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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19
The Triumph"

II viii be seen among the reports wnrh
We publish this week, that the Mines
Express brings on, its big Rooster aid
crows over the election as a Nebras. a
triumph. Sinoe then. however, they nave
lf,ed him down from bis lofty perch, d
assist 10 the salt river expedition. w.
are gong to nave jolly crew when We
60, but before we depart, We mus, ex.
press disapprobation in claiming tie re.
suit Of any county as a Nebraska ,ri.
umph. The wings claim the result q.
an auta-NebrasAa triumph: this is less OBJ.
jectionable for the reason that Iowa has
heretofore been 4 strong hold OF the IN
terrified democracy, and nothing but an
obnoxious measure OF the repeating of the
Missouri Compromise could ever have
drawn the masses OF the party from the
ranks IN which they have fought their
whole lives. The party and its candl.
dates Struggled to keep It's members In
the traces, bu, in vain. The party did
no, lake upon themselves the measure as
test, Yet It's candidates espoused i,
which 50 enragei the ran. and fi.v ;aa,
many desertec.
There are no less democrats nov ir
Iowa than there we're before tie election
and the mex. general election We thin.
viii De erldence q TINS TACT, unless CAT.
didaies are brougat forward again q e.
For this measure. C which event their De.
leaf att te worse than ever.
l. IS sad u be lang rad tina, hss nc
turn also, every de- aas lis day.' TIE
wig and Tree seilers rave TINS tine car.
re4 lowa. WY Aof l. u tier hts
Inc = . their 14y--s turn IA tie Lars
e F5~.ors saoglc be generous 10 Ia.
Sei@ai-a, an Tue yaaqslsaea shcgl1 pa
2g witt ! r-Ferss oil .oraae Win CON.
FE.G ii nee
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COMMMsIOsEa,s SALE.

PILDlO NOlkCE IS hereby given,
= W virtae OF an ofaeT niade ~ iae Dis
.fiet Couxs - ~ ! Tor sss ssOant. Of Ceaar and
ssdss .. loaA, attae MAJ term a. " 1884 there
~ih oe s..Yossl 70 panai~ sale, On oA*aruay the
ssensr sia. "a OF Aasass neAt .. the Court mouse
DcsWesn .ns souss VI ~ Sp1@A -. u. AMI . sioek
r.ls. VI sAia sAy. s.ls IoAO~sns, u.S~ii-sa pfoi.
ersys " wis; beantA part sss MOI ln-scss isac.
.isA4i quarter of sSestioa aunoer three ~ IN
40. .a.ae ,synf shs s.Ss. L na desc. .oea !,
metes an % IA il II fo.lsws cum naencfng AZ the
aieffii1n PcAf ca tide uivt1vn iine pe tweeh II &C
ioAA. ioA No. tnGee III aha fodf ~ IN SAID y.
~es. fae.iaH<s 9.afssr ~ $50 ~passDn ~. three
III -,p4stAad Anl sN10ins tasnae ses.sn lws NJ VI
' tl 1sg. .s... 20 slas iusy percaes %, A poS
s.sssYs fs-ltAs vest s~eA. y.v4r 1e8. tIissy N,
eoa-i - $50 esfe 41A - = psss tasass rlIihng
soa.I tssa.J one deg, tiar,s ~. sA4s. seventy
Ald uiaeiJ -siA.one uuuaiealu psr1hes 20 post
I"eace fana4nS saA6t iwsn.ytus AeE rhiisy ~.
nortn twsn.l-4Gs ANA qaia 49, one-hunurssh
fcisaes y xuss, thence rdaning north taeniy.
eaa Y. 4. .nlrty m. west thirty Ana ninety SIKH
oae ,aharslta rerches 70 pJs.. tnen,e running
Cast .MsA -o..1 ues aud ~ uorLn twenty one
-1ss"o~o.e ssssA ia s.tn Pc. q. 10 posi- sis~nee
~ tSsn soas aes~ sAlty u. ~tst tnry'
l..,y ss@-oae aahassd ss4 ~ Pssse oisae
Aaa "a Yrrgaes sosesner with acertain steam
49, .s.sAtsA - 4 t<'f.ssAsssis oascI saereon.
sgaH 8hs@esSH.sx9 90 sieS aaLE.
one-foartA 3o.g - f,nrSnass ni0Aey 70 be paid
80 sss say " sAAe. $40 bAiAn.e Ia Two anisaai
4. heI ss'so re NC AIRED " assstxA ages drawing
.4'srest y -as GAS OK yea pcr cent per mum.
- n. T.. TAI,
~ aaA.er III lnaasery.
fsTtaa, jay |, ioss. as..~.sos.l ~
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Our latest ne IS from various counties
is as folloSs-Jefferson is reported TO
have given Grimes 4 majority OF 1876,
WHICH e Wig gals 6 -: &c, Washing
ton, wing majority go, whig gain 100,
Loisa, ls5, wing gain SIS. Johnson. $50,
wing gam $50; Cedar l64, whlg gain
PSI; Henry SIS, whig gain IS; Scott
Isl, wing gain $50; Linn 275. whig
gam 375; Jones wing majority 49, Jack
son from 50 TO as for Rates, elsc,lng two
whig representatives; Desmoines major
ny Tor Bates 200. democratic gain Of so,
Lee $50 Tor Bates, $50 whig gaia; Ma
haskla 800 for Grimes keekuk 30 for
Bales. bu, the balance OF Inc wbig ticket
eiec.ed. Davis and Vanburen are repor-
ted 10 nave gone whig. the latter by li3.
but the former rot known. Alamakee "a
majority for Grimes.
Here is already over 1900 majority for
the shig candidate for Governor. II coun.
ties wilch in 1852 gave Pierce 1900 ma
joriiy, whiie his largest majorities are ex-
pecied 70 come from the counties boder.
ing The Desmoines and Missouri rivers
and the Missouri Inns.
We don, see how Thoring.on and
Clarke can be beaten ow.-.Nus. Jou.
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Prospect of the Iowa Lana Bill.

