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Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

The Republicans are talking about rum
ming Leland Stanford for Governor. At least
he is spoken of in Sacramento in connection
with that office.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

THERE were three deaths in Sacramento.
during the past week.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17
LAR SvILLE.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY nth.

FREEMAN & Co. and Wells, Fargo d Co.
have our thanks for the early delivery of Sac
ramento papers yesterday. Freeman d Co.
were n few moments ahead.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

LAST week, the coinage at the mint am
ounted to s4O5, 900: $4,000 was in silver, and
the balance in double eagles. About $780,
900 worth of deprecated foreign coin was
melted down
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

THE shipment of goods to the interior by
the way of Stockton, exceeds in quantity,
that of any season since 1852.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

VVAVING completed their alterations are now re.
Il ceiving splendid assortment of new and ele-
CANT GOODS, suitable for the season, comprising
Rich Organdies, (wo volantsD
" Lawns, double Skirt, &C..
" Bareges, (two and three volants)
" Dress Silks, do. do. do;
" Fancy and plain Silks;
New Prints and Lawns, and French Calicoes:
Cambria and Chantlly Mantillas,
" Eugenia Parasosi
" Bonnets and Misses Flats
Dress Trimmings and Head Dresses;
" Bonnet Ribbons in great variety;
Embroderes and Laces; the new Double Action
Hoop Skirt Ladies' and Misses Hosiery &c,
FLETCHER d HOBSON
% ID street, near First,
my6-my Marysville
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

IL Sacramento on Saturday morning, sew
eral attempts at incendiarism were perpetra-
ted In one instance frame barn was fired
and consumed. Shortly after, (about half
past one fire was discovered under the store
of Mr. Levy, on the corner of X and Fourth
street In this latter instance, no damage
was done.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

THERE were s54S,s9 90 in the State Trea.
surY at the close Of business May 18th.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

At Sacramento on Sunday, an insane man
named Nelson Sanger, jumped from Lisle's
bridge into the river and swan ashore, after
which, he was Immediately taken in charge.
He will be sent to the Insane Asylum, at
which place he has already been
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

JOHN STANLEY, of San Leandro, has died
from the effects of having his leg amputated.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

To MORROW is the time fixed for the open
ing of the races at the Fort Jones Track, at
SCOTS Valley. They will continue for sever
al days
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17
Defines its Position.

The Express denies that it has backed down
on the Intervention Question, and says
an relation to the construction oI the an h"ns's- .,'
Nebraska Act we answer that SO iar 40 , .iio Nv
crs ~ CONGRESS- is concerned 1t is Whoily lmulH-
terioi vbaf construction you place upon IT, Co",
- 5;res ys Do,rers from the Constitution ana
,t f,t, j5e Kansas Nebraska Act. Under the
stitfion il is made the duty OF Congress to 90
certain things, and it cannot relieve itself OF the
obligations imposed upon 1t by the constitution
Well. this is the most explicit answer we
have ever yet received from that time'serving,
Gwin-idolizing sheet, on any question pro-
pounded it. We asked it whether it sub
scribed to the construction put upon 1t by
stephen A. Douglas, of Illinois, and it re
plies that 80 far as the powers of Congress Is
concerned it is wholly ip,mdteridt what con
struction is put upon it." 1t may be wholly
immaterial" with the Lecomptonites but it is
quite different thing with the Democratic,
or, in other words, the Douglas party. The
Douglas party insist that the Kansas Nebras-
ka Bill is a sacred act and forever binding
upon the Democratic party; that, whatever
Congress may choose to do, the Democracy
at least are bound by that act to absolute
non.interventlon with slavery in the Terri
tories. and no measure that fayors a slave
code by Congress for the Territories can pos
siblv be Democratic measure. Inc party
is pledged by the Kansas-Nebraska BllI' II oy
nothing else TO this noninterventlon course
of policy. We are not surprised 10 see 'ne
Fxnress iynoro the existence OF the hahsas-
Nebraska Bill, or treat it with contempt
p,,. No true Democrat will thus regard It,
Tho honor and faith Of the Democratic party
were guaranteed in that Act 1t was
solemn compact between tie North and
South, that forever thereafter, neither the
North nor the South would ask for any Con-
gressional legislation on the subject Of sla-
very in the Territories, but that the people
of the Territories should alone govern the
question. If then transcribed the limits of
the Constitution, why, then, there was to be
an appeal to the Courts of the Union, but not
to Congress. Such was the character of the
Kansas.N ebrasba Bill, and any man having
ever been Democrat who repudiates, as
the Express does the binding force of that
measure upon the action of the Democratic
party, is a renegade from the Democracy and
q traitor to his party.
We are not disappointed in the answer of
the Express.
But that journal asks us if we endorse the
bred Scott Decision. Ofcourse we do. We
endorse every decision of the Supreme Court
ofthe United States When that tribunal
passes upon any constitutional question, so
far as we are concerned, it is finality. We
endorse the Dred Scott Decision, and we en-
dorse the Kansas Nebraska Bill. This is
more than the Express can say at any rate.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

