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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-21
Cedar County.

Below We give 50 abstract OF the tax
list and census returns for this county -
Our thanks ara due to q T ISGMAS,
Deputy Clerk, for the facts and figures.
Taking into .ccoun. the Pocr crops, and
.hs ..c: sha. three fourras q our taxes
s,e paid &c .hiuk "O.4 Ce3-." IS Up
with the bess Preserve this list for fl-
;ure reference
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The next regular examination If tcach
crs vi! occur on Saturday, Nay 2>rh. st
nine clock a NJ. precisely, a.she School
House in Upton r. Owen. : GiI51r;
and Il. ID. Persons ere srrniatrt drpnties
or assistants \ written certificate Of
moral character is required.
j MAYNARD
SuPerinteudenu Ohec, Nay ll,h. 1859
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Oshkosh, Wis. Was nearly all destroy
ed BY Ere n the nigh. Of the 10Th -
Scvcnsy.5ve buildings, including nearly
ali the business place. % Main street.
are in ruins There is not = grocery or
Il dry goods store l.f, In.s estimated a.
from $500, 600 to $500 900.
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Cedar Couusy Agricnls.y.l Society.

According tcprcvious arrangements,
s meeting convened At Dissric, Shoot
House No. 2, 10 SpTingdalc township,
to organize al Agricultural Sc-iety, %
second day, the 25ih of -sh nioa,h,
1859.
The committee appointed for the par-
pose a. former meeting. produesd
Preamble and Constitution, which after
some smeudiug, was adopted As follows;
PREAMBLE,
For the purpose of promoting Honest
Labor, We whose names are annexed TO
this, form ourselves together, and agree
to be governed BY the following
CONSTITUTION.
ART. |. This organisation shall. be
kuysu By The name Of the Cedar County
Agricultural! Society.
AR. ?. The officers Of this Society
shall be President, ,wo Vice Presidents,
Recording Secretary and Corresponding
Secretary, and Board Of Eve IN Auasers.
ART ; Said officers shall perform such
da;ie. as usually devoly. upon sueh OF
6cers
AaT. 1. The Board Of M.aager, to-
Scthcr with the Presiden. and Secretary,
shall ,ppoir; committees on premiums,
EIo SHALL b. producers, aud all others
which may be necessary They sh.l.
make out the premium list, make all nee
essary arrangements for holding an az
nual fair, and al! such other business ss
the wants of the Society msy require.
Az 5 Al articles Of domestic pro-
juction which are Of practical utility -
the cos, Of " hich does not exeeed 1t. resi-
value: may &c entered and receive pre-
uiuln, ii worthy of merit.
ART 6 All domestic animals which
srs the property Of members owned here
] for the last six months previous to the
! entry, NAV be entered Tor premiums.
Arr. :. NJ person shall Be allowed to
enter any domestic animal, without: FRS:
paving an entrance fee; amour. to b.
discretionary with the Board OF Mana.
gers
! AaT. 5. Tie bes. cultivated farm. Q.
j l6U scrcs, 50 acres AMI 80 ACRES, shall b
/ entitled 10 premiums, II entered p-cvioG.
! - the lss If the 9Th moath The BtArd
Of Managers shall be eyau:s:e on
: farms
! Asr. 0. AL articles OF produce entered
shai. b. accompanied with coucise state
/ nent Q: is character and production
! embracing it. name, qu.llgy Ct soil Tber,
raised. time Of plautlns, cost Of pEoduc
] ton, and it's utility.
/ ART. II. Any person may become 4;
member OF this society, by signing hI.
. or her nsme TO the Constitution, and ths
males paying oae dollar annually into The
treasury.
Aar. IL. The boundaries Of this Soci
ETY. shall be Cedar Ccuuty, and those
townships of Mascatlnc and Johnson
Counties adjoining, ives; Of Cedar River
AR l. Tho annusi meetings OF thI:
Society to be held the last second day. in
the l2,h month Of each year, for the cleo
ton Of offers aud Do such ether bus;,
ness IS mag be rscossary.
After the adoption and signing the
Constitution. the Society proceeded =
The election Of officers, rAica resulted -
follows
MOSES EARNET, President
NJ. '. BU-LER, ,-;.,p-.:s
THOMAS LEACH. -s ''-S : -
La.75e Ta,um. Recording Secretary
Ennor Rod. Corresponding Secretary ;
Elisha Tod, Treasurer
Bar! 2t Managers IT Pain.e-,
James Smith, 7 Aomss James. John Thorn
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TIE ONO. TIE Cincinnati Ga
=..te says the river Is Tcrg low .. thai:
Place. saa stall tsiIiag The decline has
been very rapid. exceeding anything
kaoea f.T years; the total decline IL
tHeIre Iays be:ns .hi-.y eishs feet.
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The Effects Of the War upon American
Produce.

