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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-05

The Davenport Gazette very peril
nentiy remarks that in the recent ar
rangement between the Republicans
and nti-Republicans Of the House
Of our General Assembly to affect an
organization, the Republicans gave
the opposition the chairmanship of
every investigating committee which
might be appointed. As cotempo-
rary remarks, this shows that Republi-
cans are sincere in denouncing official
corruption. It is a guarantee against
white washing" The opposition
to the present State administration
win be given the fullest opportunity
to get at all the facts in any case that
may come mp; and in no case, we
venture to say, will the Republican
party b conniving at corruption. I,
is the true reform party Of the State,
and II there 10 corruption in it, none
50 anxious % Republicans TO point
out and punish the guilty ones. Re.
form is no mere profession or theory
with this party, as has been album
dainty proven, and is now forcibly
illustrated by the arrangement above
alluded to, by which the opposition
will have control of all investigating
committees.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-05
RAILROAD ROBBERY
The Iowa Affair Duplicated---Sub-
lime Impotence of the Thieves.

81 IL
a dispatch to the St. Louis Demo
crat dated ON Saturday the 3lst Of
January, gives the following particu-
lars OF . desperate deed, which if not
80 fearfully reckless Of life as in the
ease Of our Iowa railroad robbery, ex-
ceeds that in cool daring, and sublime
impudence:
The st. Louis and Little Rock ex-
press, leaving st. Louis at $50 .. m,
was robbed at Gad's Hill, 1s0 miles
south of st. Louis, on the ST. Louis
and Iron Mountain Railroad, by five
men. The station agen' was arrested
and secured before the train arrived.
When the train approached the sta
ton one Of the robbers signalled them
to stop with red flag. When the
conductor came forward to ascertain
what the signal was Tor, he was stop
ped by one of the robbers, who placed
a pistol at his head, and put him un-
der guard with the balance of the
train men; also, the express messen-
ger and mail agent. The balance of
the parry proceeded t. go through
the train, robbing the express, mail
and passengers. Alter the robbers
got through, they mounted five fine
horses and went south.
The robbers obtained x1,0S0 from
the express, and robbed passengers
and irainmen of money, watches and
jewe!ry amounting to three or four
times that sum.
There is great excitement over the
affair at Gad's Hill, and citizens are
preparing to follow them up. The
robbers were all heavily armed and
large men, none under six feet.
The following note was left on the
train by the robbers:
THE Most Daring on Record.-The
south-bound train on the Iron Noun
tain Railroad was robbed here this
evening by FIVE heavily armed men,
and robbed Of - dollars. The rob-
bers arrived at the station few min
utes before the arrival Of the train,
and arrested the agent and put him
under guard; then threw the train on
the switch. The robbers were all
large men, none of them under six
feet tall. They were all masked, and
started in sostherly direction after
they had robbed the train. They
were all mounted on fine blooded
horses. There is a he'll Of an excite
ment in this part Of the country.
"lSigued) Ira A. MERRILL"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-05

The Dubuque Times, in reviewing
at its close the late contest in the
Iowa House over the speakership,
INDUCES in what it calls "personal
allusion to prominent actors in the
sccns"- beginning as follows:
Through the whole period, early
and late, constant, watchful, and at
tsntivc was Henry Wharton, sr., Of
Cedar county, called Familiarity
Father Wharton. At the great age
Of five find him active and healthy,
with fctensiye memory, quick APP
psehension and possessed Of an un-
swerving integrity. Though anxious
to 30 70 tho extremity Of liberality TO-
tie beligerents, he would not give
up ths right Of the Republicans to
the organization Of the House unless
forced = do 70. His readiness in |
illustratiag the many incidents OF |
his campaign by reference to ancient |
Aatogy were most noticeable and
Interesting feature. We could not |
Ieffaia GEnn the wish that he might
|ive1Ds1nac aaeat in the new Capi- |
u W6n - stea, there like his |
id1tt - : Gtyps,s John Qsiacy
49, no110 sisesA Eof3 honor fos |
Denyyp0Ui1xsas .s taesaiE absn1 WI i
Tro ssoasd nr6a nj ii nes 7ol
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-05
Prospectus for fs74--seyenth Yea
Not for Sale in Book or News stores.