REcoRDER's CoUnT, YESTERDAY -Wm. Ma
son, for malicious mischief, by breaking fur
niture in China house, was tried and dis
charged Suspicion was very strong against
him, but the proof was not sufficient for con-
viction
j. Harrison and w. Riley were tried for
the same offence and discharged.
Farley, for fast driving, will be tried in a
few days
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

QaARTz mining in Siskiyou county, is pro-
ftably carried on. The Siskiyou Quartz
Mining Company, have received fattering
prospects The New York Claim at Indian
Creek, will average $75 to the ton. One in.
terest in the claim recently sold for $4,000.
A rich quartz lead has been discovered on
Humbug Mountain, few miles from Yreka.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

MIcARIo CoNTEREAs has been convicted of
grand larceny in Stockton, on a charge of
stealing two steers from Major Bradley near
that city, some months since.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17


sJOHNL. STEPHENS,
X. H. WHITING. .......................Co Commander.
win leave Folsom Street Wharffor Panama ,withthe
regular Mails, Passengers and Treasure, on
FRIDAY, ,............ MAY goth. 1859.
AT 9 O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
~ Passengers by the p. NJ s. JOS Line are landed
on their arrival at Panama, upon the Wharf of the
Railroad terminus, by the Companys Steam Ferry
Boat, and proceed Immediately
BY RAILROAD ACROSS THE ISTHMUS
s. S. Co. always in readiness to convey them to
New York or New Orleans
Passengers for New Orleansproceedby dire tsteam-
er from Aspnwall.
THROUGH TICKETS
Are furnished, including the transit ofthe Isthmus
Passengers notified that all tickets for the Steam.
of the u s. NJ s. Co. must be presented to their
Agent at Aspinwall for registry and exchange, they
will not be otherwise available.
eeSr Treasure for shipment will be received on
board the steamer, until twelve O'Clock midnight on
Ma6 10Th
No Merchandise freight will be received on board af.
ter o'clock, Thursday, May 10Th, and written order
must be procured at the office for its shipment.
STEERAGE PASSAGES. S........5o0o 0o
For Freight or Passage apply to
A. b. FORBES
W. +, BABC0OK Agents
Corner Sacramento and Ledesdorffsreets, San Fran.
cisco.
choice ofberths on the Atlantic steamers is secpred
my15-td
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

OK Monday of last week, the Columbia
and Stanislaus ditch, was sold at Sonora at
Sheriff's sale, being bid in by the mortgages
for $4,000.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

The Tuoumne Republican County Con-
vention, will meet on June 4th They intend
nominating a full ticket
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17
NEW CARPETS
AND

Sup. ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETS;
New three-ply and Ingram Carpets;
Hemp Carpet and Drugget;
Stair Carpet and Mating;
Floor OH Cloth, one to four yards wldc;
Window Shades and Fixtures;
Cornices, Rugs, Mats, sc.
Selling at San Francisco prices
FLETCHER & HOBSON,
25 ID street, near First,
ny6'my Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17
Aew advertisements.

Where
Is the place you can find the best HAVANA CIGARS?
In the El Dorado Cigar Store where you can find the
very best HAVANA CIGARS, 4 for fifty cents.
H.. LAVY & CO.,
FL DORADO CIGAR STORE,
mh29-my 26 - street. near Wells Fargo & Co.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

COMING AGAN.-Advices from China have
been received here, of the recent departure
of 5000 Cinnamon for California
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

The Open Cut at Volcano, Amador coun
ty, was completed on Friday last.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

The fruit crop in the vicinity of Sonora,
will be quite abundant this season.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

oN the ridge, at Forest City, Sierra coun-
ty, the snow is four feet deep and packed SO
solid that it can be travelled over with ease
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17
Masonic.

