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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-08-20
G.. &. Cole ON the Stumrs

This gentleman has started on y mis-
sion through the State. preceded BY a
list of app .in,pents for public speaking
IL assures those whom he addresses,
tina, he very reluctantly appears before
them, having doubts as To the prcpriety
Of candidate for the Supreme Bench
entering the arena to discuss pity poll
Tics, But he has hecn oon:p-iief to take
this course BY the slandcrcus assaults of
his p,..lticsl opponents. This Is another
exhibition Of bis peculiar regard for truth.
Every nan VINO attended the Mass Rasi
6cation Nee ling he'd by the Democrats
in this city, the evening after their noa-
nations we're made. knows that Mr.. G.
then aud there announced his purpose to
canvass the State, discussing the ques.
lions before the people and visiting them
at their homes Nor is this all: 1t is
known here 10 scores Of persons, aud to
many delegates at the late State Convcn.
tion, that one of the conditions upon
which Mr. G received the nomination.
was his promise TO stump the State
Mr. q. il a candidate for an exs lted sts.
ton. lie Processes to be Chris,ian.
How does he reconcile such airing CON.
trsdiction~y How can he defend such
evidence Of dupiicity aud falscho.i -
His present s,umping tour, so far from
being caused By tho assaults Of his op-
panents. is hi. own deliberate, premedi.
lated, voluntary action, in obedience to
pledge made to his own friends In two
hours after his domination, ~ well n
before. -Iora Citi.sn
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-08-20

Mine host of the Glen House in the
White Mountains IL = Democrat Of the
first water. lie recently refused TO al
Nv Mr. }. Z. Ganeeo4y. converted
Bra!im,n trarelIp. in ,hr eoAb,ry, a seat
1t his table on account Of his e,,k,r. Mr..
Gaugoo:y has the Oriental cpmplextie,
aud is about the same color of Hon.
Thomas Corsin Of Ohio. aud Senator
i.amlin OF Maine, though he does not
!,ok 40 much like one Of the African
race rs Senate. Pearce. Of Maryland. -
The Brahnin Gangps,y. after having
b en- Toasted and lioDized at Saratoga and
other prominent points, does not nAs
this treatment, SO gives expression. TO his
feelings through the Boston Transcript.
concluding with the remark, 81 should
say that the msn who refused admittance
to me- for my oriental color, ought to
know that while complexion is rot the
standard IN the whole world nor in
Heaven, his Master aud Lord was an
Oriental and his Apostles we're SO too. -
Dap GAG
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Rrcublicnn County Convention.

