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WSkXXS SPIOKB, PROPRIETOR*
VOL III.
TIE TIP TO* ADVERTISER.
JPabHahed eriry Saturday Morning, la
'M
ftiw Colo^a,
II
fAtOiPS COUNTING KOOM IN THE
9
COURT HOUSE
(la mm Office Witt the County Jttdgfi.)
E E S
Omr 1 year, psid *l*a*ce, |1 50
paid within six mon&s, 2 00
«lo. paid at end of the year, 2 5 i
Liberal deductions made t*.. clubs or fire or
pert to en* addrees.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Ǥ4fthM*n 1 yw, fcQ 00
d®,- 6 months, 30 00
49. #im»nth«je._ ijwam»
|bireohuki r«m 3r
da.
do. 1 months, W*
%*rter rnhimn 1 year,
frm .:.. mouth*
NO n E8.
1 iqiire 1 ineertioa, II
Each additional inserl'n, per Hjaare, oO
1 s e n i e 3 o n 4 0 9
1 d*. 8 R5WT)lh\ #00
1 year, I® 00
5 month*, ft 00
6 moriils, 8 00
io.
d*.
da,
df.
I year. 12 00
«r Oa• square t? tines
~*IpTON ADVtlRTIS
EK
O OFFICE
Having pnr chased a pteni aad sufficient ie
ttetift* ot Material, the l':il«»feer i* uow pre
pared to do warj^ever^
It AX att.1
Jese
'fir'*"
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JMTICr.HOOT.
»F
I nr. rn.VCK ami Votary Pub-
W«. Ttpton.Io-.TA. »i
JOSliPII USDEVT"
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I'itUlic. Rochester. Iowa. Ofte#
iw the Po i ff.-e. v Jnl-ly
JOHN Hl'BER,
Arronsryt
I A W V a u e s e n e n e a Tipton
l-'ountj. Iowa.
JANEI W. DA«Ll4b
A7T«Kr.r AT I.»W(
and Jinhre if the Peace,
li. TIIAYEA,
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to (Mi
IS 00
18 K
li 00
00
TT SmonthJf
ind can furnish at
IN a satisfactory manner
rltort roMm,
rMfin?,
BUSINESS CAMPS,
UNTIIIC CASUS,
IHVITATIO* TICKKT*,
p*Lt TKKETI,
LAW BLAKK«,
arrm-r*.
8*
ClACl'LA ns,
lAMrHIKTI,
*«tec KBT UIM.S,
JLiNK Wo I M.
Deed*, Bond*,
ypF I I .1A£° A JCX&,
«f ertry kind executed tvi'b tieatanee and des
patch.
COLOUCI) l'lUNTIN'i
done t* onler t*n short m»iU*.
wauj spi(i n,
Attorney at Law
And NUttlor its iliaucriy*
lb-- '..n i-. I I tfci*#
I aU«Mte* to
4
RVill liftll'MJ S.«l T'
jxo. i- i viif,
(ttWMRKi.r or be:..-«k: i-a.)
Atlcrnvf tU«4 I onnsrllor at f.aw
Ttptar. Hl«r 4 iwiilf, iaMI
Wirt f»-r 4 .vlHl'l l.u I' u rt«*l t« lt «-*r», I]
Ml 4
I ««. lytk-*
tA
UI ili«Cin '»i«^w
Tipton, Io»a.
py Office with the C»un4y Jmice in the
?burt He'ne
r^WH RTOift HANRERi fcSOJI.
DKL'G(«1ST, %nd Dealeii Gro*
HB^WcerU* t)ll I'atatA, Py* StufTa, ConfJticnn
aiie*.'fTardware, Ar. Tip^ea, Iowa.
A A O N I E
i
ir.mcixES.
^2 A A O N I I I
W I'M.iLEi: /A lUirus .V
Ia«. (iro'critu,
.1
S IMnffli, P»int» ()i!*, Jla
KWln, Tn.vt, Harilwa nn-1 i'
«y«IWltn, T«.r?. Haniwa auri ri y NoUoaa.
I««a.
C. L. «IIAIHBr.R!S«
BimiCtAN AND SURGEON* Office a
A the l)i tic Ster« of Chainter! *. Sou, 1 ipton
JAMEH TIRXEB,
il V It IC I*: AND S C, E o N
WH (»r .rtii'» in 1 ii air.l k-u in Offi'-e. No
ltuHtf row, s mi), of t!i» Court House, ai
J. SMITH,
lMY^U-UN MTRtiKOJr.
Offiee at tV,Iowa House, Eocbetter, Cedar
«Bty, Iowa.
lilt. N. tiREEN,
PHYSICIAN
AND SURG EOF, Rochettv
Cot^ir county, Iowa. Kl
MAWBGlC
MKRCHKLiAg
ANT—Dealer in Dry Goods, Oro
oeries, Crockery, JLc. Odar Bhiffs, V*~
4ar county, Iowa. »1
DM. W. I. RW»TT,
Teader* his profwii-nal services to tlic peo
ple of Tiplon and *jcinity. Special att«nti»n
tvee to c»«tM cf loi utandiug. Office at the
8tor*of Dr. A- H.iU.
R»rrt*t*c*.—The frcilty of Jeffi-rson
Mi*dical olle2» Philadelphia Starling Medi
eal college u lumbim Ohio renn«ylvaiiia Hos
pital Philadelphia Dr. H'ttf Wli'-olmg.
H. C. PIATT,
BXK.T AKt. Cot S«El.t.OK AT LaW.
WArr
IIiL Purahaae ami nell Heal Estate, locate
Linil Warrants, attend to the PayniPtit of
Taxes, Iii\e«tigation of titles, invey annn, 4c.
