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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16
Later from the Salt Lake.

st. LOUIS, Sept. /.
The Salt Lake mails reach, d Indepen.
dence to-day. Peace was established
between the people of the city of Utah
and the Indians. Young had concluded
q treaty with all the Chiefs. The health
OF the country was good, and the rain
had fallen more abundant than was ever
known before. A much larger quantity
Of land was cultivated.
On the 18th Of June, heavy rain and
ball-stcrm swept over the whole valley.
and did considerable injury. Grass was
scarce on the plains. owing to the large
amount OF cattle driven to California
1t was estimated that over so 900 head
had passed over the plains.
About four ;honsaad persons had ariv
ed at Salt Lake this season. There were
many complaints made of ou,rares by
the Pawnee Indians. A man named r.
Wood was killed, and about seven hun.
dred sheep driven Of.
The mail iron Santa Fe had also arirv.
ed. The crops n New Mexico were
good.
The trains experienced no trouble from
the Indians. The rpui flom Santa Fei
showed that drought had prevailed this
side of Fort Kearney. Water was
scarce, but the grass, though wi,hered,
was plenty.
!. "A band OF tine Camanches was me,
crossing the Arkansas. which asked and
received some provisions.
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To Americans.

Against the insidaous wiles OF foreign
Influence, | conjure you to believe me,
fellow-citizens, the jealousy Of free
people ought to be constantly awake. II
is one Of he most hanetul foes Of Re-
publican Government.-Wa Washington.
l hope we may fnd some means in iu-
'ure Of shielding ourselves from foreign
influence political, commercial, or in
whatever form it may be attempted. l
wish there were an ocean Of fire betwix,
this and tie Old World. Washington
Foreign influence is Grecian horse
to the Republic-we cannot be too care
full to exclude its entrance Madison.
Il is time we should become little
more Americanized, instead Of feeding
the paupers and laborers Of England |;
feed our own; or else 10 short time. by
our presen, policy, we shall be paupers
ourselves.-yackson.
The late &C, OF Parliament, for es,ab-
llshing the Roman Catholic religion, and
the French laws, ia that extensive coun-
try now called Quebec, Canada i
dangerous TO an ersreme degree to the
Protestant Religion and to ,he ciril rights
and liberties Of all .4m.rica. and there.
fore as men and Protestants, and Chris
tians, we are indispensably obliged to
take all proper means for our security
Congress, Sept. nth. l774.
II ever Liberty OF the United States is
destroyed, i. will be by Romish Priests.
Lafayette.
Americans should know that when
Popery shall have the ascendency in any
Of the United States, liberty Of conscience
would here be at an end Mspherd OIL
he Valley, By authority Of the .9rc15isAop
# 81. Louis, Mis-.
The common schools OF America are
ountains Of prostitution and crime, and
Ill manner Of indecencies are prac.ised
n Chicago Catholic Tablet.
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sWhAt did Hr

So far as from the endorsement of the
Nc. s;asxa bill having brought defeat up
on the Democratic party Of oar State, n
have no, the least doubt that il is all ow-
ing to the ,imidi,y Of democrats in moi
presenting the question in proper igh,
before the people. - In those
counties where our candidates boldly pu,
themselves upon the Nebraska platform,
they have. very generally. been sustain
ed. -Nats Gazette.
Had the candidates in Lee county, po
themselves boldly upon the Nebraska
PLATFORM the democracy would have bean
beaten from 300 to 500 votes. While
We did all We could to prevent it, being
made test, aud y proven. divisions =
mong ourselves, TIE boliing clique we're
exerting themselves 70 dsfsas
the ticket, By making that question the
lea.-Lse Co. Pt0isdsolr, { Dsmsevsk
co.
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CIT Aobtrtiser..
WELLS Spleen, Editor.


