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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-06
MN. HOLT RICHARDSON, Merchan
EALL AND WINTER CLOTHING

E'AII AND WINIEK CLOIHINU.-
IL NJ. HEXTER l. SONS respectfully Inform THEN
customers and the public that they have in store
and daily receiving from their factory in the
North, large and well selected stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING, which is gotten up in the bes
and latest style, and which they offer to sell botl
wholesale and retail as low and lower than any 9th
er house in the Union.
Country merchants dealing in their line will find il
to their interest to call and examine their stock beor
purchasing elsewhere.
ID. HEXTER SONS,
No. 80 Main street.
next door to Messrs Purcell Ladd l. Co., Druggists
Sc 2l-Im<
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FURTHER EXTENSIVE SITppTIFs

CI1ILIF.N
Il OF SCHOOL BoOKs.-IaMEs Woon
HoUSE, Qate Nash l. Woodhouse1 is receiving al
most daily, extensive supplies of SCHOOL BOOKS
TO use in the schools and colleges throughout
Teachers, parents and pupils furnished upon fair
Globes Mathematical Instruments, SURVEYORS,
Compasses. and School Stationery of every de.crin
ton. - e'e'5 uesei,F
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BARGANS AT THE PRANK.

NJ LIN CLOTHING STORE, NO. 90, MAIN ST,
RICHMOND, VA.-We have just received large
and complete stock of Ready Msds Clothing, suitable
ceive lasye addisons weekly, per steamers Virginia
and Pennsy lyaniG from our mauufaesory IN Philadel
phia Persons wishing to buy viii always have large
and fresh stock select from. Alsot lasge and well
selected stock of Gentlemsn's Furnishing Goods al
ways hand. also, Umbrellas Our plan of ope-
ration is, large sales and small profits.
r. DECOU & CO.,
sc 26-3m No. a. Main street.
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, :, IHUMAS SHARP,
jy lift Sup,t Trans. Va. a. Tenn r. r.

Union STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
~ LINE OF STEAMERS.-FOR PHILADELr
PHIAa EVERY WEDNESDAY, VIA NORFOLK
AND CAPE MAY-Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND.
Capt. MITCHELL; Steamer VIRGINIA, Capt. TEAL.
and steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain BAYMoaE
One Of these splendid steamers will leave Richmond
tor Philadelphia, every MONDAY and THURSDAY,
at hIsh-water, touching at Cape May to land pas
sengers. Returning, leave Philadelphia every WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ un-
til further notice.
Passengers for Cape May will consult their interest
by taking this route as it is in addition being the
cheapest. the most expeditions and comfortable
PASSENGERS FOR New YoRK.-We have entered
into arrangements to forward passengers through to
New York either by cars steamers, allowing them
the privilege of remaining in Philadelphia three or
four days, proceed directly on to New York, upon
the arrival of the steamers.
SHIPPERS To THE WEsT.-Tobacconists DESTROYS
of shipping to Cincinnati, will please bear in mind
that have made all the necessary arrangements to
forward tobacco through at 60 cents per 100 pounds
Due notice will be always given in all the daily pa
pers in the city, when the steamers will be ready
receive freight, and the hour of their sailing.
n B.-Shippers will bear in mind that all bills of
ladng must be sent to the wharf Rockets to be
signed before the sailing of the steamers.
Passage through to New York, LIST cabin and found,
50; do. do. Cope May sc; do. do Philadelphia 3d. do.
do. do. Philadelphia, I'd cabin and found, 81. For
freight or passage, apply to
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
au 20 Richmond, Va. on the Dock,
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|fIRK, LIFE AND MARINE TNSU

RANCE.-The Richmond Fire Association are
now prepared to issue policies of Insurance on the
above description of risks reasonable terms a.
any similar company and respectfully ask share Of
the patronage OF the public. Applications win be re-
ceiyed at the Office, No. 22S, covaer of Main and 9th
niornstaon that may be required. All losses prompt
JAMES Kosher, Presdent.
/ y9or =. boshkks Secretary. NH ~
| ARD IN PAILS-Landing and far sale
1 ~ JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS! STILL
~ THEY COME-A W. OSBORN. the Daguer-
rean Artist l72 Main Street opposite the Banks still
continues to take those life like Pictures that has
gwen him such rush of business the last fifteen
months. Mr.. Osborn will guarantee to make fine pic
lures of children in two seconds of time. Those
that have tried at other Galleries and failed are
spectfully invited to call. Prices very low Come
and see. Cases cheap for cash.
A. w. OSBORN,
je Is Sign of the Flags of ali Nations
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hObEhI hAIFhIN, Agent,
au 20 Richmond, Va. on the Dock.

