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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27
TIE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL cor
MTTTEr.

TIE Fsnsn5o Wood Gesessl C.mm,t@s, d sti.s
DAriKL WrrrFR Is CAa.rmAa, met LIST evening At
Mozx. Hal The following reso u.ioss we're issss-
ouced By MIR. 7. W. hAoMABos. late secretAry -
Mayer Wood:
R,,I,ca Tbs, W. the Dcgsc r,c Rep.sssa o-css, c,s
n:tee rerrpss ting ths ce .sd fs'ss VII q tho D-srssf
Is.r,f.,. rusor he nsceu, irscas and
Of thx rortl Of Britisa Loo crI< In TOE 0cf
Nexico vtcd W sacu ~ TIE s~vei laws 81 sstions
n. cpon q oiyiizs,on OF ne 7AaeGsS- rsns
20 a. uurrsftic.ri freedom Of the ocean .nt
tb.a a. Of the rrs IDEA o: The isabs irdp-fesos saa
.~ar-. OF cor national dss snosaiy and 10 oeafs.ocs
- sseg,s sh IL t and s>aIcs. Frceot, u'ssed 'se ss
ufy II Auricsn merchant vesss,s ~ os'cf tocn 1888
sty al TIE same time ASSUMING sDe ee~
i;s a:o'e:aSe fsh, 10 poe o, INC nsa
s.qtnccs; that unhsstsiingy indorse sLa spo'e
pr, mrt 81. sg It'd io1 Of nS.cns atn Ns
rmises ss,fr IL Il the UNDIVIDED ~ np~hJ ana
p. regard 10 ios diyNsrs, aud pohtcA nem~eA
lure he OF ts strs oasi end thai on. .ps-'
rrou, opL;on thsi In oU, wtrs cosl
froa Ane Georgia and from the Aanlie 90 Toe issns
tesufe ad the di sflon ~ ols
bccr e rdess fer the injuries sesty nnees
by tee in.o.snce q British international psasmsts
embrace preseuk OCCASION rene"
pfof.ssOi ofenlTe scqscenc- N the truly DemsrsS
patriotic and broadly Nsii<sl oo,eSnment policy Of oaf yea
sfe Chf M.sisrse Buchsnsn thai thew 10 >abto
the history Of bis A1uuis alton from vhich dssen
su thai It's genera policy has mer'ed AT has 'ponsAsoy ~
ceycj uuquvccs spprrbsiai srd thai ne boz rspe
fully yocumend to biz Cssps, IN oss q .nx osN.rs.
A uicabe seus,u of present. dihcu,y VITA oses
sy exrurge plsnston' nom the tnsuas~
dpcu a. = Destitute theetoS repNsoG" DOT rrrs>
because ccnsousf wiki he hsruioplos ana oesA "s'
u American seUtiment.
The resolutions were adopted. TONAS SrrrHkss
wss then elected Cha maa OF the Committee tor he
yeor I. ". MCMAHON and A. s. SsLLns uss
e., Cted SeCI, ,aries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

P,R,pFs-The first Spring parade for field exercise
# tte>7l.t Regiment took pace Tuesday OF the
grounds frortirp the Red House nssr Hsrsm.-> In
corseopercs Of tie unsettled state Of the weather FOR
several We k past. it va. postponed from last Tuesday
uuM that day, and as ]. was evidsn'iy 't.h uhsee1
tie .tteplsuce Of members va. smsl. Eight conp,-
mes out Il ten psrsted showing but u" men WHEREAS
# every, thing Lad been fay rabie 'heie "ou!i HA'S
been $50 Tire resrs corps CONSISTS OF ei9AI' shi
tie jium co,pa Of sxteen-the !as. oil when L c''a.
posed of boys ia1gDg from eight to sixteen yeas %
age. There va, quite laIge attend.ncs OF la-ie-'
Tho seemed to erjoyit mich. Ice "no's corps 81,
pesred to understand trer duty we'll lhey re'utoei
to tie CT, sbor. &C. Ok, aud were escorted 20 'ae'
Annoy Center street b. Doi~o''hs bso'' me
officers command are Col. |o-'Ish' Lieut. Co~
Bu.te,fe.i, 81 Msjor B!auvst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

