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The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

1t must be conceded by all candid
persons that the policy now entered
upon by the Administration has, al
least, this merit: il places the leader
of political sentimentand action in the
Southern States squarely upon theil
good behavior, Oh the basis of their
own reiterated promises. On this
point the Chicago Tribune, of the 2lst
inst, well says:
If the new departure in the South
shall result as President Hayes and
his friends hope and expect, the en-
tire country will approve it. But if,
when left to themselves, the native
whites of Louisiana and South Carroll
ma tolerate the spirit Of "bulldozing, -
discriminate against the blacks in
their laws, permit the organization OF
armed bands of desperadoes, neglect
to punish the assaiiants of negroes,
encourage or wink at intimidation in
elections, or in any way refuse to rec
Ognize the full equality of the blacks
i'm political sense and their right oi
protection, the first to turn against the
fSOulll Will bt illoSI NtlN ptoplt VIII
have favored the new departure, and
there will be ''solid North" to pro-
test against the breach of faith. The
expectation Is that the race-color line
shall be obliterated from Southern pol
itics, and that both negroes and immi-
grants shall be fully protected in their
business, life, and political affiliations.
If there shall be failure to realize
this expectation, the Southern people
cannot shift the responsibility upon
anybody else, and the General Govern
ment, under q demand of all the men
Republicans aud Denlocrats-who
sustained the war for the preservation
Of the Union and the emancipation of
the slaves, will be justified in restor-
ing to measures Of coercion for the
purpose of guaranteeing to the blacks
the results which were sought for and
achieved ut the cost of SO many thou
eands OF lives. We all want peace, but
II must be peace In good faith that
will guarantee equal rights - Ill
Uaon.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

The latest chemical is to fell trees bs
electricity. The two ends of the COP
per wires of galvanic battery are con-
nected with a platinum wire which o'
course, instantly becomes redhot, and
while so is gently see-sawed across the
trunk of the tree TO be felled, until II
burns it. way through. Its calculated
that tree which would require two
hours hard chopping to bring down,
can be cut through by this process In
fifteen minutes.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26
Original Notice.
WIN II Tuthill District Court of G.

WIN II Tuthill District Court of Ce.
vs.. dar County, iowa,
Abraham r Hall May Term, 1871
To Abraham X. Hail, Defendant:
Aou are here.y notified that there is now
on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court, in and for the County OF Cedar.
in the state OF Iowa, a petition OF William
II. Tuthill, Plaintiff setting forth that on the
Bird day Of June 1863 he recovered a judy-
ment in said District Court against you for
the sum OF S3l1 30 and that said Judgment
has not been paid nor anv pat thereof,
and still remains unsatishcd, and asking
that YOU be required to appear and show
cause why said Judgment shall not be reviv.
ed and made etfectual at law so that execu
ton 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
to be begun and held at Upton In said
County, on the seventh day Of May 1877, 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
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

The so-called Tweed confession"
proves to be an abstract of facts and
evidence which he would produce up
on con iition of personal indemnity.
The originals of.nearly all his papers
prove to be pigeon-holed i'm the private
desk of no less n parsonage than sam
my Tilden-and seem very lik ely to
stay there except rs Sammy happens
to wish to use one of them now and
then to squelch some political oppo-
nent. Even the so-called confession
was given by Democratic officials to
Democratic newspapers, and there is
thought to have been garbled with a
view to its influence on legislation
pending at Albany. What is not pos
sible to Democratic politics in New
York /?
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

The contest for the l. lui>iana Sen
natorship il the next thing Of general
interest in that state There Is q
Democratic majority Of nine on joint
ballot, but the number Of Democratic
candidates, each conf lent Of success,
is a disturbing element in the situa-
tion, and the result j. quite likely TO
be governed more or less by financial
cou.iderations In this view of the
ease Warmoth should be formidable
candidate, hi, Operations in Louisi-
ana bonds having increased his
bank account to an extent estimate,
at something like s9noi1.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

The burden of the news from East.
ern Europe is decidedly warlike, al
though active hostilities have not com,
menced, and are not likely to be till
after Monday next, at the shortest.
The Rotmanian army is to be mobliz-
ed at once, for the purpose of main
tanning that State in position of lie
fensive neutrality. Roumania will
probably be the theater of the fir.,
conflicts of the opposing armies, her
northeastern border being the river
Perth, adjoining Russia. and her
southern the Danube, the northern
frontier of Turkey. A fleet of eight
Turkish iron-clads are guarding the
mouths of the Danube Both side.
are energetically preparing for til.
fray, which promises TO be fearfully
bloody one.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