The Republicans OF Cedar county nir assem.
6ieib delegate convention nj the Court House
~ Iilsan, an Saturday the lp,h of september
ReAt, at il orlnck ~ VI. for the purpose of
poiuinatin ( ~tsndidstc>, to Ne supported a. the
ss,<i q. .elcciton. which takes place ON the ll.h
ef0ctubs,, 1850, to.Hit: Gie : major. one Rep.
r..sn a,ive. Count, Jud C, Recorder and Treas.
nstr,Jc,crk Of ,1,e hi-trtct C6us: Sheriff Core.
Ger: surrey ~. ants County Superintendent.
4: AID - tsaasact such urhci business q. may tc
deemed advisable and proper for the benefit VI
the Republican part" -" @Ns@* y Z .Is@-
9heA LEI ubiieaas of she. sorssai tor nships o;
Eedst raunts v i'll meet A. ting usual lave ofhold-
Ing eles ;iuns o, O'clock r. ", IN saturday tic
ID Asy ,cf-Se .seml.F, erat sa,h other time and
b.sSe - their rr.peciiys township committees
NhAis ussigna.c. and, appoint sid delegates. ,
Ea,h O~nshif wiz! Le entitled 70 me d.icratc
sua to an d,uonM ticiegae for every thirty tas'l
ksis.k!Ssn votes ana l.r Zach fractional nuInt,es
" fifteen liS) VOTES east Tot SsCs.ia, of STATE a,
t0e lgst uctoter election. The tuw rshiit. aiii
sIr, sa1rc lie entitled 10 tie fv!ios ing re,reSs n
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Adaress Of the People Of the Ron,oyna 10
their .N.isties. Victor Emanuel H.,
and Napoleon III And to the other
Ioners IF Europe. o.
These provinces being .os free, the
undersigned, in the present serious crisis,
exercise their tsast sacred rights, rails
ing ,he,r vstce before all Earupe 80 sol
emnly express their wishes The con,
slant recurrence IT revolutionary move
ments, aud the rcsteratiuns eompleted
and na,nssined by tprciyn powers IN this
vl.lnity, has hay sud bitterly proved
how the universal conscience pereeive.
the complete incsnpasibiluy of the Pom
iihelai Gusersmeh. slth pubiiv order,
civil pros,es>, aud the national lMe OF
the people. Therefore the undersir Vet.
unanimously aud resolu,ely declare. tina.
the restoration Of the Ponlitciai power
under any pover Whatever, is hy the d.
sire Of the sonn,ry estirely and irrevoc:.
bly, out Of the question. We would aIss
say, tina, the people strongly desire to be
united TO the Kingdom of Sard MIA, and
10 that King who, free aud strong. can
alooe pcrman ensy assure their future.
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wo1ld have his hearers believe that 800.
600 is consumed M paying these salaries
he makes the slight mist axe of S79, 525.
II these discrepancies are cwiag to his
want Of knowledge Of our laws aud the
sffairs Of our State, what kind Of nsn
Do our readers suppose him . bel Must
he not be entirely too ignorant to occupy
a position on the Supreme Bench of the
State But If such statements arise
from knavery instead Of ig, ORANGE, then
is he not too corrupt man to be placed
on the Supreme Bench ? Oas Demo.
cratic friends may take either horn of the
dilcmma-which shall !: be, gentlemen
Is your candidate for Supreme Judge
destitute OF information, or is he knsvc!
--Fuirfeld Leayer.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
NYHEREAs Oh the seventh day u An
nv ID. lhhA lnhn M,kennc cxAcnar

N(YHEREAs Oh the seventh day u Anil. 4.
w ID. loss, John NJ, k-nxic executed unto
Anthony Van " .ek rs Tru~s.e. . esssai \ Decd Of
Trast conveying to ~sE Trustsc the Lxay In &C.
dsr county. i"ws, described - follows /, vii. -
TAe east hAk 90 of the sou>heast qrsr,epft Of
scoiian number twenty three l21 in toe ~ ip
number seventy -uine (Io, north Of range nsn he
on ~ ives: OF the fifth tsthl princi,s meriiinn
witch saia conveyance was made ny John Nc
Nehzie Tor the purpose Of securing The pa n, mt
O. one ceri"it pruusiasnry n"te fpr the sn,n of
I've aiiiAEea and eighty--evsn q 100 (2sT S, 10 >
dollars nauc on the .cve8;h day OF April D.
l.as. by said John NJ kenxie nayal,le six months
after dste. with interest at the rate Of ten per
cent per anhnn after maturity. And now said
note having b come due. and pavAble and the
said John Mckenzie having failed TO nav tn.
same Anthony Na2 Wyck ~ Trustee aforesaid.
do hrreby give this pubtc as<ies thH hy vis,ur
oil The power Nhch is IN me vested By SID nee .
% trust VII on uesday the l3ta day OF Sep.
temher. A. u. 1853, ii the hour Of one o clock in
the ate ooon OF said day. nj the Corr, i,uss
door n Tiptna expsse and offer for 81. nt pnb
lie auetion the parcel of land above described.
OF 30 much hereof - shalt hs necessary 10 AIT.
's@y. and. pay the amount Of said note with ,he
'nstfss tA~reos 70 she aay of sale +, ge,hcr with
ali tue costs ard, expenses attending said sale
costs .. THIS notice and Trustees lees
Died The 18th day ~ August 4 H. lisa
AM sioNi VAN WICK, Trustee.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-08-20

