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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-23

The following good hit is from the Cheshire Mass
Republican. 1t if it dictated by the spirit OF
Elder Leland, who lived and died in that region:
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THE NEBRASKA BILL.

This wonderful Nebraska bill has wrought
A miracle that nc'er thought;
Three thousand priests of pure New England breed.
Who never in point of faith agreed,
And never will again--that III be
Till the last leaf from Times old book is torn,
Have tuned their threats to one harmonious strain
And draw together both by bit and rein.
Religion could ne er bind them in tether,
But politics have brought these saints together,
And knit them, not by Christian love of others,
But Christian hatred of their southern brothers.
We have seen these lines variousy credited, and W
ourselves gave the authorship by mistake few days ago
to the Boston Post But they originated in the columns
the Union and the production of distinguished
correspondent who wrote the dc pluae Of "AI
Old Fogy"
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The 81 os papers recently contained notices under the
head of Mysterious Bura of the burial of Mrs LEM by
her husband privately and without coffin. Dir ienz u
a communication to the st Louis Republican, says
Some days before her death she desired give her
the solemn promise to bury her in the way have done
with my hands, and without the presence OF nny wit
ness but Mr. Steiniger. | wrapped her body
in linen sheet without coffin, box other protection
Joseph III the great Emperor Of Austria issued law that
every dead human body should be inferred in sack
lin sacco normally This seventy years ago and
should be sorry draw the conclusion according to the
sentiments of your article that ghened America is be
hind monarch OF those days.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-29

Ia. DxuosEssse Convehsion held u
this ci,v On Saturday afternoon last nom
mated The following ticket -
Ser Sssser-Jabsr 4. Bi-chard- !,
Fer Rsrsssn.atirs-D. s. True snd
Dr.. Nlstsr. nj.
For Clerk Of Cosrt--C. t. Blood
Fs~prasscattsz .isi0rn<y-A- ". La
yi.oa.
All these Candidates We beIiese are
sound upon the Temperance question:
saca beiaz in favor oil the in.soduesion
Of The stringent provisions Of the Name NJ.
L,op,, Law into Iowa. So tar the wings
c,nuos obiscs TO them. Upon the o'ne'
vrs,, question tina: divides the swo par
ties. we presume they are every one ~
faro, Of the Nebraska bill as 1t passed
| Congress, rssklns the im.nsnse serr'sor!
a. ocr west the field Of slavery propa
v.ndIs.n. II We Ini.sase tnsH views on
this mo,nen,ou. question our columns ar
open to correction. Davenport oa-.
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Gov. Hampstead.

The Governor, as candidate Tor Con.
grsss, addressed the people nere on last
Wednesday evening. H's position, as
fsr as we can give them, :. e As follows /.
On the temperance Question he was
somewhat, indefinite. He did no, favor
the Maine Law, for the reason tina, be
deemed i unconstitutional and oppres-
sire. He dei-nd-i MS position on MS rec
omneuia,ion % ,ae Legislature wherein
ne recommended a license law said he
had IN view such a license law as TIA, in
Wisconsin said our presen, liquor law
was good enough until public sentimen,
vas prepared for q more s.fingen, one.
H. was uaguallfediY IL favor OF the Ne
brasaa bill as II passed - esteemed il a
wise AM JUS; lax and ouga, no, to be
amended
Bo;n candidates Lave Hos spoken here
and defined their positions, which we
have given to our readers as correctly as
We could; but i does seem - lis Little
strange, or a, l-as, unusual, that in a
conies, for sea, IN Congress, that the
oaly questions upon which the people are
To be enligh, ned is. to use common
expression, Rum and Nebraska" and
- = +. n ,~.a Ear rra-, .,xhar 80 H.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-29
-zak Legal Nstice.
CEoAA coCkTY. 81