In our leader Of last week we made a
lengthy extrac, from leader OF the Mus
catine Enqsirr. Wepraise the article,
and wish to give them full credit for it.
but some Of our readers cannot d.ssin-
guish between anotation and editorial.
All afterthe sentence in italics was quoted
The application s.utter ass to Mr. Thor.
ing.on was quoted with the rest and our
readers will relieve N Of that, rs we es-
TEEN our Hon. Representative more
highly. In this we differ with the En-
q.irsr, and think after figh: Is over it is
folly TO fight il again, or to take matters
too much 1t heart.
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V0Q win tats assiss hat on the mn,
2Ta ~ :; - .: 80; there was ed i IN ,S Z.
1ee Qeaas eeaHsy 81 State Of Iowa ~. Ia and
g 49,. spieer claiming Of you the sun ~
dollar and ewenty-nins cents, q none. Al =. enc
taDA i9terso and Costs paid by said r..,.s Tor
npcs - M ssysa l7l In block No. eleysn aG 9,,
u Ne 80 81 Upton In aaid county. AID III
interest and costs being the delinGue nrS ,aaes
said lot Tor the year A. b. 1862 and thai y, Upon
has been issued and returned endorsed nc nonee
sAsri1 @defendsnt not found;n and - ~ ~ !hs
term q saia ceart Wa soaiinaed win an nv 80. ay
!of psblicatoa ssid petitioner further s.e ypas =
49, s, 81 49, eqa,v % redemption and -
ever 70 redeem said lot IN accordance WIN ~
statutes In such case made and provided sss 'ae
have the deed given him By the treasarsr 1 nfa.
county In The name Of the State Of Iowa, sonas1
ed and made absolute by decree OF the cala
and unless you appear on or before the 18th A..
Sept 1854 and make defense to said c,aina A.
faul: win 3 catered against you ana judsn.o,
rendered thereon, and the prayer OF saia nv
donef granted. Nv. CArTETI1 ps1'
nSo-AW-oS sCJt-k Of Nssrfcf Co.,,
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A MEETING IN POLK.

Pursuant 10 notice, a meeting of the
citizens Of Polk Township was held a,
the house OF Elihiu Watkins, on the End
day of August, 1854, 10 form some res
oiu'ions relative to the money appropria-
ted % the several Toanships, for the i'm
pToseneni Of their high ways OF which
this Township appears 10 be not only mi
nus, but in debt. The ohjec, Of the meet
ing being stated BY Joel Kent, on motion
Wm. Williams was called to the Chair
and D. B. Myers appointed Secretary.
On motion, the Clair appointed J. NJ
Kent, Ezra Morton. and David Sloper,
Committee 10 draft resolutio express
slve OF the sense of the meeting.
After few minutes absence, the Com
nittee reported the following preamble
and resolutions:
Whereas, it is the duty of the people
to exercise a careful watch over their
rights aud interests, and in as much as
Polk Township is reported 10 be in deb,
for the Improvement Of her high ways,
therefore,
Rssolrsd lss, Tha, there be commit
tee Of three appointed to procure council,
and investigate the matter ond report the
result OF their labors To mass meeting
Of this Township, TO be holden at Ezra
Mouon's new house on the 7th day Of
Oct. next, at o'clock, P. NJ.
Resolved 2aa, Tba. we have reason to
believe from information received, that
the finances of this County is managed
Ger mlsHanaged) to the injury of Polk
Township, il rot 10 the whole County.
Resolved 30, Tia, public officers are
The servants Of The people, and they shall
bot sauander our money with impIni,y.
Resolred Ala, That as we ere in debt
!. is bu, right and reasonable to inquire
be cause why, and be enlightened as to |
what we have received as an equivalent. |
Resolped sta, That the proceedings Of
his meeting be signed by the Chairman
md Secretary, and sen. TO the Editor OF
he Cellar Co. .7dueTtisr for publication.
o: motion, the Committee on resolu-
IONS were appointed committee to dis
barge the duties involved In resolution
81. !,
On rao,ic,., the meeting adjourned to
nee. again ON tie 9Th OF Oct.
WrLLrAx WILLIAMS Prssi
ID. B. MYEAs Seq.
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u. s. Senator.

