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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-12-12
e. $. DANIELS EDITOR,
SATURDAY, DEC. Ia. 1857.


Hy-We had supposed that the eonduc-
tors of political paper would be willing
20 discuss The various questions which
divide the political parties Of the day,
but we End ourselves mistaken. The Ce-
dar Democrat ignores any honorable sys-
TEN Of Experimentation, aud adopts one that
10 better adapted to the cause it advo-
stes. Some weeks siuce, the democrat
stated that the republicans were in favor
Of disunion, and taat they 60. up the
Cleveland I i union convention. This We
denied. and asked for proof. 1t roiter,
s.d'it charge, and we sugs ested that its
assertion was not PROOF. And now, in
n.s.sst issue, it says, I'VE asserted that
Yearly every Republican Of notoriety is
ia favcr 81 the secession CT the North
from ths South, and until this is refuted
We do not feel called uenn to give
proof. +" Isn't that eool2 1t frs cha
Hses that q party is guilty of grave OF,
rcase, and when the charge is denied,
, a'ia' proot demanded, it puts itself upon
rs Ts'9aag, aud says, ace asserted it, and
If yen don't prove Yourself innocent; we
-" J" Il .-.ea upon to give proof"
This ls undoubtedly very convenient
way for the Democrat to crarl out Of its
false assertions; but that it will be salts
factory to its readers, we do not believe.
The Democrat complains that We Go not
mention its assertions in reply to cur in
qairies. We reply that We do not con-
slider ia assertions, in such cases, unsup-
ported b. some proof, worthy of mention.
1t wishes us to prove that the democratic
party is pro-sla7ery. We would refer it
10 an article from Buchanan : organ, the
Washington Catoa, Published in the last
ADVERTISER, which advocates the right
Of Shareholders TO bring their slaves ,nto
the free States aud there hold them; and
ahis doctrine is aoquiesced in by tie de-
mccratic papars-thcy do not deny it; al
40 to the fact that the democratic party
has changed lis position in reference to
slavery whenever and however the slave
ry-extioni8ts have demanded; to the fact
that the circulation # the Day Book
-, IMAM o.',.,.at. e "a av-prSInr ~
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Iamas j., Orr. of Suuth Carnli =. was

James l.. Orr, of South Carroll ii, was
nominated by Mr.. Jones of Ten nessee,
aud Hon. Galusha A. Grow, of Penn.
by Mr.. Banks, with the following result:
Orr, las; Grow, 81; scattering, ID. Mr..
Orr was elected.
The auunciation of the result was
greeted with applause The Clerk ap-
pointed Messrs. Stephens Of Georgia,
and Banks Of Mass, II committe to con-
duet Mr. Orr to the chair. The oath
was administered by Mr.. Giddings
On rcc,isin the oath Nj Orr expressed
thanks for the honor conferred on him. -
Said the delicate and responsible duties
Of the chair would be comparatively light
if he should be So fortunate as to secure
the cordial cooperation of the members
in dispatching business and upho. Isn
The dignity OF the House.
lie promised to administer rules whicl
may b. adopted with tirmness aad Impair
TALLY. The yrea. business confined tt
them admonished cultivation OF parrot
tism as expansive as the confederation it
self. He cherished the hope hat business
would b. transacted to promote the in
terest and happiness OF the entire peepl,
that the Constitution would b. main
tanned in it's integrity, rnd that their leg
i,lation would quicken the greatness an,
glory vf our common country.
The members were then sworn, alvan
eng by dele gatioUs for that purpose.
Tn Ill ,tion Of Mr.. Clingman the rule
Of the last House were adopted till other
wise ordered, with proviso as to tn
I'D rale, that whenever any committe
shall occupy the morning hours two days
it shall be in order for such committee t
report no further until other committe
shall b, called in turn.
Mr.. Ciin.ham alluded to the fact tia
the sessions monopolizcd he moruia
Iours, compelling the other commit &c
to rely on the courtesy of the House I
make reports. g.
Sir. Florence gave notice of his in
t:ntion to introduc, bill for the cltir
suppression of all bank notes as carrier
| cy or of bank notes % leas deaqNip,
ton than 500 as a circulation in tn
: Di;trict of Columbia. Adjourned.
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GRAY indicted.

