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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-25
Later from California.
New YORK, April IL.

NEW lORk, April Id.
The George Law arrived at l.30 2. NJ.
She brings nearly a million and quar-
ter of specie, and San Francisco dates of
the morning Of the 23d.
Connected with the Golden Gate, which
left San Francisco at the appointed day,
but put back in consequence of slight
accident.
The Golden Gate spoke 25th, off Mar
gueritta Island, the steamer John l.. Ste
vens, with mails of the 9Th, bound up.
The George Law, on the outward pas
sage, rescued the crew of the brig Mary
c. Haskell from New York, bound for
Aeinprigas, wrecked March 26, on Cape
Meize.
The George Law left Aspinwall on the
18th of April. The Granada left the same
day for Havana. The Tennessee arrived
at Aspinwall same day Dates was from
Georgetown, April Sd. Col. Lockridge
went up the river on the oath of March,
with all his forces, to attack San Carrie.
When last heard from he was at Ma
checa Rapids, intending to attack Castillo
next morning, Sunday, 9th He had
removed everything from San Carlos and
Serapiqui previous to leaving.
Nothing later from Walker.
There was some excitement on the
lsthmus Of Panama, growing out of APP
prehension of an attack of the natives on
the foreigners.
The Costa Ricans are taking every pre-
caution to protect persons and property
in transit
a bearer of dispatches from Bogota
took passage in the George Law at Aspin-
wall, on his way to Washington, with the
news that Mr.. Morse had been refused
all negotiation on the riot question.
a proposition in the New Granadian
Senate, to send force to the lsthmus,
met with opposition.
News from California mcagre. Nc
further action had been had in the Legis-
lature, concerning the State debt.
The prisoners in the State Prison were
starving. Some were already dead -
The Legislature appropriated $500 for
their relief
Trade in San Francisco is improving.
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MUsCATJNE.-The election in Musca.
tine, on the question of taking 1870 900
worth Of stock in the Muscatine Il Upton
Railroad, resulted in 337 for the loan
and 10 against.
VINroN.-ln Vinton the Railroad
vote stood 33s for and against the pro.
position.
JOHNSON CouNTY.-The Democratic
State ticket In this county has small
majority.
The vote on tho Railroad ,06S; against
it, 704. For the Great Western 997;
against it SOL.
Polk CouNrY.-The Republican tick
ct has gained a majority of one to two
hundred, License is defeated by a large
majority.
DEs MONIES CoUsTy.-Fisher( Dem.
is elected by 3 majority, over Bugbee,
lRep.) Manning (Rep.) is elected Com.
d. NJ. r., over Bailey, DEM by 81
majority.
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KANSAS EMIGRANrs.-This morning
earl Y, number of families. with wagons
and stock, en- rout for Kansas, crossed
the river. They were mostly from
Indiana. One of them stated that there
would be at least one thousand families
from the portion of Indiana whence be
came, who will emigrante to Kansas this
spring. This must be the reserve of
jim Lanes army! There will be an out
pouring westward this spring.-Qmncy
Rep"btican.
RAIN AND HAIL SroRM-The most
violent storm Of the season visited our
city on Sunday afternoon. The morning
Was murky. At noon the atmosphere
grew warm quite rapidly; clouds gath
cred in the West, the deep mutteriues of
a storm were heard, Before the storm
burst forth in its fury tho darkness
almost Of night settled down, and thun-
der pealcd with stunning power. At
length rain, mingled with hail, poured
down in torrents. The noise was SO
great a. to cause services TO be suspended
al the Atheneum, where the Congroga-
tlonai Society was worshipping -Iopa
City r. ubi,can.
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n,.ru AND THE WHITE HOUSE,
nh seem. to attach itself in some form
NEAR or remote--to the White House.
Cen jackson entered i new w,aoSec'
Harrison and Taylor themseivea d,ed;
TYLER was recent widower roIk. ie:s
tho house to die; Fillmore to bury PIE
wife and daughters. Pierce had h,s only
.on torn from him. And nov bachasan
MOI mourns . beloved nephew. So elosely