Thu, fl there Is nothing to change
tie course Of commercial affairs The
assembling and marching Of 100, 900 Aus
:r.sns, Go, 900 French, and l0Q, 00Q Ssr-
i'naos, making l,4y0, 900 men, or 200
900 more than usually aaicr ar7u.. will
make but Little change IN the consumption
Il I'd e. follows.
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SENATOR RUscH's FARM.-Ths Day
export Democrat vi the 18th inst. thus
alludrz TO Senator Eusch's agricultural
prospects this year:
Hoa n j -Rusch, Senst3r from this
county, has over three hundred acre. Ct
land sowed with wheat, Should We have
good crops, and the prospects are very
aast.rirg, Mr.. Rusch will make very
nice thing out of this years yield. E.
timstiug thirty bushels to the acre
which is no more than an average, he
would have nine Thousand bushels Of
grain 20 harvest. Should war rage in
Europe this whea, will bring 81 rs pcr
bGstel thi. would give Mr.. Rusch Sill.
$50 as the price of his crop But Mr.
j r. will not sell this wheat be will grind
! it himself. and thus make . still grrstcr
profit gu, of it. |; will be most .lori
Gus sight in a few weeks 10 look over hi.
field. Of waving grain, aud We must say
that We envy Mr.. Ruscb Ri. feelings
when that time comes
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~ a Word cf Explanation Z, -.
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sAN ssss Dsas%i ~ q * No 81 Br24s ~Ar Ne. -
10y !. the as4ess eszAks.-a@2 aeusa ia Sc
= ss'~ o rsi -~nfs ~ IL nsE~anal EYar. -
A-~sAk&ass- Aslv A.g@ tss~a ..xaa..Ya :, .
crsAs- thszr - $500 iao1xn sea-~ ~, -ss -
afas-@E = EAEas q - ca har1ly eE.jr- - -
IaeEe@ ~ "a rp1srng7 ~ -tT T~ssH.s tAe -. -
- 4Es@ess -AanEsi s&+a IS sanAa state Ia
p ssh -r&AsA EI!2 @sy either Or B9sk Hsw..-s
ts"zgs EaEy ~ srsssA snaer TIE Ear-s ~ F,.. 80
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hatts FFrFss1 IL eazsfssEsa i tie sGEnrv . .A.R
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IT s*Efy Es-E sh- ssrefaxtss- tn rns 49,
sla = rA3esa sufF-r ts@ Penalty n ts-Fs. fahss
2. " EYAss6 CT
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-21

SEw iuak, May IA selcc. party
Of the Hard shell Democrats met at the
Assor House yesterday P. NJ. to devise
some plan 10 re- unite ,heDemocrscy Of the
State. 4 contamination was addressed
to the State Ceu;ral Coumitte, couchcd in
becoming terms, proposing basis Of un-
ion By which the edict Of prescription IL
sued By the last State Convention be re-
called; the Offices to be divided next fall,
aud the delegate. to the Charleston Con
Eertien appor,ionei between Softs and
Hards, according to their relative strength
in the State.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-21

IN New York, On the 1lth, -four va.
eIei.ed and advanced zoe per b4r,ei -
Wheat Sc bet.er--rei Winter western
selling .. e2..sl-73 In Chicago.
same day, standard Spring wheat brought
sl25 and w ? Spring 81 Is per
bu.h@i -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-21

BushrelI, tie OberIin rcscucr, was sen
fenced :. Cleveland, o, On the 10:h. to
50 days iaiprisonmsl: 10 the county Jail
and 5000 hue and costs.
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lLEFELASD. May l..
L.csion was 10 day sentenced to pay /,
fine $40, aud costs Of prosecution He
spoke half al hour, and u.s roundly .p-
p!aQied
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-21

