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iion' j. CLANCY JGues. chairman Of the
Committee Of Ways and Means.

The malicious assaults and sludira mIsrep-e-
seDtaiion in which the Press has indulzed its
spleen against The above named gentleman. have
been taprred of lately into pupriIe and con-
temPtib!e jibes, in which undIgniiird occupa-
ton the black Republican organ finds fit and
congehlal co-la52rer in one Of our Sunday
newspapers. Mr.. Jones can afford 10 desnse
such low ulgarism, while everything like a
serious charge rf1rcing upon bis fidelity and
usefulness as Democrat, his character as
man, or his industry and distinguished ability
~ the important position which he holds as
Chairman Of The Committee Of Ways and Means
falls to the ground from the gravity Of its false
hood
As an evidence Of the recklesness with which
Mr.. Jones was assaiIrd for want Of capacity 10
hil his present position, we need only to refer
to the frequent euogums which his efficiency
has wrung from the more homes, Of the opposl-
tlon, IN ADDITION 10 @he assertion. which We
will prove by the record, that no Chairman Of
ne ommfftee 9f P@ys and Mems has reBorfei
me IPProPridjoa Bill; al oay prerious session
Of Congress, 50 eariy IN the session, nor, con-
SIdering the varied political complpxions of
The House, and the veHatious differences that
have occurred, do we remember Approprialion
Bills 10 have gone through with so little oppo-
Sltion.-P PhltadelDhia .Hrgus
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the session which has iust closed We are re-
joiced to be able 70 announce that the adjourn
menl yesterday was marked BY an excellent
temper on the part of members, and, as far as
Ne can sef, Ly condition of public opinion
throughout The country which promises far less
sectional strife than We ever have been accns-
toned 70 witness during the last four years"
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FROM WASHINGTON.
LCorre.nonaenee 81 the Redford Gszeffe.

| sas as State into this Union II viii be found,
! that the declarations IN The preamble, which
was UNANIMOUSLY voted for by the Black Re-
| pubiieans, not only fally endorse the Lecomp-
ton constitution, but also sustain the position
taken oy the president IN his Kansas Message
! The preamble reads thus:
| "W hereas the people ofthp Territory Of Kan
| sas DID, by convention of delegates called and
/ assembled at Lecompton on the 4th day OF Sep
tembsr, 1857, for that purpose, form for item
! scircs constitution aud State government.
/ which said constitution is republican, and said
convention having asked the admission Of said
ltItho'y mo me = i'o1 as 3'a'r on an eqna'
ioo,I"s " -" '''F u '''ai 0'1S'S
10" oy i"Fhihg 10 Inc PRESIDENT message
/ y VIII Or seen. 'ha' a'tFF giving ifulhioi ana
uHHsFH'shed history OF affairs Ia Kansas down
/ 70 'he FORMATION Of iHe LFeoinpioh cons'fnIl3n'
/ ne Sas
I "lhe people o. Kansas have, then, ''ia THEN
I own way ana 10 sird accordance with the
organic act, framed constitution aad State gov
ernmenl; nave submitted lbe a.i-imPodaut qufs-
| ton CT slavery 10 lie people, and have elected
/ a governor, member 10 represent them In
/ Congress, members Of the State Legislature, and
other State officers. They now ask admission
! into The Union undry this constitution. which
IS republican, in its 1orm. Ii is for Congress 10
decide whether they viii admit or ra,ct The
State which has thus been created For uv
own paIt, / am decidedly in favor Of lis aImiS-
sion, and thus terminating the Kansas question
This will carry out the great question of non
Intervention recognized and sqnctioned by the
organic act, which declares in express language
10 favor Of "non-interventi3u by Congress with
slavery 10 the States or Territories" leaving
s'the people thereof perfectly Tree TO form and
regulate their domestic institutions in their own
wav. subject o0ly fo the Constitution of the H. i
r;,..I So,
The President declares that the people OF
Kansas did ''ln their own way form "ioE them
selves" a constitution republican IN form, ana
hegetJre should be admitted as a sovereign
State. The Black Republicans declare the
same thing, bat after they vote for the adus-
sion they stulijfy themselves by inserting ID
their bll. a requirement which is totally incon-
sistent with their preamble.
! hope | will be pardoned for referring t. +
the disgusting suhi.ct Of Kansas. and If If can
Be avoided l will not again do 50.
As | predicted in one OF my letters the or
position have always opened mp the campaign
IN Pennsylvania, with the CRY Of ..pr2i~cri7n.'
understand these old proteclonis's, held
grand meeting in PHILADELPHIA on Tuesday night
ana h'aa adl' esSss from a plumber Of broken +
"'H' H oi4 Jlpoh11'S o. '''e DF''ocFAl.c parry /
N'' i"O'@,1" anu 'nT '"f'"o'Fs OIL als Ca'i-
81 sag ot"'' o"''"7 'H9 last "ouis
'rE-l:r1 ,.,,.-l
o'.' - SS'ao''''' lFl' ,'o.ia' Govern .
80 -, - A,'''a - l'oS' 'i''"S" 'l' "'e next
,rt -. g"5,
A''S e''t Ids oSVu lu't oi i"'iniS IriatiFe 10 .
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4 New Bird and Game Law.

