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of a great naval Power; and !, me-.
possible TO make her aware tbs, :,
gard of the interests of humsn;.a,
temstic violation of the ENGAGE
voluntarily entered into, is no, II Il.
tain method of securing eiibs,
aid from England" 20
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To ADyERrIsERs.--Busines men will fad it
greatly to their advaatage to advertise in the
Era.
Messrs. Petsingill & Co., s. B. Niles, and Joy,
Coe, d Co., are car authorized advertising
agents for Boston, New York, and Philadel-
phis.
1@f Mr.. Wheeler is the accredited agent for
the Era, in Cincinnati, Ohio
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A man in Preston, Canada West, died last
week, in consequence of his imprudence dis
played by going into an ice house while per-
piripg freelI.
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The London Star wants the British Govern,
ment to attend to Spain, and force Aer to put q
stop to the slave trade,
eve hope, therefore, that the Foreign Sec
Rotary will not let this subject rest. We are
no advocates for exceeding the limits of that
influence which one sovereign State NAV leOit;.
mately bring to bear upon another. But there
are arguments which Spain-if she be not as
deaf TO the suggestions of self interest az abe
has hitherto shown herself to higher considers.
tions-can hardly do other than isten to. Her
possession OF Cuba ID not 30 undisputed that
she can aa,rd 70 dispense with the friendship
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Our advices from the Dominican Republic
are of considerable interest. The elections
have resulted in the choice of Don Jose Val.
verde to the Presidency, while Don Domingo
took no part in the election, but is encsmped
before the capital with 1000 men, participated
in the ceremony of Inauguration. A 1s Deuos
was sung at the cathedral, the oatts admins
tered, after which the President was reconduct.
ed to Santiago amid the shouts of the multi
tude. One Of the first asts Of the lev Govern.
ment was the re-establishwent of tho postal
service between Puerto Plaza and St. Thomas
| The happiest results are anticipated from the
| patriotism sad Intelligence of the new Admin
,stration. The following 10 Q list OF the entire
| Executive: President, Jose Yalvesaei Yic'
President, Domingo Rojas; Minister Of Wa
and the Marine, Ramon Aella; Minister o
| State and Foreign Affairs, Pablo Pujol; Min
ister of Justice end Public Instruction, Do
mingo Richards.
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President and his partisan friends exert.d them.
selves to impose that Government and Csustitu.
ton upon the people, in defiance of their lover
eign will. This is the Democracy of the Presi
dent and his "Southern Rights supporters
an exhibition of their principles, and of their
regard for popular rights and Popular Slver
eighty" But the outrage aud despotism we're
so great, that thousands and tens of Thousands
who had acquiesced in the Territorial polly Of
the last and present Administrations, and Who
had voted for Mr.. Buchanan, refusedt to endrse
his principles and his acts, by which Poplar
Sovereignty was extinguished in ate pn.
der professions ofregard for Popular Sovereign.
ty in the Territories, the people of Kansas ad
been robbed of their inherent and constitution.
al rights during their whele Territorial exit.
ence-plupdered of their property, their tefi.
tory invaded, their dwellings, burnt, their eros
destroyed, civil war prevailing, and yet the d.
ciplins of party, controlled by the "Southeh
Right" sectionalists, had imposedacquiescend.
But when, having passed from their Tsrritoril
Coalition, the factions instruments of "Soutt
ern h'sht " usurped the power to form Cor
Soto'ion It Lecompton, without legitimaS
author,ty, and IN defiance of Popular Sove,
elgnty," refused TO submit their work to til
;..s sment and decision of the peope Who ar,
.s.1 and when the Administration en-
~ Ts ,.o c,pstion, aud sxerted tie power o
the feoerM uo~>ment to enforce IL thu ra
gard of Mr.. BuchSN "o 10
Rights" supporters for >>.,l.r $780,,
could no longer be misunders>>s = vs. hr
the sequence of the new Terhs,s, nol;c,
which had been aubetitptsd for that 80
the Government had prospered; bt COME,
in different form, it startled mani who has
submitted to the discipline II .pertlun the,
had become sstranged from their pyhciples ant
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-12-11

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Dee 9th, '5S.
