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MARINE.

PORT OF CHICAGO. ..
ARRIVED. ...-.......Aprn IL.
scow Cousin Mary, South Haven, 68 eds wood.
Schr Fannio i Floy, aaugatucf, 80 m It lumber ek
m lath.
Bark A. T. Nichols, Esnitowoo, 81 m p!ckets.
gcow Granger, st. Paul'a pier, 65 eds bark.
Bchr Fisher, Ludwigs Pior, 80 eds wood, 30 m It lu
bcr.
gchr Madison, Manitowoo. 60 eds wood.
CLEARED. 80. April 16
gcow Cousin Mary, South Hayen, Light.
Prop III. aroh, MantBtee, light.
8coW D. g. Wright, Ludington.
9chr Truman Moaa, Muskegon. light.
gollr Fannie F1oy, Saugatuck, light.
Bchr E. Emwood, White River, light.
Bchr onpper City, Ludington, Light.
achr q. Z. Johnson, h1uakcgon, uglts
Schr Monson, h1uBkegon, light
6tsnt Corona, st. Joseph, light.
Schr J. o. Moss, Muskegon, Light.
8chr Julia D. Merrill Lulington, Light
Sclr pntrel Muskegon, Light.
Hchr EllxA Day, Lu1ington, light.
9chr Little Bella, Muskcgon, Light.
Bchr Ithaca, Mubkegon, Light. go
Bchr Arctic, Muskegou, Light.
acoW Granger St. paul's Iitr, Light.
aohr Curlbw, Muakegon, light.
Bchr Dluo Bells, ManitoWoo, light.
Hohr Raleigh, bluskegnn, Light.
schr sarflinIa, Lodlngs tfer, Light.
Bchr Persia, Whlto Lake Light.
achr Hamlet Muskogon, light
, 1873-04-16
Buffalo 1.-Two stock Market.

n8ETAL0, N. r. April 15.-OATTLE-Roce to-day
1907 toal for tue week. 4,!2o, with tho bulk Of tie
Acadyance Inst weeka closing pricos About 760 vera
dspoaod Of sa!es 435 Illinois stoers averaging 1904
to 1884 Ill., at 525@ebo ~ Ohio steesa, ~ ly74 to
OIL tbs 10 OHIO atockcrs ay o03 lba At IS 81
Indiana steers ~ o9o 5 to ll2l IT, st 45
stoekory. AZ a7o to e72 lbs, at s4.0055O0
HlEkr AND 14hns-To.day, 400i total for the week,
6,21o Tho market oponed with Light roceipts 1t 10
Michigan sheep, 81 lta ut $7.s5 600 Ohio aoop, % to
lo3 1ba at 4os lndtaua Sheep a3 !hs, At
$d31H; G8 State sheep, ~ ibs, ut $3.50.
ITo0H-To-day, COCO: total for tho week 2k,100.
Most Of the arrivals wero through conslgumots. The
mari kot IL slow Vt 100 per owt advance last weoks
cloalng rates. Prices rule at $5.4o35.70.
, 1873-04-16
Letllargic Influences Of tho Season.

IAn9uor. lassitudo, ind'spo,on to engage tn any
actual employment montal du11nos and melancholy
evils which materially dot1act from human enjoyment.
and thcy experienced In groator oss doRrco
co1dlus to tho temperament and constitutional tonden
ctca OF tho Individual by largo proportion OF tho
n,uniy In Spring. To tho physical and mental
powera from this sluggish condition tonic and corrective
IL mporatlvcty rouuied and oatotors tomsch Bitsers
tho only medicinal preparation in oxiatonco that thor
oughy adapted to tho work. Tho first doso produces
Rcual glow throughout tho syso which Il an uarucst uE
permanent rol!of. As tme and tho tonic aud
regulating properties Of s ard agreeable vegota.
bio remedy takos full ooot trace OF debility
vousnes' and hpoohondrah vanishcs and nd and body
bocpmp hlIko alert and yicntnua.
, 1873-04-16
HOUSE,,
UOAD LAW.