The LosDos TINS CoRREsPosDEsr IN lsDia.--
Tie Cs.cutta correspondent Of TIE Mdfrd, Efam'Her
corcludes bis le,ter with the following paragraph:
II was near cosirg this letter without mentioning
tie arrival and departure Of Russell the great gua 81
tirc.or by the big wgs, and Lord Canning hastened
70 /, wife Inn to diI and chow hi n every Potsnes
IN bts roeer lie has been fswDed upon and csresss1
by tie higher grades Of civilians and an imnen's ga
rsds of candor has been shown on 81 sides; and.
xbst il It'll more odd he hss bsen allowed access 10
Scrr,nsnts which have been kept reIgiouHy nlc1en
f,,D al other eyer. Every teciy was given s'm .
reach A.sbsdsd in safety ara COMFORT, AID u wa
,eally delightful 70 the terror he inspires vA''-
over he coes II he does net ct taAsd over by the
civil cl.aue ara does hi. duty honestly aei vel "a,
NAV vet do an inmcn,e deal CT good ct India aa1 u
II Us."
TuFYH Day FTos ST. Louls--We received ti&
rieh, TIE 81. L0un Rytb,c9H u tie $40 me-,
brought by tire Fa.is CHy 20 Msnphb ri ttsscs
frwaided BIZ Is.rso. TAi- Is the oucksst ,sas
ever made between tie two points. D.. ,ei"g'a?a
rss vi hsve 10 work batter tGss they s9astdss 10.
O. =. = ral.,yss, ~. Leat to9u D. .bs rate
t. y PasI -, oh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

NLw CorSTERF Counterfeit bills Ct the To-
nomination Of s., were in circulation on Wednesday
night. A couple Of young men with roll Of the
"oueer1 welt into store in the Thirteenth Ward.
and offered some Of the bills in payment for geois
The proprietor Of the store suspected that al was aot
tight, ard was abou. lnsrrc eating The young mss.
when they Jaw they were discovered and ran away.
They ae on the Belleyille Bank, New.Jersey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27
Movement of Troops for Utah.

ST. LOUIS. Tuesday May ., ISJS.
A di4pach from hayenworth, 9th, says that = {.
sec5Ld column of troops for Utah, under command Of
Col MuDroe, had been encamped on Salt Run, four
miles below the Fort since the 10Th inst but resumed
its march yesterday.
TIE third column under Col. May is still encsmpsd
in the vicinity of the Fort, and viii not move before
TIE 18th.
Three companies of the 'th infantry reached the
FCIt on SUNDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

CAU1Ios TO BRANDi DRlNGfRs.-Op We'ns~'ae
evening, a GeimsD named Jacob Wsiusoy reading
at No. ~ Norfolk street, feeling rather indsposed.
zen, to the liquor store kept by Thomas Russell in Al
toirey street, fer cetts worth Of the best ersnty
The liquor vas brought TO Walmsey, who drank tho
pcticn. In a short time siterward it was discovered
that he wss dead It is supposed that the arcs Wa
pure oil coguac, ami was given u mistake for tas bsss
bYhndv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27
Battle between the Settlers and In.
dams in Nebraska.
ST. LOUIS. " ednesday,

ST. LOUIS, Wednesdsy, May 20, 1913.
dispatch from Nebraska City, 23d inst, states
that intelligence frem Gala County Nebrs.ks, says
hat conflict had just occurred between the settlers
az the Kiowah Indians which one chief killed,
end pun.ber of stolen horses captured. There VISA
much complaint Of Indian dsprsistious IN i at section
Of the Territory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

