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Further Discussion Refused.

The list Of appointments made by the
| Democratic State Central Committee, fot
Gen. Dodge, Ito which they invited Mr.
| kirkwood) terminates on the 18th inst.
! No appointments in the northern coun.
| ties were made for the General The Re.
! publican Committee, in accordance with
/ TIE wishes of Mr.. kirkwood, expressed i;
desire for conference, to fill out list oil
appointments extending to that portion oi
the State. They could get no definite
answer for some time. GA Monday or
Tuesday Of last week, they were inform,
ed that District meetings had been ar.
ranged for Gen. Dodge, which would pre-
Glade further joint appointments and P;
,,"lpliance with the request made Of
them he Democratic Committce.)
;, rs been al the time perfectly vel
known to tn Democ, ~''e COMMITTEE that
Mr.. Kirkwood ,.'osired to canvass IS tn.
State with his competl,o., up TN ''' o''
Of election This fact has bee, nFoe;a'H
ed over and ever again by the Repuor.>~ an
press. The Committee, therefore, had it
in their power to make list Of appoint
mcnts covering I'll the time Intervening
between the nominations and the election.
Why did they net do it Simply be-
cause they preferred to prevent such
joint mcetingg. At late day, they put
forth list Of appointments that conpcn-
cd Mr.. kirkwood to retrace his steps and
visit a second time, counties in which he
had already held meetings, or lose the op-
portunity of meeting Gen. Dodge. Not
outstanding the eyindent design and
desire TO shake of Mr.. Kirk cod, the list
of appointments was accepted aud has
been filed up to the time, But all efforts
10 extend that list to the northern coun-
ties, have failed. The pro-slavery teach.
incs of the ex Spanish Ambassador would
not suit that section Of the State. He
dare not 20 there and make the arow-
ais uttered with such shamelossncss in
the southern counties. Besides these
discussions have been losing business
to the General, from the very start; and
they must be stopped, however paltry tic
excuse for SO doing. The men who ap.
pointed the District Meetings. appointed
all the others, and they would experience
no difficulty il cxcusing Gen. Dodge froal
the former, they desired so to do
Let be understood, therefore, By the
people of the State, tina. the Democratic
Committee dare not let their Gubcruato-
rial candidate visit the northern counties
with Mr.. kirkwood, and proclaim his
base subserTiency to the Slave Power. as
he has done elsewhere. The dose nause-
ated, even in the hairy natl ion and would
almost annihilate the Democratic pa-tv
IN the north, if administered there
Citizen
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--as~~e --As sEI<s1<
News Etrt,,s.

The Columbus City Enterprise has re
ccived letter from George W. Ncdrow
dated Auraria, Kansas, August 9Th, and
enclosing a specimen Of gold from the
mlnes near that place. He gives ia.
vorable account from the mines, but SAYS
it requires capital to work them to any
advantage. The cholera was raging fear.
fully-from 20 to 30 deaths day occur,
ing among the miners
FoREIGa,-The steamship Anglo Sax
on arrived at Father Point, On the l1th
with Liverpool dates to 3lst ult. The
reports of proceedings at the Pctcc Con-
ference continue contradictory, but there
is every reason TO believe that the Sardiu-
ian pleui potcntiary will uot a!iix his sig
nitare to any protocol in favor of the re-
turn of the dcposed rulers Of the Ouch
les. The town of Soma Italy has been
visited BY an earthquake, causing large
destruction of property. Two hundred
persons were killed and large number
injured. The steamship Great Eastern
was to leave FOR America on the 18th OF
September. Leigh Hunt, the celebrated
author, died at London, on the 18th of
August, ia the 18th year Of his aye
The steamer Star OF the " est, from As
pinwall, with California mails of the 10Th
ult., arrived at New York gu the 18th
She brings upwards Of two millions treas
uTc, and $50 passengers. The California
advices have been anticipated The Ia
test account says that Peru had formally
decided upon war against Ecuador.
