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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-11

While the Black Hills gold excite.
ment il flaming up to white heat Al
Sioux Cny and Yankton. another
side Of the story Of the s'New Eldor'
aio'' comes up from Cheyenne and
Fort Laramie. AT the former place
three or four men have arrived from
the alleged gold fields, and one Of
them reports that when he left the
expedition in the heart Of the hills
(about February lst)it was vel sup
pied with provisions, and the men
were ..rocking out gold at the rate
az three ounces (about sis) per day.
At Fort Laramie two other reprcsen-
tatives of the expedition have report
ed within two or three DAYS. saying
that when they left, two weeks since,
the twenty one men, one woman and
bow were bordering on starvation,
having little provisions, and game be-
ing difficult to find. They also state
that the whole party would start
home as soon as the members dared
TO trust themselves to the weather.
These things being officially reported
to General Ord, at Omaha, he has or
dered a detachment of troops from
Fort Laramie to rescue the expedi-
ton. Another train of reckless ad-
yenturers has started from Iankton,
D. T., and others are preparing, which
looks very foolhardy in the face Of
these facts now made known in re-
gard to the fate Of the crowd from
Sioux City. 1t has looked strangely
all along that so many Of the these
Black Hills invaders were continually
struggling homeward, when their
companions were left, as reported,
well-fxed, as regards food. and rap
idly growing rich from gold digging.
The arrivals Of Fort Laramie appear
to explain all-the stragglers rislled
their lives for hundreds of miles over
bleak and trackless plains in the dead
OF winter, rather than remain and per,
ish with the whole party at the foot
Of Harney's Peak.
We must confess that we have hit
tie faith in this Black Hills gold bust.
ness. The whole thing has the APP
pearance of huge fraud. ehseagf
Journal.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-11

The QUEEN OF ALL SEWING MACHINES.
In speaking of the merits Of the
Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine, It Is
sufficient for Us to say that we think
the invention of this machine marks one
of the most important eras IN the histo-
~ of this country; and when We consid.
er the influence 1t has upon the social
well being of the masses, 1t is ditticul, To
conceive of an invention OF more i'm
portance. 1t has beautiful, noiseless
movement; II makes the genuine "Lock.
Stitch" alike on both sides, aud does to
perfection all kinds of plain sewing; il
needs no commendation; its rapid sales,
the increasing demand, and the many
aattering testimonials from those who
have used it, is sufficient proof of its
merits. The want Of q sewing machine
10 deeply felt in every household, aud a.
the wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine, IN
account OF its extreme simplicity and less
cost of manufacture, is sold at much
lower price than sll other first ,clsss ma
chimes, it Is meeting with the extensive
patronage that 1t so justly deserves.
Machines will be delivered at any
Railroad Station in this county, free of
transportation charges, IL ordered
through the Company's Branch House
at 1877 State street, Chicago, Illinois.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular free on application
This Company want few more coed
agent
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4 nintto "yox,..


Mr.. Ea;for.-I see in your last is
sue an inquiry in regard to certain
expenditures Of public money for the
year 1874. In reply | would say
that am unable to comprehend why
the inquirer should conceal himself
behind an assumed name. He is lie.
gally entitled to the explanation
asked for. and if he will reveal him
self either publicly or privately, i
would afford me much pleasure to
make the desired explanation. The
public records are open TO inspection
at any aud al times.
March 9th, 1875.
MoREAu CARROLL, Co. Auditor.
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FROM LaNNTOvyNsHIP.

School report of District number 2
for school month ending February 10th
1875: Whole number enrolled during
month, 35; average daily attendance,a5
The names OF those who have lost nc
time are Adna Andre, VIM. Kate and
Daniel Downing. Twenty.one were per
feet each day.
The cold weather and sickness have
diminished the average attendance con
siderably.
We received a visit from our friend
Joseph Downing, on the 18th inst, who
addressed the school on the subject o.
modern education, which was highly ap
preciated by both teacher and pupils.
T1rr.MoN Topp, Teacher.
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All who are afflicted with coughs,
colds, asthma, bronchitis, group, whoop
ing cough, or consumption, Will find q
sure cure in Vests Pulmonary Balsam
throat and lang diseases. Its equal has
never yet been discovered as an expee.
torant, relieving and curing all diseases
for which il is recommended. Trial bot
ties 25 and 50 cents. Large bottles,
$l.00, Sold BY all druggists.
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FROM CLARENCE.

