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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19

4 o,,s for ssus Isspls - Chew. /
"a. E,,roa: have raised a TAM,
y Of con. and daughters, and though 4
have never had any theory On the suO,sS.
/ have never punished cn''o III -,
~.y or shape, and so far as kno" non.
Of nv children have ever been punished
BY any other person. l always treat mem
=. friend, and counsellor. and let the"
do a, they please; ye. when they do any
,h;nv which I think 10 wrong. talk 10
them .bou, it, and sometimes more
rouclv than l ough, to do. With this es
..r,,on. I nee no reason to regret IN
course l have pursued. for they are IN
du,,r;ou. and s,udious. and from 'ne'
own choice do not drink any tea OF cone
or anything which can in'ox'e''e, anu .
no, use tobacco: they are not 'nclinea
,ny bad habits. never knew either
them to tell lie, or to strike another
to claim any thing which another pre'en'
ID 10 own: and with the exception Of q
: tending the Sabbath School. ! new
knsv either of them to disregard my a
vice. On most subjects l do not give the
NV advice, as wish them to acquire u
D habit Of self-cou,rol. I also govern al
u mails BY kindness and not by severn
u which l think il the best way.
i Mosrs B. CHURcH.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19

;,ems were necessary. and esghs 70 have
been expended long ago. which il " had
been dons, would not have left any mon
~ in the Treasury =, the commencement
of our in.umbency. In short and in con-
clu.ion, We will say that for every one
dollar lef, in the treasury ss,sae com
nsncs ment Of our term, Ave were needee
to pu. the county buildings and other ex
usnsss in the condition they should hav'
been long ago.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19
sorThe world VIC live in Is 4 roup

acThe world VIC live in is . rough
werld,a therny world, an awkward world
to &c, through; but i. Nigh. be worse
/, might be better, however, il every one
would Try in earnes, to make /, 30. !
was walking some time ago with coun.
,rymaD, whom l observed, every now
and then, to kick aside any particularly
large or jagged stone tina, lay loose upon
the horse track: 4 dom, like TO see a
stone like tina, in the road, said he, 'and
not move it. I.migh. trip up a horse and
break a riders neck, and It's very little
trouble to kick /, aside Now, ii al
passes through the world would but aci
on the same principle!
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19
LEGAL NOTICE.
TO the legal heirs of IL b. TAYLOR. deceA

TO the legal heirs of ii. b. TAYLOR. deceAeed
late of Cedar Co, Iowa:
You will take notice that at the lset term Of
the County Court Of Cedar County, lowe. John
W Walker, Executor of the estate OF said Tay lor,
filed his final report, and will, at the next term
Of said Court to be held On the LIST Monday In
January next, ask to be discharged from the du-
lies of the Office Of executor Of said estate upon
the payment Of the money into Court, and said
money will be distributed by order Of Court,
according TO law, you are therefore notified 70
be end appear a. the time above specified, and
claim your interests therein.
WELLS SPICER.
n4e4t Judge of Cedar Co.
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Legal Notice.

Legal Notice.
STATE Of ioud, q,
Cedar County.
Friend Il Culbertscn,! st,s.hus,,
vs. Samuel Cook. ""''
Before R. M Long, Esq, Justice Of ths
Peace.
THE defendant, Samuel Cock, will take notice
That a writ OF attachment was sued out against
him, and his property attached on the 18th day
Il November 1856. Notice made returnable
on the 22d day of November 1882, at ten
o'clock A. NJ of said day. the constable
having returned you not found, i, was erd'ssd
by The court that this cause stand Continues
until the 23d day OF November 1855 at zen
O'clock 4. NJ of said day, yeu will therefore
! take notice, that unless you appear and make
defence to said suit, Juo cement will be render
cd against you and your property attached,
sold, and applied TO the payment thereof
FRIEND 4 CULBkRTSON.
n5{-lt Plaintiffs
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19

