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Ciptan Jttertistr.
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either, th« the b.tlom, of lowra Ce«ir«l
Air Line is 11 ery sjuud.or.thet
th« faith in rail raji Is by the people of
Cedar County i* v^ry weak.
It wili t« that the people io the
teir ef Counties just north of os, ere pre
paring t'J baild a Rail Road from Lyons
to Marioa, a distune of fD miles, by
fheir owa ewr:gie* «W UMWt own i
The urd of
!ir,*tor»aw
J.
Ttib", ^id-d to the amount rniawi hj whe
«t"olitt-r flece#. wdleient to imp!«.U' thf
k
o,id t^at W »ut M.tninf into d«Lt
\«ne !*o iar.
Jones and C!uitf»nl
|Kise and iudotnitabU
£)idrLt in Toxt.
^lAMES TliU!l!NGTOH.
HkiP'Jhlltii'i fi'ate TivkuM*
i ur Sti rt'.ary Slat?..
ELIJAH h'ELLS, of Muf.«ciae.
For .la 'ntur of State.
JOHN TATTEE, of Bremer.
Fur Tienurer of S' tte.
M. L. MORRIS, of Polk.
Fvr Jitiorncj GtntraL
SAA1UEL A. RICE, of Mahaska.
U u K DITCH a n n o u n e a o a
K. jiler #i be a curl.dat* for re-elsetion, at
Um Ci mioj! April ble.-t on aud o' iige.
Mi. E..rr.i»: l'tca»e anaounee iLe IMUlie of
Ami J»'.»a *4 a ji i i i\t"
fa
i U'j» a*-
s «rr, JC O utre Xjau/h p. and ub!isr»s
31*:.y li«| ubiieaaa
^uiroa —i'k-a.*: anaiiaace tha nam* of
«»U. tl
SHAW A* tbe i'.-pu!I c*n cuadidite FOT
K.1 u .d t'omm »-lxier, at the at *t April
eli^tioi afjd o%li|gtt uiy itizfrm.
|Cb. rt-.1t:—nea»s amwio* the oaws of
'Vi aa a en date f».- th otfi vf
Juitit-w of the l*:»c". forU a»r« »r r#n»h'p tha
jiril elecuow,
Another Thuadar Gas*
Tha Linn Co. RtgUter of Mtreh 5^h'»
baa put forth another bl^tt of riiodomon
tade an abuse at us, oi wiiiaii it slail
take further notiee than to sjuote some
of these tnwrt sayiags of the Rr&itUr
and give out opinio n te easso of
tfH'tri.
From the ai:irle we katu .at its au
thor is the 'Junior* ®f th? Hfitter, who,
as Wv* tn«im\ted before, ts yau.ij sprig
of a fellow —great iu bis own estimation
and wise as a serpeiH. Having just com
pleted Us tiwo at CtfHege and being a
smart UttU fell «?, he ca ae« i to get
office. N«t receivia^ that dee apprecia
tion of his taleu'-s and a''il»ti?«. which//*
considers lie shoeid receive, ho works
himself into th* cLair of a junior Editor,
and now set* ai -ut duing iw» own train
poting.
T'IH
little follow fiiiiig him-
st If r*e froui the tarnia'.j of bvm* a K.
K., and having the credentials of being
an "old line whig*' H« sets hiiM-»dfup for
A leader in parti*«, and at th* recent
"breaking up a 11 nm^ati^w" e'par
t-s, a »l t'»e i of t•
publican par^y, his quiMentn.
ving rxallMd him hig iei a Se
ry oj a Convention, the »l!ow
quite wriit' a'» »t it, a.it
ire. h«» sets uus as o i
K
wis defea'ed !v
,:only nit'i it w
i p. .laUy owi ni
»lile lit.
Bat thd,f«ct iff, Mr. 8pic*r, yoa *r» ft tnok
sneaky. hyp*critteil Knrw N dlrti* fiun
fccjf i i every »-n«e, and bar atv-: tree to
any part*. although you have ia turn b» lonared
to ivory par'j and picce i party that ha* exis
ted, wince you bad a beard acd a ote to disgtrace
oar common country. The firat and th" ].v«ttim
we ever »uw you. yo.i mace your spei*ch
Rtpuhl.can Cjuvention with your cloak on
I with your hair comb -d down very -leek. a good
deal oi' hotf's lard and colore applied, and
i nice nhit* pock"t handkerchief with which y U
wiped th mo«t hyyo.:rit,eal face we. have seen
ia a long t!m bat reaily. wh'-u you ule all
your A iti Slavery pledges aud renounced all
el«e lor th Bike of mat. and declared yourself
a R«'publ c.in, in onr innoc^n^e we thought you
Miss. SE3A BPJCER, Assistant Editor, wore gTn.,' 11 b' a m\a hereafter. But we ac
i k io*ledg our mlstake.
SATURDAY, APRIL f. 1 -of.. ...... ~.
__1 lir. ^piccr ha* delivered himself of a food
o"
m.in.f fippmtiinpcr.bi'inee*, tr.it nut of a single
/eir I ill Ro «/*.—The following no- f-«l cir. cm«ti-,c•: which ev ndi to cxtri
... I it« him from att -mpt* at p! «ying hot 1 "j
1/
ttca we clip frotn the Lyons .Mirror i »nd ^uppy." lie basnet domed a tact that we
show to our readers on* of two things, Curbed against Inm. We 10* prop»e prove
that Mr Spicer ia either a tool or a kuave, ia a
rary little spu-e, aiid 1«rt- him.
Then the little upatatt goes oa to state
his reasons for the above, which arc, that
we, after being in fttteudaure at the Re
publican Conventioa. oa the 22d Feb.,
and satisfied with the same, went to the
American Convention, on the 5th March
end assisted to make an Electoral ti k-
ct
•al« advocated, and goes on to say
liwI^^Ak'une Ooawuw ImS'i&fuLl
We #re iritormad by gvoUeaea wwl po^toa. i
I
ba
•rcta
feels
in hi.*
ais Ins I'xul
N because
IS not 0:ie,
i- Mt i e vvas
1
i i i Ins
1 St he s- ia o .i
K. N. h-„-,
what ealt'd
siona Lave bc^.i wrouj
utous and cannibaluU ue feuls.vte give the
mjuirt's own v.—r is:
•, t- only
1 i\v to
of mer. opposed to the principles we
ro
llat the prwppc* of ihi. mpauy were sever wbn w -u.d tM of a
rs nej ua..'!i|{. ... th" Democratic Convention on tho «t, January
t-. meet inthii cT,y
Monday n«*t. an I remxin nnt arr%nfm»iU
erully in vie (or nr»lii!K ib^ road -tw«- a Ly
et
csn
n* an I M-non tli.s y»**r. Tu*f ^ounaay 10- clarot i*(fifa«t tb« Adraiu*fa*tioa and Surerj
11
1"*''ext.jn-ioa?