Washington r. A. Chapter No. 13, holds its stated
meetings the I'd and 4th FRIDAY EVENINGS in
each month"; at o'clock. Visiting companions in
good standing are cordially invited to attend.
j. Y. STEVENS II. p.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-22

TERRIBLE CAsUALTY.-We are 10 the
receipt of the particulars of most shock
ing accident, which occurred yesterday
afternoon at the Agricultural fair near
Wellington, Lorain County. During
the exhibition of horses in the ring, a
kind Of amphithcatre, filed with people,
broke down through the immense weight,
carrying in the ruins hundreds of human
beings, men and women. The scene
that followed the crash beggars descrip-
ton; the widest confusion rrovailed,
and the shlieks Of the crushed beings
v ere truly awful. Scores were injured
more or less: but eight were seriously
hurt One young lady, ankle broken;
one lady, Lee broken; ono lady, hip broken
in shocking manner; two men legs bro
ken; and young married lady, wife of a
physician had her spine seriously injured.
She is delirious. 1t is mercy that num-
bers were not killed, aud; as it is, the
affair has cast gloon over the entire
county Gevrinnd Leader.
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our enormous Foreign Debt, and We agree
never to say another word in favor Of
Protection, which We regard but as
Leans to an end. Let the rich men who
sag he Tariff as it is gives ample Pro-
tcction--or that none is needed-just
set work and employ the capital as though
they believed what they assert, and we
want nothing more, But 20 loo. as the
Free Traders as class fight shy of in.
vesting their means in those manufactur
ing enterprises whereof our country still
painfully feels the need, how ran we be-
leivc they are sincere in their ay,rments
that there is no need of further Protec-
ton F?
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NOTICE.
Taxes of lSjS..SchoOl Fund.

'H'sE persons. who are still delinauent ~,
Tax OF ls5s. ls57 and 1856 are called nnn.
ana notified for the last time unless they mai
i "a. aht OF tue SAM 10y the first day of Oct 1859.
'hAt inc treasurer and Deputies will proceea -
once, TO make the same by distress sale. A n.
,hled by Law new Treasurer will soon taLs
Charge Of the Office. and il il all mportsn, th.t
IN. u. "ll taxes should be closed. at an early date.
anant aa'el'nS Zee, dc, comes Off tho delin.
qnent tax PAYERS, there tore fee from the ,yra,l,
OF the tax ga herer you"
those persons, who have borrowed Scboal
unds, and whose notes, have been standing i've
ysa's are notified to call 1t the Treasurers oface,
VINO VINO mold land by purchase from the school Fund
commissioner. whose contract has been stssdj.s
!or ten years. and not paid. are requested To nav
~ saa same immediately or make some arran GENE Mt
thom viii be risedly enforced.
II. c. P1ATT. Treasurer,
l"s"'"a.J Of Cedar Co., Iowa
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BALTIMORE, Oct 10


The following important intelligence
from Harper's Ferry has just been re-
ceiyed Last evening detachme of
marines accompanied by some of the vol
unteers, made visit to Capt. Browns
house. The first visit was to the school
house. They found a large quantity of
blankets, boots and shoes, clothes. tents,
l,50O p kes With blades afi Sed; also dis
covered documents throwing much light
on the affair. Among them are the
printed constitution and bylaws of the
organization, showing or indicating a
ramitication throughout the various
G.. '"s of the Union. They also found
le,,sr. from, rarioi:s indviduals---one
from Fred Douglas, coht"'', '"S 's" C up,'
lars for the cause also le,., from
rift Smith about money matters, al a
check or draft for 800, endorsed by the
cashier of New York bank, whose name
is forgotten. All these docun ents are
in possession of Gov Wise. The Gov
ernor has offered reward Of 81 900 for
the capture of Cook A large number of
armed men are now scouting the noun
tairs in pursu,. of him.
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La CROSSE, WIS. Oct

LA CROSSE, WIS. Oct. II.
Twenty-Five counties heard from give
4,256 Republican majority to $40
Democratic. Seven counties yet to hear
from gave in 1857 a Republican major
ity of s46 The St. Paul Times saws
the Republican majority in the State
Senate is 7, and in the House of Repre-
sentatiyes 30.
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Death of lIon. John Y. Mason.

The last adviccs from Europe bring
intelligence OF the death Of Hon. John Y.
Mason, 7 s. Minister to the Court OF
France. We are without particulars be
yond the fact that his disease was npop.
lexv, ant that he died on the Sd inst -
He was appointed to the post in which
lie died, by President Pierce, in 1903.
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The Result.