Dy-A fire in the s'Tcn Buildings"
magnificent block on Fourth street, St.
Louis, on Saturday last, destroyed prop
efty to the amount Sl0e, 600 Gay Il Co,
cFockerv dealers, suffered loss of 500
600. The fire originated from the explo-
sion Of a britanis lamp. No lives lost -
Two persons in the second story Of The
building escaped severely burned
sS" Utah papers furnish al account of
the massacre Of party of emigrauts on
Oregon river, July 9th, by the Bannock
aud Snashenea Indians. Six men and
one woman were kill d, and the same
number wounded, some of the men nor
tally The Indians robbed the wagons Of
81, 100, and drove off aquantity Of stock.
These same Indians were previously re-
ported az having been severely chastised
by Lieut.. Gray.
IL appears by dispatch from Wash
ington OF the 10th that the delectable Sc
eret circulars signed by G Donnel!an. (
Mr. Buchanln's agent to defeat the will
Of the people Of Iowa aud secure the eifc. /
ton o. Gen. Dodge, were forwarded up- /
Ter the frank Of Senator Bright, the BIO.
sus Democratic Congressman from Indi- /
ma Thus is exposed another feature Of
his seandalons scheme so strengthen
fe outposts."
Some New York physicians say that
weet cream is better than cod liver oil
or consumptiye patients.
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II the 2gth pisgc, composed Of Warren c"on.
+, ahe seth District composed Of the count'e.
- Madison. Dallas ana Adsir, onsScnotor.
In thcas2a District comrH'ea oi me c9nhties
a.mfrsna. crau for d, Carroll, Greene, Woodbury.,
Sas Ida. alheun, Webster Humboldt, Pocahon
80 uasna Vista Cherokee, plymouth, sioux.
o.L,;sn 1lsy. pnlo Alto, kossuth, Emmett, Dick.
usor, 1sccea ard BIncomhe, one senator
In the sd rstrict, composed OF tie co"htes
In The s4th District composed Of the counties
az Jasrer ane4 Marshall, one senator.
Ia tie 35th District, COMPOSED OF the conhtit'
Of Bsetnn aud Tama, ne senator
In the seth District. composed o' we COUNTS =.
c,masv pack liaws, Batter and franklin, o'o Seha-
the 37th District onposea Of the counties Of Del
a.ar. and Buchanan, one senator
In the 55th District, composed vi the e7'o' VI E"s
cite snd Brcmer. ore Senator ., . Ill -. -,
In the Goth District, composed OF t'e counties VI al
1 .r.,ree and Winpeshek. one senator.
In The scth District. composed OF the counties Of
uoward SldcEesaw. Mitchell, Floyd, Cerro ""rdo'
shs Al II District composed Cf the counties Of sto-
| ~ boone. Hardin and LA 3tlson, one 'nator'
hnd in the 10Th District, composed 81 Seot county,
one Senator, I'LL the vacancy oceas"nea ny the re'g
! nation Of Hon. Nicholas J. kusch'
Whereof all citizens ard others c9lc'rhed par'lcn
larry the Sheris Of the severn coua.@' VIII SAM III"
| tee ard he governed thereby. !,
! In testimony, whereof, have hafenh'o set my nanh
and affixed the Great Seal Of the State OF Iowa Done
! at Dss noipes the ed day Of August l65o. Of
the Independence of the United States the 7ith,
| jh's'} and of this State the l2th: r,, - ,or,r
| - by the Governor. hALlh l. Lo"h'
| EtIsAH Sells, Sec, Of State.
Norp. The aah Section OF Chapter l59, laws 0 ls5-'
proyides as follows: at shall be the duty OF the Sher
In 10 give at least days notice thereof W causing
~ such proslanat be published III some new
p,per published in the county, II any he phhilshco
therein, and if not, by posting copy 81 the prTcaa
tion In not less than five Of the most public places IN
the county,
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Senate Journal Page 355. q
The vote in oths House stood yeas oo'
nays ,. Os the yeas Il were Democrats
With but qpc Democrat in the negative
See Hos,S journal page BIO.