NiW-YORK NoLusTEERs AssocIArIos.-The sue.
v,ving members Of the Eew-York Regiment held .
meeting Wednesday night at the Mercer House, fs
the purpose Of Organizing themselves into uniformed
militia corps. Garrett Dyckmsn occupied the char.
Committee was appointed to DRAFT a plan Of orgsa-
eaton with Instructions to report at the next meeting
TIE Association then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

AEOIHER FIRE rs SixTH-AyEsCE.-A fire was dis
covered yesterday morning in the gss fixture store u
James Mclaughlin, No. GG Sixth avenue, by Charles
Holden of the Insurance patrol, who occupied
the upper part dwelling andthfough bis efforts
Tie hsmes were extinguished before damage exceed
rg 800 in amount was sustained. The building u
injured 81 coo AID the stock - 900 ia the Eagle To-
suTsLce Company. Several families lived IN he up
Ter part Of the house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27
NeW-EngIand AMti-Siavery Society

Bo>TOS, Wednesday, May % IS3S.
Tie New. England Anti Slavery Society assemble
in Mercantile Hall to day, which wa: Gro Sded to ex-
c,e, A oIg series If resolutions, mainly ieIuacis
tory Of ire Nsw.York and New England Tract Socie
ties were offered by Mr. Gnrisou. Speeches folio sed
e, m Theodore Pa ker Wende.i Pa.lps and 0tasr'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27
The Maryland Constitutional Con-
YentiOn Question.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, May g, lSlS.
The majority in this city in favor Of calling Con-
stu.iona Convention for the purpose of revising the
Constitution is Al.
Cumberland, Frederick and Hagerstown Cities give
about 800 against calling such Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27
The Turkish Admiral.

BOSION, Wednesday, Nay 70, nv.
Rear-Admus Mohsnmed Pasha and suite were en-
tertaned last night, at the Revere House, BY grand
banquet, rendered by the City Government. About
eighty plates were lad. Speeches were maze, AMI
toasts given by Mayor Lincoln, Monammel Pasha,
Edward Everett Commodore S.;ir CHAM. bxNsyor
Rice and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27
From Kansas.

Sr. LOUIS, Tuesday, May %. lss.
Incomplete retains from the election in Kansas ndi.
oates majority of 80 in favor Of the Leavenworth
Ccnsetutcn. Tie u,moa sp:.oy WA mantle ted in
regard to the resu aIi tie Pro Slavery vote was sry
email.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27
Non-ArriyaI oil che Afrtca.

SAsDr HOOK, Wednesday. May 26-iO:3o p. N.
There are ss Jet no signs Of tbs steamship Aires,
aov due of tbis point with Liverpool dates to the 18th
i1st. Wind east blowing hard, AID rairing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27
The number of volumes in the public Libraries OF
the different States exclusive Of school libraries
is as follows.

Massachusetts, Il will be seen, stands ilrst New
York very near to her; Pennsylvania, third; Dis
trict of Columbia, fourth aud Ohio, fifth Oniy
eleven states have over 1905 900 yolune'; OF these
Maryland. Virginia, Kentucky aud South Carollaa
are Southern.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27
Boston Weekly Bank Statement.

BosTos, Tuesday, May % 1883
The following are the fOotings OF our Bank State.
ment for the past week:
Csta Stock $50 Go d other Banks Sc 7s 9o
Loans and Discounts 1896 100 Due fl other Banks 775Jn
Deposs........... 9l4l3 6Vl Circuaton.. g. %, 40
spscie ....,,....... 90l5OGI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27
p.,,adeIpbia Stock Market.