A DAMS 81 CO.'S NEW YORK, VIR-
IA GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND, Pc
TERsBURG, &c. &c, &e.--Haying Effected arrange
ments with the u s. mail line OF steamers from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond for SPECIAL EXPRESS
PRIVILEGES on that route, prepared to
receive and forward, to and from New York MER-
CHANDfSE and PACKAGES of every description
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates.
Our Express will leave New York every Wednes-
day and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately Goods will be re-
ceived at New York office, 80 Broadway until 81
o'clock, P ~, ON the day of sailing.
Merchants and Others ordering goods from New
York, requested to order by ADAMS l. CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS
Our inland Express will run as heretofore, leaving
New York and Richmond daily, in charge of special
messengers All Goods not marked to 20 via the in
land route, will be forwarded BY the Steamer Tx
press. ADAMS Il co.
il. McDONOUGH, Agent, Richmond
NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended fer ship
ment Fer steamers Roanoke or Jamestown, will
hereafter be received by ADAMS & CO., SO Broad
way, who the only authorized agents for Express
privileges by those steamships.
LUDLAM PLEASANTS,
lie e+ts IS Broadway, New York.
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NREAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE

GREAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE
" REDUCTION OF FARE TO BALTIMORE
AND PHILADELPHIA.-On and after MONDAY,
the 18th August, Through Tickets to Baltimore and
Philadelphia can be obtained of this Company
their route, via Washington, the. following terms
viz:
To Baltimore. Observation-Disclosures 90
To Philadelphia. 90
Which secure to the passenger transit for self and
baggage through the city of Washington and Balti-
daily lines are ran between Philadelphia and New
York, at rates varying from 81 to s. for each first
class passenger, ard proportionately for second
GLASS passengers the public be at loss fora
cheap and comfortable trip to New York
The Through Tickets named above allow reason
BILE sojourn in Washington and Baltimore, without
detriment to any privileges conferred by them
Agent of Transportation.
Office r. r. & P. r. r. Ce, !
Riohnond, Aug. 18th, 1853.
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HHEAP TEASING are now receiving
~ by steamers our FAN Supply of Teas. selected
with from the latest inporatons. all of superior
at S74c and best Black Tea only 50 cents per lb;
good Gunpowder Tea at IS cents and the very best
Gunpowder and Imperial Teas at 81 per h. equal TO
any dollar and . half Tea sold in this market
i HULST& KING,
Sc 20 and 8 Frnnklin st.. Old Market
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SHOCkOE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
~ SHOPS, Cary street, East side of Shockoe creek,
Richmond, Va.-TALBOTT BROTHER. propre-
ture their improved portable STEAM ENGINES and
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, OF the best materials in
the most workmanlike manner, and on accommoda-
ting terms. Also:
Stationary Engines, of any required power,
Grist Mill Machinery,
boilers for Steam Engines and other purposes,
Tobacco Presses and Screws,
Tobacco Flattenng Mills,
Levers, Bands, &c.
Railroad Work of all kinds
Brass and Iron Castings and all descriptions of
Wrought Iron Forging
PERSONS wishing to purchase any of the above arti-
ing elsewhere.
Sc 2l-lm% TATROTT a. RROTuFR
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EOR RENT-Over my Store LODG-
IL M; ROOM JNO. THOMPSON,
Sc 81 No 81 Main st
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EOR COMFORT.-We have now on
IL hand an extensive assortment Of SIX MsI.ae,
Lambs Wool and Shaker Flannel UNDERSTANDS
Merino, Shaker, Canton Flannel aud Jeans DRAW
ERS to which we would invite those u want
WN ~ ADcOcK l. Co.
ssH Main ST. under the American.
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pEEVE g. BLAIR, APOTHECARIES
IL AND DRUGGISTS, It's Broad street. have on
hand general assortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
respectfully invite the attention of their friends and
the public generally. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded at all hours. Orders from the country viii
choice selection of CHEWING TOBACCO, and an
assortment of CIGARS of the most approved hrands
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4 DIE Il GRAY, DRUGGISTS, I47

"A Main street, have in store, and are receiving,
large additions to their stock of DRUGS. MEDf.
CINES, SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS, PAINTS,
OILS, DYES, WINDOW GLASS and FANCY AR
TICLES, which they offer for sale the most fayo-
rable terms to cash and punctual dealers.
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CILKS, SILKS, SILKS.--Just opened an
y elegant stock Of SILKS, consisting OF plain
and figured Black, plain Green, Maxarine Blue, Tan
Drabs all shades, Remarkably ehespl handsome riea
Brocaded ut Use. per yard Also Plsld Silks.
s - y ~ 'he shsapH HART MOSES. IS Main st.
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Tor RENT, the store on Cary street, at
, present occupied by NJ Blair. Possession given
seio "'i' next Apply John II. CLAIBORNE.
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RAILROADS. srEAMBoArs. &c.

