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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

NOR SALE Oh TO LEr-SEvERAL SMALL BROWN
atone stusted the nor,herly aide of Twentieth
street. Of the Second There SQUIRT yards ard
balconies In 'front.' which impsrt pleasing and genoel sp
the houses All the modern such
50 gas fixtures Croen BAH room water closets and
conveniently arranged for small families than hese We
call the attention Of those who board
and Of limited the fact that these houses require
but sle furniture, which will reduce considerably the
penses furnishing house For further inor
nation apply 10 THOs. MACfARLAN SONS, No. $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

IIyOR sALE-A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
Astoria, L. L. opposite Eighty sixth street. New York,
containing nearly of ground beautifully located aud
laid out with great OF all kinds OF fruit and
namena and shrubbery and large vegetable garden
under cultivation Un the premises comfortable dwe
ling house good and other outhouses well of excel
lent &c The place fronts two highways and pre-
senis opportunity either for investment specuaton
Wil be sold very accommodating terms, Apply TO W. Ia
6. HARRIHON e Duane a:reet, n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

EOR sALE-A FARM, ABOUT THREE HOURS RIDE
the city, in Connecticut. There $50 with
good buildings plenty Of ut of the best farms in
the stae City property small farm will be taken Ia
part payment. Inquire Of A. AnN0UX SCI Broadway I'M
de 81. NichOaS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

UosrpU a. A T. yDGE, JR.-rIHgr PREMIUM FIRE
I works -rhe subscrfers claim be tbs only msuufsc
ur~rs ~ First premium nreworksr IN the Uned slsies
hsvns ken every rs premium fireworks offered BY the
American Tnsue he pas. wears also at7s Mar
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witch deem cpnc1stve evidence Of tner superiority over
all makers inaunuch az they feclre pNlng hrf
scrh Point Jersey Ctr ". J. W. J. SHHs BRO, aols
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-18
Railroad Convention at Wilton.

In accordance with the invitation of
the Upton H. Il. Co., q large delegation
of the business men Of this city met the
delegations from Upton and the surroun-
ding country, at Wilton, on Saturday,
September 18th, and organized by the
appointment of George Schumacher, Esq i,
OF Upton, President, and Hugh j. Camp
bell, Of Muscatine, as Secretary of the
meeting.
J Scott Richman, Esq, being called
upon, stated on the part of Muscatine,
that the people Of that city were deter
mined to have road from Wilton to Tip
ton. They had talked long enough abeu.
it, and now they had taken off their coats
and relied up their sleeves, and were
going to work. They had been excited
to action by the noble example of their
brethren Of Upton, who, with the cncr-
gy and enterprise which had always
characterized them, had set them to work
to build their road. The question was
on the best mode of organizing. There
were two plans--to organize as sepa-
rate road, or as a branch of the Upton
railroad. They do not wish to interfere
in any manner with the road already or
ganized, but to hit upon some plan of
joint and efficient action The survey
can b. commenced immediately.
Judge Tuthll said that Cedar county
had long wanted and sought communi-
cation with the Mississippi, aud had
failed several times. There had been
several projects. One was road to Will
ton. which failed from the refusal Of the
NJ. & NJ. II r. to build branch in that
direction. They have finally resolved to
intersect with the c., |. Il ~ II. r.,
which is already laid within eight miles
of Upton. The road is short, and can
be built by Upton itself Some portion
Of tho road from Keokuk to Dubuque is
already built The sections finished are
from Keokuk to Montrose, Colunlbus
City to Wilton, and from Dubuque to
Farley, and tho road from Farley to Ana
mosa is graded and part of the iron laid.
We resolved to do our share to get this
road north and south thu ough
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-18
4. II. TplnplIu.