THE ALDINE, while issued with all the regular.
lily, has none o the temporary timely interest
characteristic of ordinary periodicals II Is an ele
CANT miscellany OF pure light and graceful Iitern-
tre; and collection Of pictures the rareet speci-
mems Of artistic skill in black and white. Although
each eeding number affords fresh pleasure 10
its friends, the real value and be uty Of THE AL
DINE will he most appreciated after II has been
bound up At the close OF The year. While other
publications may claim superior cheapne4s ss
compared with rivals Of similar class, THE AL
DINE ID unique and or ginai conceptt0n-aione
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES without Compel
tion In price and character. The possesspr OF O
complete volume cannot duplicate the quantity OF
tine paper and engravings In any oteer shape or
number Of yoiunes for ten times its and then
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-05

u A young man in Dubuque who was
married about six months ago WAS re-
Gently finding fault with the prices at
the market. He said he could not
understand how il was, for they used
to figure it out Is he sat with his arm
round her waist on Sunday nights,
md I'll it would cost them to live was
S2.75 per week, and now he spent as
md was hungry hail the time.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-05
ESTATE OF ADDISON rraaorr, Deees..

The state Of Iowa. Cedar county, IS: To
whom IL may concern: You are hereby no.
titled that the final report OF Jesse Pigy0tt,
Administrator OF said estate, ana asking q
be discharged, u now on fils in the Once OF
the Clerk of said court, In and for Cedar
county, and that the first day Of the Febru-
airy term of the Circuit Court OF said county,
Of February, 1874, has been set ~ the day for
final hearing in said case. at which time all
persons interested may appear and show
cause why said Administrator should mot
be discharged. WM. II. vANNESS, Clerk.
WOLF, LANpT a YATES. AtL'ys. 2w6
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-05
ESTATE OF DANIEL. HUTCHINSON. De-

ESTATE OF DANIEI. HUTCHINSON, De-
~ ceased.
The State of Iowa, Cedar county ss: To
whom II may concern: You are. hereby no.
tined that the final report Of Wiilian L.
Doudney, Executor of the last will and tcs-
lament of Daniel Hutchinson. deceased In
now on file in the office OF the Clerk of the
Circuit Court Of State OF Iowa. within and
for Cedar county, showing full settlement
OF said estate, according to said will, and
asking to be discharged ms Executor. and
that the lst day Of the Feb. term Of said
Court commencing on the ID Monday, 10th
day of February. 1874, has been set as the
day for nna, hearing in said case. At which
line all persons interested may appear and
show cause why said Executor should not
be discharged.
WM. II. yANNRSS, Clerk.
EcHr. LASc- 4 xa-ss, Attys. 2ws
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-05
Ths WAaerloo Cosrisr "a

The WA4erloo C0srisr makes
= suggestion that our Legislature ap-
poins . eomDiasi0 Of ssay. 6vo mem-
bers,1o coafes with tho Illinois Rail-
road Cenmissiones, - to the practi.
cal HssG;ags Of the Illinois Railroad
law, and 20 obtain inforaat;on gained
from thsir o~n sxperienoe, SC. To
this The Davenport Gozette adds,
"whalever may bs adopted to secure
the sisws Of those Railroad Commis-
sionsrs, o. other practical information
on thsi.new railrosd lsw' Of Illinois
in it, practical workings and defects,
the inSoma&ion should Be obtained be-
fore car Iowa Legislature seriously
considshs any railroad bill, however
plausihls in base and spirit. We may
learn MORO from the experience Of IL
linoia tAan from tbs original ideas Of
our owaasmbefs Of tho Legislature"
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-05

