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specie which has been further augmented but the most
ycrsSe feature Of the report 10 % Of over
The Philadelphia Bulletin Of last evening thus no.
tees the money market of that city,
In monetary affairs there has been little or variation
since aet notice The supply is abundant and the
rates steady n ~ ASK per cent for call loans on
prime endorsed bills, and 70 IL per cent for good sSns
lures and less known The applications OF the banks
quite moderate but capitalists looking forward for
better rates as the season advances.
The Philadelphia Ledger of to day Says
negotiation, we understand, u now going on by COM
itees representing the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
cou,odston Of tbe two co%psnss in u,sres Is thew
are now in their working operation The Harrisburg
road and its branch connect Harrisburg with Lancaster
and Columbia and used by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, under twenty years Lease a. link In the
through line Of the Pennsylvania Railroad. 1t has long
been thought that the Pennsylvania Rsir pad Company
ought only to control but to the entire line
through to Psourg and having three years ago pur-
chased the main line Of the State Works. the Harrisburg
road OF thirty six miles, the only remaining link
wanting to eject the desired consummaton The Harris
burg company now maintains its organization, pays
salaries to officers, interest on its funded debt,
&C., and divides to its stockholders ten per cent
per annum. from the revenues derived under it's
se Roaa thinks the
Harrisburg Railroad Company too much and has I, me
times talked Of seeking redress for the grievance through
other outlet Though q mutually satisfactory al
astment has been less directly pressed for the
last six eight years. nothing has been effected Indeed
dicuh in equity Is in law. The lawyers meet with liz
tie In their profession that gives them more trouble
STILL Of the difficulties that previously existed hav
ing been removed, tho purpose Ia urged now with
hope of Il is proposed, understand to make
the Harrisburg shares at eight per preferred stock
taking precedence Of the stock OF the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company. Whether this loss of two per cent per
annum by the Harrisburg shareholders will be considered
by them In the greater security Of eight
pcr cent dividend guaranteed, and the removal Of the
apprehension OF new outlet, will be matter Tor serious
and dispassionate consideration.
The following were the earnings of the eastern
division of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad during
the month OF July, compared with the same period
last year
July, 1890. .t12 6s3 -
July, i69s, o. v}S ~
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=. o. 400 pa ola go sse