docs affection clcave 70 grestasss'--so
broadly does it throw its shadow. shade" ', owes
high position. ,
nsy~It showed, raincd and h.iled !"
Washington on "Wednesday, the ssn in-'.
At Nashville, Tenn, on Sunday, 'nfe*
inches of snow fell.
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THE INDIAN MASSAGE IN Iowa
FORTY PERSONS REPORTED KILLED
The Iowa Citizen of the 1st inst, by ;
letter dated Boonsboro, March 18th, learns
the following:
The Indians have been doing much
mischief northwest of TT. Dodge, some
forty or fifty miles They have killed
ten or twelve familias of whites, over
forty persons altogether.
Major Williams has raised company
Of near hundred men, to bury the deac
hold a coroner's inquest and take the In
dams ifpossible.
This is but too true. 1t is supposed
that the band of warriors number some
fifty or sixty, and thought to be Of thu
tribe under Smendotak $ band of Sioux
the same that robbed old Lot at the mouth
of Boone River, ten years ago.
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CHICAGO, Iowa AND NEBRASKA RAIL.
RoAD.--ED HERALD-Dear SIR: | am
gratiueu u ne able to announce though
your paper, to the friends of Clinton
and OF the Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska
Railroad, that We have succeeded in
making negotiations for money enough
to complete, Immediately, twenty miles
Of our road
The iron for the additional twenty miles
was shipped from Wales the latter part
Of March, of which notice was given by
advices received at Boston three days
ago. There will be no delay, therefore,
but these rails will be laid as fast as re-
ceived
Thus, does good fortune still attend
our town and its road There is ex-
traordinary stringency in the money
market here, this year; and the ablest
and the best roads in the country, even
those already built and earning dividends
tiud it impossible to get loans. Yet 80
great is the energy and liberality of our
Eastern stockholders and directors, and
and so well known to Eastern capitalists
are the merits of our line, that wesuccecd
when nearly every other road has failed.
l have only to say that if our Iowa
stockholders shall exhibit a corresponding
spirit and promptitude in meeting their
lnstallments, our best hopes of an early
opning Of the whole road to Cedar Rapids
will be more than realized. And from
that point some of the ablcst capitalists
In the United States will aid US in push.
ing it on to St. Paul. 1t is admitted
here that we will have the best road in
the Western States.
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kESTUCRIANs IN kANsAs.--The
Topeka, (Kansas,) Tribune, of the 22d,
has the following paragraph, showing the
feeling entertained by Kentucky capital,
lists relative to the future conditions OF
that Territory:
In conversation with some gentlemen
who came up the Missouri river a few
days since, significant fact was related,
which, in its influence on the institutions
of Kansas, is worth more than all the
speech making and Legislation which have
iuterlardcd the proceedings Of Congress,
There were on the same boat with oul
informant number of Kentuckians, also
on their way to Kansas, who stated that
they were coming prepared to make large
investments, provided there was any
certin prospect Of Kansas becoming a
Free STATE; but if otherwise, they should
return, satisfied, from their experience
in slaveholding community, that the
existence OF slavery is inimical to enter.
rise and condition of prosperity.
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LEE AcouIrTED.-The jury in the ease
of Lee, indicted for the murder of HUME,
in the Pension Office at Washington, re-
turned into court last Sabbath morning,
with verdict of acquttal. Lee, it will
be remembered, openly and enormously
charged Hume, at the public reception OF
President Pierce, with having picked his
pocket. The next morning, Hume called
upon Lee at the Pension Office, to con-
vice him that he was mistaken. Lee not
only refused to retract, but firmly reiterat-
ed the charge. For this Hume caned Lee
the latter drew pistol aud shot the
former.
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STARTLING, II TRUE.Ihe Mem