Under the prospect OF the defeat Of the
old Iowa Land bill, Mr.. Hem no, long
since moved TO have the rules suspended
SO that the House could take up an amend
neni ne nad to propose; in tins he was de-
.ea'ed through the Instranenlality OF the
friends of the Fl. Wayne Air Line Road.
who are determined that we shall nave
TIA, or none. Since then we understand
though We have no, seen the bill tina, Gen
Dodge mas Introduced IN the Senate a
new bill for grant of and to this State
and II has passed THAI body Every ell
lori will be made 10 carry il through the
House. We are unaoquaiutea with the
provisions OF the new bill, but as we w
de'siand rs object, 1t is go. up to enable
the measure TO come before the House
the old bill being too low down on the
docke, 10 be reached niihor suspension
OF the rules, which requires a two-thirds
vote, and this can.not be ob,ained. - oca
SaA Ga-,
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'AsDALisx.--Tne English Consul a,
Jerusalem publishes letter denouucing
some Yankee named Jones, who lately
sojourned In the Holy City, and turned
penny BY chipping of witt. hammer
Pieces OF he Holy sepulchre," the
Toaos oil the Kings" aaa other famous
monuments. and selling them 10 travel.
lers at pretty high prices. to be carried
nome The Coasal, with true John Buii
prejudice, ai.t,--'.that it Is notorious
iarcas4oa. Lac East ,aat a sis.llar pro-
penshy IS chalgeabie peculiarly ID travel
ieEs irom The United States" rhis 5
particularly Iuss, considering that the Bfi,-
'sh Museum lis been eaficheI by the
fabterea ..lsh BRUSH irafe..rs have
made Of Iae antiquities Of Egypt. There
are great inaly Brush Joasses mex
istence, VINO do not seem to have q taago
nicer sense Of honesty or psoprlety saaa
iae block chipping Yankee above refer
red to-
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" 1ogal NotioO. ~
ST.ATE OF IOWA



