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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-26
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VerluQ5=Werfe.

~ Non Samuel &ucoiob's 2.ser=
Fen iinb 5u taten:
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o't'01 Der rWin. Staatsssituna."
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s a brpreiie:

Our belpareren &enntniBnohme.
elnnancerer unh Geiisnte lrlru jehr sprjG-
t'9 lei,1 lub tire Yilette nur fri ZEN aroeltelten
Ngerten %falTen> ritt srr icldcn yeuter. Tie rd
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VeranEpertIidjfeit iitsrnetmfn.
N@5 Mit Uereinpiti9ieit erttsilt her l>nter-
5etGuets jebe @9lu9tuuTt luenteeltlid.
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Cl'sntahn> 31omeeitraFe> SIR. 81.
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81 N'sls W1bn it rie "fir3slte unb tiQiors
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Die elten S%erfaufen Str T. unb ;3iert1unae, &C.
traude, &pieu, 0ablteu unb Yielt Gprten yp,
neutrality-suspicious..
Ne Sir @atalcAe yer>penee man iib
Paul, P. 0.
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Gprmltt1Ns.
Npn Ga Grcie no0 Gticoop f1trt man
In IS Sturrcn.
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8uct= II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SHcD= H. Wl uTtfultc11=S VdttDIll1t0
teben BET Yoft>
CANT paul, Miunelpta
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unp reutl9er 8iider; @dreitn1atcrialien> S1pe-
ten, multalii9e Juitrumente,
Stalienil9e TransDflde uto Deut19e
Salten &c. &C.,
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fprtwdbreub n 5anb.
NQe Nrten BON muiltolii1en Sni trun1entel1
tperben biQig> 1dnea unb git %rsparirt.
Bidder MuFtalieu &C., ni9t an 0aup> fS1nen
1T ~tir5efer 3eit becroert meroen.
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&ermil6te Mnaei0eu.
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ridtstarfeit hes @rrD=5ains Srn Neu=Wprf uns
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Orittsn uub Gcbartra6e.
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eafir ;u 5ablen.
Giulab: Gin Opllar.
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Ger llntereitrste bot isin Eager ser ~feiniten
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@ioater ARRANGEMENT.
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reno ret llntertredun9 Ger SAifiabrt,
100 Wiellen unc "a Stlnre1 an 3cit, :
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-30
An Ayaiia Bile Candidate.

The following from 0thc Burlington
Hunk Eye proves Gen. Dodge is decid.
eddy an ''ayailablc candidate if he will
allow his Democratic friends to avail
themselves of his resources:
'.Gcn. Dodge has received for bis
public services in the last tweuty-one
years over one hundred thousand dollars,
to say nothing Of perquisitcs. As he
has, like Gen. Cass. taken good care of
his means, and made some very fortunate
spcculations, he is supposed to be rich,
and is doubtless possessed of more ready
money than any man in the State
While in Spain jus: in the nick of time,
property OF his in Minnesota or Wixcon-
sin was sold by his agent for forty thou
sand dollars. He had, when he left in
1855, large sum deposited in bank, and
he probably saved fifty thousand dollars
from the Spanish mission. As ho owes
everything to the Democratic party, hay
ing been constantly in Office ct a large
salary. while thousands of men, every
way his superiors, who have done more
for the party, have never had an Office or
drawn q dollar from the Treasury, it is
proper that Dodge should come down
with it literally. He ought to cxpend
at least City thousand dollars in this can
vass. He ow 8 it to the party and his
friends. He can do it aud r,ill be one of
the richest men in the State"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-30
what 4 Democratic Editor eaya,

We invite the attention Of the Ne,rs 10
the following from the Dubuque Herca,
the Neps has defended the Cass doctrine.
The Herald is speaking Of the oCass
doctrine on tho naturalization and ex.
patriation question :-Ddre"port Gasette.
ut is evident, therefore, that Gen.
Cuss aud the entire Administration have
backed squarely out Of their former anti
Democratic and anti.Amcrican position.
They have discovered their error, and are
now Fastening to occupy the only true
and tensble American position. Indeed
they have done SO in the documents here
referred to, aud it wouldh ave been much
more to their credit, and the honor Of the
nation, had they occupied this position
from the frst
Now tAat Mr. Cass has rcpudiated bis
FIRST position, it will be not little amusing
to sec how the sticklers for, and defend
ers OF that monarchical position, vii
change trout, and fall ia with the new
and correc: position ut which our Hon
Secretary has just arrived
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-30
Another IIOmoslle In Illinois.