Total o. so6 2ps ola go &se 224 a. 4o ais
The exports Of -four and grain from New YORK br the
week ending August 10 were:To Crest Britain IA 5os
bbis hour, III 7e0 bushels wheat and 1895 bushels
corn 70 The British provinces and other pisces 10 $50
corn.
CORR The market was quiet and steady. A email
lot Of 100 bags Maracaibo we're made At Ice
CoTIoS Tho market continued firm, with sales of
about 900 bales, closing sSn the folio wing quota
TONS
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-. a. r,Vnpoyuon "A Az WiycElsTrs, Mlss.--On the
-s - ,oIv last T1eer D only son q samuel n Clark
- ~ y - s',,e ~ ret dog Il l0 tholsht Of
70 ICY ~ .se me bit last Monday the odild
b =. y - e~neons ~ hytropt.ba, add grew
..Sv ,v,,es ,,i rsesdsy Nban De syrrci amer great
faoeI re
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We read in the New Orleans Delta of the 18th
The banks had unusually light offerings Of paper for
discount and transactions in the outside market included
round amounts of ary classes Of signatures Clear
sterling bills, on 10 per cent premium bank rates 10
l0h per cent premium; bill Of iading drafts, sx ga per
cent premium; francs, 513X I6A per dollar; sixty
day bills on the North AZ per cent Premium sight,
IA u per cent premium.
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Net cams 10 lcco over ioo9... tSl 90
Books for subscription to s25o,ooo additional
stock OF the Louisville branch Of the Commercial
Bank Of Kentucky were opened last week. The
amount subscribed for reached about two and
hall million, ten tines the amount required.
new bank has been organized at New Britain,
Conn, with capital Of sloo, 900. II is to be
called the New Britain Bank.
The earnings Of the Cleveland and Toledo for the
second week OF August were -
1890 sls sol
12,4o5
Increase. ...................-,... ..,.... 500
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bbs at IS IS o. for superne and al Is 20 81 20 for
extras Southern brands without change OF import
snce. The sales embraced about 500 bbs., closing
within the range OF the above quotations Rye -four
steady and prices unaltercd. Corn meal was without
change IN prices. wheat--Thc market Wa heavy
and most descriptions again lower while there was
fair shppng demand. The arrivals continued 70 be
large. The sales embraced about rs 900 bushes, In.
cudinR choice white southern at 81 choice NichI.
gan and white Kentucky II 81 70 . 81 CO. fAr white
Ohio 81 81 20 ar 80 red ordinary 70 good spring at
81 Is 81 Is, good 70 extra Milwaukee club "a 81
"a; red Western At 81 % 81 "a choice red aud amber
colored Illinois at 81 20. Corn In heavy receipts
and holders were free sellers while saes embraced about
5000 bunhes, including sound Western MIXED at Gle
&C. and At o1c. for sound Western mixed and western
yellow ~ &c. Rye quiet NJ Tic Tec for old and
~ s6c 16c Tor new Barley and barley malt were nm.
changed. OS&s were dull and sacs moderate at ISL q
3oc for Western and At 30 kc. eye Soc for state
The following table from the circular Of W. g. Cutting
ev The receipts and exports q nour and grim at this
port for the week ending 70 day
Flcur, VIVA, Rye, Corn Oats, Barley,
tL bud. bah bush bush buh
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Tho expor: Of cotton pisce goods the past week
very light and only amounted 10 % $50 Of which
were shipped 10 Brazil. The late news from Shanshae
China was not considered be encouraging 70 shipper
still fair deKand existed for drills and heavy brown
sAeetngs and shrtngs for the China trade The exports
Of cotton domestic goods for the week ending August 49,
from the port Of New York, were a. follows
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these figures disclose a steady Improvement in bank
every advocate Of sound nancierng Every item shows
a reduction on the returns OF the previous week except
specie which has been further augmented but the most
favorable feature Of the report s contraction Of
$40 600 in the aggregate Of long and short loans.
The Philadelphia Bulletin Of last evening thus no
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q led,

On the 3oth Of April, 1860, EMMA J. GOsS, Of
Moline, III formerly Principal of the Secondary De-
partment of the Upton Union School Aged % years
At special meeting of the Teachers
of the Upton Union School, held May
9Th, 1860, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously passed,
WHEREAS, Our much beloved friend,
and former Teacher in the Upton
Union School, EMMA J. Goss, has
been called from her earthly labors, in
the morning of life, and as We had
fondly hoped, just in the beginning of
long career Of usefulness: therefore.
Resoired, That in her death, our pro-
fession has lost an earnest, faithful, and
worthy member, and society an active
and useful young lady
Resolced, That while we express our
heartfelt sorrow for her carly decease, we
feel hat we are but expressing the feel
ings of every citizen of Upton, who
knew her, and especially of the little
girls and boys who spent year pleas
antly and proftably under her instruc-
ton.
Resolved, That We deeply sympathize
with her bereaved parents, who have
been robbed in their old age of an affec-
tiona,e, obedicnt, and only child.
Resoloed, That copy of these rcsolu-
tons be signed by us, and sent to them
in their sad Affections.
FLORELLAKING,
MARY J. A. GILLESPIE,
ELIZA A. WORLINE
G c. NEsTLERODE
j. " REEDER.
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For the Upton Advertiser. !