j. w. Gray, editor Of the Cleveland
Pandcaier, aud Postmaster of that city,
Was indicted by the Grand Jury of Cuya-
hoga county, for advertising lottery
schemes. The Cleveland Leaaer says:
erich developments will be made IN
reference to the number Of bogus lott2iy
companies who have made their head
quarters in rooms in Gray's buildings
Ssmc secrets Of the Cleveland Post o iticc
Will b. brought to light, such, for in
stance, as lending the Post Office stamps
to enable lottery men to stamp the post
mark on their circulars, and also the
worl paid 1t is ,ontended by some
tAat lending the stamps is clearly in vio-
lation % the Post Cihec Laws II it is
so, it tn IN remains to be seen whether
the Post Muster General will permit So
fragrant case to 90 unnoticed
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It was with a good deal of pleasure
tn, we announced last weak that Mayor
Wood was defeated for the mayorality in
New York City Tiemanu' 5 majority he
in.2,37i We d. not G. i "a is Is Re-
publican victory, although i, has a strong
squinting that way. Wood was the reg
ular Democratic candidate, nominated at
Tammany Hall, and was supported by
Democratic papers and party; the organ
Of the administration came out in his IA
vor and denounced all Democrats who
would not support him. 1t is true tina.
. portion Of the more respectable Demo
Gratis did not support him. His charac-
ter was too bad and too well known, but
the rank and file Of the party supported
him, 1t was proclaimed in Tammany
Hall that if Mayor Wood was tie dcri,
fncarnate, having been nominated by the
Democrats he would be supported by
them; aud that "the defeat Of Fernando
Wood would be the defeat Of the Dtmo-
cratic party of New York. Even in Io-
wa, the Davenport Democrat advocated
his election on the ground tAat his sue
cess would be rebuke to the last nc-
publican Legislature; and now it says,
1--WE rejoice in Mr.. Ticmanns success.
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The Dubuque North West, in speaking
of the action of the Kansas Constitution
al Convention, in not submitting the Con-
stitution to vote Of the people, says.
"lt Is one, too, to which we think there
ought to be no objection under the cir
cunstances, nor will there be, except By
our opponents, who ere d.sIocd To keep
the question of ''blceding Kansas open
as p,!.t;cal topic, ont OF waica to create
Political c1pital for the fu:u"e."
How is it n3ighbor Den 'cra., are you
,nc of "our opponents, who are disposed
:, ,eep the question Of 'blsedng Kan,
,aso open"f Uyou are not Why was
that "shr.ek for Isai''". in the last No
tut one of the Dcmocrst?
We would advise tile Democrat 10 ..
more careful in future how it "sAriek'
for free Kansas. aid to wait until it gets
its orders from had quarters, it may
thereby avoid the trouS'e OF a"'tAe'
change.
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New Governor of Seb.aska--l;reat 30 Tx
Frauds &c,
VI AsI!IsGTOS, Dee


Col Richardson, of H., has been for
malIy rendered the Goyernorship Of Ne
braska.
The entire Globe Of TO day and supple
nens is occupied with an exposition Of
alleged frauds in purchase OF books du-
ring the LIST Congress. The publication
has produced much sensation, particular
ly about the capitol,
Ia ;Ae court of Claims today, Judge
ScagbIrs aud Blackforl delivered oyin-
ions adverse to the claimant Of the brig
General 4'msteoHg.
Immediately after the House aljyur,
ned, hundreds Of mea crowded OIL the
dyor-keepsr, clamoTing for situations.
The Postmaster was similarly .s>aieI.
The Clerk too, was overwh lined wltl
Implications.
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A NEW MENTAL ARITHMETIC. A
friend has presented us a copy of Dr..
Enos' Intellectual and Practical Arith.
metic, which We have examined with a
good deal of interest, and unhositatinc'y
declare that il is the beat mental arth
unesic with which we are acquainted It
is calculated to lead the pupil along, step
BY step, until he is fully master Of the
ecieuce We would recommend it to all
directors and teachers, whore mental
arithmetic is studicd--and it should be
studied in I'll schools---as one Of the very
lest that is published. They can be pro-
cured Of the author, Dr. j L. Eaos, ed
i,or Of the Voice Of Iowa, at Cedar Ra.
pids.
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In guaranteeing the right Of property
in slaves now in the Territory, as is done
in the Constitution just framed al
Leeompton--if the common law Of sla.
vcry,that the child follows the condition
Of the mother, prevail, then slavery i,
render, d perpetual, for there are slav I
enough now here to soon oyerlu1 u with
the Increase. Such, We believe. was til,
nvowed intention of the trainers of thai
instrument The right Of property in
the slaves now hcre-lnd of course inc u.
ding their oaspring--is to b. inyiol;ts
--Laurence Republican,
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Death of Editors.