New Bird and Game Law.
The Legislature Of last winter passed law
for the better preservation Of game and insec-
tivorous birds. 1t is one Of Importance, ana
should be observed by every right minded man.
Below we publish the law in fall
SEC. +. BeH eaucfed, Sc, That from and
after the passage OF this act. IL shall no, be law
tai for any person within this Common wealth.
10 shoot, kill, OF IN any way trap or DESTROY any
due-b5d, swallow, martin, or other lns-clivor-
ous blrd, az any season OF the year, under The
penalty oftwo dollars.
SEC , That, from and after the passage Of
this act 10 person shall shoot, Nil. or ether
wise destroy any pheasant between the first
day of January and the 6rS day OF September.
81 any woo3coch between fhr frs} day Of Jlnu-
airy aad tie forth day oi JuIy. 10 The present
Eaa5 and la fach aud every Year thereafter.
under Ihe penalty oi five dollars iof each and
every oIenc-.
SGc. 5. That no person shall buy or cause
70 BE- bought, oT carry oal Of lhs State, for tar
purpose 0t Supplying any private house or mar
kei, any pheasant. PIrTijgn, wJ9dcock or ra5-
bit. unless the same shall haze been shot or ia
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Attention. 7iaement

YOU are hereby ordered to appear on parade,
on SATURDAY, the 81 day Of JULY, nexi,
al 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ, in summer uniform, with
10 rounds Of blank cartridge
By order OF the Captain,
WM RITCHEY, O. 5.
June -, 1883
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS hereby given that application viii be
made TO the next Legislature of the State OF Penn
syIvan'a, for the passage OF act OF Assembly
thorlzing the Incorporation Of Bank OF Issue
with general banking and dscountins privileges uu-
der the general banking laws Of this State, be 10
Gated al the Boiough of Bedford, in the county Of
Bedford, and called the bedford County Bank,
with capital of two hundred and 6fty thousand dol
lars, and with the privilege Of increasing the same
to the sum of four hundred thousand dollars
Bedford, Pa, June >, 5S-til.
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ARNOLD'S WRITING INK.
A genuine article for sale at
June %, '3S. REED & MlNNlCu'S.
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Boys are like vinegar when there is
much mother in them they are always sharp.
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HEN VERSUS RAT.-Mr. Mason, Of Somerset.
Conn, says that rat called at bis hencoop
recently, after chicken for dinner, when.
coming within reach Of the maternal old bird,
she took the rat by the neck, dragged him into
the coop, and killed him without remorse.
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fHE BEDFORD GlZETTR.

