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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-04-05
SHERIFF SALE.

~ virtue Of . special execution to ma Al.
rscted, issued from the once OF tic Cls,I VI -
we Circuit Court in aud for the COUNTY NJ
T"rsa, ana state Of Iowa, In favor Of ]. T.
, uun,,,ner. ana against David C. Frisbee and
wins A. Cornelius, / have levied mon tsa
. .O;S property as the property of tbs
sa1d y; ID. Hisbsra, to wit: '"e
m. ne nar ss.s half % Of the north half q, Of
~ ny nortG west quarter fix) and lot No on ~
~, all In section No. thirteen na - ~ one
~ mp NO. eighty $50 n,rth of range No. f"nr
~ ives, OF the nth p. NJ, eontain,ny ' .aa.
S.y acres more or less and situated IN o..
And shail offer the same Tor -. :,
court House door. In the town Of TIA, she
Ana tia county, on Friday the 18th dsy =;
APsh A. D. 1877, 1t one O'Clock P %
thai thai uay, 20 satisfy said executions and coat.
Dated this 9th day Of March A n 1877,
aw,o A. b. MAYNARD
OWE Sheriff Of Cedar county low.
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The extra session OF Congress will
commence on Monday, the 4th of
June at noon, and it is expected that
1t will terminate its labors before In
dependence Day. There has been
quite number of these extra sessions
in years past, of the following dura-
ton: March 4 to Sept. %, 1899; May
Is to July 10. 1897; May % to June Is.
1909; May "a to Aug. -, 1913; Sept.
to Oct. II, 1887; May 81 to Sept. -
1881, Aug. q to Aug 80, 1856; July 4
to July II, 1861, and number Of
other adjournment summer session
during the War and Andy Johnson's
misrule.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-04-05

A case was decided in Independence
recently that is of interest TO the own
ers of buildings occupied for the pur-
pose of keepinga saloon, a. it shows
to what an extent they are liable for
the damage consequent upon the sale
Of liquor. A farmer who lived u few
miles from the town, frequently visit
ed the town and got drunk every time
he did. On the last occasion of his
drunkenness, about a year ago, he was
arrested by the Marshal and put in
the calaboose. While still under the
influence Of liquor he set fire to his
bed, and before assistance come he
smothered. Suit was brought against
a number of saloon keepers who sold
him liquor. The owners of the build
ings in which some Of the saloons
were kept were made co-defendants
Judgment WAS rendered against all
jointly, on the ground that the proper.
ty owners know that an illegal trafic
was carried On on the premises.
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We las, week left the rival Govern

We las, week LEFT the rival Govern
orr Hampton aud Chamberlain, on
their way to Washington to confer
with President Hayes. They came,
they saw. heard and were heard, ana
II Is unnecessary to say they didn !
both conquer. Hampton went through
his own state like braggart, proclaim
ms 70 crowds at every depot what ne
would and would not do, and what the
Government must do. But arriving
=, Washington and under the mentor
.,in OF Gen. Gordon, he early disavow
"a these asinine performances and SAID
the reporters had misstated him. Then
came the interviews. Hampton prom
i.ed everything that was fair ana
Hayes agreed to withdraw the troops
from the State House. But Secretary
Schurz put on his specs, and mildly
requested Governor Hampton 70 sign
!, document involving the verbal
pledges already made-.just to pre-
vent any future misunderstanding
YOU know Thercupon he immediate
ly mounted his ear and dignity ana
would sign nothing. Then the order
10 withdraw troops was ordered mol
sent. Then followed more interview,
after which the great South Carolin-
ian permitted himself to 80 on record
In a letter to the President embouying
the required pledges of legal and
peaceful measures and security 10 all.
Chamberlain also talked to the
President. and established at least the
equity of his claim. But without the
.eldiers he can do nothing; and as a
withdrawal, under proper guarantees,
Of all Federal interference il The fea-
ture of the new plan for Southern sal
walton, Of course coincidence was the
b.st that could be offered him. twas
not very graciously received; and he
proposes, in stepping down and out,
I, address the facts to his fellow coun-
trymen and leave his wrongs, and
the wrongs of those whom he repre-
sents, with them.
But the absolute order to withdraw
the soldiers of the U. 5. from the State |
House at Columbia, :. C., has been
issued; and will, in due course DE
acted upon next Tuesday, 10th inst.
This was III. condition upon which, |
in the opinion of Hampton and his
supporters, depended the future peace
and prosperity Of the State. 1t has
been fulfilled; and now We shall see
what we shall see. We have at all
events long used other tactics with the
worst possible results, AID are there
fore glad to see trial of this new and
opposite plan. But we sincerely wish
the beneficiary by such trial could
have been SOME one less insolent and
more deserving than Hampton-a
genuine exponent of the South Caro-
lima fire-eaters who have always been
. tester in this body polite.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, ApriI 3th ls1.
Original Notice.
VIM H. Tuthill District Court OF &c.
vs.. dar County, iowa,
Abraham X. Hall ! Nay Term ls11