The whole number Of Democrats voting
on the bill was 33, of which humber 81
voted in the affirmative. In either
House the Den o;rats gould have defeated
this bill by Withdrawing their votes pnt
they preferred to give it an emphatic
Democratic endorsement by voting for IT,
Let the Jcfc; senida pitch Into Its FRIENDS,
The bill fixing the compensation OF
members of the General Assembly al
three dollars per day, passed the Senate
as follows: yeas 81, nays none-li Dem-
ocrats voting in the afirmatlVe;--See
Senate .'oarnal, page 407.
In the House, the vote stood--oi, nays
1-of the yeas, 20 were Democrats
See House journal, Page Al.
The whole number Of Democrats vot-
ing on the bill was 81, of which number
| 81 voted in the affirmative. So this bill
is endorsed by the Democratic party. Let
the yeEersonian pitch into its friends
The bill making an appropriation OF
81, 900 for swamp land purposes, passed
the Senote by vote of yeas %, nays 3
OF the yeas, 8 were Democrats; OF the
nays, were Democrats. Zee Senate
Journa!, page ia.
If the 6 Democrats had not voted fol
the bill, it would have had but II votes
. less than constitutional majority
and would, of course, have failed
The same bill passed the House, by
vote of yeas, SO, nays, !. Of tie yeas
rs were Democrats, while not Demo
crat vote was cast in the negative. De
House Journal, page l23
This statement shows that, out OF :
Democrats votiopg for the bill, 33 vote'
in the affirmative, and only ! the mega
tive. The Democratic party, therefore
endorsed the swamp land appropriation
bill Will the Jc6ers,nion please pitc'
into its friends.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.--Tho bill
establishing the Agricultural Colleg
passed the Senate by the following vote
yeas "A, nays 5. OF the yeas 6 wer
Democrats, and of the nays 1 were Dem
ocrats, - See Senate journal, page 525
IF the five Democrats had not voted to
the bill it would have been left with bu
ls votes, and would have failed for wan
Of constitutional majority.
In the House tho vote stosd, yeas Il
nays 5. OF the yeas l6 were Democrats
of the nays but two were Democrats. -
Sec House Journal, page 600.
Without the Is Democrats voting i
the affirmative the bill would have ha
but 80 votes, and must have failed fo
want Of constitutional majority. TIL
whole number eff Democrats voting o
the bill in both Houses was II, of whol
, 22 voted for it, Thus it appcrs that til
Democrats had the power in both House
to defeat it; but instead Of doing so
majority of them voted for the bill, an
thereby gave it the endorsement Of the
party. Let the Jcfcrsoaian pitch in;
its friends. --fatrEeid Ledger.
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haveobecn before the Convention, they
are now year candidates--.hey represent
the Republican party in the coming c:n-
vass. The defeat of9any one OF them,
will not be SO much the defeat of the
person running as of tie party. They
have been fairly and honorab'y nominal
cd, and you owe it to them, to the State,
and to the Nation, to do all you can to
secure their election. That any guam
ti.y of stories will be started against
them is to be expected from the charac,
ter Of the opposition, but the leaders aud
organ of that party are too well known fol
them to have any effect with seusible
men. Tho paper that last week said that
Hon. J.W. Cattell was a dishonest knave
and that DR.. Maynard drew 500 from
the State treasury and put a part of il
into his own pocket, can give currency
to any faIsehood, no matter how un
founded and slanderous it inny be.
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Bls~Tle Democrat of last week, pub

Bas~TLc Democrat of last week, pub
fishes an ;rticle from the Council Bluff S
BagIc, charging that Republican officials
have purchased the old Park House, at
Iowa City, for Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
1t declares that it is unfit for the pur-
pose; and that it is another instance
Of taa Outrageous extravaganza of the
Republicans. The truth very soon floors
that laischood, as it does others, started
by Democratic papers for political effect.