The Huston boys and company, were
fined, including costs, ffty-three dollars.
Quite a lesson for the boys, as also for
Justice IIillyer, for if he had not gone
to bed SO early he would not have been
compelled to get up and have his house
turned into court room at II o'clock
at night
John Pike has laid down the hammer
and gone to putting on style IN Gro
Gerry Store.
Misses Duncan and Ferguson mi!!in,
cry ard dressmaking establishment will
be removed ia a short time to the com
modious and well located building, own
ed by DIR. Coates, next door 70 Geo. +.
Smiths drug store
The musical convention ended last
Monday evening, with a grand concert
which was favored with full house
and which to make long story short
was a grand success. We will see now
with the lift our musical talent hav.
receiyed-if there is ambition enough
among them 10 organize an ASSOCIATION
| Prof. Leslie has agreed tn visit then
once a year, provided they raise the re
quired amount.
A couple Of notes If two hundred and
fifty dollars each, rurporting TO hav'
been signed by VIM Dallas, of Red Oak
were sold to Messrs Bent Il Cottrell, h,
young man by the name of Maynard
who Immediately packed up his trap
and started west" On presenting tn
notes to NJ. Dallas they were found I,
be forgeries, upon learning the tact, Nj
Cottreli Immediately started after him
| He was fortunate enough to overhaul
him, recover the money and return wit
him in custody tn Clarence on Monday
and the young man is now in Tipto
rejecting on
ways that are dark,
| And tricks that are vain" Phil.
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r. or n.
Proeeeding. or County Council.

L
The County Council of Patrons Of
Husbandry OF Cedar county, Iowa. met
| in adjourned session, in the hall above
the Grange store, on March I'd, 1878.
Called to order by the President at
II o'clock a. m. Minutes read and APP
proved. President appointed G Bottom,
II. w. Bailey and L. L. Sweet, a commit
tee on credentials, who reported the fol.
loving delegates entitled to seats: Mas
sillon Grange, NJ. Dargitz and J. Dem
Ing; Quincy Grange, T. s. Temp,eton
and II. A. Curtis; Oak Hill Grange. J.
H. Dickinson; Western Grange, VIM
Agnew and NJ. Whitman Adjourned to
/ o'clock p. N.
After adjoui nment committee on cred
entails made additional report, viz: :
Union Grsnge,D. T. Hedges and J. Wea
yer; Forest Grange. VIM Kiser and S
Cripliver.
The President appointed the follow
ING standing committees On Credea
tials, Geo. Bolton, II. W. Bailey and I.
L. Sweet Home Manufactures, H. ",
Bailey, J. Fl. Dickinson and w. +. Rick
ard j, Cooperative Stores, L. L. Sweet
Thos. Andre and ]. Weaver; Fire Insur
ance, j. Weaver, ]. L. Hamiel, VIM. HI
ser and d. T. Hedges; Agriculture, ]
Downing, N. Dargitz and s. Criplivc.
Transportation. VIM. NJ. Knott, d. I
Hedges and S. Yule; Finance, G. NJ
Diltz, J. Uhler aud c. Hardman; Reso
lutions, paper, etc. ]. Jennings. M. G
| Whitman and Il. L. Sweet.
The Trustees made three separate re
ports of which the following is the see
ond report, the others being of a con
fidential nature
RESOLVED, That each committee o
other member of tie Order who ma
have any knowledge in their possession
relating to the prices at which farm i'm
plements, OF any kind, can be purchase
from manufacturers, or their agents, al
yantageously to the order, be requisite.
to communicate the same to this Council
in writing, to be filed with the Secretar'
for the use of any member of the Order
Adopted.
The constitution was changed so a
to make the regular meetings monthly
on the first Saturday of each month i;
stead Of quarterly, as heretofore.
RESOLVED, BY the County Council {
Cedar county, that We approve Of an
sympathize with the efforts Of our Brotl
ers, the Patrons of Muscatne county. {
establish mandatory Of agricul,ur;
implements, and that we recommen
them to the members of the Order in II.
county as ever worthy of their consii u
: alton.
RESOLVED, That We recommend
the Patrons of this county the said P.,
rons' mandatory, AS an enterprise
which they should give aid and encon
agement
RESOLVED, That the Secretary be i
structed to forward copy of the abo,
resolutions to s. Howe. manager of ma
ufactory, Muscatine, Iowa. All of whit
were adopted.
The Secretary was also instruct "A
: send his address to the Lecturer OF 4
{ State Grange, with view to OPEN,
8 and conducting correspondence
Adjourned to meet on the first =
!. uraay IN April. JSo SHUnTZ Sec
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The editor of the Attakapas .senti-
nal, is evidently one of the Southern
Democrats so anxious to be concilia-
ted. He thinks that '.to rid the earth
of such a monster as Pail Sheridan,
would be deed for all the world to
applaud" He further explains:
"Wc don't mean for midnight
masked assassins to murder him, but
for the people Of New Orleans, o.
Louisiana, rising in the majesty OF
their might, to slay him on the streets
as they would a rabid deg, in the
broad open day, with the sunlight OF
Gods heaven shining down upon the
act, and growing brighter in APPROX
A."
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THE BEST
PRAIRIE LANDS
In Iowa and Nebraska,
For sale By the
Darlington l aisoari River esi!rssa C.mpsny,