'erid to hav«.- the c*r* runn'ng to Maqnoketn
j« 1.1 of JaiiUHry i»» vt. Lh.nairi JomiMn
U'p to r-iHe in Ci»li, to 1° ex
-ivd dtbin fiirnnur t' tw»H:u Lj onf and )U»j o-
They purpose to complete tins great
enterpriM without the aid of Eastern
•capital. Now it was thought a burden
for Odai Coatdy to supply means to
build th« one third part of the o** third of
fifteen miles of road. It may be our "p
[H'r neighbors Lave Isetter than we,
**:i11 if they hare, w« hope they have the
tftdfui also. Then "^in they ®ay Linn
and Jones «ill furnish 8150,000 in cash
for the i.'ivision fiotn Lyons to Ma^ueke
tn. Now hero is a road far beyoud the
*li:riits of their own County and yet they
are subscribing $
150,000 for an I to a
company whoso existence and life de
pend* who ly upou this aid. Cedar Co.
voted S:K),(KX) to a read within her own
borders, an I raaoy of her citizvns cried
"ruination" even nt this, Now we ask vention, we never have ea
id anything
the peopls of Cedar, what tiiey think of else than that it was a failure, and its
the enterprifw of the people Linn, proceedings nonsense,and that we should
not be bound by i'.s acti?u, auJ all the
They have enter
perseverance, but
notwithstanding, it requires the almighty
dollar in abundance to build raJ ads.
POLITICAL CdLJii:i.
A mKH i'RESS AND FMtKK JM«(XSSU).v!
Fw r«pr*$tmt,thv* in Cmgrt*9, «flk»td
part we took in it was to oppose the nom
inees and fi£ht the Philadelphia plat
form, which, on our motion, was tabled.
If th*t is what the Register has to com
plain of,it may still mutter its complaints
as we shall n furthet explain for its
satisfaction.
We hcp« now that this little fellow,
who has manifested such a "sore head,'*
wilt stop Lis barking at us, at we have
not the time or patience to take further
notice of this insolent upstart.
PolUics.—The Republicans of tkn
Coanty are preparing for the coming
campaign in good earnest, and formr
the County organizations and township
clubs. We are glad see it It is juat
the thing which must be done. The Ad
mi uietralion party are trying to'ridicule
and bluff,* Niggarista, wool, aud such
blatkguard words ai« th full extent of
thetr arguments. It is necessary the
people should be informed of the true is
su«J presented to them, which are free
dom or Slavery, and when that
the victory will be certain.
pas-
it,^»u I how vene-
Ohio American livening Repudiate*
Fillmore and Doanelson.
TLe American State Convent ion of
Ohio, met at Columbus oa the 20th of
March ,with about 150 delegates present.
The following platform was adopted,
on wiuca tho Hamilton dtlegato with
drew:
per
,dor!»sd the Nebraska II and the Ad
ra
iion,
mtt
»h«a went inVo tbe Republi
Convention on tbe 221 February, and d%
Tbia ie what Mr Soic:r tea dole
Now, to answer all of these potent ar
guments, wc will say that the premises
are false. In the first place we did not
vote to endorse Fahoore
and never have said tiiey
vsl—never have even promised, or said
we would or could sun^'3rt them. Then
to answer tflis Viitla man of the Register,
Wf w*'' }ie /,gj—is it good grammer
when we tell you emphatically "that you
tell a willful lie?" Is it understood by
you sow. We do not wish to resort to
the use of such Unguage as the abeve,
but when such a sneaking little lickspittle
•A a toady as the little upstart o' the Rtg
islcr pours down upon us kis violent epi
thets, aud gives, as his reasons therefor,
such malicious lies as the above, it be
comes our duty to tell the little cur that
he is publ shmg gross falsehoods, and
to teil him in such a manner that he may
understand it. As to the Atnencen Con-
met our appro-
WusiiKiSttb* Amrksta Organisation in Ohio
had it* o ki in.atid baa been maintained fur,
jHirp. »e* of reform:
And *herea«. a true regud Jjr the honor ot
the Amenean n»m-', ti»-s ec'irity Am cia
rig^ a:, :h-! pr'«p-.-nty of tLe Am tic vn peo
pie n 4'iirt! a gU'vlta^ munUiiiau.-.. of the gr«*t
p"i ctple o fr.^eit m, upoa wbiou American in
stlt i ar? bawl.
W tUerefire, the l4'fat of tie C^aaciL*
if he American Or.kr in Oijio, in S'a'-e ''o-in
•jil a^em'-l d, fully vppove of th- ac »a of
th*9« l)elejMes from Ouio ia tbe N atonal Ame
rican Cm e.il anl Co.iv a tm recently aivem
bled at Fhi'a Uilp'r.i, ia rttfoai'-g to accept the
pLvtfo.in or 6'jpi or ih n .n nitior.g tt! niiud
re ma.1 •, a'id WE h. reb/ rtpadiat-? th
nom :iati jii«, ami embrace thi* occaaion to retf
firai aubHantidlly the platforua a.k j.U'd by tbe
.St ite C-Hinj!l at i«a wua in Ck-vctaixl ioJan*
la.-?. »af/il
We prelum to th» worl i tha 'l!owi»g pria
ci?!e« of tbe Am .-risnn party of '."bio:
1st. Tbe uu.ifniud i'-' jin of Ueligioa dis
eMin"Cted with poiitioa—li-jstility to Ecclesias
TICAL iaflae-tc»A UP
JU
th affairs ol IV-ram^nt
Kjaal'ty of nghu t.» ad naturilizrl emi
grva aha nr" t1orut^h1^ .jmeri--miz* /.and owa
•iv ti anpor^l »!l"(ftance. ty r-Mi.m ot their re ii.
.-1, g'a-.-r th sa ibit to ib t'o jfUit'iti ,n.
2 I. Wc prop-.*) no pruwjript on ot rth, fcnt
welcome leu a id e ni«raav.« fr .m oth-r Und*
to free participatiuu th' \'jt America
wtZLZTZn ?wSiT1
fr'Ui U tht Bible from tv^rU't by the
Gocernmsnt
•l b. jiiaiety i* local not nKi.'jynn/. We ospoes
0- extension into anj
of ur t«rnljr!ea, and the
1- cet^e'tf its ilittcitl po*f-r, by this a'lra wiioo
any Slave or other.*a-id w- le
(I
JH'- 1 ul 'HI (jetitral vera meet an immediaU
elr- woi tae great wronsr. which have b-eu io
.1 fled upon tin caah!' ol 1 .-oSrl'iio aud tU» A m-r
u ebar.wtv'r
{»y
lhe I' peil of the Mis«..uri
(.'ompruini*-, and the iniioduc'ion of Slavery
:nt.j K aii*In violation -if law. by th« force of
iruif auJ# lilt rimct.oLi of tie eksiive Iran
.'..i
E I O N
6tit, Ia hamble imitation of the wi»i«»na of
Wellington. we oppose all intervention in the
af!a'r« of for"is$n States y«t n all proper oee
gion», we w u not v» :hold our sympathy from
auy -ople aspiring to bj free.
Hili. Wi support American genlns »4 Indite-
The Unto* of theft S taUs thoul/l be made
perpetual by faithful allegtaiM to tlu ConttUu-
Sotings.
