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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

The following is the programme
for the Springdale Township Sabbath
School Convention to be held at
West Branch commencing on Satur-
day, December 18TH, 1873. ct 2
O'Clock r. NJ:
SATURDAY, 2P.M.
lsL-O Organization. a
?d-Report from giifercM schools
in the township. - - - go
3d-How should Sabbath Schools
be conducteds by Joel Bean, Is min
utes.
4th-~iianding in queries.
SATURDAY, 7P.M.
lst-How shall we read the Scrip
turess by Rev, McCormae,, Is min
utes. FiAf g = y MI
2d-Bible lesson.
3d-Queries answered.
SUNDAY, DEC. I4rs, 2:3O I. n.
LIST lesson to children, ~ Han
nah h. Bean, 30 minutes.
2d-Teachers' meetings and what
is derived from them. by Elwood
Macy, Is minutes. @
Speakers from abroad are expected.
Every body interested in Sabbath
School work is requested to attend
and bring their friends who are not
interested.
Per order of Committee. "
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

WHsreNN FAHA,cJorx.fAE.1eThat
seands6y, Che Iowa Homestead and
Wsstesr Farm Journal. has stiii AR
thsr reducsd iD siss the first part Of its
name and. lDoki0g to the enlsrgipg
spheRs which its n,srits are rapidly
opening for II. now appears with .
handsome new head In which the lat
Tor words alone have prominence.
Under The able sdiforship OF DR..
eprsgue, with scconiPlished assistanta
In different deparsm ents and General
Wilson in charge IF the liberal space
devoted to the Pasrns,s .. Husbandry,
the claim. Of the dpspsr to s'fornishr
reading especially adsptesi to the
wants upon' Western fAFms asd In
Westsrn hcmesn will - admitted Q
just one. Terms. 80 per year. 6pe-
ctal rates In clubbing with the ADvER-
TIsER, - ststsd elsewhere.
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-Giasswars very low d Aldep's. !.

MUsr 6ETrLE.-Ths Arm Of Block
. Wallacs, dealers In ready made
clothing, &C.. ct Upton, will be dis
solved On the lst Of January prox. All
persons Indebted to said arm on &C
oount must therefore call ct once and
settle the same; and al persons hold
Ing claims against said arm should at
once present them for liquidation. 2
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27
-Advsrslss 10 the ADynerieEs

TIE table psbiished herswith gives
tho fafi pan d sppclntsnents for sAS
Local Prsaehsus IN this District q ~
Methodist church for the snsuing nine
months. By y persDns q sny Of The
,plaoss named can tell what 6abbatha
divine service will b held. and b
whom. II u worth preserving. s,..@
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Township Sabbath School Con-
venttonS.


The friends of the Sabbath School
work in Rochester townships, are re-
quested to meet in convention at fine
Reformed Church, o miles south Of
Upton. The convention will convene
at /: o'clock p. M, November Goth,
1873, for the purpose OF effecting a
township organization, and for the
advanccpsnt Of the Sunday School
work in the township. We cordially
invite all interested in tho Sabbath
School work to attend. Speakers
from abroad are expected.
A Mass Convention Of thu friends
of the Sabbath School work will be
held in the NJ. Z Church at York
Prairie, on the 9Th and 9th of Decem-
hef, 1878, commencing It 10 O'Clock
., n. The object Of the Convention
Is to organize 4 Township Association,
and to discuss subjects Of vital inn
postance to the Sabbath School work.
All who are interested in the great
work Of Sabbath School, and al 9TH
ers, are cordially invited to attend.
Come one, come all. On Saturday
eveping . lectvse WILDE delivered %
,hs inp ortaass Of Tie Sabhsth School
work, and its relations to the safety
and prosperity Of our country.
The names Of the speakers win be
announced next week.
BY order County Association.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

NofTCK-AM pstsops Indebted. p,
Frsdesiss ". sHiTssa11sld ars notl6ed
tbatshsis esposas afs nov plaeed Il,
|4As hands 81 VIM. H. Tnthlll for COLI,
lection. and will be required 10 be
promptly paid before the lat day Of
December next 10 order "a avoid costs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

