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&c. Cover, ed. Herald, ')aaneasfcr,
Wis. ave highly recommend the Exter;
More craM aud provisions are DESTROYED
annually in Grant County by Vermln,
then would pay for tons OF this rat ha'
Killer and Insect Exter.. yet hundredtn
par. of the value OF such property iaid
out in "Costar's" Ext. would save all
from loss A"
W. Curtis. (Druggist,) Oakland, ~
ave ,ec'd ,he box--care Blaksley, st.
Louis---it gives great satisfaction Wher-
ever tried--is a"dsad SHIT every time,
and no mistake"
Osborn & Parsons. T.fioa, Via ''ioar
Rat. Roach Extcr., is all sold. 1t gives
universal satisfaction
George Rose Druggist Cd,di"9ton,
o. IL havebeen selling your Ext. fer
the last year. and have not known 1t to
full in q single instance.
Il. Wright, Druggist, Tray, q. 81
have sold ont all the Rat, Roach, &c. Ext.
The tat Killer is in great demand.
.eyprincipal Depot 40 broadway n. Y.
An Wholesale Druggists in n. \. are Agents.
| Wholesale Age nts Ia all the large cities
| Druggists aud Dealers everywhere sell them
| l0o0O Boxes sold per week in n. y. alone.
| Beware of limitations. Exainiao each Box and
| take nothing but "Csstar's'
| SLIGO Boxes ,sl beosent by mail Sufficient t.
! destroy the Vermn on any premises,
| S. sample packgcs II dcz.lhy express 70 dealers
| For Agencies. send for Circular, Terms, &C.
| Wholesale agents for Ill.,. iowa, Wis.,&c
| At ~. Louis, Mo, :. II. lsak-ley. and others
| Chicago. IA j. II. kecd HGo..
| Milwaukee, Wis. Ii. Boswofth Sons,
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In Trouble.
WASHINGTON, July Is,

"AcuaNS'oN, July 10.
"Letters crowd upon the Administra-
ton FROM all quarters, dcpreca,ing its
course CONCERNING adopted citizens. as
having deuorsiized the Democracy worse
than Leeomrton Christian Ernst, who
is impressed in the Hungarian service,
came to Us at nineteen, bccsme citizen
last February, and returned to his native
country in March.
The idea of demoralizioS the Democra-
cy is good. The next thing VIC shall
hear Of old Beelzcbub having been cor.
rvpte.l by como recent business. We
should like to know whether the cou,-
plants above alluded to, are com plants
Of Cass regarded as the Administration,
or Buchanan as the Administration. The
two Democratic gods haverecently but.
ted heavily on the naturalization question
-Darenport Guzette.
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Original Notice.
Tue STATE OK IOWA, CEpAx COUNTY: S..

luz ST ATE OF IOWA, CEpAa COUNTY: 81.
To Hnfrsn Steacy:
tE-IUt aic hereby notified that there is or
~ Gu Aio, IN the ofLee OF tie Clerk OF the liz.
trict curt IN Cedar county petition OF Jose, Ii
Jennings Claiming III You ihe foreclosure OF 1.
certain mortgage executed by YOU 10 said Joseph
Jennings. ON the zsa day OF MAy. A. u. 1857. on
the following described lands III Cedar county
Iowa, via: the northrest quarter Of section W.
six tol Ia township seventy nile l.sl north OF
range one - west. for the purpose Of securing
three notes executed by you to said Jennings,
amounting 10 thirteen hundred dollars Va the
aggregate. aud na which there is nov due the
sum OF seven hundred dollars (S7o0l with inter.
esa thereon ~ the rate of ten per eeat. from the
"a day OF MAY, A. ID. 1857: and it appearing by
Gihd"' that You are not u rexiarnsSaf the State
OF iowa. aud that your residence il unknown. a:,d
cannot with reasonable diligence be ascertain. d,
II was ordered you be notAed ny this publ, =.
ton: ana that unless yeu appear, and answer
thereto on or befurc the first day of the dc .ober
term 1903. ludgiIea. viii be rendered against
yoa thereon.
Dated this Both day o, July. L. r. 1852
JOSEPH JENNINGS PiainiM.
By Isos HANNA, his Attorney. [alw5l
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4 WouAerlal Discovery,