This gentleman, who is the Democrat
ic candidate for District Attorney, made
speech at the Democratic Convention,
On last Tuesday evening, which it is said
is Characteristic Of the man. If it is,
every honorable lawyer must have wish
ed that his suspension from practicing at
the bar, decreed by Judge Letfingwell
had been for six years instead Of six
months. lie began his speech by saying
the Democratic party ought not to be re-
rponsible for the acts Of It's leading men,
aud ended with vulgar stories, too indie
cent to be told in the lowest doggeries
yet it was apparently very interesting to
. portion Of his Democratic hearers. A
fallen woman is said to be worse than
fallen man; aud III this, his case, fallen
preacher seems to be worse than --- any
woman can be.
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The Republican Convention, on Satur-
day last, was well and fully attended, ev-
cry township but two being represented.
There was great harmony among the
members, and a strong determination
manifested to elect the ticket The mat
ter of the resignation Of the County
Judge ives entirely unexpected, no mem
Der Of the Convention being aware of it
until the day Of the Convention.
The members Of the Convention, and
through them the Republicans Of the
county, have our thanks for their conf
dence in Us which they manifested in the
nomination.
1t is with pleasure that We announcethat
Judge Smith, in accordance with there
quest ola large number of his friends, our
self with the rest. has consented to contin
ne in the Office to which he was elected.
There will therefore be 10 election of
County Judge this fall
Our candidate for Clerk, s. w Stafford,
is well known to most of the citizens Of
this section Of the county. To them
nothing need be said Of him. To those
who do not know him, We would say, that
he is a man of unimpeachable character
and integrity,--nothing can truthfully
be said against him. lie is well qualified
To discharge the duties of the office for
which he is nominated, being an excel
lent penman, aud Of first rate business
habits. lie has been Republican since
the organization Of the party. lie is not
a man who changes his politics in order
to get an Office We lock fer his triumph
ant election. lie is every way as well
qualified for the Office as his opponent.
Except what experience he has had, and
which can easily be acquired and has
not changed his politics ;aa: at the time
Of the Convention.
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The Upton Railroad.

In another place We give the proceed
ings of the railroad meeting at Wilton,
on Saturday last, from which our readers
will see that the people are alive. and that
things are bound to move straight ahead.
We expect the surveys will be so far
completed that the engineer will be able
to report his estimates at tn. meeting of
the Board Oh Thursday next, and we hope
that soon thereafter work will be COM
menced. The stock solicitors are meet
ing with good success. Our prospects
are Frightening
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-18

A. b. MILLER. The Cerro Gordo
Press, published at his home, thus speaks
of our candidate for Register Of the
State Land Office:
"Upon the republican State ticket we
see the name of but one nominee of
whom we have personal knowledge--A
b. Miller, Of this county. Of Mr.. Mil
Ter, We hesitate not to say, he is gentle
man in whom the Republican party of
this State may pride themselves of hav-
jig made wise choice of man possess
ing sterling worth and talent The Re-
publicans could have picked very few
men from their ranks who would better
discharge the duties of Register of the
State Land Office, than Mr.. Miller.
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NOTICE TO THOSE INDEBTED TO
TiPTON SCAOOE DISTRICT.

A meeting OF the Board of said District
"A held Aug. 18th, 1883, the following order
was made:
Whereas said District il in debt and likely to
he prosecuted, and Costs made the District
and whereas the Board have no moneys in their
hands to pay or said indebtedness; and whereas
there are taxes due the distrie. for the years 1855
and 1857, TO near the amount OF one thousand
dailarsi Nov II said taxes are not paid by the
18TH day o. September, is5s, JaRes w. Ragley
sub.direetort is hereby required To proceed accor
ding To law 10 collect the said taxes aortawith,r
Dope BY order OF the hoard.
S. f. GCSSoLUs, rrcs,s,
III. RElGaRT Sec'y, -
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IeEPUBLrCAx CONVENTION.