10 Charles s. OueH-You are berebv
notified that on the 18th day of October A d
1853, there was filed In the office Of the { ert
Of the District court, within and for the COUNT
of Cedar and state Of Iowa, the petition oi
Flavia HUFF. claiming Of you ths sum Of on.
hundred AMI sixteen dollars, due her on prom.
isscry nots, ex ecnted BY you to hcrfor the sum
Of one hundred and three dollars, payable two
years afser date, with SIX per cent interest from
date, AID dated Upton. March sth' a. d fs5r,
and that q writ Of attachment was .saed there.
on, and Charles Swet land was garnesheed az
debtor to you. and that notice in said cause was
issued and returned not found at the last Nav
FERN of said court, and an o der Of publication
was made aid the Cause continued. Now, un-
less You appear and answer, plead or demur
thsysto, on or before the Isl. day OF the next
farm OF said court to wit. the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER maxi, Gxfaut viii be taken rerein.
and judgement will be rendered against you as
Gained by sAi6 petition, aud further that SAID
plaintiff will move at tae next Term OF sad
court for Judgement against sad Char,es SWEET
land as garneshee therein, and that whatever i.
IN ,d- ay,lable On he. judgement SO obsa med
az .inst said Swetiand WI, be ap piled towards
the satisfaction q the judgement therein obtain
ed against You. JOHN W. CATrELL-
cLERK DIST eorsr.
John Huber, atty for petitioner.
August 10th, A. 4. is24.
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CEDAR COUNTY