VIM II. Tuthill District Court OF &c.
vs.. dar County, iowa,
Abraham r. Hall May Term, 1877.
To Abraham X. Hall, Defendant:
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file in the Office Of the Clerk of the Dis
triet Court, in and for the County OF Cedar.
In the state OF Iowa, a petition OF william
II. Tuthill, Plaintiff setting forth that on he
Bird day of June 1858 he recovered a iudg
ment in said District Court against you for
the sum of S4l7 Sc and that said Judgment
has not been paid nor any part thereof,
and still remains unsatisied, and asking
that you be required to appear and show
cause why said judgment shall not be reyiy
ed and made etfectual at law, so that execu
tion may issue thereon.
Now unless you appear to said petition
and defend thereto at or before noon Of the
second day of the next term OF said Court
10 be begun and held Of Upton in said
County, on the seventh day OF May 1871, a
default will be entered against you, and
Judgment rendered thereon in accordance
with the prayer Of said petition.
VIM II. TUTHILL.
4wl4 Attorney for Plaintiff
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President Hayes has just developed
new phase of his celebrated South,
ern policy" which adds honor to his
Administration. +. G. Humphreys,
who was the agent of the Southern
Express Company at Pensacola, Fla.
was turned out of his position fol
being a Republican Elector in that
state, and now the President has de-
cided to make him Collector Of Gus
toms at that port.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-04-05

In the secret language ofthetramps
the letter III on the gate-post means
that the residents will give the caller
handful of grub; $50 that he will
get seat at the table; rs. NJ" that he
will get square. meal, and &c. b."
that he will get the grand bounce"
Now that the secret is out, let every
HORSEPOWER HE himself to his gate.
post and dig in letters deep and that
cannot be misunderstood the mystic
sign &c. b." Here, at last, is the
complete solution ofthe tramp prob
lem.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-04-05

One Porter recently outwitted wiz
ard in Dover, Delaware. With his
trousers tucked in his boots, he went
upon the platform and asked the
Straightforward man for his watch,
proposing to show him trick worth
two ofhis own. Receiving the watch
he tucked it into the waistband of his
trousers, and then told the wizard
that he could not find it, and the
watch, fine gold one, was not found,
though the amateur performer was
stripped within Ave minutes. The
regular performer was so mad at being
beaten at his own game that he had
his competitor arrested and bound
over for trial In the sum of three
hundred dollars.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-04-05

Great indignation is manifested by
the Republicans in Colorado on ac-
count of the action of the Democratic
Clerk of the United States House OF
Representatives, in placing Mr.. Pat
terson's name on the roll instead of
Judge Belford's, who holds the certifi-
cate, and of whose election there is re-
ally no doubt whatever.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-04-05

The Republicans are sweeping the
board in the Western Municipal elee-
tons. Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland,
Toledo and Denver, all elected Repub-
lican .tickets on Tuesday. . .....
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Adm;HistrRtOr's Notice

