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BATTLE-GROUND, AND
THE ALLIES VI(rrOklsIlyS!


By the arrival of the screw steamship
City of Washington, we have very i'm
portant news FROM Europe. The Gsst
battle was fought at Monsebeno. The
battle took place On the 2ist. The French
accounts shy that the Austriafis, ID, 600
strong, under Gen. Stadion, attacked The
advanced posts of Marshal paraguay
DE Killers, and we're driven by Gen.
FORTS division after a severe combat Of
six hours, duration. The allies, ipclud-
ing soue 1idenontcse Cavalry, carried
Montebc!lo, but did not pursue the Aus
trians. The loss Of the latter, as stated
by the French, il, 1890 to 1900, and
that of the French at 600 to 700, If
whon many were ofiicers-200 Austrians,
including Colonel, were taken prison
ers. The Austrian account simply states
that Stadion pushed forward rcconnois-
| ance By forced marches towords LigiHo
and MontebclIo, but after a hot fight with
a French force Of superior strength, re
treated behind the Pc in perfect orde -
The actual strength Of the French is not
stated. Reports say they numbered fr,m
six TO seven thousand besides . regimen,
of Sandman Cavalry. A Sandman buI.
lctin also announces that the extreme left
OF the Sandman army, under Gen. Ceal-
dini, forced passage over the Sesia, put
ting the Austriuns to flight. Other tri-
| fling engagements are reported. Gen.
Guyali has removed his head quarters to
Garlasco, and has everywhere ordered the
people to give up their arms under pain
Of being shot for disobedieuce. Tie
wounded at Mcntebello have been taken
to Allcsandria. Some Austrian prison
crs had been sent to MarseillcS Rove
lutionary movements are repored in LON.
hardy The King Of Naples was dead,
and Francis the II. had assumed the
reins Of government England and France
were about to send representatives to Ma
pies. The -Noniteurs announces that
France adhcres to the abolition of priva-
t ering and the principle that neutral
| tia- covers the enemys goods, Political
differences have arisen between Lord
Palmerston aud Lord John Russell The
defeat of the Derby ministry is anticipa-
ted on the hIeetiug Of Parliament The
Admiralty has formally invited tenders
for monthly AUSTRALIAN service via Pana.
ma. i general meeting of the Atlantic
Telegraph Co. has been called to sanction
the heads Of tho agreement with the
government sad the issue of preference
Shares Of 100000 Of new capital.
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On motion the Convention adjourned.


