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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-01

n. g. \. ClarlScp !, as5lcsitsril q
ito, u The Asgsst<y, p1blishes in thu
paper a interesting letter about ~
recent tripn through The ,SoutHetn
6taseA He tzAvcled, With : oOas-
punion, l; so mile4 and wss absent
81 days. Tosal cost ofthe trip for
ths two, e568.l5, or abou, GAS >
dav, Amer aliuding to the dssnla,icr
following the var, resulting IN the
destruction Of property, labor and en-.
terprise, and the consequent discour
Agement, the writer sorpisins Of N
Seuth that its people almost univer.
sally desire Northern capital snd en-
tefprisc to develop and redeem the
country. vet they do not 20 conduct
themselves % 10 give assurance 81 the
safety Of capital, which 10 timld o.
troubles and revolutions. Mr.. Y.
TINS closes.
So long ~ Northern man raises
cotton or sugar, builds railroads, OF
furnishes banking capital. he 10 oil
right, butif his fellow-ci,izens pre-
fer him for Governor or Congress, he
10 renegade, m interloper, = carpet
Dagger, or one of Grants minions.
This 10 unwise and unfair towards
those who 20 there.
We have seen much OF tho South.
For / winter tour, or for spending
the cold season, it il delightful For
. permanent home it has no attrac-
tions for US. The citizens are social
and courteous, and We formed many
precious acquaintances. Our visit
has been pleasant and agreeable, and
well repays the time and cost. 1t
is period in our lives 10 be rsmem-
bered with satisfaction. But We have
no desire to sever our associations
with the energy, life and activity Of
the Northwest, nor exchange our
home in Iowa for any one of the
orange groves, cotton fields or sugar
plantations in the sunny South. We
returned better contented with the
home Of our adoption.
Let the Southerners enjoy their
climate, and boast of the rich products
of their soil; We envy them not.
Though icy chains environ eur soil
for long season, and the cold winds
sweep unfriendly across our prairiss,
still It is the land Of health, energy |
and enterprise, and is good enough
for us. And in the race for wealth |
and population there will never be |
any comparison in the two sections.
The North has that which will ever
give il pre-eminepce over the lassi-
fuds engendered BY the climate Of
the South.
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A Washington special says ther,
is considerable canvassing among
Democratic politicians there a to The
most available candidates for the
Presidency. Gov. Hendricks, Of In.
diana, Is very actively in the geld
He has already engaged an extensiv.
suite Of rooms st prominent hote
for the whole period Of the next Con.
grsss, and evidently intends to b.
gin with the next Congress. Sens.
tor Thurman is also making extensive
arrangements for sesiug people, and
has purchased : large dobule house
in central location, which will b
his political campaign headquarters.
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Original Notice.

Matilda A. Hershfsldt.1 District Court Of
-, uvs;.. Cedar e.. Iowa,
To John Hershfeldt defendant.
fou are hereby noti1ed that there u now
on dle In once of the Clerk OF the District
Court. in and for the county Of CEDAR in the
state Of Iowa. . petition Of Matilda A.
Hershfeldt, plaintiff. claiming ofyou IL
vorce from the bonds OF matrimony hersto-
fore existing between you and the plaintiff.
upon the grounds Of your cruel and tnhu :
man treatment OF the plaintiff and for the
farther cause of your desertiOn Of the plain
tin You will further take notice, that the
dispositions OF witnesses to be used In this
cause will be taken on Saturday the nth
day Of April, A. d. 1875, before r. II. Kirk. q
Notary Public. ct his once In Upton, Cedar
county, Iowa. at 10 o'cl0ek .. m, Of said day.
Now unlese you appear 10 said peeltion
and defend thereto u or before noon q the
second day OF the next term OF said Court, tn
be begun and held at Upton in said county
on the % day Of May, 1875, . default will be
entered against you, and Judgment and de-
cree rendered thereon In accordance with
the prayer of said petition.
uwi BISSELL STARRETT,
Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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The rapidity of the passage of IT,
electric fluid through the wires re
csived . remarkable test recently
A message was sent from Havarc
College to San Francisco and back x
the college by way of Canada in th.
space Of two-thirds of q second. II
order to make this trial it was neces
sarv, of course, to have all Of the diff.
ferent Offices thoroughly prepared 70,
the unusual occurrence. The message
traversed thirteen different lines In
its round abMot journey of nearly
eight thousand miles. The object OF
the experiment was to ascertain ~
exactly % possible the least space Of
time required fer the transmission o.
the huid through long line Of wire.
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The most hesrtrending cass
which las occurred iAtsly IN the land
az ebivslry u that Of ! young maj
named Cecil Bell, Of Richmona, Viz
einia, who escorted . mulatto girl T.
the theatre in that city. He GOMEZ
out in Z card and acknowledges hil
great crime, and implores the public
70 forgive him for bic mothers sake,
Who i nearly broken hearted shout
IL. The mulatto girl has not beeu
heard from, but the probability 10
she feels the disgrace - keenly .
any one, and may commit suicide.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

