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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15

appeared Of political nature might with
proprie,y have bssa declaimsd from the
ros.rum. Il each Fourth Of July jubilee
which has been held, since. the days Of
'76, and been suitable to the OCCASION
Blood and thunder IL the tenor Of oil. The
following 10 q sample which vas taken
from the same article:
THE democratic party must and will
exiss,fo ito principles ere established and
immortal-they form the very basis on
which our government, was founded the
policy directed by them has enabled our
country 10 reach its presen, proud posi-
ton, and they form the deep under-cur-
rent in the hearts Of the American peo-
pie which will eventually swallow up the
waves Of faction, sectionalism, and petty
prescription, and steadily direc. our re-
public to the fulfillmen, Of her great and
heaven directed destiny"
HaIlelujah! wha. q holy institution thi,
great party is! Every democratic con-
vension Throughout. the country has ell.
dorsed the Kansas. N braska bill; and the
present administration, ~ the head ard
front Of democracy. are "proscribing hon.
Is, and capable meu" because they are
protestanls and hold to American princi.
pies, and are placing IN their stead CATH
olics and foreigners in short, are filing
the bes, and mos, important Offices Of our
country with foreigners and papists; yet
the Eng. yclept this fulfilling "a grea.
and heaven directed destiny" Yes,
Heaven directed ,ha. the Missouri com.
promise should Be repealed 10 admit sla.
very in Kansas! Heaven directed String.
fellow and drunken Davy' to summon a
band Of desperados from Missouri and &c
to Kansas to control the election by force
Of arms and threats. Heaven removed
Gov Reeder because be would not wink
a, the ou,rages Of the the slave oligarcy
Heaven sent armed forces to Boston to
assist IN returning Barns. And Heaven
fined Booth, Of Wisconsin, $1,000 for as.
sis,ing a man 10 &c. his liberty! Heaven
removed Polk, Wilson, and others, from
Office at Washing ton, because they were
protests n,s; and Heaven appointed Jas.
Campbell, IN Irish papist, member Of
the cabinet Of the united states! VIVA,
blasphemy! TO term all the ou.rages and
all the sinful acts Of the present rotten
and imbecile adminis.rs,ion~.s heaven
directed destiny"
But the end OF these things will soon
arrive. The Enquirer, and papers Of =
similar kidney, may pump up the Fourth
of July thunder and revile individuals
point on, the turn coats, and denounce
men for thinking freely and acting accor
ding to the dictates OF their own consc,en.
ces, but the people are awakening to a
sense Of their duty and to the dangers
tina, threaten their liberties and the SITE
,y OF the Ualon from popery and slavery
and the ball now in motion will keep IN !,
wing until i. shall sweep the Union, des-
pi.e the efforts and bahierdash of the
Prince Of Slaagwhangers."
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15
Legal Notice.
VIM. d. Johnston,
us. D1pOrcS.
Elizabeth R. Johnston,
Legal Notice .
Dirorcs
70 Elizabeih r, yuknslt n

You are hereby notified that there IL BOW on
ie in the Office OF the clerk Of the district cour,
in and for the county of Cedar and state Of Iowa
= petition of Vim. d Johnston praying to be di.
vorced from the bonds Of matrmony now exist.
ing etw, en- you and him, alleging ~ a cause
your desertion from his bed and board for the
space Of three years sad that subpoena has
been issued TO summon you, and returned. en-.
dorsed by the sherif. defendant not found; =
nov uulsas you appear on or before the 24th
day OF September l. D., LASS, and make defense
thereto. the prayer Of said petitioner will be
granted, and said divorce aecreed.
J. W. CarTEEI. elk dis. ct. cedar CO.,
WALLS SPtesE. attorney for pitG. ir3l -
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15
Legal Notice.
Gear l. Baum,
Us. FUeriOeAre
Joseph W. Crees, George Of
Carl, and Philo D. Hum .Morie age.
phrey.


u
Carl, and Philo D. Hum .Moris are.
phrey.
To Joseph W. Cyees:
S'a-You are hereby notified that thsre i
now on file in the Office Of the clerk a
the district court in and for cedar county. state
Of Iowa, petition Of Gear 4 Baum, clainine
OF you the sum Of seventy two dollars anA thir
ty-nine cents, with interest thereon Il ten per
cent, from the 18th day Of December, 1853. 90
money due the said petitioners on . proni,sory
note execnted BY you to Gear 4 Baum lor said
sum Of seventy Two dollars and thirty nine
cents, with interest At ten per cent dated the
l3th day Of December, lb54, payable four
months after date, which note 10 now the prc.
party Of said petitioners, who further seek 10
forecloss chattled mortgage BY you executed.
to secure the payment OF said note. upon 1
certain two horse wagon. painted red aud black.
and also upon one bav horse aud one bl.ck
mare, and unless you appear and defend aaid
canse on OF bsfore the morning Of he 9th dav
"f 6sptsmhsr, 1854, Judgment will Be rendered
against you for the whole amount. and IL mo-
perry shove mentioned sold to paw said iude.
msnt, interest, and COSTS thereon.
y. eA1rELi., cl'k dis, ct. cedar CO.
'P'css 4 rrATT, sttys Tor piffr.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15
Estray Mare.