HA- From the Davenport Gazette We
learn that au attempt was made to fire
the Railroad Bridge across the Missis-
sippi at Davenport. As the wa.chman
was taking his customary walk across the
bridge at B clock on las. Sunday morn
ing, he heard noise at the foot Of the
pier and noticed some birthstone on the
foos.way Of tho bridge. concluding ths.
something va. wrong. and not daring to
leave the conbus:ibles, he cried out and
brought the bridge master to his aid
The Gazette says:
We give the following ~ +, lis. Of the
combu.,iblcs left by the would be incen.
diaries all Of which are now in the pos.
session Of the Bridge Master, the ow ner,
OF which are requested to come forward
and take them away or they will be for
wardcd to the st. Louis market. there
being no sale for the articles here One
wooden bucket two thirds full of tar; one
: inch aucer; eight pounds of coarse
blasting powder In M indigo bog, done
up IN two separate papers one willow
market basket with two dozen pint bot.
ties ..lled with yarni.h, each b. tile WRAP
ped with cotton wool aside Of which was
pulyerlked satpetre; one two gallon jug
filed with camphene; several buuchcs Of
lsth, quantity of tarred oakun IN sacks;
several pounds Of roll birthstone, parity
pulrerlzed one graphing hook ono
clothes line cord aud one rope thirteen
feet long.
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enclosed The murderers have never
been found out, nor has any ono ayowed
the act, yet the poor fellow must have
shown fight, his mule il Is said, was
slain near by, and his hand was cut as If
= knife had been drawn through it. His
death 10 all probability, viii ever remain
q mystery. I ~.# 49, IS
/ Further West from thi. point i. q
! place We called Confusion Divide" i,
seems at this point /" Peskers" begin to
doubt, some will return a mile or 80. and
some day or two ON tho back track, when
| they will change their opinion and .ysin
resume the journey. We have beeniioin.
ed by several such, who are now more
anxious to so on than ever. Companies
in some instances divide, part go on and
part 20 back. After this point has been
passed they generally 60 On for several
days when they reach point called sHum-
bug Creek, and there you hear such
monsterous stories that the crowd really
become bewildercd, when they move on
to another point called Elephant City,
where but few can Withstand the shock
the view of that city gives them, they
flee III all directions, the mos. of sheul,
however, cannot resist the temptation Of
travelling East, and are seen by hundreds
on the back track at the rate of 2 40. A
few, however, manage to pass IL rough
this BY running and closing their ears.
and travel on to another place called
Turn Table City Here none az vet,
have been tuown to go beyond; i is
said this is a walled city having bu. one
gate through which all Peakcrs drive with
great confidence ofpersuing their journey
drive around the city and on. a. the
same gate through which they entered
and are never known to check their
course on their backward track
We have passed ali these points cxcept
"Turn Table City" We expect to reach
this place about 40 n.iIes beyond For;
kearney, about the Dist Instant. Yru
will however, hear from Inc at Fort kcar.
ney.
l cpcounto-cd an old chum who was
with me IN the mountains some p years
ago and about Pike's Peak together from
his assurances aud knowledge OF the eoun.
try, / shall 20 on.
l should not advise one to 20, or re
turn from the present excitcn ent tha,
prevails. That there is gold there is
universally conceded, and we will know
to what extent. | think it will pay, bu,
this Is 10 conjecture from what | have
heard.
Our company consists of ffty-onc able
men, seven.y-six head of cattle, two
mules aud two horses, organized in true
mountain style, and under the command
OF your humble servant. | have every
confidence of going through, and fther,
is gold, to make it pay Up to the 4.h
inst, | have been creditably informed g. ;.
COO persons had passed Fort Kearusy on
their way to the Peak it is we'll a panic
arose, or suffering, misery and Grim,
must have been the result. As i. is
there will he $4,000 or more with merry,
and provisions to explore the country and
protect themselves against crime and des
ti!ution.
More by-and by, when at kearney.
JAMES TuoRIsGVoS.
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SHERIFF SALE.

r,Y virtue Of specila! exeeut to M. directed
Is issuc,, from the Office Of the Clerk u the Die.
trict Court, in and for the County Of Cedar snd
s,s,s ~ iowa. in favor Of John Jennings aud +.
: Cory, and agsinst Warren A. Stacy. -hsss
levied upon the following property, = tht psop
erty Of the said Warren A.'stact, 20 wit: Tbs
nor ;heast quarter Of section six 20 IN ..ws.hir
.sycrty-ninc, y7s,, range enc ~ west contalnns
one hundred ani sixty l6v iasrs mote er Mas,
with te laplsusteaances tlefssn: ssih maa sna'
.,el in Cedar county, Iowa: and shall Offer the
,ame Tor sale, at public ontcry. AZ the Court
House door In the town OF Upton. IN said conn
r. ON saturday, lsta day Of June. A. u. 1850, be-
tween IN. hours Of y o'cIock A. NJ. nad~t o'clock
p. N. Of said day, to satisfy said execution aud
costs that may accrue tAeteon.
i,atsJ this is,h dag of Maya. D. lsS9.J
= As aast.se.sg d fPasg GEORGE HUBER
2lvl . sheriff of Cedar couut,. Iasa.
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W.. O.LUDJ.OW,

No. IL Locust Etreet, ST. Louis, NO.
PRODUCE DEALER:
Forwarding & Commission Merchant.
Orders for Groceries and Manufactured
Artcies accurately filed at the iowea
\ possible rates. Consiynments to, sale
and shipment respectfully solicited
Shipments IF all kinds @W be .}aith-
JuYy attended to. a.@.natat rm- .
ALL ORDERS sen; to me by Dealers In th. vassous
n Towns aud Cities in every direction " Iowa, win
be faithfully filed and promptly forwarded BY river
railroad, directed None but the hest stock viii b
sarded 10 those no entrust their orders 10
REtkRENCES. ht gHF Mes
Cone & LOOMS Burant, Iowa; W. Nelson 81 Louis.
$. 5. Daniels, Esq. Upton Haynes q tenhy, -
Burr s. swift, Davenport - scotI & Erothsrs, !"
Wilson Il Hafiey, - .s- - Porter, LoS d 60.
MSy 81, leJ9.y. - vs. - *@@A ~
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New aud Popular Vocal Music.