Ifhe
people of Atwmosa Toted
in favor of becoming a city by a majority^
of 47. Tiptou voted about that much
against it.
earThe Iav. Garotte of the
28th uk.,
says the ice in the nrer
moves towards departing, and adds, that
before their notice is read it will be out.
Jones Co.—The Judge of Jones Co.
has submitted the question to the people
as to whether Anamosa or Edinburgh
shall be the County seat of that County.
The petition for this purpose was signed
by a majoriiy ot the legal voter*.
fi®~A new paper, called the M&quo
kela Excel*i r, has recently been staste 1
in
N mix-,
^&ce-
p-
P^1'- Wemibmit to tvery wiae mm if tbWis propri«tor. Mr. Moriarty is State pria- for such purposes. I he tormer aau:ad-
alaiuilc^ticaon reconi?—1 a i merit was rei«ctcd by 24 majority# Mod
h^l went into of Iowa, and Ins paper the official pa-
It is S neat creditable sheet, aud
exhibits much ability in its editorial.
Darinf Robbery at Rock Island
^From t!m Oiii Ari^uu of Tu^iiay]
One ot the most dtriug robberies nvir
altenipted was accomplished »tCoo'*
.Sar
gent JiParker's bank '.r.inis city, at noon
yesterday. \V Uil*". ,vlr. Parker, one of the
so
.. nr,rr.»tnr- i" *r Li '.i I meet on May 2d, Ht Cincinnati, i hfve
a&d Doneldson
11
r-
k^P«. w«re
ea e
a
d,»"«r'
.. T^soa left in the bank was Jodn Thor- ,liVnina,-in!
mgton, the cashier, when two persons uo'
tered the bauk, oae of them going up to
the counter where depesstes are made, the
other went around the end of the counter
and calling Mr. T. aside, asked hnn it
he kjtew a person by the name oi Greene.
Mr. T. .n»«PreJ uu. aud iuroujg araimil
.o U» co.uwr to v»,t u,,o? .be olh-
er man was stuck on the head wu.'i a
slung shot, suddenly seized by throat i
with a grasp that he could not, iu his
{stunned condition, shake ofT. The other|
man jumped over the counter and helped
hnnseif to wliat gold he could carry and
clambered back, while his comrade s'lll
held Mr. T. by the throat. They then
departed, probably thinking Mr. Thor
nigtou was dead, as he was black in trie
face and una* le to move
.one saying to the
other, 'don't hury, walk slow.' All this
was thework ofn^t over two minutes time
at br a 1 noon, aud on tho most public
street and block in the city. Wlien*Mr. ieU(,r from
Thoriug'on recovered sufficiently to be
able to crawi tj the door, opened it attrc
ted the attention oi some person, though
unable to speek, aud fell back upm the
tloer. The news flew over the town like
u i!d-fire, and a great crowd of persons
asaembled and sent out parlies in per
suit in every direction.
A reward £500 was offered, half by
the mayor and hah by Mr. Parker, fur
the apprehension of the men. As soon
as Mr. Thorington recovered sufficently crossed the'
A Blow at the Franking Privilege
WASHISOTO*, March 26
SEMITE.
On motion of Mr. Hutler, the Post Of*
flee committee were instruoted to inquire
ttim try attains! th- a.
lv nw policy of foreign nation* I expediency of discounting to *hifi*as
the and facilities to internal and external franking rfivi-' 0|nrnlttce
mai I by the improve® at of fibers and Har',ors.and members 0. Congress the franking m- __
by the improvrui u» »i m.vin —.
the cif coun^t'ti.)^ atstl lieu thereof aiucndiug IIIOUOD
th® Atlantic and the Palific rv«»an', anl uuiting i for |jje payment of packages also au
thft rar:cm «. ct uns of th« U«don. I thorizine the committee, if they see fit, to
rth Th- U*to«ofthc*t
H,e[U
to enablt to speak he described them as I broke up, those in attendance were set
lollovvst One a larga man, with heavy
The struggle with Thorington must
have been a desperate one, aud were it
not for the firm grasp upon his throat he
cotdd have prevented the robbery. Piles
ot Gold, papers, portfolios, aad broken
inkstands, stiewed over the floor attested
the fierceness of the fight. Mr. T. is
severely, though not dangerously injured,
ins throat being badly and hid head con
siderably bruised.
U
sandy whiskers, black overcoat, gold fob-i sev.rnl old and well-known
chain, and wool hat. The other a siiin
man,black hair,no whiskers,black clothes,
biack moleskin hat.
It ii supposed the robbers obtained be
ttveeen 52,0o0 and $4,000, They are
still at large.
The Trumbull and DougUs DehVce
Editorial Corr. spend HCL- jf the N. V. Tn^une
Wasui^gtl."", Mar a 11,1^56.
I did not hear all of Mr- Tiumbull's
spsech in the Senate lo-day, aad conse
queotly, am net quite so enthusiastic in
its praise as %re our friends whodi i hear
it. I can concede that Patrick Henry,
or l'urke, or W el jstcr. may have reach
ed a higher plane of eloquence, yet I feel
their logic. I doubt whether a Report
ever received a more patient, circumstan
tial, conclusive overhauling.
Messrs. Tiumbull and Douglas,though
tbey both belonged to the Democratic
nrtif-.tl'ji.i. aud the privilege of Ao^rican cit {they have never joined the Mutual Ad- Philadelphia to Camden, caught fire 'n
o-. us-iip wat» »uch re*-nct:ou« '.ri!y aiar.: need miration Society, whose members,should
lheyadm,t ont'of
u S Z\r.ZSn,. civil! tei be carc iul to keep out the other. It
or eciiediaHij^^ to which eod t'i" l*»d rfj?ula is protjably'The Babes in the Woods,* of
toig tt*tural a^iun sbf uli be prtpa .y amend wham tbe poet feelingly singeth: «N0 KJn
tion to itll political orgaoitatioas '0Ve
was
A Opp SHOO w nit poi.ttcai orgaoitatioas j".
."ril,r "_j.. ,I t'i
Yew York Market.
Nav Voiut, MarebSl.
1
K
rpguIaMnsr the prji es 0,r
report a
packages and letters members may trans
mit. Tl e cooaideration of the deficien*
cy appropriation bill was assumed.
The deficiency appropriatioa bill was
passed and amended, tvhea the Senate
adjourned,
HO USB.
The house debated the Senate bill, re
moving the restriction ou the Federal
has made two C°ort to confine persons guilty of viola-
tion of laws of the United Stales in pen- i cu Jonathui
itentiaries within the judicial districts in {j^ow^Hham
wbicii they were convicted.
Mr. Humphry Marshall oppc*e4 an
amendment as follows: Where tho use
of the Penitentiary is denied by any
State, it shall be the duty of the Marsal!
to confine the criminal in the nearest
Penitentiary granted for that prpose.
Mr. Barbour proposed as an amend-1 f'alkins James
ment to' tbe above that above proceedings Coilvcr
other tiian the act of the legislature1
¥,l^,
-J" *u
the latter by 10. Adjourned.