j. w. Ballard, an old citizen of Drury
township, Rock Island county, H., re.
siding about eight miles from this city,
was murdered las, evening BY On Irish.
man named John Farrell, who crept
stealshily behind him and broke his skull
with s,ick Of cordwood. 1t appears
that Ballard, who was the owner of an
extensive coal bed, had leased shat. to
Farrell, and dispute originated abou.
the rent. Ballard levied on coal 60, cut
BY Farrell for his pay, which highly in
eensed him and be threatened to take
Billiards. life. Accordingly, yesterday
evening Farrell came up behind Ballard
who was standing near tie coal mine and
dealt him heavy blow over the head
with billet Of wood. Farrell fled before
any attempt was made to arres, him, aud
though diligent search has since been
made he has not yet been found. Hewas
upwards Of so years OF age and leaves a
wife and four or Eve children Ills res
idence vas near the river, and was ia.
military known as Billiards. Landing"
journal.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-30
+ .USTE - SALE,

TIE STATE OF IOWA, CEDAR COUNTY, 20:
To John Uoty, and all others concerned.
\XyHEREAs. On tho 10Th day of MAY. A. h..
w 1885, said John Doty exec ute d and deliver
ea 10 Thomas llama as trustee a deed of trust
conveying to sad Hanua ~ trustee the follow.
ing desc HE'D tracts and parcels Of land situated
III LII. county OIL Cedar aud State OF Iowa. Lese rib
ed Us TIE west hai Vi the southwest quarter of
section twelve az, in township &c, cnty nine ,ol
north vi range No three l3) vest supposed 10
eousaih eIghiy lael acres; Alsa the south " at
quars.r Of secuon thirty three t33f. in tow nstIn
seventy niuc t791 aforesaid. containing one bun
dfed aud slAt! ltoyl acres; Also, the outhwe a
qaaftef Of the southwest quarter Of section txen
D.sefen (2al, in said township, containing forty
tie' acres; also, lot No live t5l in block No TWEEN
!! 'a!ne tlJl N the village OF colchester Cedar
county, Iowa. with all and siG guar the appurten
ahctt; which deed OF trust WAS executed and de-
iisertd A. Aforesaid tor the purpose Of SECURING
~ Fieiee Brothers and flanders n,erc hauts adj.
Ing BY thai name ami st., lie. certain promis.orv
mol" executed aud delivered to said Pierce Brotn
efa aud Flanders dated May I'D, ls5s. for the
sum o. ak thousand and eleven ss.lu0 doI,ars
1891 AZ. due one year after date
And whereas said note has mstured and do
ian't having been made ia the payment thereof.
therefore you are hereby notified. with ali .tbers
interested. that !, Thomas llama in ,;ursuanc.
OF the provisions Of said deed of trust (which
mas been duly reeor"ed IN book 4 OF mortgages
~ page 3ao,Kecorders Office, tie lar county. lowa)
and IN pursuance Of tile laws of In. Stats n
Iowa. for the purpose Of iorecl said ,,era of
uhst, VIII on SATURDAY, the 10Th day OF August
1922, at the hour Of one clock T. VI At Ii. 3oor
OF the Court House in Upton, Ceusr co ,nty Iowa
soil cash in hand, at public auction and outcrv
inc aforesaid real estate, or sufficient thereof to
pay and satisfy the amount due on said ,.o,e x;.h
the expense Of this proceeding
THOMAS HANNA, Trustee,
July goth, 1859 3lw3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-30