To Wilsia1 Walkev, George J. yaE-
Z, and Daaid n. Walker :--Yoo ~.
hereby notinsd, thaa % the twenty four,h a..
October, 4. 2. 1854 there vas tiled In ,hs ga, VI
OF the Clerk Of the Dis:yic. Court yits,, ,ss
for the county Of Cedar and State OF low ~
petition Of Guy Tracy, Claiming Of Tor the an
Of three hundred and se~eaty-tTo don,s. a. sa.
him by reason Of 4 judgement In his favor ems
ed mp against yoa 10 the Court Of Common. pls..
Of the county Of Bradford and State oi p@n,s"I
vania tdocketed - OF the Nay term 4. ID. lssz..,
said court Of two hundred s1d thirth.ei uh, as.
iass md forty seven cents, with interes. as ro,s
and that Z writ Of attachment has been E.sass
thereon; and the following real estate si,ust-s /;
the county Of Cedar Aforesaid, sstac he'd Ia az
n said claim, TO Wit: The northeast ouarss =
the northeast quarter, and the south hsIe ~ ~
north east quarter Of section thirsy-tvo lsa, ana
the south half OF the north east quarter Ana n.
northeast quarter Of the northeast quarts, "a
section thirty -four t3&l I'll on township eight.
two 1871 north Of range one ~ west Of the M,
principle meaidian- And that notice In a.
cause having been issued and returned mo, ioanA
q the May term OF said Cedar coun,y UIstrse.
Court An order Of publication was mad snS
| said coase continued. Now, therefore, sa;..s
ron appear and answer thereto on or before the
nrst day Of the next term OF said court 10 WI,
the twenty -ffthday Of September A. D. 1854 DE-
fault will be taken and Judgment rendered gain
you - claimed by said petition.
July Is 1854. Nv J. w. CATTELI, Cla,l
VIZ. H. TrrHiLL, Atty for PitG
ns4 Feesss.
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I'll. Gar !. about inspecting the fog
,r,s,es on the Hlack Sea.
The new Austrian loan viii Dc Mfee
hundred and sixsy million francs.
Tire works on the fortihcation o. 81
p.,srsiu,g are carried on incessensly.
Tas French papers deny that hussis
evacuated the prineipall'ie., ou' OF re,
sec, Tor Austria, but that she preferred
, pescesb!e evacuation TO being driven
cut by the combined forces OF Engiano
and France.
Those individuals accused with having
Sc, on Ere the military and naval maya
zine a, Cherson have been sentenced 70
Imprisonment, for life. ,
Admiral Piumridge is recalled from
the Gulf of Bothnia to the Gull Of RIM
land and is replaced BY Capt. Hall.
The new Austrian loan is to be ,l-
creased BIZ the sum OF four hundred MI;
lioos fior,ns-value in sterling forty NIL
lion pounds, TO be divided over wide'
snacs of time as regards the period wher
the ics,asments are to be paid up.
The necessities oil the government are
very great.
| observation-disclosures has been recelv'
ed mere from Bacnaln, oil the 2a'h tna'
the Russians had carried OF the archive:
of Walacaia as the trophy oil their disas
tTous campaign. .....
The movement, OF the Russians art
of no doubtful character. They AT
clearly re,rea,ing bu, Austria viii pre-
ven, her occupation Of the prinelpalltie
TO " hieh sue IS entitled BY her conven
ton with Turkey until after the recep'lo!
OF her answer to the Russian summon
and Russian note winch IS evidently ex
pected. ..,
4 letter from Copenhagen OF the $50
says DANISH vessels continued to be CAP
,used, and a grea, sensation is produce
among the mercantile classes.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-29
Dreadful Storm

About ) o'clock yesterday evening obi
civ was visited by one OF tie mosi de-
structlye storm. we have ever witnessed.
The large three story bsies building OF
III. A.esorsaam T. son, Oh Brady street,
next 10 the Pos, Ofiiee, occupied as
Store And tin store, vas entirely demol-
lshed, aad soas ten persons covered up
IN tie rains; the foundry Of Messrs. l.
Claire. Davenport s. Co.. was also blown
down, eurylng beneath II 2 or 3 persons.
Al. ggao w.re buried ia the RUNS OF both
oil these buildings have been res uet /;
none we're killed, IT,; lwo Of them are not
expected 70 lire Two large three story
bic. buildings, Oh Main street, near
rfozt. 10, completed, and a lumber OF
smaller buildings were blown down, a
autn5er gnfoo.-d, and a great maay con-
s4-rably daaag-t-bat We nave beard
5f 10 lAJary 70 any person. as ye', aFis-
log taerrl.5n. Iae Steamers Golden
Eta, Ben Campbell and some s.urn-
.aeel 59a.s. 3. ,ue landing are perfect
wrecks. these are al the particulars
se nave been able 70 gather Up 70 the
Eour 81 gong % press. ! &c loss Of
property IS very great, and he raFages
Of tie storm, 10 doubt, nave extended BE-
yoae the limits Of this vicinity.
p She twy nen injured at the
Foundry mare since tle1. We also learn
TIA, Hr. l. Claits's .arge new buck
81 ldlog o. TIE oluf sas biowa down
Lare7.goyt Baansr.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