=. noAp LAW
mr.. MuLVANE offered resolution INSTRUCT
Ing tho secretary o. State to have copies OF
9hip organization, printed for distribution
Amendod, TO include tho Law for other counties.
aud adopted.
,-. TIE REVISION.
resolution ahking whothor It ta necessary to con
tihue tho commission OF Lewiston, recommends
.ng shaS 'ho % ncs ofganz,ttng 1no No. oomn.Hsiom 10
taptart trat, NJ ,rd mnU tn nnn;;o,,
~ tLn 1snrt, ri,o ronnrt mi +i,69 atotnr,ont -
S1r nurd worn or3orotI nrintod. II Tho Gommtteo 90
aieo submitted q bll to ropeal tho aot
LAKE NAyiuAr1oH,
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announcing his approval Of tho biz ropealing tho
amending tho act In regard to public warc-

149Ko-rFoht act, nI60 OF NnuRtnspna y pllls
amending tho act In regard to public warc-
louAe1.
THE r11IsoN CLAIM.
Senator BUNNS called up lia motion to ro-
consider tho vote by Which tho Til1Bon claim bill
waa lost, Carriod and tile bill was rocommitted
to tho Committee OIL Appropriations.
Adjournment until 2:30 o'clock 2. m.
AFTERNOON BEs91ON.
The so1ato roassenlblod at 2;8o o'clock p. m.
n1yEn IMPROVEMENT D1IL.
Bonntor CUMMINGS callod up House bill 17a,
authorizing the construction OF n lock aud dam
at Corperas Creek, and 1t waB ordered to q third
reading.
Mr.. SANFORD called up. Senate bill %, in ro-
lation to Jurlos, and consideration OF the sumo
WAS postponed.
sonato bill a16t revfHing tho law In reatt on to
n,ortgagoB Of renl and personal property camo
up. Aftor dobatc at longth, Mr. MURPHY Of
fored an amendment providing for redemption
ycaB IS; nays II.
hlr. DOW moved to Btriko ont tho cnaoting
ing negatively.
Iho mutton WAS lost, and tho bill rocom-
A inotion to reconsider waa flod.
THE TILLsoN CLAIM AGAIN.
Tho Appropriation Committee reported back
tho Tills0n war CHIN bill. recommending ro-
Concrrrotl in, and tho bill was ordered to third
reading.
COMMITTEE EXPENSES.
by consont, Nlr. WILCOX introduced bill
special committooB and their clorlss to reimburse
thom for travelling incurred in oalcinl buRinoaH.
Ntr. FERREh introduced ronolatlon pro-
Laid ovor to Doc. 8, 1873.
Adjourned,
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Special Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
TAHAL1r, April 16.-No arrival or departure by tho
rivor.
Tho river is slowly falling.
The Montauk, from Lockport loadod with -four for
Lasaile and Peru, passea out Of the cannl to-day.
pEoniA, April l6.-Tho Illinois river IL over fifteen
foet above 1ow-wser mari, and rsing rapidly Wsath
or cloudy and rniny.
CANAL OoL1ao1oa's OFFICE, April 15-1 =. m.-An
n1vzD-ohicago Dells Utics, $500 bu corn Dolphin,
Ottawa 800 bu corn; Eclipse, Lemont 80 yds stouo
Florence Boyer, Lemont, IS ys stone; GeorgeJudd,
Lemont 6o yds stone Col. Manning. Lemont, "a yds
stone Gen. Mcpherson, Lemont, Us Jds stone i; Ad-
vance Lemont g y1a stone ohaf1es y. y: Walker;
yds stone 30 bril- lime; IL L. peasey, Lemont, 10 yds
atono Ellie 0Oonnell, Lemont, 30 ydH stone Ex-
oelBlor, Summit, IS yda stouo.
0LEARRp-W. 4, 6tesl, Joliet. light Georgia, Bero-
o4s1z si ooIiso4on's ' orrIas April 1t-sos p. NJ
Ann1vxn-Doard OF Trade Aaraeislos, $500 bn corn
North Htar, Ottawa, $500 bu corn.
CIEAngn-Ezabeth, Lockport, 6,008 bn wheat, 8
bsa oatmeal Harriet, Seneca, light Montana Son
Light; Ella 0Oonne]l, Sag, light; Con. MoPlor-
son, Iemont, lsht; Foranee noysf, Ismont, ,'g4t
mont, light H. L. poasly, Iemontt light Charles Y.
Walkor, Lonont light; Col. hianning, Lemont' 600 It
lumhors
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New York Dry Goods Market,
In ths jobblpg trade to-day, but Tie oommiaIio1
, 1873-04-16