Editorial Curre«puQiJcac» of th-' N, V- fribnue.
Senator bauehit o Candidal* for
Pretidrncy.—Wisnu»QT0!*, March 14.
—•The httitude assumed by Sena1or
Douglas, leaves no room tor further
doubt as to bis aspirations for the Presi
dency, subject to the choice of the Demo
cratic National Convention who is to
this from persons who cannot be mista-
ken. There will be no lack of effort to
ehauce
ilioulJ w,, Jjjm M_ aud indu
Border RvtTians in Ohio.—The Iron
ton Register, of Ma c!i 20th, publishes a
Julge Salmon Beckard, of
Quaker Bottom, Lawrence County, in
which is detailed aa ontrage, of very
gross character, upon the citizens of tins
State, by ruffians fr tn over the river.—
I*. e-eins that some of the people ol that
place had held a series of meetings to dis
cuss Slavery, Kansas afTjiis, &c. To
these gatherings the Virginia'chivalry*
took exception, and resolved to put them
down by inob violence. Accordinzly on
of the 11th, the ruffians
river and, as the meeting
tiJe
eveninr
p,)n with clubs, stones and axes, and
persons
shamefully bruised. The purpose of the
miscreants, doubtless, wasto kill some of
the Ohio men to 'teach thein a lesson.'—
After eommitting varions acts of violence
the mob withdrew, daring the Ohio citi
zens to hold another meeting.
This outrage, by Slave nions, upon
the Free Soil of Ohio! What Las it
come to when such ficlence shall be used
upon us? Juijfe Beckard writes: 'Is
O nio a Free. State? Is this a Christian
country? Do we live among a brave
and free people, an 1 yet run such fearful
hazards to exercise the rights ot free
men?'
It has been determined to hold anoth
er meeting oa the evening of Friday, the
2Stb, when there will be something used
to repress violence which the Virginians
may be compelled to respect.
A Pro-Slavery Argument Exposed.
Slavery, we ar« toid, does not demand
any law to support it. All it asks is,
that no law be passed against it. This
is the jundati n on winch rests the "po
pular sovereignty" doctrine of tbe Nt-
sure that few first efforts iu the Senate braska BiiI. 1 lad men rarely ask the
have surpassed this in the alien'ion it assistance of law. The thief who stands
commanded, tiie admiraiidu it elicited, outside of an orchard wail does not de
It was a plain, »traight-for ward, search- niand the aid of law to support his claim
infe:, truth-telhtig, hard-hittiug, review of j'o the fruit within. All lie asks is, the
Senator Doug lav* lute report on the con- r''«»ovai of thi^ wall the r.-peil of the
dition of Kansas, taking up the statement prohibition wnich keeps him aut. Wick
of that document paragraph by paragraph edriess dse$ not need the aid of laws,
pomt by point, and scrutinizing their It enters, unbidden, wherevej no bar
facts, their assumptions, their morality,! Tiers prevent it and then pRsaes laws to
.1 1 ._L. I »!.* ,1 FR\.L IF,* ITA.TR (!/F
"ortify itself against justice aud right.—
There was no law establishing slrtvary in
Texas. Thi
»re was no law establishing
slavery in Louisiana. There was no law
establishing slavery in Mississippi or
party until tr.e Nebraska bill was so I Alabama, in Ken'ucky or Tennessee.
changed as to embody a re[« al of the Ul obtained a footing in those Stalas,
Missouri Restriction on the Extension simply because it was not prohibited by
of Slavery, seem formed for antagonists positive law. Il commenced like the
rather than colleagues. Tbey are phys- Mexican war. Nobody declared it but,
ical and intellectual antipodes. Mr. having commenced, Congress recognized
Trumbull is sail and thin Mr. Douglas! hy the preamble. "Whereas, war ex.
is short an thic's Mr. Trumbull is pale isla, *—Chicago 'Iribune
and nervous Mr. Douglas (usually) ro
bust aud florid: Mr. Trumbitil looks like
a clergyman, jvhile Mr. ugbs is man
ifestly 'one of the b'hoys.' Whoever
sees and marks the contrast between '.hem
will easily crudii the current report that
Boat sunk on the Delawart
Thru Liets Lott.—Nsw
tne
lhe musl
u,,""Je
»i-'a
UIUC"
d,
ist on either s.de but it'might 1ll
«.o:i po*e«l eftImtrtbj of Forciputre, ami to Fur-'v*e\uai trutn and rtinem.e na/e been .. i i
fijr-i Military ompmitt, ntui to nit ati mt,u to 1 said ol the present Senators from Illinois.
hc,,hy w.as
a^ln^
k'.our a .haue firmer with lair demand for
home u*\ bal«- of 1,000 itils at $7,00 '•f f",lJ i .i
for gooJ state (in weatem, $T,,i5'r#7.'S^ for e*- i'pa^'^uger says abeut bJ,another 100
tra. far lo»- medium graces! to 1-5 the Captain's statement is proba
western. tv heal «srmer with bvtUr demand,! 1,1 y tl*C most correct, and will make the
#aIeK or i,(K"'
dcuiailJ''
»i "r
l»«ru tirai
abmle firmer an moderate dtmau
iliita at fo' me
i priaie. renf. i bo-.-* nntl ent
My .111 ,,il l.si.je.^ i»SS frOC
I u Us
red. fttsriiag exebsng* same.
i.OOO basil at fl,H0.+f||,'i.t for Tetinuasce. r.i i i ,,
rai Hve dull at »|,iiK//*i,i2.
iork
a
Good .Were:—M*. THOBIKOTOK,of
Iowa, in pursuance of notice, introduce
a bill to authorize the builiing of^datm
and bridges across Iovva.Celar and VVa
besepiniecm fivers, in the ilale Xotv^i
vliich was read twice and referral to the
on Commerce.
Ll*t vi Uiur«.
Tl EMAINIMI in the Poet Oflho,
It Iowa. Ai.ril l»t 1H5«. and tf pot taken out
v the fir*t of July. 1856, will he *nt to the
Genera! IVst Office as etkr?
A
Austin Harvv
Andrew* 8 A
Allen Willi*
Allen Nathaniel
Alien tbarU«
a
YO»K,
arch 17.-Ab out 8i o'clock on Satur
day nigh, the ferry boot New Jersey,
whii« crossing the Delaware River from
etreani. I here being
grca!icr,1,of float,°f,ce
1,1
,lhe
mer
1,1
'na"*
he vosael, ar.d she was finally
uP°n lh®
bar opposite Arcii street.—
t0
K,v*
l'sl
ol the
and missing,but the following
k'iled
ana missing, but the ioiiovting is coiiiptl-
1 1 acCOUIlls
h»ve reached us.
It accounts for 57 passengers 33 es
caped, 1 dead and missing, supposed to
lie lost. 23. The Cnptain and iwo mates
i say there were from 76 to 100 on board
bly the most correct, end w
Uit ol lhe deaa a
saien (MI very many, no doubl, were ki
*u'' i paddle wheels, having jumped, or^^ been itn*?
wheels, wiuki tbe brat wss in motion.