Much anxiety prevails as to who will
fill this impor.an, office for the coming
SIX years The Wings being unexpecs-
edly thrown into power, have no plans
carved out for this Office. Fisz Henry
Warren, Grimes, Geo. Wright and Jn5.
p. Cook have been suggested.
For our par. we know of no man out
side Of the Democratic party who would
give greater satisfaction than w. G.
Woodward OF Mosca,ine; nor no man
who would fill the Office with more hon.
or to himself and his constituents.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16

AWFUL RAvAaxs or CRoLERA.-A
late arrival from Bermuda, shows that
cholera was making dreadful ravages in
Barbados. The number of deaths from
this diseas had, on the 10th ultimo, reach
ed the fearful number Of $4,000! one.
ninth Of the ea.irs populo.ion! The cpl
demic was still parsins its relentless
course, and was as virulent deadly as
ever. OF the troops, 262 had died
The people were panic stricken. and the
scenes Of suffering, desolation and death
were indeed appalling.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16

TEMPERANCE NOMINATIONS. The
New York Temperance Alliance have
made their nominations for city officers
at the fall election, as follows:
For Mayor, Charles c. Leigh; for
Recorder, Horace Dressee; for City Judge
s. H. Stuart; for Distric, Attorney
Chauncey Schafier; for Register, George
w. Riblet; for Surrogate, A. Bradford ;
for Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps,
James w. Bush for Governor Of Aims
house, Arson G. Phelps.
These names are to be Withdrawn,
provided any political party nominate
unusally good temperance men.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16

ASxrrcu or rnr PArAL, STATES
A letter from Havana, dated June 18th,
quoted in the New York Tribute. says:
-"The misery in the States OF the Pope
is extreme. Last year the harvest and
the vintage failed, and now they would
sell themselves for a piece OF bread
Mothers and even fathers sell their daught
tiers at the .enderest age, even OF ten or
twelve years and there is among the
poor suffering creatures universal corrup-
ton. The price Of piece Of bread has
risen lrem. three 10 six fold, and that Of
the commences. wine there q necessary
of life and used by ally three times or
more. When | 50 TO take my breakfast
at the ee-house, where, even at these
high prices, | still have an excellent mug
of coffee, milk, sugar, two rolls. and two
boiled eggs, napkins ETC., in the best
cotfee.house, for 9 cents : ADD. have
seen little children, miserable women,
and even old men, once evidently in bet.
ter circumstances, and educated, teo, come
and lean by the door, look wishfully in,
and humbly wait for you 10 see their mis-
cry, OF, BEG you, for the sake Of the
Blessed Mary, to relieve their hunger
The people generally do not get one-third
of what they want to eat. Meantime
they sustain az cardinals or good por.
ton Of this college, idle and useless prin-
ces. besides hos, Of priests that eat up
the land, and good round number OF
their own good.for- nothing soldiery.--
Then il requires more than 10, 900 French
soldiers to keep the capitol, eternal Rome.
in order, and the Pope from running
away, or being massacred, and at least
10, 900 Aus,rians for the north IN Boz
logna, Ancona, Forli, Foenza, ect.--
What a picture And yet it is not sxag-
gerated, but underdrawn meantime the
nobility are also sinking, for the law Of
primogeni,ure has been abolished, and
the estates are divided, and / can see
nothing before the Papal States but
universal decay. misery and DOWNFALL.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16
THE RAIL ROAD TAX

Publie notice Is hereby given to all person.
who have not paid their Rail Road tar for 1853
that Il the same h not paid or before the ls,h
day OF August, the undersigned treasurer OF &c.
dar county viii proceed to collect the same by
process Of law.
J. G. BETS, Treasurer cedar county.
~ All persons who have not paid for lands
purchased At tax sale win please come forward
and pay up
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.TELEGRAPH1C. 4
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRGvALsor THE PACIFIC.