X IND WORDS The Angel. told ne 80. '..Graye
- Of Rosabel." 'Wilds VI the West s.Giye me bacs
my Mountain Home" Thoughts IT Cod "I'm with
thee STILL. Wake Lady, Wake" .I'm leaving thee In
sorrow. Annie" Ever uf Thee" ana s.old Nassau
a. sang ~ the StUlents VI Princeton College. Pre. rs
cents each.
New and Popular instrumental Palace
hMoeh Fe1ha, Nigheste Empire Reiches Quad-
rifles ne" dant. price 80 cents each .'piccoloiEi
Polka. ''sSi7s ~ Sshot isch inmss Rakee ;, II
ttsch. a vita yteneGes New lH.ruian Qnadrillr.
% cents each "Criunfue Nal.,." ssD,nviIle Navur-
ka" 'Arstan v ar Try March," Reading Polka ~
very last Forsositnt. wemer Polka and Alnr, Polk
MH&urka: itr.ee 20 CTS each. HORACE WATERS
May -. I@Jlt No. 81 Broad MAN S.a \ urk
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E>s~ Douglas is no, received with any
enthusiastically with respcct--ou his
present tour through the South. The
Montgomery (Ala) hail, of the 2lst
inst, thus notices his arrival in that city;
THE sauATTER GiAsr.-S. A Dou-.
las, the great advocate of Suuatter Sow
erlgnty, arrived here yesterday, in the
eastern train, and went down in the
steamer IN the afternoon. A few persons
hunted him up to take a look at him, a.
they would grizzly bear, but there was
no welcome. Why should there be, of
the great assassin Of the South go
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nea- The annual meeting of tho s,oc

nes- The annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the NJ. X NJ. II. Il. Co. was
held at Davenport on the 9TH lost, and
the following persons were elected nj.
rGctors: John A. Dix, ". Walcott F
IL Lows, ". b, Ogden, Hiram Price, J
r. Henry, n. 3. Judd, J. S. Hickman
and \. {. Flagg.
At the first meeting Of the Board Of
Directors, John 4. Dix was elected Pres
,dent' Hiram Price, Secretary, and L. II.
Lows. Treasurer.
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Government land sales Fl, Eovn.

WAsnINGToS, June 3.--The pre.i
dent has issued Il proclamation for sal,
of public lands ia Iowa, commencing q,
Fort Dodge, on the 18th of September
aud at Sioux City on the 30th of Octo
Der. The lands are in the northwestern
parts OF the State, at the head Of the ue.
Nulues River and its tributaries
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Ohio Politics.

COLUMBUS, June >, 1859. The Re
publican Slate Convention to-day nomi.
mated the following ticket: Governor
William Dennison, jr. Lieut. Governor
---Robcrt e. Kirk. supreme Judge
". J Gholson. Auditor--R. w. Tsy.
Tor, Treasurer--A. L. Stone .secre,a.
ry-a. F. Russell Board of Public
"orks---Johu Gregory. schoo. Com.
iplssionc- smith,
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NEW YORK, Juue 4th.--A despatch
from " 4shngton says, Attorney General
BLACK opinion in the MISUNDERSTANDING
contacts with the military unde standips
OF The Instructions of Gen. Job.o, and
the intention for the war departyoop
they were issued. Hence further com.
plleations are apprehended.
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"AGoNSl
WHO WANTS WAGONS I,

nRAN NE" WAGONS IRON Ey w AGoSs.
II fhimble Skein wagons-Nut Wagons, ~ or
% Hagons--weli finished Wagons. All finished
painted and arranged NTH all new improve.
inenis--a!l Just on hand from the mandatory.
nave on hand 81 New Wagons which | will
sell cheaper .han was ever known b. f.re In hi.
mafAet CHARLES aNEfLlNn.
firtnn i1ae 9th 1870
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say- \ Richmond, Virginia, dispatch
of the 4th says that the Secretary Of the
commonwealth has official returns FROM
l01 counties, which give Letcher ma
jority of 1 ,695. There are IL counties
to hear from. 1t is now believed that
the Democratic majority will he 5000 or
more.
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Rsiir1,asl Notice.