STARTLING, Il TRUE.-Me Msmp0s
E,1le and Ensssysr says il is inforn -
b. SHAREHOLDERS q Inniln."g sorsons IN
Miss, that there are many persons ,o :.
that county who are avowed snts'a'. -.
men; and that some of them are l ,an,%.
habit of declaring they are for a dlssol a.,
ton of the Union, "for the simple reas .;,r
that such a catastrophe will necessary cesar.
rosrh n the abolition Of that institution
Our contemporary further alleges that u !. :
was was distinctly charged, in 1851, by the
Fire eaters, that there were three nu..
dred abolition voters in Tishlm'ngo coun..
This ID certainly very singular and rather
startling. Abolition in Mississippi: v" o
don't pretend to understand it.--N: u
Ru}fetiu .....z D. IL ~ (. "A
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ST. LOUIS, APRIL ll.-kansas All
vices to the It'll arc received. Robinson
and Deitzler appeared at Leeompton Oh
the 9th to stand their trial for treason,
but the time and place of holding the
court having been chan ged, they were di
rccted to appear on the first Monday il
May.
The requirements of the law respecting
the census lists have not been carried
out. No voting will be allowed at Law
renee. Lecompton and four obscur,
places have been designed As polls.
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County Assessor.

The extravaganccin assessing last year,
admonishes the county to be more provi-
dent in the manner of assessing the county
this year.
The total expenses Of assessing las
year was 500 The Inst time Swctland
assessed az sheriff, the expenses was not
far from 800, the total assessment then
Var 81 1920, 900, and cost 300. Last
year it was s3, 900, 900 and cost s700.--
last year there was about 500 votes in
'he county, being nearly Scots, for as
sessing each vote. This does not include
tho expence of books, plots and other nc,
-essaries. 1t will be seen by this that it
requires q poll tax of Scots. on each vote
10 pay for the one item of assessing alone
This is too extravigant, u reform in this
il acknowledgements.
Mr.. llanlin is the county asscssor--
We have appointed, or rather have deter.
n,ined to appoint fer his assistants, Mr..
Abner fistt, and Z. \. Gray. We dc
believe that the assessor ought to do it all
himself, but as he believes he will require
four assistants, We have concluded to try
him at least for while, with tpo. In
addition to the enormous expenses of as,
sesing last year, we can say that we dc
believe the county was never more loosely
assessed before, as much land as assessed
twice, while great quantities were not as.
sessed at all. We hope it will be better
This year.
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Bay" The number of fires in the United
States during the month of March was
33; the total loss 81 ,6S3, 900, making the
total loss thus far during the year 1857,
"a ,s23 900. The most destructive fires
during the month were ut Mobile and
Chicago.
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WELL DONE WiscoSsIN-The Re-
publican candidate for Judge, who has
signalized himself by his many defence
of State Sights against the encroachments
of the Slave Power, is reelected by a
majority of TEN THOUSAND. This
is molly done, and shows the wisdom of
fearless, straightforward course. Had
Judge Wilton tamely bowed to the de-
mands Of the Administration, and suffered
the rights of citizens of Wisconsin and
Wisconsin Courts to be tramplcd in the
dust, as the timid counseled, such result
as that just recorded, wonld not have
been witnessed.
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A y,cr,M OF MISPLACED CoNrfpENcE

