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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-29
cONPTRoLLHR's OFFIcE,

NssHviLLg TEEs., Dec. % 1853
TNDER he provisions Of The act Of ath February, s5e,
chap $50, and other acts the subject o. Free Banking
vii sell at public auction the Merchants Exchange Wa
street. New York city, the 81 Of FebIuaTy 1889, and day
to day until they all disposed the losn Bonds, enor
ed BY the state Of Tennessee belonging to The following Free
Banks now ia liquidation, Wit
81 NeshFea Chattanooga Rairogd 3Onls for $1,000 each
belonging to the Bank OF Claiborne.
A East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad Bonds for s0
belonging to the Bank Of Jefferson,
East Tennesseand Virginia Railroad Bonds, for 81 600 each,
bel0nglng to the Bank Of Trenton.
u Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Bonds, and 10 Memphis
City Bod all FOR $1,000 each, belonging tie Bank Of Tae
we'll JAMES T. DUNLLP
dgc29-dlm Comptroller
Daily Memphis Appeal insert for thirty days and send bl 10
Comptroller.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-29

Valuable Farm for sale.

EAAANA--Al AUA aaAaEs
FHVIiE unesui Wili sell public sale to ne highest hsr
j. On the FIRST day Of January 1888, 80 ~
O'Clock, at he Court House gate IN Nssve Tsihlis farm
STU ted 10 tne Ism Civil District Of tie cqnufy o. DaFsdn
s nefth side Of river, about - uef9 The cl,
containing about % or 80 acres, ard beng residcs % ~
late David r. Yuughn, deceased. Upon trct 1rs aaf
comfortable dwelling house, also kitchen, nero cans a -
the county Tor cultivation
Terms 81 Sltia.--O1e, ana hrsa fssrs ssA rat-
secured and a hea retained. RoBEEI CAEUrHEHs
JOSHUA g. VAUGHN.
HIRAM VAUGHN.
MICuAEL VAUGHN
ne aooVe property can be prehse piFT cure asr az
sale ny application % MICHAEL VAUGHN.
dees-dlm No. go. Cherrr sf-a.-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-29

FTVHE rhtdrausit steamer JOHN GAULF. BuxcE
Master, vii have above and al inter -tLsfs,e
mediate landings Wsunes iay the a9Lli Instant
~ ociosk, 81 Ser freight passsse apply on board
dsc29 a. II. HARRISON, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-29

ADMANAsAiHA1U8rS SAFE oF SLAVES
EDURsUANr 70 orter 81 TIE honorable prra.fo c-t -
Davidson county, will lLonli1lv. rhts 80 = -
% January next az TN house yun, n tie ~ "a
aaqie expose at pablo sale % The highest bidder M ~
slaves Twelve IN nunlterl belonging the estats Of - H.
dal fiuEin declls3i consisting OF men, uuurn and cif
among them are several valuable sBd women
LeFa1lss--lhe above VIA b. cold on r- 81 frr
mouths ne purchases giving notes payable lie Bank via sppr
deel0-lm BEWEAKLY Amir.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-29

CSMANGHAH mATCHEs.--Ws haye raldsed a.,
- price q This hest and cheapesl Match
We opening large aslorizasntgs German Cssrs.
j. VI. Las GfEf 60.
5scl2 a. Unson street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-29

CHRHsTmAs PRESENTS.
CONSISTING IN part o.
- Ladies and Gents Travelling Cases;
Ladies Work Boxes and Cabrus;
Ladies Travelling SatchcIss
iueVs7y variety. Dust received ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-29

New sugar. COf1ees Esaisinss sardinsss at.
JUST RECEIVED
50 hhds NoH Sugar, prime and choicss
go bags Coaee, New Crop;
go bzs Raisins:
. Do e edrdnHs.
. hbls New Back Wheat E6ur:
Which viii bs sold low DO the trade.
LANIEH PHILLIPS & 20.
n. B. win be rssssiBg Nsv 6oods daily.
nos3f 3. SEQ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-29

Scarfs and Ties.
White Fancy and Black sIlk scarfs.
white Fancy and Hack SIX Ties.
White Fancy and BIack SILK stocks.
And Other styles TOO msnion- For aale b.
dec2l ]. b. MceIHE
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-25
SIOp.O0 Reduction!

