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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11
sHERIFF,s sAI.E-

by virtse Of an execution to me directed =.
sued out OF ne Clerks Office Of the Distrir,
Court 10 aud TOR the County Of Cedar and So
of Iowa, Ia favor OF Abl r. Davis ami ar. .a'.
N. 6. Brooker, have levied upon the Lot Ms
six t6) In Block No. t.enty-one t2D ard ona Ia,
cabin on the lot ali ia tie town of Rochss,os
IN Cedar County Iowa takea as the properly =,
N. hIooNer to satisfy Jnlga ment liz favor y,
Ahel T. Davis, aad snail Offer the sa,,. e.. 80 "
at pubic ontefy ~ SATURDAY, Jnly 2s.h ,oss
~ tte Court Hnaar aoar in sssd sccuutr hss..o,'
.ter hears OF . . clock a. m. Andf4 orsloeWp "
OF sais day, to salty said exss atiou All 49,.
that may accrue thereon I. SNs''
JOHN II. BrRfLng gasrs
Upton, June 2sth, 1855. q --IyT
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TIE Pfoaibf,ory Liaaor Law o

TIE Pfoaitl,ory Liquor Law of Iowa
IS box II force, i is nov TIE law OF he
laad. Ba. les no. the friends 81 Temper
aaee resax il their efforts, and say tier
Rata is acco.aP istel, 10; =. Il noy
becomes their b5aa4en daty 10 see Tat
tie lav IS faithfully executed 10 see tina.
naae bai the legally authorized agents
are IN possession ef spurious liquors lor
lie pag75s= u sac, and sha, lie agents
caafor.a s,rls..y % .Ae las, TO see tAas
taete j. na VOCATION OF is pros s1ous
The Cean.y Iaige has oppoir's4
Mastoe Chambers II Upton, AM Wu
\. II Nauga.au p Roe4es.ef agents tor
tbs County. lie, then The friends and
supporters III fsc rs src that ropc "a.
lho<e a. 4.z SCI. lie intoxicating dunk.
lac Couuts aas 4acei 10 tic agcB. In
Upon 500 fof tie purchase Of lao,rs
tat safe Tatx al cou- = il il accordance
wta 'ae provisions o. the I4s, tat The
In'y .hea2 provide ior Tie purchase u
l. 2l44-s. receive the profits 81 c9npea-
safe the agents bat it s.rlse. Us forc.tiy
"a 300 xiti purchase quite a So ii
Aq-8r. We id thirk this vas 4 rers
assEEy location and have frequently
aass.d. tEat Hc p.aee II the sncrn wotl.
IS mote d ssF tc' = r,'nrs~s.
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litical association ofihe Democmcywould
seem to indicate tina, they have ignored the
rich Irish brogue, and they have superior
admiration for the sweet GERMAN sccent.
Il would seem to appear as if the Dutch
had taken Holland. Jackson,a at one time !,
declared that It was time 1--WE were be.
coming q little more Americanizod ;"btt
If now allowed TO visit this Earth. clothed
in The habilimcnts Of mortality, what
would the stern old hero say and do. On
discovering that the great Democratic
por,y Of 1882 had dwindled down in the
Western tales.and soon Will in our own.
I, q mere secret midnight cabal, with .
Dutch name Doubtless. his 6rss i'm.
pulse would b 10 kick every SIG NieN
10 q the other side Of JORDAN"
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The Slavery Excitem ent.