When young man from Harvard Is
asked III he will always love her thus,
he does not answer, will duck
swimar Science has taken the place
of poetry, and he replies, "Wili evola-
ton from the unconditional working
protoplasm by abcretion and absor-
ton produce the organic eell?' Then
he languidly inquiries ifthere are any
cold beans about the house. e.-Normieh
Bulletin.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

The sewing machine combination
has large representation at Washing
ton, preparing for an onslaught on
Congress as soon as it shall be in ses-
sion. The purpose Is TO get an eNten-
sion of the patent feed motion which
is used by the Wheeler X Wilson and
several ether popular machines. This
patent expires on May 5, and, unless
il j. renewed by action of Congress ,tht
combination will be broken down, and
the prices of sewing machines viii
drop to such "A point "a competition
shall dictate.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

Four of the Powers who subscribed
to the protocol have defined, in semi
official manner, the position they will
maintain in the event of war between
Russia and Turkey. Briefly, England
will remain neutral, but will be pre-
pared to protect English interests;
France, ditto; Italy will preserve
independence and the neutral char
"acter of her policy" while Austria
who perhaps has more at stake than
any of the other -ignatory Powers,
reserves TO herself absolute liberty OF
action, maintaining the while an arm
ell neutrality. 1t is stated that if the
insurrectionary element in Servia
becomes violent, Austria will at once
throw an armed force across the Dam
ube, in which case she will most like
ly be drawn into the conflict. From
the very nature of the situation, il
will be matter of great difficulty,
both for Austria and England, to keel
from being entangled in the coming
sanguinary strife.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

War has actually been declared by
Russia, the Car having promulgated
his manifest to that effect on Tuesday
and given the order for the army to
cross the Turkish frontier. In fact
the Russian army has been put in mo.
ton, and detachment has already
entered Roumania, mare hing toward
the Danube. No opposition was made
To the progress of the Russian troops by
Roumania, that Government declar-
ing that 1t yielded to force, and direct
Ing its troops to retire in order 10
avoid conflict.
The Gar attributes to the naughty
obstinacy Of the Porte the necessity
which has arisen for active hostilities,
and trusts to his army the vindication
Of the Muscoyite honor.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

Apropo- Of the Eastern war the
Chicago Tribttne says
There are several very good reasons
why the Chicago Times should favor
the Turks. In the first plrce they are
incorrigisle liars; second, they never
made promise they did not break:
third, they are butchers: fourth, they
are Asiatic barhariaus ruling over en-.
shaved Christians, and are aliens in
Europe; fifth, they are enemies OF
civilization; sixth, they have made
40 progress in literature. culture, the
arts. or the industries, but are to-day
the same as when they crossed the
Bosphorus 400 years ago; seventh
they have never made reform in
their Government and never can:
eighth, their Government has
been a reign of absolute brute force;
ninth, they are cruel, brutal, and
faithless. These nine reasons are suffi-
cieut to account for the course of the
Chicago Times.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

Wade Hampton is now demanding
that the Republican State ofiieres,
whose election was conceded by every
body, shall turn their offices over to
Democrats. Ii they do not surrender,
he proposes TO dispossess them Of their
places, without appealing tothe courts.
Yesterday morning he had the doors
of their offices sealed up. This is the
way ..the chivalrous Southerner' Is
keeping his pledges SO solemnly given
and so implicitly accepted 10y Presi-
dent Haye>.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26
OUR TERMS.
AdmInislratOr's A Notice.

Notice Is hereby giien that the uudersign
ed has this day been appointed by the Cir
cult Court of Cedar county iowa, Admi il
tratrix OF the estate Of solomon Maurer, de
ceased; and all persons having claim,
against said estate are hereby notified I,
hle them with the Clerk of said Court, clear
ly stated and duly sworn to, and person.
owing SAID estate are notified To make i'm
mediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated at Upton, Iowa, This 18th day ol
April, A. ID 1877. SARAH T.. MAURER.
10 ~ Administrative
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26
SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of special execution TO me al.
rscted, issued from the Office OF the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court In and for the county of
Cedar and State OF Iowa, In favor OF ]. T.
Turner, and against David @. Frisbee and
willis A. Cornelius, have levied upon The
following property as the property OF the
said 0. D. Hibbard, to wit:
AND snail offer the same for sale At the
Court House door. 10 the town of TiDtor
IN said county, on Friday the 18th dsy 81
April A. D. 1877, st one O'Clock p. II. Of
said day, TO satisfy said execution and costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 9th day o. March A, D. 1871.
4. J. MAYNARD,
swA Sheriff es Csdsr county, levs.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

Ten millions more of the old q per
cent. United States bonds are called in
to be replaced by the new 4 per cents.
Nearly half of the entire loan has now
been taken, and the remainder is GO
ing as speedily as the bonds can be
printed in the department. Every
million of the new loan thus placed
represents an annual saving TO the
government of SIS, 900 in interest. The
disposing of the entire loan will re-
duce the yearly expenditures 81 800,
900.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

A Boston baby Of four years recently
shot and killed playmate ofsix with
= revolver. An exchange thinks this
could have happened no where but in
R0Sfon
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26
Adnlinislr traitors NOliec.