Rev. Arson Rood, ate editor nd lo'n'
proprietor of the Philadelphia A. ray
TINES, died Oh FRIDAY last, at his reH
denee in that city NJ, Rood was highly
respected. His sincerity aud earnest
ness in the cause OF RepubIicanism made
for him many friends. The embarrass-
ments which attended his enterprise, and
harassing character Of the business de-
tails Of losing concern, fell too heavily
Oh him. His death was the result Of a
stro1g mental anxiety, caused by iacrea-
sing cares
~ X Stimson, OF the New York Day
Baok, died suddenly in a Long Island
Railroad car. Oh Monday alternpoa. lie
le.t Brooklyn Tor his residence at Cypress
II Is, accompanied b. his sons. Upon
the ars issuing srom the tunnel under
Atlantic street, he was discoyered TO b.
dead
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The time has arrived when a party
which publicly, aud without shame, seeks
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the Union, should
be repudiated by an intelligent and r..
fectIng people .-DubuQue Northwest.
Which party Is seeking the dismcm,
/, 'rment OF the Union Hear the Charles.
TN Mercury, Democratic psper, and
speaki. Of Democratic States. 1t says
L"Tbp s. 'ates of Georgia and Mississip,
nj and otbs.- Southern States, stand
pledged in case Kansas is rejected, t.
LsglJrc Lr - 18th the North, and tc
take Kansas int, G., afedraey with the
South
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NLW YORK, Dce. !.
Business rather quiet to day.
The bunk statement shows ap eie A.
grcgnte oil about SO, 90, UU0.
The notes oi the Merchants Exchange
Blnk Hartford. aud the City Bank OF
Bird rcptrt, Conn, are again received
By tie Metropolitan Bank
stocks--irst Board dull Second
Board Irregular.
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From Washi.,ateY.

At the Cabinet meeting to-day the
Kansas question was discussed. \ mum
'.sr Of leading Southern Democrats have
arrived within a day or two, and th2ir
naua nee upon the councils Of tic Ad-
M, aistra..ion is always very manifest.
The I.rco.. pton Constitution is to b.
forcad ,,pon Kansas ii it can be got
through C.. ngress by the most stringent
party drill. The seuth insists upon ii
and the Adm. nistrasion acquiesc 3 ;
personal as we'll as party considera'
tons have tended to produce this dec's
ion. 1t is considered rood opPortnni'
tv to check the aspirati. rs ot 10y
Walker and Senator Douglas, .2nd PURIFY
the party from the remnants IT free
State sentiments. Gov. Walker, il not
removed, will have policy prescribe I
which he cannot follow, and which will
compel his resignation. 1t is thought
that the Free State men of Kansas can
be induced to vote on the 2lst of Deem
b,r, and If they do vote, the calculation
l. that Congress will admit Kansas as
nominally Free State, the South being
satisfied with the recognition Of pgrpet-
a.l property in slaves
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In 'of.nation has been received at
Washington of the confscation, by the
Austrian Government, Of ali the proper
~ Of Louis Kossuth within It's reach.
II is only to be wondered that the Aus
trisn authorities had the patience and
torbearance 10 refrain from taking that
stop up 70 thi. time
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Naryet Smith, } Fetit:ou foF d.rorc. IL DE
Dstrs-t Court o. Cellar e. Z.
Samuel Augustus suita> Iosa.
To SdmUat Anyus!us Smith:
sr-y or are hereby noticed that thsr2 - Go.
in the Office OF the clerk Of the dstrtct H. Cedar
county, il the state of Iowa, petition AaTycl Ill ~
claiming ef YOU divorce from th- bonds q aoay
heretofore existing between you ami sad Aayt:.
for the that you have wilfa.ly without GrY
just cause deserted and secuted your.s FROM h"r .
period 81 more than three years; and tG uaiesS a.
pear and thereto hrfo-e the hsl ia q
next term Of said court, to e hesa and holden tas
ll.h day OF Jaruary A. D. 1854 iuj Ne. ~ ~
dcgcd asaa5; you tAsteou.
s.W. YnuN7.
& A. RfssEL1. Ga. liza CnIr&
htty for Plaintiff ti5-t
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yco'. Benton, in a letter to Chief

~.
Justice Robertson OF Kentucky, says
the bred Scott Decision is "dr adfully
wrong in itself, and entirely extra "a H.
cial and Of no more weight than the
opinion Of any half doA.n equally respec-
table citizens coming to the same conclu.
sion, Gin much part upon inconsistent,
Incompatible and contradictory reasons +"
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For the Advertiser.