We have in Cedar County as well as in
every other locality in the north. a class
o. dousnlaoes who attribute all the feel.
ing,ani all excitement upon the slavery
question. 10 uha. they call the bad policy
and noise OF the aboh,ionis,s Their arsu.
men' is, that If abolliionsls woald no, ma
ke such fuss there would be no trouble
about ii. This is also the sole argunsn,
Of taeit Sog,a.rE Brsiirsa, the nmliifses.
The same plea, made by northern dough-
faces is used by the nallifiers 10 ex,eau-
ale their oatrages. Again there Is ano-
| Their class who do no, read enough fem
The newspapers, consequently, ih,nk IA,
s!arsry question is all CANNON aud ouly
gotten mp TO make political thunder of /;
liza, there Is no danger from the south
nor trouble a. oal the matter. We wish
both TO read the following exirac. from the
Macon Republican, a paper published
IN Macon, Alabama Il a, once shows
there is ,rooble and danger and exhibits
a touch Of the boas.ed Chirl'ry OF The
South. IL also harmoa;zes Beautifully
wila tue arguments made usc UT by cur
domestic dOayn!sces Tae editor u lie
Rsp. after quoting from ole o. Ais e.
changes notice Of meeting IN John
son Co, No, winch adopted resolution
iaal no person oopo.ei 10 slartry should
r.siae uhefs tie lns,itrica exists, ard
sAa: all su-h shall be s,sctei ~ force,
adopts the sentiments, and adds tue ID.
losia. remarks a..#
4" lie sou,a wil! naturally fe,ai4ass as.d il
Size 1aaa1' b. u according - The C9u=.l-
futon. she wi! 10 II Notwithstanding he
Constitution. II ha. lately tera proposed
~ some Of odr contemporaries, ..:., the
lawyers n tho Segh should refuse 10
Co.lecI notes ard bills fer Massachusetts
creditors. We hope they VIII DO So. |,
IS eool lea as ar as II goes. bul /,
does no, 20 lar enough, and we think
u would be found inefficient in practice.
We should prefer that every sou,a m
Sale would pass law. declaring t.a. 100
eaaen oi auy ciats nhrre lie .agi,ise
save !as - 20. enforced. shal. Lave tie
use OF ear eo&rIs for the cclectioa Of deb.s
and that fact, property pleaded. sail he
Tar & 4 recovery IN eve court
IN lie Sale u course, We know tina.
~71td be acsae3, that suca law
would e Unconstitutional. But we are
no' Justified il fighting Massaeausest.
NHa ter owl weapons And are We
-; even justified IN considering her CIT
2. sc la!9a dc fac o. wniie Size SETS n
n2ssas sas o. Congress, and laus VII.
.l-4ly sa1u.s the Constitution, ard aa-
iaegiIes % treat her as forelca Sac
There are doubtless difficulties IN any
course that nay he pursued bur is To b.
ta.sFaie- t9sl Massachusetts should lTan-
pie -poa tie de4res. rights Of eolisde- I
ra.e STATE, and Vel ooaaaae 10 enloy all
The advantages laai tie confedefarv end .
TIE constitution caa give her We lhias i
aos -aai II a.e therefore IN lavor of
? Esl.as some course nat Wit bring tie
10 Aer senses Ii i, 14n 81 t3ae coastl- .
.4loaa.4y well aud good 30. Il il can
H. W. are In favor OF doing il aay
.ow. "
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ADN1INIyTRATOlx,e mr.