I'*riioui»r aiteoiioti niyett tocollectiom. All
t»iwa»sB iiArunted to his car«. will he attcadul
to wltti Promptness and Fidelity.
I^^Ofller in the Court House with tiie JBe
•wrtmr. TtpM, Iowa.
WIUJjIN LEI
BOOK Z3HVDSR,
Iowa I'ity
Oae door east of the Post Office.
Blank
Bo*kt. of all kind* kapt nonstant
Ty on hand. »ii«s Nupplied with all
^uads of Rlanks Records a ad oilier hooks for
«oanty affit«.% at short notice.
A K E
UAYIKUannow
eatrrt-d tlio utiove linsinens, hi Tip
toB, 1 prepare*! to «mpp'y customer*
wUhfrr«\t bread, a^id all urucif* i« uiy line of
tu*a«ta. (..'ilWiK nuii pu.tti-y of evi-ry kindfur
m»hp,\ in fdiuilicit. or fur partiox, on n short no
live, llaviag wig Aged the sqrvievs Cf oae of t!i:
Ve»itak«ri 1u the I feel confident of giving
suUnfacUou all tux'.o ncrs. (10 W. WATE.
K E A N E O U
W PATTKRROK I'LEHIinOi
CAR?K4DD£j.
Til AYE it fc CARSKADDEN
Mioirocjjs qi)D fouii^'iioir? f)t Jato,
AND
O^neral Laad A® •utg,
Mv*catlne} Iowa.
Offi* wm Bum tit
's Hook -Storu
K'-cond Struct.
C. Kit aw a|,
WiTt II- MAIO.R S T'.v I- r.LF.R.
Secotid ft., near tlie Americriii Hotel,
MUSCATINE, IOWA,
WATC HES,Clocks,Jewelry 4.c..
jairt..l
Office nt'Ar the Temperance Hotel.
Tipton. .Ian. 1, 18.*,r,. l.ly.
HOUSE
A K
BY R. S. TUCKER
Corner of Ihrui.,::* mil Ji'ITtsom Streets.
Jiiu City, law*.
~ciplrKR HOITSIK,'
F. \. Dtfw\I^G, Pioprictor.
Corner of Wiiluut aiii! Struin- Mrrft».
M« W l.VJ iO'A
'.Ml Lin*. KK*C« tmk n u ini f» lb# lliMktt tr*.«
COUg
iiothi S(u£t
Omnlhn-w rid Uiui I firu U»u h.tti.to th» boats n4e*«
Frte«f
OfSII.VIt: HOI 8K.
CV.'B#!" af Water Sired it nil tuir* .Ivenr ui
r.jt'ioi, .1 {he Rtti,lro,i(t Ihpdi \ln*catmt. hvtr.
CCOIUiE LOW. l*ro|»riet»i.
^•^HK I'iiwr. iKTuir, li..s H'.-i i'-U ii-.'xcu tin-
I aliovpopulm- If )U I, ami refurnished it in
titti it ••laiiiUI ioiii!i«r And i» )ivp«rt wm
U t.Mi ), ir «, utvfM-Ui n u «v«r pArtiruUr
Tilt ... I) ffi .• of ih«
VVritfrn May* Cohi}hm)',
HitUls tv ie ih tlti* Hoc# e hv ju* *M*! ..
I ftiTo IM v +f iH»
II t't. «i 1 is n».n'i m''y pr. p«,*rrf o 't ««esiun'
liAt ou t« I :nif l««trv »t. Al 4if
i n E v i o u s i
TIPT05, IOWA.
'IHiis Heifl is a \f*v House which w.i: ju«t
opened for the it. I'ptixu «f AllS,t* on the 1st if
W*v, IK*.'.. It is lArjre and conimo linn-1, and it
|)riviUei ''li entire new ftirni'^io. No e. ]iciisc
ha* been -.re- w-.j.-ii il add n the coiafoi
•r cMvc ,ir irf nt •!.»• tr ivciiivj pultii -.
Jomi II. Kircley, iVop'i-
I I A I I i
JES T~3V A.
IHSU&ANOti COXiiPANY,
*ARTra«o,,so»l*.
Ueorporakd A. D. 1819- r„ Capital
$500,000.
f|Mir. ii.loMignc I !:.nin i| o'n .vl
J| A "nt f'»r thi« old ci I r»-l••'i'** "ompativ. is
prepared to issue policies on favor.ilde terms.
WEI.LS SPICE II. A cent.
office in the Court House, T.pton. Iowa.
lou PTATK IXSLBAMCK
O A N Y
K 1 K IU.VA.
THIS
AND COUNSKLLOR AT
lid mi ''Ml' yNI Unow prepirwl tu
take ri*ts iu t^o .itsr clasacs ol pr^erlj'
so the
MUTUAL PLAN,
CBi/ /.'if tu*h phtit. a ruth yreMim.i at
fates as ri-nsonfiti!* ak 'huee of auy Keliable t/O.
Th- und'-rsi^iul !.ae tw-jn appointed agent of
this Company, for t'edar f^'ouaty, and is pre
ptr^d to i»sue foff'ii* on favor*!.''? terras.
uft.f Witi.m Siucbr, Aptenl
To tM |j»die».
tl# Mdcniisntil ire now prepared to do all
kinds or Iifsa and NUuUu nnk ng.
Cutting, letting a'ul »kinj! Dr*see will
diK.s tut he satihfaciioa of those favorinj them
with puronage. Latest Styles and I'Ashiom al
ways r^ccivedj
it^oa'fs over W. Eliiott (»lOthinjc Stort*.