1u-ky Discovery of the Mime under
The Redan.-A letter from oepas'oPo.
rsl.,c, how the Redan escaped being
blown up by the Russians, like the o'he =
for,s. "a sapper, who wa. exploring
, ,b batteries Of the Redan jus. as the
Russians were evacuating the town. DIS
covered a cable, which he cut IN two oy
III. blow of an axe, and then called Tue
attention Of the officers to It.
Upon further examination It was iooha
10 be thick metallic wire. covered WIN
a thick coating of gu,ta-percha. Thu
wire led to large powder magazine aug
under the Redan, the discovery OF which
made the bodies, tremble, when the,
though, Of the irigh,ful explosion iron
which they had escaped.
The wire came from across The tow
as far a. the sea, which it crossed to tn
other shore, from whence the electr'
snars, was to be dispatched to set fire I
Tia, volcano. l, was discovered just 9
the nick Of time, as the last soldier ha
no, evacuated the town when the iof
were bewn up one after the other mum
the trenches with the ruins.
The Careening Fort, the Flagstaff ba
terry, the Central Bastion, the lor's oil 1t
bay, arsenal, and all the principle ediilc'
crumbled to the ground beneath the con
bined action OF shells, fires and mines.
RI. p.a,, and Malakotf alone n
NAMED standing, the former saved
, the sapper, a, just mentiont11, ~h'rh' d
rected by Providence had Gu. the elec,t
wire in two.
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eE stated that on Wedne.d

E- II is stated that on Wednesday
last, the Chsvslier Hulseman, who has
for several years pas, resided in TIN,
country as Charge d'Afaires, presented
his credentials to the President, and wal
received AS Minister resident of his Maj.
es,y the Emperor OF Austria. On tbs
same day, Mr.. Henry Bosch presented
new credentials TO the Secretary Of State
and was received as Charge d'Afaire.
Of his Majesty the King Of the Bslg'ans
Err.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19
EsTnAY MARE AND MUIR.

TAKEN UP byJ.T. r. andersen, In Iowa
/ Townrh'p, on the 10th day OF November,
1855, N es.ray light chestnut sorrel Mare with
soue gray hairs left for. foot white small white
blszs on the right Of the centre Of the face shout
Is hands high. and aboat 5 years old next
spring.
A'so. dark bay mul about IA hands high,
about years old next srrisg. aud appraised at
800 esch before Alexander Hin.s, eco. Nov.
18th 1855. J. w. CArrkIA.
n5O 3m County Clerk.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19

Hair Dye.-A man was placed, few
days ago, in lunatlc asylum At Berlin
to be treated for mental alienation
brought on by the use Of hair-dye. On
examining the dye which he had en-
ployed, it was ascer,alned to be compos.
ed Of lead, mercury, and lunar caus,ic. /,
produced vlolen. pains in the head, and a,
length led to madness. London Times
Nov. 9.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19
~ The princess Murat who

Ia The princess Mura,, who may
possibly be queen Of Naples, is a native
of Charles.own, S. c., dlrec. descsn-
den, on the mothers side Of Landgrave
Smith, one Of the old colonial mobiles;
and on the fathers side, the tenth in the
regular descent from Alexander, fifth
Lord Lovat Of Scotland; Major Thomas
Fraser, her father, having been an officer
in the British army; but after the peace
renamed in Charles,own and married
Ann Loughton Smith.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19
Robbery Eriraoydtnuyv-A =.