BY virtue of an order Of Court granted .,..
dscreed. by the county Court Of Cedar Co.rts.
st.,s Of Iowa, on the third day Of April A. i
1885, will expose to sale a. public OF: ery a,
ship. in said County, o. Saturday. tRe ss,h a..
Of july, 4. D. 1855. between tbs hou,s Of !.
o'clock 4. u, and O'Clock p. N. OF uald sar
the following described timbered land. "a M.
The WcsthAif Of the Southwest qusrts. 81 In.
Southwest Quarter VI Ssction No. Ains fo) In
township NO Eishty-oOe lsl) North Of Ran.
No. one ~ West Of the 5th r. d.. eontainin- "a
acres. 1usAAd trrct OF land viii be sold il a.. =.
c,s from i've to ten acres 10 sa,,sfy the ousstant
ing debts OF the estate Of Ars Acht decd
JANE, vANHoRy.
May %, SIS. ass. 81 a..
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patty. Are they no. sound, just, and
righteoms Ought they not to receive
the united support of the free States D.
Our hope then is iha, each one of the
free States will endorse them. vJf We are
disappointed in this, we then are without
hope, and will look with dispair upon The
cloud Of degradation which rises IRON
the South, aud is soon 10 cover the polit.
iral sky with pail, blackened BY wrongs
and on, ages, which viii shu, on, the
Ugh; OF freedom from all the territory Of
the Union. and threaten the liberties Of
States row free
Such then are the principles and Oh.
jec,s Of the American party, and all who
oppose thu. party, Of course, oppose ,aeir
principles. and favor their enemies.
L.. the people be informed. and choose
between good and evil
The veil Of secrecy is now lifted. -
An,agonisn TO secre, organizations has
now spent It's isrce. The American party
has manifested itself to the public, and
IS now open TO the inspection and consid-
Grafton OF the American people. Il now
rema'na for the people o know what il
seeks. wha, il processes. aud wha, IL is.
then 10 embrace il, or reject it by en-
bracing ii, they only need 10 a., upon
their platform TO reject, Is 10 &C, with
their enemies in their crusade agains,
freedom and justice.
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W. have received many sueh note.
as Tie above, many OF which we have
not thought proper 10 publish, The fore.
going we're haadea Us since he late Dem.
oeraHe Meeting TIE Office is one WHICH
Vt confess would fsner Us much 10 re.
es1se, oai We t,el IN no wise inclined 10
eber as candidate for it, unless we
! hase an assurance we Will ryeetve IN.
support OF such OF our citizens as agree
win Us in sentiments aud principles -
We have once Teen = candidate. and he
niagnaaiasaos support we lien received
vas enough 10 cause any man endowed
with the nsotssty we have. 10 retire TO he
shade Of private and ve.y retired lie.
But matters have changed since then.
the very man, NO ten openly opposed
Us Wild the noss Zeal. are DOW Jealous
ii soliciting US 10 sand poll fos their
otace. II We can feel S. sized to be
: Aesss!y Supported BY Tie indepea!sa,
voters we vii. consent. We nave re-.
eeifed many .uci. solicitations. 10th ty
letter Or re4@es, as Adore, and by wort
q mouth, and lave recsiYe4 MANY as.
suFlGee Of warm sappor by many Of
or cd political opponents. Bul tie
iil'es Of demarsation between Wings.
Democrats, and rfeesoile-r have with %
been obiaeFaisd. AID n we DO coa..n,
10 become 3 candidate il will BE- only a.
al lNDEPE DENT one to sand Of
TAI upon tue prlnciFies AM the assures We
Lave - often aFovel.
Oar position Cd all leading political
t3pa-s arc AnoNa I've nave cefIa. 4 them
the aEi again, ae haze nothing KEEP,
u reserve. are aon-commiAal in moth.
IL, Il VIC have an oojec,lona ble polni.
II ssas been proclaimed through the me-
dunn q lie .idvsrtisv If ne ha,s good
traits, lacy also nave teen herssded, then
II our good aill overbailance tie baa.
All Our friends .hra1sa>a; the oous.
VII adFisc - to ran. and vii supper. as
.sicugh lEs colat1, NC WILL coas.pt, bs,t
"a. oily cousin 10 te an h.3,pez9sai an .
itta;e. upon the platform ~e hare 50 ire
lueas'y proclaimed. We will be guided
~, NOT follow 10 parry, nor class further
ban Their views accord with or own.
When ever we disagree. then &c saa!l
ever. For OF future course we larc SCI
nc iantnos able land mark, " -Iadt-
'sssi<af, not nsufrcr ard hi stall e-rr
Z > - Lta str.
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Wary Porsro.s,- II your potatoes
are wa'rv, put into the 70, In which they
are 10 be boiled, small lump CT lime
This will render them perfectly dry aud
mealy. This is an easy and edectual
way OF ohviatlns rery Common c,ii
For a common sized IA ally the lime
should not exceed the size OF an English
Walnut.
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xecutor's sale oi Land.

~ psfsesncs o. ! decr~taI OF the cou,,.
Court q Cedar County lows, slale on the g..
dsy. q March 4. P: lass. I Wi 8 the III d.
Of August A d isss, = ~ coalt House doc,
- .es LOW 2. a,esoa y sssa ssast esIrs Tor
undivided halt OF the WseS half q ~ Sonts
Eastquarter of Section Ne eighteen (leY in 49,
ship No. Eigkfy-oEc aorthF 81 Ranss 10. mr..
(3) West 5tb 7. u. being real cstsss az wh;sS
toe late John Bandeen died, seissd aud ordered
to Be sold 70 safety the debts Of his sysass
WILLIAM BANDEEN. Exscu.,,
of Estate JOAN BANDEEN. dso,d
July ID 1855. n29.lw
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n upon due considsra,ion with tho knowa'
edge Of cur position upon oil political
questions, which have been weekly ex'
pounded 10 the Subscribers Of ths Adoers''
ss,, our frieoda feel sasisded to use our
name ia connection with the Office Of
County Judge, we Of course ought not
to offer any obstacle, yet we deem II
proper 10 refuse unless we eau be satisfied
will receive The support u those whose
sentiments and principles accord with our
own, but more anon.
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Nav 2c As
Legal NSaice.