pOLblI NOIlCE IS hereby given,
\ that by virtue Of an order made BY the Die.
trict Court in and for the county Of Cedar and
state OF Iowa, at the May term \. D. 1854, there
Will be exposed to public sale, on Saturday the
twentY-sixth Of August next at the Court House
door in the town Of Upton, in the said county,
between the hours Of . o'clock A. N. and 1 o'clock
P. N. of said day. the following described prop.
erty, 70 wit: Being part Of the northwest frac.
tonA quarter Of section number three tsl In
township No. seventy nine t7s) ncsth Of range
No. three ~ W Of the 5th p. NJ and described 6y
metes aud bounds Is follows: com me- cing At the
mer dian post on the division line between frac.
tionai lots No. three 90 and four 10 in said n
west fractional quarter Of said section No. three
H. Aforesaid, and running thence north twenty.
one deg thirty IN. west forty perches to q post
thence running west twentyoae deg. thirty m
south twenty perches to . post thence running
sousa twenty one deg. thirty III. east seventy
and ninety-six-one hundreath perches 10 4 post
thence running east twenty one deg. thiity m
north twenty-one aud drty.two one .hundreth
perches to post thence running north twenty.
one deg. thirty m west thirty and ninety sixth
one hundredth perches to post thence running
east ~ enty-o deg. and 80 m north twenty one
hfy-two-cne hundredth perc hes TO . post the nee
running n. twenty lone deg. thirty m. west thirty.
inty-six-one hundred perehes TO the place Of be.
ginning, continuing in oil nine acres one rood
and ak perches, together with . certain steam
saw mill and other appearances situated thereon
CONDITIONS OF SALE.
one fourth OF the purchase money 10 be paid
on the day Of sale, the balance in two annual
paymentsfto be secured by mortgages drawing
interest 1t the rate OF ten per cent per annum'
II. c. P1ATT.
Master In Chancery.
Upton, July l, 1854. n3l-@w-fee47 sn
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Priest Kroeg r.

Thl, Riga, Reverend gentleman IA.
been bound over IN the SUN Of two thou.
.an1 dollars. bail Tor h!. APPEARANCE be-
fore the criminal Cour., -. Loals, OF The
csargs OF 81 attempted violation Of the
person OF young 'sad handsomely form.
cd German girl hardly fifteen years old
bu, seemingly developed into woman
hood who went to nun Tor the purpose OF
making her frs! confessional. Tnis an
mai kroeg.r. IS SAID 10 be connected
WITH Je=uIc Press called the tvsas and
Hahrk.l.sfreuni'-and. says the .7orsi.
ger des Wsstsas, 4. Is re who oreataes
the soul into tina, Press. he IS the Orator
oil its pcluics aud religion. And THIS man
Is CALLED Father Kro-grr.
The developments made a, the uiai
are TOO hl.hy aud disgusting to justify
publication. the amour, OF bail suow.
,ze es,lma,ioa In which the court held Toe
offence and offender
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-29