The Journals Of the Slave Democracy
| vince terribly under the exhibit of the
Auditor, showing that the amount of tax
es to be collected for State purposes, il
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS LESS than it was last year
While the General Government is in
crcasing its expenditures enormously in
every department, under the rule of tbs
Slave Democracy, Iowa-under Re-
publican ruie--is reducing the burthens
Of taxation ONE FOURTH. That is a
fact that every man can understand; and
the taxpayers Of Polk county, when they
visit the tax collector, and find that their
burthens have been reduced one fourth,
will need no augmentation to convince
them of the deception the Slave Democ-
rocy have attempted to practice in talk
ing Of Republican expenditures. In so
out of 90 counties of Iowa, the State tax
has been largely reduced; yet in the vain
hope of binding few voters, some Of
the Congo journals are base enough to
take from the Auditors statement the
list Of ten counties in which taxes arc
very slightly increased, by virtue Of an
enhanced valuation, and by publishing
them endeavor to convey the Impression
that taxes have been increased all over
the State in the same ratio. Men who
would do that, would mutilate the 10
commandments, if they could serve their
purposes thereby - Weekly III.
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SCHOOL Matters In Tilton-Furtaer DeVeI-
nrments,


On Monday last, at the time appoin-
It'd for the District meeting, tie Prcsi-
dent and Secretary being absent, the
meeting was called to order By the vice
President, and Secretary pro tenn was
appointed The following resolution was
offered and unanimously adopted, viz:
That it is iuexpetient to appoint a
Committee to take charge of the public
school house in Upton.
There being no other bushes before
the Getting, motion was made to ad-
journ and carried unanimo usly.
Son after the adjournment, several
other individuals cane in, and organized
another meeting, declaring the preceding
meeting illegal and void At this meet
ing, committee was appointed, TO take
charge Of the public school Eouse--cch-
sisting of 5. j. Crew, Il. VI. Long, J.
s. Tu,hill, W. Waite and T. Fleming.
\ resolution was also adopted, instruct
ing the Beard of Directors, to take meas
.ures for opening a public free school, to
be kept sir months, and to b. gin about
the middle Of Oct. In compliance with
the above resolution, as expressing the
wish Of number of legal voters in the
district, the Board; on Tuesday, the 2lst
inst. issued notice for another district
meeting, to be held on the LIST Of Oct. at
4 o'clock, for the purpose Of voting d
light tax, to enable the Board to open the
school and to make ncccs$ayy repairs on
the school house On Wednesday last,
the special committee appointed at the
second meeting above Barued, proceeded
to take possession OF the school house.
The Board not recognizing their author
ity and having refused to give up the
keys, the committee deliberately broke
into the school house, removed the old
locks and rut on ucw ones, and in the
afternoon of tac same day established
private school in one Of tue rooms.
Further developments viii, no doubt,
be looked for with some interest, not on
ly in Upton, but throughout CO dar coun-
ty, and the whole State of Iowa Quos-
tions Of considerable importance, are to
be tested and settled, viz:
/. Whether a district Las the power
to suPpiant the legal and sworn Board Of
Directors, aud delegate the powers aud
duties Of the Board to special commit
tee: and
2. Whether taking torciJie possess
ion Of the school house, (even admitting
that the committee is Iegitinately appoi
ted, J is not direct violation Of law and
order.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-25

FRCIT CULTURE. or, Guide to the
Cultivation and Management of Fruit
trees, with description of Fruits, and n
variety OF useful Miscellaneous House
held heccip,s; fully Illustrated. By Tho.
Gregg New York; Fowler & Wells,
publishers. Price by mail, paper, 80 cts.
cloth, so cents.
Frui, culture has but just begun to re-
ceive the attention it deserves, and we
gladly welcome this work as the matter
it contains is well calculated to aid and
instruct, and lnsequently benefit, the
fruit-grower. Every person who has a
tree, or ground enough for one to grow
on, should read it. To be successful in
fruit culture, as in anything else, you
must know how to DO it, and this book
gives much information one can not we'll
do without it. There is no doubt but in
all sections some fruit can be made prof
table if juiiciousl1 cultivated.
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t.t1.AI. NOTICE..