EROM PETERSBURG AND RICH.
= MQNU 10 THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
TnHoD0H IN TWO BAXss--Ths Virginia and
eat, safest and eheapes route, with Increased fac
ties never before offered by any line to the travelling
public visiting the Virginia Springs
Passengers leaving Kichalond daily at o'clock, p
D. Sundays sxeeptedi by Messrs Boyd, Edmond
Co.'S line OF Packets with experienced command.
srsor the ne xt morning at O'Clock BY the Danville
Railroad ting passengers leaving Petersburg at
o'clock, A. NJ. the same morning al the innetien Of
the Sonthside Railroad win TO Rice's station
where they will find line of and superior TROY
Coaches, fine horses and experienced drivers in
ness TO convey them with the most possible, aisnatcb
wilireach Lynchburg early In the evening in time %
ginia and Tennessec Railroad at o'clock A. NJ next
morning to Bonsscks, distance of ~ mies in two
hours IN connection with Parish Co.'s old established
me OF stages 80 well known TO the travelling public
for their safety and Dispatch well supplied with ne w
Coaches, excellent horses accommodating agents and
drivers ready to convey them to the Mountain House
hite sulphur Springs before 10 o'clock next morn-
ing, the second day after leaving Lynchburg
returning, passengers will leave the White Sui.
phur Springs at O'Clock, p II. daily, Sundays ex-
cepted) Red Sweet and Sweet Springs at O'Clock,
r. Nj. and arrive at the Mountain House to supper
leaving next morning at day light breakfast Scotts
arrive at Bonsacks at At O'clock, P. M.-and Lynch.
burg at 81 r. ~ leave Lynehburg same evening by
Packet at O'Clock, p. NJ for Richmond arriving the
SECOND morning, at o'clock A. Nor by Stages at
III A. Nor from to o'clock in the morning and
Southsde Railroad to Petersburg and Danville Rai.
ROAD to Richmond, arriving same evening at O'Clock
RATES OF FARE FROM RICHMOND AND
BY Boyd Edmond's Packets, from Richmond
and Virginia and Tennessee Railroad to White
sulphur Springs. 80 90
By Danvlls Railroad from Richmond and
Soathside Railroad from Petersburg art
Stages to Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
mite sulphur Springs. 10 30
THoMAS SHARP. "
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pOACH g. MCGUIRE. MERCHANT

AZ TAlLORS, No. 1872 Main street, Richmsnd Va
respectfully inform their friends and The public gem
orally, that they have received their FAN and Win
ter stock consisting of CLOTHS. CASSiMERFS
NESTlNGS, FURNISHING GOODS and ready,
made CLOTHING, embracing all the newest and
very lowest prices. Purchasers are invited to call.
They are also agents for the sale OF Francis Ma
hans SYSTEM of garment cutting. Sc l7-lm+
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roR sALH ANn RHNr
VALUABLE FARM ON THE PLAN

n OR X ENT.-The Brick Tenement
4 lately occupied by Mr. John f. Douahety, near
the corner OF Fourth aud Canal streets. Rent $50
per s M Apply to ToLER COOK,
Sc ~ Acpu
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tOR KEMP small brick HOUSES IN
= Adams Valley, containing rooms each. Pos
session can be had on the LIST of October Apply 10
EDWARD ID. EACHO,
Sc 80 General gent and Collector
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IOHN e. SHAFER, Merchant Tailor,
~ No l. Exchange Building. hes just returned from
the North, with large and well selected stock o.
CLOTHS, cASsIMERES, yESTiNGS, &c, OF the
latest importaons and NEST fashionable styles, and
viii be pleased to see his old friends and the pubic
generally. Sc 1-lnt
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DLAID DRESS GOODS.-The subscri-
II beers have now in store good sss9Etment o.
Plaid siiks Merieoes ell Woei Mauaians De LANES.
fiinghanss aud Scotch Piaids to which Ihsy insba
the attention of the ladies. ,...,rs
Metropolitan Store, Isl Eagle Square
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Corner Main and 18th sts Richmond, Va.
~ For sale by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
everywhere. je 8-wfmdwly
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Ia received a large assortment ofFALL GoopS
embracing every article of Gentsemeps Apparel
A description of which woald be needless
Call at No. 100, cornea OF Main and GoseTnes sS
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-12
sag- There is nothing in a name