PHIAInLPHIA, Wednesday, May 70 1888
Sticks irregular. Pennsy lyania STATE Ewes; s. !.
Reading Railroad, o. Morris Caasl ~, L7os l'.s-'
Rai!,oaa, III Psnns. Rs-osc, All
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

ylncrSr,-Tbe slsc..cn in Virginia ,Ases P.ac,, Z
cav G5t IIsvt C:oYsr-o- ard c. unty officers N,
jack Den bse 10 regular opposite o. t'i h'ea'
G3Is,pgr, sa Sthce 10 GOV his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27
The United States steamer Fulton.

MOBILE, Wednesday, May - 1913.
The United States steamer Fulton has arrived at
Pensacola.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

PUBLIC LrBrARr,. IL me PRINCIPAL CHE:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27
uOUsE OF EEPRESENrATIvES.

The House is engaged Ia " ting concur in the rec
Concentrations Of the COMMITTEE of the Whole on the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

TIE yoIs TuRs,ss orr CAnrOsll.-Tls question:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE $. T. TRIBUNE
F.tsu n Sreeiof CO,y>spondent
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09
LGGA 10 TOUR qGkETs!

On last sa.ug5:y njalt, scnse # CgL
7 N frcsG,a's friends, or Nr 1r~ston
biia>ef, WHO il lie democratic candidate
fur District Judge. brbe,} two ot the
hsrds Id the Lihn County RSgister office
10 strike ct several thousand bogus tick
cts. Thy took out the naase ef Wa.
D.. Miller faom the Rer,sl.ieaH ticket,
s'i1n@eF.ai that Of I VI Prastoa. The
Intention il t SETTER :hess II tla ps'h.
no that Republicans wit vote ihea. s.,a-
out notieiLg tho faad. Il j. 4 al GA
pretty good aatlmritv, that Col Preston
engaged the pvpar on which the bogus
tickets were printed, on SaturiaY after
noon, and that it WAS called ior after dark.
Those who Knew Gil Preston host, say
that such conduct il charstt riste Of the
man, \ nice Judge g Essi sssis. "a. r.
Again We ssy, LOOK veil to your TICK
IT'S. Look to every naae .rr t,iller's
name may not be the only oes tn. j.
sutscct 10 such base fraud. zgta =
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't'ise state Isstleh edness.

In the late Democratic Address, the
following paragraph occurs, and VIC give
the rcpiy II the Des Moincs egtirsn. ftv'
sasifn anslitEs N, IA this We havcf* now
an Indebtedness agaiu~fthr Stste Of Inwsa,
of II | yE. fi5 N DIta'I,anaO Y n, THOU.
SAND, EisidT IiiiADIsED and FOR.
III ia I.ia5 DOLLARS aud AiAisii-i
LID fi.IslltlAllis ~ ri esrt4g xatsa 7#rbs
fiss writer ofasthat saa,ircss kno - Just
fsswrii taat the.state dcb6 isslass thru
1851, o 1ts-~-i nat he oanansale In i win ter
,Fss tnspa ybiFsaThrt'of the srrocisus in
dsbted nns s.-- u that his anam 81 vs. Witt
fomlinson, aand risst hegwas aiised nyaDr I
is.ads to defond his stealags, ghsn almost
every aathar journal i, tho State syfuaed
- 1 the ''rty work - f1ssaGa ~ s4aaaa
sfi 4a ryiusl aat AT ,hatass@A
aGs.farras ~ .@.ssab#s5 ~ srsupaa sas#4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09

Tie .ast y. ...cs.ll, say,:

4 lie .ast Deat.ecssa, says: t
"lir. Kent IS t rabid, hot headed .bo-
litiynlst aud voted 1--WE ara inform d I 0
strihe cut the VOID white from our con-
srisl ava, aud W. know from personal
conversation xitl, hi9 that lie is - favor
OF tAo political a. well social esaaaty Of
;..e african VITA the whites. ea
Mr.. r. ent authorizes IT, 70 say fiat the
above il false. III every particular. re
is not, and never wss, IA iiot-aeaded
abolitionist, he did not ''so.e 10 strike
ga, the word "w hite," aud never In any
conversstion with the editor Of the Dem.
oc"q', or nish any en- ciae, favored the
politics! as Wi - social esuaiits OF the
African with tic whites sszf 81 IS 81
II niastsbe borne in mind that the Cd
itor of the Democrat is comparatively a
rcU convert to hemucracy, and, as is
often the ease, his zeal out runs lis. dis
crctiQn. i man who can manufacture
'airabSfI5 "a " ~ Dry IilE
Hou. j. " Catteli is an 'ssistorraf,"
aud was ,nrncd ont Of t!issocicty Of Qua
ker: oh account of his 7rstoesaLc %
tions,~- whps s.ysstkrt j VI Cattei. was
chairman of thee1n,aittae of Ways and
Means when a.-sauders; d Henry, was
c'airrials Of t'lat conmitt5c,-sha keeps
sta4liay article At the headof his pa
ppr stating ti,atnHa4eightA NJ 100 800. Y
~ il. - aat' II es.elf y 45lias afsy
faiet'5M ltal 1i2g sagsest iise.f to 4i;s
imagination, AID hs statements are to be
t ,apa.iprj pat what they are werth---nosfi-
lpsai M v i'L.uf t.a'ir'r rrsf .@..'.,
las t .asa sat f@@ ~ s@ A".& @.
-~=r a-t H. *4&as7 4At s@zg Fgaao.
r,s. -, go aE# a" tse@t -s.ta 10
"a r
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09

Hsa- Leflugwcll a while back, wien
pretending to be a Douglas man, had az a
travelling companion in iliis 'stu.npins
tour, the editor OF what VS. then the
Douglas Or eyni Of the Dirri.t. Latterly.
since le mas bcialy cone out al admin
istration man, his travelling companipn
has been the administration Pest Master
Of Dubnque, aand the editors partlculsr
ohjcetof defeststion. We presume nciel.-
or lido considers rims afs, even while ma
king professions fur II, unless IL has q
faithful ngcnt in his CON pm 10 kecr,
him all right The Dubuque editor
seems to have become slightly disgustcd
with i.efingvtll since he has taken Col
Heath7ns q travelling companion, and is
now conaoiins Himself with pitchiiag In
to yandcver He Would more GLADLY
rakt Leffngwell fore and aft II he dared.
- OAR. Gaz. aHe aa e#s T. aHi
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09

F /.
a 4 MARROW EscAPE----Oa last Tues
/ day afternoon, three of the laborers at
work on the new court house, fell from
the upper tier Of joists down to the floor
of the court room, distance Of II feet.
"a large quantity of lu,nbcr mortar and
brick falling with them. II is great
wonder fiat they were not al killed. As
y was, they received several severe cuts
and bruises, mostly about the head. al.
though No bones were brok en-. and they
will soon be around s-ain Fortunately
a rough foor had been laid in that part
sot tEe second story which caught them
lad 1t not been for the itoor.e death
nwosssa havef@hee nsealnrost ccr.ain. The
FIJI fidicates 70 weakness III tic bhild,
ine3 rs tie jplsts were sesiguei merly
+. 10 supp9ss taa ceiling. Ne unticrstan d
that aansstsia Democrats are f,.portinr
That The ccnrt hoGsc II r6oay t'a,t, *tta:
tAe walls w Ga are cfEcAins. &c., &c, and We
take this oseaalos TO say that tLere is DO
truth assueh reports. The work in all
srespects svell done, and reflects great
credit % all concsrs1td il its erection .
Aeeiacnts VIII happen, I'D eare Cad
ysaat this one uss nc worse. - -ss4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09

To To wn,hip Trusts.s.

u should he borne in mind that the
new CONSTITUTION rcqu res an individual
10 Lave been d resident of tie State six
months, AID SIXTY days IL tie couE;y,
to entilIe him to q vote. t.s -.z r.. ,s...
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09