To Waltam Walker, George J. Yak
or and Daatst ". Walker You are
Asts1, aot.Aea, laas on the t~enty-foarta aas OF
Jssssss,- A. ~. 1850, Btess 40 lars saee
D. tie Y ier1 ~ tue pn.gie5 ASufI witaaa All
loF tIe eount, vi ts..Sr ana STAKE vi Iowa lie
pc .illon OF Gus Tr.,y j, .lai MING Of !oa the sun
vi t.iree hundred anu seven ls-tNo dollars as dae
aIln y reason 81 aludss me ut in his iayor enter-
sp - liGss you Ia Inc loa 81 vi Common Pleas
of the county OF Bradford an STATE 81 runtssl-
ANA ttosxsse a. II tae MAJ terra Al is3s ~
adsd coursi OF two Iuaafed and tai.fa-isnt doi.
lars Aaa lurty seas, MA interest aa costs,
anu taAi . wrat o. ateaeamxa. nas aaen is.iaed
tnereen and the following res. estate ~ sass.a IN
county OF tetar Aforesaid, attached 10 sstls
IS saia elaI "a 70 wft s+iae Gofta-east quarter o.
.ae northeast quarter, znd ths soata hall Of tue
noren-east gaAYser OF ectloa thir;y.tso ss2, ana
ale soata alsa " las norta Ae.s 4pA>rter ana ths
norla-eAsr quarter OF me north-eAst quarter %
section tuirty-four i3sl all on township eighty
40 ts1t NORTH Of ram sc one IT, west OF the hith
pnaeIiis meaiulAn. Anu tnaL notice III SAID
cause aAsinx bss1 sssss ni rTtarnsa moi ic4nd
tale MAJ Terra oI 1Aiu Cedar eoansy district
LoarL AL order OIL paDlieauon VAS nAle, and
said eouss continued. scw, therefore, unless
,oa appear aud answer thereto on or before tie
arst aay OF Inc beat gtUTn ofsSaid court TO Wit:
me 1--WE nty-nualas Of SrptctDoer A. ". 1884, &c.
Auli viii NC taAsn AND re nGerea against
soa As claimed by said petition
Jay ~ Ioas. An J. ". IATlEl-l- CleIk.
Nm, Ii. icru1lA Any Dor ria
~ - s8|sfg ns< fces<b
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bounded By I, K, I'd and Ath streessHs-
The cour,.house reccn,iy occupied she
Legislature - so q s.s
The Democrats par ID Cali .n'l =
completely split6p, an! 4 ssa %
,here viii be Il conf ent5 Hs. - .
d;.,;nct uar,y = anisai Dna and ttknSep-
ara,e tickets position Of the Uemo.
cr,,s il similar TO that in New York
state. All Democrats were to meet on
the 18th.
Crops had been mostly gathered, and
vese IN ~sxesalsus condssisns IA son.e
spots the yield Of wheat was 70 buslssls
to toe acre.
Flour selling a, retail at sl0, 25alO 90.
Oaseos.-Only news u the I'M
men,e discovery Of gold :. Post Ozlesd.
Nanv OF the miners are realizing S0O
The ,sas II ah1 West Fsp ITS sNa. Ok.
ci,emen, At Kings.on in consequence Of
the bomAard.nsns of, Gfeytown. Z The
| feeling against the Americans was uni
versal. and il ives doubted whether the
action was sanctioned by the Govern
men. Of the United States. The Jour.
| nal insinsa,e> shst Gap Hollins was 10.
,oxica.ed. I. also states that among the
frs, house. destroyed BY the guns Wa
1 tn. OF the Briish Consul. the Journal
4 calls upon the British 70 send feet and
lombard New York OF Boston innedi'
athiy. Grey,own, it contends, was un'
der the British Government, aud 1t mus
yindicate itself. Pablo meetings haf
| been held 70 raise r. lief for the peopl,
OF san Juan. A British friyaie had ia
ken possession Of Panta Areus, and 9th
er British vessels had arrived TO man
tain the blockade. The English flag ha'
been raised q, Greytowu. A ranor VA
current q, Kingston when the star 'e!s
tina, British and French vessel OF wa
had been sen, in pursuit Of the Cayane
which had sailed for Pensacola, in reia
,ioa to the above. The Captain Of IN
/, star OF the West comes out In card
the New York evening papers. denyln
A that panta. sc, is held BY the BrIlls
commander, and he adds that all wa
: quie, a, Greytown, ane everything in
5 satisfactory condition.
Cholera was rapidly subsiding at ia
e maica. II was also abss;sg 10 BarSa
!, does.
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Riot at 81. Louis-Daoodshed
Oar readers hare already had in,ima-
sion Of bloody :ics in 81. Louis on cleo
Yon day. The fighting was renewed the
sex, day, and twenty we're reported killed
during Tuesday night. The fighting was
between The Irish and Americans, having
originated from the forcible attempt Of
he latter to preven, one Of the former
from voting. The military were called
out, bat could no, succeed in Quelling the
disturbance; many Of them were wound
ed, and several killed.
The S.. Louis latsiIigenosr gives liz.
Of ffiy-one drinking houses destroyed.
The 81, Louis Democrat Of the e.h.
sylss ]. "oDe Of the Arges. and mos. dis.
graceful mohs tia, eyer trsnspired in the
Western country. |, adds: ...... .....
at is utterly impossible to estimate the
namber .! persons wounded in the whole
affair, or even 10 say how many have
killed. We saw q. leas, twenty men ~.
ing bleeding and wounded SO severely
ha. they were perfectly insensibie-ihei,
faces cut most horribly and skulls mash
ed. and some appearing perfectly dead
and then We have learned OF three .ner
certainly killed, and OF FIVE or six more
who are though, TO be dead Al ,his tim.
from wounds received.
II. is wonder to Us when we remela
Der the number OF shots freI, and ,ils
exposed position of the mob, tina, ,her.
were no, double the per.oas killed and
wounded"
We think the accounts 50 ia. 70 {.
show that the Americans were no, I,
blame -.Nascaftns Journal.
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q Anosae, weapon Of dsstrue,.s n has b