Mr.. EDIroR:-The State Board of
Education met in the Senate Chamber,
=. 2 P. NJ, and was called to order by
Lieut.. Gov. Fsvile. Opened with pray
er BY Rev. J. T.. Cook, Of this place.
Mr.. Faville delivered brief, but very
comprehensive inaugural Address.
A. Il. Hildreth Of Floyd, Charles Ma
SOC Of Des Moines, and S F. Cooper Of
Powcshiek were appointed Committee
on Credentials. They made the following
report: That the Credentials Of the fol-
lowing persons were received aud that
they were entitled TO their seats.
LIST District Charles Mason, Fad, s.
b. Perry, 3rd, G. p. kimball, 4th, d. Z.
Brainard, 9th, not represented, 9th, s.
L. Cooper, 7th, T. II. Garfield, 9Th, f.
NJ. Connolly, 9th, o. Ii. p. Resell, 10th,
A. b. Hildreth, llth, l. j. Mitchell.
They were sworn in by Judge Wood.
ward, Of the Supreme Court Subse-
quontly Daniel Mills Of the 9Th, District
came in and was admitted to his seat
Gov. Lowe is in the City, but has been
absent to day, from indisposition.
j. I. Tubby was elected Secretary pro
TEN. .#-
The report of the Superintendent of
Instruction was ordered to be printed
(without being read for the use Of the
members.
r. H. Garfield, T. B. Berry and +. NJ.
Connolly were appointed Committee to
prepare rules. A b Hildreth, Charles
Mason and ID Il Brainard were appoint
ed Committee on Printing. The Board
then adjourned until to- morrow 10 A. NJ.
There is much feeling manifested in
relation to the School Law, aud the ac-
ton Of the Board There will be an ef-
fort made to abolish the cticc of State
Superintendent; and to appoint Secre-
tary of the Board Of Education to act in
his stead. If this can be accomplished a
number of gentleman have presented
their claims for the office; either in per-
son, or by proxy. Prominent among the
former, | notice Samuel S;orrs Howe,
Prof Fellows Of Mt. Venron and J. 4.
Tubby o. the latter, D. Franklin Wells
aud Frederick Humphrey.
! think they will have warm time of
it, before they abolish the Office Of Super
intendent Public Instructions. We shall
bring all the outside Pr ssare against the
project, we can. We cannot dispense
with the services of Mr.. Fisher at this
time. He is Oh hand aud in fine health
and spirits.
| trust that the enemies Of the pres
ent School Law in Cedar County, will
make known their objections, to the
Board; aud endesvor to have the obnox.
lous features in the Law expunged:-
Now is the time for them to act. hope
they will not delay; but seek redress
while it may be found. c N.
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James MeClung, then read brief re-
port on the Branches that should be
taught in common schools, which occa-
stoned quite an animated discussion.
| Nathan Tabcr, read u report on rhrc-
nology, which was of mach utility.
! w Wolf, read lengthy report On
the utility Of phoactics--their origin
| &C.
Moses Earuey, read a report on school
house Architecture, ard presented TO the
Association three diagrams of nolc]
school house.
}. b. Webb, not being prepared Ia
report on Gymnastics and Calisthenics,
the Association granted him longer time.
Hon. Ell Wright offered the fol.
lowing: Whereas the present School Law
OF the State of Iowa, has proved ineffi.
cient for the regulation Of schools in
towns and cities, and whereas, it is be.
lieved that no school law can be made
applicable to both thinly and tbickly
populated districts.
Therefore, DO it resolved BY tho Teach.
ers Association Of the county of Cedar
and State OF Iowa, that, to meet the de.
mand OF the Educational wants of the
State, the Board Of Education when
in session in December next, enact a
general law for towns and cities, contain.
ing over three hundred inhabitants,
which shall have free school, taught 10
each not less than nine months of four
weeks each mar war
Resotced, That there be a committee
Of four appointed to draft, and circulate
petitions, which shall carry out the
spirit of the above resolution. The fol.
lowing were appointed committee, after
the resolution passed, Hon. j. w. Cat
tell te Hon. Ed Wright, Dr.. Maynard and
Thos. james.
RID. Parsons, then offered the following,
which was unanimously carried.