I,y. Joanson. OF Georgia. Will Ga
.~e Bench, in prooosocany tie senseoes
4eash upon q murderer. Int sswyrars
n, delivered &C address alike cred "a.
= u Ms bad and to MS oesrr-os ~.-ea
following IS Al extrac:-
Nor sail ,a- place Be forgotten -
1ich tie shedding OF blood occurrrd-
was onr O. tie Aasr-CaaLo-rs Of hell
.a1a mar. Ike ps.gue spots, the tan lace
u Our S,ase. You nred lot DC toll thai
] a-,.aa the ,ppl Lg-s o7-sne ner,laz
place Of SasAas mia Gus and the to2i
cesspool which by spontaneous genera
,ioo breeds and nurlUres oil TIA, il loa,h-
some and d,.gusuns IN profanity, bah
bling Tulgsriry and Sahbain- breaksns.-
I would nc. be he ovosr OF GROCERY
fer the price Of :nis world, II j, were COG.
ver.ed into pree.ca. ore. For the p,.iful
sun o. dime ne furnishes the poison
which made the deceased fool. ADD COO.
-ertsd this cuiprg Into q d.noa. How
oal;ry the pay .or two aGa!rrt hunaa
.s.es. Tass ,fat5c 3 tolerated By law,
lad .aere ore the seEte. nas comsaaie1
II oEeace III. eoga.zab.e b. ear4Iy III.
aaaals. Blu u the sis4t OF Hin w-o /,
aarrEIng II VISION, De wL.o deliberately
.arA1sa-s the intoxicating trauga. vAtct
laaan-s raan % anger aAa 5soo4s-ei, !:
paraceps crIni2ls iii the .urr-iuie u ;1s
deed. Is il not Elga LINE TIA. .-e=s s.-s:
c. vic, AMI cIEa= s-culd bs held rig.a. j
accountable to TIE avs o. tie iaai Az
pls.sd aadsr the tan OF al enlightened
AID vi=aous puti.c opinion - O6ss-rsr
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-29

IN. Upton Il lEsT.essf scans % 6< p-s.ng o.
airs. II cons - T. I. -. E-ax Wit a sET
caa, a1d ath=TTsss 1s-.s9t = D IN new riEgn ny.
% tsat we hardly &c gRzea 1t. The eattns
n. be.a aa- ~. a.: s-1-. Is - s.gl Hsas \
shay nat avd s.aat Up collar I AXIS -
- Congr~ss-<..
Pay. al-E it, Is vel as SIN z being
f4aag, ii mere IS 40 4 4ao 10 l.. b..
the Cen a,rciI w..l please .axe notice
.aa. the -.l.or Of the .f!rss.aser since
I'D. r-t1ra,' doe. 10. wear SHINY aa;,
nor srer dst-aot does ne ~eac a collar
ina. vi! 's.aa1 p great while his
rraatrsr
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TIE Ca.hG.es q tbs e,Ucry s,s -
ecc.rz alarmed II tn ssnsnGocs IL
crease Of tie .Kasw- Soa;nss- Scarce
~ q paper ca We pick EP, sR what COG
,aias some local acsicn OF the Press AID !.
Laynen which indicates . novensa' 81
Of so1ne kind The s.gus OF the tines
are particularly cninous, and it IS 10 g .
apprehendet that = dlkcui.y Of soae !.
kind is about 70 break cut b~tweso the
Catholics and prosessanss OF this country
the ni..rus and jealousy oil the Cssho''es
to the Kncw.yoshings IS to be remarked
every whore. and with the influence oil
the Know Nohings to operate assii-s
and excite tie Catholic priests VINO can
q, aay monen, in our large cisies, nue.
ter an army Of drunken Catholics 70 com
nj, any d.abolieal eusrages upon the
proses,an.s il Is indeed 20 Dc feared ina;
an outbreak OF some kind 10 naS al hand.
We that live in the coun,ry far away
from the vicinity OF Catholics, aud know
po.nirr Of The ex,ea, aud feelings NAV
doubs the creiibii.y OF the many reports
AMI psesages now saoa,, but toe follow
ing rear cm.nou. .idinys upon their face:
To WHAT ARE wE coAIse--Ne are
informed tina, a lew days since, cask
wa. deposited from freight Train, al tue
depot, Canton, S.Arx county, with the
simple direction Canton upon IL THIS
singular and inexplicahls direction, led TO
an examination. Ine cass was found
to be filed with pistols and bowie kniTes.
Everything was carefully replaced to see
wno would call for package with SUCH
unusual contents Ia a short time g
! Cctha!ic Priest call>ui, clainsed and car.
rs9 arav tis ccsk Il is SAID tina, casks,
slluilar to the che above spoken OF, are
[ being sent in all directions over the eoun'
4 ,rv. To VIVA. are we coming s-I!srs
land Ergrsss.
We hare frequently been told, during
the last SIX weeks, by PERSONS w..ose
means OF information were ample, AM
In whose credIoiilty We could place grea
confidence iaat sgGuitar sanguEnary prep
arauous nave been made by the Priest:
in TINS CITY. Is II for an onslaught upoE
the Know No.aIngs ina PseParsuons are
making nree or four hundred drunk
en- Irsnmen, iustigaled to outrage b,
Inelr priests, and armed with revolver
and bowie knives, would bs al ugly Sc
20 deal with. aud se would caution IN
Know y oihings, II there are any IN 10
city, not TO commit any &C, That could b
eveG tortured into a prosocastoa Tor al
attack upon Chtefg, Tribune.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-29