1AbA- DhsASA1 OON v EN- AlONs
The Cedar County Republican Conver-
ton met At the court house, on Saturday,
the 18th inst, at two o'clock p. NJ, aud
was called to order BY s. s. Daniels,
chairman Of the County Central Commit
tee.
On motion, F. A. Gates, Of Massilon
township, WINS elected President of the
Convention, and G. A. Pound, Of Inland,
Secretary.
Messrs. A. s. Iybe, Thos. james, and
J. Huber, were appoisted a committee
on credentials.
The committee reported the following
as delegates frora their respective town
ships:
Centre Township-J. II. Bireley, G..
p. Ingman, A. Ford, j. Maynard, II. G..
Coe, T. Manly, A. s. Lybc, ]. Ford, j.
Huber.
Pioneer Township-B. Weeks, N.
Rathburn.
Massilon--J. 8. Barwcll, +. A. Gates.
Fremont--R. Davidson, Il. Davidson.
Red Oak-Wm. Virgins.
Sugar Creek--Geo. A. Giyan, j. NJ.
Casebecr.
Cass-M. Munsell, N. j. Hawley.
Iowa-Hon. j. w. Cattell.
Springdale-S. Yates, Thomas James
Dayton-W. Robson, Homer Frink.
Gower-Hon. Ed. Wright.
Rochester,. w. Cooper, d. Case
beer.
Inland-E. L. Bassett, VIM. McLane.
Springfield. d. Shearer, d. s.
Clark, j. II. Cue.
The report of the committee was ac-
cepted.
j. Maynard presented to the Conven-
ton letter from the Hon. Geo. Smith,
County Judge Of Cedar county, stating
that in consequence Of i'll health, he felt
that he should be compelled to resign his
office, and therefore he notified the Con-
vention of the fact, that they might take
such action thereon as seemed to them
best
On motion it was resolved to proceed
to an informal ballot for a candidate for
the Office of County Judge.
The President appointed J. Ii. Bire-
ley and Hon. Ed. Wright, tellers.
Forty-three votes were cast, of which
S. s. Daniels received 40 and j. w. Bag
ley 3 votes.
Wheroupon, it was moved and carried
that S. s. Daniels be nominated by acela-
nation for the Office Of County Judge.
On motion, it was decided to proceed
to an informal ballot for candidate for
the Office of District Clerk.
Forty votes were cast, Of which s. w.
Stafford received 10 votes, j. III. Cue 1
VIM. McClane 3 s.. Yates s, J. W. Bag
ley 4, b. L. Boynton 2.
On motion 1T was resolved to proceed
to formal ballot for candidat for Clerk.
j. H. Cue wished his name withdrawn.
as it had been used without his knowl-
edge or consent.
Messrs. McClanc and Bagley withdrew
their names.
Thirty nine votes were cast. of which
s. w. Stafford received a, and S. Yates
Is.
On motion, Mr.. Stafford was nomina-
ted by acclamation.
On motion, Convention adjourned.
T. A. GATES, Pres.
c. A. Pound, Secy.
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The Two S.Demoerats.S


We receive, as exchanges, one paper
called "The State Democrat" published
in Davenport, and another called the Ce-
dar Democrat, published in Upton. One
is very much like the other, and the other
is very much like the one 1T is not,
however, so ably or consistently conduc-
ted. They are equally INSCRIPTIONS in
their attacks. As the names of the pa
pers are alike, so are their editorials. We
do not accuse either Of plagiarism. Great
minds generally arrive at the same con-
clusion, and, sometimes, by precisely the
same process of reasoning. la the State
Democrat of the 9th inst, and the &C.
dar Democrat Of the llth, we find cdito-
rials, on the same subject, which are stri-
kingly alike. Their authors must have
been born at nearly the same time and
place. They are both endeavoring to
ret around the fact that there is a re-
ducton of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS in the State taxes from last
year. This fact they deny. They ad-
NIT the reduction Of one-fourtL in the
State levy, but say the valuation is in
creased. In answer to this falschood we
refer to the list Of counties, with the
amount Of State tax in each, which We
give in another column. Below will be
found the editorials" in part. We
could give more of the same sort from
the same papers, but have not space. The
italicising is as We Gnd it:
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Observation-Disclosures,