The undersigned, having been requcs-
It'd by the ''children's Aid Society,"" at
New York, to act as their agent in Cedar
County, to send orders aud remit fares,
for such girls as may be wanted by far
mers aud hoasc-k.epers, will attend to
any applications which may b. made to
him, in conformity with the directions
published on the 2lst ult., in the 4acer.
t,ser NJ. X. Crys.s.
Upton Nov. 10. 1857.
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The Lennon Slave Case Decided.

MN YORK, Dec. 7.
TIE celebrated lennon slave case
WIS decided in the Supreme Court to-
day. The former decision Of Judge
Paine Wa sastaind, al the slave dee ar
ed to be free, thus denying the right Of
transit with slaves through this State.
Judge Roosevelt disseiucd.
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- The 81. LOUIS Demoatut proposes

- The 81, Louis Dcmoefat proposes
that the Kansas Constitutional Conyea-
Il u, b. knowu hereafter in politics rs
The Calhoun Convention" Ii advances
very good reasons Tor tbs proper nomeu.
was the father of notification, and John
Calhoun Was the President and le4dn.
spirit OF this Convention, and as such
Ia, souht to nuliify the will II tie peo-
pie --nur. Gaz.
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RICHMOND, Dec. I.
The Legislature organized today by
the election of most Of last years officers
Gov. Wise sent in four messages nnpre-
cedeatly long, and largely devoted to
banks and hlakinc.
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New YORK, Dee 4.--Daniel h. Sick
les and c. Godfrey Gunther were last
night, by voc, expelled from the Tam-
many Society. Speeches were made by
Mayor Wood, joan Cochrane, Capt
Rynd.rs AMI o,hets, aud a vigilance con-
mittee appointed to report whs voted
against the regular nominations
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tn The Qaake.ess, Jealous, Of b

ssg- The Qaakesess, jealous, Of hen
hu.oaai, watched his movements, and
one morning actually dicovercd the tru-
ant huSSins and kissing the servant girl
Br3adbrlm saw the face of his wife. IN
she pecped through the hall opened door,
and rising vita all the GOODNESS of gen
cral, thus addressed her: B atsey, thee
had better quit peapin-, or thee will
cause dlsturbanca in the fanily.'
This is an admirable illustration of
the philosophy Of the bogus Democracy
towards the X epublicsn. They perpe-
trate all kinds Of rasealities and enorni-
ties, and when they find the Rapubli-
cans peepiog ia on them they turn around
and tell Us to keep quiet, or W. shall
cause disturbance ia the family, and
destroy the Unian.'
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Coming Over.

The Dubuque North West, in conmen.
ting upon the article from the Union,
which we published last week, says'---
ave believe q man has a full right to
sarry a slave into a free State, II he !: .
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Nc, Why Labor so Hard when Wash

,np,-I have chemical process for cleaning clothes, ty
the of which the clothes ctn ~ was,ieh very Clean
uitbnu bo;nr and with very little rubbing; hy this
thod mu IA ri labor he saved; the wasa'ng -
done IA half and the clothes ARE very WHITE ana
clean and I, nca longer for they are not worn out y
ru,,ing As " the old way Of washing ~ machines &c
The articles used cost but little and are easy to otan
mas receipt to order, postage pai. On reeelPt OF %
eat. three CO.. resta re sttaps good money Adj
dress DIR j. p. Crra ter. Baltimore City, Md. 45-3m
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NV IoaN, Dec. S.--The Erening
los, aun .uc2s that John McKeon, the
U. 5. District Attorney. has been re-
moved. The reas~n assigned is his re-
fdsal to support Wood for Mayor.
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EXECUTOb,s SAFE