q another weapon Of dssiructlon has Be en-
Invented 10 France. II was thus desribed be-
lore tbs Acadeny of scisnce:-aI II consists Of
s long boiiew aace, Allied viii spms eonbasti-
be compound. To his lance is attached buck
Ter, which protects he head and breast Of the
soldier from the bsiicts Of enemy. Thus pro-
t-rsea, tie mas nay advanes to within eight,
tsIs % t.e.ss yards q tbs .sseny and daIvss
bis FIRE. he FIRE j. esnnnnicsted 70 the lance
with as great facility - to the gun. Ii exerci-
ses i, action directly BY fire, properly speaking.
add viii cover with . shssf u lass horizon
Ia surface Il La OF iwGss yards. Tbs fra
tenaeaeasiy attaches itself to every thing aal
eeJsct u ssessnssrs, burma Nth rapidiiy, and
giset % powerful volume u lame, that II d
- dangerous 70 ne second and third ranks Of
Tie enemy a. - tnss . fsDat. Bs.iAes thu
hfss elect ths Iasse 1setannes Cor some time 10
give - ar.lnterrupss1 ~ It Sane accompanied
si.h Eea1 rbis'iing neises
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srqs.aw s.
LEGAL NOTE.
r. Mr.. John Garrow, Sir

YOU will take no,ice Z al On tie 10th day Of
i April A. ID. 1854 there was fled in lie
, ace vi the Cierx OF the District courE in and
Tor CEDAR coan.. and state of Iowa the leliEion
u Wells opic.f, claiming Of you tae sum OF one
ao..ar ana sava.. lime tents, as money due Tor
Ia-xss ia.efss. aud cos.s paiu py SAID petitioner
ipoa 40. No. sssea III n DiecN No. eieSen liiI
"A tae -os- OF np.oa III saii county said taxes
.as.r.s. aaa .ssa1 aa.siii& toe asii.s4ash upon
aAlG 40. ~. the yeaf i. 4. iov2, an. tilat nouCe
las be.h tssaea aAa returned ENDORSED BY the
sac. M "ae.eaaent uss Ioana.s AHA al the bay
~ Vi saia Soark, "a sluAs.Al H!sh al oiuer
Tor yasiI.aNon. SAID feti.icner fart"tf seeks TO
4ose~ .0se Your eqaIt. OIL redemption as.d tie
.at u s5arseif aaa ali ol.Ist persons "aomso
a. yer 70 redeem sale 10 ~ a-sslAalce viii the
.tstases III sIcfs ease matte aai provided AMI 10
nave tac aeed gwen aim b. the treasurer oisaid
county in the Lamc oI the osase Oh Iowa, connfn-
cd ala. maize associate BY y ass4se VI iae eoaEt;
ana unless spp~sr on Or De tore tne sss aa! oil
sept loaA, and maze defense to said claim, de-
,aull will ne entered agalns;you ann Judgment
rendered thereon, and the prayer OF sand pet
toner granted. J. ". .AilELi-
uas-Aw-5& CIss& If u srtct Court
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RALEicH. IN. c. AUG &

The Star says ina, the Wings have a
Gear gam u one IN tine Senate and me
loss Of cue IN house. |, thinks there is
still Chance OF the election Of Gea.
Doekey (Nhig) for Governor.
ST. Louls EIEeTIos = Ia ST. Louis
county kenneu's mtlerty over Benton Is
about 500. Tie Ia,eIltgeacer eoaleo-
lures nine Wing and nlne Benton repre-
seAta,!res are s'eeted 10 lie Leg stature.
WASN'T g.oa, Aug
Herss.--A n.easag, vas received
CON He ffesifen., esehaiYing lis Ftec or
lie River and Hsfbgf Aepropr .ation btl!.
Nasinn rtet Angus s.
TIE Stqz stasas taat eixate d-saalcbes
fsoaa Norm aToilaa gI4ss t-e .snale %
tue democrats b 3 ral9rHy. aa4 s.. Tie
house AZ. f 3aa5.y b q 10 H..ats basr,
(deya) 81 : -segaor ! eeHaiE.lr eIes.ed
b. over o. na15tar.
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The Qlnnisol Massacre.

