Tipton Advertiser issue notes and local notices
The Tipton Advertiser highlights local business ads and notices from Clark & Mulford, Friend & Culbertson, Birely & Dean, L. & O. W. Eckel, and A Palmer. It reports on the 1863 tax levy by the Board of Supervisors, Muscatine merchants, a Lincoln era circus injury update, a Pennsylvania Hall cotillion, and remarks on the Dixie soldiers mail duty. It also notes George Pickering’s death, a circuskrow incident, and political libel jabs aimed at Copperhead candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Cedar County
Copperhead
Advertiser
Geo. Jackson
Local notices and corrections on community behavior and literature
The piece lists local furniture suppliers and notes their care in loading goods. It describes the “Hoss Marines” gathering on a street, blocking sidewalks, and calls for better street arrangement. A correction apologizes for misrepresenting Mr. Chas Swetland regarding war measures and support for Gen. Fremont, while defending Democratic leaders. It promotes Atlantic Monthly, Harper’s Magazine, Peterson’s Magazine, Arthur’s Home Magazine, and The Messenger, with subscription details and praise for each publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Swetland
Swetland
Fremont
Cedar County
Dix
Walker
Rosecrans
Butler
Logan
Crocker
Scales sales rise marking mixed period for Fairbanks firm
The West lead in Fairbanks scales sales signals unusual prosperity across weighing industries this year, reflecting growing public demand for these renowned scales. The Burlington Hawk Eye reprints Col. J B Weaver’s private letter from Iowa noting a tumultuous political period and urging unbending integrity from leaders. The Dayton Journal quips on Greek fire as a constitutional concoction by abolitionists, while Iowa settlement proceeds and the American Emigration Company expands land sales and settler support across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Messrs. Fairbanks
Burlington Hawk Eye
J. B. Weaver
Iowa Infantry
Tuttle
Daniel
Des Moines
Fisher
New York
Dennis
Dean
Jonas
Sheward
Stephen
Fox
Martys
Lincoln
puTy
Sam
J.B. Weaver
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The
Tipton Advertiser
Clark & Mulford, Publihers
Friend & Culbertson
Joan S. Tur Hill
Simmons
Tipton
Birely & Dean
Dixie
Iowa
C. Ben. Darwin
Geo. Pickering
George
Sear
Pennsylvania Hall
Union Hotel
A. PaLmer
Muscatine
Thomas
Messrs
WM. H. Stewart & Son
Wm. A. Browner
Srs
Second St
Stern
Hoss Marines
Court House
Atlantic Monthly
Ticknor & Fields
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Harper’s Magazine
Harpers
Harper & Bro
Franklin Square
N. Y
Peterson
C. J. Peterson
Chestnut St
Phil’a
Arthur’s
T.S. Arthur
W. F. Townsend
Clara J Lee
Tre Sonu Messenger
Northwest
Root & Cady
Great Northwest
Music Publishers
Chicago
Ill
Second Iowa Infantry
Gin. Tuttie
Bex
American Emigration Company
New England
Europe
Dayton (Ohio
Friends of the Peace Democracy
Beauregard
M. K. Cross
Joan M. Shearer
Saran E. Cucurkea
Tipton Union School
A. H. Perry
Emerson
J B. Speakman
T J Emmons
Daniels
P.M
Davenport
Usua
Front
Perry Streets
Joseph Shields
RAND
C. Upham
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Zane
Cove
R. Hall
Galad
Gilmore
Clotus, Cassimeres
Vlonaitf
Tipton, Iowa
John N. Adams
Toton
Sulriff Sale
District Court
County of Muscatine
State of
S.C. Curtis
Lipton Raiload Company
Tipton Railroad Company
David Platner
Townelindse
Sheriff Sale
Johnson
W. C. Lambee
Moses Varney
Zeno Taber
Springdale Township
Mary Larick
Lartck
Jw. F. Muzzy
Court House Square
Trrton
Zepcash
Isel
P. T. Smith
Urgeon
Alto
Hunter's
Allen
Childs’ Store
JL. & CO. W. Echel
Main Street
W. Oy L
C. W. Eckel
WM. A. Brownell
P. P. Stewart
Quincy
Leonard
W.S.& M.childs
E. & M. Childs
Boot & Shoe Store
Supreme Court
James Moore
William H. Tuthill
Charles Swetland
John M. Moffit
Cedar and
Sixth Street
Iown
Andrew J. Hunter
Adam Hunter
Andrew J Hunter
James Borland
Township Eighty One
Cedar Duvanty
Athaniel Mayfair
Esa
Bedford
Kings County
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