Anhss ALsUf lnE fACitiC.
NEw Yor<, Sep. Sd.
Steamer Pacilc, captain Nye arrived this
morning. She LEI, Liverpool on the 23d
ult.
The surrender Of Boomersund il con.
drmed.
Austrian forces have entered the prin-
cipalities.
Archipelago is effec,ually blockaded.
All is quiet inSpain.
The Cleopafra srora Montreal arrived
out in Is 10 days The Africa had arrived
also.
The ship Shannon was destroyed BY
are on the Sd.
Letters from Boomersurd describe
the effect Of the guns upon that fortress
as terrible. Large blocks Of granite
which appeared impregnable iell GU. in
masses.
Letters from Jassy say the Russian
troops will all have crossed the Pruth BY
Sept. I.
Cholera was making awful ravages a.
mong the allied troops.
Austrian troops were marching upon
Wallachia.
Al the latest accounts the health of the
combined armies was rapidly improv-
ing.
Gallipoli is free from cholera.
The Russians suffered terribly on their
route towards the Pru,h and took with
them - 900 SICK. =
The Russian head quarters have been
es::ssh5i i;;ss.asccaa 6. gs:::!l!. -a-t ..
Austrian troops have commenced
crossing the frontier at Turna and Ser
via.
The French loss by cholera is put down
q. 200, tina; Of the English probably about
600.
Upwards Of Z, 900 maoner we're taken al
Boomersund. Loss on either side was
inconsiderable.
Bucharess was occupied by 10000
Turks.
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" isuit1 Ne sttsssioa of ~ eisizsns Of
Upton, and Cedov soGaly Sssgsnsrai, TO
orr ossortnsent If fiv~ttsss, cksiys and
~atrsssss, consisliag 81 euvy article gen.
orally called for = orr lea. Ne hare
soae t,Dsaiy d.1trssf q ~ q chairs, pa.
ryias !. pTiess Jross u 60lO 90 dolls.
Per ssts; Rocking. q Fsn u so 70 so.
Esreass plais snsJ Jane1 from Ola to
$40, Bsdslsods from q 50 70 so pisos.
IN short, ,cs thank you for yosr liberal
patronage thus far, md Snci1s az in srdnf
q avficlss - or lsss to giss - > call and
- sASA. .siSsse 70 ssit yes = price and
styfs. W UGyr0af ssery articls 70 Be as
TYrssented. Wars Room / Door casl
II the Benk, Muscatias Loves.
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The Wsy to Repeal the Nebras.
ka Bill.