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed has this day been appointed by the
Circuit Court Of Cedar county, Iowa, Ad
ministrator ofths estate of Elizabeth l. Ball
deceased; and all persons having CLAIMS
against said estate are notified TO file them
with the Clerk OF said court, clearly stated
and duly sworn to, and persons owing said
estate are notified to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned
Dated at Upton, Iowa, this Pad day Of
April, A. ID. 1871.
2w1i g. X HAGERTY, Admir-.
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Rev. Graves and Prof. Leland will
commence their work of pulling
down the strongholds of Satan in De-
Witt on Friday, April 18th. Their
recent meetings in Sioux City result
ing in two hundred conversions.
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NOTICE.
U. s. lNTERNAL.REvENUE
SPECIAL TAKE s
May 1. 1879. TO April -. 1878.

ne Revised Statutes of the Unlted States,
Sectbuns S3se, :s2rsT. S.ssS. aud 933o, require
every person engaged in any business, svo-
CATION, or employment which renders him
liable to SPECIAL TAX, To PROCURE
IND Place cONSPICf0ESLf IN HIS
ESTABLISHMENT OR PLACE or
BUSINESS STAMP denoting the pay
ment of said SPECIAL TAX for the spec
ial Tax Year beginning May /. 1871, before
commencing or continuing business after
April 80, 1877.
A return, as prescribed on Form IL, is al.
so required by law of every person liable 20
Sne.i,l Tax as above,
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Original Notice.
"m' u. rnthill, District Court Of
George =. Carmichael Nav To, o' , ,ows'

-. Cedar Co. Iows
george :. Carmichael. May Term. ls;T
10 george 8. Carmichael, defendant. '
lou are hereby notified that the,. i.
tr ~ ne ~ me ONCE OF the Clerk Of the nv.
.nS S' a court, 10 and Tor the county Of Ceds :
r 1na state OF lows, a petition OF WIN ~
', PiaiGllh, claiming the title ana
owhersh,l 10 Zee simple of the north~.st
sssar.er OF the northwest quarter Of sect,nn,
ssen1y nine GU, In township eig htv one ON
npr.n o. range four a. west Of ths s.h
"a, sitnated Ia said county ana cont.;a,..
lofty acres more or less. Nv xtrtns :,
safe OF the same nj rn,.Mo
I'M the on on t1e sixth day Of November 1871 Sor
. .ns asnnqnent taxes OF the year $50 ana .
- nseyahce of the same by he Tressrr.r
!. ala county In conformity v;th ~,
.. 70 said plaintiff as III: rn,ch.s.s
shar Ana you are hereby reauired ~.
s snow csuse why any and all claim ~ f,,is
.atslest or possession that Won NAV h.s.'.,
sna 70 said Premises, shall NOT he -. "s,t y,
Law and equity. 'eeiosea ooth IN
.n 49, S unless You appear to said nct,t,on
49,. ss'sno thereto at or before noon ~ ~.
= nu aAy OF the next term Of ssId .o,.-s
:. y oegun and held at Upton In ALA 900.
~ n, on the It'll day Of MAY, is17 S. cC..
I'll % entered against Won. .n1 s
nsas taereon In accordance viz - 49,.
o. Of said petition. sA sos pray
Al, WIN. X. TUTHlLI..
Atty for Pl'4,
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