On ten years credit, al 0 per cent Interest.
Ole million acres III Iowa aud Nabrssks
The finest ronGtrr in the world 70 com Dine
farming aBa stock raising
Products viii pay for land and improve
fnfnts long before the principal becrrn. =
i1e. :
Large discounts FIR cash, within one. Two
and three years. =
The so-o1lled destifutIon IA Nebraska
lands OF the y. 4 n. X. r. 10"
is'for circulars that that will describe
fuily the lands, and the terms or sale, apply
10 or address LAND CON MISSIONER.
burlington, Ia, for Iowa lands or
Lincoln Seb.. for Nebraska Ia d.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-11

Congress has passed and the Pres
ident has signed the bill admitting
the territory Of Colorado as Il State
Colorado is a territory Of exceptional
wealth, social culture and materis
progress. She abounds in natGra
resources, and has now within hcr
borders the energy and brain to de
yelop them. She has railways, sneI:
ing furnaces, reduction works, manu-
factories, schools, colleges, churches
newspapers, and public libraries, anG
will probably be reliable Repnbli,
can State.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-11

The Gosnernor OF Arkansas. ey.
dentlT feeling very glad because Con.
gress refused 10 disturb him in his
official tenure, has issued a proclama-
ton appointing Thursday, March &c
as day. ''of thanksgiving for the
many blessing which have been show,
cred upon the State during the past
twelve months
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-11
a dlninfstraiOr's Notice.

Public notice Is hereby given that the IN :
dersigned has this day Essn appointed and
com missioned by ths Circuit Court OF Osdar
county. In the state of Iowa, Administrator
OF the estate Of d. r. Clark deceased: AMI Ali
persons having claims against said estate
ere hereby notified 10 nle them with the
GEEK ~ said Court. clearly stated and duly
sworn 70, ana witIia legal time, prspara.
tory TO their being allowed or proved ana
persons owing SAID estate are requested to
make Immediate payment to tie under
signed, and avoid costs
Dated At Upton. Iowa, this 2ith day of
February A. d 1875.
awa L. l.. SWEET. Adninistrator.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-11

The political status Of Mcssrs
Christiancy, OF Michigan, Cameron
Of Wisconsin, and Paddock, of Ne
braska-new United States Senators
was definitely demonstrated Satur
day, all those gentlemen being il
attendance at a caucus of the Repub
lican Senators. This settles that lit
lie matter of doubt.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-11

The facts in connection with the
soldiers equalization bounty bill are
as follows: Both Houses passed the
bill, but they disagreed on some
amendments. A Conference commit
tee was appointed. The conference
receded from its disagreement to the
Senate amendments. There was not
time for another vote upon the bill
in the Senate. The parliamentarians
in Congress agreed with the friends
Of the bill in holding that no further
action on the part of the Senate was
needed. Speaker Blaine signed the
bill on that view, and he is certainly
good authority; Vice President Viii
son also signed it. General Logan
used all possible diligence to get the
bin before the President prior to the
hour OF dissolution. No deception
was praeticed. The President with
hold his signature in the exercise Of
his veto power. He believes that the
treasury is not in condition now to
disburse from thirty TO fifty millions
III back pay.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-11

THE GREAT AMERICAN CoNsuMP-
TON REMEDY.-Dr. VIM. Halls Ba-
sam for the lungs cures the worst cases
Of coughs, colds and all the diseases Of
the lungs, throat ana chest. Fol
whooping cough aud Group ii j. Ger.
tain specific. The most obstinate eases
surely yield To Hairs Balsam, when
used perseveringiy Stands AZ the head
of all cough preparations. Sold every
where. John F. Henry turran x Go.
proprietors, { x sGoileap Place \ Y,
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There are said to be three political
parties in the United States Senate
as At present eonstituted--the Repub
licans, the Democrats, and Andy
johnson.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-11

The announcement ,ha: Judge
Wright positively declines re- election
to the u. S. Senate occasions general
surprise in this State. The Des
Moines Register says it has for some,
time been the personal wish of Judge
Wright to retire from active political
tifa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-11

The New Hampshire State and
Congressional election took place on
Tuesday, and was decided Repub-
lican victory, redeeming the State
from Democratic rule.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-11