- HAVE ENTIRE CONTROL or 4 VERY
-. superior Quality of Russian HTpfrr SssG
- Wheat, ian article introduced into the wheat
- growing districts OF RusSia) which has reen
= loahd 10 succeed better than any Winter Wheat
- ever cultivated IN that country From Russia
- II vas introduced into Canada, Aiehiean Min.
htaata ana ILLINOIS,, IN each Of which Ii has
= Httastood the most 9eyerc winters and ths
- "ettest springs, To the satisfaction of tie far.
= nj, III produces from 20 10 30 bushels 10 ore
#heb soWn on COED land AMI from It's harav
nature WI! lot winter kill or drown-gut from.
-. tie ehecis OF aNet spring. ltmav he suvn
any hme between tAe first Vt july aad The frst
-. OF November
e fAIhAGEa suta- lent 10 produce from ~
T. bushels the first year. pat up in strong sacks
VII DC sent TO Az address on sAe recent OF
pne DoH1r by mail. Address
q. ". 1EHEI, L. q. box 45a7,
= ~ learhon-St.. Chicago, H.
- Dealer IN Farming Lands ana CITY propeftv
= Also lands located at all the government land
% offices, with Warrants or cash Those having
- farms or farming lands for sale, win tind nv
Office one Of the test mediums 10 DISPOSE OF tie
:. SANE.
q III PER TO
=. Hon. Jnn Wilson. Colu'PI c Land Dent Chfrag,
- Col. r. J. Hamilton, p"
-~ Rev. H. N. Bishop, :.
- lion. Henr, A. Wise, Gov. Of yirganta.
Messrs Sweeney, Ritteahouse, FAINT :. Co. bankers
Washington, d. e.
=. lien. George Briggs. New York
- Hon. VIM. w. Ross, tiov. az Delaware
= HOLT. Forsyth, Es1., GENT FS.A-'t. [. C.. R.R
= y ~, IN ordering, give your name. post oflce,
county aud State, aaa the name Of Ii aaarcs, IA,
- press otire. f,m5
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EXECCTRTy, NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given, thai letters OF admin.
IN isiraiion have been duly issued to me u the
county court Of Cedar county, Iowa, upon The es.
tate Of Thomas Burrows deceased. All persons
lndebtedto said estate will make payment at once
to the subscriber, and those having claims against
said estate will present them duly authenticated
for settlement ELIZABETH BURROWS
Sent It'll, ls5R.--1G EArcntrix
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-18
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, by an Act OF the Seventh
General Assembly of the State of Iowa,
entitled "An act revising and amending
title " of Code, and further providing
for elections, filing vacancies in office,
designations, and contesting elections;
approved March 23d, 1858, it was made
the duty of the Governor, at least thirty
days before any general election, to issue
his proclamation, designating all the Of,
fees to be filed BY the vote of all the
electors in the State, or by the electors
of any Judicial District:
Now therefore, |, Ralph ?. Lowe,
Governor of the State OF Iowa, do by
this my proclamation publish and declare,
that ut the mex, General Election, to be
held in this State Oh the SECOND
TUESDAY Of OCTOBER next, the
following Offices are to be filed BY vote
of all the electors of this State, to wit:
The Office of Secretary of State;
The Office of Auditor of State;
The office of Treasurer of State;
The Office of Attorney General;
The ofliceof Register State Land Office;
The Office Of Commissioner Of the Des
Moines River Improvement. ..
AID the following Offices are to be
filed by vote of the electors of each of
the eleven Judicial Districts of this State,
as established by act of the said General
Assembly, to wit; ......
The office of District Judge; .-....
The Office of District Attorney;
The Office of one Member of the
Board of Education. #
Whereof all citizens and officers con-
cerned, particularly the Sherifis Of the
several counties, will take notice, and be
governed accordingly.
In testimony whereof | have
~ hereunto set my hand, and
affixed the Great Seal of the
"' State of Iowa
~ Done at Des Moincs this ninth
day of August, A.. d. 1858, of the indie
pendence Of the United States the SD,
and of this State the 18th
.... RALPH p. LOWE.
BY the Governor. @~
ELI All SELLS,
Sacratary Of State
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RepubIicau County Convention.