No Mails
Las Tuesday. s1rooga the kindness OF
Rosrsr NJ. Love. Esq. Postmaster al
this pace. We received a easter, mail.
l, aat been 'oarse-n days since one mad
arrived q, Tip.on before, and probably
wouid have been fourteen RsnfAs had 1t
not been for tee prouF action Of Mr..
Lcyo.
We learn TIA. q. Lie second Lettings.
the mail contracts through this pcrticn Of
the State were taken by some minors in
Oaio wao having under bid every body
else, also uadrr bsd themselves, and be.
ing ADVISED Of ,asIr bad bargain. refuse
10 comply vita tee coG:-ac.-w!!t proaa-
biz plead minority, Ne say ;aey are
a.lnors because .aslc coaa-c, Indicates
i,-hsrs made bad trade They
snow themselves 5a5s<s, BY inrowias up
.aeir eocirat .ad acting the baby. We
DO not know wEo ,aey are, CO, they GER.
.alnsy ough. 10 DC made 20 wear pan.sss.
aud p.a.'ors, AMI have lsis rocking
aorse.
! TIE Postmaster a, Davenpor. ougn;
also 70 hare 10y Of some kint-a top,
or whip with = whistle IN the end OF Il
40. for MS minority bat tor the .dae1a'
GU with waicn ae discharges his duty
(ia horny since the iailuEe OF mails
Mr.. Loso, q, postmaster, has sent al
mails goiag from this place regularly
Whenever the Contractors failed Of taxing
them, ard IS entitled TO a great deal o
credit Tor 50 doing. But the sagariou.
postmaster at Davenport. says Mr.. Lons
aas no p,snaes 10 sent de mails NJ all I!
aud - ng requested TO hire special con
yeyaace aad send on Upton Nal. to rs
said ne was hit going TO DO any sue
ding and consequently We were i
days without mail; aud when did eoua
. i, mad been accanula,.ng SO loag uaie
the care oil the sa-attoas postmaster q
Davenport, that the letters and 2aP+r
, Tor the .idusriassr was vel. nigh On 10
bushe!, among walcn was letter drec
, ted to us from Rock Island, mailed al
a post marked there the 6tn, ant arrive
: here The 23d-ouick trip during whlc
time we had been twice 70 Rock Islam
. ourselves.
Ia the dialema in which we are 10,
!, placed, it does seem 10 u. tha. the pos
1 masters through the country should nav
enough pubic spirit aud Accommodate
=. about them to do what little the Law vi
allow laesn 10 do IN assisting TO sorwar
Z the mails, and fur,ns., II does seem o4
} ragegu. that one man can retain IN hi
posse ssIou the whole accumulated cas-
-rn mad Of IA days, deprivlng the Ct,
II zrus OF Cedar aud adjoining Counties,
0 their news and reading matter for IN
e weeks. When viii these things get res
ulatei.
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MilIer's Mill.

Situated on Rock Greek, "a miles west Of
- Upton. 10 still in operation, with plenty Of
water, and in good running order.
am prepared to dc custom work for the one
eighth part Of wheat; and I'll other kinds > grain
ground or chopped on reasonable terms and I will
deal with those who tavor me with their custom.
with libsraliiy and honesty more than usual
among millers.
MERCHANTAbLE FLOUR, and keen the
same constantly on hand, for sale.
CASH Paid FOR WHEAT,
st the mill rs HENRY MILLER
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UNIVERSITY FAMILY MEDICINES.
FEVER And .fGEE.