Those having charge of the Deaf and
Dumb, have rented the Park House for =
temporary Asylum, their old quarters
(also rented being entirely too small. -
1t was so announced in TIC Iowa City pa
per at the tiAe. No one ever thought OF
purchasing it for that purpose. Col. l..
W. Rabbit, Democratic candidate for
Lieut.. Governor, and de;aulter to the L.
S. in some $4,000, is the editor of the
Council Bluffs Bug1c
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MCCAskY, CAMBELL
The School Article.

! The School Article in the new Cons.i
tuition was e pure Democratic origin. =.
It was the offspring and particular pet o
J. {. Hall, ard the Democracy must stant
up TO the responsibility of its passage il
the Convention, the following vote on il;
adoption will show The yeas and nays
on its adoption in the Convention were
as follows
YEAS: The President, Messrs AYERS
Edwards, Els, EMERSON, GInnsoS, GIL
LAsrY, Cover, HALL, HARRIS, Hollins
worth, JOHNSTON Marvin, PALMER, Par
vim, PATTERSON, PETERS, Price, Seelcy,
Skiff, SOLOMON, Todhunter, Warren
23.
NAYS: Messrs, Bunker, Clarke of Hen
ry, Clarke of Johnson, Gray, Traer, vii,
son, Winchester and Young-S.--,See
con Debates Page 1890.
We have placed the Democrats in
small caps, and it appears that, while II
voted for an article, not one voted against
1.-THE s nays being Republicans. Ii
the Il Democrats who voted for the ar
ticle had voted with the Republicans
who voted in the negative, the vote
would have stood--yeas ! |, nays 20, and
the article would have been defeated -
Let the .JcBersonian pitch into its friends.
STATE UNIVERSITY The bill provid-
ing for an appropriation Of $4,000 to
the State University, passed the Senate
by the following vote: yeas y nays. vi
the yeas o were Democrats, while but two
Democrats voted in the negatiye,-See
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
FURNITURE
&c JJPhOlStGI

...-a-r,--~-n The undersigned, row HAVING
-ss..,-s,ss on hand tie largest and moot
A@3-s------st5 complete uss0i tmcnt OF furniture
ever brought to this town, would respectfully I'D
yi,a tbe attention of the clizgns Of Cedar and
surrounding to it--bcing fully COM inccd thatfo
pr.Dy.p.y he can make il TO the Interest OF all
to buy Of hi,a + IL motto II
Quick Sales, Small Profits, Speedy Returns!
He viii sell any and every article inohIs line
trade at River Prices, adding cost OF tranSpoFsa-
lion, and will
Take all kinds of Produce at Niyer Prices
Wishing to encourage hoRetrade, thus keep
ing the money casually paid for snch goods 10
stran rcrsl at home, b. cjfrs to sell on these
terms. .
His stock is full and complete. All Kinds o!
wo made to order on The shortest ro;ite, and
all work made in his Sh9f, warranted.
Store one door east Of 4w Glands
WM. BAGLEY.
Tin+rn Aup 9Th Is5D-na3J
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oS0's' W 1--WE, % p ItFlnt 1909.
To John n Painter.
~ AT County Court. begun and hell 1t
- The cotsit House in Upton. on TIL 3th ,av af
SePVeMpsb 1922: Present. eco. smith Judge
II was ordered that roa as Guardian Of BaTci.v
and s"ssph Goppoek, proceed 10 cell, after riT
,nS "sal ahh sufficient notice. the following
IaaeS, = ihs lands OF brrclas Coppoek and Jo.
seph Ceppoek, (min 3rs) toWit. The northwest
4aarfer 81 The southwest quarter OF Sectton
elghf, IN Township eighty .ioar, raH re five wesr
~ Linn county, aud report 70 this Court at it,
regular term IN November ls5s
{ WttEess: Geo, Smith. COUNTY Judge of
! Ls. Cedar county with tie seal vi said
County attached this 5th day Of sen
tsnier, 1850
.. Gao. SMITH,
DIVA Judge 81 Cedar Co Iowa
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Maine Election.