B. F. Meyers & e. W. DenfoFl, Editors.
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G7NIhe Abolition newspapers are trying to
make people believe that the new Militia Law
was Democrsfic measure. This is Just like
their elloIlto saddle the Jsury Law on the
Democrats. Like all thieves they cry "stop
ihisi :" most lasIily. Let the people examine
ior themselves and see whether the Abolition
is's did not support this Militia Law.
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u Why are gloves generally unsaleable p
Because they are kept on hand.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
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CANAL COMMISSIONER:
W. ESTLEY FR Q ST
Of Fayeffe Comfy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-01-02

bounty land warrants reported under
swamp land grant of 1850, 1892, 476
scYcs; estimated grants to Alabama and
Minnesota by act Of March last, for rail-
road purposes, 5,ll6,0 900 acres making
an aggregate Of q, 160,O36 acres. Or
the land 50 d and located, il is estimated
that threc-foar,hs were taken for attua!se'.
element. Compared with the report f
last year, there has been a falling off #
more than 5000 900 acres in the amount
sold and located, and the cash receipts
have fallen of in still larger proportion.
This is attributable TO the Withdrawal Of
the extensive bodies of public lands along
the lines of railroads in the States and
Territory to which, grants Of land were
made during the last CONGRESS, and also
to the sale Of large quantities at the re-
duced prices 8xed by the graduation act
Of the 4th Of August, 1854 and to the
fact that the demand for new land has
been in part satisfied by the States hay
ing lands for disposal under the Swamp,
Internal Improvement and other grants.
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GOLDEN WEDDINa-The Golden we'd
ding of Samuel and Martha Daniels, was
celebrated in this place on the 3lst ut
with appropriate ceremonies, which were
very interesting. They are over seventy
years old, were born, one in Connecticut,
the other in New Hampshire; were mar
riedin Vermont; have since lived in Yer
mont, Ohio, and Iowa; have had seven
children, three of whom, all that are now
living, reside in Upton. May they live
to celebrate many more anniversaries Of
their wedding day.
Is not this the first Golden Wedding
ever celebrated in Iowa!
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CORONER's SALE.