III university OF FTtE NtuIC!nc ana
L Popular knowledge. chartered BY the state OF
Pennsylvania, April 29tn, 1854, mainly TO arrest
the evils OF spurious nostrums; also TO supply the
public with reliable remedies where the best medi
cal advisers cannot or will not be employed, hav.
ing purchased the invaluable remedy RowAsp's
Tonic MIXTURE the arst aud only known for
twenty years, as the certain cure for Fever aud
Ague, and lis kindred complaints, confidently
recommend il To the afflicted. The above institu-
titation likewise recommend for bo,rel patnts
RovAsDs COMPOUND syRrr OF BLACKBERRY
ROOT
and In due time will furnish its own remedy for
every disease that can be safely treated in this
way. b. order Of the Trustees
JOHN r. ROWLAND NJ D.,
President Of the University and the head of
the Pharmaceutical department Home dispense.
tory and office. No. SO Arch st, Philadelphia
T. W. CARR, agt Philadelphia x.1 c. l. CHAN.
BERs Upton. n35ly
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M ,nav makes tho Mare go.

Tue Mlscatiae journal winch has
.ltaeno bitterly opposed the Nebraska
btil. aud tue extension Of slavery geaer-
a.iy. has III ia4e gssu= al advertise ne IL
Of = slave holder in srarca Of his human
chatt<is, offering oae thousand dollars re.
ward for Ave run away slaves. These
things aay appear 10 have two sizes to
.nelu, bal lie Dimes create 4 con ss,eacv.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-29
ESTRAY HORSES!

~ TAKEN UP By Joseph B. Dudley =,
kAf<his residence in Springdsle iowrship
HAC Cedar county Iowa, on the 7th dsy 81
June, 1854, two estray horses; one white san.
posed to be nine years old. cut On each side q.
the nose for the big head, 3 wart on the riuh,
arm near the body, about Is hands high, apprsi,
cd at SIS. The other, bay, eight or more ysar.
old, narrow bloze in the forehead, right n,,a
foo. white up TO the pasture joint abou. Isl
hands high, and appraised to SlG0 before John
b. Hut Esq J. W. cATTELL.
County Clsri
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New YoRK, July II

We learn tina, the Haerlem Railroad
Company will assume all the stock ISSUED
fraudulen,ly by its agents.
The directors OF the New Haven Com
pany are discussing with the aid OF coun-
sci tie bes, steps TO take agains. the per-
sons and property OF Robert Schuyler.
There IS. j. appears, some difficulty IN
distinguishing between genuine and
fraudulent issues, and unless they can dc
50 ,hev car no, refuse TO acknowledge the
stock.
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CrDAR Fails, July Is. 1854.

EDIros Of the .fdrsriis,r - My name
1av.ng bean announced through the kind
palsiall,g 81 political AM personal friends,
Ia connection vlta the Office OF Secreta-
r. ri State, | claim /. but an act OF JUS
tee 10 TIE Wnig party, to whose princi-
PIE. j, has -rer been my pleasure and
prize % be attached, TO say ,ha: mus,
te~Iae tie aigaly honorable position
;Gu. generously and uasolicltedly offered
ne. L. doug 50, PERMIT me 10 say that
| al 10: so.na.ed BY any feeling OF d.
n.ias.aet confidence 10 the grea, conserv.
asire principles Of the Wing party, be,
fron the cgay.ctlon that can the more
officially aid toe establishment, oil its
polhy BY occupying the position Of a
aga prirsse-' Hoping tina, you will
t.zye ,ne kiadnss. to publish this. I sub
seriDe myself With sentiments OF the nigh.
81 regard, Your obedien, servant,
A. r. BROWN.
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General Notice.

Mrs. Patterson IS now in Upton with
her Daguerrean Gallery, aud will be
glad to furnish all who wish to obtain
I,le.Ike pictures, on moderate terms
Her stay will be short.
On leaving Upton, she will vis., Mt
Vernon, Marion, Cedar Rapids sc. &c
July, 22d 1854.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-29
Serious Riot.

siatEaf.stef, y. II. jay 5.
On ne 4oraIag oi .ae fognh. a azta
took place b@tae@a a large parry Of
Americans and IRISH The latter were
routed ard some twelve sf fifteen oil the In
houses ssf- gaIed and me iurnilure de-.
stIoy-d. T.. Americans then attacked
the Roman Catu5lic cnarcn, and broke
out tie WINDOWS. r. the authorities
aud police stopped riot. Several
Americans were seriously injured.
DeATHs IL CHICAGO ne total mum
Der OF deaths in Chicago, on the Eth
inst, was %, Of cholera Q.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-29
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