4 THOSE NEW CoNsrABLEs.-It has
been decided b the Attorney 0snsr-
81. We seen By sxehansss. that under
tbs new Code the Old Cou5n1sss hold
over, while . new sleotion viii beneo-
sssAry. Dext year. Thew was quite .
question before election q TO this point
and % this decision has been given,
some would-be-consfab9 tave vastsd
. wonderful amount OF persuation In
getting elected 70 "a once which can
not legally be Allied this yer. Try
-. ri,
yo& 8lsxkll ltpbs I'M III
nee.
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Furniture al kinds 1t Alden's.

THE Guardian of young Thompson,
Who Lost IN arm In the attempt 1t Jail
delivery and has since been himself
: psisousr, was In town the other day.
Thompson b = minor, and has ~ We
undsrstsnA quite . property In The
hauds ~ his Guardian out Of which II
h intimated he proposes voluntarily
to make some substantial indemnity
to Jsilof 6ymonds for the damages
suatAlnsd ~ him.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

F01 sals balls. patToaiss ~ ADvE1-
TnE1 49,. Week 0uns with nsat-
peus ouA nispaasA, eaf 80 masses III
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

Aztec quite ! protracted trial, and
Il, 10 - 3Ast q do counsel.
~ ~ I and Fairafi for
defendant. the Jury % tie 60 Of Bsi-
eafd retired q 100 o'slock "Wednesday
Sslsueou. TIE verdict Yves TsesFssa
ahoFtly, altar l:ontt conyensd IA The E.
n, ~ bpu4 dstspAalt Gnaits ~ ~
aaul1 with intsattOso nnnsnik 0seot bod
~ iajosy. Ths ciAs1Bsv vas assault
Nm inssof 70 Hill ~ AnAink belng
AAnGsss - serious. Ths psnslIy af-
NJ ~ ~ lAH y impsisonMpn q
v1y jalt1ss uors then one year y
lp4aok teppeepd $50. IN, GehQpl
Z - psohably b the ulasss ~
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On N&ts nth, 1879. by Rev. John =. Hay
ward. M VIM. G. J0hn0OA and Miss Frances
n. HUI r. Cedar county. Iowa.
MaepG plenty. ndeiity and Lore Biz
Ia raonAov harmony over their Star nd
their h9laD, =
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-lSsAnsS M - Is Aidan's.

u UNIV TnANKsU1yINaa SERvICns
DilfkU hsM 8 10Y o'clock this eThars-
| eay)l sssliaos, g The I.uthssan church
setmba ~ kss. d. T. Moors. Of
Ohie, : Presbytsslap clergyman. .
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

JErfERsaS, Iowa, Nov. 2l.-JOhn
Shropshire, brakeman on the North
western road, caught his foot In . frog
hire to-day, Aud WAe eAuolug,
hia death ID d fsw hours. He leavesa
wife and three children ct Upton.
The above brief dispatch to Chioa-
70 daily tells . sad story. The de-
cease ] 10 we'll known here, his wife
being the daughter Of our esteemed
citizen, Mr.. Hiram HAMMOND. Mr..
Shropshire served three years 10 the
war for the Unicn. and siscs bis re-
turn hes lived sither here or at Boone,
which was his home 1t the time OF his
death. Ms. s. with her children, was
visiting her parents when the shock
ing news arrived last Friday-toId BY
Z dispasch more brief snd ynsatasfac-
tory than the one above. The funeral
took place ~ Boone, on sabbath
Since writing the above, We have
handed I'D . letter written ~ J. g.
Pitmsna to his grandmother. Mrs.
spence, from which We extract ths
Eollowing dstAils IN WI ~ ss1si4. 1880 =.
MONTANA, BOONE Co., Iowa. I 70
"a, Noyember go, 1879. ..s<s
l will endeavor TO give you the par
ticuiarS OF the accident that csused
johns death. He had besA working
- 4 brakeman, and had LEFT here o
aho evening and arrived ct 8 station
twenty. {lve miles west Of here, where
they had come sUitChIng u do. John
was waking between two cars, with
one foot on The insado o. the rail- and
the other foot On the oNtei6e, the train
was moving sloWiys along and John
was walking with the train; while %
doing hia foot on this ontsjde of the
rail got caught In = ''frUe, Haand his
whole body, with the exception Of the
foot cauR ht, ,wee on the inside OF the
track and between The cars In motion,
|saud he being unable 10 seleeses his
| foot OF course was knocked d06n and
the car run over his leg, and the beam
Of the hyato 0suqht Je4nss aHoss the
small OF the back and mashed him
/ d0un hetween the ground and the
heavy brake bsam, and broke hts
back and mangled him In = fearful
manner. Thomas wa fireman on the
same train and Ro6ert - brake
man on another train that wae theirs
- IL 1870 time and wefe Tho Inst q
hear the osies Of John wbile under the
train. Thsy Nh tosAWo6 the brakl
team hs6aye they cunld 0et him ont.
E6o Nved 1hCut tWu houfo altaf 10 ~
lyshaesA euA - fealy sonseboas up =
within ! Nv minutes u his death
EllM uph0lA AnnSnrsn 800 N pnUnPd II
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