In BAD TASTE Tho Council Bluffs
Bugie, edited by Mr. Rabbit, the Demo,
cratic candidate for Lieut. Governor, has
the bad taste and want Of courtesy, to
copy slanderous attacks upon his direc.
opponent, Mr.. Rusch. This is about at
par with the same EDITORS taste and mad.
es,y in writing the following imnedia, Nv
after his return from the Convention
which nominated him for Office Dur.
EXPORT Gazette.
"Seldonl il it the good fortune of a
political party. in entering upon cam
paign, to combine in its chosen standard
bearers so much real uorth of cha, actey
Nth such a large share ofMe elements
Of popularity and s.cress, as are present.
ed in the list OF candidates chosen by the
Democracy Of Iowa, at their recen. State
Convention
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-30
WASHINGTON, july .:

0Sahso@V.S, guy ~.
From information received in this city,
itappears that some Of the Southern Rep.
resenta'ives, while claiming to be oppo.
sed to the African slave trade, are p|cdy.
ing themselves to introduce to Congress.
abil repeating all the statutes upon the
subject, leaving it 40 they profess to dc.
sire. to the regulation of he seyeralSta
But a. the Constitution confers on Con
gross the power to prohibi. the trade,
and az death seems to be regarded as too
severe Il penalty for violating what some
consider merely law regulating CON-
mercs, it is thought that others, who are
opposed to the slave trade, will agree on
measure, with view to make the pro,
Utilization more effective by the certainty
of punishment otherwise than capital. and
thus they think that good will result FROM
the present agitation Of the subject.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-30

Oar farmers arc uov harvesting Gne,
large crop Of whess, and the growing
corn stands well and looks fine, though
litsls backward. aud there is general
expectation .hat the good time, so long
tslked Of il aear st hand. We hope it is
so, but We see many things which lead
Us to say be careful no. you venture TOO
much. II our crops are good, prices arc
low, aud il the wheat crop of Europe is
safely harvested, there viii be no demand
for our wheat in that direction The
grain crop Of Russia, Germany, France,
Denmark, Sweden and England are Grst
rate: Many have expected that the war
would create demand for our produce,
but the war il now ended. We have
nothing then but our hos'e. market to
look to, and here we find large supply,
and now the price Of spring wheat in
Chicago is down to 4s@52 cents per
bushel. And hereewe will ask everybody,
why it is that our goods, Of nearly every
kind, could not b. manufactured here, 10
our own country, just as we'll as in Eu-
rope, Then our manufacturers would
crentc home market, aud We could get
our goods. and give our produce IN ex,
change without having to transport boil,
across tho continent, and tho ocean.
The course being pursued by this
country is a ruinous one. The imports
for the present year, 1t the port Of New
York alone, have been seven millions
more than for the same period in 1857,
when times were good. At the same
time our exports have fallen of about
two aud half million, and our export,
Of specie to foreign ports for the FIRST
half Of this year have been $50, 3l5, 496
more than twice as much As in any yea'
since 1851, except 1867, when they were
sas, 260,5ls for the same time. Undo,
this state Of facts we cannot but sdvis.
our citizens, one aud ali, to be econom
ical and not purchase moro goods, mol
run into debt more than is absolutel,
necessary. We would also recon the NJ
our merchants to buy lightly at present
the large stock in market must cause
fall Of prices, and We are now able to &C
goods at any time BY means Of our rail
roads.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-30