THE Partnership of tie Undersigned having
l taea ai.selye1, II hSecllts GeCFssST. iaAE
oil persons l-GcA'eI ta a. rho4!3 Pay mp IiE.'ae-
dIs:.lv -AtTCkE. 4 Ff~.NHAAr.
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SEWING MACHINE ToR SAFE

age sare 2g.E.r City % - ..sa:y 3ouar
Grover j. Baker Swing Ma hiae. tsr .a,e sear
Er4e-, n It's 7@5-e. TNs~f4rT
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~ During the storm OH tic 4:h Inst.
4 house abou. .ro miles w-st Of Hickory
Grove, IN Scott co1rty, ras struck By
lightning, sHi NJ. Askinsen and his
~ife we're INSTANTLY killed. While sitting
in their chairs {, the 5reakf.s, table -
-oshss. sitting ;: SIS azu.2 tai: ~ere NJ
ainJured.
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NEW YORK. Nav |.

NEW ok, Nay i.
Jacob Lj:tle, the celet rated stock bro
ker. has failed. This time for several
millions.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-21

TIN oB aLrs SEscTE TRsALs-At
.he ,eoue,: Of the l. : District A'tor
~, The Cour. q. Cleveland a Wedaes
d,y deteruiued 10 defer the Ola Of she
..n..na.r n the .escue csscs, some shir
~, nnu,ber .af tie 'aiy term
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-21

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National. Mercantile and Business Men,
9 . L L L O e.
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|rELEBgATED cast steel Axes 's'' 'e'
I ! and for sale .! c,sr-yr pppTuEps.
Mar ilth. - ----
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WANTED.
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n good esy need arPl.; ,,o-urpa
Nav 18th. Is5s. sAi'
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Gifts! Gifts. Gifts. Gifts /:
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Let Every One consul. his own In

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BEST ,~reT, 10
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-11
City Intelligence.

The WgA1Ht8.-Thc cheated term was brought to a
sudden termination at dusk Monday, when the wind
regular porhesster, set in. During the day Monday
the weather was quite warm, and many persons not
dreaming Of change in the weather. ventured atrod
in summer clothing. At dusk, when the wind
to blow the people thus attrei residing the river
looked rather blue, and evidently wished themselves
anywhere but in place whore The wind had
free play upon them At midnight Monday
the wind blew perfect gale, and the swing
clater during the night and Tuesday morning Vessels
anchored in the bar Dor obliged keep out both
anchors and give them good range of chain cable and
even WIN mis- precaution, several small craft dragged
them During the iorcnoon OF yesterday the wind con.
tipued to blow eIcely; tho atmosphere quite cold,
go much so that The thin clothing mania that broke
Monday received a summary quetus 10 make room for
iu winter tog, and this felt quite comfortable. Ia the
Afternoon rain storm in and for several hours con
tinucd to pour down with unabated force At ak
O'Clock, when the bulk Of the travel was wadinp
iss way 10 the ferry boats, come very funny
and udicIo GUS scenes occurred in the scramble to &c.
place in tie ferry boat cabins. The Williamsburg boats
which are usually crowded in the evening, which a.
best with one or two exceptions, not very conmodi
GUS found totally inadequate 10 house their patrons
during the storm yesterday. The ades' cabin of the
a shower BATH rather than shelter for female. AZ tho
roof perforated here and there with holes and warped
seams. Such sudden changes in the temperature canno
but have serious and unfivorable effect the public
health.
EXHIBITION Drill OF THE NcHwoop GUARD The above
CORPS gave public exhibition drill Monday evening 1,
the citizens OF Hoboken between two and three hundred
ladies' and gentlemen being present. including several
leading military of New Jersey, among them Brgadier
General James T. Hatfield, Colonel Shaer, Adutant Har-
rigop Snd Major Chpchaso, Of the unGson Brigade.
Captain Newkrk Of the Guard conducted the drill, and
which decidedly won for them the admiration Of all pre-
sent The loading and nrirg, aud, 10 fact tho entire
manual Of arme, which gene through with, was
very well executed, and showed that their winter drills
had been well attended AZ tho conclusion OF the drill,
inc guests were invited to plrtake OF collation. prepared
py INC company, tie remaining portion CT the evening
q rfrp finn INN Of n
been provided for ,be occasion.
suinrE of AN UE@NoNN Young Mas.--rho lIeiess body
OF Young rsn, uame unknown, WIS found yesterday
morning rsltndod 70 tree n pevlias woods uesr ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-11