Robbery Ertraord,nn,y-A gentle.
man recently had two frame dwelling
houses, stolen from off his premises, Nos.
lO2 and lO4 Thompson street. The
houses were tive story frame houses, old
buildings. but good enough for common
and cheap tensments. and would have
rented for one hundred and fifty or two
hundred dollars per annun each. No,
a stick or remnant 10 LOT. upon the lots.
~ Y. Tyibuns.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19
eA- A letter from Sebas,opol to thu

eE A letter from Sebas,opol TO the
Ost Deutshe Post says tina, the new French
floating batteries are entirely bull, OF iron;
and covered with she'll OF the same met
al, under which the chimney is lowered
and concealed during an action Trials
have been made against this shell with
81 Founders, hu, they only produced q
Sigh, dent, the projec..lss themselves re-
bour ding far away. When shu.. the
batteries look like . tortoise, broader in
from, than behind. The front battery il
armed with 80 guns Of the heaviest cali
bre. The por. holes are in their turns
closed b. lids, tina, open Of themselves a
the memsn. the guns are fred, and Their
shu, instantly. A small orihce in ,h'
lids enables the gunner to take aim.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19
The Cost of Gss in Forty.tco Cities

The Cost Of Gss in Forty.tvo Cities.
1t will be Interesting to those Of our
citizens who are gas consumers to know
wha, 10 paid for the article elsewhere. A
correspondent Of the Washington Intel
ligencer, has sent that paper a statemen.
OF the cos, Of gas in for,y-,wo cities,
which i, no doub. correct. The highes,
price paid for gas 10 IN San Francisco,
where j, costs $40 per thousand feet.
The loves, is furnished BY the Phliadel.
phia City Works, and costs 1925 per
thousand feet. The price Of gas IN our
city is $50 per thousand feet. The
averagecost in the for.y-two cities AIMED
below is 3,97, or AZ cts. more per thou
sand Zee, than we are here.
Tn. cos, is as follows Boston %
per 900 cubic feet; Hurford $50; New
Haven 400; Providence $50: Albany
$50; Troy 400; Rochester $50; Buff
falo 4, so; Auburn (resin) 700; schen-
ec,ady 400, Syracuse 400; Newark g.
so Patterson 400; Philadelphia City
Works 2,25; Northern Liberty $50;
Spring Garden $50; Moyamensing g..
so; Reading $50; Lancaster 400:
Baltimore 800; Charleston 4,50; Sa.
vannah 400; New Orleans 5000; Gal
weston 500; Mobile 500; Nashville
400; Memphis 4 90; Louisville $50
Cincinnati $50; Indianapoli. 3.75, Chi
cage $50: Milwaukee $50; St. Louis
$50; Lexington KY. 400; Cleveland
$50; Springfield 500; Dayton 400
Columbus $50; Wheeling $50, San
Francisco lO,OO.--yNeu York En-.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19
American State Convention.

American State Convention.
There will be Convention OF the dell
era.es Of the American Party of Iowa,
holden a, the Capitol in Iowa City on
TUESDAY,, the 5rn OF MARcH, 1856.
a, 10 o'clock A. NJ, Of said day, for the
purpose OF choosing candidates for
Secretary Of State.
Auditor Of State,
Treasurer Of State and
Attorney General Of State
to b supported by the American Party,
q, tho August Election 1856. Also TO
elect
Foua PnEs1pxxrIAL ELEcrons
for the State OF Iowa IN the campaign oil
1866. :,
The ratio Of representation in said
Convention 10 be: Three delegates from
each Council and enc extra delegate fo'
each 100 members Of q council.
The Councils are requested 10 take
early steps to secure iull representation
By order Of the Committee.
WELLS SPICER,
II. W. LATHROP,
J. ". BREKEY,
E. X. RUGG,
J. L. ESOS.
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DEpARrEp. Mr. WILLIAM GRyEs

DEPARTED. Mr. WILLIAM LRIEs
an old citizen o. tbs county. died at his
residence in Rochester in this county ,
on the Goth Of hov. last d typhoid ru-
monla. aged 81 yeas.
We were no, furnished with fact. Of
the above until this week or We should
nave published an obituary soon.,, rs
Mr.. Green il a well known citlzeu of
this county. having settled in Rochester
abou. II years ago. Mr. Green was one
Of the pioneers OF the West, having en-.
dured The hardships and priya,iens of q
frontier life, and by perseverance accu.
muls.sd handsome estate to enjoy in
his old age, when he was suddenly called
away BY tn, messenger Of death, leaving
. family and host Of friends 10 mourn his
loss.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19
N.~;0afiu1 the Air