The last Cedar Democrat in an article
which was, unfortunately, short, in com.
mcuting upon the repor. Of the County
Judge. says: "It 10 true that the Judge
"'nskes the tax less than 1853 by ST.
"02s ls; bu. he does not take into &C.
"cosnt large rosd tax that was paid into
"she county treasury las. year and which
"is collected BY the Supervisors this,
(which would If added to the county
"sax Gas formerly make this year equal
|" or exceed the tax Of last"
II tho Drmoe,os had had space, i.
would probably have made other as.ouud.
iag discoveries. We had supposed tia.
every Que knew that the State, County,
Road, and other taxes are al separate
aud distinct funds and arc 80 kept by the
county officers. Such 10 the fact. Will
the Democrat make note Of it? Had
the road tax been added for last year as
the Democrat says it was, and omitted
this, the difference 10 favor Of this year,
would have been $40, 4667l. That the
Democrat should have been so blind,
when tho report which it published, con
tanned a distinct statement Of the road
tax Of 1858, is Iittle singular; such
blinduess howsvcrois characteristic when
it 10 thought that It will tell for tho De.
,uocracy. We Wish our readers to give
such credit to statements made by the
Democrat as they are entitled to.
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r. - 1Asssr d the n. 7. Trtbsne;
SIR A tour and sojcuro, Of some
weeks IN tire South, has satisfied me that
the "carsfal correspondent" Of the Her
aid, whose opinions you seem to distrust
10 your paper ofeto-day. is correct in his
conclusions, aud deserves the thanks CT
every friend Of freedom and humanity
for the courage and fidelity OF his dsc.os.
ures. have had ample evidence OF the
fact that those arc greatly behind the
times who speculate on the probabilities
Of re-openiny Of the African slave-trade;
it is already 4 thing accomplished, AID
the traffic is brisk. and rapidly increasing.
In fact, the most vital question Of the day
is not the opening Of this trade, but its
suppression. Shall it be longer tolerated
in defiance Of oil laws of God, and MI laws
OF Christian, and even Mohammedun na-
tions!o The arrival Of cargoes of negroes
fresh from Africa, in our Southern ports,
is an event of frequent occurrence. Many
Of the public journals Of that region are
supposed to be in the interest of tho
traders, and tho publishers Of others are
prevented from announcing such arrivals
by well grounded fears that such action
would expose, themselves to the yenge.
ance Of tho brutal and barbaeious men
engaged 10 this business. In all the cot
ton States the cry, il for cheap negroes.
They dsnounce our laws against the
slave trade as protective tariff oftwelvc
OF. fifteen hundred per cent, on the price
! Of labor for the benefit Of slave breeding
States: increasing the price Of negroes
for the consumption OF. cotton fields from
one hunderd dollars each (thc full cost of
importation owere it not for prohibitory
iaws) to twelve or fifteen hundred dollars.
With the hope Of enlistins the whole
South, they point 10 the advance Of Free
Labor, and declare that tho defeat Of
Slavery in the struggle for Kansas was
owing 70 ely to the scarcity Of slaves
There is great force in these sectional
appeals, though they will meet sturdy
opposition not only in tho humanity but
in the unmistakeable pccunisry interests
Of all the slave breeding aud non cotton
South. including Tennessee aud North
Carolina, ~ well as the five border South.
eru States. But the Administration il
either secretly favoring or is really par.
ralysed BY the power ofthis great comb.
nation, and therefore stands idly By while
the gigantic wickedness is doing its
dreadful work Nothing but q gigantic
rally Of the friends of Freedom and the
transfer Of tho scep.er of power to the
hands of those who haze the courage and
the will to oppose with the whole power
OF Government can put stop to whist
Jefferson so justly called 'this execrsblt
commerce. Shall We permit those en-
gagged in this treason sgainst God and hu
manity to blacken the Gulf States with
countless Thousands of innocent men stol
en-. and brought hither under tho pro
lection ofour own stars and stripes, un
til the citizens Of the North are calico
upon to rescue these infatuated monster,
from the inevitable event from another
St. Domingo? ....
In the cause of Freedom and Humanity
| .., JOHN c. UNDERWOOD.
NEW YORK, July 10th 1859.
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The Republican ticket is made up, We
believe (from Republican source.) o.
Renecades. from the Democratic party,
Old Line Wing party, the Know No'h-
ing party. and the Abolition party
Dubuque Herald.
Why don't the Herald say the whole
Republican party is made up Of Rene
gsde-lrem other partics! II = man is a
Renegade who, now Republican, once
belonged to some other party, then the
whole Republican purity arg renegades
The truth il. the Democratic party chang
ed its old time free principles, and left
shoussnd Of Democrats standing to them.
and in the Republican party. The rene
gadcs are those who desertedotheir prfne
Pies Davenport Ga-sttc. %.
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Nngifiyes Retsrued.