LAKE FREI0HTs.
Lake freightn romaln quiet and nominal At 100
for corn and 1Go for wheat to Buffalo. Lumber
frelghta are not fully established. Tho follow
Ing quotations arc Furnished Mushogon, s3oo
Oconto, a4.00; ManiHtoe, s3'oo Lud1hgsoh'
ears.
MILWAUKEE, April 14-Tho sohooner Typo,
tho only unchartored grain yesaol at this port,
waa taken at zoo for wheat to Kingston, to loau
hero.
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t1Qn.
TIE rENITENTIAnY.
The Penitontiary management will certainly
be changed. There is e1cellont authority for
tho statement It is expected that tho Commits
aioners and Warden will resign. Thoro is regt-
mont Of candidates. Who tie now Commission
era will bo It is impossible to aay.. Maj. Pink
ham, OF Dixon, ia most prominently spoken Of
In connection with the WardonHhip.
TRANBFEn or RAILROAD DONATIONS.
Tho 8onato discussed the Casey bill, to permit
tho tranefcr Of municipal subscriptions from
railroads never built to others that might bo
built. This would vfolate the spirit ii not tho
letter of the Constitution, 80 tho bill WAS wisely
postponed.
TILLBoN CLA1E.
Tho Senate rocommittod the 1fllAon claim BILL
with the intention OF reducing the account and
trying 1t again.
THE CHAMPAIGN UNIVERSITY APPROXIMATION DrLI
WAS n1nendod In the Senate, and s1G 900 to pay
sub-contractors for tho failure OF tho oontraetB
an impudent claim, was very properly at1icken
out.
MORTGAGE BILL,
The Senate discussed tho revised mortgage
bill this afternoon, and, as it did not allow tie
aamo right Of redemption un1or trust loods as
under mortgages, it failed, and WAS rocommittod.
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On Temperance.

NJ. Eaitor::- Much is being done
throughout the land to dry up the
dram shops and to make the drinking
OF intoxicating liquors cdious. This
is worthy Of commentator. But 50
long as men and women protesting
goodness. will continue to make sots
OF themselves in the use of tobacco in
Its various forms, see no ground OF
nope for the triumph of christian
temperance. Indeed, such is the ex-
tent to which tobacco is being drug
ged, and used, that it should be a
matter Of alarm. 1t is said that in
the year 1871, the people of the
United States alone, consumed the
enormous sum Of s25O.OOO, 900 worth
OF tobacco. An amount, by $50, OoO.-
600 more than was spent for bread in
the same time. With what sort al
grace, think YOU, can such tobacco
bestceped christians talk reform to
beer and whisky gurglcrs: More.
over, it is high time .ha. every good
man and woman raise their voice,
loud and strong against allowing our
grocery and pror;s,on stores. especi.
ally, being made resorts for these
tobacco consumers. where every thing
is besmeared with their fumes. Gu,
Board Of Health should see to it tina,
such places, and our postofiice as well
be in a more normal or healthy state
A gentleman told us few days age
that his wife came near fainting re.
Gently, in one OF our drug stores, by
reason Of the tobacco fumes with
which 1t was filed. Come We friends
of reform, Of enlightened Temperance
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-23