PORTLAND, Me sept, 10.
Returns from 40 odd towns indicate
that Gov, Merril's majority will reach
over 10000. The Republicans have
elected 30 cut Of 81 Senators, aud nearly
three fourtl,s of the Raprese
Official information is received here
that the Great Eastern leaves Hollyhcad
for Portland on the 18TH
The Rev. DR.. Burnap, the eminent
Unitarian divine, died in Baltimore on
on the Sth.
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AsSl<sNEfsss kAS.E

HE su hscribers, Assignees Of Moses V. Rnt.
Ter, by yirtae Of the authority Vested in them,
III one Tor sale at public cutlery, Il Sprngdale
"a 10y Of October A. ID. la59 At one ocl6ek p
'i.' Inc following zeal estate. to sit: The north
west part o. the cast half Of tie northeast n,,ar
Yer OF section ten, township seyenty-nine. range
three, west Of the 5lh principl meridian, cen
tanning - acres. IGNAIICS HDOk
THDs. JAMES
~ ~ i'"''NiI Issigusrs.
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Gss~A Characteristic attack was made
by the last Dcm>crat upon DR.. Maynard.
our present worthy County Superintead-
cut. 1t charged that be had drawn
500 cut of the State Treasury to pay
the expenses Of Teachers Institute.
held at Sprngil!c last tall; that a collec-
ton was taken up to pay the expenses,
and tina. the Doctor divided the 800
with Mr. Nest!erode, The principaltcach
er. But $50 was drawn from the Treas
ury, and that was placed in the hands Of
the finance committee Of the Institute.
and paid out By them; no; one cent Of it
went to DR. Maynard The Democrat
also says that the Doctor required all
teachers to 20 to Sprjngdale, or they could
not get certificate to teach. Two cx-
aminatlons were held in Upton last fall,
after the Institute, aud we think the
Democrat has been paid for publishing
the notices of the examinations. These
are The facts, most Of which are contain
ed in card from Moses Varney, chair.
man OF the finance committee of tie In.
stltute, which he has handed to the Dem
ocrat for publication.
The above illustrates the facility with
which the Democrat can manufacture
yarns. The past shows that no confidence
should be placed upon ts statements.
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D,bcr, pobsop, an cid citizen OF Linn
county. was drowned in Cedar river on
the Sd inst, by falling into the water /"
an cp;lotic fit while fishing.
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NOTICE.

nE sueserlhers to the Capita Stock Of the
.pton Ea.lroaa Company are hereby mott.
nsh mat the ioh instelment ~ tan ses cen. Oh
.s,n 7i.afe 81 tits stock subscribed las said Com
f. i. VII Ne ahe on ths 10Th day u eptembsr A.
~. fsoo Payable Al the office Of tn. Treasurer
l'y order oil the beard.
). ]. CREW. prcs't
''i'h1r' sec aug. CIV.
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l.D2n-THE SIbscr ibers wish to employ
e~COU an active aud reliable man in each
section Of the State 10 travel and take orders for
Segar> and Tobacco.
BY samples Will pay salary Of 500 to $500
par year. payable monthly. For samples and
particulars apply to- or address inciosing .tamp
for rctarn postage, CARY \ NTH,
fUhacsouiSts,
Aug 11-5t 3l2 Pearl Street. New York.
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Dissolution Notice.

THE CO.; artneeshp heretofore netween DaF
s,v,e Of Morrison 4 Smith. Carpenters and Joiners,
snriny,ale, Iowa, is dissolved by mutual consent.
STfi"s' DAVID MORRISON,
JAMES SMITH
ls5a.
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CAL K, McCasky 4 Go. have received
a choice assortment of Dry Goods and
Groceries, which they viii sell at the
lowest cash prices Produce taken in cx-
change a, market price. Also, we have
purchased the Upton Tannery, and are
prepared to pay the highest price for
Hides in cash or groceries.