John'o'i A
Jones
K
Killb-nrn Esekkl 8
Law S^nkh
Lefever Uatid
Linder Johii
Larivay N II
Uramtneir Frederick
Rro*n A Tripp
Knir Adam
Huach 4. Shepfcetd
B'Ipjjrenna!! Louise
II.' II At)rnh:«tn
Ik'l pMnin Elslll
I'Mii-tier
iUiitr I'l iiel
Hecker Ji-lm
Ccrliett 2
(.
Jl.
'aPmii:s
i e u i n o s
should b« constructed into a refusal ol: c0oke« L-win
i Cio-oner Williaa
Oitchlfld v. A*a
Moriarty editor and the State to allow the use of her prisons
Cia'k Lnuron
A]«iMtn
t'lildw-il Divld
Corkii.* Wi!i)Ma
Oilier WiliiaiH
OoMgl,uut M«ry
Dun.-:: JitckWtt
lion (Vjliiiifli
1 ik- Jl itmaS
bble Ia* id
N*ik»n H^tiry
Perry K'ij.v
Patterson David
Peck EJear 4
1
Bite James
Reynolds Ilea
Koti.* Metilda
Ko'ii)ir.!» C-vO
Bimtl Ano
K' s«y Vali-ntlM '*8*1
*y Aim
lt-yr-n'.'.f Jod^ph
Robert* Mr*8
Keed rimuel
Iiicht: llias
kaaiil Lizard
Bing William
s
Smith Loeiea
Stern
Smith Kod^srs
Brait'i ii.ram
Scnoh J-iB'S
Smith Jo'iathaa
Be ran
Scott, A n-nda
r'Bermvi Joha 2
Stnbhi il.iria
Secliii't JuctA
Spabn I)H iel
E
Cm ck ilcmy
Fl'epitrick Riia^t
rrary Cbur'eHi li
FmrtaM Waiter
ninr„ u-
give the nomination and, since his
bold bid for Southern favor, in his Kan
sas Report, he is visited by and has prof
fers o! surport lroni many more Slavery
propagandists t'lan formerly. The can
didates for the Cine nnati nomination are
Pteree, Buchanan and Douglas. The
friends
him to
withdraw, while he can with some grace.
I still think Buchanan has the protabih
i i vrard Jam
ties Etrorvrly in Ins favor, a* tnere is no
iceithood that Pierce will throw
present
ins strength or weakness on to Douglas"
side but if the author of the Nebraska
act should be nominated for President, I
trust Senator Mason, the author of the
Fugitive Slave Law, will be ins Vicc.—
Let us have the whole platform embod
ied in ins ticket. B. e.
(}lam WilPara
M'iiSlaos
Gray W»ry Mr*.
f.r-rn U*ill:*nj
Ce'.ler John
(iordoa Wiiifaa
Oorge (iard
(»i u:e Jeremiafc
(t.l*bena Joha II
(?re»m
(!wa 9
Shaffer W'u I
Stevens Henry
t*'obi Nn'.h«nW
Shaff.r 11
Shaffi llr-arj
btanly Lewis
Bhoet»t»U Fdward
'le patra
trtWady Abraham
Ue'.cWl Beijamin
Grafiort J*eph
1
Tbotna* FT-nry
TriieB G'-orge «V
Thsu.a Marg«ret
Th rp A 2
Triteh Jitima
1 bempSOil D«uWI H.
Toaerv W»ry
Hutchinson ,varah A
llof.kina Elder W
ArtiHl
M'jJTman Joba
Hair
»tt a-in*
li»rdy Daritl
I
Johoron I, aim
John'oa Georjtt
Johnson Laara
Jeff#,. U
Johnsou ili am 2
W Y
Wa*t Eli S
Wtbb hn
Wad- Jaenh
Wfeke'h\n Try
on
Weo! Vf li
Wag er S»r\h A
Wall ha (1
Yues John
KOiJI RT
Tipt n I i
C'cdur
il, A
L'l.S.i, l\ St
i. April l«l
List of Letters
A IXINti in the Pout tMTi
t-inr.t),
1H5 ..
Allta Sarali A.
Orabt» Jaiiii
("ark #,irais
CiM-r s V
uliiw-ll JtiUn
Uaritfson William
lltu iii '.rair ll«
PitipatK.-k Edward
Hall Adi»on
lloake Andrew
tteehi-»t.-r, Arr!? f'
at Roclieater,
wa. oa the liM day of
Mabcn A uju«t aa
-(,'arina l'a3«n
Miner »a»*h
Mixom r.Mrlei H.
Snii-.u a
Wri^t.t !a*ld
While A' uptlaaJ
W»u* ^sr.th
Wliartou Henry
?. Tiyr"-y, r.
Sheriff's Sale.
By v:rtoe of au eiecutioo to me diroct-xl, i»
wed o .t of the offloe of the Di^uict
co irt. i'i aud lor County nf Johnson, an 1 State
of few*, favor of Fintliy A. bark*. ar.d
against Joh i Tivec, I bare levied upon th* 1'ot
i-vlag r-sk! esute, tw at.: T'ie n. ••. 1 4 of e. w.
4 c. 20 t'tWQeliip 60, rmi^e I, Wi^t th' n v.
1 4 of a w. 14 TO, to*vn'.h 81 r»ng(» 1,
wait tb«. «. e. 1 of n. w. 14. tf-t 20. t.»wn»hip
Si. range west, the e. e 1 4 ot e. 1 4. nr^s 17.
towtuthip 81, r.uiKe 1 wen :d tha n. e 1 4 »f
a w. 14. s-jj io, /»n«hip 81. mage I w at, all
of which Han in C^iar att/, va Au ahall
riffer fn* nane at pnoi:c r'utc-y o i St'.nrlay.
May ihe .il. 1851. at the Court bouse door in
Cedar county, between ti^ hojr« of 9 o'clock t.
u^aad 4 i". of rud day to satisfy
said execution aad costi that may atcr ie there a
John IT. Bir-I-y he iff.
Tipton, nurcti xr.ii 18.»6.
Farta ror Kale.
TW®
Exrcntor the e*!aU? o? Seha Bailey
dece.«ad, will oiler for sile and *eil on
Monday^ th« fifth day of M*y r,t*t, the inter
est ol taid Kailey. deceased,all,j
Executor's Kotic«.
"PUBLIC NO TICK is hereby giien that the
A undersigned has been appointed bv the
county rouit Cedar County, Kxecuto of
the estate of William McCalley, dccaased late
of said County.
Now, therefore, all persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate will please call
and settle, arid person* having claims again*',
said estate will please lile them duly authentica
ted and ppoveu forthwith.
N H-41 KAM I. D. MCCAM-XV, Ex'r.
Notice,
Tj the Mrs of Ku plm Ooodrleh df««Med
and all otb*r* later'»t'd.
ou are hi ret.y notified thatthat there i* now,
on tile, in tb ortic of th Ckrk of tra- eountv
Court, of C.-dmr County Htat»- uf Iowa,
tion of S. DiiiieN, evcutor on the est it
ES FRAY NOTICES.