Mi.-- H. Nkimvx,
n n E U
Exchaage Office!!
Sof
IGHT DRAFTS oi. New York can be had
lh' Si bsciiber it sun to s- it purchasers
Certificates ol Deposit, ai.d Dralts mi the
Eni rn Cifies cashed.
American G^ld ii i.ishcil at a small premium.
Of" "wM'tfrVrmi.!.
Tlptou, Januaty 1,
nllill.Mii SILOOSf
IJUtT Jtoutng "n-! coloring ine TtP Tlnl
Stile.
At in »rn nS%b». n^ti.
Al tin* ti«« «rberi jrt»'t r*R
OKhoIr .s«t«b «i H*»
CiiiiKin* Mcr»ciii**, Kn^|htei IB* »**.
et-tjr
§jf I411.U 11 »*•«».
HIMJ^ERT
Mrs Van Hoiiton would rcspeculiv ,mi»iu. ..ic
friends an the publi- penerollv, that *he is pre
iar-.'d to do every ilc*«:iipti»ii uf millinery -folk
on nhortrs a itic. Orders fi-na the couutrv at
tended to promptly, Silk HonneU ami dress
1:1111* Ac kept eon«t:iiitly ou in1. Uei,iden at
Ur. SUi't, Xortb-wes of'. 10 Steam Mill.
u37 tf
n.
00WER, B!10THE*1» ft
fobaeco,pa«J
TIPTON. CEDAR Co.
ai.d
Wiirrented. A s'fck of fashion^hle lewelry,
Watches, clocks. i»tc., on liand. Terms as Jo#
as the lowest. A share of patronago it r»
»pectf\illy solitiled. [r o. tn]
w. p.rowA^
PH\ ANI) SURGEON.
JWIitiSICIAN
ti to mako tilt- p!.fi' inv future homo?
I t'.iorefore to.tiler in w rvii l-b ty tiio citucua
of the intra and vicinity, ia all the Lrancli »f
the -otcsnion. Iwi.l prai ticc Pl-ri'.r Hiur^rry,
Supplying Ibfirl-uclei ami Rem'lyinz Defects.
|)ortrj) H- Jtlisctllanu
0*«
THE DR1K VOK TM tl'.
What thoughts the homespun satllii mn
Ite»t suited to the soa.iortoil—
What tiiough coar»o*t food he fjres
And tends the loo« or tills the aoi 1—
Wh»: tliojgh nn gold leaf gilds the tonj?»®
t* vroted to ean^en'a! chat,—
ffirljht [ireviil s an 1 n it ttu wrOBj,
iTIie man Is none the worse for that.
What though within the hatnUe cut.
Jfo costly omitt )&*,<« *«*a—
What though the wife »s8-»8ts not
Her siting )was of black and greea—
Wji.it tlio.ige the rr/ ho isihold Uatid
Half naked fly to hill an.l hat—
Itb ns irnc* guide ie heart and fcaftA
Tito mia L« u^n^ th-? wjrie for thai.
True worth ia no! a thitifvf dress,
Of splendor, wealth, or elassie lore
Would that these trapping* we loved less
And dun* tohoneU worth tUe inure!
ffcough pride mi\-ajnru th .• iiliag orowi
Tiie tattered f:sr:, t'jo crmvnlcss hat,
1f«*t 'iod an 1 Naturj cry aloud—
The i.i s noi' th-- ,r*- ,r th it.
LEAP YEAS.
a widow ExcRcisixe hes aionr.
It is a well known fact that the ittdies
are ullovved by the conventional rules of
society and common coasent, to take the
lead oi the men every ieap year and 1!
they feel disposed tu o so I ar as to 'j»Oji'
the question,' \«it|itut being considered
rude or forward. Although the right and
privilege is conceded to the ladies, we
seldom hear uf ihrm taking advantage oi
iL However, cno ease, in whicli th
lady did avad iierseli of the privileges of
leap year, did occur 111 St. Lojis on Now
Year s day. We will relate tiie partic
ulars, but not give the real names, lor the
roaaon that the parlies are residents of
this city, and in it not relish the idea ol
hiring the privacy ol ih *ir doaiestic affairs
biought b.-lore ti e people.
There is a curiam lashio.-iable boarding
iiou,* 1:1 this city, (we w.ll locate it ou
.'W street) where a veiy hand&oine ottug
widow tvas urdinf. i his lady we will
call i low Cheerly, who has a fortune of
some S3),f)i)0, left l.er by her dtccascd
husband, and no children.
Three young clerks, (w« will call
tlietn Si 111111, brown and Jones) who
formerly boarded at liiis Loirdiug house,
called upon the iaadlady on New Year's
cay. The widow Cheerly was in the
room, saw the young gents approaching.
She immediately -dre aed lmr-se'f in her
bridal array,' cilied tae landlady, and tn*
quired the names ol the young ^etits.
The landlady smiled im 1 eduleusly and
then went down to t!ie parlor to receive
her visitors.
Tub
0©-,
v k i i i s
E A i I N E A N E
i s u
LAND AGENTS.
L'orner of Clinton and Wasliiagtoa Strca
n 8t1 ly hva Ctiy. JoumM.
•BO'lt A Hi HI ITT. SAM-I.
lU'RDtrr•& DANGER.
lt( DI i1 E ME It II A TS,
Aho In.PO-eH, and Wl.-.U^le i»ea!ers inJ-or-
.'ii and Domestic Lupiors, W ines, .gari ami
Nordell's Block, 1 Umois St.
CMb for Com., Vheat, Oats, Grass
Se^g4:iyC'
Upton,
out
Rock Ishad, 01.