The Republicans of Cedar County are hereby
requested to attend County Convention, to
Be held at the Court House in Upton, on Satur-
day the 18th Of September, 1853 at IL O'Clock,
for the purpose Of nominating a candidate for
State Senator and to transact such other business
as may come before the Convention
Tie ratio of representation will be a delegate
for each township, one for every 80 Republican
votes cast for Governor III October last and one
for each fraction of Is votes. The precincts
therefore will be entitled 10 tie fol owing repre-
sentations:
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best edium

member Of this Club, who Is willing to
Aink and oef Jor hims>,f, who believes
those that labor with their hauds, are the
Lords Of the Soil' and the true aud
only nobility, and who will use all honor
able means to.eiect men 10 act as our ser
wants in office, who believe and practice
the same doctrine. - 7iGa { OAsol 7riJ.
- The State Teachers Association. at
its recent meeting in Davenport, arpein-
ted four experienced teachers to conduct
the Institutes in this S,ute during the
present autumn. Mr.. ID. Il. Wells and
Mr. j. l.. Enos for the northern half,
and MIR. c. G. Nestlerode and j. H. San
dcrs for the southern half Of the State.
Teachers wishing their services will ad-
dress; fer the north, j. L. Enos, Cedar
Rapids; and for the south, j. FL. San
ders, Valley, Washington county.
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HuGH J. CAMPBELL, Sec'y.
Constitution of the Jackson Township
ssMud Sili's Club.
oREA .IHLT

Whereas, A deadly hatred has been
manifested towards, and a supreme con
tempt, shown for the Working Class Of
these United States, who Earn their
bread by the sweat of their BROW by
Aristocrats, wealthy Monopolists, South
ern Oligarchists and Slave Breeders; and
Whereas, much learning and profound
thought, has been expended in selecting,
aud forming words and epithets, mean
enough to stigmatize and denounce the
"Hard- Fisted leomanry' OF the coun-
try; and since, that Master Genius, Sen
ator Hammond Of South Carolina, bore
the pains of travail, and was safely de-
livered in the capitol at Washington, lin
the presence of many Senators aud anx-
ious sympathizers,l of that Legitimate,
comprehensive and master production,
".Nud Sill"
We do willingly, and "of our own ac-
cord" accept the title, as BETTING us,
and appropriate to our occupation and
hence do form ourselves il to Mud Sill
Club under the following
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-18

I1y~ 1t is observable that dogs always
turn round and round several times be-
fore they lie down to sleep. We judge
from certain symptoms that the Buchan-
an administration is getting sleepy
Lou. Jour. ....
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records, andsany who dare to dispute it
can examine the matter fer themselves.
The reduction of taxes in the whole State
is very large, and is madc in nearly all
the counties Of the State.
Yours respectfully. John Pattee.
State tax Of State tax Of
1857. 1858.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
lKlcction, October 18th, 1851 a.. ..M-
For Secretary IF State,
..a ELIJAH SELLS,
'U Nascstine Cesnty.
For Aedtor Of State,
JONATHAN W. CATTELL,
OF Cedar County.
For Treasurer, Of State,
JOHN w. JONES,
or Hardin County.
For Register Of State Land Office,
AMOS B. MILLER,
OF Cerro Gordo County.
For attorney General,
SAMUEL 4. RICE,
ssi Mahaska County.
For Commissioner of Des 1Hoiaes Rirer
improvement.
WIN. G. DRAKE,
OF Wayne County.
For Representative in Congress second
District.
WM. VANDEVER,
OF Dubuque County.
DISTRICT TICKET.
For Judge Of sh judicial District.
WIN. L. MILLER,
OF Johnson County,
For District 4ttorney,
|. L. ALLEN,
Or Tama County.
For Member Of Board IF Education.
+. NJ. CONNOLLY,
Of Iowa County,
COUNTY TICKET.
For Clerk District Court,
SAMUEL w. STAFFORD.
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ExECUTOR,S NOTICE.

NOTICES h,rsby given, that letters Of admin
~ istration have been duly issued to me b. the
county cost Of Cedar county, Iowa, upon the es
tate Of Richard G. Hardin, deceased All per-
sons Indebted to said estate will make payment
at once to the subscriber, and those having claims
against said estate will present them duly an
theniicatea, for settlement. TH0MASJaMEs,
Sept 18th 1858. 81 ExEcf-rap
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NOTICE,

a IL THOSE KNOWING THEMSELVES IN
debted 70 School District no. l. Centre ~p.
Seaar To-, Iowa, either for taxes pe rate / lin
VIII plehae call al my residence in Tipton, and
selte lAe same, A. tue law makes Il lily dHty t.
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