rsg- There is nothing in name
as Shakespeare has it. Perhaps II is So
We have waited long and patiently Tor
our new heading, and at last are compel
led to go to press without it.
Our patience though like unto JOB S is
exhausted. We have been IN the great
est agony that poor mortals could suffer,
for the last ten days. We have cursed,
with long, deep, bitter curses, captains,
low water and the rapids,
but all to no purpose, for the object Of
our affection comes net.
We promise our readers that the next
number viii appear under the head OF
the Cedar County .7drersissr, with Its
face neat and clean.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-12
swamp Lands.

at shall be the dirty Of all constables,
coroners, sherids, justices Of the peace.
county Surveyors, and grand jurors to
take notice Of all tresspasses committed
on such lands either by cutting timber, or
otherwise, and to take all legel steps, un-
der the laws Of this State to bring such
offenders 10 punishment.
So reads the law; and we hope that all
the above named officers will consider
their obligation in this respect. We
hope, too, that private citizens will regard
the laws of our State. So far, at least,
as not to put the officers under the pain
tul necessity OF taking any legal steps
with them, but to wait until convenient
time, when they may obtain the right Of
said lands in legal way. We UNDER
stand that some are ready to pounce on
the islands III Red Cedar River, as soon
as the river freezes over, is the reason
why we give this hint, believing hint
TO be easier than kick. The swamp
lands Of this county are now undergoing
an examination ard will be offered for
sale as soon as paGtical.e.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-12

bcrsoand Pint, took place upon the body
OF Mrs. lnghum, they found a large
bruise or external wound upon her right
side, from tie critical situation in which
the woman was in, when the blow was
inflicted, and from the general appearance
OF the body, they were Of the opinion,
that her death was caused directly or
indirectly by the blow, that causing the
death Of the child, Puerperai Fever fol-
lowed, labor not taking effect, she was
thrown into commissions and expired. --
The Jurors having inspected the body,
and after patiently hearing all the cyi-
denee and circumstances, reported in SUBJ
stance nearly as follows: That the de-
ceased Fanny lngham, came TO her death
by blow inflicted upon her body, by her
husband, Doctor Ingham, which caused
directly or indirectly her death. The
Coroner arrested the prisoner and placed
him in the hands of the constable We
understand he is TO have hearing before
Justice Sloper.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-12

.,uu. not for our own qualification OF
benefit. or with any expectation thai II
will be a lucrative speculation but our mo-
,;ves can be summed up in the words Pre-
Boao Pabiico." therefore under snch CIR
cuns,ances we hope to be favorably re-
ce;yed and as we make our prettlest bow
to the sovereigns we hope to be welcon-
ed as a harbinger of good tidings.
CHARLES SHETLAND
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-12

l. Is seldom pc haze been made ac-
quaiated with cireuun stances, slowing %
much indifference from the husband 10
The wife and partner Of his l,son, a.
that we have just learned from 'ricnd in
Polk township Of this county. Il seems
titat one Doctor Incham, and wife came
iu.o the neighborhoea IT squire Dillons,
about three weeks since, took quarters at
a NJ Drinks,
TIE vie Of this Botanic Physician,
Doctor ingham, was taken yiolerly sick
Sabbath October 30, 1853, and suffered
severely until Thursday morning Soyem.
her3 at : clock, when her spin quit Is
c!ey tenement and was waited to tie home
d spirits. The friends in the neigh
horaool, supposng all was cot right il
Denmark, and that some foul means
h. been used, concluded to intestira.c
Tie matter. Accordingly Ii. Coroner,
Andrew Ford vas srn for. 10 hold an n.
ques, upoa the body o! Fanny laehan
10 ascertain BY what means lie came 10
her death. Thursday evening Noyem-
Der 3, lS53. Coroner Ford, Doctors Cham
le-s and Pat pro aeded to the spot where
the dead body vas lying, bat il being
late, nothing was a.one 4Alil Friday
morning. The Co1oaor having, SUM
moucd three Jurors accol ding 10 law,
they being sworn, and all til prclitnina.
RES disposed 81, tae examination pfocee-
ded. from the evidence i appears thai
he had frequently Ill treated and abused
her, that hc had upon one occasion sfack
her in anger "threatening to knoel, be-.
to Texas that during their stay in Clin-
ton Comfy lie had kicked her from her
couch and during her entire late sickness,
lie manifested tie creates. indifference
an neglect towards her
On Friday night previous to the Sab-
bath, that she was taken 50 dangerously
i'll heavy blow, and groans were heard
mtAe room they occupied. Re had 50
tyrcaized over her. that she was constant
IS ii fear 81 him. and she dare no, cry
aloud for ASSISTANCE.
Friday between 10 and IL o'clock A..
NJ, q, examination, BIZ Doctors Cham
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Notice.