The Nationa! Grange, p. of H.. me-
10 Washington on the sta inst. Del.
egates were present from New York.
Pebna., Vermont, Iowa, Minnesota.
Illinois. Missouri, Mississippi, Virgin
Ia. Michigan, and Indiana.
Tie report Of the Secretary. @. n
Kelly, includes, among many the fol-
lowing items:
In presenting This annual report, r
nave the pleasure Of showing figures
that cannot fail Of giving you satisfac-
ton.
The increase Of new Oranges during
the year 1872 amounts to one THoU-
SAND AND FIFTY, TO which djspensa-
tons have been issued.
The amount Of money received by
me from the same and other sources.
assh"wn in the Treasurer's report, is
Eli, 3695l.
during the past year there have
been organized eight State Oranges
10 the following States: Illinois, ire
organized) Indiana, Wisconsin, Creor-
ganized,) Vermont, South Carolina.
Nebraska. Mississippi, and Kansas /;
while Michigan and Missouri are
ready to be admitted, as well as Ohio,
Tennessee, and Arkansas: Oregon
will not be far behind. In regard 10
the standing Of the States as to work.
ing and paying Grang-s, Iowa takes
the lead-haying SEVEN HUNDRED AND
FIFTY-ForR recorded. South Carolina
stands next, having organized Its
state Grange with .ixty-two Sub
Oranges, and has now Oh record one
hundred and two Oranges, aud with
Mississippi, with sixty-ons Oranges,
is the only State where every Grange
reports and pays dues promptly.
Minnesota, though the oldest State
10 our Order, follows in the li-. SOME
OF her Oranges are dormant from good
cause, but through the exertions on the
Present efficient Master Of that State
orsnge they are rviving. We now
have sub-Granges organized ia TWEEN.
ty-two States, and three have been -.
tablished In Canada. The total INNS.
Der Of Oranges 10 1893.
The general condition OF the O,aAr
10 more nourishingthan We had reason
to anticipate Ut the commencerne, a.
the year, and its prospects for the "a.
turs ars certainly encouraging.
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je<. - = S,ks \ ]! Spsak
out. nsn has : right poison
th0sir bu breathe, any Re than
the foe! you eat or the alter you
INK. You I'VE righss lAch these
I pbaccS 6loats houid r. bound TO
Respect Wh3 say yq6K
ours saido be hristian ma
ton. ~ minigters e there&are
signs Of the millennium near at hand,
and vet we spend annually on intoxi-
eating drinks, 100000, 900; on law
vers, $50, 1000, 900; on criminals, S40.-
600. 900, and on clergvmen, $4,000
900; so says sOur Home Monthly
The latter sum would Be none too
large if the men upon whom it is be-
slowed we're men Of unyielding chris
tan integrity, men with moral
backbone, not fearful Of losing place
or position.
The use Of tobacco lays the founda-
ton for much Of this ruinons waste
ofmeans. BY corrupting the physical
and moral characters ofparents. which
is entailed to greater or less extent
upon the children, and manilests itself
in an unnatural feeling Of want. or n
other words, in the want Of q normal
natural feeling, which is sought to be
filled by many at an early age in var
ious sinful indulgencies. Do not be
too hasty my friends in concluding
that these are merely garbled words
gotten up to create a sensation. For
difference sake, to show our aversion
to other peoples views or practices,
merely. We are in earnest. This
is growing evil. Il is web to give
the devil his due, but really, those
who desire to worship at this idola-
trous alter should not make our pro-
vision stores their temples, or our
postoffice hell of place. Speak
out We pious tobacco topers. What
say you? MIcRoNIus.
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| heard some one remark last weel
| that the "back Of the winter wa
broken" If this is 80 l think VI
can try to get along without any
more broken backed winter weather
Two snow storms, . rain storm. and
the mercury down to 14o below
zero, all last week.
Heacock & Burden have miller
that promises satisfaction.
Our Temperance Society and Lit
erary Society are now deciding i'm
pcrtant questions at the rate Of about
two week. Let the rest Of the
world rest easy. BY spring we shall
have all momentous questions forever
set at rest. There is no appeal from
our decisions. All. it is decided is
more beautiful than nature. Will
this discourage nature think you?
When our new great third party is
fully organized le, ali others stand
rom under.
There seems 10 he some trouble
With our mails vet. no mail from the
lorth half the time. Our mail mes
enger seems unfortunate. he is
showed in" abou, two-thirds Of the
inc.
Sleighing capital.
Jan. Goth, 1873.
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S0TT1Ness FROM CLARENCE.