W. have received from hai. 0s -.
Norl.n , communication too long iot =.
~ n,hI;.b entire, in which he propoupaaas
=, a new theory Of aerial navigation r. ~, the
s.l;sve, that, since the attraction Oh w., !.
earth dim,nishes as we ascend rom I've
surface, j, will be found Prac.'ceeole .y
r;.,ma in a balloon to the height OF twenty
,hous,nd to twenty-five thousand 'eet, " ~
,.mn;n comparatively stationary wn'te
III. globe beneath revolves. lnue. ~
Mr., Nowlan nicipa'es that WIN ~ ~
s IVA" ra,u, Of his invention, he Will DC
sb|s to hold on while the eaItn MAKES ~
su,;re revolution, so that al! the couu.
emu .au. fam here to the an,ipodes, ane
u .ov1d On the other side. will be 'wans
t. him in ,wen,y-four hours, n
order 10 20 to China. under this as, raj, :. :,
men,, no'hing will be necessary QUIZ y
,.Ls vour station in the air, and in 'welv
49,: a, 40 the Celestial Empire WI
These propositions and others equa''
novel. Nj. Nowlan reasons out WIN
much ingenuity tina. we trust he ma
find some appropriate means OF o'lhs','
hi. .peculu,ions before the puohc'
v Tribune .I2ih.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19
ESTRAY STEERS.

TAKEN Up by S.ml Long. Gen. In Centre
/ Township, on the 22d day Of November,
1855, two yearliog steers oaa d.'t -. an.
the other bgin,le with line back each haa .
crop og OF each ear, and slit in the right OF Q,
and appraised al $50 before Il N. Long E.q.
Nor. 2Gth, 1855. ]. ". cATTEIL,
MO 3n County Clerk
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EB Four hundred and ninety five
married men, in the employ Of the Bos.
ton and Worcester Railroad Company
recely d on Tuesday las, from the com.
pany fine turkey each for Thanksgiving
Who will say after this that, corpora
tons have no soulsf-Ex.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19

Washington, Dec. l2-In the Senate
this morning, Mr.. Cass moved to proceed
% the election Of standing committees.
The committee on foreign relation is Ma
son: SIldel, Douglas, Clayton, Weller and
FISH. La the House the contest for speak
Or Is renewed. 46,h ballo,-Banks. LOG:
Richardson, "a; Fuller, 80, scattering
III.
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k9- The Wing Keoknk. states tia.
the Mayor Of that city is now engaged
I'm signing his name sixteen thousand
four-hundred times, to the bonds of the
keokuk, F.. Des MONIES, and NJ nne sofa
ra,lrosd
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19
TIL II In stated Tia, R.nL nf EnrIanl

E1E II is stated ,ha, Bank OF England
post no.e', payable sixty days after sight,
have been sent to this country 10 large
amoun..-It 10 supposed they are in,en-
ded Tor the purchase Of breads,ufrs for
shipment to Great Britain, and 10 proven,
the expectation Of specie from London
for tina. purpose.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19
ESiRAY COLTS.

TAKEN UP BY Andrew Moor, in Sugar Creek
Township on the 2s day Of Nov 1855 enc dark
bsoan n,a,s c"li, vitl whit. spu. ~ her fact,
tao years Old past. AID one isht bay horss
cot one year I'D psf, with spot in ID. face.
and the right bind loot white. The mare colt
appraised ut 500, ard the horse colt appraised
At SIS before ". Wall, eco Nov. 80, 1855.
l50-3n j. W. CArrslI.
County Clerk
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ESTR.HY COLT.