KSTRAY MAHV T*KF IPTY
Mnro IWH. ^**S ffin. oi
?»•}, vr. ib:Krr
'.a ?i_h iif Mmreh 1*4. w ,-4ttaw. w«
?ih ot
n 12 :'iu
"8TR'
IUIu *i'
e«w In
«ni
mi
at»:». ir-i«s. ». un R»q.
ti Vn.
K-.IRAV
N
S «i»l,tp,
*nU i.l «r. .i«i
hf.
8r
j*iitt«r» IWi, 1")SC,
county
i-
Mephea (r.odreh deceased, a-kin^ the s^jtl
t«*"»ul one indeed, as Court to grtnt an order for the mile of so much
lied by lhe the Real khta'-1, belon^int to aaid eitate, as
l"
.»»«».••wa«' .ui^i^nsr^'ssr
oft the claims «frainst
a!9-4t n. H1, Uaxiaij^lSx'f.
A
lh« 4th 1«T
far*
ipprrti-
!i»^. on
W,t i V I'll Irr l».
,lP
Tjai^
•n fjf*nr.
4 W. OATT*t., OoMn'j
Cf.T--T*k.
ItllH I
Xil,
KSTK V\
i-V. N r
M«r« Otil
jftnunry #ih tAfrk J-W
JJUIII ry.
Moore Hiram
Mtk'ti S#in iei
Marnuart Philip
Maaon Ii
MoHMl-a am
Mi rse li^ri iet
Moor K
Moon Vf
Mill* Filiza S
Miller Joseph
McCviirt J.hn W
Moonry J»mea
hv J! n ?»..•
i ft in rtNrc*oU.
n :h« or, I wo
\r% lili.f# Mq
.. ("on:.,y Ol'k.
"bHTRAT STXKt:. -T«li*a ur- i* J.fcn Kel.iaw.m
Mr I ^hi».or Oi. |M1 t»v .'I IW l*« r«t
jtjr «rrr h»ir
=M»»l
,h
M«r- O Ui»«l J"iiJl trot, vf tn» IjT. ry
|{,V '*1 uiM. i !.« il»h fvrr U|t
2,d SSU, b.f.r. J'bn !»._•.U-r. K«,,
4. W. ATTItl /rt. rl-tfc
J.ti 19, ISM nJ.3»
"(C-rltAV xTKKK -Tik«ri up bjr P*Uf.s flMj.nIi.
Ok.i,li. ow b*
«!h
d«ruf Jaatiwrv 11'*
if,»i wilh wtt krfH'S(lMayn,twuio *h t*»'
ksl,1- or M« l«Tk. ibfa
X. —'T»k*a tip by P. in
i. i* ^9 *-t' of if*#!.
r*^
«Srnt ftre
I^mn. a. T, I.*v4.
j«:v :6
*«TK*Y COI.T.—T»k-n up by Utmrj f! J«W«, In I"
Itlk Amy otrVr. UM. v«.r
,„t It, w* Ii l«ra v Hlt«
wlilwi Hmm pc .b*. iM»« *J-p
fr Tik. .1 W
*Sp, cipi
To th« Lsdlffc
Tu* and« rst(Pi'd are r.o* prepared l«4« tf
kird« »»'d M-t tMi m-«k «?.
(J'it'in«. Fotin* and »ki' it DfW
done Ui the H*tisf(un lin.w f:». .-»rtttjr
a :th piticu !»•. Infi .St) lea «M|4 ¥*»Ui ti" a'
wma r. cai.^1
jaer ROOMA over W. 0'.' TLING ^TORE
Mlra 11.
SCOT T« NURSERY,
Da -rnpttrt, ftii'ir.
Fruit Trees of all kinds, E«e greeMia large
quaatiiiea. Ro* s, lUhlia*,Tulip*, et*.
Aatparagu*, Pie Plant, G*ott»lK-rrw, fUup
ber ies. Strawberries and C'urreuta.
OS.it, K OL.i.YuE PL,i.\T
N
u,
the fol-
lowit.sr -ribed properly, fo wit 1
Th S E tarter sect,on .11 townshpi«l rare
1 west o P. M. Also N E jarter Ji A quarter
section 15 towns!,ip 81 i«iu,'e 1 west 5 P. M-,
with the appurtenance, coiisn'inir of a New
by 36,Good bdjenaent kitche?i
with first rate eelVr nnUer the waole building
Faai-o liable It' by 32 feet, wood shed, well,
Fine orrhi.nl ot yo.toj apple tree.,, 120 in
naa
».
ocr,r«r!y acres of timber Situated within rive
miles of th« prain- fifty
a
rres un.iei fence
ferty-five v-1,-,1 impr-.Ted. The sale to take
place at tbe residence of the deceased at 12
o'clock M. of said day. J. £. j, CAB1IV.
Ex'r of said Eitata.
Will soil the .piai tor of N' W oi.ftt-r »e
tion tawuahip 80 range 1 west -J* at auction
attae aain« time and ulaae. J, r, i i-
April* uth If'.ti, tn-li 4t)
Public Notice.
To the Legal htirt of John JBosdhm,
deed.
Notice is hereby given that a? tl.a next term
of the uounty Court, to be holdeu on the Hth
iaj of AJTIIJ A. I). 18.)^^ th« uitileasu^hrfi Kx
ecutor of Ji,ti-i Han leen, deceased. v,ill niake
h» final report to All parUei in
terested will please correfoiwanl and rlaim the
amount i ue tnem from laid EsUt», otherwwe
said amount will be paid unto the Court and
the hnetntor discharged.
n 3 4 W i i a a o e e n E e u o
And a fr- copy t,, the gotter nb 'o'
Ml ji ut to oaf aJ'IrcHL
A siujile »py to an aldree*. Fifiy cent* for
^lx Months «r, u.M 1J-.11 ir per NR num. All
'r* a-IUreK«ec1 io. WU. -WOW
AH
LUmber
At 'llO
1
t. W rr.i L.
(L..'jr C.trk.
TCWtt—l.k-n U» BY WI
tbr U ti 4** ftf lifl. HnV
mwi la 11« '"1
a *l»x»"
MM,
ikp-6 frjpt'T H»«'
ni-
,»* p»t »ui
nS la.
I.H, I- f*r: K
4 V\ AIR*:I-
KSTR Y I'DW T.KM UP BY I
v, on I'-* ot 'I'MfJ. IS4*. P»t* ', '1
«»ut Ov# •,pltf',c
fvi wbil"
r»43r.i 1
|im1
$(iW% 0
S
raTTftU r-nu':
Y MABK"0!.T -T«TN v »T '"**y
ftn th* 3.I diiv Af jii-u.iy l.^6 fc'l«ih
e Co'i i.l«k l«« m*iJ .nd 1, »»m«H »'"•I"»
e*-, iu« oMI upt rni »•1 *t
fo! A'r* Hiw*. Kv j»it 4-h li*
3M.
lliunesota Lumbir Yard)
Comer of I'wa aad Fourth Streets,
0{'VL sue Ihe "New Ppnn*yh nmu. Hoate,"
DAVKNP. KT, IOWA.