Resolped, That our county Superin-
tendent, DR.. Maynard, in not holding
any private examinations, nor public
unless assisted by two competent persons
appointed for that purpose, and in not
granting any certificates Of qualifications
unless signed by those who assist in ex-
nmining, meets our hearty appreciation.
The county Superintendent Was then au-
thorized to appoint one teacher in each
township, in this county to organize, and
hold teachers meeting, monthly.
The Association then proceeded to
elect officers for the ensuing year The
following persons were elected ri;ra eoice.
President b. l.. Boynton, Vice Presi-
dent Moses Varncy and VIM. Chase,
Recording secretary, r. ID. Parsons, Cor
responding secretary, Margaret Bossert,
Treas Hanetta Edgar.
Executive committee James McClung,
Kate Chambers, Laura Wasgatt Tama
Gibson and Ed Wright.
On motion the Ex. committee we're
to appoint persons to report at
the next meeting of the association, on
such subjects as said committee sees fit
to give them
On motion the Association adjourned
to meet at the call of the Tx. Commit
tee. b, l., RoYSToN, Pres.
JOHN VI. REEDER, Sec'ry.
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From the Iowa City Republican.
STATE RAILROAD CONVENTION,

! Convention met at 2 o'clock u. NJ, a
! metropolitan Hall in Iowa City. Judg,
Mi,chell,of scott County was elected tenn
paarv President.
ID. y Richardson. Of Scott Co.. ana
Judge Fuller, Of Clinton Co. were chosen
Secretaries.
4 motion that committee of five or
! credentials be appointed by the Chair
was carried. Remarks on said motion
we're made by II O'Connor, of Musca
tine, who was in favor Of the Convention
adjourning, sine die. The following ar,
the Committee on credentials:
Hugh I. Reed, of Lee County, Jacob
Butler, of Muscasiae, Willard Barrows
Of Scott County, Legrand Byineton, OF
johnson County, Charles Scott, of Gin.
! ton County.
A. o. Patterson, Of Muscstine, while
the Committee on credentials were out,
submitted the following Resolution.
Resoired, That the Committee on Cred
entails be instructed to report the nun
Der Of votes which each County represen-
ted will be entitled to on the ratio of the
vote for each one thousand inhabitants
and each fraction over 500, and that
each county with less than 900 inhab-
itants be entitled to one vote. Resolu-
ton adopted.
The following amendment to the above
resolution was offered by H. Redington,
Of Lee County:
Resolved, That the vote of the Conven
ton be given by counties, and that the
vote be given by one delegate as instruct
ed by the majority Of the delegation.
A. y. Patterson moved that the amend
ment be laid on the table. The motion
was unanimously carried
The following is the report of the CON-
m'ttee on credentials. i've omit the
names
Mr., Reed, of Lee County moved that
a committee consisting Of two delegates
from each county be appointed to report
business to this convention
The chair appointed the following as
said committee:
Is. II G. Fuller and w II. Gibbs, Of
Clinton County, John Pattee and G. I.
Smead, Bremen County, II T. Reed and
j. NJ. Hyatt, Lee County, s. j Kirk
wood and J b Edmonds, johnson Co.
t. NJ. Isctt and }. Butler, Museatine
County, w {. Wilson, D. A Inderiown,
of Hamilton County, b. J TalIot, and J.
/. Estus, Of Hardin County, l.. j. Pratt
and Thomas Sherwood, Of Buchanan Co
A. Taylor and Winton Smith, of Web.
ster County, W. Barrows and j. w.
Churchill Of Scott County.
G. H. Toll, Of Clinton, moved that any
Delegation that had not already arrived
might be allowed to appoint their two
Delegates to act with the Committee Mt
any time before the Committee reported.
Motion carried.
a. .. Patterson, Of Muscatinc, moved
that we adjourn till 7 o'clock this eve
ming Motion lost.
Mr. Toll, Of Clinton, moved that the
Convention adjourn till Tomorrow morn
ing at 8 clock. Motion adopted
Convention adjourned.
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDING
The Convention met in Metropolitan
Hall, pursuant to adjournment, and was |
called to order by tic President.
The business committee reported the .
following resolutions.