On June c5th. the third day after the
Dcmocra,ic.. State Convention, the Be.
publican State Committee addressed 0
letter 10 the, Democratic State Commit.
tee. stating that Mr.. kirkwoni wished
10 mike his appointments for canva.sius
Ill. State 50 IS "tc suit tie conyenienc,
OF Gen Dodge The ssmc day the
Democratic State Committee replied tbs,
they Lad sen: eoryof the le,te, 10 Gen,
Dodge, aud thu; Is soon as his reply !.
received. dssinite answer will be made
to your communication Netbin. In ore
was heard from them till July 18th, in
,he mean time Mr. kikwood. tired of
waiting. had an ounced u portion Of hi,
appointments. On July 18th they laid
Gen Dodge will NEE, Mr. Kitkwood Il,
O,talc"sa aud ,hut then their appaint.
menus sl.oald DO mutual Til, Demo.
cratic Committee agreed to meet the
Republican Committee, to complete the
list of appointments, a, the De,uocratie
head quarters. The Il pabie,us attend
cd accordin., to the agreement, bot 10
Democratic Committee could b. found
On the llth iu-t tho Democratic Com.
n,it,e", without having consulted the
Republicans, seat them u let Of appoint
meats made for Gen. Dodge. Knowing
that portion of them cenaie,rd with mp
pointments which had been announced
for Mr- kifkwood, and sneeringly re.
marked that 9TH, people wish TO see the
candid ties t'ge,her aud we hope Mr..
kmkwood will not shrink FROM the or.
dea! THIS insinua,ion, considering
sla. Mr. kirkwood had from the 6rst
tsies 10 get joint discussion. was to say
the least low lived and insulting
II Is evident from the Whole ,ranssc
sion tina; tte Democrats Wished to avoid
adlscuss,on between the two candidates,
but the Rep lb:trsn Committee tetcrmn.
"a that j. Gen Cotse spoke at all, Mr.
kirksood sha.S s. - hand TO reply and
Withdrew ra'tivn at Mr. kirkwoeds
appointment So that he e.nld accompany
Gen. rodse Tie Dcma.,rats had laid
. nice scheme bat i ildu'f work. Their
coDskevnafis.a ntuAi have hc.n or.as
when they red. mr.. kakvaod will 90.
company ecu Dodge 10 accordance With
tie list ofapp5ia;n.er,s yoa easaosc."
M. pea.e's srpai insot for Upton
- On Monday. the 9Th Of September -
M. Kirkvood will bs here Ut the came
time. Repat'.can- one and all, co,"e and
sea and hsa tho candidates, and be sur
- bring IS many Demssrais as you e,n
penuade TO come. -,
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ls.aU the Chicago Press and Trhune.I
Tbs following preamble and resolutions
were adopted BY the Board OF Dlr,e,o 9
Of the board of Trade OF the City .,
Chicago alta meeting held a, their roou.s
yesterday afternoon !:
WHEsEAs. The quality Of the new crop
Of whea, surpasses that OF any of the past
ten years, aud whereas tie new crop q:
sp,in2 wheat is more uniform in its char
ac,er than here,os, re, therefore
Res-Ioed, BY the Directors Of the
Board Ut Trade of the City OF Chicago.
That the grades OF wheat BE- 70 establish
ed zs follows:
No WHITE WuEAT-Th. berry TO be
ID plump, we'll cleaned, and free from
other grains.
No. : WHITE WnEAr-To be sound bu,
too dirty Tor MOL.
No. RED WHEAr-The berry to be
plump, well CLEANED, aud free from Other
grains.
No. : RED WHEAr-To be sound. but
too dirty for NJ
REJECTED WINTkR WHEAr-Unsound
ard unmc;o:sntable wheat, and 10
weigh Is lbs. to III. measured bushel.
No SPRING Wharf.-The berry to be
plump, we'll cleaned, free frcm o.hcr
grains. aud to weigh 5sibs. to th.
measured bushel
No. SPRING WHEAr-To be sound
Spring Wheat. but too dirty for No. !
aud to weigh 81 lbs to the measured
bushcl.
REJECTED SrRISGWHEAr--Allu nsound.
understandable Spring Wheat, aud
must weigh Is lbs. to the measured
bushel
Resolred, That the above grades take
e6ee. on aud after the 18th inst
SIru tArLIS. Scc'y,
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Kind, Very!