DuBilC MICE Is HLkEil GIVEN ru.x
i in pursuance OF IN otder sr4ntey -, ~ ~.
county court Of Cedag couaty lsu, i a. -, 'n Wv
dersigned executors viii vt.rr mi p. A - ,,,-.-
sale, on or before he second a. IF san,,a,,
, d. ls.s at the s Is7' "an", Of D. @
real estate, 10 wit; Ihe y. W. o.. y e.
also the north part of tie :. +. q, y " ,r ~
section No ~, town ~ non, If rsrg. ~R..,
the 9Th y. M, together with Il steam ga ,tuI
machinery. iNtHrcs and otarl 7aI:a.lc I'M ~"
ments thereto belonging A4ij : l,a.,rv ~,
yearly rsrt o. t IT,, wido" + AM. ". I'al,. 4,
made known at the time of sale r.rrart.., 80
and value OF the property inquire u =, -, " ",'
signed, Nv. tAT.F,
d. BAL ~.
December 5, 1857 sswI F..,
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szsy. Honey. the Best of Honey

w. IIUHVy, VIC IpIot VI I'V"Ny
have valuable receipt for making Honey, which will
send l., amy person upon receipt o. SO cents We make
aud It IN family at half the cost, aud consider II
ne good AS the best article Of genuine bee made honey.
.frem which ii cannot ne toid." Any e son who will
make aud .ei IL clear from two 10 three dollars
aay il ony requires articles max. it, and they can
he had for 50 cents Every family may have this de-
gTtfu luxury, for any lady can make 1t in ID minutes
at any time. cent postage stamps as good 10 money
Address Dr. J. +. Creagcr. Baltimore city, Md.
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.hinnd News for Ladies

ANY Lady that will send her address to Mrs. y.
~ Creager. baltimore city, Maryland, with three
cent postage stamps enclosed. shall receive by return
mail SOU citing of Importance to her. WoaAs KNOW
RE-
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MINNIE SOFA.
The Forgery Of Election Returns ConiessS"'
lFrom the MlnncsetIan, Nov. s3l

The Forgery Of Election Retains Coniesss"'
tFrom the Mlnncsetian, Nov. s3.)
We thought when we got on that bur
glary trail--got the Iionecr to confess
that much---we had an entering wedge
for still further developments by that pa
per or its friends IN regard to the forged re-
turns prepared by the agent of the
Sunday caucus. Our expectations have
been reralized, as will be seen by the
following paragraph from the Pioneer OF
yesterday, which acknowledges the fact
of such forgery by Democratic hands,
and attempts to crawl out Of the rcsp"n-
sibii.ics of it By claiming it was all in a
Joke" Its article is as follows:
"Thc Ninnesotiua will find out in due
course of time, that the burglar in the
employ of the Republican Central Con-
mittee, who entered a room at Swan Riv'
err, aud stole theretrom packa. of pa,
pers purportiug to coatain election re
turns. did not benefit ramsey in the least
10y this thievery The stolen returns ws'e
prepared up the country, by gcnt!e
nan fond of his joke, as trap to catcl
the republican gulls, it being well know
TINT several had been dispatched north
ward, to buy, if possible. and if not, /.
steal The trick succeeded beautiful
for while the thief was at his work. {,
genuine returns were on their Wy T.
| St. Paul, in the hands Of IN .>sca.
dispatched from Fort Ripley"
The miserable subter.u-e that &hy o..
man, merely for the sake Of his ''jokc
should have gone to the troubl' of gcE
ting printed poll books from the I,.'on"e
office-of filing in hundreds of name
thereto--of fixing up the oatl.s Of judy
es and clerks--of making out long return
OF votes cast for different candidates.
one that 10 reasonable man would pu
the least Faith in for Que uomrut,
And still less can any nan b. "
that after having taking all this trouble
this gentleman fond OF his joke" shouI
have set his trap to catch Republican
in priy.tc room under lock and key .
tFror the St. rarl Times, aa.)
Again We assert, distinctly and unt
| quivocaliy, that in Kandiyohi precinct,
| Davis county, thirty five votes were Gas
IN that precinct for Sibley' when ther
were only nine voters including a DO
aged sixteen years. And we state furtt
er that the said nine votes were illcga
Proof will be produced at the propc
time. Put that in your pipe, Mr.. Pi'
GER, and smoke it,
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