AKEN UP by Geo. w. Smith at his res
idence in Cass township, on the 5th day
of May. 1885, an estfay bright sorrel mare,
about ID hands high, 5 arr old, work animal,
tsar IN the face, appraised At eighty dollars be-
fore d. G. Lisk, Esq.
w. Csttell,
May q, 'bb-3mo County Clerk.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15
AnlIINISTR1ToiS55 5zLE.

By virtue Of IN order Of Court granted and
dscreed, BY the County Court Of Cedar Ceanty
state Of Iowa, on the third dsy Of April 4. D.
1856, win expose to sale at public out cry, ~
ship, ia said County, on Saturday. s1s M day
Of July, 4. D. 1855, between The hours Of >
O'Clock A. T., and o'clock p. y. Of said day.
the following described umbered land, 70 Wit
The West half of the Southeast quarter al the
Southwest quarter u Section No. afas % il
Township No Eighsy-ose ISL North q 1aaoe
No. one "a West Of the 9Th +. X, containing 20
acres The said trrct Of land will b sold II Das-
cells from five to ten to satisfy the outstend
ing debts OF the estate Of Mrs. Hecht decd.
JAMES vANHORN,
Nav &c IS ADM
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ESTR.dY COLTS.

Taken mp BY John p. purseIi 81 his rsstdspc,
In Inland Township Cedar County. on the u
day Of August 1855, One Sorrel Mare Colt, str is.
In tho face hind feet white. . bout three year,
old and appraised q 1900. Also ono bay Mare
Colt star u the face, black tad Aud mana t~s
yeafs CID, Appraised $40 90. before. C, r. s b.
con, esq, Aug. 9Th 1865
nb IN Nv. Catteli. county chrk
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15
Estray Mare.

Taken up by David g. Norton At his resi-
denee in Cas- township &c lar County. Iow.,
June 1855, 4 chestnut sorrel
mare, with white strip in the face, far col.
ored name and 'sil, about ten years old, about
II hands high, and appraised II 96s on the 4th
day Of June 1855 before D. G. Lisk Esq.
J. w. CATrELL,
County Clerk.
June f3th IA15-3 ma
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15
Estray Horse.
"a AKFN Irp hv ~

AIKEN UP by Thomas James, at his premis
!. - in sprinsdale Township on the3d day Of
July. 1855. chestnut sorrel horse, about Id
hands high, with . few white hairs In the fore
head, spawned on the right hind leg. . sore on
the right shoulder. twelve or fifteen years old
and appraised q 935 before Thomas Wina Esq.
on the ID day Of July, 1855.
Tiptoa. July 18th, 1886.
(asl.smo wv. CATTELL.
County Clerk,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15
Estray Mare.

Taken ur by Geo. Maurer 1t his residence IN
Cass township on the 18th day Of juno 1855.
A light Brown Mare, Three years old about
IA hands high. Star in the forehead. tug mark,
on The sides, and appraised 1t SIS bsfors
D. 9. Lisk, Esq.
J. ". Cattsll, County Clerk.
June 9th, '55. [n2o-3mo1
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15
Estray Horse.

IT AIKEN UP by Robert Cover, II his resi-
i dsnce In Cass Township, on the 75th day OF
Juae, 1854, bay horse, with black name and
tail, IL shout IL hands high, has collar and sad
die marks, thin In flesh, Ii about II years old
and appraised 1t SIS before d. 9. Lisk. ESQ.,, on
the 3Oth day Of June, 1855.
n32-3mO Nv. CATTEII,
Cnuntu CLARK
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15
SAMUEL DEWELL,
yof at Upton and General Land agent