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed has this day been appointed by the
tor of the estate OF John p. Wright de-
ceased, and all persons having claim,
against said estate are hereby notified 10
hle them with the Clerk OF said Court
clearly stated and dnly sworn TO, and per
cons ow ing said estate are notified to m.ke
immediate payment t. the undersigned
Dated ut Upton, Iowa, this 10th day OF
March, A. ID. 1877.
JOHN n NEIMAN, CO. WRIGHT
ii Attorney. Executor
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

The exports of the United States for
the eight months ending February3s,
1877, were as follows: Domestic, S43s,
49,, 40; foreign, SIS, ,i03. Total,
S463, 73l. .523. Imports during the same
period, $500, ,575, ,o3l. Excess exports,
Sl53, l55, 4a2. These figures are based
on specie values, and are furnished by
the Government Bureau of Statistics
at Washington.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26
gggEggg 8 . q z

~ Sms nss,s M ork.n1 Clasa We are now pTspai.
20 70 uThisb All classes with constant emp,oyment
st home, the whole ofthe time OF Tor their spare
moments EusiI +ss new light and profitable Per-
Sons of FL if sex easily from 10 cents TO o per
evening, d proportional sum by devoting
.nsr sn VINO VINO , me to the business. Boys and girls
this notice my send their address and test the
sas'nessw oa ~. ke this pA,aleied o+r: TO such
pay for the r'ubls OF writing Full partIcnian.
samp,s ~ s wossn @ .yssal dollars 70 consmsnce work
largest and he publications. al sent free b, mail.
neeaer. y YOU want permanent, profitable work,
sdoress SGoRek sTJNsOA 4 Co.. Portland. Maine
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

Our Government has ordered an
armed steamer to proceed to Constants
nople. leaving Norfalk this week, te
be under the direction Of the Ameri.
can Minister during the difficulties
between Russia and Turkey.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

One of the best men, as well as most
capable executive officers in Iowa, Is
Ei Wright ,ex-Secretary of state. The
Republicans might go farther and
fare much worse, in seeking candi-
date for Governor, than to take him.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26
Exeelltnrss Nne5en

Notice is hereby given thst the nndersicu.
ed has this day been appointed by the Cir.
cult Court of Cedar county. Iowa, Executor
Of the estate OF John WorIey, deceased
and all persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to file them with
Clerk of said Court, clearly stated and duly
sworn TO, and persons owing said estate
are notified To make immediate payment TO
the undersigned.
Dated at Upton, Iowa, this l4th day OF
April, A. ID. 1877. WIN. y. WORLEY,
lG 2w Eyecutor
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

The soldiers in New Orleans moved
TO their barracks at noon Tuesday.
Everything was quiet.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

Read the advertisement Of Dr.. Nc
Alice the celebrated specialist, In this
paper, Who offers 70 pay one hundred
dollars forfeit for any case hs under.
takss and does not "ss~. am1I
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

AT latest adyices, but seven kepnb-
lican members were absent from the
Nichols Legislature.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

Mr.. Blaine denounces the San Fran
cisco story 'sthe invention of lunatic
or an IDIOT
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

The Louisiana Commission arrived
in Washington Tuesday morning, and
at once reported to the President
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

Congress will meet on the ith OF
June and about that time look out ior
music in the air.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

Now turn your carpets the other side
up. Not that it makes any particular
difference, but the women folks have
got 10 have little fun.-FHfon Tunes.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

Gold has been advancing, standing
Tuesday noon at l07s.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26
SPARKS WIND MILL,

IT now leads all the rest-no pulleys,
chalns or ropes; most simple, durable,
economical and perfect in regula
tion. Warranted In every respect to
compete with any other first class mill
Manufactured and sold by Sparks Il Co. ,
Upton, Iowa; who also keep In stock w. o.
Barksr's rubber bucket chain pump, which
has no equal. Repairing Of other mills
done on reasonable terms. Factory south.
east Court House Square.
emlS aPARYa = 90
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

Should any further reference or informa
tion be desired, address e. 81 |. Weatherby,
Publishers TaJ Register, Old Burlington St
London.
TERM
To insure, s4O for thoroughbred mares,
sioo To be paid Feb. lst. 1873. All acci.
dents at owners risk
JAMES GREIG
CLARENCE. April 18th 1s11 LIZ I'm
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26
WIND MILLS,