The Los Angeles Nur has received
from Mr.. Carvallo, an accoun, Of the
Ganalsoa massacre, obtained from ka-
nose, Chef OF the Pauvan Indians. who
eonmi,,ed the deed. The folio wing are
the particulars.
AN e.nlsfau, party Of Americans,
uadsr command OF Mr.. Thomas Hlidreth
and three bro.nets, encampei near Fill
more. Some Of the Indians came into
camp, as is their usual practice, aal so
lcitei fool aud cfolalny; also perln.s-
ston to REMAIN In cnnp unsil m,raiag,
winch petlnlssloa was refused and the
Indians ordered Oh, OF camp. The In,
dams DID no. immediately comply, where
upon Inc walsss Numerically attacked
them, and sho, down Caief, two Of his
sons, and several others. A few DAYS
afterwards brother Of the Chief who
was slain, was hunting, and he hear
near him the explosion Of firearms. -
he discovered that il proceeded from two
men VINO were also hua,ing. HIS silent.
y followed ;as.n 10 camp, and making an
artificial scalp Of horse hair, related the
circumstance, and commenced a war
dance In walca the waoie party joined
until after nidaigh.. They then armed
themselves and proceeded TO Capt. Gal.
nlson's camp, surrounded it. hiding .ae n.
selves In the willows near BY. W.nlc
lGuanison'spar,y were eating their break
fast, the signal was given. aud the al
tack commenced. Oae IA fell On the
spot, Capt. Gaanisoa rose anl held .at
both OF MS hands 10 them wa,cn vas an.
swered BY another dis;aargs. SON. II
the men enieavored 70 ge, to their nor.es,
which were plcketed, bu, they were all
massacred, with the sxcep.iaa si oas. Or
two dragons who made their escape. :
Nos gun was 6rad by the wnnss IA de-
fence. One OF the Indians On Gao.
,ursd horse, made his way into Kama.
she's Camp, sosne miles FROM the seems .
action. Kaaoshe repaired to the Iai.au
ca mp. and sndeavored to obtain posse Is.
ION OF the property taken. This ,ncense.
the Indians, and several arrows wer,
pointed nj him, but his idosnitahie oour
age saved him, and he succeeded IN co.
tanning the property, which was restored
70 the proper owners at Fillmore, Kao.
she knew nothing of ,he intended At
tack. Walker aud his band Of U,an,
were 300 miles of Il the time, aud were
innocent Of any participation in the &C,
/ BAD Mo.Er.-rhe Bankers ia Gin
cinna.Ia, are cau,ioning the public aims
taking the paper d The Farmer. .rt
Siechaa'c . qBaak oi Tsnns1ses. rLarr,
amoaais q i are nos hsang circulated "
1 this State.
| A Mr.. Marchan. and -four Of bis chill.
drsn were killed By Lghsn.ne iass a.ur.
day mofning. near Pecaaon,ca, ILLINOIS
shile they we've sleeping GA tie kitchen
door. The duid entered tie kitchen b
the stove pipe, passed down to the door
whencs 4 spread devastaiion and dealt
among the unconscious sleepsss. OIL,
THE mother and one child remain.
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dkt AobGtistr.
WELLS SPIOER, Editor.
SATURDAY, AUG. 10. 1854.