VICTIM OF MISPLACED CoNFiDEH9h-
cy The Editor of the Lawrence Her-
nld visited this city some weeks ago; TO
buy steam engine. He expected 70 DC
absent two weeks. Before ieaVins' ~
exacted plege from each composltor %
remain in the Office until his return
When he got home, he found the paper
had not been issued for two weeks--the
printers being all affected with the clam
Specializing mania, had deserted the once
ali save his clerk and an apprentice boy
The Editor was victim Of misplaced
confidence. Il
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CHICAGO, Iowa AND NEBRASKA RAIL
RoAD.--We learn from a gentleman d.
rect from Chickasaw County, Iowa, that
an election in that county on the 7th inst.
the proposition to subscribe 100000
stock to the Cedar Valley Branch, was
carried by handsome majority. Mitch
eli County had previously voted 5000, 900
stock to this road, and Benton County
voted $3.50, 900 the same day that the
election was held in Chickasaw County
We also learn that while the counties
along tho line of this road are su describing
thus literally to its stock in their cor
porate capacity, individual subscriptions
are coming in finely. The prospects OF
the road are highly encouraging, aud
there is good reason for believing that
the whole line from Chicago to St. Paul
and Minneapolis, will be completed with.
in the next two years. From the -four
ishing young City Of Clinton, on the
Mississippi, to Cedar Rapids the work
is progressing rapidly, and the cars are
expected to reach the latter place by the
lst of January next. There is no finer
SECTION of country in the Northwest than
the Valley Of the Cedar River, and none
that offers greater inducements to i'm.
migrants. 1t is settling up with wond-
erful rapidity.
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PRIVATE SUBSCRIPTION TO THE RAIL
RoAD.-s24, 900 subscription was taken
up in few minutes the other day for the
Cedar Valley Railroad, by perfectly re-
sponsiblc men in the village Of Waverly,
Bremen Co.
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The tobacco crop in Tennessee and
Kentucky, it is thought, entirely DESTROY
Cd, and great appr Extensions is felt as to
the fruit
WASHINGTON TERRIToRY.--The Lev.
lslature of this Territory was lately or
gan'1ed, and Republican officers elected
in both branches
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The following from an Eastern paper
is sensible to the last, and deserves wide
circulaton
"A printing Office is like a sehool--it
can have no intarlopers, hangers-on oil
twadlers' without serious inconvenience
to say nothing Of the lost time, which is
just as much as gold TO the printer, as il
mctallically elittering in his hand
What would be thought Of a man, who
would enter school, and twaddle first
with the teacher, and then with the
scholars interupting the studies
ofonc, and breaking the discipline of the
other And yet, this is the effect of the
ioatcr in the printing Office, He seri,
ously Interferes with the course Of bus,
mess, abstracts the fixed attention, which
Is necessary to the interest of every cs,
adjustment. No real man ever sacri.
fees the interest, or nterferes with the
duties Of other. The loafer does both.
Let him think, ifthought he ever has,
that the last place he should ever insin-
yates his worthless unwccome presence
into is the printing Office
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New YORK, APRIL l3.-The Wash
ington correspondent of the Herald says
the Govcrnorship of Utah was offered to
Col McCulloh and declined Also that the
friends Of Gov. Geary are urging his ap-
pointment to the office.
The steamship Empire City, from
Havana the Sth, arrived this morning
Sugar had advanced.
News from California are meagre.
The following are footings of our bank
statements last week: Loans Sll5, 351,717
specie 80, 1874 1870, circulation ss,7s7
34i, deposites 500, 5IS ,9eS, increase in
loans S540,Sl6, decrease in specie 1854
243, decrease in circulation s3l 1884, de,
crease of deposites 1872 ,006.
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A SAVAGE SaRcasM.-A Yankee, says
Wendell Phillips, the eloquent orator, in
one of his terrible phillipics--a Yankee
don't care for truth he won't accept it
unless you first prove to him that it il
worth at least ten per cent, per annum
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& II
THE PEARL ExgITEMENT.-Ihe aiieg-
ed finding of real pearls in the shells OF
muscles near Paterson, N. j., is creating
no little excitement. A friend assures
us that one pearl as large as a small
marble, mot piece of chalk has been
shown to Tiffany & Ellis, the well known
Broadway jewelers., who estimeted Its
value at 81 900, and offered to advance
500 on it. 1t lacks the peculiar tint OF
the Eastern pearl; otherwise its value
would be almost incredible. the man
who owns it has already sold small pearls
to the amount of 5000. Everybody is on
the search, and whatever may be the
result, there is evidently no lack Of mus
Gle at the diggings.-N J. Tribune.
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WASHINGTON, APRIL 13.-Kirby
Bendict, is re-appointed Associate jus
tice Of the Supreme Court of New Mexi.
60.
The Administration have acted on all
eases, except four. where commissions
will not expire till 1858.
The Naval Court of Enquiry met this
morning and arranged prcliminaries OF
its proceeding.
The circular Of the Secretary Of Treas,
ury to Collectors respecting tariff act will
not be issued in two weeks
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EGG1f NOGjGG5.


NOTICE Is hereby given that letters ~ Ad-
~ ministratisn hass this day been taken out
of the Office of the County Court OF Cedar County.
State Of Iowa. in the estate Of stephen lseA de-
erased, late of said County. All persons indse'.
ed to said estate are hereby requested 10 mshs
inmed iate payment All persona holding elaine
against said estate viii present them for settle
ment to the Executor and Executrix ci said
tate, duly Authenticated.
Is 4 SARAH INEs.
Upton. ApriI It'll ls5Y JOHN N.iyES -
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BLOODY TRAGEDY. A man laboring
under delirium tremens, stabbed six men
on the steamer Statesman, on the 7th, a
few miles above Evansville, Ind. Two
of them are not expected to recover The
assassin escaped from the passengers,
jumped overheard and was drowned. His
name was Heffermau. He leaves a wife
and three children at New Albany.
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Executors Notice.

DUBlIC Notice is hereby given ID - the ~
l. dersigned have taken out letters Exclusive
upon the estate Of John .. Gray, deceased late OF
this County. and all persons having claims -
ganst said estate are notified To appear before
the County Court at the eyular session. in June
1857 and prove said ciaims; and persona indsbe4
ed to said estate will call Oh the undersigned sna
settle and save cost.
WILLIAM KIsER
Is l.. w MARGARET GRAY.
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"Shall | help you to some of the toma-
tussess,' inquired young exquisite of d
venerable physician, as he eat opposite to
him Mt one of the hotel tables. "No, sir,
thank YOU, replied the learned savan,
but LII trauble yea for some Of the pota-
tusscss, if you please.
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The last heard Of John Smith was his
'l"opoment from Lansingburg, N. Y,
with Margaret Pollock. John left wife
a1nd five small children, and Margaret de-
serted n !nttm snd hc'r'sss husEand.
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MaNNY,s REAPER a MOWER.

| HE Subscribers are the agents for Cedar Co.
l. fol the sale of these
Celebrated Machines,
which are confessed To- be the best combined ma
chine patented. having taken premium over eve
~ other Farmers wishing TO purchase should
send in their orders early. az the supply will bs
limited. NOURSE 4 ytEIE
IL I'm. Corner Of Rock Island and Front ST.
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ID Il a N * -.