Resofrcd, That this Convention il i'm i
favor Of q judicious system Of State aid
10 such Railroads II. are of State impor.
lance b. loaning the credit Of the State
. an amount not exceeding eight mil
jos. q dollars. I
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We should have stated before thi

We should have stated before this
that our old townsmen, Judge Spicer, ant
e. 3. Parsons ESQ, have commenced tht
publication Of the Somida Gazette, a,
their new home in Shelby county. w.
extend our 49, aud wish them more Of
this worlds blessings than usually fall t.
the lot Of printers.
We have now to announce the publi
cation OF another paper. The Shelby
County Courier, 1t Harlan. We believe
that Harlan and Somida are about one
mile and half apart. aud As both papers
are neutral in politics, We may expec,
some sharp shooting on the County Sea.
question, which is the bone Of contention
between the rival towns.
New York City Election.
At the municipal election in New York
on Wsinsslay last, U,we,, Republican
aud American, was elected Comptroller.
VI N, nine Aldermen elected, i've are
Republicans and fou. are Tammany Dem.
ocrats. OF the school officers = majority
are Republicans. Who believes the Re-.
pablican party is "dyins QUIT"
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QuocnsWare and Glassware, Of MI Kinds
AT cost and carriage,

The entire stock above enumerated. and hun.
areus of ether thinss TOO tedious To nept,on
WI ~ sou exclusively iaf ready pay, AT prices
a. favorable as ut any cash store in the sta. ana
AZ from y 70 10 per cent teioac any c,sAl H..
hea ~ ne M0nhfafHs. The eflizens If esq II
LINN, JONES, CLINTON, sGs9i. Nj. rAIlSL
ana Johnson COUNT 4, are respectfully in,i,eI
~ can aug tNaniine our Goods and PRICES a NJ.
for our mutual benefit 1o"s
Sor.s lnhs.--tbtf NrgETHS rpru,
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For the Advertiser.
Proceedings Of the Cedar County Teacher
Institute.

According to previous notice, the A..
ISOLATION met in the Friends Meeting
house, in Spring dale, at 81 o'clock Z.
M. November 22a, 1858.
The meeting was called to order by the
president, H. J. BoyntoB
The secretary neglected to bring lis
book, and consequently the minutes Of
the previous meeting were no. reported
The nsmes Of seventy persons were
then handed in ~ members Of the Soci
etr
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FROM CRlyEN,S
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WE Subscribers TO The Capital Stock of the
Upton Railroad Company are hereby nuti,
het that tue ~ instaincnt If ten per cent Oh
each share of the stock subscribed to said Com
pany will be due on tn. 10th day Of Jan. A. n.
1889. Payable AT the -iliee Of the Treasurer
by order Of the Board
:. ]. CREW, prest.
III. REIG ART. See'y.
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pro ceilings Of this Conventions. Motion
adopted.
Gen. Reed, moved that the Convention
adjourn sinc die.
BUTLER, moved that it adjourn till I
clock this evening Motion lost.
Convention adjourned sine die.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
FOR men and women, boys and girls, lower
E.- Mems thick winter boots 40 00s1r a ~ ,~.
my l.00M AS >ssg
- c. .nen noo'ees eoU La -fs,l
sSaoesi ron 25Qt Loo -ess
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GROCERIES,,

W all kinds, at River prices except tar. mn
sa'tl wishing to increase our room for othar
Goods W will sell, until LIST Of January ''A''
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Colum n
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Read every word of it. and read
it frequently, as no pains will he
spared to keep the good citizens
Of the interior Of Iowa informed
about the markets, prices OF dry
goods, groceries, shoes and boots,
&c. &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-13
TIE BEST BILL YET!
MAPLE WOOD EEER SALE

ON WEDNESDAY the 27lh day Of October ISIS and days
following We will fer Co lae highest binder on the
premises that splendid Tract of lu- belonging 10 T. H. Esm
E better In the Josiah lillian pIac fronting on the
West side GaIatin Turnpike four North East
Of Nashville containing 3JJ The NrlyiIe and louis
line through Of the Tract. The Tract will he divided
into lois twenty thirty acres, except lot
tanning the dwelling. which VIII De- beautiful SQUIRE Of about
seventy acres extending the Turnpike the east 10 the
Railroad on the vest and decidedly richest and most
desirable locations the vicinity Of Nashville or n the state Of
The arge connections AID well built brick dwelling suyroun
ded by beautiful grove oi native trees the extent
and convenience the buildings stables COW houses and
uouItrVvsi the splendid Gsh pond, aud lent srnr fine
garden and orchard make tis Of the desirable ons
in the STATE Excepting the house tract Is about 10 acres
p fine timber and Gj acres ID srrr9r ,e Of cu
ygtian The all parts Of the rhe richest dual
ity-es mostly with many for building
and In the tmed portion three the most couuau
ding sites to he found in the vicinity Of shv.ns.