Several cases of scarlet fever in
town.
Mr.. L. V. Wear had tho misfortune
to fall on the ice last week Wednes-
day evening, breaking his shoulder.
Mr.. Jerry Hart has sold his interest
in the drug business to his old partner,
Mr.. Geo. Smith, who viii continue
the business at the old stand.
Well, we are to have q newspaper
after all. Messrs. Ward & Wooster
gave US fresh copy Of the Clarence
Ne,es on Friday last, and it is to run
along Just as though it never had
been laid up 10 rest two or three
/ months.
] We are not exactly sure that oul
paper is as steadfast and unmovablt
as the everlasting hills, but we thinl
the chances better for success, and tn,
surroundings ,note favorable thai
ever before. The gentlemen VIII
have the paper in charge are boil
practical printers. and can run til,
machine themselves.
The Methodist church in Clarenc,
had benefit last Sunday, in tn
shape Of $1,000, donated by the PEG
pie Of this vicinity. That the churcl
was in debt that amount was sur
prise TO many Of its friends, as it wa
! announced when dedicated four wear
ago, that enough was subscribed I,
. cover the Indebtedness, which wa
: about $4,000. drawing ten per cent
: interest. Many of the subscription,
4 were not paid tor two or three wears
y and many were not paid at all. about
i 81 900 that proved unavailable. Sc
taking poor subscriptions and interes,
on the church debt amounted to abou,
1850, the balance was for church
furniture, fence. &c.
,, To Rev. b. l.. Miller belongs the
credit chiefly for the successful man.
ner in which the money was raised.
We see evidences on the stree:
every day or two in the shape Of in
toxlcated men that our whiskey sell
ers are "up and doing" plying their
honorable calling with most COM
mendable fidelity. We long for the
time to come when few cents prof,
will not be a sufficient inducement for
a man TO sell TO his neighbor tina.
which robs him Of his character as
well as money, and take the bread
from starving family.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-23

The extra Session Of the General
Assembly. commenced on the 18th,
plunges vigorously into the main bust
cess as the meeting-iie revision OF
the code. Beside this it has found
time to attend to some necessary out
side matters, such AZ the Rankin defal-
cation, but as yet it does not appear
that the doors are to be opened to gen.
eral legislation, though 1t is by no
means impossible.
A real intention TO retrench has al
ready manifested itself in various
ways. Of which the repeal Of the news
paper publication law. the reduction
Of its own expenses. the dividing by
two the yearly appropriation to the
State Agricultural Society, and the
adjustment Of the Board Of Immigra-
ton, are examples. A move to insti
tute . strict inquiry into the expenses
OF. and expenditures on account Of, tn
various State Institutions has ais
teen made. and 10 Q good one.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-23

The Gold Weather in KansAs-Sui
1bsing enA Loaesf1 iSy
-pe~lsst d. e. nd: i g.

NJ sdzo,- The eopht cold
/ w.,..Irr has b. Avery severe on out
hnF.jo hunters, The southwestern
counties Of this State swarm witr
countless herds OF buffaloes, and our
people go there more or less, at oil
seasons 10 hunt; but especially in the
fall or early winter they 60 there to
lay in their winters supply Of meat.
Il was estimated that at the COM
mencement of the recent cold wealth
en- there were two thousand men on
the buffalo grounds. The cold wealth
er came on quite suddenly and with
great severity. The thermometer
went down 10 Is dogs. below zero,
and the wind blew gale. An ex-
panse of prairie some sixty miles in
width. without timber or settlement,
living between the buffalo grounds and
the settlements on the Arkansas, it
was fearful risk for the hunters to
return home And vet many, running
short of provisions and horse feed.
were compelled to do SO.
One OF my neighbors returned yes
eterday from Wichita, aud reports
that three dead bodies were brought
in, and another with arms and legs
frozen stiff. 1t is said to be known
that over forty have been ffozen to
death; and AS the hunters were scat
tered over a great extent Of country.
It is thought that two hundred may
have persisted. | think, however,
that most OF those who were frozen
have been found. Men did not perish
while in camp in the timber, but in
the effort to come home; and as there
are only two bridges across the Ar
kansas in this State-one At Wichita,
and the other at Hutchinson, in Reno
Co., / think most Of the dead bodies
would be found along the roads lead
ing to those points.
J. Brady Wright. my youngest son.
is out hunting. We hope he'is safe, |
Is he went prepared to spend the
winter, hut we are anxious to hear.
J. B. WRIGHT.
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Buffalo suffered from unique and
alarming calamity recently. The cur.
rent OF Niagara River was turned
backward into Lake Erie BY violent
eastsr'y wind, and the pipes which
supplied water from the river to the
city were left high and dry. Thl. de.
Prived the manufactures. the water
works, and the railroads of their water
Tor whole day tthe 27,h) and left the
city helpless In the event Of fire.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-23