I AL!.the Stockholders OF the p'en na,lrssa
r .,r,.any that have orders OF Clark x Thomson,
:. y. Treasurer are requested to present them
II ,na treasurer at his otce in Upton, on OF be.
e.. ~ firs, day OF June 1859, or they will not
s. j. CREW, President
II r,xay REigART Sec.
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SHERIFF SALE.

IA VIRTUE Of special execution TO MO t .
- Neied issued from the office ufths Chrk Of
Inc District Court, in ana for the eppnty af rsas
sna s,a,e OF Iowa in favor u Pon.eroy 4 Rrn,on.
following properly. ~ the property a. NJ sal
Peter bout. u witt 80 as'a
ne east nall OF the southwest quarter. s.ss II.
east nan o. tie west hall OF the sonthy,s.
u section twenty-five C22l in taNn.Lip ss,en,,.
= ~ w. osta Of raRgs "" ~ wet OF tAe 5th
s s.'sA VITA ths apparie aancea thereon salia.t
~ .a"aea ~ cedar sssaty, Iowa; aud shaM Of
~ aAAle Ior sale, At public eatsry, at the Court
=, n'Nc door IN The torn Of Upton. Ia said .nnn
.s. On ~, s,a1aFeah sddsyef Jav a. u 1850, b.,
T. n IN ~ =, ufs q o'clock A. " and o'clock
sass That may aecrle the. con.
"A'ed lais ist day Of Ilas, A D. lisa
-. GEORGE HUBER.
80 ses:.N"f E,dai count. los.
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- FROM the subscriber, q. Yves, Liberty
on the 9th OF June, a sorrel gelding with
light colared name and tail--tgil rather hlnnt
supposed to lie four years old. lie has hcan
sweenied IN his right shoulder and on i, the hal,
Is longer than the rest elsewhere; one white hind
foot, when he left he had a halter on tied I'm =
The above reward will be paid for said horse.
June H. ls5o.w4
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$3.50 lia=aaaias
NOTICE.

III IL Subscribers 70 the Capital Stock Of tho
Upton Railroad Company are herehv ~ ~"
hed that the sth insament Of ten per CON, ~,
ra.h snare Of the stock subscribed to .aid Con
b ia s''' ne ee dne on tbs 18th day of July. A.
by order Of the Board. '''s'
HENRY RrrsArT. Sec. H. =, 81,
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-. 2 zxaz sKxas-r~
EXECUTORS NOTICE