SAMUEL
j. tb.
KKTSW COfcT.-r»k«j tip, by
W.M.- w «,i.Vw^h
UlVt'j r^Tlui trflil.b1 tn lh« f««,
priiV-l «t*W, Kc»»r t^nr. K^n
b.
I
FVLLEK
TT
&<•, Sfc.
Orders sbouKt b« sent in early.
U U8t Ft»i*Y ft, iHttmM.
A Farm
Of 50 acres, in Iowa township, forsalr there
it a house, and some 10 acres broke and aadkr
fence, 13 acres v Umber.
a 15W Enqnire of Wells Spieer.
Farm for Sale.
Ion Acre* of Prairie 3 miles from Tipton, on
the Dubuque road. The farm is all nnder cul.
tivati. n, plough'd »nJ fenced, and oily one
cro^ having l»een ta^en fro,n acrei were
plowed last fill and are now ready for Wheat
I'here is also a comfoi table bouse upou the
same. It is convenient to wood ami has run
a i n n w a e i i i w n i i e w i
the
would r#aPair..iiy
announce to the citizens of Davenport
surrounding country Miat he has rec» nt y •pen
ed an extensive
u Y a
corner of Iowa ai Fonrtli streets, directly
posite New Pennsylvania House, where he io
now on hand a large and well *e!ect«d stock
of Lumber, ron»isting in jiart .4
Flooring, superior quality Fencing, fall
inch thick Siding, full half inch
thick Ceiling, Sheeting,
PliATVK: TIMBim.
Joist :uid meanll'Djr of all ilimenMons, clrai
stutf and Iwards ol every quality from ei^ht ti.
twenty lour feet lone, 5(X 1,000 best quality
shaved pine shineles 300,OUo best qnality nine
lathn alM i.'0,t»(H) No. 1 pictaets 18,HX) No.'J!
Pickets also constantly on hand a lull assert
mfT.t of S'i\k iimi tilitzed il'iinioui.
Tlie particular attention of builders and pur
chasers of lumber is united t« examine our
stock which will be sold »t
Pitas th^tt O'inaot fail to suit Purthagtrn.
Dont f..rg«l the place, corner Iowa and.
urth tjee^.
N. li.—Purchasers from the ronntrv stojv
ping at tbe N«w Pentisyl-. nma Home -jrill t«vr*
the at vantage of srlnetinK and loiirling thetr
iumber. wiihaut taking their homes fiwa tti«
•table. i,6, yr,
S A U E E W E
Snnryor at Tipton and brnrrai Laid Sfrnt
Wll.l. attend promptly to all 1'HBUJ^SI. n (jolrin*
a i.t: »ucli .ta
Baying and Helling
*l»m-
br1tX4
ATTFM.,
•t*'.
,«
S SM
4
niKT __ V'« U. K. lIsaV.1 _f
Dissolution.
Th co-pHrtnernhip heretofore eiialteg BETWEEN
D. Kay W. Kyoctt is this day diswjHed, bj
mutual con*ent.
Tboee kaowi themaelve» in t'^ed, eltk»r if
note book ncct.unt, will plea*] call at the O'D
stand. «IK up
U W K r\»:FT Co.
N O I E
Yon are r-by riotified that m? a'fe. Vary
Ann P«rr. hut left my bed aid b«»ar(l, wtth n»
any u«e or provocation, IhU So t- act:f
all r-ersooa whii-u,ver. that 1 »-iH not p*ty taj
debtsoontmt by her after thi« d^tis.
I'AVJMi Of TJ.XF.tt
giving information renpeetinjt Unda In Milt eewu
4c. Slinitfiautii imI aatilera ra« get ebair* a*
lee'(on* af l.iiittn ti i .illinj At kU office.
FOR SALE. Lots -1 and 6, Block 11, Iowa ef
Roch»st'-r, upon which is lituited a cotnforhi
ble JveL ii^ with cellar and well.
Alse, Lid 9, Block 59. town at »Wh««ter, by
Bami'bi. Dswai,!..
Pee. Town. IhMJp. I*re*.
K 4 »f & W. of
». r. V.t|
w 4 s. r, of
H. K. N. K,
*. ft. *1.
8 I V. W.
y. w. ORF. w.
N. S.W.
V E i of
N. W. mf
V.w.1,
V. w.V
\v. i y. w,
P. K i
•s- i N. K.
n. r. n
n. w
v v.
M. K
it. ft N. a.
A rp%
La'W4ki PaVK
13 St Tipton. Match 22d l»5f.
Fresh Osage Orange fiends.
75 Bushtls just reciivttl direct from lexas
Vemlet* and Planters 'lesirous of se.-^irtr^j
fr^.'h. pure and u'iStJul'.eratrd article, w.ll im-i
it their interest'« give me their irjers.
Address D- F. Kinne*. Rock Island, IP ,#r
M« s»r*. irrcwj &. Pietivman, Uav»nport,
L'Wi. 13t
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Great Varietf er-. I l.argt QuentUifj Jar
EOUTI HMI'E
e
i v e n a
part payment.
Any per-on wishing to bur the BtA and
cheap. «t Quarter (Section of laud y\ Cedar
County 4 better lo at this.
Inquire of A. Shaw, in the Countv Judge's
office at the Cmsrt lleuse, er of tbe subscriber.
13-3T H. LATHAM.
The ollar Timof.
roa ntt»n,i:*T.
MILl~IRh WU.M'iRIt,
VICE PBtSintUT,
JJYDjkKli JACA So^Y UuJVKtMQjr.
The proprietors of the Philadelphia Daily
Times, in an*««r to the num'-roiH inquiries aid
applic.itiM !«, r-x nived from all jturvs ot th...
Stat" and th» I'slon, au i iiuice tb it th'y will
c.imm -.o i Siturd.»y. »y 1K5«, the pub
lie.«»iiin of a Weekly Paper, to oe called the
ullor Time*. .1h# f:0tlUr Timet will he a
Campaign I'.p-r. ami w It contain every thing of
iut»?r'wt to i!,e eommonUy relative to the ap
pr «ehioa eiid» itinl Campaign, beside largt*
aro-'tint of o n i nl, e^iiuirlnl »r.,j in'^ellnneous
matter rr r,^r»deac«. .it*, etc, cs-vfully col
1 il'd sat wrran^l, wiih czpro** inlerenon to
uiikin^f ,t a popular and mterifsUri^ Family
Afittpryr.
Tile pri eof the Ool!: Times will b« place,!
so low. a' to put i: into the ind* of every min
every i- !y ia tho oommumt/.
Ttavs Nt SIX WITH,—GLUll,
l,:r °^r.
So
....9*
he Club.
Na. '/i Souih Tbtn! ttilA
1.1 it
Sold Out.
tbow Knowing th-i ,^ Ue* ind» i-ted to
ohaw, y 4 Co., by Kudt account or -'.ber
wn.0 will pieaM call and a. ul- ti e- HH-p* liume
ately or cnet w II eriMit vt wii, tiul us at
tbe connty Judges Office.