JERSEY Cr COMMON CoUSCn.-Ihe regular weekly
meeting OF the Jersey City Common Council was held last
evening at the Iyceum-the Pree.dent, Alderman Van
Worst, in the chair, and full Board present.
Annual Report Of Chef Of Police hief Of Police
HaLes sent in the annual report Of arrests by the Police
for tho year ending May 1, 1859. Total number OF
rests AZ. The number Of offences committed and
ported to the department for the year burg
ary, AZ; grand larceny 54 petit larceny, los
passing counterfeit money, 20 Total 226. Number 0
persona arrested for these offences 1885, foowsBur
Rlary, 10 grand larceny AZ petit larceny 81 passing
counterfeit money, Ii. Total 1853.
The amount Of property stolen from citizens and re-
ported 70 the department. for the year Sc 1888 So reco
vcred by the department Of the above, $465.
Cleaning Ssseers.--0n motion OF Alderman Tilden, th
sum OF $500 was appropriated for cleaning sewers.
LElAes;-A motion offered by Alderman lclOughln
adopted requiring that all applicants for licences o.
inns and taverns must present the before tho
lrst meet ng OF tho Beard In juno.
The Board then went into an election OF officers with
the following result -
stree CogSissione Snow, vice John D. Nolan.
Commissioners Of ASSIGNMENTS David Gould First ward
Jacob A. VanbuskiTk, Second ward; James S. Huttoa
Third ward, and James Marine, Fourth ward
Sup7 intendent Of Wares and fiers-Josepn W. Run
uolds
Consalles--John G. Hay beck Second ward, and james
Martin OF tho Third ward, 10 I'll vacancies.
ward, James Fleming Second ward; william Dickinson
Third ward, Ii. H. Soule, Fourth ward.
The Board thee adjourned.
TIM GIRMAY ENGLISH SCHOOL The German cit, ms or
Jersey City formally orened their German English school
a Commercial Fall on yoncAy aght The exercises oou.
sisted OF address by Prof Fscher, aud speaking aud
tineng by schoais The school opens With eighty four
puis, with Mr.. Swsriz and Mr. W. Iobu German ana
English teachers.
CoMInIsmNls Cuy F,IsoS During the year end.
ue May l. there .54 persons committed 70 the
Jersey lh! prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-11
NEW HERALD WEDNESDAY, MAY Il, l85s-TRPLE SHEET

masca, Long sla Tic deceased bad on calico shir,,
with red print, Grcss cutters, sack and light hair
h@ lace looked ioORn he had beea shaved but abort
time before committing self destruction He had in his
pocket the sum OF SIS AZ.
AIhsBoUsE GOVERNOR BRKnsGaAUsxs AND TINE GKRhAs
RnuBcASsIt appears that the recent conduct OF Co
vernon Breninghausen (rep) at late meeting of tho
Governors Of the Amshoe, in which he took scsive
part In voting with Know NothDgs and democrats in the
division OF the spoiis in removing and appointing Ger
tain wardens clerks &c. has aroused the indignation OF
The German republicans In this city Al meeting held
Monday night the Hotel Constant, Tenth street.
q series OF resolutions were adopted condemning the
conduct Of Governor Breninghausen, and they unani
mousy agreed that he had forfeited tho confidence oil tho
Seventeenth Ward Re publican Club.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-11