e Ank Order Books for use az D.
1JSce sTswnship L. Cedar cGnntr
-much mora convsnisnt tha1 Slbe
syanal form preparsd FOR any cp1ntr
81 suDe @ this once, sesSs &c sass
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

CRAWFORD AND THE 6H00TINo.-
The burglar, Crawford VS. bsOoght
before Justice Tuthiil On Friday of lAst
week for : preliminary examination
upon charge Of completely In the .at.
tempt at jail breaking and the incl
dent shseeing of tn jatlos. lasts suAr
mer. Mr.. CrawfoE1 laaked - wisely
o. OF old about bringing out the
whole truth now tho thing 'was START
ed. !" and asked postpons0,snt to -
cure counsel. He was given until the
nsxt p. NJ, and then supon, bsing
again arraignsd asked further time
until Monday, ~ his Attorney had
not arrived. rs y sst s 80 1ss.. s.
Quite an episode occurred during
this time. Mrs. Crawford was IN the
room, and was addressed ~ Chas.
Ridgsway In manner that Mr.. O..
resented, whereupon the latter becams
beiligerent aud . fisticuff seemed Ina
mineDt. OF course the Sheriff linz
tsrfsred ut once, led Ridgeway out and
~ s4aF s
cautioned. him to keep still. This
good advioe WAS not acceptable. how
ever, and warlike demonstrations to-
ward the Sheriff were INDUCED In to
such an extent that the City Marshal
came upon the scene o. action and led
r. of 10 the lookup. Monday morn
ing he was brought up for tFial for bio
disorderly conduct and nned SO and
costs, which Ne understand was paid
BY his friends. sa ,'s NIL, 1''s 81
But to netnrn to Crawf ford Tho .oonrt
finally postponed trial until Monday
afternoon. at which tims he Appeared,
waived examination and retired 70
his cell In good order.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