We send the first number of our paper TO ma
ny persons whose names we have not as yet the
pleasure Of placing upon our subscription list ;
all of whom we should be giaS to have become
subscribers. Those persons not wishing to take
the paper win return it BY the first mail to
CHARLES SwErLAsp, Proprietor. If not re.
turned within reasonable time, they viii be
considered regular subscribers, and their names
placed upon the subscription list.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-12
Taking their sensess

The Sheritrof sOld Cedar'' tells a god story
Of an old woman he came across on the .Wap-
81" while taking the census.
"Madam," Says he, .. am engaged in IA -ag
the names, ccspaions, resources, &C., &c, o.
he residents q Cedar County, according 10
law, for TIE ce1a1s.n
The senzesg7 broke in the old woman. law
me, you don't say 50. Well" she continued,
this Is mighty sinful world. Don't you think
50, Mister ~
suppose il Madam. But DO you consider
il worse than il has been?o
Well do. There's 50 many new-sangled
iota's and goats on now, to what there was
wien | was gal, that il seems 10 me that
body don't knew nothing. nowadays, no how,
out we're ia the country. Why, Doctor Eann
came along here, year or SO ago, AID took the
seascs''
..Ahl How was that Took The census, you
say"
: Yes, indaed he did. lie too, orr Old friend
Morton's senses clean out OF him by giving him
glory---gIo--G,orform he called II, and then
cut or The poor old souls arm without his
KNOWN HNGHr about il !--But dear, Oh
dear. faint no Use round here takia' their sem
SOS, for the L,tl knows the folks act as f they
had no senses TO take, nohow.v
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-12

| ". are too mach crowded this week
TO say all we intended upon this subject.
We viii therefore givcsnotice that we viii
at some future time give leader in
which we will give the Lyons Road the
best turn u'e'rs got IN the shop, but at pres
ent we will only state that the work is
progressing here ,fnely. We daily see
quantities OF stone and large timbers
pass through our town, destined to be
used on the road. Every thing is progress
sing rapidly and with an energy and dis
patch seldom if ever equaled III the histo-
~ Of Rail Road building. The great
and only difficulty has been in obtaining
men. but now the soad is obtaining such
as the work deserves, good stable, faith
full, prompt, laborers, those who work
steadily and save their money, the Com
rany are still paying good wages, ~ l2s
cents per day for hands, s. 25 cents per
day for teams, it is doing better than the
most of men can do at anything else.
We would call the attention of labor
ers 10 the advertisement in another COL
umn headed Men Wanted"
BLAKE, FaRRASp 4 Co. hay, been
prosecuting the work upon their section
with energy truly commendab'e. UsH-
Err 4 TnAyrR, have lately taker con-
tract OF two miles. and Will soon be Mt
work with large force. ADAMS s. Co.
have g number OF shan,ies, and a large
force at work on the prairie three miles
east of town, but we do not know the
precise number.
We learn from reliable authority tina,
a, Lyons and vicinity the force at work
now exceeds 500 men, at Iowa City the
force we learn is large, but we cannot
state the number. Every thing is flatter-
ing and the citizens of Old Cedlr may
, .,,eil raja're thai they have, ia. PIONEER
ROAD in Iowa.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-12

, TIE unorganzed territory of Nebraska
have elected Hadiey d. Johnson as delegate 70
Congress: also Governor, Secretary AT Treas
urer. lae sentiment OF the citizens i enthusi-
astcally in fsvog of an organization and diyis-
ion.-[Cap. Rep.
We are glad to hear it. IF Congress
will not establish government over the
Territory, we hope the people viii take
the matter in hand ana estabIisl one oil
their own, independent of Unie Sam
and after the expiration Of tn, present
Governors term Of office, elect Presi-
dent n his stead, aud declare trir Inde-
nendenee.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-12

e= We learn thai the Rochester n'ys Lei
Ter has been removed te Tlp.on Ha=not vet
received an exchange from the latte place
ICap. Rep.
Well, friend Reporter, we NV send
YOU ore with toe further incarnation
that the NEWSLETTER is "Jafuie,," tina,
ot:tce has changed hands, and be paper
nov. after tbs, viii be know as the
Cedar County .9lrsrtissr. Bl excuse
our heading for the present No