NIE bave on hand and for sale, q variety OF
w silkinds Of Blanks. Including
Deeds, Mortgages Notes,
sahpoenss. Bouds, Executors,
Petitions for Law salts
ID, Roads.
Notice. for Law -suits
do. Roads,
Receipts for use OF Superb snrs
snd all other Blanks used by public officers and
business meu-
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WASHINGTON, APRIL l6.--No ms
,,,.b &c S.r,,p,b

NAsHINGToN, APRIL l6.--No mai
south Of Savannah.
The Roman Catholic Institute Of Hen.
rico County, Va, was burned yesterday
United States vessels Independence,
John Adams and Decatur, are to proceed
to Pacific side of the lsthmus Of Pan.
anna. in view Of our difficulties in that
quarter.
This morning delegates from four diff:
erent tribes of Indians paid formal respects
to the President, who expressing his
warm interest in the welfare Of the red
men, said he was great father of many
such persons, yet strange to say he had
no children Of his own.
Amount Of lands granted to Minnesota
under rec mt act of Congress, for railroad
purprsc', is estimated at 4,4l6,00C
acres.
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MILLINERY AND
$4,000 Worth Of Property
To be Distributed on the

To be Distributed on the
Fourth Of July, 1857.
THE Undersigned will give away on the ahe,.
day IN the Town of Upton, the following list a
Saluables:
/, ) Ia il Sec IS, T -, RS; be.
ing good farm, all under improvem
with good frame house, l6 by 10, and
stable, fence and other valuable i'm.
pipwsehenu on II Value $40
!, n W Ia e Ia Sec &c, 7 70 r 8; forty
acres, good land; being about twenty.
five acres Of 1t valuable timber. value ssos
), Good Horse. la
4 Good Mare 1W
., Twohorse Carriage a
=, One Wagon, ~
Z, One Cow and Calf E
:, kiae. gun fifty pieces Of silver On IA -
One parlor Stove, -
IL, sett Harness. -
s'0 smaller Prizes valued at from cts to Ala III
fof the purpose Of disposing Of the aboys n.
unaefsigned has divided il into one thousand Tots
ana Wiii distribute it to holders of recene. % -
10 ourth Of July Entertainment
Possession Of the Land will be given =. a..
iolh OF Nov. 1857. The Distribution will bc N an
agea hy Five men chosen by the Recent Ho,d.-,
snn hotice OF the time and place OF Distr;hnta
VIII De given through the Upton Advertiser
- ~ THOMAS DAWSON
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Money, .MO,.e1y.

wish to purchase s'ac's' M
c,.,,. Ready Made Clothing,
u,oshs Sassmeres satineus or any o,i., oo...
would do weII 10 . Clothing and Furnishing Store
place who Is DESTROYS Of closng hr.,n.. ~ ssis
r''h " While they last ~ ev a..
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: Case brought to recover price of work
In building house. Defendant claimed
damages for bad work. Jury trial. Case
argued and Jury retired at noon.
Verdict for Plaintiff Of $3.50.
Tuesday,
Jesse Davis vs.-Leonard Parr,-Spi-
Ger aud McCarn, for defendant---Bissell
for plaintiff.
Suit brought by father in law to secure
for keeping Of defendepts wife until her
death--defenden caved in the trial aud
took exceptions, trial was by Jury, ver-
die. for plaintiff, fors244.
Several motions and other matters
were dispensed Of when the Court ad-
journed having completed allthe business
before The body for trial.
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ViltOn Mills.

hihNb DUDLEY would inform the farm.r.
-, % .edar county and all the rost OF man
? 9 m FIGURING Mill
n NJ uression ., wilton Junction. They are pr..
paasa 70 grind Corn and Buckwheat, and 40 Az
Mile, n H. ssh1.@ oIk on reasonable terms. Their
No a. ~ = H. HAkGksT, has but few equals ana
~ u WILTON Iowa