Great excitement prevailed in Chicago
last week in consequence Of the discovery
that three fugitive had been return. d to
st. Louis, from Chicaeo, By kidusppers.
Three r. fosr 9nea in Chicago, in coa.id-
era.ioa of reward Of $500, succeeded
in indsciug three fusitises to go on the
.sars with ihcu, - they said to 50 the
country to help carry IN farm, and
then having hired = second class car,
shey rushed them through to St. Louis
before ihsis Intentions became kuovu.
A-eekred nan '. il the plot. All bu,
one Of the parties Engaged had been N.
rested W
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Personalities.

The Cedar Democrat not being able to
contain itself till We could attend to it.
.sase, states 10 its last issue that it aud
=" Father Wate" thinks our answer to
iss.suestioss vii! look ''rather EooAy. -
We don't dsubt it, the fact is that they
have looked through the blsckest Of wool
20 losg shx everything looks woolly to
tdom. We have heard Of drunken men
dscIsriue that every body bat themselves
were drunk and they were sober. 1t all
-'!epsud. on the medium through which
,shey view things. The Dsmacrc, also
addresses the editor Of the Adserti.e- BY
bic Own proper nams. While We admit,
tia. it 10 customary for that elass Of pa.
20 which the Drmocrat belongs, to deal
il personalities, We Wish it to be under
stood that It ID not considered to be 10
good taste, BY any respectable Journalist.
We may consider the editor Of the Dem
ocrat every way d gentleman aud still de-.
sousos the principles advocated BY his
paper. The public hiss uoshio: to do
With our personal matters. II makes 10
difference q il whether Va drink tea or
coffee, whether We are ip6del or chris.
tion - long - vs do not intrude our
views, through our paper upon the pub.
lie. We have not and shall not deal iu
Ysuoualitiss except 10 defence, and We
10 not expect to take notice Of every
snsrl Of our eotempors.y, We do not
expect to p!sasc It, indeed if We did, We
should suspect tha. We had doae somc.
thing wrong.
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THE STATE OF IOWA, CEpAg COUNTY: =,
ANNA o. McArtxs, In tho District Court IN and
va. for said county by order Of
WV MeArLrr. u. p. Ingman. Clerk Of .a ID
Court
To william, MrAuiey:
GlR-YOu are h, iehy notified that there i. M
: on file in the Office Of The Clsrk Of H. III.
.rirt Cont in and for Cedar county, st.,e Of
iowa petition Of Anna o. MeAu!ey, claiming
OF yoa divorce from the bonds of ua,yi
mony heretofore existing between YOU and ,ha
SAID Anna q McAuley; and unless Won nn,..,
ana answer thereto on or before the frs. a,,r :,
the next term Of said Conrt. 10 he heg.r a..
holcen ut the Court House in Upton on the tenth
Gay OF oetnber A. d. 1885, judgment will be
rendered against you ther eon in accoraancs ,.;.s
said petition and degree of divorce sn,sr.a
against you. G.p. IyGMay ca .eo
District Court. Cedar CO.. low.
d. ". BAGLEY. Attorney for Plaintiff
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Found nj Last.