The Democrats knowing their inabili.
~ 70 elect their candidates, il the Re-
plblicans make jadc;uus nominations,
are very busy in making up a tieke. for
the Republicans. They are also very
anxious t. cieat the nomination Of GER
toin candidates The i,cmocras must
needs leud its assistance l, speaks Of
some Of the csnlida.es rs being creme
cadc Democrats. We are happy to know
tha, many renegade Democrats will
vatc til RepabI en- ticket, and it may
be that some Of them will be elected
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-08-20

MonE SurrAKs.-Dr Weed Of Mus
catine, writes US: | have recently pro
cured from Col. j. NJ Sherwood, Of Au
burn, N. Y, his "bcst" young Suffolk
snw, Princess. pure descendent FROM the
jackson Importasion," Of which he
says :--"Of ail the ShfFolks that have
been imported. these have not a superior
if an equal She brought us ten pigs
on the 22d inst. nine Of which are now
doing we'll; 80 you see that am now in
a fair way Of stock Of Snffnlks ~ good
as the country afIords.-Norh american
Fnrner for Augxi.
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The Difference.

Some Of the Democratic papers have
complained that Nj Rusch, our candi-
date for Lieut. Governor had not resign.
cd his Office Of Senator. Mr. Rasch re
sicnedhis ogice .oon after his nomination.
but how is il with R,mocrs.ic candidates,
d. they resign the Offices held by them
Last year the Democratic candidate for
Secretary of State refused to resign his
office, he being Judge Of Benton county,
and at the present time two Of the Demo
cratic candidates are holding Office which
they have no, yc, resigued-W.l>on and
Mason candidate. for the Supreme Bench
arc off holders, the former being Dis.
trio. Judge and the latter member of the
State Board Of Education Why should
Mr.. Ru.ch be called On to resign and no.
tho oihers7 We can see only one rea-
son and ,hst i, that there is 10 earth y
chan = Of the Democrats being elect, d
and they know it,
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.s-.,-,. R,Ilro.a Freight TaftG.

new foRk' huf -
The Agent. of,he four trim. lioss have ms
.c,ccd mon m advanced freight. Inc
schedu,e to take effect 70 day The sd
vsnsc is on 6rst and second c!.ss y es m:
bound freight. on basis Of u % 70 Cin.
cinu.,i and $50 to s.. Louis, Tor nss'
class :.
We hear that q convention. II 10 DC
held a. Niagara some time tn. week Q.
next, for the purpose Of establishing o
PERMANENT arrangement, when the pres
en-. preliminary schedule vii 'be confirm
ed. If not further advanced.
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Opinions In Advance.

Mr.. c. e. Cole, while making his
speech ut the Court House on last Saur-
day night, seemed to think that the cleo
ton was all over, and he was really seated
on the Supreme Bench Laboring under
this dclusion, he proceeded 50 deliver
opinions touching the school law and the
liquor law lie decided what would BE-
proper evidence and what would not be
what might be done under this portion Of
the Law and what under that. &c Every
man who heard is pc Oh can tell just how
Cole would decide the point stouched
upon in tn, event of his election.
Now We ask tho people Of Iowa, in all
seriousness, whether they want candi.
date fer the Supreme Bench to go blab
bin: over the State during a political
campaien, how he will decide questions
if elected? Is tn I the kind of a man
you want to preside in your Supreme
Court! We hope and trus. no candi.
date for Supreme Judge on the Repub-
lican ticket viii so degrade his position
as to egsgc in = canvass which necessa-
rily invoices an expression Of opinion
upon many questions which way be pre-
scented before The Supreme Court. II
either OF the Republican candidates
should do 40. We PROMISE to give him our
opinion Of such conduct But We hav.
10 fears that either of our candidates viii
do 40 We know them to BE- mel of sense.
possessed of due appreciation Of The
dignity Of the position thew occupy.
= Let Mr. SHARP practice Cole be. mark
Cd. Lst the people spot him. Fairfield
Ledger.
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Original Noaice.
original NOlice.
THE STATE Or IOWA, CkpAx corx~
To Warres .Stenrv. :