EIGHT DOLLARS less than last year
| Remember, That the County taxes in
| Cedar County are about TWELVE
1TffJuy1yT Dt5EfsINs Y css yl'sa MI n
year. ~....
| Remember, That the total taxes in &c.
dar County are about SEVENTEEN
THOUSAND ElHFF1ssH4fuNDRED
fDoLLARs less than las. year saoq -
Remeu,der, That Democratic County
Judge issued TWENTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS Of county bonds, against che
advice Of the County Attorney, for Which
we have not, and never viii have, any
thing to show. .-tea ta8t t..gHs@R
I Remember, That the interest on SEQ,
1000, at seven per cent, is Fourteen Hun
bred Dollars annually, and that this lega
cy is bequeathed to Cedar County. by a
Democratic Judge si'rs - =s'' 81 4sds /
+ Remember. That a Democratic sheriff
| left Cassidy and Beach Chorso thieves
in our Jail without mons, and without
any body to guard the Jail tl.xs allowing
them to escape, eNe aftersthe' othcra !
I Remember, That a Democratic Tressu-
rcr, published 2 tax list. nearly twice as
large as it should be, 10 order to keep
aps Democratic paper, ut the~erpeasc Of
the county. g '"s a2is'"4 % h''sa@t9f
Remember, That Democratic Trcasur-
er, whose duty il was to take persona
property, if taxes were not. paid, negleet-
ed to do that, bat advertised lands at the
Expense Of the count I. a'o' =
Rep,ep,5er, That Democratic School
! Fnnd Commissioner of tAis Couaty, kept
about 81, 800 in his pocket ( 2, for
one year, refusing topay il over on orders
presented to him; and that Ne was the
only School Fund Commissioner in, the
State who refused to pay; and that he
was told by the State Superintendent that
it was his duty to pay It over. ia
Rcmembcr, Tia. the schoo! districts
| in this county had to 90 without their
portion Of the school. fund ONE YEAR,
b.cause a Democratic School Fund com.
missioner wanted to keep the money.
Reaten,6er, That j. b. MeGill, demo
cratic candidate for Stat; Senator, is a
native Of a slase. State, and IL, ~ -ha lass
always been, a firm su fPorterio slavery.
Remembsrs That although. the above
facts may be denied, .thcy ,eapFQt be prov
I'd 10 10 fufso TI'l.,- MA L.,,,,, - Ia,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09
4 lea atiiiii Extinct,

Il - AS@I AsAah AAtslNks
Tue !'at Gear Demoera, 10 speak M
Ut ssnsseg.lIarlap, says: 4 = 7r
=, Ontbe whole We think that the sen
ator would 10 batter at his old esilirs
theology, thar he Saes .. politics, for
then the more absurd his assertions, TIC
more he would be respected tho more
'nystery h, held up tiaa greater proshet Nc
would be, for in theology p.opl. are no'
permitted to doubt" 3
Thisis a Dtmoerat'e opinion Of rsiig,
ioa, and We have 40 doab; that it is OK,
pseasiveof the opinion of the Democratic
candidates. VIII rte voters OF a"pld
cedar' endorse such epihi3hsa We
Hppc- uot'f ssxs - ss ~ srss# Ea@t5sI
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ssFedeyaI;sns.ss