John +; Hale; in his speech at Portland;
Maine, on Wednesday evening, asd ultilno,
old his hearers how the Nebraska bill could
be repealed. Th;. = .he way:
suppose You send to the next Congress a
"clean ticket from the State OF Maine: SUM-
pose you send men who do not endorse the Ne
braska bill, men who want 10 repeal it-nen
who go there determined to repeal it; what will
shey dos When the first general appropriation
bill comes up, they will put in prayiso which
viii not occupy more than three or four lines.
to this effect: g Provided that 50 much Of the
bill organizing the territories Of Kansas and Ne
braska' which aueuls ths Missouri co.upro-
mise act Of 1870, be and the same Is hereb, re-
pealed." lGreat applause.l But there is some
thing more TO be done than putin. il in. and
that IL to stick 1t trosgh, Very great applause.
1 very well reco.lect particua ar friend of mine
who was practising in certain court, and who
had the misfortune frequently to have the eour,
against him. Arguing point one day, the
Judge becoming impatient, said to him, /. Won
need Lot elaborate that point; the court is with
you there" " Yes,'' replied the lawyer, ssbat
will your honor stick?n (Laughter.) Now
yca want TO elect House II Representatives
that will put such proviso into the frs. gener-
al Appropriation bill, and that will stick i. |
through. (Applaase) Well wha, is to be done |
then? What ii 10 be done them why fhs bill |
will 60 to the Senate, ana tie Senate will reject
the prosiso. and send il again TO the House
And what will the House das Still. srIcx. Gre.
newei arplaase.) What then2 Wig a cam
mice Of conference viii be appointed and after
toy hare conferred TIE senate portion a the
ecmn.tasa will report q the Senate, ana tbs
House portion r Tie House. Ard what VII be
tie Fe.oert IT TIE Hoasa part q lie committee
WIZ / WI BE STICK, STICK, nat i Al, Ard
Wbat E.t be the result whv he Senate rsllE
Say hat tbs i rather dry b-sizess, xsrk.aS
Without any appropriations to pay SIR bIa
:" The ennaioTeFs q the government zai 5oss !
tic army and navy vii say, eliza posi- bas-
iaess 10 SOP he coFeranat tor > .aere siapss
abstraction that does ~ amount u say.ssIag
at al;' and The rssgk xii be shzt he Se.a.s
will back oct tssrF gre4t apgsaassD =
Well, then, about tie Presidential Fesa Id /
Won ever hear tell VI fsssst+rs VIE s-&ss4, /,
or even threatened TO veto . bill a9PFen aa..t.s
SIS 900 for the paynent n bis exn salary (In.-
mense applanse.> y has never occurred In tie :
government Of tie United STATES vet No Pres. 4
idesf ever did il, OF even threatened 10 do i. :
aud you see lfyou pun Lais proTiso into tie ira; ,
general appropriation bill, AID stick Il through
ii is as easy ID fesote the Missouri Conlpro
mise line as Il Il 10 pass any little bt changing
The name Of a schooner that wants new reg !
is'er. (Applausc., /,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16
AUSTIN PARSONS.

WOULD take this opportunity Of reisrning
w his thanks to the citizens az TiptOn and
vicinity, FOR pas. favoss and patronage and to
inform them that he b still pushing along the
above business in this place and is now located
over Shaw 4 Bagleys store in the room former
" occupied by W. II. Tsthill - Law Once
where he keeps constantly on hand
HaTness, Brid1es, CsIlars, &c.
and aii other articles Pestsising 70 his bssiness
.hich can Be- had ready made or nadeto or.
Ter. Give him cali. n
Tpkon Nov cath. 1850. n n. -
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V00 Now 1A1A 1sOoA'
The 2oth, q iAis nsnth - hssa 6zsa upon
Tor the csnveation 4 II. rlsassne 70 Alk over
q. fsasability cf soansctiag nascatiAs aad
Ksok,k BY railreA y way& NJ Pleasant =
The cal, has been pablhasa 10 the papers el
those counties through which The protested
route runs, with the signaasrss Of large mum
her Of The citizens Of Louia, Henry and Lse
counties attached. We trust hat The eonven-
ton will Be- well ATTENDED, and that al the points
Immediately and directly interested in the eon :
.truction Of the road viii b wsll repssssassa.
The Burlington Telegraph cannot avoid . ding
a he project, end sarcas6calay WISHES ~ much
;ov Of our railroad alliance with Ksokuk. But
stranger things have happened than the build.
inn q this railroad wosld bss and Heaven and
Earth hive been moved FOR the accomPlis hmsnt
OF many an enterprise that never begun 10 pay,
a this inevitably would.
| A Southern r,ilroad, - We have before urgsd
!, 1 great dssidssatun with ~, and indeed with
al lows, and every easrt should Be made to
build it.-Mvs. ESq.
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CHIcAeo, Sept. 6,

The market fsr grain during the past
week rs ,aUs been particularly active,
tuyers refusing to purchase at prices de-
nanded, and sellers having no inclination
70 fall. Flour *. sup. 50 75tot9. family
IS 25to$o 50. middling $7to$7 Is, wheat
81 a0so$i 20; corn Soc; oats 3Oc.
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7Tus Love Espu DID Rua Saaooth. "a
Philadelphia lestr-wtlter says that there IL a
ranor that the relatives Of yoang lady in that
city llosely ard accomplished Of ccurse) are
daily practicing upon her the most harsh and
cruel tneatnaas, deprising her 1t the soeiesy Of
her Hi<fi., incarcera iing her In close apart
S4ent without punishment and otherwise NAL.
treating Der, ia oraer TO force her to take an
cath thai she viii naA marry the young man TO
whom she has already plighted her faith The
young man 10 said 4 be If excellent chAractsr.
TIE affair Is 70 Be- jidiealiy investigated.
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Education - young mans capiaal--
every hour spent in studying II woskiaG
for higher wages.
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STORAGE AND COMMISSION.
DOM AI3MPA 90,