WILL attend promptly to al business requiring
an agent; such AZ
BUYING IND SELLING on CONMIS.
SION
PAYING OF TAXES
giving Information respecting lands in this coun
ly DC. Emigraata aud settlers can get choice se
elections of lands by calling at his Office.
FOR SALE. Lots 1 and 5, Block IL, town Of
Rochester, upon which is situated comforta
bic dwelling with cellar and well, by
SAMUEL DEwELL.
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~ In Desmoines county the Amer
leans have elected their entire tickle, by
200 majority. Hurrah for Desmoines!
In Benton county the vote was very
close. We have no, learned the result.
In Johnson county the following are
supposed to be elected:
F. H. Lee. (dem. } county Judge;
Thos. Hughes (American) r-corde';
J.W. Howard. do sheriff;
E. Worden, (dem. surveyor;
| F. Thompson, (American) coroner.
The Republican contends that oil but
one Of the American candidates have
been elected By handsome maj"ri,ies.
In Louisa, the Republican tickle, car
RED by an overwhelming majority.
| Wapello county the American ucke,
has a majority Of aoou. 300.
Ia Jackson county the Know Nothing
tickle, carried by majors,ies from 900 to
SOB. F. Spur elected judge. Hur-
rah for Jack sou.
10 Henry county the American ticket
has majority Of 400.
| G@-The election returns from Ken :
,acky indicate The election Of Marshall,
K. NJ. TO congress. The majority Tor
the American ticket, 10 Louisville, was
1860. II is also conceded tina, L. NJ j.
Cox, X. N, is elected to congress from
the 9Th district oil Kentucky
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15
Crec1fer,e ~ 81 kanA.

In pursuance Of . decretal Of the cosnty
Court q Cedar County Iowa, made % the 6tA
dsy Of March 4. D. 1855, will on the 9Th day
81 August A. ID. 1855, At the Court House door
ii the town OF Upton in said county, ofers for
.n6;v;ied Nm OF the west half Of the South
East auArter 81 Section No eighteen (ls) In town
ship No. Eighty one North Of Range No. three
TAX West 5th Z. N. being real estate Of which
he late John Bandeen died, seized and ordered
70 be sold to satisfy the debts Of his estate.
so,d n ten O'Clock A. u. Of said day.
WILLIAM BANDD8N, 1xscsseg.
Of Estate JOHN DANDEEN deed.
Inix "A 1aAA - NAV III.
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Summary.
For Judge Wells Spicer, 692, K. NJ.
Long, 4S6; Spicer's maj. 2O6.
For Recorder III. C. Piatt' 1904; Scat
,er,ng, As
For Sheriff.. H. Birelcy, 72l; J. E.
L. Carey. ISL; w. c, Long. los; Bire-
!ey's maj 1852.
For surveyor-Geo. Whistler, 739; NJ
C. Miller, AL; Geo. Whisler's, maj. 30S
For Coroner-Jacob. Shaver go
Prior. Scott, 46O; Shawver's, maj. 2l0;
The whole No. of votes cast is 1908
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15
Estray Horse.

II AIKEN UP by John shaw. At his premises In
L springdsle Township. on the 9th day Of Ju.
~, 1855, . medium sized brown horse, with =
small white spot on the right hind foot, -four or
five years old, and appraised IT $50 before Thorn.
- VIM Esq. on tbs 18th day Of July, 1855.
Upton, July 18th, 1858.
lnsl-3mo. wv. CATTELL
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FOR SALE, 100 acres Of land on Roel
CT Eek 1-2 mile below Harris mill, can be hae
on .easonable terms. Enquire Of
SAMUEL DEwELL.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15

FOR SALE. Lot Q, Block 90. town Of
Rochester, by
SAMUEL DEwTLL.
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q 5. hall Of N. Z. quarter Of section II
T. 81, r. u. For sale by
SAnurL DewAL.
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q g. E. quarter OF section l, T. ~, r.
W.; also q. E. quarter Of 4. ". quarter Of d. y,
Of section %, I. 80, =. w. For sale by
SAMUEL UrwKLI.
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FOR SALE. The {. half Of 9. %, and
half Of 5. %, R. ". Apply to
SAMUEL DEwxLL AQt.
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"a Tennessee has gone democratic
elec,ing Johnson. dem. Governor.
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Us &. quarter Of 8. y. quarter Of section
2, T. 81, K. W; For sale by
SAMUEL D.wELL.
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n} The election IN St. Louis result
ed ia the triumph of the democratic tick.
ct
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InPaovED WAY or MAxIso BaEAD.
The Paris correspondent Of The Com.
msrcidl .AdDertisev speaks Of 4 plan
invented BY . baker Of that CITY to reduce
the cos. Of bread. He puts in one quart
OF rice to five Of -four, and the economy
effected reaches the very considerab BILE
figure OF one sou in the two pound loaf.
The Government has had the bread
examined BY competent persons, and has
authorized the sale Of il, At less rate
than fixed BY the police. The demand
y such tina, the baker canno, supply il.
Neither the nutriment nor the taste Of the
bread would appear to be affected by the
presence Of the new Ingredient.
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o. North Corolina, has gone Dem
ocra,ic. Rob,. T. Paine. K. NJ, elected
to Congress from the Is, dist; Clingman
defeated,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15