THE STATE Or IOWA. CkpAx COUNTY. .
10 Warres Stency:
E-iuuare hereb. notified that .her. 4. ~
- on hie, IN the ONCE o. tie CLERK az N. M.
,iist curt 10 Cedar comfy petition .f Jo..,.,.
'sIhinSs claiming OF .Sn tbs forseio,u.s :, !
certain mortgage executed BY You 10 said I.s.,.s
1enninss, On the Asa aiy oil M. A 10 ~ ~
.he h'''"ing described lands in Cedar con, ~
'oNar VIZ; The "i,hxest qua. ,es Of ss,,i..n =:
- =! 10 tn~nsaip sescnsy.nine t.sa n.r,h :;
,ahse one !, vest. for the larross Il .eeu,;. =.
three h'ses executed ~ Jon q, saia i...;,.'.s
Au''uAtfhG 10 ihitieen hundred dol,sr. ~ -
.ssiesasr. and "R saica there il NO a,. ,hs
sum o. seven huadsd dolsars tS.COl viii ;,, .as
sss 'as. con At iAs rate Of sn per ce., fson. ~.
.sd gay Of Nay. 4 y. lss1: ana il spussric. ' ns
Amaavh THAT You are NOT ! rssideat 81 ~. ~,
Q, iowa aud That your residen.e is unk ns-s -.
cannot Win reasonable dil,geues bc -. rsa;.~S
3 vas ordered yoa be posiled Ly ,his MAJ =
' uon. sha .AA' unless ,en appear, and an.S.r
'slm pa Judgment will b rendered sssSas.
Dated this sa,A day Of July. A. y. ,.s.
\. !ostrA JENNINGS, PLAINTIFF
ny fhos hAssA. his ATTORNEY Isi~si
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~A friend writing "a from Des
Moines, in speaking Of KTkwood and
Dodse's appointments, says" Dodge
ed Give half his fortune and the Queen
pic,nrc to get out q Kirkwood =
clutches, and the Democratic Central
Committee have been trying ever since
the collision at Oskaloosa, connecting
some scheme for Dodge's extricatien. -
There is but one opinion here anon. Re-
pnbIicans upon the propriety Of keeping
them together. Kirkvool is skinning
."-Dnr. Gax.
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A priyssc letter to aifmein this city
dated Florence. N t, Aug. 9Th gives the
following Information:
About fire hahdred H'rmons came in
here last tight. on their way oback from
SAT- IsAe. They scem to think that
Mosmocism has about gone up. They
say that Brigham, sOrson Hyde and
Kimball had absconded wish about 49,
OOO, 600 in cash aud drafts belonging to
the church."
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Original NOt.n.


1Hk sTAlE OF IOWA, CkpAE Corkryx
To Lenis Doyh:
Ail.-lot arr here by notified iha. there 4. INV
~ on hie. Vi the Office Of the Cf~.k 81 the M.
ufst { e:S; ia Cedar county petition of J. War.
reh liaik. Charming OF you ri ght, oh. as. los dol,
lars, as money due him from you on a promi ..,,.
~ note by you executed to William y. Hun.rd
on the s-th day of S-p,e mber. lsJ7, for the sum
- seventy i've dallsrs. payable % or Def r. the
iss ia. oil January, loss which not w.s by said
hoaafa Assigned TO petitioner i,y endorse IN. mt
ana uehser. ihcrsof-and II appearing l.. aida.
VIZ tnat you Lewis boz lie. ar. non reside M, ~
me state VI Iowa, al stsaehme nj has be. i,.n,l
against your property. ty virtue of which the
southeast quarter Of section nineteen lal ,ovn.
snip seventy nine 49, north of taaye 10 fonr
~ vest situate IN Cedar county Iowa, has ,een
a'hehed AZ y"nr property: and II also farIh.,
appearing hy Afhdavit that your residence 1. m
Know q, and eannst win reason sble dill e. ne. 4.
sscestalned. II ~as orde, ed that You BE- nn,,ssd
" .hls publication Of the pending Of this sui,
ana attachment and th ss,es. ,au aenear ,nJ
shsMer thereto. on o. before the frs, d.y nj ,ha
ocsnner term 1859. Judgment vii, he rendered
against you thereon ~"
Oatea sais 30th day Of July, A. D. 1854
}. WARREN CLARK. Plaintiff
By Iuos HANNA. his Attorney. IsI~.,
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Extra Session "fLeEislatu In 1861 =.