INSTEAD Of this" Gays valuable
exchange In speaking Of the Soldiers
land bounty bill now before the Sen
ate, Congress had far better give a
money bounty Of S25 to every soldier,
sum equal to what most would re-
ceive were this bill on the statute book,
aud thus save the land and check the
hiiarity OF the army of sharks now
cracking their jaws 10 anticipation Of
the fst FEAST" Aud this we verify be-
lievs to b true.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-23

IMPORTANT NoTICE.-A meeting OF
ali the Subordinate Oranges Of the
county will be held at Upton on tn.
9Th day OF February next, at 10 o'clock
a. NJ. As business of great import
anee will come before the Council, it
is hoped that all the Oranges may ne
represented, Business will begin AZ
10! A. NJ. JOSEPH WEAVER
Chm Tx. Committees.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-23

None of the results Of the Credit
MobiIier Investigations SO much cons
cern and interest Iowa--eo sad
y disappoint aud disgrace Iowa,
re = 039hl sv -as the
recsit ds1slops tents oppnscting witt
the mate the name % - OF ou4
Zine bod red public met, the Hot
orable 81 Afor James Harlan. Ahlisos
and Wilson quickly replied TO the
Implication Of their completely, with
,pecific statements Of fact which re-
main undisputed and which ieavs
them unsmlrched. The sworn 'ss'
uony Of Ames aud Durant shows tn"'
Harlan received, 1t his own persistent
request. two checks Of dve Thousand
doi,ays esch with sss understanding
that Il wss to ~ used TO secure has.
Harian's, edsctioa as Senator In 1867.
To this Harlan answers through his
ovs PAPER, the Chronic,e. that he did
seccivs the money, but that 1t was
,nly for ordinary election expenses,
and that II was nobody's business any
way. We are afraih the good people
Of Iowa will hardly see II In that light.
There are no legitimate expenses Of
any amount connected with the choice
of q Senator by the General Assembly
no mass meetings, barbecnes.
speeches and demonstrations, as In a
popular election--and until much bet !
ter accounted for than so far, that slO,- |
900 will have to be left with the Hon |
orable Senator As having been received
and used Is corruption fund.
AZ an amusing local incident to this |
we noticed that the Cedar /
Post, under the adnonitions Of its
God. father, the Clinton Herald. re-
Gently made an avowal of its sorrow
It having given currency year ago to
iyerse to Harlan's integ-
rity. 1t now believes, 1t said, that
hese stories were all malicious lies
hus succeeding in indorsing the gen.
ieman whom year ago II opposed
with whatever Of ability snd fideli-
y(:)" just In time to get the benefit Of I
his the most damaging development
'ver made regarding 80 prominent al
owa politician.
|
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-23

The special Session Of the ASS emily
has In Its consideration Of the code 81
ready repealed the .prorisions for the
publication of the laws in newspapers.
We have no complaint to make on
our own part Of this action; but II
does seem that with the grinding out
biennially such grist Of new statutes
40 has been the custom In lows, there
should also be provided some cheap
and certain method Of Informing the
public TO what they are being made
amenable. However it has always
seemed to Us that the old plan Of max g
full publication In two papers In every
county costs an amount altogether too
great for the value received, and il
the people at large prefer no publica-
ton at all, Amen, say we.
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To whom 3, May Concern.

You are hereby notiffcd that, on file III
day Of January. ls7l. an the office ol the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court ~ Cedar county
Iowa, there WAS 0rened and publicly ers4d
an Instrument purpbrting to be the last II / ii
ana testament Of Charles Fopg, late OF said
county. deceased; and you are further mott
Hed the first day Of the next term OF said
ttourt. commen cling IN tire third Monday III
re brnary, 1913. has been sci Ms the day for
fhe hhai hearing and proof Of said win a 4
which time all persons Interested may an
pear and show cause WHY The same shenI III
not be admitted tn prssbate.
ta.IuL W. II. VANNEsS, Clerk.
W0Lr, ASnr & YATES, At'ys ma
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-23

M..J. b. Havlsy hss already ap-
reared besors tbSC Committee Of Com
merce 10 advocacy Of his bill for .
commgolon to collect statistics and
rspSst on the prprriety OF regulating
the rates OF fare aud freights on rail-
roads. The committee have four siif
ferent bills on this subject now before
them.