portland:
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NEW PAINT SHOP.

THE UNDERSIGNED PRACTICAL
Pintera has located in Dallas. He knows
the business aud mesns it. Glas him call.
He feels confident that he will give entire sat-
sfaction. BROWN.
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Styles 4 Merriamshaye got new stock oi
groceries. They are cheap.
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Bolter, th e irrepressible, has returned from
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Remember every vote cast for Grant
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This is the last issue of the campaign.
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County Court meets n, xt Monday.
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Election next Tuesday,
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IST OF LETTER REMAINING
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-07
North Carolina Rice Fields

The North Carolina rice fieIds, com
psising the richest lands Of the State
and capable Of producing from 500, OOC
to ,0oo. 900 bushels Of grain . year, An
all covssed with rseds and bushes
their ditches filled with mud, thei,
dykes rotted away, and rice IL nc
longer . staple product or an article OF
export. Thirty years ago the rice
Aelds Of the Cape Fear river produced
: crop Of O0. 900 bushels. and most Of
which vas shipped to Northern citiss,
vhss0 4 Vs. cleaned and prepared Tor
market. Fiftssn years later, just be-
SOrs the brsskine out Of the war, the
yield - the same regisn had increased
TO 500, 900 bushels. and ct the same
time there were several mills In Will
mington In which the rice va cleaned
before II was sent coastwise 70 New
York OF Baltimore, or shippsd directly
70 foreign ports. In 1871 rics Vas
planted on only one or two farms. and
the entire crop vas only 10000 bushels
-lsas than the amount consumed In
the State and this year only three
planesrs have ventprsd TO put In crop
Of rios; and although the yield to the
aero will DO the greatest remembered
BY tho Oldest rios planter around
Wilmington. the crop will not exceed
n. 900 or SO, 900 bushels.
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Huge Hunting.

A foreign paper, largely devoted TO
sporting, gives an account Of IN East
Indian Who hes : hunting OUTFIT that
~ sclipsss anything 10 Great Britain.
This wealthy Hindoo, who rejoicss 10
the nans Of Sir Juny Bahadoor, and
b Prime Minister Of Nepaul, has .
stock Of three hundred trained els-
plants which he keeps for hunting
royal Bengal tigers, and other noble
game. when one Of these young AMI
mails b reported 10 . certain place, .
considerabls space IL surrounded BY .
line Of slsphants, whose movements
ere directed By training, and who are
ID under the control Of captain. At
. word Of command al these elephants
advance toward the center. BY means
Of bugle signals the movements Of the
elephant b msds fast or slow. and Ct >
peculiar signal halt 10 produced. AZ
the circle becomes small, the persons
who arc 10 shoot the tiger take their
places insids Il. and are ready TO nre
- soon = the beast shows himself.
Sometime the animal strives to break
through the lines. but the slsphants,
who seem fond Of the sport. beat. him
hack with their trunks and tushes.
and assist each other In the contest.
Sometimes the elephants are formed
In two or three lines. the better 70
prevent escape. On the occasion Of
the Prince Of Wales' visit to India, he
was invited TO . hunt Of this kind and
killed his tiger ct the 6sst shot.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-07

There b now being constructed q
the works u wagon builder ct Ivry,
near Paris, kind Of portable railway,
intended for The conveyance Of mate.
nal In : sugar factory, the lightnsss
simplicity and low prics Of which zen.
der Il model example Of portable
railways. The way consists Of series
Of sresties about seventeen feet span
These are placed on the ground with.
out leveling It In any manner. and the
spans ars coupled togsthsr ct the ends
BY pin passing through an iron boz
ct each end a. every trestle. A fial
strsu bolted to the upper part Of thu
hoxisontal bars Of the trestles forms
the rails. Each span Of the seventeen
1set weighs only about forty pounds
% that they are easy to take up amt
lay down. BY them Temporary iron
road can be rapidly established which
follows tbs natural contour Of thu
ground over which Il passes. The
cars, Intended b carry each from Ons
TO I've hundred aud twenty pounds
form . series Of rolling platforms
They are articulated one to the other
and carry baskets on each side, IN
which the material 70 b moved 10 de
posited. They are attached TO the
splatlesns eaeA b four iron brackets
BY this there y obeained fbe shout nfty
cents . yard. an iron road on which {
hosse can haul On level about ter
tons.
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The Height Of Folly.