~ ID lst ri c [
Nathan Busby, LouI., Ie-
Goe. M. Busby, MAJ MAJ .o,, Ia
John Gillespie and Nay ierh'
Walter s. Childs, Deft's. 100
To the above named defendants:
You are hereby notified that there IL
now on file In the clerks Office of the
District Court, in and for said county.
the petition of the plaintiff, Henry
Meute, in which he states that he il
the owner In fee simple Of the north
half Of the northwest quarter of sec. .
tp, 81 mr. W 5th p. m. and praying
that the title thereto be quoted in him,
and that you be barred ard forever es-
topped from having or claiming any
right or title thereto adverse to the
plaintiff.
Now unless You appear thereto and
defend before noon of the second day
of the May term, A. u. 1877, default
will be entered against you, and a de-
cree entered thereon as pray ed.
PIATT d CARR,
li-+w Attorneys for pl'f.
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Thestory Of Boss Tweed's escape is
now told III the papers. 1t would
make good dime novel. - ...
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JAMES T Lane was re appointed
United States Attorney for Iowa
excellent civil service.
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Dissolution Notice.
The law 6rm Of Cloud A 49,. !.
withdrsvi " n n. consent, .. Q Uaeud
Avis D. G. CLOUD,
H.. rHATH
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mnn Can't be made by every agent everv
month " the business ws f0rush hui
= v.Mse willing 10 work can easily esrs :
XOOO nos~s DOLLAR day right Ia Their avn
her. i,ocAntieA. Have NO room 10 erpista
IA 49, business pleasant and honorable wa-~..
ni.s boy BOY, AND xrls do well ~ men. We VII ~
IM,y on conpl.to Outfit free. The bssins.. NJ.
q 60 man thing else. We win bsaP ernSrss
sa, .a, ~ Particulars nee. Write and ~ =
a.h N :, snd mechanics, their sons and 1a.~Sss..
n.ss Ssits 70 - and learn ali about the vo,s y
Augusta. Maine. ~ AAub q c..
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THE rilES Ey8ElfEb WITHIN faI PReilSlsAS II
fHEl,V sealE eIVfEp ARE fHE relieving, viz

| THE rilES ENBEAfEb WITHIN fHI PRellSlsNS II
| fHEllx sBslg etofEs ARE fHf feLLsvlAG. viz
Rsctificrs ....................... K1UOo
/ Dealers retail liquor. x3W
/ Dealers, wholesale liquor ......... l0uW
/ Dealers in m alt liquors, Wholesale. 500
/ Dealers in malt liquors, retail. 1000
I Dealers in leaf tobacco ............. 800
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco 5000
Aud on sales OF over $1,000, fifty
cents for every dollar In excess
of 81, 900
Dealers In manufactured tobacco. 500
Manufacturers of stills. 5000
And for each still manufactured 20 %
And for each worm manufactur-
ed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G.oO
Manufacturers of tobacco 1000
Manufacturers OF cigars. IO.UU
Peddiels of tobacco, first class tmore
than two horses or other ami
maisl .................-...- J1u
Fedders of tobacco, second class
two horses or other snimalsD.. 800
Pedders of tobacco, third GLADSTONE
horse o. other animal ......... 1870
Peaders OF tobacco, fourth cias ton
foot or public conveyance1...... 1000
Brewers of less than 500 barrels 49,. 5000
Brewers Of 300 barrels or more &C.,. tou0
ANY person so liable, who shall fail to
comply with the foregoing requirements
VIII be subject TO severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any OF the
Special Taxes named above must apply to
$, s. FARwELI, Coileeto Of Internal kev~n.
ne al Davenport and pay for and procure
the Special Tax stamp or Stamps they
need, prior to May |, 1877, and WITHOUT
FUR rHER NOTICE.
Special Tax Stamps will be transmitted
by mail only on receipt from the person
or firm ordering the same of specific di
reciions so to do, together with the neces-
sars postage stamps or the amount requir
ed to Ply postage. The postage on one
stamp is three cents, two lamps six cents
II il is desired that they my be transmit
ted by registered mail, ten cents additional
should accompany the application.
GREEN B. RAuM,
Comr of Intl Rev.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL RKyENug,
Washington, ID. c., Jan. II, It'll. 4wl2
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SOl THERN CALIFORNIA LAMPS One
- q tue bafst ranches In the state semi tr0p
caI fruits Containing $500 acres, located in san
hernarulno Conhty, adjoining the town OF san
Beruardino and distant tour miles from he Sauth
ern Pacific Railway. The soil Is rich. light Ion .
easily worked and very fertile, procuring rns
crops OF grains. vegetables and fruits of every va
ilety, Water in abundance for Irrigation; ciimaIs
unsurpassed 1ttle, U. =. Patent. viii be sold n
a"hoie Tor sih1Wp, a cash balances In thee equal
snInal payment. with per cent. per annam
ror hrtiisr ptrti ulars adir.s. WI II MARTIN
1ehL Agt Iatifornia Immigrant Uaian 5 Marx "a
ASCfs, Los Angeles. Iii, "
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Encouragement FOR the re..,..