TAKEN up by James III. Kent, at his resi-
/ dence in Polk township, Cedar county,
Iowa, On the Sd day II Nov. 1885, a dark
brown yearl,ng colt, with some white hairs
mixed in, and appraised at thirty dollars before
Perez frink Esq, Nov. 9th, 1855.
J. w. CArTELL,
T-3n County Clerk.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19

Along al her rocky coast from the Py.
renses to Point Europa, il Is said that
Spain has not single lighthouse. Nei-
,her has she any railroads. canals, or tel.
graphs
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19

Lieut.. John d. Mccall, whose death
y announced In the Texa, "a ner. :,
fon Mckasat, Oct. 20, was 4 citizen Of
Iowa for some years previous 10 hi. ap-
po'n'ment. residing n Fori des N oin.s.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19

The Rev. Hiram w. Beers, late a min.
lister Of the Methods, denomination, wa.
admitted to the ministry Of the Protes,an,
Episcopal Church, by Bishop Lee, Of ,hi.
Diocese, on Sunday. Dec. I'd, in s.,
Johns Church, Ksokuk. The Blsbor
preached on the occasion. Mr.. Beer,
will be remembered by our citizens 70,
the excellent course Of lectures he deliv.
cred here last season. Dar. Gar.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19

Newspapers in tie World. The fol-
lowing is supposed to be the number Of
newspapers in the world: 10 in Austria,
IA in Africa; "a in Spain; 26 in Portugal,
80 in Asia: IS in Belgium; SIS in Den
mark; so in Russia and Poland; $50 in
other Germanic States; 500 in Grea,
Britain and Ireland, and 1000 in the
United States, or nearly twice Is many
- in all other nations.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19

O'ormy Wsather.-On Monday las, the
snow was ten inches deep on some part.
o. no route Of the Southern MICHIGAN
nalifoal. Sunday was : wild day q, Be-
Ho'', and II was expected tina, the storm
must have been terrible on Lake Erie
q number q vessels were on. on the
.a1e which must have expsrisnced hard
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19
fTThe communication from som

~The communication from some
body, asking abou, the delays in Mails,
was not published because DO name was
amended to it. We have made i, rule
10 nubl,sh no communication unless the
writer sends with i, his name.
But to give a brief answer, We viii
say tina, 80 much pans has been taken a
Davenpor, and Rock Island to get Pos
Masters in each place who favor ,h'
present National Administration, tha
they have overlooked all other considera
tons, hence we need no, look any lar.he
east for the cause Of delays.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19
DLAuXS! Lam KSI

DLAuXS!D L AHK6I
We h.ya On hand and for sale fresh sup
ply q
Blank Deeds.
do Mortgage.
do Desds Of Trust,
do 6ubpcenas,
do Executicns,
do Read Notices,
Petitions and Notices Tor legal preceding
in the District Courts, or sutts before Justices
Il the Peace.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19
ESTR.7Y Bay MARE.

TAKEN UP BY AARON DAVIS -
l at h. residence in Iowa Township, In
Cedar Couaty, on the 10Th day Of DC N
1855, one dark bay maze, with collar marks
on the shoulders. little white on three Of her
feet, the mos on the lett Tour foot about l5-l-2
hands high, supposed TO be Is years old, sub
Ject 10 the 'humps when used. Three shoes
on, and appraised at $50, before Alex. Hines
Esq, Oct 23d 1858. j w CATTETL
Nov 7lh (3m) County c,evk.
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For the .Adrert,ser.

To WELLS SrIcsa, ESQ: .
Dear Sir-The paragraph headed
Liquor Agency" in your last ISSUE
relative 10 the Statement, Of accounts with
DR.. Mus,oe Chambers, the late agent
seems to have been penned under q mis-
.uprehen SON Of the views taken, by HIM.
Of III. matter, and i, would simply be an
&C, Of Justice TO state his construction Of
the same.
I understand that DR.. Chambers con-
.iders himself indebted 10 the county, ane
ready to account for the $27O advanced
to him; and also, for all the - dehc'en
cie.," and the account rendered by HIN
Of said Deficiencies, was for the purpose
, Q, accounting and .ba. the only rs'
difference between the County and MI"
self would b. in the amount OF compenss
ton for his services.
l ,rus. tina, this vexed matter can no
d be arranged and settled without any a
rimonious feelings, or partsan s'a''
ments, and tina. there will be NJ oocas'o
for future litigation.
Yours truly. ViSnrx.
~ Certainly, Mr.. Vindex,-we a
-. ready a. any moment. to settle the matt
:, without the lsas, spark Of acrlmony
. on Our part; so lie, him come forward al
II show himself ready 10 do the same, 81
the matter at law will proceed,
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ESTRIY COW md GLE