To risk life in noble cause is he.
roism; 10 peril it for no other cause
than simply the desire for notoriety
ID mere 1oolhsrdincss.
The East India papers state that
another Of those scnseless sea voya.
ages, that have lately become 30 fash.
ionable, 10 to be undertaken during
the coming winter. The voyager i
An Englishman; the route is from
Calcutta to London by the way Of the
Red Sea, the Suex canal and the Med
iterranean; the craft is schooner rig
ged boat Of only two and half tors
burden.
In order to introduce . new ele-
lneuf Of danger into the voyage, Mr..
Innau, the ansteur navigstor, bought
. boat that had been condemned -
unscaworthy and unfit to ply in the
waters Of river.
Men may admire the courage Of
the Cornishman, who made the voy-
age to Australia in lugger, because
he had no other way Of getting there,
and were anxious TO better their con-
dition and tAat u their families. They
were 6shefmen, used 10 Exposure and
privation In every form, ap6 were
willing TO risk us.soh te get TO the par
adise e poor noa- But they will
see notkiqg 70 commend ine man Of
means, wAo lexerds his life n making
. voyage u n16tly ten shousand miles,
merely to gain : reputation for SELF
daring. :
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The ke6esn 1xodus.

Tho most touching thing connected
with the conquest Of Alsace aud Lo-
raine was lately witnessed in the de-
parturc Of large proportion of the
inhabitants of the provinces from the
old homes, once dear, but dear no
more. The time granted by the Ger
man government for the inhabitants
Of these districts to decide between
German and French citizenship hav-
ing expired, the exodus is immease.
In the meantime oil the local French
Journals have appeared in mourning.
The railways leading into France
have not been able to carry al who
wished to 60. Thousands Of poor
went in carts or trudgcd along on
foot. Two-thirds Of the inhabitants ol
Metz have sought homes under French
jurisdiction, and the city 1t last &C
counts only contained 10000 French
Many exiles are entirely without
means, rs they are unable to sell the
property they have vacated. To keep
them from absolute want, subscrip-
tions have been opened in various
cities in France, and the Paris jour-
mails are making appeals TO their read.
ers for aid. Some of the towns near.
est the ceded territory have greatly
increased in population. Nancy, alone,
it is said, has received no less than
s., 900 Alsatians.
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There 10 certainly good sound sens

There 10 certainly good sound sense
In the following protest against show
Ing too much attention to children:
Children arc spoiled by too much
attention. This - one Of the easiest
shlnesso do, and one Of the hardes,
things ,ot - Do, It II harder not IA
do II. than 70 insist upon obedience
nalstain unruliled kindness, or tsach
the right ways Of the Lord. Yet this
ovsr-much attention In the tender
years Of childhood may essentially
nsutsaliss AL other GOOD Influences .H
shsping ebsraetss. Let the child Oh
sorb the attention, b talked 10, and
about. ct table, In the family and be-
fore others - the CsntFnl and most inn
portsnt one Of III, and this will consti. .
tuts Q neral tbscs Just adapted to the
ch:y1ss nature, which Satan will use
70 sst the child adsift from Jesus. II
will carry The day. Its fruits sooner
or later viii b ssen In pride. seliish-
psas. or sell-wlll. II the grace OF God
should mot intsfvsne Il viii weaken
the Christian lils. ] repeat Il. child
ssn are Injured, and sonlstimss spoiled.
BY attention. Just when they are
least able 70 bear Il, the temptation 10
greatest b give them too much.
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A single bitter word may disquiet
an entire family for whole day. One
surly glance Cssts gloom over the
household; while smile, like . CLEAN
Of sunshine, may light up the darkest
and weAriest hours. Like unexpected
flowers which spring up along our
path, full o. freshness. fragrance and
beauty, % do kind words, and gentle
acts, and sweet dispositions, make glad
the homo where peace and blessing
dwell. No matter how humble the
abode, lift bc thus garnished with
grace. and sweetencd with kindness
and smiles, the heart will turn long
ingly toward 1t from oil the tumults
OF the world, and home, II Il be ever
90 homeiy, will be the dearest spot
beneath the circuit Of the sun. And
the influences Of home perpetuate
themselves. The gentle grace Of the
mother lives In the daughters long
after her head IL pillowed In the dust
Of death; aud fatherly kindness fnds
its echo In the nobility and courtesy
Of sons who come to wear his msntle,
and to Ill his place while on the other
hand from m unhappy, misgoverned
aud disordered home, 60 forth persons
who shall make other homes miserx-
Bile, and perpetuate the sourness and
sadness, the contentious and strifes,
and railings, which have made their
own early lives 80 wretchei aud dis
torted. Toward the cheerful home the
children gather "as clouds aud ~
doves to their windows" while from
the home which u the abode Of dis
content, and strife, aud trouble, they
hy forth - vultures to rend their prey.
The class Of men that disturb, and dis
order. and distress the world, are not
those born and nurtured amid the hal
lowed influences Of Christian homes
but rather those whose early life has
been . scene ~ trouble and vexation
who have started wrong In tho lil-
grimage, and whose course h one of
disaster to themselves and trouble t.
those around them. Stcnds' yneeNi-
gencer.
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The rail mill connected with thu
Pen nsylvanis iron Works, OF Dan.
Vile, Pa, recently turned out. In abou,
ten hour. I'D tons Of finished railu,ad
iron, the number Of bars being 5O4
each Of which was thirty ieet long,
and weighed fifty-six pounds per yard
This was done by obe set Of men and
enc ct Of rolls. and 10 called remark
able days work.
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Serious disorders have occurred ut
Constsntinople in consequence Of the
Turkish Government having sold the
tobacco monopoly to company which
has raised the price five fold.
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The popular vote 1t the Presidential
election viii psohably y nearly $780,
600. Il was .. 7lo. 7ss In 1883. but sev-
sssa e1ness IN net voes 10 thss gear,
and n many Noethees 6eatse the
eoaeeoa vn1e Oee no4 e1mlt1e1.
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In the District Court OF the State OF Iowa. In
and fOr Cedar county, December Term.
A. ID. 1877.
II. H. Andersen and Louis A. Ochis,
PiainttfYs,