To the heirs Of Thomas Sloper deceased, and
all persons intefestei:--Yon will take notice
that David aloper and Barbara Sloper, Execute IS
OF the Estate OF Thomas Sioper, deed, late OF c.
Oar SoaAty, State of iowa has filed in the office
OF the county Court inli statement Of all cha ms
against said estate. and full account of the dis
position nlada OF the personal estate: and also a
Petitios tor ense 70 sell much of the real es-
Late or said Thomas Sloper, deed, as will be nee.
essary for the payment Of the dehts of said es
Late. andFthe nearing thereof has been continued
anth me regular session Of this Court ia Septem-
Der 4. j. ls5s, and that Unless yon appear Al the
once oi the County Judge of Cedar county, state
o. Iowa. on the first Monday of September, A. u.
isas, aud contest said report aud give bonds for
tue payment OF the debts of the said Thomas slo.
per- decd, q license vi. be gran ell for the sale
OF 50 mleh 81 the reel estate Of The said Thorn
o. stefyf, des as isnesessary Ter the payment
OF the debts or said deceased
Ttpioh, July II Sc So GEORGE SMITH
- Ia a-.n County jgdge
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g A new way VI getting ont Of Debt.

A correspondent of the Montgomery
(Ala.) Nail, who signs himself Anti
Squadron, thinks that if the prohibition
of the slave trade were removed, that the
people Of Alabama could import as many
African laborers as they needed for tho
construction of all lines of railroad they,
wishto construct, at sloo per head, and
doing the work with thcm, sell them out
at 800 head, aud thus pay for the
equipment Of the roads, and all the ex-
penses of construction, and still have a
surplus left.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-25

The Salt Lake mail arrived ct ST 10.
seph on The 10th inst, being forty days
out.
The mormons continued to arrive in
the city from the south, and were enter,
ing upon their usual avocations.
Brigham Young still kept himself con-
cealed, and lives in constant danger aud
fear of his own people, Who are greatly
ineensed at the unveiling of his numcr-
Gus frauds. This confirms former re.
ports.
One company of sroopohad left Fort
Brldger for Oregon, and others would
leave soon.
The I"dians were all quiet.
Full reports couhrm the news of the
South Platte gold mines.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-25
Judge johnson and his associates, IN
their report to the late Legislature over

Judge johnson and his associates, IN
their repor, to the late Legislature over
their own signatures say: -, =,
"7his nsay - seGk to cSsaplese
"buileling, Aspvoge yast ,, 4vct OUT Oas
".tsnces, On q 1t irablt tn
"the full spogst nec( Partsto finblh III
"work, she'd made sshis sssoa, ~
"two years viii probably elapse before
"thc General Assembly will meet again:
1t is not necessary to say more lnfa-
nous, unfounded As. arc. tbs etorts s.ta
IbcEc TIC s action 81 the Republicans on
this subject, they ri u keeping with all
the sweeping char4os rkraded in the col
| umns Of the Locofoco press. After the
exhibit made in that line BY the Slave
Democracy oflIowa, it Niit-sos do to say
Figures will not lie" They have been
made to perform q par. Of which they
must DC most heartily ashamed. --iovd
| Cat. 81 a.a al IS rrzft3 , sra 9sa4fsT '@F0
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them. During the list fiscal year, judg-
msnts have been paid as foilsWs:

them. During the list fscal year, judy
msnts have been paid as fcilsWs:
Jas. cspp -. Cedar County, So. iss5, $3.50 3.
VIM. Williams o. DC 1854 17loslS
A dam Smith ss. DC. 1853 LIS 81
Amounting - $t.7l6 ~
It was to prosidc for the payment Of
these Judgements that tbs tux Of last year
vs. lcxisd. Two aails have since been
commenced, % which il jsagasnt Is
obtained viii a,nouat to solAs $500. There
are other coupons in arrears, to the anount
Of about 1000, on which suits are liable
to be instituted at any time. The coun-
ty has refused aud still refuses to pay,
with the expectation that, ultimately
payment not only Of the coupons, but also
the bends, will be avoided. -... e..
.... ... GEORGE SMITH,
.m.a t..a...... County Judge.
Upton, Sept. 81, 1858. .4
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Does he DENY i'll

The editor Of the Democrat affects to
deny the charges, in what he donomi-
mates personal attack in the 4dccrtscr
of the llth inst. We would like to
know if he wishes to be understood that
he denys that he was formerly what he
now denominates al abolitionist2
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-25

Friyhtfal Accident al the Ohio state Fair.
Two persons were killed and several
were wounded at the Ohio State Fair at
Sandusky on Wednesday. The Cincin-
natl Times says: sA3 @*@@
Four celebrated roadsters we're brought
into the ring in competition for the pri-
yes. The hub of one Of the vehicles &C,
cidentally raked the wheel Of another
and in an instant split and tore from it
every felloe The horse attached to the
broken sulky bounded off 1T feaful speed.
As he ran fearfuily around the circle, the
mass of people rushed away from the en-.
closure. a#s 9~saas.. - WI" s1..
The horse still dragging the broken ve-
hicle, dashed against the enclosure, broke
down the barrier, and pursued his course.
Turning suddenly to the left, he bounded
in under the ladies platform, where a
number Of men, women, and children,
totally ignorant Of the cause Of the con
fusion, were setting. As he sprans
among them he fell and his progress was
stopped. The scene at this point at that
time was fearful, men, women and chill
dren flying in every direction and the
latter screaming with alarm. ..s.. s-
Several injured persons were pickedup.
An old gentleman named Mallack was ia.
ken up fatally injured He died in an
hour and half after the accident. A
lady was sitting holding her little girl by
the hands. The horse fell upon them,
and rising again, kicked the child in the
back The mother was pronounced not
dangerous The child died. re Quite q
number of other were hurt in the rush,
but only slightly.--Dau. Ca.
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NOTICE 10 THOSE INDEBTED TO
YEPTON SCHOOL DISTRICT

4 7 meeting o. the Board of said District
"A held Aug 18th, 1858, the following order
was made: ..a..s ami g. ass.a as...-s..a.ss astvs
Where's. said District Is in debt afsa fkeiyto
be prosecuted and costs made Oh the District:
and whereas the Board have no moneys in their
hands to pay OF said Indebtedness; and whereas
there are taxes due the district Tor the years $50
and 1897, to near the amount OF one tlugs aud
dollars; Now If said taxes are not pail by IRE
18th dag OF september, 1855, james W. Gagev.
sabdreetor, is hereby required to proceed ae cor
ding TO law to collect the said taxes rorthefth y
Done by order Of the board
5. h. GuNsDLUs, Pres'L
III. REIGART, Sec'y
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Jr~sT RAJ sn. thp Ia eolsipn, iG sealed en-
vc.ui.e. as a4ss TIA Ell % anys address posi-
narl 3tt lFsEs - 81 tess htrnsf4.
ihi5 3tue So, t1aIsatf ~ from y Celebrated.
Hfea' sF nj tte aaeica4 Profession, giyestl sslnost
tmfoga9s lAt 4Fliag0a efcF publ shed 70 ell pt r
sess sataE;a.4iiE@ da!sias Of theiE physical CON-
dtton, or wt.o aaapiPasaf La IN 4 halarded their
hea ID @a'i happ iness--e ontNni ~ the particulars
Of an entirely new AND rerfcct hteds fsr sner.
Tnetos.rk.eS ~ Seminal Ssaknets Del rkte Or
voaaness- Depression OF SPIRITS. Loss 1T Ehergr
La@s.tute, fI1GtaF- iETeluaiary Seminal u ircbar
gss. lmpaire - strst aas,d Asnser. Bioiches and
lhsiptas tic Psse. hias, Incl stien Paipita
tioA Of The Heart anil Bodily Prosration of the
whoEe systeE4, iH-aRainE iEapoteRcy and mental
anu physical lrra.+1tis r-hy rmeans of which cv-
cry one ma! uuEe hifnsef private s, and al tr!-
fling expense -tE. '.s@ Ia
sf'-Adaress pr. IL. c. KLINE. - Avenue
cQg. L9ta ssEsst- Asa York "a sSi EoS,No. 45sG.
IT "
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Grea; Republican victory in Maine; lem