FEMALE LAWYERS. mrs. Oaks Smith
in letter TO the New York Tribuns gives
he following information:
Il have often urged upon women to
make the law study, that they may be
able 10 aid each other in their utmost
need. Many noble minded women, Mrs.
Child for instance have gvne into our
courts Of law for the purpose Of unfolding
by their presence 4 weak miserable sister,
and NOR. than one has ben, her intellect
bravely TO the sustaining Of the Law for q
fuller purpos. Emma c. Doe, l am told +,
has already entered into practice in Phil
adelphla: Elizabeth Young il doing the
same At DWELL, Mass, and now have
letter before me from q young lady 10
Mansfield. Mass, who has chosen like
career. Tins young girl, self poised
handsome and intelligent, canno, fail to
move in a sphere honorable alike 10 her
self and useful to others. Her name is
at the service Of the Tribune, but have
not her sanction IS vet to make ], public.
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The X. Ms have probably carried the
state Of Alabama.
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ordered should b builttwo years ago
This will rec uire An expenditure Of from
%, 600 10 5000. depending upon the
size and quality Of the building which
will Be decided bes, to build.
Again; the county bonds" and "cou.
pons," are now being sen, here for li,i.
CATION. In this we will take 4 straight.
for ward course, and resrs, as long ~ pos.
sible the payment Of these coupons.
Again; during the past year the court
house has almos. gone to decay for wan,
Of timely repairs, and il will require an
item Of expense to render il comfortable.
But Notwithstanding all these, we have
confidence that we can retire from our Of
fetal duties leaving the county cred, a
good as /, now is. We DO nc, Ike to be
condemned before having = trial Of what
we will or can do. We only hope the
people will wal, their time with patience,
aud II We then are doing things injadi.
ciously and running into ex,ravagance
that those seeing our error will counsel
and advise Us. We are the agen, and
representative Of the people. and as such
will ever receive and obey their ins.ruc'
items.
Hoping ,ha, The Ire and choler OF those
ioamers will. like The efervescense occa
sionea BY the cou,ac, OF acid and alkali
consalesce into the pacific state when III,
effects Of the recen, conclusion passes of
we leave them to wal, their predictions.
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nR. ErIIoTTs PRIVATE oPHTHALMIC INSTITUTE
~ Nh III Clinton place DR.. 4 N. Elliott informs HE "a
Ties and friends ta he bas returned Europe er
csy crsminns all he modern improvements In ophh .ie
medicine and surgery ami he Will resume bis prsree
Stb6B!, bes I'd lie hiss associated hasef with s AeTT
sLp- he frusr eoit hysclsn NJ ioa sSf
~, rad ate 81 he University ~ giaseow r1g ~
Ne ceeb'aied ~ ofesAor Mcfinx-s The iscr +fs8f4 81 ne
New f'rt nsdcsi 'nii"ge and or ~ sh vs co.
rer"d wiia IN. flaf Ufc4 i ug fea n, -
syery Aaf.
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A LARGE QUANTITY OF CAST orr CLOTHING
n wanted -thoms- u. Couruy l1ensef n Das eexonf
hard ciohrg a every sssfpss Gentlemen having ARE
sms oss WI receive HE sgt~ yrrs of hsn ~ cat
fsssi street.
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MATRIMONIAL

4 yorhG WIDOW LADY, Win BLUE gYys, AND
a dsTs bars 81 psAsing adlrs-s. wishes nssa o. -
qnsrAnte ~ ksrt@msD (nk under f9riyi Nik y~s "
MARRIAGE. TAsss address n. ". A. broadway Foot 0os.
nATEIroNfAL-AADEno vmf.g vitj.yrrn
~ profsssor ~ snoFrs~hy resaus1 sAsysss<r ~
rfr'oh's hsrfvr'nf sod spiritual vrinss nrstn sfr
t~ rrspi d t~efsy hys vant Ia st~~s
vsffys} ard eye, ~ hand &vuns " ssy p~r-1
fos 6slrsnkn ~ tsir e,&rsc f.t.sy, ~
sito ssrrfpuhr 81 ne 0~y vNi Marty Al
a,. ,sh return pN-aAxs) Ens.s va.ss>. BfD~s-.y Pos
nee. NY
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FURNITURE.
Icy rukNIrURE WARERooNs

COTTAGE AND rAsCy rUksITURE wAREROoxs,
~ S4 broad ssy opposite the u Stcnoias fo,eL xA.
TBEws STACEY oter fnr sale ne not sxte-vs ~ssogt
at fancy cottage ese led and French ssnure
rred stats. reduced vaFs ynf trsssss
pnissscs pillows, 30 sr A., It mana sciar.sH pfices
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UT FtbLlNiiDB-4F Nay ~ fHE sopfk
oisr - yosn ..d .sasy ail srs
30 -. Gee % =. tsstV a 30 sAnDs, ~ ~. Okla
stf " It.ysrard street, ~. w.
IID DOCTOR CDRBTTr ~ CONSULTED OosrfDgx
W uslD So s6eSsn s.frst onts~r- nslds, s.3 fysra
ar hou fsl0h asers bfnsign. Hom A a. W A. n
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