-8D0DCV& WUUDD8S UUDUDDY 8Ds
eupmnavv0gT 9vgg vSg,
r..n s. $3.50. q, g. - ~. ryt,
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49, frrr.n = Yo.ln1ss 4 I ',Ta- ! \ !
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= $50. arrrvxrrss aror arorr- /
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' $50
NOV 2 your Time q sss1ss = suss
9 $3.50 Dsas, Is9man = Issnsh
-funi Farsi! +. WAlDece viii
pAy highoee market pst0e soe I'll ktnds
Of sss q the CITY Ciotning Ssofe.
-R6ady nedA clothing Is the nsw
City Hall Store d Dean, Ingman 4
Yssas,s. .
-Over etOM Asndrsd hoev we're cold
i,Fiip. il ~ I'd weighed By
PsiAsherd on ~ Ciey ssalss.
W. :. s,.rao,I sr.s nom the
..,,,raess 1900 nroAtsp "a
''Dr1s. rsonAs ! rouso..
-.wa i..ra fh.t arraase.aenaa ara
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- m c,s,ms .rsinst wm.. Eli,ott =
C,erk - "a Cour 50 ,--s's . \
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township srs wAoeen. vi s,s.ssEss
--gts setftux % . man can q tic Ms
49,. = r.ar1 - srn..c.ti.s ar,,.
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Ian - =. .-a~bas @ q sesl -
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expsxsuton dfSBSrV msiicsaAwbich ~
er strives "a iuiure its victim. even 1t
the expense Of truth.
uNc.A.sc - - ksa ~ 49,
cesSS.sS Sis,sr -
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.beeot. havi5S .lalted On Xondsy eve
~ = - 90 A1apuspets. ] a. III
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g. 49, q. .,SsST ~ -.
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80 /. Cerv intsrsstin~. Rro. Jsmo
Z bound e sep - tas ., sS:,: s,vs
.ssss.s ,ssas se~ssody quits.-- Wet
Asoerw A9cs7'usc. sta
-wssafspsAssishsste this week
.sss ! ,.,.nrs,, ,l loos 4 ia. l ..thsos.r,v.
~. ,Ak..s,.6 Error and o,u,es,ons.
shsrSSh}s 49, &c.,. 2 = Il 81 g
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- ma rs1dv for husln1ea.. r.gr sriis.s
,...... go. /. n . !.
"A AZ. 80 ..Ii;.~ . n...,n. q d.
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-Qsssnsware q Aldsn's.

ID WnE4rr4AND NEwM-We receive
the flrss member q this PAPER puA
I'D BY CArothsfs b SAMSON. Ft y II
iocai paper Of the best grade, 4snd -
tlsh II abundant success. sns~ss
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