notice tlat there Is now on file Ia the of;ce ~
,he Clerk OK the Dist Court, In and Tor N.
County Of Cedar and State Of Iowa. a ., t,,,a,
Of charles Sme tsnd, claiming of you Ia. snra
OF One and ~ hundred,hs ollars. with 10, ~,
cent inerrs' thereon from The 2gtn 81 Ma,
1854. as money paid taxes at a ,ay al. h.. /
ny NE Treasurer o. said County, on said aph
OF May. 1894, on the Norih-East Quarter -
the South Wet Quarter Il section No enft1i
township eighty two (S2) Range one ri ,sr..
'of the 9th 7. m..t~hi, land WIS a. snit ,;r,,
Parehased by sid Charles Swetlani AID ~,
sod Tor taxes che for tie year Is, sai5
Charles s"e lad fnr her seeks 10 force ..se si,t
oar ar r1-as, an inity. OF iedenp,op. il,
and to sad laid, AMI 10 establish hi, !, l. tbs,.
TO, ~ reas%H oi ih" deed given him by cal,
iteasufrr, and 10 saass said deed peyfec, a.
nneondibgh.l; ard unless you sneear =. H.
next terra. q ne District Court, 10 MI, ,"s
gan day u SEP ealee', 1858, j.igeuca, viii
De rendered is'inst You IS rrays. f5r in SAID
PAIN az pes lon. and aIl your right sn1 eoI
I, q ftdsnpsa~n in said land viii he b, r.,
a"d forever sorse!oscd. and l'lainsif,, fltle r,.s
rs If
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Legal Notice.
10 Niles Uhte SIR:

ica vi |
lake hotee that there - now on file II lie ~
nc. OF The Clerk Of the Dis: Cour, In and s,r
lhe eounty of Cedar AID State Of iowa, ar.
,ition q Moses Y. Butler, cl4in.u.; IL. Sun q
wenIy. Five Dollars as money psid b. Mn
Tor taxes On the Southeast Quarter er ssct,an
y" twenty .eigh, (os)in Township NJ cirL:Y
(so)kange four (4) west, which Ia "a vas 5rr
chased BY said petitioner >, tax aals he'd n
Upton on the 20 h day II May, 1854, a, VIII Il,
time u was sid for taxes due thereon for m.
year 1874. and aid petitioner also purchaser
satd and o. the Iuih day Of June. 1863, when
u was sold for taxes due thereon ~, IN. year
1891 for both ef which ssles q ID petit,oner
4ecesed deed from the Treasurer Of said
1oanty N the name Of the State II Iowa
SAID p~tliioner further seeks TO per.ect his IL
lie 10 said laud ard foreclos~ all ye,ar right en-;
equity Or redemption to said land. and 10 rake
ms deeds absolute and unconditional, and 0ais.
us ~, and uhles, you appear on or before
ne 3alh day Of September, A. d. 1855, Ard
defend sad srit, joagsmsn. will be rendered
AGAINST Yen thereuR, aad The prayer Of said
rei'onef will IL granted a. laid 10 his pet.
ton fS
:. J. ". .ztteil,
Wells spicer. Clerk Gs,t Corr.
Atty for PHI, fee 500. Cedar Co. Iowa
inc ts,A
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- Now ,ha, the Prohibaory Liquor
Law is legally in force, the matter should
b. considered BY is friends Of making il
W tsa!Iy 20. a@
The law will be a dead letter unless its
friends step forward to see it faithfully
executed. Societies should be organized
with this for their sole object. The work
is no, ye, accomplished; your rest is not
yet. lie, temperance men read the fol.
trueisms and sill labor for the good oil
humanity: read:
FAcrs.--Shouid all the inhabitants Of
the u.ined States cease 10 use intoxicating
liquor. The following would be some VI the
beneficial results, namely:
MI an individual would hereafter be.
come drunkard.
Many who are now drunkards, would
reform, 4 would be saved from The
druokard's grave.
As soon as those that would reform
should be dead, which would be a short
time, no. drunkard would be found, and
the whole land would he free.
More than three lour,hs Of the pauper-
ism o! The coantry might be prevented i.
also, more than three foprihs o. tie
crimes.
One Of the grand causes OF error in prin-
clple, aud lmmoralisy In practice, and
the sou &C oil vice aud wre,chednrss would
be removed.
The numbcr, frequency and severity Of
diseases would be greatly lesseued; and
Tie number and hopeles.nsss oi n,amacs
IN our land would he exceedingly dimin-
.shed.
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The Philadelphia Ledger has pabiishsd