DrBLlC NOTICE is hereby given, that by viz
L tue Of q special cKeca.oss issued out Of the
sGice ~ the clerk ~ the district court Of the
county II Cedar In the state Of Iowa, In favor Of
Hsrn an g. Coe, and against certain property Of
Walter :. Chiids, and 10 me directed have, Is by
said writ commanded levied upon the following
sescrIheI lot Of land, situated In the county Of
Cedar ard state u iowa TO Wit:
The west half Of .ae south east quarter Of sec.
non number thirty, Of township nnmber eighty.
,n., tsl) north or range number two west Of the
9Th principal meridian. containing eighty acres.
Add that will, in pursuance thereof 1t the court
house door, in the town Of Upton, on
Nondoy, the .SinteeaM day Of November,
A. d. 1857,
IT 10 O'Clock A. ~, proceed to cell said lands at
enbisc auction TO the highest bidder for cash
only. 10 satisfy the execution Aforesaid. Gjyea
~ Ter fay kand st Cedar county, this f4th dey III
Jelo Ter A. b. 1857 G. A. POUNDS.
ocsi7Ai Coroner of Cedar co.
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S0r We give this week the closing
chapter of what proves to have been a
nice little bit of romance, aud right glad
are we if, by any agency of our own
We have been the means of bringing about
a reconciliation between the parties. 1t
appears that "Kitty' once had lover,
who, having become enamored with her
attractions, spread out the wishes of his
heart before her, and, for time, all went
"nerry as = marriage bell" But time
brings changes, and SO it seems to have
done in the case of "kitty's' lover; and
she resorts to the Pen, fabulous for its
might, to administer to him some rather
caustic rebukes for his Inconsistency. Still
possessing lingering fame within his
breast, and touched, perhaps, by the
naughty spirit with which she breathes
forth her supposed injuries, he summons
the "Breezes," who had been the bearer
OF hermessage, and bids them tell her that
"pluing in his bower alone" and that
his "heart still clings to her." as in for.
mer days. In haste the airy sprites are
told to seek the "lonely bower" and bear
the sweet assurance that iu her heart there
still "iingers some Affection" and having
"half repented' of her severity, she
would "call him back again" This con-
cession on her part fills his heart with
strong emotion, ga he vows that they
no longer shall b 1.-TWO" The finale of
this little drama, We presume, will be the
announcement, ere long, Of the union
Of the happy twain.
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THE LITTLE PILanlM.--This little
monthly for children, makes its appear
ance regularly upon our table, and is vel
coined joyously by our little ones. 1t is
edited by Grace Greenwood, and is just
what We should expect from her, and
that is saying good deal in its favor.
/. is filled with useful and entertaining
articles, such as you will find no where
else We feel that it is hard times"
but we should not deprive our children
Of intellectual food. Send for il by all
means.
The terms are City cents year for a
single copy. 5 copies for 81. IA copies
aud one to gettoe-up of club, for S.. "a
copies and one t. ,,etter up OF club, for IS;
% copies for SIS
11Specimen numb5ls sent free Of
charges to all who reques, them.
Address, Leander K. ippincott, 1872
South Third street, Philadelphia.
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send For II. -.
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December number of the COSMOPOLITAN
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STATE OF low
CE5Aa coISiTY.
NOTICE s hereby siyal t6Ns the Chicago,
~ i.sa snd sehras1a Railroad has located ita
,Iae aud scress tee ne rts west faa.es 81 the
ho..h.s.st quarter OF section twenty Ase, aud
and across the northwest And the north sas.
quarters 81 the northeast quarter OF section
svontg Elk, both Of said sections being in town.
whip eighty :so, rangs two west Of the fifth prin.
sFal HieTi4..a. The orners CT seid tracts are
unknown = the ofieeFa OF said corporation The
ssnsTs are supposed 10 be non.residents and this
notise IL gives l. order .A4s. proceedings msg he
asdtqr ,he assessment OF damages occasioned by
the loeAs4pn ef said Ire aforesaid, as 10 pro,i
sod b. the lave Of the state ~ Iowa.
Chicago, Esa and Nebraska Railroad,
By Its attorney,
.xpt Il. 1857, p3Gtt Y. b. BAKER.
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TO al persons 'ehoni u may eoncera:
VOU are hereby notified thai Marietta Bailey
widow Of Amos Bailey deceased, late sf Ce
1ar county Iowa, Las made application ~ the
county court for the assignment Of her dover ~
sere,. in aud TO all the real estate which said Bal
my died seized Of; ard nniess you spneI ard
saswer thereto or tae Grst Monday in October
sx. referees ~tii w appointed: and ..slEnnsus
naie GEORGE SMITH,
County JuAEs
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LEGAL NOTICE,

AEystt Saith, Petition for divorce lie .As
District Court VI Cedar -,
sAnyslAsgussSs sn.h) Iowa
To Samuel augustus Sn,tth:
sIr-You are hereby notified that there /. nov file,
IL once OF The clerk u the district court in Cedar
county 10 The state u Iowa. petition VI harye smith
claiming Of yeu divorce from the bonds Of mairinlan
heretofore sing between you aud the said Aaryett,
for the that you have wfuily and without any
us; deserted and aasencd yourself from her for
period Of than three years. and that unless as
pear ard thereto before the hrst dag Of the
nexstena o. said court to be begun and holden the
18th asy % January A. D. lJ9, judgment will BE
asyse asaiEs. yea .serecn,
$, ". YOUNG.
Z. 4 . B.ssEII Cik. Dis. Court
Att7y for Plaintiff oet454
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sURrRlsIsG!-On Wednesday even,
ing last, the house of the pastor of the
Congregational Church of this place, as
quite unexpectedly entered by about one
hundred persons, large portion of whom
are supposed to have been members of
that society, who proceeded to make
themselves quite at home, notwithstan-
ding the presence of the inmates of the
fau,iy. But far from being in.imidated
By the sudden invasion, and the perfect
liberty With which all proceeded to in
vest Themselves, no emotions but those
of the most pleasing nature we're discern.
able, and ere the lapse of short hour an
invitation was extended to all present,
by the pastor, to repair to the dining hall
of the Goodrich House adjoining, and
there partake of the feast Of good things,
which, by the kind permission Of the la
dy of the house, had been as mystcriousIy
spread out for their reception. Of course
under such circumstances none but the
best spirit could prevail and ample JUS
tiee done BY way of diminishing tn e
tables Of their bounties. Upon a return
to the parsonage, it was discovered that
by some cause many things of value had
been left BY the besieging party, which
are duly appreciated by those into whose
hands they have fallen. We hope
to be witnesses Of similar scenes on
future occasions.
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~ Every body should go to the post-of-
fee and subscribe for the North Western
Farmer, If you live remote from this
Office send for Prospectus and get up
club in your own ncighborhood
See advertisement in another column.
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Agents for the Advertiser.