Piaintins,
zena@ G. Mcoloush. Admits nna.n % e. esiats q
Aaron b. Mccullough deceased. o'sn'
Joanna Joanna Mcollongh, widow 9. Canada Nc
Eiisa A. Mccullough. Aaron b. McOllouah'
Jcsegha. 9; Mccullough, Sarah g McDlioueh.
nv McOiiopfl, ; children and hsirs nt
liam Denny, samuel Rice, safely r. John
son. sylvester Churchill. Charles Dupont,
n, rsnc lin Y. CSn,ttiDs, Trustee. Asstin Cor
Cover. 4 Henry, VIM n TuthiiI. solo
mon smith. Darius Whitlock, Kciloaa AMI
Murphy E, and samuel r Miile, Carter San.
isis. spos.ood q Wairsvsp. hssns Din :
Gi:snen, fias spseer. and 3 B Hswiey.
70 ali ofthe Defend s,,ts above na,r>a.
YOu are hereby notified that . petition Of
II H Andersen and Louis A Ochs Ii now onfile
once Of the Clerk Of the District curt OF the
ing 70 be the ebsolute owners in Zee simple
Of the followtng vcai estate situa1ed In
said Cedar county. Iowa, to-wit:
s nGs;ee sss
Ill in secsion a. ana Sp shs no.is
=. n sIass:s
SIN r. NJ, and praying for the sss. 6iishm sn
sas nss 4 !: :sss;. end az,
the real estate shove descfiSsd. q any pa sT
sas;sS ssys s:s, 7. Su sss , ys e
ana defend bsSors noon q the sscond dsy ~
the December term. A. d. 1872 Of said Court.
q ia ds sns er Vii, ~ q ds
thereon. and tiecres ei'tsrsd = prSys Sde ser
D-'i 4 qf. HsSs ~ as7a : LOUIS ofrs
Billa Z Hook. Attsya. 49,
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A New Orleans sportsman deter
mined 70 emigrate to Mexico. whsr,
he hoped 70 ind some game. made III
pespasatious and was ready to 20. hui
wantsll dog. He wrote q careful
description or sns ruusi uog, rnssrucv.
Ing friend u Louisville to forward
him one. After long and weary walt.
Ing, and many repeated inquiries n
freight and express Offices, . box was
Ut last delivered to him. 1t was
opened with great ceremony. His
friend, having sought IN vain for the
ideal in dog fiesh. had Enclosed him
beautiful Italian greyhound in plas-
ter Of Paris.
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