ESTATE OF GEO. ROME, Deceased
Ia The slate of Iowa, Cedar county. IS: To
whom il may concern: iou are hereby no.
tined that the final report of Wm. Denney,
Administrator of said estate, Geo. Rome. Is
now on file in the Office OF the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court 10 and for Cedar county, Iowa,
and that the February term OF the Circuit
Court OF said county, commencing on the 3d
Monday. l6th day OF February. 1874, has been
set as the day Tor final hearing In said case.
at which time all persons interested may
appear and show cause why said Admins
traitor should not be discharged.
WA. II. VANS ESS, Clerk.
Z Per 4. P. FILMING. Deputy 9ws
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-05
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nENTIST. Will he at the Fleming House.
II in Upton, the First Tuesday after the
Second Monday Of each mouth and Ismaia
two W0eks. =
yilie6 teeth with: gold : specially. All
Ofher work done. Opl-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-05

|a YbSLeaisvills "a NaAhville Rail-
roe6y ID senjuaCtin With she Pullman
RhassssUGf Cs4panN live rscently
leased the Mammoth Cave property,
and win build = branch road from
GlaskUw Junction to ! point near the
cave. Extsnslve Improvements are
aho protested. 8 -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-05

y 4Woodhull is lecturingin lows, and
she has got % she can dodge ! fro
rem pot1to nine times ont Of ten.
e Tke 81. Louis Repu6lscdm makes
The shove very foolish intirnation that
Iowa il freezing and throwing away
vegetables worth 1850 per bushel.-
Not much.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-05
Daycnp0rt Market.
UNDERTAKING I
BY 800 ~
IT. u. BROWN.

Special attention given. FUN line 81
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Ssoaspt Atssasson sivsn VITA Hssfss 1Ssn
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ARR DEPARTMENT.. ia74.

The illustrations OF THE ALPINE have won a
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Europe 1t Is an admitted fact that its wood cuts are
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-05

II Ii case that came before him .
lew days ago, Michigan Judge de-
cided that marriage can be proved
By common reputation. In other
words. if.a couple live together as
man and wife, and assume to be such
IN law holds that they are such
This would Be ! healthy legal princi-
PIE 70 be established throughout the
country.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-05

Il a O0Q0tyUUt1Uli&1 3luGuQu1Gslt - UC
fore tho New Jersey Legislature to
Ahrogstc exemption from taxes in re-
1atioa to al property BY whomsoever
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Premium for 1874.

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II kssls. JAMES SrTTos Il Co.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-05

The Washington Chronicle says
sTwo hundred and forty-six school
houses have been erected in Iowa
during the past year, exclusive Of the
number built TO replace those which
had become unfit for use. A State
shat shown 70 much energy in educa-
tio0ai facilities is building its founda-
ten upon rock 80
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i. Circuit Cosrt : week from next
Monday. 4afta sgfts1f s'8 !,
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!. - 1{z6teSE i0f umfs q Sfafes Sem
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A BsOkUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED
osrtion. 20. No publicity required, No
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-05

lAvA FIELDS WEST OF THE Rocky Noun
TAlNs.-Prof LIE Conte, of the California
State University. considers the Cascade moun-
tain regions one of the most interesting neluS
for geological research on the earth. ln con-
necton with the great overflow of lava which
dcluvcd the territories OF the Northwest 10
past ages, the Professor says: The principal
point of eruption from the great central cald-
ron was at the Cascade mountains, IN Oregan,
which are of themselves one solid mass or lava
From this centre the lava OverHowed great
portion of Oregon, Washington Territory, all OF
Northern California aud vast seclouS ot NcVa-
da, Montana and Idaho. The lava flood COW
cred an area of at least 2OU,OOO square miles,
as tar as explored, and it would probably be
found to extend over a surface OF 5Oo,ooo
square miles, as its limit northward had never
been determined. The depth Of the lava crust
varied from upward of 600 feet In the Gas
cadc aud Blue Mountain region to one aud two
hundred feet and less at remote points 90 the
outer edge of the overflow. Where the tre-
meudous gorge of the Columbia river cut
through the lava bed it had depth OF 5 oOu
tert. The explorations of Professor l., Coote
had determined that the great lava Hood per,
tanned to comparatively recent geological
Period, and he assigns the eruption to the lat
ter part of the mlocene, possibly extending 10
The poSt-tertary. ln the great canon OF the
Columbia river, beneath this immense layer OF
lava he had discovered the petrihed StumpS OF
trees, beds of leaves, and all the evidences OF a
great forest once existing on level correspond
Ing with the present surface of the river
Above this forest came drift period aud 1t
Was buried in heavy layer of conglomerate
before the overflow OF 3 600 feet OF lava
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