Further advices from Main Indicate
the reelection Of Gov. Morrill, by 1900
majority, and a choice Of ali six Repub,
licaus To Congress; the Districts in doubt
on Monday night having put themselves
ON the right side The delegation from
Main u the ANXVIlth Congress viii
be az follows:
Dist. Representatives. = Dist. Representative
J.. daniel T., Somes. 4. Freeman H. Morse
:. john l.. Perry s.. Israel WasIiburne Jr
g. Ezra y. French. g.. Stephen {. Foster
Maine has nobly taken herstapd by the
side of Vermont.
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In relation to the county bonds issued
to the Lyons Iowa Central Il. II. Compa-
ny, II may be proper to say word. These
bonds I think were issued in June, 1858,
and are twenty in number, each of $1,000,
payable 20 years from date, and bearing
interest ut six per cent. per annum.
payable semi-annually. Coupons, or inter
est warrants, were issued at the same
time, calling, in the aggregate, to 81 200
per annum These coupons have remain
ed unpaid except as suits have been
brought and judgments obtained upo,
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EXECCTRIx, NOTICE

NOTICE Is hereby given, that letters Of admin.
y istration esve been dal, issued to me " tls
county court Of Cedar county, Iowa, upon tGe d.
iate OF Thomas Burrows, deceased. Ali persons
To the Subscriber, and those hasihs claims against
SAID estate will present them. duly authenticafel
for settlement El.ILARk,1u 'pIlpplnys -
Sept ath Isss.~-36 " Tsss rs..s;
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NoTlCEis hereby given, that letters of admin
y istration have been duly issued 20 me by The
county court of Cedar corals. Iowa upon the es
tate OF Richard g. Hardin &c ceased All per.
sons indebted to said estate will make payment
OF once to the subscriber and tbose no vim, .,.i,
against said estate will present them. 1uly an.
tht nticated, for settlement THOMAS JAMES
Sept. 18th 1858 81 Ex,,n"aen
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,1 Senator Davis of this city inser