The Cedar Democra, has long been
like "Japhet, in pursuit of father" in
the last issue il announces that it has
found one in "Father Waite" Whether
Father Watc" is proud of his relation
skip is not 80 certain, nor whether he is
responsible Cor what appears in the Den,
e-rUf
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lHFANrIcIpE A coroncr's inquest
was held yesterday on the dead body of a
newly born infan, found under such cir.
cumstances as 10 show that it came to its
death BY theshands of its mother in order
to hide her shame. We spare our read.
ers the sickening details. The mother,
young servant girl has confessed tho
horrible crime, and will be prosecuted
according TO Law. -Mascotiss Journal
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Buchannn's OHiceholders Turning out like
Van Bureaus
WASHINGTON July 81

1901 W ARLINGTON, July Il.
Twenty leading Democratic papers in
Mississippi advocate the re.epening Of
the slave trade, and Buchanan's Collector,
At Vicksburg, openly aud oficiously urges
it as party measure.
Last intelligence from Tennessee rep.
rcsents as certain Opposition gain in
Congress, with probability Of the Legis.
lature and Governor.
Etheridge will be elected to the House,
and Ready. renegade American. defeated.
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ST. Paul., July Il, 1889.
MEssRs. EDIToRs:--Qur State Re-
publican Nopsention sdjouraed this even
ing, nfter very enthusiastic and harmo-
mons session Of two days. Our nomina.
tions arc Us follows:
For Observation-Disclosures Ramsey.
. For Lieut.. Governor-Igpatius Don
nelly Ff1fr@ Sks co
For Secretary Of S.a.e--J. H. Baker.
For Trcasurer-Chss. L. Schoefer.
For Attorney Generslc-G. Il. Cole.
ForConyrcss-Cyrus Aldrich and VIM.
Window.
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SAVING AND GRINDING.

4 Ii THDSE In want Of either Of the above
n can be accommodated by calling On the IN.
wider's,) where it can be had on short notice: and
those from distance may depend on getting
th.r grinding with them on Tuesdays and Fri.
DAYS.
Flour Corn Meal, and feed Of all kinds. on hand
or furniahed to order.
Jnne 18th. 1859. !. Il VI. SHEARER
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Quick WoRK.-Onc Of cur citizens,
a native Of Scotland, left Marion on the
End Of May, vsu. to Scotland, married
him wife. travelled through England
and Ireland, and returned here on the
I'd Of July. having been absent just sixty
days. He was in Glasgow 10 fifteen days
after leaving Marion Linn conn,yoReg-
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NO rlCE.

YJnbLiI NOiitk Is hereby given fh,t q, H.
july term Of the County Cour, of Ced.,s ..e
y. lews VIM. kiger. Executor, and III 'ry.ra,
t'ray. Execntrix. Of the es'atc OF John n c..
deesd ed their final rcnpr, in .he ..,,~msr, =;
la sstste and the coanty Court fixrd the ,i,.,
h. "nias !" p,emeer ID. lsse. for the fa.l
TO oil persons interested tia. snl.s. sa,' s,..
.nd OBJECT thereto. sad report will be annrnv.a
mones, paid into Conrt and said exc,.tnr. ..;,;
be discharged from further dusi.s :, ".'1 w,,i
Utilities In the premises. esponss
, @Tip'o7. IulyT,s. 1857. s,-. 'aaS'.
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n RARE CHANCE
wv
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