Blu; for tho change made by the New
Constitution, converting the Legislature
in 1858, session would haye been held
regularly in 1859: last winter. The
mkt regular session would then be 10
order 10 1861. Under the Constitution,
the next regular session will be held in
1860. g The Congress in session at the
same tiuc, will mske Congressional ap
portioumen.. There is no probability,
however, that it will be completed in
time to permit the next Legislature, at
its regular session, 70 re district the Sta'c
If il should not, an, Extra Session win
be necessary in 1861, to perform that
duty. We mention the fact. tina, its con
tingcncies may all receive due conside.a
ton or. if possible, tina, the seeming
necessity may itself be avsrted. De,
Nome. C'ni=iu.
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The Republicans Of Linn County have
nominated II. G. Angle Of Cedar Rap
ids for Senator, Dire Wil,er and Jen.
niogs Crawford for Representatives !;
Dan. Lothian for County Judge; J. j.
Mexican for Sheriff; VIM. Cook for
Treasurer, and Ira G. Fairbanks for Co.
Superintendent
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SUNDAY Lroron SELLISo.-At the
lte ,lecsivn in St. Louis the question Of
CLOSING liquor selling establishments BY
lav IN the Sabbath was voted on with the
following resuIs: For. 7.4l3; against,
8. 2A5-,here being 2-llS majority 10
favor Of Law aud order on the sabbath
day. y--sia
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Mr.. Harlan IN THE Field We
publish TO day. lie, Of appointment made
tor Mr.. Harlan. BY the Cen,rsl Commit.
tee twill be followed by others. We
rejoice that Nr II. has eutered the 6ela
He is one .f the ablest canvassers in the
West. and win make hast af friends for
the cause and himself wherever he goes.
-Des Noines Cu.
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Who will Take III

We will mrni>h the .4dsertis.- from
this time till the first Of Ncyember for
SoRTy cENTs& We hope our friends
will. duTine 'heir srsre moments, make
an Effort and secure us large list Of
subscribers.
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PROBATE NOTICE

~ 'itCE Is hereby given that the last will and
testament Of R"her, >tefr.tt deceased. l.,e
oil Cedar esnsty S'stc Of Iowa, va. puh!i,l, r-sd
81 tsS Angnsi fsF,s ~ the tounty Coar, OF ~ d
f seassf' shersnpoR II VAS eyde~sd that
the term far proving he same. g the s,s, Non.
asy IN september next, at Whit h time I'll persona
Interested IN sad estate a.e required 10 sppe Ar
ahh show cause If any the. have against the bro.
bate Of s,id viii. f
~ order Of The Comfy Court Of said county
this day Of August. A. l.. lss9
GEO. sAI II, County Jadre. G
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~ The Spar,aa-" is the mamie Of =
81 r,et lAemncratic Association ID the city
2of buffalo. whose purpose $50 il is said
~ 10 head of" the Post OAicc iuAu.
enoe There ia aoneosuch assoeistion il
Cleveland, in tho interest of Douglas. -
Perhaps other laSalisiss ara equally blcss.
IL -
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NEW luRk, Aug. Il.
The Tribune is informed by passen.
ger by the Star Of the West that David
Logan is surely elected 70 Congress from
Oregon by majority Of 81. The au,
thority for this statement is letter fro n
Mr.. Logan himself.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-08-20

sA- Remember that the Iowa State
Fair il TO b. held a, Oskaioosa al the 81,
% and 10Th days Of September. Can't
you be there? The can ping system win
be extensive.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-08-20

N. Augustus Caesar Dodge, cand'drt'
for Governor in Iowa, avows that 10
would help catch runaway slave.
He would have to run better than !
will for Governor. to be Of any material
use - Chirayo journal
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-08-20

~. The Democrat used to be down
on ell preachers that meddled in 'the
dirty pool Of poli.ica.' bu, since Hon.
Rev II Clay Dean, E-q, has taken the
stump for the Democracy |, is mum
Singular amt il,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-08-20
r<N The Ird;,n,poli. .,our.al s.,. !,

M The Indianapolis .'o.raa! says il
has been hintei in circles where great
reverence is expressed for the Consti,u.
sion Of that Sta'e, that the calling OF the
Rev An,hony Burns TO the passionate Of
the colored Baptist Church Of Indianar.
oils viii b. followed By an enforcement
Of tina. article Of the Constitution prohib
is,ng the emigration Of negroes.