Estate Of John BoYdstnn, deceased
The stale OF Iowa. Cs,ItF cugnty. se
70 whoni II Easy GsnIefI--i ou tlp hereby
notified that on The 9TH Gay u March 1915
there was opened and publicly reaa by the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court, in aud for said
county, an instrument ~ writing uurpart-
ing to be the last will and teStarn III OF John
boydston, late OF said county deceased: ard
that the first day Of the Angus term of sa III
court, commencing ON the fourth Monday
I'D day Of 4 ugnst, 1865, has been set as The
day for hnal hearing and proof of saia vii
Al Wslch time ALI persons Interested NAV
appear and show cause wh. the same
should not be admitted 10 probate
HOWE w III. VAN NI&SS Clerk
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Read the advertisement of DR.. Me-
Alice the celebrated specialist, III this
paper, who offer- 10 pay one huuAted
dollars forfeit for ans ease b. under
takfs aud does not cure. Sm3l
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Geo. p. Rowell & Go.
Il Park Row NY.
Farm for Sale.

vii sell my farm miles southeast of
l1aton, said farm IL well fenced and an
proven, On u y good house, harm. gTsnary
and other out-bui iaiugs +: some fruit tress
and small fruit. viii also sell 10y, acres
OF good timber land oRly2 miles from the
farm.
3wfpd PETER SHEETS
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and three per cent. per month there

alter.
Lands are advertised for taxes for
four weeks previous to the day
OF sale, and are offered for sale on
the first Monday in October. To re-
deem the land sold, the owner has to
pay a penalty Of 20 per cent. on
amount of taxes, interest and costs,
and 10 per cent. per annum on the
amount thus formed, and same penal
ty and interest on all subsequent tax
es paid by purchaser. fnot redeem
ed within three years from date of
sale, the purchaser receives deed
therefor. No action for the recovery
Of said property shall lie, unless
brought within FIVE years from date
of sale.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-11

Persons requiring pnrgatives or pills
should be careful what they buy. Some
pills not only cause gripping pains, but
leave the bowels in q torpid, costiyt
state. Parsons Purgative Pills will re
lieve the bowels and cleanse the blood
without injury to the system.
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2Iep advertisements.

e-rhe choicest in the world. I'M
Nporters' riee>-Largest company
s-sE@ in America staple articles -
please everybody trade continually In
cfeasi ng-A gents wantltd evsryw here--best
| Induce waste time-stnd toT
circular to ROBERT WILLS. ~ NerseT 81.
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According to the revenue law Q

this STATE, taxes are due in Novem-
Der Of each year. and become delin-
quen,. ii not paid on the first day OF
February following, when they are
subject to the following penalties
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-11

1t is rare thing that physicians give
any countenance to a medicine, the
manufacturer of which is secret.
About the only exception we know of is
Johnson's Auodyne Liniment This, we
use it in their practice with great sue
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The County Council. Of Patrons OF
Husbsndry of Cedar county, will hold
regular meetings In Upton, on the ,rst
Saturday of each month
r. JoHN SHuLTz. tSec'y,
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SDnn amGush 10 Agents everywhere
s-tU Address EXCELSIOR MFG Co.,
Portland. Nc.
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- KS. CIV YNE IS,
aud 81 other popular and ftsh.uast,lS fan.
I HES of the day "'h
among them are aE.laais that arc and
have been notnl prize W u Il ers i, hi. hard
~ ~ wen ~ ~ the Euted herds of Illinois.
10 this herd e
Iowa Ere sders aud farmers have never be-
loas neen ohered as good an opportunity to
secure valuable stock as this
Excursion rates are granted by the H.. q
~. q NJ. Raiiroad. and all part les buying
stocR VIII he entitled 10 n Tree pass home
on ths u. & T.. Railroad, West Liberty being
Al the crossing Of these two Leading line.
TERMS or SAIE,-six months credit
without interest. fpaid when due. If MI
paid mt maturity, 10 per cent will lie eIarg
tor CASH "
y. w. Jacobs,
Col. w. Judy, Anciionse err
NoTE-tatalogue ready about Fab. 18th.
Milton Briggs. of Kellogg, Iowa, viii sell
on on tne day FOLLOWING, about 10 head or
short-horps and 100 Berkshire swine. avt
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e. A WEEK to Agents 10 sell ar arti-
" - Gle salesi bic ~ -four Profits I'm nense
Package free. Address BUCK EYE MFG
tp Marion Ohio
, 1875-10-22

In an editorial article ropuhlisl,e.l this
morning from the London Tine. attention is
directed to whit the " TAuntlerer regards
rs memorable date in tho chapter of
history which chronicles the conlnests
ot tho Papacy in the Now World-'lseaning
tho H0th of September, the dny OIL which
Cardinal McCLosKEr at Romo was invested
with his title in the Sacred College, anh
President GnAsr at Dos Moincs ma'io his
memorable speech on the subject Of Church
md State in American politics. Tho 1'mt*
attaches wcighty importance to tho words
spoken by tho President to the old soldiers
Of the Army of the Tennessee, as showing
the determination Of tho dominant power in
the United States to cr7,ah ont the Roman
policy in demanding eopssate recognition in
tho systems Of taxation mud the appropriation
Of the public funds,