vXyHHIN six miles Of the fouriahing town
wv Upton. the county. seat OF Cedar county
Iowa. The farm contains IFS acres. All undo
fence. saacres in crops, the remainder In grssa
A Young orchard OF first class fSuit Of one hua
bred and thirty trcca, oil IN = fouriahing condi
ton. There II on the place good frame stable
grainery, corn crib and COW shed, and good
we'll Of water. With the above land will be sold
the crops oil the farming Implements oOnsistisS
Of everything necessary to carry on farm
l,S acres. Together with agooa span Of horses
wagon, harness. &c, nc.
The above property is located in very thickly
settled misunderstanding the advantages OF .
school house and church within fourth of . n,ils
For terms, enquire at the lay ofiics and Land
Agency Of BIoSELL Il SWINEFOEp.
June ls ls5ew4l Upton, Iowa,
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The Democratic party in Iowa are ei.
eeedingly terrified .. the mannFl wA's'
he Republican are Rush ing thing.
TheDemocrat wants to know--h MA
wood is to be Governor OF Town. ~ nv, : :
the name of Heaven cant De-. "
DotlGe cant be.
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. ~ Horace Xalnole .ar.

os~ Horace Walpole says: ITO &C.
with common sense. according to the mo
ment. is the best wisdom l know and
the best PHI losophy is to do ones duties,
take the world ~ it comes, submit respect.
fully b ores lot, bless the goodness that
has given US 50 much happiness with it,
whatever Il is, and de.piss afFectationo5
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~ \ short time since three negroes
WIG were confined 10 jsiI in Saline coun-
ty, No.. for various henious offences,
were taken BY mob, aud one Of them
vas burned and the other two hung,
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Escape Of DR.. boy from Prison.

LEAvENwoRTH. K. T.. July 26.
DR.. boy. under sentence in St Joseph,
Mo-, Jail, for allcdged kidnapping, was
rescued on Sunday morning during q
violent storm. and is still at large. There
was great excitement at St Joseph on
the announcement Of his escape and
pursuit was attempted, but without sue.
aaas
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CAss AND ScorT-DEuocaAcY AND
kEPUBLIcASlsM.-In tho year 1872.
twenty three Irish naturaiized citizens,
who had invaded Canada. were taken
prisoners. The British officers were for
hanging them rs traitors, but Gen. Scott,
who was also prisoner, informed the OF.
fcers that a. many British subjects would
be hung by the Americans US retribu.
tion The threat hsd the desired efrpc,
-2tlae men were spared
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0 ESrRAY MARE.

TAKEN UP BY JOHN 4. EVANS, in Roch.
l ester township. Cedar county Iowa, . BAY
MARE black name and tail. few white hairs In
her forehead. and also some white hairs ON her
left hip: plain collar marks on her shoulder; she
had yoke made BY binding pole around her
neck aud tying It beneath with 4 rope. She il
full II hands high. and supposed 10 be about IL
years old. Appraised ut fifty dollars before r.
G. Biacknorc, . Justice Of the Peace In ssid
Township S.w. STAFFORD.
Clerk Cedar CO Dissrict Court
June 8, 1859 26n3 by IxGAAk, Deputy.
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~ ~ fiptse ADVERTISE.
Cedar Couaay Agriealtssal sssietyss Fair.
AZ "a meeting Of the Beard Of Mana
gers Of the Cedar County Agricultural!
Society, held 7th month, 9th day, 1889,
Board al present except onsJ unani.
mously agreed to have the Fair at NV
Buffers, one mile west Of Springdale, on
the 9th nud 7th Of 10th month (Oct.)
This programme will be placed in the
hands of tho Chief MsrshaI, who, with
his assistauts,'will beeexpectcd to execute
it to the letter. Any additions which
may be made to it. shall not interfere
with the time and order here agreed up
on. No change need be expected unless
bad weather shall render it necessary.
Entries may be made At the Secreta.
ry,,s Office till s o'clock p. NJ. of the fint
day, at which time the entry Office will
be closed and no more entries will be re-
ceived during tho exhibition.
All animals and other articles must be
4 on the grounds and in their appropriate
places soon after the close Of the entries.
At 8 o'clock P. NJ. all the Committees
will rendezvous at the Judges stand
vacancies will be filed, and they will pro.
coed at once to preliminary examina
ton in their several classes.
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~ c. EDWARDS. editor and propri-