ESTR.iY COW md C.1LF.
TAKEN up by Silas D. johnson, at bis real.
l. dence In Centre township, Cedar county,
Iowa, on the 10th day Of November, 1858, . rssA
md white spotted COW, about three years old.
ana q young red calf With her, and appraised n
SIS before r. n. Long, Esq, Nov 9Th. 1855.
J. W. CATTEiL,
~ am County Clerk.
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We deem il proper 70 give the Psep'e " .
h;s time, IN efie;en. statement OF the b
natter Of finances. We should not prob .
.bly have done this At this time. had 1t o
40, been that some Of our citisens, whom c
,avy and prejudice govern. and not rea'
.on ana Justice, were classifying u.
We have sndesvored to discharge our
duty .s Judge faithfully. and 10 act in al
matter. for tho bsnefi, Of the county, and
was in hopes to have no piquant fault
finders ever barking at our acts.
When 4 candidate before the people
We had opponents, not only opposing can
dida.es, blu, private citizens who took great
interest in the election, and opposed our
election by every means in their power
This We had no objection to, in fact "
was q matter TO be expected, and matter
which, with US, had no lasting effect, but
passed away with the election. But not
90 with others.
They opposed US with all heir ener'
gie., ability and with discred'sable bitter
| ness; and not only so, their ill-will wa''
BY the result Of the election, being 30 un.
favorable and unexpected 10 them, turned
into lasting hatred and envy; hence,
they are now seeking BY skuik'ng pro :
cess Of .Iec,ioneerng by false statements
and misrepresentation, by = Guerilla
warfare, 10 bring US and our fellow Off
Ger, into di.repu.s and contempt with
the people. To do this they are now
busily circulating that we are squander'
ing the public funds, aud have since ou'
, election squandered $1,000 of the county
funds.
e Now, as to this Statement, we take the
0 burden Of it all upon our shoulders, Al
no money can be drawn from the Treas
ury unless by our official order; hence
9 we being the Auditor Of the county, al
such charges are q. Us and no one else
In answer TO such charges, we wlsl
'e once for all to make our defence. 1t
= no. our disposition to have wranglng
d with any person, neither will we, b.
b, VIVA, we have to say, we wish TO "a
d d openly and boldly.
4 We therefore say our say with tn
lie proof a, hand, that all such statement
At are false, unfounded and without the lea
1t shadow of reason to subs,an initiate then
" and We believe that they have been c'
cu,ated willully and with design oil mi
,e lisning us; tina. their ialseness are know
II TO those who circulate them. We Their
10 fore give a statement Of the expenditure
"a Of the county during our brief incumbsl
to cy.
'a' When We came into Office there WI
ad 81 600 in the Treasury; it 10 not yet e.
s,e haus,ed; there 10 still money in q
~ Treasury ard will be for time to com
- "a When We came into Office the county "
wi,hou, q Jail, and one was require
q Also, the Court House was in dilaI
the dated condition, and needed repairs.
The Besides all this the county was witho
her books or stationary. Tho Records
Judge, and Clerk needed and absolute
Up required blank books, paper and static
airy.
My predecessor. BY a course Of pla
We sibls economy had left in the Treasu
our the sum of 81 800, but he also left it
81 us to supply out OF this sum. all the nj
va essary articles required, as we'll as
ia repair the Court House and build il
NO The Expenses are a. follows:
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19

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