% MIX Sd Rpi Or 2, scroll With mann, IN
s.S sadr"'' s'ENuE0 & co, MASSAGE.
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80 To Sln per day At home. san,,..
Portland, Maine. ~ Co.,
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Day. HOW TO MAKEIr Aomethin.
Nss ana sbesSie. Adirvsst,OE YoN4E
cp., 9Th = wslnat s.... 81 Louis. No
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Age. No Shuttle.
no Bobbin, no re-
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Uses theCommer.
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lmakes the " Lock
Stitch. "the"Chain
Stitch. = and the
Ornamental "ca-
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|G &!-Adjststing
/ Tension. Libef-
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good and relia-.
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When the goose chewed tobacco and the du
drank wine.
For Kansas and Colorado

take the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad, extending from Kansas City and
Atchison, on the Missouri river, via
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through to the Rocky Mountains, with
Pullman Sleeping Cars attached. For
maps, circulars and detailed information
send to T. J. ANDERSON,
Gen. Pass Agent.
Topeka, Kan.
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THE SUBSCRIBER Is MANUFACTURER AND
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Asthma Relief, which Is undoubtedly the best
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} DIR. WHITTIER,
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DANIEL LAWRENCE q SONS.
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Where do you wander,
Up stairs and down stairs
And in NV IadyfS chamber


This goose. however, was no goose, but
a gander, and did not belong to the pro-
paganda society, or else he would not have
Topped around SO, giving rise to SANDER
and suits fo- divorce
1t is not known that Mother Goose, who
has pleased us all so many times and made
little geese of US, was the maternal relative
OF the original goose. think, however,
that she was. Rome was saved by goose,
perhaps by more than one goose, and It's
to be hoped the same fate may be in store
for Jersey-and here is the point in the
article. A goose is supposed TO be saucy,
and apple sauce is always associated with
tender idea of him. Strange to say, how
ever, what is sauce for the goose is sauce
for the gaDder. This is not SO with any
other member of society. Mark the differ
ence between the sa1ce of pretty girl
and the sauce of churlish man. A saucy
woman is thought the sweetest of her sex,
but saucy man is merely disagreeable
cuss. The word goose is not of an I'M
pleasant sound when heard from any lips,
but when one hears it from the mouth
"muslcs loved abode of ones best be-
loved, it's mighty sweet. You put your
arms around her tiny waist, YOU look fond
~ into her eye or eyes, as the case may be.
You murmur. "Oh chow biissful this mt
ment" She whispers, Don't be goose. "
Then she rests her head upon your manly
chest as if 'twere pillow of feathers
plucked from live goose. Then there is
a sound. Then she is goose and you are
| another.
When a man is posted, knows thing or
two, votes the right ticket, they say he is
Sound on the goose" IF he be down at
the heel, out of credit, cash and friends. it
is said his goose is cooked" If, however.
he has plenty of money, if be has yacht
and a fourth hand, they say, his goose
hangs high" ] have shown you that a
man may not like to be called goose. So
a goose may act as man. For the poet
says:
| Once upon q time,
| When the goose chewed tobacco and the duck
| drank wine.
A goose is fond of grass and babies legs
and is a good liver-at least he of Stras-
burg is.
Many a man makes goose of himself
just for a pate do foie gras
No matter what goose may be, all
have to say is. if one roosts or sings on my
cellar door. or feroclous one makes q
face at me I'll pound him certain.
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DR.. JAMES.

pies On the face lost manhood positively be Ladies
wanting the most delicate attention, ca Pleasant
heme for patiens A book for miiOn-Marnge Guide
which tells all about these ssase marry why
not 10 ceets TO pay postage Dr. James has y and
pariors. You one but the Doctor Once 70
Pm.; Sunday 10 IL. DIR. James 80 years Of age.