~ c. EDWARDS. editor and propri,
etor Of the io~u Weekly Tsitor, was
drovned in tho Iowa river at Msreneo,
on the 18th inst. Mr.. +. with his son
had been bathing the son was washed
BY the curren. into deep water, aud the
fa,hsr went after hi,a aud got him on his
back, but was exhausted and sank before
reaching the bank. The sou was saved
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Meath 10 ali VcrInill.

IT'S TRULY WONDERFUL WITH
what certainty Rats, Reaches, M,ee'
Ground Mice, Bed bugs, Ants MOTHS
Mosquitoes, Fleaso Insects on An'ma's,
il .hor. every species Of Vernin, are
utterly destroyed By
aCostar'.' Rat, Roach. &c. Extermis"'of'
..Costa.'s, Bed.buas Exterminator
s.Costar's'' Electric POwder,for A"sec's,@c
frap ONLY rsrAlLinLE REAEpEIs KSowh.J
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-,y1s> THE Subscribers having received
AIA6I their new. ruling nscni.s enc
EEE1 large stock Ut binding material. are
.a...s..5 l. an Iii kinds Of work III their lus IN
the very beet Honner.
ALI KINDS or BLANK BOOKS
,..c.c,,,., IN order. In the best style. BoekA
"a Ms,.,inrs bound III any styis desired.
sa,isfsc ton is guaranteed 70 oil who may w
a DANIELS will act n our agent for Cedar
county. 10 whom application for work mar b
u 49,. Raymond, EYsTHA L Co.
Mnscatine. June 18th. is50-C-7Su
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pRILADELpurA .Jnlv %

PHILADELPHIA. July %. @
In the Superior Court ! decision was
rendered this afternoon sustaining the
seton Of the Mayor in stopping sunsiay
passenger railroad travel. 90
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rARNERs, TAKE NO,

THE undersigned have on hand Ave Of NAN
/ NY,S COMBINED REAPERS = NOWEl6
Of 1858 build which they will dispose u upon
months time, or for good horses.
June 18th. 1881 JAS. & Z. -. MEX.
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! Glass 0-rarms.
TIE Constitution makes tbs Bosrd Of Naaagxs judge
Be.. farm Of one hundred aud sixty acres, $40 90
ID bet. do do do %
Best farm Of eighty acres. 8 90
"a best d. do 90
Best farm OF forty acres, 90
"a best DO do ! 1u
Best | acre OF small fruits. including straw.
berries, rsspberries. 5lackberries, goose.
berries, curTants, DC, S 90
The fee Of membership, for males, is
fixed BY the constitution at one dollar.
which will be considered the entrance
Zee. Those who DO not wish to become
members, may enter any domestic ami.
mal or animals, for one dollar, for which
the FIRST premium exceeds that amount
En,raIce fee for all O her articles, iity
cents
The Managing Committee respectful.
ly request oil the Judges to be punctual
in their attendance, aud hope to see
large collection from all parts Of Cedar
county. and also from the parts Of john
son and Muscatine counties included 10
the constitution.
The Society has been organized on &C,
count Of the one formerly held ut Upton
having gone down, and We believe it
will be better toshave it held in country
location, whore the interest of those who
attend will not DO diverted with their
shopping and other business unconuected
with the fare.
Will the Cedar Democrat, and the
papers published in Iowa City and Mus
catiae, please copy the above.
MOSES VAKNEY, Pres.
LAURIE TATUM, Sec.