~a5 h@8sssassa ssFedeyAIisa,.sss hauatsnr@
a@FetefAlism favtr, aderest' Na,ip-al
Debt, ko!ain g II tobe aAts-eat = NATIONAL
cssing2shats as the DEB, IF Greas Bri-
t7'S WIS tire security or the fhronc,, 10
woHh CTR creditors eifsufcstte stHlgtfy
of she Vnioti. asrufa ,yFr~og yTar AZ
aiFedrrssis ,ses.o oa fsftlfan-hs Natiob.l
Hais, ske Pufrits ,sni athx Prrss; sfrd de
'clared tl,at tfreat Britsm svtas Y9yht ana
We were wrsn 6. ssaaif~ ,hssaa asf r. ssm
Federalism denoa nced tile war, s-uve
ssa,d and comfort" 10 the cncniy.. rdsmct
in Conv cntion IT Fl art ford to aevise so,,sc
neie ~ sslasolvirs tie Y Mon -Drp,o-
vvns,c Stotes A zyfesscf Alg,rs. sss~&s9 =
s4f'Fe stove xtrhctr rom The Democrat
lie State s,ldfe.s 70 'tkc vo,rssof iowa, >
isE riehas " dsnonnces FrvIeralisnrs.s vs.,
'snel Of Che l'ederaiists i IN The Presi ae-s
that CHAIR Federalism .stl~viseti SOM,
'n"ssc Of aaissolvin-s the Hnion,,o n, dsshe
Sort lern supporters of the Federssist,
fsachsaan, arc stiH ticvisia ssn,cans for
that dissolution - 'a9, S1consistency. t;sp,,
us jewel" l-B,ss5n 2, n,ess szsssss NJ
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09
easit al That ..Bi apdy.a tsH I ~
N r. hlwooa, elesaecratic ca,,didate "a,

tic Attorney tiederal.hip, says the last
Legislature paid sl27 for brandy Mr
iaryin, Democratic candidate for Auditor
OF Sta. q, says be ,dpn't believe any IA n
thing fer he never saw more temperate
or intcllisen, lI.esTs,a,Gre tlIan the last.
Mr. p spokegthe tralh g. =. = 80. -
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10 We aare been saowa an Extra LIZ
press ant Herai3, 1eoR tanning hr EA-
woods spcsc'. EllTool says, N This
sFao5h, Lat the S:>to n't"tin@ for 1851
and 1886, Two years. eost 81 d. %, -
Bear ia nsind the i4ci, thatsthc preprie
tors Of the Ezpress rs.f Herald, demo
c-ats, were State primers during that
time and they claim thai gNoriarty, their
sIes essor, gQt soGss Si2,ao0 gssth Of
printing wilscfa Ut right belonging to
them, fnakinr over So 900 for ,hos two
years This WIS before Tic T.cpabIcans
controlled .tAe les S. .arc, Nr -Eivood
also says taat tas State pfihttu Z ier ls57
and isas, twoyts.ts VII cost $40 600,
5000 less than fro.n 1851 to 1855, and
daring tag last to y2ars, new Code j.
10 b. printed, (the Old ope cost 1000
the Report OF the stseiagieai survey cos
ting aboat $500 AMI tire Census Re
port and school l4#s, TAcsc are extra
publications and amount. 70 about s20,-
Vll, taas making Lie ordinary printing
Of tlsa State. fer two yaars. under RI
publican rale, cost b,at $4,000. s23,.
900 less than fjr two years, with .Naho-
ny j Dor, Democrats, as State printers.
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IE~ -, #s###. Ef#FE ta#8I u.s. 88fMa Nn#
a ba EAks DISCO Lh ED Is1HEa ALLAN
RIG IApLEs-IAe workmen employed
IL cutting up the gable in the lsachisie
shop Attic Iroek W, Aayy. a,ard, found
aLrsa shoEl, riime siAce in tho esu,
nlninatioa Eirc, about three. oighihSof
az !asA hong, tArnugA- which the, saw.
lassea ~ the solid gstta peroka, .lewiag
L..J the dseaaneclpn must, haze ,,oc,
eSrssat d1r,as lac process Of mapsdacture
M tAEeetors leadias to tbs very great
Fsobalilisy that sthssaiuilar l4stans mag
h,sss ~ enpsed ~ ether par.s u the cable,
N.at li'.fe s,ctpo4as TO say IN regard
ts tbs TT ssi.eA lsrsehsLly autArpiica.
ted? IA Il Isaps .f..,a se.ts. .t,F ~.