POULTRY ExHIBlrION.-Rsv. A. b.
Kendig, President lows State Poultry
Association, writes,to the Cedar Rap
Ids Tmes calling espeoial attention Of
the public - the STATE POallry Exhl-
bI,ion 10 be held In ashat city q the
18th. 18th. 18th and 10th prox., and
saying: "Tha interest manifested In
It BY poultry men. nsar aud remote,
b quite sUrpsisiny. Many are the let
ts,s of inquiry aud encouragement re-
oslssd ~ orr seerstary and myself.
The o1Iesss Of tbs Accusation are
very anxious 70 make this coming
show . suessAs.n
% " --..~-@~ =
sn0onGy's I.ADY,s BooK.--This AZ
cellsns moutAly 10 righfgsp With the
notwithstanding demands or the times
ID III r~spsOss, In the depattmeat3
devoted especially 70 TIE, ladies 7shh
which have. made Il. So deservedly
popular ansns ihen -tthe old. ~
periority - 10 be not only maintstnb,
bat Srsater Than The ODD inducsmenta
are elbred. We have received . copy
or the chrome, True to Nature"
&6GJ6 u $3.50 ts1t 10 envy aasscrsb-
o.. and MsFsadily srsopnpleAds 1t u
bshgf - sshat y ! clainsd ffosa ~
cf4rmtne pictdfs. Tsfmf. stea ~
-; % fdsclu6 sste see sa6eR hesskss
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Wv 1Bxs F9f84s 20 - ~ e 49,. e q
.,r&~&neSne1lsss> 4t>>>>~sse<>Ses &s>SyeeSzsssss
rs31f1ksG 8 A ELS
- 1lll9ll lale - 90 - q : -
20 ar2s - Au1glk1nen0 A1se1ADl
cssunnka<psyxn~naNS eopMq 1850 !. 4,
- LUu - s.ssl
Nov Il the time - AsculU g.
mat. - NlltNT 49, ~ y * l. a.
or 1T clu1A g. ~ -
vftAtno ADsnaa - = & -
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TIE Dscsmoer Number OF Wood's
Hossehosd Aayusaps 10 rsplsts With
good reading sntsrtaining skstehss.
stories, pesns, 10, 10. Its table Of
coatsnts embraces . great variety sf
articles By such authors - may b
mssl hensstly cosnmended. In addi-
ten to thses articles ars several pretty
poems. Z SnafAssg NILE Cottage De.
Sign, and sditosisi departments en-
bsacing Our Houseksspsr, Correspond
sscs. Literary NSsicss, Laughing
Stock, -. &c. The engraving for
this Qosth ieuatitlsd .-Old Foaks."
AnthS abass. ID AAlt 80 Aollas 20
year-or with chrome "Yosemite" one
dollar and . half. Address
Z WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE
3 asis 81 e go NswbarkA, n. Y.
- ----1--s -s------
CAxcraous TuHoRs. Clsc.-H y
with plsasnss I vrits. d Ashelf q NJ
molhse, Who shasl 49, Nelng ,esr
ns6islnA. King q the f. ~ ! 10
nor, And en- say she y 80 sa1efsly
cared. She Aas taken - ts1eD1D Of
che medaeips. The tomor was = large
= Aeoess co; whsn shs conssncsd.
Tt y now only shout the siss on grain
of corr, and rapidly dissppsasiug.
She has doct0rsd hundreds Of dollars
away Without benefit, until using
you. nsdteins for which W aEs thank
,fnL ana ON ssoemaaend the King Of
the Blood soeny one nssiins Il. Ny
mothers name = aArsh Dulin.
! sf.slu Ysuss rsapsetf1lly, IS
~ .sgr8s .,6ARAH McMINIs. $40
0isssA ~ eso Kentsn, Ohio. Y
81 aAyertiAement in Another coll
Um0. af8zsk% 4sgfFsy3 n ssFs sfs ursr ssets
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REV. j. B. 6HoNTx will preach In
the Reformed Church IN this place
nsxt Sabbath morning and evening .;
the usual hours. Mr.. 8. Informs us
that be has recently resolved quite :
number Of worthy members into his
Tipesu and Hebron charges, both Of
vhlOh ars 10 ) very harmonious and.
prulperous condition. He has been
so9aged "a. no work u thsss plaossa
NV foe : little more than two years.
and II seeune that pastos and people
have both enjoyed and proiited BY the
psietions matualiy sustained. ,gg = :
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DIsTRICT PROCnlDIN0S OF
THE FrTsr DAY.-Ths Novsmbsr
term Of the Cedar Disirict Court -.
gun Monday, his honor, Jsdgs Roth
rock On the bench, and Ill, the o6lcen
Of the Court present. s.ss : ssss.. -
Up 70 data Of this writing. the only
cases called wore State sD-pasaed
with the following sntries: ~ se.ai /.
u. VIM. Duran. DlschaFged from
bond to keep the peace.
rs. John Shea. Same - above.
Us. A. J. Scott. Malicious mischief
pleads not guilty. w y - s.
". VIM. Crawford. Pleads not guil.
" and takes three days to prepare fOr
rs. C. H. Gardner. Psrjury-chsl-
iengss to Grand Jury waived.
Us. f. w. Lnster. Maybem-deft.
fails to appear.
ys. 7. :. Thompson. g Challenges to
Grand Jury waived.
~. b. L. Tower. Plsads not guilty
and takes days to prepare for trial.
W. VIM. Elliott. Pleads not guilty.
Is. Muzzy aud Ridgeway. Plead
not guilty and take three days to pre-
pare for trial. a iss<aaaaaassss
ss. Gregoria Rslgard. Jury empan-
nsled., Is n 80 n 4 - 81 49, ~ 2. 81
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Carter 4 Co. lounges at Alden's.