SATURDAY, :: OCTOBER 22d. 1850.
The Result.
The result Of the late election is given
in another column. Il is rot, in all re-
spccts, what we would like to show, but
we cannot see anything peculiarly en-.
couraeing to the black Democracy. The
Democrat Of last week says: "thc De-
mocraey have done pobly They re-
"duced the majority of thicr opponents
"more than fifty votes, end elected their
"Couuty Judge, Recorder and Treasurer,
card probably their Sheriff" We now
know what the Democrat considers "no-
ble." The printing of scores Of coun-
terfeit and bogus tickets by the Democrat
with the help of two or three bogus Re-
pub|icans, secured to them the officers
they have elected. Traitors TO the Re
publicaDs can now see how much they
are thanked by Democrats, for giving
O
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majority last year on the State ticket was
l''' ms year IL - i''' rea1e''oh Oh
five only, enough however for the Dcr,-
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=, . nav r"' 1''''' ""0 ''"'e' ID :"
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pa.,,,l;o.. .:.,~..;.
-r:,i .c.r1u-,.-, ~ 'N' ~, NV
:. oea, W, h.mo. ,..,. :. .',,
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~. .-s,... :. :,', ''. ''
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"' '' ho .a""o' wv ''0'a ''0
' why '"e "eleo''ea"S nave ''' o.
'no'" '''s'" % ''J''oS over 'he vote III
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eeJ- We learn that Is car loads or
A Heroic Demiuinp.

4 pet terrier dog belonging to Mrs
Sect, in the ID Ward, in gamboling a.
bout the yard, yesterday, fell into the
well, 35 feet deep, causing immense com
motion in the household. Appeals We're
made to various of the stronger sex to
rescue the rat killer from watery grave.
but in vain. In their opinion the ''dorg"
was not worth the venture; when Mrs. S.
seized the rope aud demanded the favor
of being sent down after the canine her
self; which was promptly responded to,
and down she went, and was brought up
bearing her favorite, alive and kicking,
10 her arms, and vowing she would not
give his wiry hide 70 every cowardly
masculine on the ground, who were will
ling to see a " four legged human" per
ish without any effort to saw him. She
,aeclaied that their anti pathy to water
'aterreai them from humane t. but
Nv :. 20 liaula WEIGH was threatening
10 Kin her 70, ma, nee whiskey, every
" devil of them" would has-c Sta ~
prevent the deg from having drop u, T.
Probable -Sprinlfe9 Jo"rnak
A g" SPADING" MATcu.-At til, ply
mouth County fair, Mass, on Wedncs-
day last, "spading match occurred,
which attracted considerable attention.
\ ring was formed, and lots of land, ten
feet squa ach, were m rked FIR six
stalwart Irishmen, who were the compe.
titers for the prizes. The time allow ed
for the W rk to be done was twenty min
u,es. The contcs. was an animated one,
and the men worked until the perspira. !
tiou rolled of their faces The crowd
cheered them on, aud laughed at the lu-
dierou attempts made by some to drive
through the work. One man only used
up the whole time. The victor is GER
tainly trump and worthy the title of
" Jack Of Spades. .
Ky- Bennett, Of the New York Her
alt, has gone to raising pumpkins. The
editor of the Louisville Journal says
the editor Of the Louisville Democrat
raises pumpkin every time he raises
his head
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ss- Capt Brown gave commissions 10
ais sutordinates, and signed his name,
A. W, Brown, Commander 10 Chief of
the army Of the Provisional Government
Of the United States
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GLE IMYuHHn6Inrns
SAVING AND GRINDING.

"A IL. THOSE in want of either OF the shove
a can be accommodated by calling on the un
aersighed at the Forest Mills. tIate Parks 4 Ful-
wder's,} where il can be had on short nnt;,e. a.,
those from distance may depend on getting
th.ir grinding with them ON TUESDAYS and Fri.
days. ~ ~
tt"nr Torn Meal, and feed OF all kinds. On hand
or furnished to order. " -""
June 18th. 1859 l. ~ Suraprp
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rsn~ The returns indicate that Iowa
has gone Republican by atou. the same
majority as last year We have both
branches Of the Legi la;urc. ...
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Hoo IrEM.-We learn that Jacob
Braden Of PenEsylvania,is now feeding
1900 head Of hogs in Edgar county III
which he took there from Washington
county, Pennsylvania. Feed appears to
be scarce in Pennsylvania.
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THE Subscriber is on hand at his old stand,
1 ready to do all kinds Of matchmaking with
neatness and dispatch. Having concluded that
he is not rich enough to lose few hundred dol
lars yearly in bad debts, he will not trust any one
for work. All having unsettled accounts are no.
tilted that they MUST call and settle.
s. p. DANIELS.
Oct 22d. lS59
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Eeath Of John CalbGun, of n nnsas.