B. II. Wilson, Plaintiff. ! District Court OF
against John Osterleh. &c lar Co.. Iowa.
dese0dant. May Term, t075.
To John Osterloh, defendant:
You are hereby notified that there II on
1le in the once Of the Clerk OF the District
Court. In and for the County Of Cedar. In
plaintiff, claiming Of You the release OF
record Of certain mortgage on the south
west \. section ~. Township 81. Range ,.
west OF she 9TH P. H.. and other land, for
q. q mortgage page So, for the reason
that the same u fully paid,
Now unless yOu appear TO said petition
and defend thereto ut or before noon Of the
second day OF the next term Of said Court,
70 be begun and held et Upton, In said
County, on the Sd day of May 1875, . default
will be catered against you. and judgment
rendered thereon In accordance with the
prayer Of said petition
PIATT 4 CARR,
iwlc Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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xoaice or Reading or win.

Estate Of James LAughrey. deceased. The
State Of Iowa, Cedar County. %:
To whom IL may concern: fou are here
by notified thin on the 18th day Of March,
1875 there was opened and publicly read by
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, In and for
porting 70 be the last will and testament of
James Loughrey late Of said County, de-
ceased and that the second day Of the
August TEN Of said court, commencing ON
has been SET ~ the day for naAl bearing
and proof Of said will. Ut which time all
persons interested may appear and show
cause why the same should not be admitted
VII. VAN NESS. Clerk,
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The New York Graphic says:
"The newspapers are working them
selves into state of excitement over
the rise in the price Of gold. Their
attitude must remind one OF the pre-
cisely similar way in which they
treated the rise in gold in the early
days of the war. It will also be re-
membered that at the time the in.
crease in the gold premiums va,
accompanied by an era Of high price.
and wonderful business activity
May it not be that the rise in golc
now presages a somewha, similar re
vival in business? Real estate hal
certainly improved, the price o
wheat in Chicago has risen, ane
there is = perceptible activity il
business everywhere. Can it be tina
gold has really commanded less thar
its real value, and that its rise vii
bring prosperity with it,"
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II 10 simply absurd to tlak about Z
woman being qualified to ell every
position in life that . man Ellis. Fol-
Instance, what woman could lounes
around the stove in . country no.
esry and he about the number a
ashes she caught last summer.
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At a Cost Of q Cents a Part.
PARTS j, II 4 III ARE JUsT PUBLISHED
THE ART JOURNAL.

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Estate OF james 0ilmsre. deeeased.
The 8tata of Iowa, Cedar county, .:
To whom it nay cOncern:
mort OF Bridget 0ilmore, admintetFltrtx q
aid estate, vas 1led In the C1rcuit Court .
The Febs term. ISIS, and that . ne Aug.
term 81 Id Court, Of sAid eoanty, CON.
mencins ON the third Monday, I'D day Of
Ary,, l07h. has besn 81 - the day for dnel
bearing Ia said case, q which tire al per-
sons interested may appear ana show cause
WV aaid adminiatratrfx shall not b dis
charrod. WN. n. VAN NEoS, Clerk.
Pratt Carr, Att'yA, llw7
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CanyaSScrS Wanted.
THE ALDINE COMPANY,
IS Maiden Lans. Ncis York,
Agent for H.. Ind, Iowa and Wis,
GEORGE DRAM Sr.
As S. Clark ST. Chicago III.
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Fach part xili contain % qBarto pages Including
The elegant r ontispiere, on heavy plate pafser.
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ting of the entire work will os q worthy rcureSsata
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