eD~ Senator Davis of this city inser-
ted an Isabella grape vine bud into a
wild grape vine which had sproutcd up
in his yard As soon as the union was
formed, the old was cut off The new
vine grew to the astonishing height of
l3 feet. having many lateral branches
from two to eight feet long. The bud
Was inserted about the middle Of June.
Another bud in another branch OF the
vine was inserted, which resulted in near,
ly equal growth. WY not thus make
wild vines that grow SO ,iuxuriantly al
ar und, subserve the purpose Of srbori
culturce-TO,oa CT. =
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:. 7 HAVE ENTIRE CONTROL UF A VERY
- superior quality OF Russian " inter Seed
= fheak an article introduced into the v ht at
=. growint di-tfist- of Prussia J which has been
- found 70 slcCec 3better than any Winter Wheat
cytr salth ate in ii a county,. From Russia
= II was introduced into Canada. Michigan Min.
- nesota and Illinois, in each Of which it has
20 with~t0od the most severe winters and ths
=. wetiest springs to the Satisfaction Of the far
y. Der. IL produces from 20 20 80 bushels TO owe
Nhea sossa Oh good land, and from its hardy
-. nature viii not WihterbiI Or drgwn-out from
- the effects Of vet spriHg, Ii may he sown
. any time between the first Of July and the first
"a Of November
- PACKAGES sufficient to produce from s 10
- II bushels the first year. pat up in stron sac *
will b" sent to any address on the receipt OF
One PcitCr hr mai. Address
q. w. VERIFY, z. %. box 1887,
G.. "a .sas - ltarlorn-st. Chicago, III.
- Dealer in Tai ming LaLd. and city pr operty.
4. Also, lands 10 atsd 1t az the governmcn land
-. offices with warrants or cash Those hasin -
=. farms or farming lands for sale, will fad my
of2ce oac Of IT, best m Giuns TO q dispose Of the
- same, .
- hHf nh w
= Hon. Jno. Wilson. CONF G Land Dept, Chcs X .
- C cf. H. j. Hamilton,
- Rev, ~, n pishDp. a.
-. lion. Henry 4. wise, Gov. ~ VIRGINIA.
Mesrs. Sweeney. Ritenho FAINT Il Co. bankers.
- Nashfnrtor, .. q.
= Hon. Georre Bri rgs. New York
-. Hon. VIM IL. Russ. Coy If Delaware.
q Eoht- Eorsy the. Es7., 6c'I 1T. Arf, T. G. r. n.
n. y. B., la ordering, give yUdr ua1ne, post Office.
a county and state aad tho name Of the nearest E,-
- press otice. (3nt
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Reuub,;cau County Convention.

The Republicans OF Cedar County are hereby
requested TO attend County Convention, to
b held at the Court House in Upton Satur-
day the 10Th of September, 1855. at IL O'Clock,
for the purpose Of nominating candidate for
State Senator and to transact such other business
Is may come before the Convention
Thc ratio of representation will he a delegate
for each township, one for every 30 Republican
votes cyst for Governor in October last and one
for e.en fraction of Is votes. The precincts
taerefire will be entitled TO the fol owing rerre-
seutRtlops;
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NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

3 Notice is hereby given, that Moses Y. rutler.
OF springdaie township, Cedar county. Iowa has
made an assignment OF all his Effects TO the I'M.
dersigned, for the benefit Of his c,caiaars The
creditors of said AosesA. Hutler, are hereby no
Tiled to present to said assignees their Claims
duly swern to, within three nj tbs rom the date
heleof.s. d. #+s A IihoMAS JAMES, J
Springdale Sep 18th 1s5s CIV
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II has been generally supposed tina,

eight out of the Ii Senator's of Illinois
were Douglas men. This is an error.
Seven Of the thirteen are Douglas
men; five are Republicans, and one is a
Buchanan Democr I, who will vote for
Douglas in no case This reduces Mr..
Douglas chance for majority in the
Senate, and it is now believed by those who
know bes, that his defeat is inevitable.
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EXECJTOR,S NOTICE..

NOTICES hereby given, that letters eff admin
- lstfahen have been duly isseedt 70 me bythe
tate OF Isaac \. Richar lson, deceased Xii ner.
sons indebted to the said estate win make iyar
ment at once 30 the SUBSCRIBER, and those h.u,eso
cians against said estate will present .h IN. duy
authenticated, for settlement - - WY
JOHN WRIGHT
Sept. Is, ls5s.--3s E,aa,.'
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DISTRICT TICKET.

For Judge of sth Judicial District.
WIN. Il. MILLER,
-E. m OF Johnson County,
For. District -AaoraeH
l. l.. ALLEN,
or Tama GeaHty.
For Member Of Board Of Education
r. NJ. CONNOLLY,
or Iowa County,
COUNTY TICK EFT.
For Clerk District Court,
SAMUEL W. TAFFORD.