1n0 Ini0ueiPuia AseuS01 "oS PuSusSss
a statement Its daily issue for the month
Of March. This statement is copied from
the packers book Of aelivery, and shows
over one and half million Of copies OF
the Ledger to be issued per month, or
nearly twenty millions per annurn. The
average is fifty nine thousand SIX hundred
aud forty copies. or one hundred aud
twenty four and quarter reams Of paper
per day. This Is the larges. edition issued
by any daily newspaper on tbs globs.
wi,hou, exception. by ten thousand per
day, or quarter Of million per month.
1t includes neither extras, slips, nor
weekly paper simply the regular daily
edition OF the Ledger. -.uur,on Register.
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rH~ The census Of 1850 shows that the
olJes, person living in The United States
was lao. This person was an Indian wo-
man. residing III North Carolina. In the
same State was an Indian aged l25, a
negro woman III two black females | ! 0
each, one mulal,o male l2'. aud sese "a |
white males and females aged from LOG
10 ia. In the parish Of Lafayette,
louisiana, was female black. aged
fsen 10 10 us. There were in the
luasj States. N 1850, 1855 persons
100. his shows that abou, one persol
ia 5000 will be likely 10 live TO TIA, age.
There are n,w 10000 persons in the
United States vino were living when the
Declaration Of Independence was signed
il l776. They must necessarily be
abou, 50 Years oil now. in order 10 have
lived al tia, time. Inc Frenc:, census
Of 1851 shows only l02 persons over 100
years oil, though their total population
was near Sc 900. 600 Old age is, there.
lore attained among US much more
reguen'!y lhaa in Fra!.c..
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JOHN II. BIRELEI
Ma SrIcER.

Ma SrIcER.
Please announce the name OF Mr..
John II. Bireley as candidate for Sheriff
n. the coming Angus, Election. Mr..
Brely has been tried by the good old
Jeffersonian Tes., is he honest. is he
capable, AM ha, come fully up to the
Standard, and by placing his name before
his fellow citizens you will obIise about
500 good an,i.Nebraska JefTer soniar
Democrats.
AMI Nebraska.
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Estray Mare.

iakrn MP hy David s. Norton Al his res.
aehes IN Cass ToSaship Cellar County, lows,
.nne 1888, a ehesnut sorrel
mare, with . white strip In the face, dax col
o.ed maize and TAIL about Ten wears old. about
y hands high. and Apr aissd II s6s on the .th
nay 81 June 1888 before ID. g. Lisk E.a,
J. W. rATTxiL,
49,, - Cenaty Clck
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TIA HalR-W .sH.-An Infusion OF
tea, when MOI too strong is SAID 10 b. very
useful in preventing The hair from falling
off. The ties, plan is 10 pour boiling wa
ter on the learcs after th,y have been
used for 4 meal In ten or twelve lloufs
1t may be drawn of. and placed in lot.
tie Ior use as required. A sable pecnIul
Of anv rcftamed .plrits may te added 10
every hall pint shc s..h, II should
be applied 10 tire scalp with tIeee Of
sroagr. or 4 very sofs haal. \ little
gIyettlne mixed wit il, answers tic pur.
pose oI q ! Is offensive smell Is corrected
~ Il, pertulned sp.riis.
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Mr.. spioer sir by The request Of man,
persons 10 Iowa Township you are called
On 10 become an independent Candidate
ioF County Judge Of Cedar County Iowa
Alse Mr.. John Bir,!cy as i4depeadapt
Cand date far Shrrg,. VI Gear County
Ioya ....-.
by rc4ues. Of Iaaay C4gix,H..
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By rct.aes. OF Eaay CAiE, IL !.

ln!and Township, July 7ta ls5j.
Editor ii the Advertiser, you Will
please announce the name O. Wells SIN.
Ger as an Independent Candidate FIR ,se
Office OF County Jutge, Tor the ensuing
August election.
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A meeting was held a, Mnnayunk
Pennsylvania, on Thursday. in favor of
an open American organiza,in. /. was
well attended
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tsd The New Hampsh,re ..,ii,

10 The New Hampshire editor who
wrote his editorials with chalk on the
sol-s Of his shoes, aud went barefoo,
While tie boys set up the copy, ia.
purchased ream OF second hand enyel.
opes, aud engaged glri 10 turn them
inside out.
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s15- Miss Dobb: says that the sweet.
ss, line she ever read was her Sinon's
name, written in molases on the from,
steps. Enthusiastic girl, that Miss
Dotbs
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The Vernon, yeide antique marble
company OF RoxbprY, are filing GU, an
order Tor 600 cubic ieet OF ma Bile for
the Capitol extension at Washing ton.
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EStray Mare.

:. TAXED ~ by Geo. Mauer al his re. .dcn,, IN
."ss township on the leth d,y of juno 1885.
= iiEh frown Mare. Three years old about
~ hands high Star in he forehead, tug msrks
% ne slde', ard appraised al SIS before
d. o. L;sk, Esq.
J. " cattsll, County Clerk
Jahe 9TH, ID. lnas.3mol
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May Voters

Mr.. Wells Spirer. many Of the citizens
Vi Sugar Creek Township desire sou
would run as Ill independaE. candidate
for County Judge. a, the neu election.
Can you obi &c ,hsm7