MCCAskY, CAMPBELL & Co.
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iVfio"iHS iCttSi iioli u SNHtHeFnpr In Nam
sas, remarkins that it points in the right
direction
PAoLA, X. T., Aug, l., 1850.
take the liberty CT writing you few
lines on subject of interest to the South.
1t Is pretty well conceded that Kansas
will be Free Soil, Black Republican
State beyond question. The South has
not done anything since So, cxcept to
allow our Constitution To be .eiected.-
We are connected with Southern or
ganlzation, and inc uding al, we have
about II, 0oQ men. The next theatre for
action acW BE- the Indion Yerri,org sonih
Of kansas, including Cherokee. Creek
Choc'aw nations. The South should pre-
pare for this in time, aud stand by her
territorial rishts. They are Of the last
importance to our colon zstion. The
aboitionists are the most constant and
lncessant workers ever knew Belonging
TO any party. The Dante ordcr is lsrae
and well drilled in abolition tactics.
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ScogT County REPUBLICAN NoMr.
NATIONS. - The Republican delegate
Convention of Scott county met at Dav-
export last Saturday aud made the fol.
lowing nominations For Senator, John
W Thompson; fer Representatives, " II
+ Garley, b q Cue. James Quinn; far
County Judge, X DindeFman; for Sheriff,
James Thorrington; fer Treasurer and
Recorder, James McCosh; for County
Superintendent, Thos } Saunders; for
Surveyor, VIM + Campbell; for Coroner,
DR. J " III Baker; for Drainage Commits.
sioncr, II s Finley This is a good
Ticket and is bound to be elected.
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Republican state Ticket.
Republican County Ticket.

Republican County Ticket.
For Senator in the alst District,
JAMES NJ. KENT,
OF Masslon Township.
For Representative in the 29ta u strict,
ED. WRIGHT,
OF Go~er Township.
For County Judge,
WILLIAM NcIAiS.
OF Inland Tswnslp. IA
FOR Recorder and Treasurer,
s. =. DANIELS,
or Cetre Township.
For Clerk 0. the District Court,
ALONZO SHAW,
OF Center Township.
For Sheriff,
JESSE l.. BRADSHAW,
OF Springfield Township.
For Surveyor,
MARTIN G.. MILLER.
or Sugar Creek Township,
Fer County Superintendent of Common Schools,
JAMES McCLUNG,
OF tssilon Township.
For Drainage Commissioner,
DANID rf.kTSER,
or Pioneer Township.
For Coroner,
AUSTIN PARSONS,
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The above named Individual is travel
ing with Geo. Dodge, whether as bottle
holder or as a kind of side show, append
ed to the Generals great performance, is
not definitely settcd. Certain it is that
he holds the bottle more than is for his
good. Will spoke in the Court House
on Monday evening, after the discussion
between the Gubernatoriai candidates. -
The General nor any one else, wished to
have it thought for moment, that he
was travelling with VIII TorIinson.--
Tomiinson's character is too well known,
and it might inju the fair fame Of the
General, 50 Tomlinson, in his effort at a
.snsech, stated that it was wholly unex-
nectec N his part, that lie should be
called on to MAKE ST. aech at that time,
that he was en- his way to Ec Witt, on
private business, and WAS over p;"rsuaa.:
to stop and address tie meeting. The
fact is that fot several days the General
had been travelling with Tomlinson, and
Tomliuson had been in the habit of
speaking in the evening after the discus
sions were over The meeting va, very
privately arranged, and we were not
aware that meeting was to be held till
it was too late to attend. Our inform
ants sag that only about fifty were pres
cut. His statements We're about what
might be expected from man who had
shared the school fund with DR.. Eads
He glorics in being called the biggest
liar in the State aud We Judge his char
acter did not suffer any in that respect
from his speech at the Court House.