III = WNu0IuWH HUN fue NUUvs UI1uCu OF
IL business-otAer houses are exclusively in
tina business, and We wish 70 confne our attention
entirely TO the sale Of
We xa1ld be pleased TO have our friends call and
examine eur stock which Is At Ill times full, and
will be sold cheap. JOHNIElTP + co.
MuacAtina. July 10. 1854 n
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THORFS MIL.

THORFN MILL.
TORONTO, CLINTON CO., IOWA
THIS Is one Of the larxssl ahAhsse osastrue-
! ted Water Mills ia tks H(AAs. Cation grind
ing done At an times
- Tbs Proprietor i ltting up : Card
ang 4achino. and will = tie spring, be
prepared to:ao basiness.
GEORGE THORN,
Toronto. CIiaton county, Iowa
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ESTR.AY HORSE.

AKEN UP BY Samuel Long. IT,, IN
! Upton. on the 18th day Of Auxass, 1854, a
large bay horse, nine or ten years old, sixteen
hands high. black name and tail, saddle and col.
lar Marketable and bride on when taken up.
Appraised st $50 before r. NJ. Long. Esq.
wv. CATTEiI.
Aug. &c, 1854. n40-3m County clerk.
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pUBL1C NOTICE is Hereby Given,
: to all psrsons knowing themselves 70 be In,
debted &c r n. Taylor. deceased, either BY note,
book-account Or Otherwise, that the andersign
ed has been appointed Executor Of md eEtate
and such debtors are requested 10 cell end settle.
Also. all persons having claims against sid e.
tate are requested TO die the same with the A.
soon as convenient H. C. PJATT
Executor estate r N. Taylor, deed.
Sept e 1854 nolO
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LIME. LIME.

The uniersigned are now burning Lime q,
their kiln on Cedar river, two miles above Roch
ester, and are prepared 70 supply all Who favor
them with call, with Lime o. thc bcst quality.
and on reasonable terms.
n33-3m I'M h D. CASEBEER.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16

PRor. srRowr, who hes vaw registered In
heaven mott shave his card until the fugitive
siave ias II repealed, has upon his faae und
chin grow I'll OF aAinan. ieccc which makes him
resemble one Of tLe aaeient patriarch.--(s alem
Regiater
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The cholera Las eatisely abated at Detroit and
- are told that thar city was never in .better
health s.this seasou Of the year than II i ~ lie
slsseat t.src
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GENT. PLEASE WALK Up TO THE CAPS. OffEE
THE SUBSCRIBER having sold his
! establishment Is nov settlinp mp his busi,
ness Those indebted 90 him BY note or book
account viii please call and settle up without de-
lay. n3ltf w. l. MOON.
July twentieth 1854
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ODD YAcT.-On ths occasion Of Z recent dis
ssibseoa Of prizes = one Of the pable schools Of
South Bsstoa, AL The boys who received medals
we're noticed TO have red hair. waS however
deemed perfectly proper. - bssHS u :adic alton
thaA the boys were deeply Rad.
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TAKEN UP BY John +. Cole, in Pioneer
y township, Pcayune Grove, yellow bay
horse, with one white hind foot leh fore foo.
white, few white hairs in his forehead, and
about Is hands high. n3l
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16

~Maj. p. I. Wood, a democrat
and local agens for Cleylsnd, Ohio, ha,
been turned oat Of Office for being su..
pected Of being ! Know.nothine, and l
man named Stephenson. Englishrnan. has
been appointed in his place.