COOP NEws-You can now get cash
for your wheaton, what is about the
same, the very best Of ready made
slcthing, ut Cassad L Gillmore's Clothing
Emporium See card.
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The General Land Ofice.

BY the annual report from the GeDer-
d Land Office, it appears that during the
Eve quarters ending Sept 30, 1857, there
have been sold 5,300,550 acres Of the
public lands, yielding $t,225,0OS, in
cash; 73sl,010 have been located Nth
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The cost Of transporting the wreck
Of Walkers army from Panama to Aspin-
wall was 81 ATS. This is yet unpaid, and
the Secretary Of the Navy recommends
that the Government pay it.
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~ IIiix.AuU Adv khaiSLMLNlS,
From the Advertising House Of
w. 8. SPENCER d Co,

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FOR 1858.
i Farmers, Gardeners Fruit Growsn.and
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y ~ varieties Of the choicest and rarest
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Il In addition to the above, several choice
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to every LADY subscriber. or to the wife
Of every subscriber.
4 GENTS HAVE EXTRA SEEDS.
IA Agents get several extra varieties Of
seeds, and Volume Of the paper for eve
~ 10 subscribers.
rI.HE FARMER CONTAINS
l. 20 to 80 large pages monthly
10 to lS fne Engravirgs monthly,
ls neatly bound and covered monthly,
Each number makes book monthly
Has more sorrespo ndents than any other,
10 devoted ~ I'll departments OF Agricu!.
ture.
HoRr'qsystar'Ssrt1f,m monthly Agriculture, Jour.
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to all kinds OF Fruita The Editor il a
practical fruit grower N over twenty
years standing in the West assisted by
large number Of the oldest and most expe-
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tics-many OF whom were among the first
settlers Of WIscoNsiN ILLINOIS, and Iowa.
Thi. department, within itself, il peculiar.
~ the IL oitcultural journal tor the whole
West embracing rs 1t does, the Eiost
reliable infoimoton from men no have
gea,heEcd their knowied &c from practical
observation and cZpei fence in our midst.
AIDES DEPARTMENT.
/. Each nurrber has a Department devoted
to Household afIhrs edited by Lady
assisted Dy a large number of lady cores
rHI.leats. In l. MAJ ue found hundreds
Z. pIsctlcal hints NeceIpts &c. upon ev.
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would imply paper pecui!arl! adapted
to the farmers of the whole Northwest.
Il nas a larger number and range ot cor
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TERMS: siugle Copy, 81: Five Copies, $3.50; Ten
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Now reader, send for specimen copy and Prospectus
and up Club among your neighbors. In the Pros
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buted to agents and subscribers, notices ofthe Farmer
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GoSER's FERRY, Dec Str. 1851.
Y~sfRAYED from this place. ia May last one
Il black horse colt small star in his forehead,
.m al size. AMI two years old this fall. Any in.
formation will be literally rewarded by the suit
. .rfhar Aaf ROBT. COVER