The beauty fertility 90 these lands their distance from Nash
vile. immediate prz nifty Go TIE growing Edeeded
Ceeure Of The ehhOr1ui renders this most dssra
bic bills we have offered q the public. 20 ali who may
de,ire rich and handsome country Sites proper from
10 business in the city and enjoy couveusuce
and Injuries country residence ia t1 hest OF uaizbrh1Ods
or TO those wishing engage gardening vineyards this
uugnte3 with these lands any attempt Gescrbe them
is supsruOus. but quautel them would
come come Of the hest land in Aule
Ca For plats call at No. o., Deaderck street.
TERMs The land will be sold credit Of J. and years.
without interest with approved securities required Java
be in hank and lien retained to secure the PAYMENT
At the close lard sale, Mr. Elan viii on c7set
months, his Fausbs lot VI stock farming implements
fodder, &C, &C. omnibusss free and collation. as usual
gets-d&Htds NANCE WOODWARD, ArGabs.
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Use everything else then give this Oil trial, and will
be convinced INDECENT persons unable to purchase bottle
shall have it free.
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terms Druggists merchants desiring supply Of this popu-
wonderful remedy by calling in person. addressing BY
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New YORK fine steamer Cay Of Btiimore, ar
rived of Cape Race on Friday, with Liverpool dates
of the 29h
Cotton sales Tuesday 1000, bales Of which spec.
uatyrs AID exporters took 1000 bales; ur dull
and generally unchanged; Whsa, has a declining
tendency, inferior qualities declined chilling;
corn dull declined one shilling; ooasoIs 985; pro
visions quiel
TIE gallon rebels were defeated on the 18th
OF August, aud 7o0 Billed The British loss was
rrifiDg The Fort of Pcourios after 30 hours shell
Ing, surrendered 10 Gen Napier 800 PoHce de
feafsd 1000 Rebels Three Bengal regiments have
been disarmed
The controversy between Prof Whifehouse and
the Directors Of the Atlantic Telegraph continues
in the newspapers
NV YORK, Oct 1l-LondOr-S Sugar steady: cof-
fee steady; lnseed OF. 32s Cd a 32s 81; consos gs4
New YoRR II, 2. N Cotton declined I, sales
to-day 1000 bale; ur las a declining tendency,
Southern 0Oe5 30: corn dull; sugar dull; Iinceed
oil y; ia low 9alO.
FBAEOE-Tbe ports Of Havri, Du1kirk, Calais,
DieyPe and BoIogne are TO be PAT in a state Of de
fence. The IaUai,de Russo says that a lelegFaPhic
communication via the Russian possessions with
America is contemplated
n: York Oct. lI-Weekly Bank statemt Mt. Loans
decreased 5000 Specie increased S657 GOO.
Circulation increased $4,000. Deposits increased
SG64000 Underdrawu deposits increased So, 400
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New YoYK, Oct lllh.-The steamer Africa ar
rived cut on The goth. II is rumored thst Prince
Napoleon will marry the eldest daughter Of The
Kingof Sardinia. The Prince visits Turin in Ooto.
ber
The Russian navigation company viii be author
lied to establish station and coal depot az Algeria
The spunish expedition 10 Cochin China, viii
net commence operations sill November.
Preparation against Mexico continue.
The Bank Of Frankfort has raised the rates TO Z
per cent.
Arrangements have been completed to transfer
the Austrian Railways 70 ROtcsehLd aud other
French aud En glish capitalists.
The late conspiracy at Naples was formidable
and included many high persons aud had ex-
nsi7e foreign TsmfcatiOus
conspiracy in Persia against the Prime Minis
ter has been discovered, aud i leaders beheaded
The French Ambasid or leaves Paris on the Sd Of
October with the ratified treaty.