Hous« Finishing.
THE
s:iVscriber
having located himself in
the town ef 2'ip!oti prepared to do ptas
terii.c of all kind* and colors ami oi.i».d»: worn.
Ron^ti east imitated into brick, stone or mar
bU, and ornamental work, plaster o
paris, inouliiinps, con.isii, centcrs: paper
hsn-inss, Ac. I am determined to R»« s«tis
faction to all who may favor me with the
patronage. For farther Inrontiati-ti apj-^.
or address J-
H^AT JiARiiET.
REEF cash®
mid »y« axeent* I, .it
UR.\&
widow loilowd imme­
diately, and without waiting for an intro
duction, approached 111 itfi and said
'Will yau cotiient lo become iny hus
band?'
The young man blushed, and was very
much confused at hearing the question
from a lady ho had never before seen,
but h* finally succeeded in stammering
out:
•Owing lo the shortness of our ac
quaintance,(very abort,having never seen
the lady belore,)and auother per?on hav
ing some sligh'. claim* upon my affections,
you will pluse excuse me.'
•Certainly,' said the widow 'I will with
pleasure, as I did not notice this gentle
man,' addressing Mr. Brown, 'before 1
speke to you, or else I would have pro
posed tu him first. Will you marry me,
Mr. lkown*'
'I will,' said Brown, 'the ico is now
broken. I would not have mustered cou-
age enough to pjp the ques'iou but as
you have takrn advantage of leap year,
and removed the stumbling block, i will
become your husband just as soon as you
piease.'
•Right oT,' remarked the widow.
•LanJlady, you will please send fortny
bonuet aud other out-door wearing ap­
parel.'
The necessary articles were brought,
and Brown, with his intended iiingiug
gracefully 011 his arm, started for the res
idence of the pastor of the boatman's
church. When the minister was about
10 unite the couple in the bands of mat
rimony, they gave inra their names, and
each heard the others name lor the first
time. Everything went un us 'irieiry as
a marriage bell' with the uew married
couple all that day.
2se\t morning, when Brown awoke,
the effects of the numerous drinks al the
day previous having now entirely worn
off, he began to reilect. He became se
rious. He thought lie was in a bad scrape
of employment, in thu middle of
wiuter, v. ry liule money, and a wife to
depend on hitu for support. While re
volving the subject tn his mind, »nd not
able to decide what he had belter da
mn off or commit suicide —hu wife
awoke.
•My dear,1 said she, 'have you aay ob
jection to collecting a few bill*?"
He statted, thinking that she supposed
ho had soma money coming to him, to col
jlect, a little money lor her benefit and
muttered rather surly.
•No I have no obj
eat ions to collecting
money when there is any coming to me.'
'I don't mean that, my dear. Get up
ar go to my bureau, dear, then! you
will find bills to the amount of S00 for
rents due mo for the mouth you wdl
please collect them, and accept the money
from me as a New Years gilt.
Brown leaped from the bed, scarcely
believing his senses, that he had distinct
ly understood his wife, and tben rushed
to the bureau and there fjuud the bills.
Wheu he last saw Brown he was out
collecting his bills--found it u very eusy
job—aud beard him expatiating upou tha
benefits of matrtmony.--A*- Louis ilwuld.
IOWA-SATMIUY,
Total Daitruciioii of Covent Girden
Tbeatre daring BaI MMqae.
The Royal Italian Opera Hou«« was
totally destroyed t»y Arc. Not any pot
tii.n, either o( the lntenor or tftc proper
ties has been sav«J, and nothing but the
tare outer valis remain of that magnifi
cent tfinpiftt wfeuli, under the tnana^««
rrnwit ol Mr. Frederick Gjre, had become
sing.
It had always been Intetwled to re-em-
sou o! 19r6, and the lessee* bad con^e-j
qufnily enormously heavy penseS
provide for. The house Was therelf e
let to Mr. Anderson fcr the p^rf'vrsnfince
of legerdemain and pantonnne, at a ren
tal of £'?,0'Jt, and alter a reason of six
weeks' deration, the W zard.with a view
to re-imburse some of the losses he had
incurred, announced?* 'carnival benefit,'
lo extend over two days, after a fashion
loo prevalent in America, terminating
'w:th*6o/ misqw on Tuesday night.—
.Mr. Gye .whose personal ?op?rintetidence
o! the theatre 1ms always be-n laudably
aiixio«3,va3 lti Paris wh
tnent appeared, but th
came known to him, Le put his veto upou
it, and forbade Mr. Aaderstn to open the
theatre lor a masquerade. An earnest
appeal was made to Mr. (lye to reconsi
der Lis decision on the poiu1 and it js
understood, chiefly on aeount of thw re
verses attending Mr. A derson'a specu
lation, he consented to do so. In sn un
lortu.iale moment he give an uuwilling
|ermis«ion »r the masque to take pla:a,
and. whie tiiis rovel uas proceeding,the
talamiiy occurred which has robbed the
mu'ieal world of its brightest shtine, and
Lo id on of one ol its uiost magnificeat
aiciiiiectuial oriiiiineuts.
The value of tiie properties destroyed is
something fabulous. An approximate
estimate may be formed from the fact
that in mounting tiie several operas in
lamed 111 the repcrioin of this theatre,
when under the niatngf iiu'nt oi Mr. L)e
lafieid, no less Uan JL6U,000 was expen
se 1, oi which the lour opeias ol the
•rrop!)e.te,' the 'HugueooU,' 'Lucrezia
Borgia,' and *La Djnna del Lago,' cost
i^o.OOO.
1'hc valuable dramatic library belongc
ing to the theatre—unique ol its kiwi—is
gone iu the aen^ral wreck. The origi
nal mantis ripts of the 'Sciioul for Scan
dal,' the 'Miller and hi* Men,' the ope
ra ol the 'Slave,' and hundreds of other
cuiious worki, weiejpre preserved.
Tne armory, eonsistinE of more than
100 its, a id occupying a series of
0 ns' is wholly destroyed.
Iu fact, no buig is spired. Four
It has been stated that the bui!dinp
self was uninsui'ed. This is too true,atnl
the loss will be terrible to tho«e proprie
tais who hold a large uuaibor uf «ksM'^s.
-JT. V. Times,
This is a resolution wiic'i 9hows the
existence of a spirit of moderation ia the
Cabinet at Washington, for which, after
our experience of its recent conduct as
regards Great Britain, we had not beeu
altogether prepared. So much for the
Steps taken with regard to the Sound
Dues on the otber side of the Allautic.
The United States are open to conviction,
auil, instead of forcing the Sound Dues
under the batteries ot Cronburg on the
14ih of April, they are content lo wait
til! the 15lh of June, in the hope that the
quarrel 011 which they have entered with
very small piovocation, the whole amouut
ul dues paid by American vessels being,
we believe, £4,000 may be diplomatic
ally settled.
Obt Ordtr$.-—K brave v«lef*A otli
cer, reooni.oitering a battery during tne
Mexican war, which was considered im
pregnable, and which it wus neve«sary to
storm, ironically answered the engineers
who were endeavoring to dissuade him
1 from the aJtempt: 'Gentlemen, you may
1
tliinU n nd say what you pieasu—a
'know is, that the Amori an fla
eaJrioli
01
bri'4,nor
ig-
itnl p.cures, by Hogarth, representing
the seasons, wu.p'i hung upjn the walls
of Mr. Gye'j private ro m, within only a
f.-w pices of tiie box-otfice, »u!d not be
5 ivcd, so rapid was the progress ol the
Hames
V
Prom tfte f.•vf'-t-i Ttefs,
Danish Sound Dues-Payment to
Con inuei Two rioaths Lo.ijfer.
of
Since we last called tiie attention
our readers tu the question of the Sound
Dues, two -tcps have been taken on either
side of the Atlantic which will pro'ahlv
materially facilitate thu adjustment of the
difficulty now pending between Denmark
and the Unite! Sales. It will be re
membered that the treaty between those
Countries whicli regulates the duties to be
levied at Eliinore expires on tise 11th of
April next, and that the United States possession of
bad declared that they would permit no
sue!) dues to be paid ly Ame:i aa vessel*
passing the Sound after that day.
As the 14th of April is fast approach
ing, the friends of pe co throughout tiie
world beheld with some anxiety the pos
sibility ol a collision whica might again
involve Europe in the calamines ol war
fur it was well kuovn that the Danish
government was resolved to maintain by
force, rigiits which have existed for so
many centuries, which have been ratified
by so many treaties, and on which loans
contracted by Denmark in foreigu coun
tries have been solemnly guaranteed.
We learn therefore with no small satis
faeti ti from Washington thai the Amer
ican government has determined to pro
long the obligations of the treity, ist
about to expire, for a further term of twe
months, that is to say, until the 14th of
Juno, 011 the express understanding that
something will be done in the meantime
towards the abolition of the Sound dues.
Fa ther Indittn Ou'ragfs in Aouflh W Asni!*nrta, U. G., A|n.i, S.-r-Tu«
Fljrila—RigM re
so is KtUtd .f/irfj Supreme Coutt iuJ^s have not yet dc
Sca'psl.—The following thrilling report tnlej the preliminary points in 'he llrs
ol Indian depredations \rc copy from anjsoari case. There is to be a ti.m) coti
exlra of the Ethical Companion: su'tattnn tomorrow ui^iit. Kuttr are uu
'Siiuc our reculai tiu nber has been tiermbod to lavot the jum hctton ol tin
worked olf and distributed, we have been K' Uft ineluding Judjjw Campbell. Jtnlgf
infortned by Colonel Paine, who liai just! Nttwoti u yet lo vote, and tt is Ui®:e
at lived fiuui tin4 south, that whi'e he was! lore liope-l that the diiert iVMMt «hI1 dM
wodd*Taiuous*M tbe'teaTol'mmi^ABd'of i •t0P|'inS h°us" of Lieut. William,, be cv»* d
on the \V ithlac«ocho, on Sunday eviHiinjT| lha Admiatstmtton lias tiothmg to re
last, that gentleman, iu company wil i port reply to the Seuai* rvsoltMM
beiltsh the interior before the opef* sea- ?.n,n,
orV
lfau
011 the Atapla, nbout t!i riy miles east o
Tampa. Four men, oue woman and
tiirec childrea were killed and scalped,
their houses vrere burnt, anil all the out
rages that savages cuald invent were
coinmi'.trd.
T/ie luJians wito ma le this attack aio
supjiosed to be the euei who made the
attack near Manatee, ineulioncd iu thu
week's paper. .it ol the me
t0 ,r ,lea
1
.. settlement, it would seem,had volunteer
1 l!ll3 allllUu.ii i .. k
moment it be- fl1
at iis
,»cre
ne,
8
bors. believing their own families com
purfttively sate.
Citizens of Florida, what ahall we Jo?
Shall we lemaia idle, shj the savages
butcker uur neighbors, iheir wivei anl
children? Could we hear the echo, ten
thousand vuiees would Answer '.No!'
VYiiat then, siiail we do? Aj»|»eaJ lo Gov
ernment till our petition is neatd aul
answered, iiut, above all, let us work
for ourselvss, and God ami a grateful
people will reward us. Caizons, are you
ready?'
.V«i0 Argum^at Jor tziness.—A 1
chant 111 this city, who is tioted for ins
parsimony ami his outward ob«orviti»ce t»l
religious forms, compelled oue of his
clerks recently to read the Bible through
wheu lie first entered into las scrvice.—
Soon after ho look occasion to Icctura the
clerk for Ins indolence, when ibe young
est replied lhat U« was afraid to work ve
ry hard in his employ for fear of losing
his situation. The merchant was struck
aghast at Ibis answer, and demanded, 1
a loud voice, that the youug man should
inform him instantly how industry could
prejudice hie interests with sucn an em
ployer as bimsell? 'Why,' replied the
saucy clerk, 'it is plain iroiu a passage
that I read iu the liible, thai sacU would
bo the ease.'
'How! youngster—Inw does the tilu
encourage your lazines?? Answer me
quick!'
'Well, it sayt thai he that is tltligml
in business shall state! before kings he
si.all not stand Wore m^nn ff\cn.'
It is nee IIKSS to say thnl the young
man w.i looking for n new situation thu
ne*t tlay. Ex.
A portentioui story is at the pre»nt
mo acnt pricing from month to inn«th,
and meets with some degree of credence.
It is confidently stated that a plot ha,
been discovered, having for its object the
placing of Canada under the banner o!
the stars and stripes, and that a number
of meji holding high office in this coun
try are implicated 111 it. It is said that
when Mr. S
ewarj, sometime ago, in the
United States Senate, spoke of the proba
ble conduct uf Can ida, in tiie event oi a
war with England, he proceeded not on
a vague estimate of the suit* of public
feel ug, but on taugible, documentary
evidence, in tiie shape of letters froir iu
llusntial parties on this si ie then ?u mal*
ly in his hands. And it is ad Jed that
tiie conspiracy has been blown upo.i, and
lhat the Goverum-General is now in
the names of eight tnem-
bers of the Canadian Parliament, and a
number of Canadian Magistrate J, who
hive been engaged in trea»on*We oorr#s
pond.-nce with Mr. Seward.
L'irgrc Fire in 'I'll'* vhj- v--onil-stre.
and Fourth Jlvmve. —loss 81•"0,000.
The large six-'tory brick building,front
ing on Twenty-second-street and Fourth
avenue, was, with its contents, almost en
tirely destroyed by fi.e last week.
The lire originated about 8 o'clock in
one ot the upper stones fro.11 *out« causu
not yet clearly ascertained, and spread
o u o u e a o n i i o w i
surprising rapidity.
The Luiiding was owned and partly
occupied by Jacob Hoppock, worker in
metals, whose loss is estimated at $100,-
000.
The r-stof the build in? was let out to
various parties. Sior «r &, Cummms,iua
chinis's, loss about $3,000. 110 insurance
Bark, & Buckley, machinists, i-3,000
Levi Chapman, pocket-book manufactu
rer, sustains also a very heavy loss.
The destruction the budding throws
500 hands out ot employment.—JV. Y.
Times,
Apple Trees and the Wmter.—Tin ji
pic trees s i last fall from the UociieAier
nursery,so far as my observation extendi,
are entirely killed. That this is wholly
owing to thf! hard winter, I am not m
viuced, for my own trees, raiied in my
own neigiib i hood and set last fall, are
in tine condition. Now wheu we have
so many and god nurseries at home, I.
can not sec the propriety of sending so
far for trees. They must of necessity be
taken up earlier, anl kept out of the
ground longer than from our (tome nur
series. A word to the wise is sufficient.
Blue Island, OiU, 1S6- J. M. DAY.
Prniru Farmtr,
A
member ot the North Carolina Leg
islature made a decidedly goo? 'hit' a
short time a« J. A bill was pending
1' which imposed a fine fur selling liquor to
must be free negroes, to which he objected ou the
hoisted ou the ramparts to-morrow, far 1 ground that 'such a taw would make thvtr
have lite ordir iu my pocket.' more deceut than the whites.'
April 3d,
APRIL 19 KM. XO. 16
om the pst at' C«W. ^«w*. nn.g "iS aaiagu-« m, Mliitttfi
fhrtf- W heeler one-sided Iclteis. Ucu. Wal­
ling report. ki'i has established u sysu-.nt ol espioti
NeWj I a I just arrived at that post of'age, at! i all convsp iudet e
«n attack by the Itidtatrs cm se'Vleri* I 4 iu* Govertmwnt ts treated
The House Committee oa CommeM**
has prepared a bill applying lue re^rie
lions ul liio Steatnlt 1 it law to
and tug-boats.
Desfrucfiiv fj.-v Pnif.vyLi.rujA,
A^rtl II. The Arti/.an Building, an irli
iiiPiiae structure situated 111 lite uar ql
Chestnut aud Fourth st«., w.i-, i.ituHy
desiroyod by lire list ing^it. Every por
tion of 1 ho building wps oeewpusd by ac
tizans, and the-loss by st 1 k.fixiuies &c..
is very large. Duval, luhoj rupk» rt *c
cupying one floor, lust ^1.10,dull, inclu
ding plates of Perry's Jap in K*peditioti
—latter insured for Mr D.
had 10 "st am presses and OU immense
stock of stones. Among other o cui»anls.
Mr. Smith, silversmith, lost l.tlOt) in
sared. Mr. Ga*kill, iiook-bmUr tat.
very heavy. U. W. Simands, jeweller.
los !?'J:),000 insured fur S^.OiKt. I i*.
t!. P. Warriner, watch ease maK
15,00iI 111*11 ted for &-»,0IH>. M.
Brother, cloth and satinet printer^!,
#.'$0,000 in«urauc« ^I0.0lii. S A
Camp. Iithograpber. low Up.
dike, llippard & Co., loss i^l-* 'h0.
Some du/en or more other 'em its nlei
with iuiSes moieor l.-sa M»Ssu. ow
perthwaite lust #12,(HKJ worth ol -hi
Stnr.k distributed among v.ihouii prnrtin
«ad binding establishments, mostly insu
red. Budding was owned by U- Cow
pel tbwaile, atid was valutnl $rtl»,(KJII
fully iu»u:ed. Aggregate lo«» #'J00,
(Miti.
TERMS, $1 50 in ADVANCE.
i,*-i atory ,t
1 u#ti io ia,
«, *»eil« e a uiass ol patttaj staieiiients. v stteh IsHm
itielttia io:is ami app*t*m«forr* k*vp our
iWUlister tinder duress iti the evpresiion
ol his Iree (.pinion, ns we.l af others.
I'ue sUtonieni tliat Secretary Matey to
pupating a project lot sealing tne dtlli
culites Nicaragua is wholly unfound
ed. No i.4se authorizing the interfer
ence ol thu Govcrumcdi nas y 1 vu
tuudo to the Department. Inti rest.d
parties ha^e not presented miy «ase up
on whicli interposition could rfsi under
International law. Tu»y adrUiUed this
much.
twfnun Hand 0i*K fjtUitun otd w been engaged euutng wii»-| u MaeHi
—~WondcrJul Itogiit tty. One of lb- iul^lajjl, tin Illinois Uivi t, and t4i«*
most astonishing instances of tin i„ w »m lei i» uppos. to I u»|»' eeu. uiu«i *l
ty oi a dog transpired this iitoiuni vlt li, I,»-1 Sunday week, at whieii mne Pi««
ever came to our knowledge.^ Tiie Mee-
Th e L-g'tlUjl of Asntti«s —. I .V,-ir
Men,—Mr. Cony, of ibu Ohio Lt'gi»la
tuie, lately expressed Uie opinion thai u
man had a perfect right to take hi
life when he duemed il neeevrry or eon
venient lo do so. In what school ol
tical ethics Mr. Corry ha, studied we 1
assuredly at loss to det.-iminu bus 1.
enunciation of his opinion comes u
pontine at thi, )ii» ut, wijen the ina,
for suic.de i* decidedly on the increase
and should demand iouiu method of^p
pressiou.
Contrary t.# Mr. Corty's opimu.t it is
Iteid by all tniinent juris-s taut the it di
vidual has no propcriyin h*s ntvn life, «i
which he is but the natural trustee,o
jeel to the superior supervision oi
State to which he personally appertain*.
Consequently, attempts at suicide has
been ae^arded by our laws as u cinov,
ivopt' 1.1 »!,e v-11' I
l"'
s„tl
sii. Sluade, Tobacconists, No. .$.» Con- I lew d.«vs lfter tl»e nlnr Jev, Piersoo
gre.-s-stieet, closed their store hist even- also put oil, and wheu ti»' eabia he oe
upi.-d was Jearuhcd, (he h-»«ly of Plie^p
:ug. leaving their favorite Newfoundland
inside. This inoniint im opening the
store the lloor in the back rouui was t«»uul
to be on fire, and the dog was laboring
with his foru feel and mouth trying to
sub lue it. A pal of water which stood
iu the room had been paired down the
hole. The faithlul animal had so succas
fully eo.ubalt/d the fire as to pi event its
spreading beymnl a spot two or three feel
square. How long '.he noble animal had
stood sentinel and lougbt down ibe ad
vancing fl iine, can only be eonjee ured
—it mint have been seu rul houts. His
leet, and legs, and tu jittb wew badly
bti 1 n-id an il is feared that lie is ri
ously injured internally by inhaling the
o a i o e u s e s o o a n i i v i
jetitly in much pain. We trusjt the saga
I cious end iaithiut animal is not danyrr
i.us'y 1 J'rej. This is tie same .- that
i s o v e i e e n u n i o n e i e e a w
wi. k iini.'.. lie s noilh I11S 'V' i"lt in
gold, and may sa.'tl/ be o.uuuccd tin
noblest of h. u ,.
Accident on the Pennsylranim Cmfral
R, It."Wa received the (oiiuwin tel«
grapic dispatch this afternoon, by wi,ith
we learn that a fata! accident occurred
on the Pennsylvania Central llailroud,
tine morning:
IIuhtimci o,
This morning near H111
Express Tram going East, ran
11.*. ..
pile of rocks winch hi|d lailyn ou tc 1
track at Bniumgham near Huntingdon.
The engineer and fireman were instant
y k i e a n s e v e i u i o k- s w e e s e l
o u y u i e
A later dicpat«U fn 1
states that four jH"""-"''!, a,.
ed arid tin :u itijU I*itt.thurg Cf,
i Ie, hUA.
t'J#""Gel married. What it' cosu to
^uppoitcuu nice, will keep sis chihjreu.
itsssmf,
Ithan AUn
A gooT*staiy ik iolU of Col. Ell,a,i
Allen, wl^ose services to lu^ country in tfee
'itttieA that hied men's *culs,' \v r.' only
equalled by Iii» darling assert ions "I the
light of private opinion on tfvdiHjwal
uiwuers. A well known divm thj p«a
tor ol the vi!l ig« J». lturcb, omIUn! oue etp
liiug I»U lilU CuKiuoi, ui|d V htl enjoyi^
his true New England Iulity, at tlw
shipper table, tiie conversatiou naturaflfy
tiirned upon e'ntteh ninttef.
Quntn 1 Ik miuistei, *4'olonel, huw diMr*
tbn a man of y »ur »-x.t*nsiyt
U V a u -o i i i a u a s i v e
U)
jt(S .ft. ty io joist o n sooitty Vou
Wf.
waul laborers In 'Ihe vfm*va»«l,
1
w
a* yrw. Y-»«r e*-
„jllt
0„,
jJttr j.
meat I v sueiigthr*
a,el toiuly onr hearts :iviinx
ie di e assaults of th .' Klil One.
«Well, litJtl ei fejdied Ad. ti. -I ba
«fiei tfinught n* v u 1 'bis Ni«:
ness, ant one day I had nlnun unil« up
niv imiid to fall into the ranks, hut thsit
nigiil I had a diea«n winch eauwd we n.
give ii up.'
'Ah,' exet uned he nunistel,'what del
yon dreain.'
W e I o u i i I a u i n a i
en'tance of l*afdise, «ud saw a utnu
up atid knock.'
'Who'-, that'" asked a voiee from wijii
m.4
•A friend '-v.-ciftf *di»ktar e. was
h« r«»pjy# .•
Thw dvxa- *4* aud tin ktttpci
stepped out,
•Well, sir, \vTi »t ft.-iv ''trifttio-i Jid \'-m
lieloiig lo, down yondei
'I was at* Episcop ditto,' replied t!ie
candidate.
'Go in, and take ,i
tle
n il dooi
on the enst s fle.'
iust tln-n hiiotber fetpped up he
a Presbyterian and th. gu-irdiatirfrre*"4'1'
i 1 1 u u e i A a e n u i n -r w n e a
mitted, awl received diret tn»n« wiirre 10
neat theuiselves, I tiu-n stepped up
the do
'We. -11 u .isU«#'1:ie
guarduuj.
'I am ueiilt"! JI»oh-Cliui«iMimu, Pres
byterian, f.uiherau, Calvmisl, Cathdi.
e'r Jow, I u! I mi the sain old Ethan Al
leu that voti [Hobahly have lieard of
Ikioi down Wlmv.'
Wh*Ml¥MNMM fawn
der^a?' i'*
The same I tuplted.
'Al. fig'il .Eihan,' tiaul he, ji*
and til u oie^ iivAtM ef jiUi*•'
n
Marder.
A man n-tutrtl Pier, ft eonimit*
led to the I arraiitou jail, on Monday ladfc'**
c!iareel with the murder ot au
i man mined Phelps. Thw tvvd men hCll
ri-fnrted tint Pl:» lp-t,a tun aw.iV'
Was fwt II !,ha'. ju^ eusly, *tin I y P14N
son for several
intoxicated wh
.///hi t'onrirr,
nigli"
n la
1
I iiuy vveie lurt*
•n together
Abmi (iguis. -Huw Yuan,Apr:1
H. The W
ashingtou cutrespoiideut of
tiie Her i i( states thnt the Frenc'-i and
English Ministers deebue that a detaulh
meul ot. men will be landed Iro n ikeir
respective squalrous i 1 Cmtral Amern a
lo ajsiat the Ce»la Hkhiis the wa,
against Wfttker.
The bti* E#rrkt was a'Iv.-rfWd in
leav« New Uiieans on tin I inst.. In
Sat: Juau Nicaragua, with a uumeruu
,rj
i to!uuleert for Walker's armv,
and tin: steamer Vh-t-t. Mrg ni on tie
10th, (or the same destination w iih a
company recruited by Gen. lloroaley
wiia dl atcum|«tiuy tiieni.
A Scfioonxr Seizet. Nu'arou-. .\ pi
7.—Ths» s hoonir ffaryland, of New
'if 01U, was seized at Hampton roads, and
i o i i u w i o i i e i i 1 e i e w
The captain of the Mar) land refused to
allow his vessel to be searched for slave
in romplian e wiih S nte law reeet.t
,~J ly passed.
l^uwaway iv.-.s we:e believed lo
on board of her, and a utdi.ia company
were sent afi -r .hem. The eapiaiu Hid
rew were in prison. Great exciteuu*
exists.
Ffuni. l/ziire/ i ij-itiu'. -U v i i t
O E A 8 i e S o u e n u i i l
bring New Orleans mails of Tuesday
1 with Texas dates lo the tfOtli.
The federal officers at Fort MaeVin
tosh, ba 1 aierlen 1 lo provent '-another
uivas'oft i the Mexican n ties ire..
1I10 American fi Je.
The Lipau I..* 11:1sbad.u.4.,edat'oi)
er mail train, and wounded reveral
jtiie escort, and cimioiitted other tleprcda-
iHfeint'it fjectwi. HAarroai'.
whJ,!'
lI.Hlso is clo-ie and doubtful. N
of Sturu Uli el.- by the people.
Cre^tt Rabbe y. New Yoax, April
.f'b« store ol Ball, Bl &. ('o. wa
rubbed of diamonds to the value of 130
000 litis lueftiii'g. The robbery it sup
[osed havo beeu coniuiitted by an em
pluyee iu the store «'»pt on lh« p.c
mists and is now missing.
At Montg. \la ,onth# 3d inst.,
u iicgio, who Htuidered Mr, Capiieaii,
was taken to Ulouut Meigs and publnsly
burnt. They lung vvhite murderers a^pd
buru black uues at the South.
A freshet in tiie Genesee *1 Roches
ter did oonsiderable damages to mil^
dun« aud othcr pfoperty ou Monday.