ILtf KHiw,0jiiij6r, a Ca
I itno For Sale.
The unleri-i/ :e.j h..» now ready for
8 tf
L^TO CA »LI» I» »'ITTI ISY
of A^ il A at
A-
HU-2in.
d«ilvwv
a rr -fb kiln i KOI"1 Lime, at tin Udu.cm Ct da*
lilvi r. two and a Lilf miles a'.iova RticiM^tar
Lhne kept constant iy on baud
V'
II.I.l»M-li-x i'kHohtHm,
asm*
i "iri several Kilns «.f
brick the coming season, at the yard on Hock
creek, below Frt/.ar's bridge.
Person.- wishine juai,tities brick ean ran
traettor s'ny ti«e previofe '?CZ I ^RNCllt« WIM,Twenty
eg. al2-3in p. HILL It CO.
1
IM
vklthamp-p'y oi TT p»«.n.
A'--"'- A f.wu of 4 .) \ir~« «t tirst iU«a pr
r'.e,
a ill n CA'inii.i t»td* tkoure. ytiunji iwenttid
y. c-!2^-..e~' ^-Jl a-,.v, .i hj •./«
i of 1 infcee Kurt, S?l \j-re» n," ijir.twr
•Hw II. **.hitt». ah ut airf of h, n,»v St- t,
'*1 *0*^*4
i ral I,v«d An'.it it pUl. U«X.
IIOISK8 roil (UI.K.X"
pHF iwdersicned offer forta'afwe mft 11
I a! le iw.Hi:~z linu-en .i iiatril i.^twfi
One i. a u*e ft e^od »t/:«, an I the o'Srr
e o o a o n e v a s a a n i
with good 1-Xs, i i6til JXO. Mil
The Old Jeil
fcr
s&l*.
Pu»,! Ni/tiot i» fe^«!iy (jdren tb»' (S pwr
wl' N-C'Wtl i.'d-i »r.ed" t~, :$tf Crlintv
uurt oi «nl« ciHiMy, a*. HJ* ^ra tar ve»'n
term 15',! ««i I ti I. i-al*. nt aWie Cu-erj.
^'eiotk M. of sa«4
day ke oil jt 1 atM Lot
Re,
(If
A BLOCK t-RI (17) U AH CII IHI »INE LA
(pl'ni1'^. Lot a.-'J llui.M v.-ill bt Kd IS'
gfc'b-r or e^»HS ».fpe it'!y thr a*. V«1. -I.ee
«»l pureh tcera. If tb# Ho-.is e-Jn »M.sra'«to
it wll le' «ith a ,ru!ii tm lo ri i e li fiura tka
lot in o:ie ri.tmlh fr 81 ih '.iffli of »«1«. T»*1IS
i*e hiu ^uri en»h di w.t. and tbe balai** ftp
«if y'ar »ul» til j.. c*n i'r^.t.
fcy O «l»r of the C«nn y Arttrl
County I««a
n «. Watxa i
Crdmr
15HIC1C
wMrrr'/To-d wou'J r-epwitfiiTty
.li») inh*s ita-.is i.t Tlptoii a,4 v clniijp ifut
m- will pupvtd u"It sc.k»on to fut'.ilrh KtifIX
of the bt-io anj in
K,y
qiiantiHes: iM
w !l also take contracts to trrri MHnia t|M
st pcee td? i intr, and at a* |. w uri a#
«i»y t«Udw* in Codjr 6oo *. Ue alsw .fa
tli" rixhiof dar cooni-
r*
th" rnanuf*et LI*
s il*
a id uw .if F.iMir.H's 1'A r«.r fcuii.i) .•»
iiich uow U.en aaffic'.enll/ t»Mil to
tie them tj the c«:irdeit^« of the r^ibiic,
buildir.g* err.,t „f C4f%i flivtk a'llt
warr.ii!t,"» *.o tiv.* .-Miefacton.
!ir.i us a call '-.' re !•. n"j jwr C4«tre«^
witn otbtrs. i 1 -3m IV itms a Cinrrtt'.
1
i e
i e
Jj(ind for Sale.
K-
,anJ
known as the Tumr/.ii»»
yS I imber. is row lor sale, in lots to *tit
poi. oa.eis. Al» i,i40 acres, part Prairie j»i!
p.-ut limber, twa miles South of Tipton, s»•
Bnari
VI anting a Splendid Stock Foru,
can suit nimrelf well in the abore piece of Ian#.*
Al.-o, PO acres, part Prairia and part Timbpf,
one mile w^tof Tipton, ,-erj desirable pi«*ft
lan.i. AUo, a houM containing six rt«} i||
anil a lot aiai half. All the above prope-Hi
Calebs had on raascnah!# terras.
Knquire of
ij,«m.
I. W. KFC NETT,
Tipton, Iowa
Notice Exlraert-dlury.
The nu-kwijiaeiJ having sold out bis
and Toi Ster'i te S?atuu'I Tnraiinaon k. Oo
Therefore, aJI peri -ua knowing tken.f'
ihdebu.'d to n»ti wili cili and settle with .»»ve
fl-ro U-for«. the flr^t of April, 194«, oturwMl
th"ir accotinu aili tit it f» for the law to ©••oiict.
Myolij: fur selling oat was this, 1 hi4
otov-sfor i.jfa tha& lijej tiu Muscatiai or filav
e port, which was ,i^ln^ jrvue. nini. what was
aoiae, Totmlnenu Ce: «old still cht-iper than I
d.-l l»y ii good deal, oi rbfiper than I
or:il
1 tn-y.
»r tear of bustioK e:n j*h ap 1 fjuit,
I'^f Uko. I*IMU
Otitga Orange.
Pplants,
V(
'or ,*a'e abou' "5,000 r»af» «rs*i^(i»
*ni'able for sefttnijia hedr* the ea
rn, year. 1 hey will Le isrfd for rtl% «r CMS
timewi.h interest
i'i ce$2p»r thousand. Orda#» rii h* laft
*»"lh Mr. Citlett, uf Tipton, or Ihe •oihserttref
hip resiilaaca, 2 miles south tf Tipton.
ti« Muscatin* roai. |R p.
815RKWARB.
s
IrtTBtkiian is wanted *if tbe whcrswWjta
a Hfl« irtr1, which wa* stolen fn in ai? hovw el
t!.. mo in .g ,,f Miroh 14 U wdl U r«5
tor the rrurr. of the gan. al* r.- .1.
tlself SAI.I ntt- had (n» i 'u :. i'»tihfc
Half stoaked ua brasi- «i mut d, uiid was filMr
trly owttfcd by Jka 11a «s^)», Spring £ouk» l#&
n 12 Hat/i.'.a a. lio n* i
BUKF.AUS—2
dc7,. Sureaus of 4*2'-
altarns, ra:eiv* a A f,»
nft-lf
k
o by
WUi-U-1^ i.(j6WKT.
nlll.UH,
iu«di tne%
a'.i "t» neir!/,
«tiut4 fait
!/, at ti 4r
A i rtct?
A Varki iHoiu
JjJ
4,tf.
To«», for sal# I*
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