NoliCh !. hereby gisea that Mary Ann Rovd.
y st"n and John Caaeheer have been spnoin,.
60 Executors, for the settlement of the es,a,. .,
william +. Boydston, bY the County Conr. a,
cedar county Iowa. Therefore. all persons IN.
uro.ea TO the estate, or having claims agains,
said estate, are expected to make immedia .a,
tlrmcnt "s' se''
MARY ANN BOYDSrOS
JOHN CAsEBEER
June llth, 1851 E.,.,,
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L"'Goy's Letter.
We have noticed recently, in several
~ .ho Deuoe-,,io pnus,,rars ATTRACTS
---,~.~,s---..-..',-f-I..''- -....,',
''o'h y" n"' pun P'''" ~ NC ''''e' "''''s"
by Joseph '. LoTHjoy 20 Hon. Owen
Lovcjov, II. {. OF Illinois. We were
,,rlir ,ls,..d =, g.. chs crr.c,. ca frao.
,I.,.I. ~. ~ ........ ...,-.
y 'No0'''" -, >'''''>' ">!' '''" 'o"h
Cd Tor all opportunity Ia soe she Whole
letter. The last Cedar Democrat has sat
,,fed our curia,itv. and lad we the rooD
we would publish i. entire that the peo-
pie might see what ia the belief of the
Democracy. We hone our frienss will
preserve the last No. u tie Den,ocru:
for future reference. 1t will afford many
4 good ,ex.. We know not whether such
am.u as J. c. Loveioy exists, nor wbeth
or he .rota the letter, neither do we
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A STAT. Convention Of the Republicans OF iowa
10 css.ed b assemble BY their delegates. IT the
Ciiy Of Des Moinss, at III o'clock a. N ON We'd
nssday the 72d day OF June, 1853 for tho noinina.
tion VI officers 10 be elected at the general cleo
ZION in Octehsr Of this year. Candidates are 10
be selected for the oG5ces az Governor, Licaten-
ant Governor and thre8 judges Of the Supreme
Court. The Convention will take such other nc.
tieu ~ may, 10 It's opinion. contribute TO the
cess ~ the principles and organization Of the
Republican Party Of this State aud Of the Union.
Every organized county will be entitled 10 one
Delegate In the Convention: sud 10 one addition
oil delegate for each 100 voters otter the first $780,
and for any additional fraction of 50 or more
votes. cast at the las General Election for Hon.
Elijah sells, a. Secretary Ut stale.
The attention OF the Republican Central Com
mites of their pertyr counties Is directed ~
the calling OF the County Conventions for the 81.
pointIuenE Of delegate ia the ratio above stated
and for efficient o. ssa cation preparatory ~ tht
SansaAA
JoHS 4. Ehssos,
n. b. HOAlE,
s ..a n. j. RTrCH,
d. n. COOLEY,
q II. JEROME.
X. l.. Is. CLARKE,
THOMAS sEELY,
kysbh,anstE,s Csntrs! Committee.
OAs hs.ss, March 2Gth, ls59.
Cedar County 10 entitled 10 sen d.lsEssH.
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Pursuant to notice the Republicans Of
Cedar county met in Mass Convention at
the Court House, on Saturday, til. eth
inst, at clock p. NJ. for the purpose
Of selecting delegates to the State Con-
yention TO be held at Des MONIES, on the
22d inst Nearly every township was
represented, aud the best spri. was man
ilestel throughout.
The Convention vas called 10 order By
4. Gilbert, Esq, Chairman Of the Exc.
cu;ion Committee, and Moses Narney
was elected President ot.she Convention,
aud S. S. Daniels, Sec
On motion Of \. Gilbert, a committee
o. three were appointed to report the
names Of ten delegates to attend the State
| Convention. The committee consisted
Of a. Gilbert, Ed. Wrigh. aud \. Rath.
: bun.
The committee reported the names Of
Wa. II. Tushill, 5. S. Daniels, Ed.
! Wright, K. Cover, T. c. McCIelland, J.
E,Iyson, W. p. Wolf, p. D. T-rncr, +.
ButterGcld, aud L. D. Du-bin.
. Ga motion, the repor. was accepted
and adopted, and the men above named,
were appointed as said delegates
! p, y. Turner, Esq stated that Hon.
r. Cover could not 60 to Dcs Moincs,
and On his motion ! W Baclcy, Esq
was appointed in place of Hon. Il. Cover.
J On motion Of 4. Gilbert. it was resov-
Ell that the delegation have power to f.l
/ vacancies aud to cast the whole vote to
which Cedar county is entitled
On motion OF p D. Turner, Esq,
Hon. WA. ii Tuthill was requested 70
. address the Convention which he pro-
/ cceded to do in an able and forcible man
ncr.
! On rnotlan tho ranyentio, ,d;,ur,.j
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Das' Joseph Charles, who was shot by
Thornton, at St Louis, died on the 4th.
The excitement was subsidiug. Judge
Glover was petloncd to call special SEES.
sion Of the Criminal Court, in order to
bring the prisoner to speedy trial
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VIE ILiND, JuTlG .
\ heavy frost occurred on SATURDAY
night the wheat crops throughout moth
era Ohio is badly injured Corn. grapes
aud potatoes were badly frozen.
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SHERIFF SALE.