ov,rr IN tha numerous complaints Of box folders as
our CITY post Occ recently and the nature OF some dts
coveries made by special agent OF the Department,
IL has been quito apparent that In addition 70 tho opera
tons of private messengers, boli game was being
MAY cd by another class OF ders getting pcsses
sion of the contents Of boxes spite Of every precauton
adopted snorg the delivery clerks by direction Of the
Postmaster.
IN several instances letters thus obtained contain
ing bank checks and drafts, which were successfully
forged presented ut the bank counters and cashed
latter Part OF February last letter mailed at La
porte, Indiana, covering q check for twi hundred
dollars, and addressed to the Rev. Milton Badger,
Secretary Of the Homo Missionary Society II not
received by Mr.. Badger, but the check turned up
at the Corn Exchange Bank having teen paid Another
letter, mailed Crclevlle Ohio April %, for Messrs
Walsh Golfer with check for 500 rs, missed. The
check presented at tho Park Bank, but nos paid
little hesitancy the part OF the teller causing the rogue
TO make hssty retreat leaving the check behind him.
Another letter failed mailed at Rochester N Y, contain
ing remitances amounting several hundred dollars
It was addressed to C. scrbner, publisher. One Of the
checks drawn D. Appleton Co., presented TO that
firm and paid by their check tho Mercantile Bank,
which was cashed at that bank.
The special agent visited all the above named and
banks and found that the description OF the party who
had presented the stolen checks at the differ
ept places WAS very nearly the same aud tina
the forged endorsements could have been written by
one and the same person. skilled In the art Of penman
clip. He accordingly kept tho look out for days,
tie lobby Of the Post Office for person answering the de-
scription. On Saturday afternoon last while the watch
Was temporarily Withdrawn, the young gentleman APP
reared and called for he contents Of Walsh Colters
box but did not obtain the letters No movement was
made then TO alarm him, and yesterday morning he made
another and last cal, this time presenting forged
order for the letters, purportng DO signed by
named Arm AS soon the letters handed him. he
seized by Mr. Strong the superintendent Of the box
delivery and politely aided inside the Office and soon
ia Il hands of the agert of the Department who Ia
been for weeks his track, aud whom he subse-
quep,y confessed bis agency the above frauds on the
Pest Office and the banks. His IS John Beary and
s age mir eteeD twenty years He has bcea for some
time employed in the law Office OF Edward Terry, No 30
Wall street
Henry was afterwards passed over to the custody OF
he Mar shall and committed to await his examination be.
fore the United states Commissioner.
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HuST--BEtsgrr. iueseay Nay 10, at Norfolk
street Paitst church, by the Rev. Dr. Armitage, Mr.
city,
Lsu--xHApr- Tuesday. May 10. by the Rev Jas
Harper, Of New York NoHAKD LAMB, Esq, of new YORK;
10 Miss MAgy MATrDA KSlPP, Of Haverstraw
Sat IfI1T--KlI1T in CT caeo, H., Wednesday, May
A. at the Church OF he dolly Communion, By the Row DR..
kelly assisted by the Rev Tr Whpple, GEORGE 4 sHU.
filJT, Jr, formerly Ct New York, 70 FASsn !. kKILY
daughter OF tie Officiating clergyman
WNANs-TsyLoR IN this city, a. the residence OF the
nriaes father Tuesday afternoon Mag TO- by the Rev.
X. Travis cIAEIRs WIAAAs 20 ANNIE A., daughter OF
James Tay loT, ESQ, all Of this city
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Disagreement ard Discharge OF the Jury In
the Case of james Glass--The Prisoner to
he Pat Trial Again Next Monday.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.

oooHf w w H' AM Ihi'''iNhH-
Before Hon Judge Davies
MAJ lO--The PeorIe rs James Gldss-The Jury In this
- ,,o he'd ,,oor co-arod s,.o T-;s,, lac. ,,r,o ,,.
o'1e, ~ w ' ~ INV
Court this morning ana on berg asked they had agreed
the foreman answered that they had not
The Judrc Cd if rope,tion Of env ror,on oc the
n9't' " 1' tN"oH Vi 'Ao
tho nlhues OF the court you'd enable them
To asreo uton a yerdc,9
IN. ,oo,on ar.u.,.a :, Aha r,-o,
An ~ ~ - ~ se
Tho Judge inquired IT, by keeping them together still
IonfeT 'ns'e Yves eny probability OF q verdc'1
The foreman sad there vas NOT the slightest probability
that shey BAD soiemhy deiibefated in tho case.
The Jadse .ben sldi ntlenen OF the jury, the Court
,gtts edDay toat you canno. agree but will feel it
if cuy TO dkcnase you ana frank you TOT the attention
you have iHd 10 tho case t1e Judge then asked the
Mst1ct Ajcrno? WhctntE ne obccted 10 tho jury being
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NE Arson CASE on Snpro ,Rp --Eiro Marsh,l n,l-c
g., os .Onsluoed his investigation in the case of ar
81, us" , aoopn kiunter and Frederick Goetsch ar
-. a., 80, Nue IRE 70 the cabin OF the bark Amanda
s,n, ~ ~ N.rth river. Justice Connolly on the
trial in default Of 81 600 bail 1.-TWO =" p''Son ~
ARRESTS THE Poiicr-philip sch,r ,,, ..o-,., r..
biting piece of the nose OF Andreas Gecics ana o
ing his eye out Justice Steers commteI ,ha US
tor trial William G'bDey, for beating an oco,ii rso
named William sten with club, also Locked Nv ,or
trial. N"'' w ior