" - 800 ~ A~Jo
Last Sunday evening three little chaps
in the southern par, Of the county. con-
Guided to have afeast on waie.-meiions,
and agreeing up>n the adage that ''sso-
len frui, is the sw,e,es:," determined just
after dark TO help themselves 70 few Gu,
Of q neighbors psch. Jus, as the FORE
mos, boy reached the patch, some ons
within abou, one ROT Of him 6Ted gun
sending serenty-nin< shot into his body,
He now lays dangerously Ill.
The brute VINO penetrated this wnn
ton ruely ough, TO be detected ant
brought TO justice; but boys may take
warning from this TO keep on: Of saci
mischief and avoid the consequences.
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sz1 We nzye reserved LIE frs so. ..
The 'JH4aua .frr1s / paper = ~ publish
&C 1t omaha Gny, NEBRASKA terraort
T. - 414e q nsai BDeet, sa1 - fsa q! II.
ioFmaloA d tl4ss 14eag posa-4afg. Aisy q
tatlFe and ,tospef sI11 the sseossa Of .ne
country.
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FoaEIoSEas IN OTrIcr.-rnc Alba
NY Knlckerbocker learns that out of A.
6o3 calse ~. noiding Office under the
United States Government. 70l are for
eigners -5li IN Custom Houses, l04 In
the Department, a, Washington. and 81
as Ministers or Consuls. In New York
there are SO foreigners to 703 Amer.
cans.
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laNApiAS ELrcTios. The Montreal
Pilot Of Tuesday evening says ..the cleo
tion in this city terminated in the triumph
OF liberal candidates. Indeed tins resal,
is 50 general, elsewhere, or SO generally
anticipated, By the opposite party, thai
there seems quite uniform tone OF DIES.
pondency 10 pervaae the papers, tia, are
uniasoTab.s 70 that side Of Provincial
politics.
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To Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received hv
de sownesUkof Upton until 4 D. m. 4.
elss q Aug. ina tss tie grading Of C..
dar street, in-said town, from Second n
Eighth street. said grading to be com.
plated BY .shs l6ehsof October next, A
profile Of the grade can be seen a, Shaw
Bagley 3ccos. ssose in Tip,on.
BY order Or the Council.
GEO. BAGLEY, Clerk
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19

Es1 Iaxatson for lfse ordinary pQr., rises
OF municipal gor.rf4n<.t4 10 New fos.
City, Ia estimated, l2r ane ens4aar wear
al nearly i've millions q! 1olsafa. Iae RAJ.
Of taxation II one dollar fl. ar.d ssnae
quarter cents Oh every hundred estsa,s q
~alua.,cn
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19

g The Wheat Crep has bssn gathered j.
Ono and Virginia. In the former, he crop Aaa
been much better than anticipated, the fy hAv-
ing done much less injury thas was supposed
In Virgins the yieid % more than IN average
in quantity anc quality. @
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19
IEBlLAR LnInnF LII -

IuBtLAR LaIpgE oyFa xHE SfLE-
Tie tabular br,jge c.er ths Me, d,
Benba, viii b fl to rank by the side ol
the inperisha5ie monuments Of ancIerrt
Egyptian industry, Ii is ~ nave ten
arches, and is TO be $40 leot ia length.
ual'ke the Britannia bridge, the railway
Will pass over the top.
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- D0oral Notice.
Mr.. P4t .op IL now in Upton v;,.
~ Dsgd- siaA Gallery, and vii, T',h
81 70 futd y & who wish to -" oh,, O.
Me2ike rd on moderate terms aln
He ray yill d ehort. VANS
Qn leasinft Spton, she will yisi, NJ,
Vssnon, 1l4sson. Cedar Rapids Sc r.
July, sd 1854. w.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19
RALE1eH, Angus, 6.

Returns from two counties in tals state
show wing gaia Of Ave to four = tue
Legislature and Governor are, however,
10 doub& E*8tt ~ f. FL 30 -
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19

uIE..ts IUaJoIHy ~tSOu'
Vote for Congressman il the Second
Congressional District, IS far as heard
frny-a
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19

In order cha, cur readers may ksc~
the xeciss result Of lhs eiecsisn. Te give
.helcva cerrect Es,, taken from the ss.
~ract al sAe coanky;
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19
RIcHMoNp, August B.

RIcHxosD, Angus, 3.
BENZ. H. Smith (waig) is reported to
have been elected to Congress to fill the
vacancy caused by the demise Of H,a.
J Ohm ID. Snodgrass.
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Matthews majority
Ca:tel.s majority
For Gopsrnor

Ine resl.. In the several townships
vas as follows: