Valuable land for sale cheap across multiple townships
Real estate notice listing various tracts in Fremont Tipton Sugar Creek and Springfield townships. Includes 120 acres near Tipton, 160 acres on the Muscatine road, 80 acres, 40 acre parcels near Smiths Flour Milling Mill on Sugar Creek, and 40 acres in Springfield township. Terms favorable, inquiries invited by May 27th, 1865. WM H TUTHILL is the contact.
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N. E
N. W
Fremont Township
Tipton
Northeast
Northwest
Sugar Creek
Muscatine
Smith's Flouring
Springfield Township
WM. H. Tuthill
An Affecting Incident From the Denver News
A Sunday School classroom hears a man recount his family’s massacre at the hands of “friendly Indians” and pleads for the hymn Shall we know each other there, as tears recall a desolated home. The Denver audience is moved while condemning savage cruelty and urging consequences for the culprits.
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Denver
Col
Mr. Cottle
Colorado
Israel
Plains
Tam
Geo. Richardson
Colorado Seminary
C. T
A Vicar’s Bold Stand Against Village Roughs
An English parish receives a tale from a distant country about a new vicar who, while opening a weekday school, faces violent local hostility. He confronts the mob in the road, proposes a fight to prove his resolve, parries early blows, then endures a string of rough assaults before calling for stronger challengers.
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Bill
Jim
Gran Ul md Wests
Asin Ie
Manchester Examiner
Nasby and the Democracy in Wartime Provocation
A fragmentary reminiscence recounts Petroleum V. Nasby’s satirical allegiance to the Democratic cause during and after the Civil War era. It includes crude anecdotes of a jail sentence for theft, vow to redeem Africans, and a mock diary tone about political figures and suffrage debates with references to Nasby’s church role and mixed Cabinet loyalties.
Garibaldi romance and a moral tale from a distant shore
In a Boston edition story column, Garibaldi's courtship on a Santa Catharina lake voyage unfolds, detailing Amita the Brazilian wife’s bravery aboard ship and her daring battles. A separate tale explains a father's six good apples and one rotten fruit as a caution that one bad influence spoils many, with a closing moral.
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GariBaldi
Lake of
Santa Catharine
Santa Catharina
Amita
Iamibaldi
Robert
Pappa
Butter Making by Grounded Cream in Normandy and More
An 19th century column recounts a French method for turning cream into butter by burying bags in the ground, notes variations for large quantities, and describes a winter cellar alternative. It links newspaper reading to sharper literacy, geography, grammar, and debate among youths.
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France
Normandy
Charleston Correspondent Details Northern Credit Attitudes
From Charleston the Boston Advertiser correspondent reports merchants returning from the North describe flexible credit and generous terms. A Charleston man secured sixty days, others got four months or three, and debt settlements including prewar balances were handled with courtesy. One man, labeled a rebel, was treated cordially even in Boston.
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Boston Advertiser
Charleston
South Carolina
Boston
Schoolyard Quip Brings Laughs in Wapillo County
The Courier reports a humorous incident at a local school where a teacher asks a pupil his age and full name. The boy insists his name is John and mocks the idea of a father enrolling him, joking that the father is too big for school and that he is still young.
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Wapillo
Bud
John
Pup
Sensiste Dappy Dialogues With Eighteen Year Old Youth
An old lady asks a precocious eighteen year old youth about his career path and whether he will pursue ministry or literature. The youth replies that his father intends to send him to work in the potato patch.
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Ady
Tater Petch
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Chemipton Advertiser
Berber & Olford
Offece
Post Office
Jcolumn
Colummn
Minton
Mariner
Bull
G. W. C. Gillette
Bull & Gillette
Jtorneys & Counsellors AT Law
Pratt & Sreen
Tirron
Iowa
As. H. Rothrocr
Tipton, Cedar County
WM. Elliott
Ustice OF the Peace
Cedar County
Tripton
Exchange Office
Qsat
New York
Vokslander
Jonan &. Tuthill, Yee OF the
Court House
J. C. Batdorf
Mrcuanicsvinia
Main Street
Upataira
F. A. Gates
Lowdon
J. F. Kennedy
Tirtox
Reigart & McNamarta
P. T. Smith
Allen
Childs’ Store
J. F. Boal
Tirvox
Postoffice
S.W. Young
Boot and Shoe Shop
Wirick
Brown
WM. P. McNamara
Tipton, Iowa
OLILL
THE
Tipton Advertiser
Custar
Brutanty
Texas
Lyons Mirror
Geo
Castor
Philadelphia
John L. Knowlton
Knowlton
Europe
Phil
Muscular Christianity
Saint's Rest
Neo Geray
Alwuz
Tesperk
Durance
Henze
Petroleum
V. Nasby
Pourtica
District of Columbia
Johnson
Tennessee
Congress
Mr. Welles
Mersin Seward
Dennison
Stanton
Herlan
Speed
McCulloch
Springfield
Mass
Grammariana
Statesman
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