Last Friday We received the news that
an ar,nistics had been effected between
the European bcllieerants, to continue
till the 18th Of August, aud now, on the
arrival of the North Britton, We learn
that treaty Of peace has been perfected.
Although in favor ofpcace, we had hoped
that the war would continue till some
permanen, concession should be made 10
Hungary and the Italian ua.ionali.ics.
We fear such has not been the case.o
The following is copy of the telegram
from Napoleon to the Empress Eugene.
announcing that peace had been conclud.
cd:
VALLEJO, July ia treaty o. p ACE
has been signed between the Emperor of
Austria and myself, on the following
basis: The Italian confederncy il to be
under the honorary Presidency of the
Pope The Emperor Of Austria comedies
his RICH: in Lombardy to the Emperor of
the French, who transfers them to the
King @. Sardinia. The Emperor of Aus.
tria preserves Venice, but she will form
Al Integral par; Of the italian confedera.
ton. (Signedl NAPOLEON.
The London Daily .Neps says the first
hopes and expectations Of Italy arc de
ceivcd. History will call Napoleon TO
strict account for having made war on
falsc prsteuses and signed a weak and
selfish peace that leaves Austria imprey
nably fortified in the heart Of Northern
ltalv, and commits the Central Of Italy
to the patronage of the Pope The closer
We examine this pretended pacifcation,
the more futile and Ubiquitous it appears.
The Aprsing Roa contends that the
Pope is deprived Of his substance but
keeps shadow Of supremacy.
The Times says France has spent ESQ.
100000 sterling and $4,000 men only
to give Milan Piedmontese instead of
Austrian master, and to re-establish the
Pope in temporal dignity even beyond
his Imagination. Is all this real2 The
Empcror's game must be long one.
The announcement Of the conclusion
Of peace was read in the House of Lords
and the Commons on the 18th. and was
received with loud and prolonged cheers.
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How very naturally the northern dough-
face allies Of the southern Oligsrchy
adopt the language Of the slave driver,
may be seen BY the following. cut from
the Democratic Clarion: =..|.
; "But what is the plov.handle ticket Of
the Republicans? this ticket of farmers?
What kind Of farmers are they? Well
sir, we Imagine kirkwood owns farm
about Iowa City, and keeps his white
'uigyers' to work it,"
''Plow handle tickct"-''this ticket of
fariners!" How superciliously this ap-
peudagc to tho tail OF the south sueers
at farmers! "Wbite niggers Indeed!
Whit ineffable contempt he feels for the
farm laborcrs! He will not use the in
nous mudsill" epithct Of the classic
Hammond-"White niger" is to be the
democratic phrase for laborer
Citizen
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-30
Original Notice.

THE STATE OF IOWA, CkpAx County," "A.
To Le!ots Doyle: ..
Z, IR-IOu are hereby notified that there 10 now
- on Tile. in the ailico Of the Clerk Of the Dis
trlct Court in Cedar county. petition 81 J, War.
rem Clark. claiming Of you sigh;y-one .5-ioO dol
lars. rs money due him from you on proinisso-
~ note by you executed to William =. Honard,
on the oath day OF september. 1857, for the sum
II sesenty.hre dollars. payable On or befrre the
lst DAY OF January, 1854 which not was by said
ionaTa assigned 10 petitioner b, endorsement
and delivery theIsof-and 1t appearing by sll!da.
vis tina; yon. Lewis Doy ic. az. Il Nonresident VI
the state OF Iowa, an attachment has been issued
aBalnot your property by virtue OF which the
southeast quarter u: section nineteen t'3l town
ship seventy hine ,tJt north OF range No. four
"a vest, situate n Cedar county Iowa. has been
attached as your property; and it aiso further
appearing by affidavit that your residence il mn
known. aud cannst with reasonable dill gcnce be
asccrtiIned IL was ordered that you be notified
by this publication If the pending of this sal.
aud attachment. and ia, Unless yoa appear. and
Answer thereto, OH or before the first day OF the
October term. is5? Judgment will DC rendered
against you thereon.
nai:l .hil seth day Of July. 4. y. 1859.
). WARREN CLARK, Plaintiff.
by Iros HAMA. his Attorney. f3lwal'
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Whose 10 Hel

Since the nomination Of the Hon. Au
rus.us Cesar Dodge, as the Democrsti,
candidate for Governor, there has beer
quite Wat, Of words, going on between
the several Democratic papers Of thi,
State. Ths Administration papers -,
that he il Buchanan man, and III.
Doasias papers say he is a Dougl.s man
We don't know how the Democracy vii
decide the matter, We give for their con.
sidert'ou the following from the Chicago
Herald, . Democratic paper:
"a Coon NoMINArloN.-One of the
very bes. things Gf not the only good
ahina) done BY the late lows State Dem:
,ocrstic Cow eution, was the nomination
of the Hon Augustus c. Dodge for
Governor. Mr.. Dodge is round Dem.
-ocrae, a friend Of tho Administration aud
~ able and worthy man"
Dodge IL used to lodging, but he will
be apt to gee smoked out before the cleo.
tion II our Democratic friends End GU.
where be stands re hope they vii! let US
knox.