OF. IUIIs, OCT. 10.
John Calhoun, Elk Surveyor General of
Kansas and Nebraska, and President of
the Lecompton Constitutional Conven-
ton, died at st. Joseph, Mo, on the 18th
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lfy A friend Of ours was congranlat
ing himself upon taking very PLEASANT
trip Uupon inquiry we found that he
had tripped aud fallen into q young Indy.
iop.
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tsg- Pennsylvania has gone Republican
or Opposition about 10000 majority.
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A SINGULAR EscApE.-Tke fatal end

A SINGULAR EscApE.-Tke fatal end
Of Mr., Brodcrick's last duel brings to
mind his remarkable escape from duel
which he fought on the 18th of March,
1852, at Contra Costa, California. His
antaso, list, Judge J. Caleb Smith, son of
Extra Billy Smith, CT Virginia, was I'M
injured. but Broderick received bullet
at one of the side pockets in his waist
coat, where for the first and only time In
his life he carried his watch. He star
ted to the field with new waistcoat, and
on the way stopped at jewelers. for his
watch, which had interchangeable.
He then discovered for the first time that
he had no watch pocket, aud he there
fore placed his time-p,ece in the aide
pocket. where, in breaking the force Of
Smiths bullet, it saved the owners life
That was doubtless an escape" watch.
CONSOLIDATION The two Democrat
ic papers ut Davenport, the Democrat and
News, nave consolidated. Messrs. Johns
& Co. have sold their interest in the lat
ter paper to Colonel A. Magnire and John
G.. Given, of Columbia Comfy, Pa, and
the paper will hereafter be published un-
der the joint partnership of these gentle
men and Messrs. Richardson and West,
who have for some time conducted the
Democrat.
Esr We learn that Is car loads or
about 1000 bushels of wheat pass Onion
Grove depot, on the c., l. Il N. r. II.
daily. We are assured by citizen of
Onion Grove that if the Muscatine &
Upton Railroad was completed to its
junction with the Clinton Road the bulk
of this produce would come to our mar.
kct. This is certainly strong argu-
ment in favor of the speedy completion
of this important work Nuscatine Jou
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Kansas has adopted Free State Con-
stitu,ion by abou, ! 900 majority.
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TAKE NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS having unsettled accounts
II WIN the undersigned. are requested to set.
nc the same by cash or note, US we are apxious
10 close our books up to july LIST 1859. We shall
commune 70 sell merchandise, of which we have
general assortment, f0i cash, or credit tn re
sponsible parties. J.L.RA / M
Tiptnn. July 9Th. ls5a-3m
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Strayedl

~ TWO YEAR OLD HORSE COLT,
~ ur grty color, has strayed from the
enc Iosure Of c. g. Mcneil, ono mile west of Tip
ton. Any one returning ii, or leavi.g word at
this Office where it may he found will be suitably
rewarded.
Oct 21d, le5o-H
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so.d.maunfed OilPot,ait of Mr.. Everett.

~'""'eu ohIoittau oil MIR. Everett.
'ai'htns ma accurate photographs picture
" thls gentleman /, nov ready for delivery. IL
y peadlilniiy executed in nine coiors, wit, an.
profifu" emp ems OF Mount Vernon in gold
arabcsque border, stipplea alter the mannae ar
sene felder's disc overv
eiuos rom to 100 solicited, and forward the
same rs the Washington Portrait-Une Do,la, fer
eaeh lnre ordered. DEAEaEIN II co
if2w.J IL! Soutb 7b;rJ st..s,
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PL STE RING.

PL ASTERING.
| he subscribers will be prepared
20 dc clustering and all other kinds ~ N.so,,
WORK the coming season. One of them will ~
ways be found AT the New Court House -
EDWARD GOLDEN.
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old STOVES,
Old Iron, Copper, Brass.
N exchange for goods. at the Stove Store .
Upton. Aug. 7. SO. nsf
Guardians S0le

virtue OF an orler Of the County yadae ~
~ a,n c 81 = e"onh, VIII, on Wednesday the
"a Jay OF November \. d. ls5a, at nv res,.;.n W..
- Springaale township, Cedar county So. ~
iowa. o'ief at pubic or pr waite sale The fona ~
ing property to-wit: The northwest a n.t,a
~ southwest quarter Of section eight in tow
~ p e,s"a. .ar' range i've, wcst in Linn coun.
haraiay and Joseph Coppock, minor he;rs oi
c,r. JOHN Il. PAINTER
n .'araian OF barclay and Joseph Copnocl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-22
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