DY virtue oil IA special execution TO We direct
} ed issued from tie Office nj tie Clerk ~ the
district Court, in aal for the Goanty CT Cedar
and State ~ Iowa, in iavorDf Charles and Will
liam L. :: one, and against James Hanna, Almirs
Iiamua aud John Conner, hayc levied upon the
foll,ving property to Wit: The scutlsrast q Jar
.tcr Of the northe ast ofse aisn ast-esi
in rownship scych:s-niDe l7al north Of range two
~ MesL containing forty l40) acres; Also lot
two ~ being The northwest quarter Of tie
northeast quarter # the southeast qrar,er Of
section fifteen, tl5): also. the east half OF the
Southwest quarter VI the northeast quarter Of
section iIseea ~, containing Tvs nis Aeies
"also, part Of lot ho. two ~ on the plat hIea ir
the commissioners nFort, 0f the nDrthNs-t
quarter ~ the southeast qtiarera.f section iii.
teen l5.) BOUNDED rs foibwsi teeinriHg at the
southeast corner nsar the creek. thence by lands
"oi Nan1andt soGth S3s w II. to n Ipst. tthence ty
land Of ID. Walton norlE asa west ISL /. 10 =
pest. thence BY L,ni of NJ. W. i,urk Ipriha2 en.i
- T. 10 place Of seginninS.. containing one
~ acre tweuty-scfen ri pertbes. anrth u
range Two ~ west OF the jth J. ~. with all Of
.1he arpurteliances thereon MI OF said isna
situated ia Cedar county, Iowa; and shall siIer
lie sanl" Tor sal ~ pablo outctl, at tie Court
House door ia the .aNn Of Tiptui, in said coun
t.. on Saturday, 18Th day Of June, 4. Il. 1854 De.
tween the hours Of o'clock \. 81 and o'clo. K
7. N. u -aid day % satisfy said execution ana
rusts that may a.rruc thereon.
Dated tAis lothdag Of May, A.aD. 1859.
.n.Ull.E HUBER. Sheriff
?iwi .. Lcdar county. Lowe.
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New Mus.c !-.s'Saruh Jane Lee!"...ong
and Chorus.

4 VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MELODY, with
easy accompaniment; can he sung by children a.
well As adults. aud sill h"coEe one Of the most
POPULAR songs ~ the day. Sentiment Of the words e,
ecuent. Price IS cents mailed free. Just pm iish.d
hy HORACE " ATERg
May -, Is39I No. 333 broadway. New York.
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THE Subscribers woull respectfully aanaun nee to the
citizens IT Cedar aud adjoining counties, that they
viii carry the business of WOOL CaRDTNG at their
old stand. three mil"s south ~ Upton, this SUMMER.
They haze thoroughly repaired and reftted their ma
chincry, and have also made arrangements by which
Work will be Done on Short Notice,
avoiding the delay. which were common last season.
Thankful for past fav they hope by faithful atten
tton to their to merit cGn.inuznra
age. o. r. d J. y n rs
Upton, Ma, 9Th. 1859 3m
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MONEY TO l,OAl


lie Partnership OF the undersigned h.;
4 pseh dissolved it become. ncer.sarr - =
All persona iidehtcd To Us should IA, m ;,nn,a
dia're sMI,hEr q tipp ~! W ,lan'e'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-06-11
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OAs hsi.ss, March Goth, ls59.
Cedar County 10 entitled h sen dslegssss.
, 1859-03-25
Baron akuncAansI'e,'n.

Miss Brewster, (daughtsf q Sir David n hlr
in her "hetters from Cannes and Nee l1J8r
a Baron MunehAusen is It Niool Nv hihalmsll
him At picnic the otler day, and heard from,
him the history Of his Celebrated namrslke-,
One Of his ancestors had . chaplain Who vas ~,
most lalss and extIavakIni stories His pllrdn.l
the Baron Of those days, Wrole hook c1irhorsr
odinR Herod, being Z collection of Hii'l poros
marvellous adventures, hr the purpose Of sham
ing the priest, for which hudable design b Wa
punished, BY having his own Ldmo hsld up TO-
poalerity Is tie HtorY.telef par erl.illlcara
This shows that L iS very dangerous o ie olon
in Jest The Munchausens are HancSeii.n
iamily -. - -.
, 1859-03-25
Youth and Age.

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