The cheapest power In the world for
pumping, grinding, &c. Every farmer and
STOCK raiser should have them. Are useful
and needed almost every day in the wear.
requires no help Of men, teams or fuel To
run them; are always ready for use by sim
ply putting In gear. Before you buy, see
the ~
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26
Canadian Stallion,
Y oung Napoleon,

Will standfor mares during the season Of
lsti at the stable OF John safies, Jr in Red
Ook.
YoUSG NAPOLEON is three years ald-a
dark dapple bay h rise of fine style and ac
ton, about fourteen hands high, and weigh
iug l1ao pounds.
TERMS Ten dollars to insure: PAYABLE
February lst, 1878. Great care taken, hut
accidents at owners risk. Mares from q
distance kept reasonably.
l7-3mo JOHN SAFLEY, Jr.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

Russia has declared war against the
Turk.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26
THE
Imported Ciydcsdaic stallion,
GOVERNOR.

VIII stand for mares during the season of
1871, al the stable of James Greig, one mile
north of Clarence.
GOVERNOR Is dappte hrt wn, only -four
years old next June, II hands high, and
weighing about 1880 pounds. He is an un
usually clean limbed animal with really
first class style and action. All who see
the horse admit that he can not be surpass
ed. His Pedigree can be seen at the stable
TERMS:-With Insurance, S2oo0, To be
psid Feb lst SIS.
GREiG & CHISHOLM
Also will stand al same place the pure
bred Clydesdale
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

Also win stand ar same place the pure
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-08
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE No. $50.
Usied states survey Ne. is4.


TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE CARSON
u CITY. Nevada. November ~. isTI.-Notiee
Il hereby given that John X WEIGH. owen
MtCrohtn. fdwArd weleh, John Ryan and J. O.
Dewey, % 20 owners and co claimants, have
lhi. day Jointly male application ior United
md claim known .. the Capital Gold and Silver
Mining Claim No. 2. on the Capital Lode. stu.
ste In Gold Hill Mining District. Storey county.
State Of Nevada, and NOR particularly dc.
scribe ! according TO ofieial nc d notes Of sur.
vey thereof ~ follows. TO vit:
Beginning 81 q poet marked Ma. ]. u. \ Sur.
Wy No. i3i. whence bear the flagstaff on tie
.lts hosting works south 10 degrees wet. dis.
tant about 100 feet. the nor hwes. corr er post
Of the Capital. Y. 4. survey No. loi. north soa
degrees east. distant 200 let. and runhing
thvnte from said Poet No. ], nr-t course. north
N deg,e~s wet 100 feet 10 Post No. ., IN
n,iLe. and whence bears the qusr'er section
corner on the north line OF Section 8. Town.
ship 10 moth. kAnse ~ east. Mount Dlabla
me idisn. nofth 10 degree. east LOIS fest
COZ feet. to P.st No. . thence. third eoupe.
souih ~ d grees sast ITO feet 10 Poet No.
theme. fourth course. south eol d'gi~s west
at 30 ieet north. Ast spmsr post 81 caritAl
nsr post Of Capital w. survey No. iti. 40
feet. to the place OF b.gipnins-t the same being
and contsiling ~ GO i0o scres.
surv,y made 10 ctniorm with the rec'rd u
location. Witnesses to its idcntify btrtwth
presented. Hear ngs expressed frvm trns me-
riiisn. Magnetic variation IL degrees " min
utes east.
The improvements consist in two thats and
an excavation for . new shafi. exceeding 500
10 value.
SAID mining cl.lm for Which Us patent II
90 applied for consists oi 800 lipsar feet 10 the
said oapltAi LODE, bearing gold md silver. VI b
and ineludlrg aii the dipr. spur. angles aud
vari lions Their %. With the surface ground a.
above de. erbed. A notice ci this applica ion
for u. o. fatent will be found po.isd ,on,picu.
ously o.. on said mining claim and prrmiscs. 10
VIII. upon . board three aud . s.if fest 10
Iensih, " hich SAID boafd l. Attsehed TO . sfskp
Two feet In length. No,iee OF locati n % ,sid
mining claim Will IL found recorded In Book D
Of Mining Lo' aiioIs, on rage itI. of storsy
County records.
any and all y rrons having or claiming any
Adyerre tight " claim 20 any pofiIUn Of the
said mining prsnises Will. during TIE sikty
days period o publication of ,his . oticr. ris
wi b the Regi-tsr of said ! and ONCE their ID.
verso claim In Writing. stttinR forth clear y tho
nature and eiient 81 sueh adverpe claim With
. disgrsm illustrative thereof. - provided By
Law and the rules aud n regulations II the Gen raj
Lana Once In such cass made and provided. of
be barred by virtue Of TIE provisions OF the
statute.
des esd O. ". HAIRS. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
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