PoPULAR LEcrUREs.-Dr. N. T.
Traer. thu, popular lecturer and prac
teal phrenologist, Il coming to Upton
for . ccarss Of lectures, commsncina
Friday evening, Nov. 18th, 1873. d
Upton City Hall. From the very r.
vorsble notices Of the press every.
where, - iafsr that DR.. Trasr has Z
we'll sarnsd reputation. and hope ID
zee large audisnce out TO hear him
Turn ont and show your Appreciation
Of an lows man. Admittancs free.
THE State Reg;ster gives two mark.
Cd instances OF business mon who
made where others lost simply BY adj
yertising literally In hard times, and
then Adds:
"A financial panic does not mean
that no oDe has any money. There Il
plenty Of money 10 the country. and
those who hoard It are just the once t.
be eager for the bargains" which
fall 10 prices hold out. But to buy
they mus kuow whsss 20 buy, end
the merchant Y - teIls thsn VIII -
csivs thsis 90 I. & 7. s q y =, 81.
OcxAxs shpsx. n NJ ftAls i y
new end highly intereetine book ~
issuing ftsm ~ 1SRa sablAhiat
hoass- shat efJn& 1ebarty. Dsvsa:
port. The book h wsittsa b Asoassl
the renowned historian. Peter Par
lsy," and II not only scholarly hut In
terssting and tnstsustivc 10 ths high
Ell degree: II 10 cold only b. sub
scription. and Mr.. w. u. Enlow Q
West Branch, will shortly canvas
Tipton and vicinity giving to al u
opportunity TO exAniine II for them
selves. fp @
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beat white k1rpoope IS CO. at Al
donss. 11l = 81 - i ne
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Ak1he Chg DfnG eeoec Blank
D4oaA, 0tn11osery Ard Blank Fofme.
III
50 SS3or suits &c Aidsn's.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-04-24

BEHIND The SCENES We have re-
ceived from the National Publishing Com.
pany Of Philadelphia some specimen pages
of book which they have in course of
publication. entitled: behind the Scenes
in Washington" being a graphic account
Of the Credit Mobilier investigations. the
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LEoyARDTowy, Nd.

Nrws asp OTnER I1Exs The pssssus,
OF orieinsl communications upon our col.
nnss this week has compelled the ID.
journment Of our sssal editorial sosisss
We sre authorised 20 withdrav tks
name Of Henry Wstts from The liss Of o.
nouneeuen.s for the Clerk Of tbs Ciresi,
Court at the ensuing Fall slseties.
The adjourned March session Of our
Circuit Court win commences o. Monday.
che 5th II May ssst. Il 10 sseieipsted
that full bench Of Judges will b. in ss.
tendance. See notice elsewhere.
by reference to notice. elsewhere pub.
lshed. Il will be seen. that Gov. Whyte
has Issued . proclamation. Offering . re-
ward Of $500 Tor the apprehension Of the
murderer Of James Sco6e.d.
A eolored man. employed by Col. sosb-
oron. decamped . few days sgo with .
valuable horse Of the Colouers. and made
hssty tracts for Washington where be at
tempted TO di'pose Of the animal. He
was arrested. bot subsequently, released
and is still at large. The horse has been
recovered.
We notice 10 the Daily San. Of Tues.
day last. that b. =. knight. late assis-
tant postmaster at Chaptico in this coun-
~. has been arrested and arraigncd before
U. q. Commissioner Brooks. for opening
. letter containing money. etc.. and COM
nitted to Jail for further hearing.
The U. 8. forces. operating aeains. the
Modoes. have captured the lava beds where
these murderers had taken refuge, but not
the murderous themselves.
The right and the wrong Of the recen.
troubles at Colfax. Grant Parish. La, is
too much clouded by contradictory state
ments at present to warrant at this dis
lance confident judgment in regard to
the matter Of the outbreak. which appears
!" have grown out ofthe conflicting claims
Of the two hostile State Governments which
are DOW disturbing the peace Of Louisisna.
For both these troubles and the blood
which has been shed. the late unworthy
and disreputable Congress is mainly re-
sponsible.
The condition Of Pope Plus the Ninth
is rcPorsed BY telegraph as 80 much im.
proved that be is now able to attend to the
usual duties Of his position.
i. having been stated. that one Of the
snail Pox patients in this district had died
since our last issue, We were induced to
make inquiry into the truth Of the report,
aud hare ascertaincd that the death Of the
party in question was caused. no. BY small
po1. but by different disease.