We are happy to announce to the pub
lie that our Office is removed from the
streets, to the Upton Union School House.
BY the kindness of the Board of Direct.
ors Of the Upton School District, We
have been permitted to occupy vacant
room in the School House, where We can
be found on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, to attend to examinations aud
other official business.
If teachers who have not engaged
schools and desire to do so, would send
us their names and post Office address, it
would be very easy for sub-dircctors to
hire teachers, and for teachers to procure
situation by applying to US.
j. McCLUNG, Co. 'Suyt
Upton, May 18th, 1860.
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Upton, May 18th, 1860.

HEAVY RECEIPT OF CHAIRS The
steamer Sucker State landed the largest
lot of chairs at our wharf, yesterday that
has been brought up the river this sea
son. 1t was for the firm of S. G. & p.
Stein, aud comprises au endless variety,
adapted in style and price to the wants
of every description of buyers. The
amount of chairs this firm has sold with
in the last twelve months would seem to
indicate beyond all doubt that times arc
really improving. The receipt of ycster-
day looks remarkably fresh and new, and
is said to be "John Mitchells best brand,
which, by the way, is we'll known in this
market.
Messrs. Stein have also their extensive
manufacturing facilities in active opera
ton, enabling them to furnish every
article 10 their line of a
quality equal, if not superior, to any in
the market. They keep open house, and
invite an examination Of their stock
Muscatinc Journal.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution TO me directed,
issued from the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court. in and for the county of cedar and
State of Iowa. in favor Of II. Crockett and
against Re bccca Craishead have levied upon
the following property, as the property Of the
said Refecca Craigheaa, to wit:
The southwest quarter of the northeast quar-
ter of section ten (l0,) in township eighty $50
north Of range four A. west Of the fifth =. NJ D.,
with the appurtenanees thereon Said land
in Cedar County, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale al public out
cry, at the Court House door in the town oil Tip
ton, in said county, on Saturday the second day
of June, A. ID. 1850, between the hours of o.
clock A. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ OF said day, to
satisfy said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon.
Dated this lst day Of May A. d. lS6o.
j. L. BRADSHAW,
Sheriff IF Ceaar County, Iora.
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SHERIFF SALE.

~ virtue OF special execution to me direct
Cd Issued from the Office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court, in and for the couaty of Ced.', D''i
State OF Iowa, in favor of Joseph Jennin. and
against Warren Stacy have lie We'd upon tic III,
lowing property, as the property of the said Wa.
rem Stacy, to wit
The west half ofthe northeast quarter, and tn,
east half OF the northeast quarter OF elton No
OF range one 4. west of the 9Th princni!e me
rldlan with the appurtenances thereon
And shall offer the same for sale at publi, outery
at the Court House door in the town of linton IN
sad county, on saturday the 18th day of May
a. y. 1860, between the hours of 8 o'clock
A. ". ana 1 O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day, to satisfy
on. ~ s'''o
dated this 18th day of April, A. ID. ls6o.
j. l. BRADSHAW
Sheriff Of Cedar Con,fr Yoro
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DO YOU TAKE "A Coop MONTHLY AG-
RIcULTURAL PAPER ! If not, now is
your time. The may number of the
Gensse Farmer, which We have SO fire.
quently commended, is received, and the
pu'''sher offers to take subscriptions for
''e nan year, commencing with the July
NUMBER Tor % cents! That is cheap
enough; but be also offers to give all who
subscribe before the end of May copy
of the June number for nothing!! The
Ge"ese Farmer is just the paper that
every farmer aud gardener should have
aud now is the time to get it. Send the
% cents in stamps at once to JOSEPH
HARRIS, Rochester, n Y.
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gss" The drouth in this section of
Iowa is almost Unprecedented Very little
rain has fallen since last harvest. The
grass is not as forward as it was a fort.
night since, having been dried up by the
high winds and warm sun The wheat
Is beginning to suffer seriously. Not
more tn half of that sown has come up.
The soil is as dry as powder As a con
sequence, grain has an upward tendency
in this section of the State. Flour and
wheat have both advance since our last
i>suc---Oes .NOiHcs ReJisfcr.
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PETERsoN's MAGAZINE is always first
to arrive and if what some ladies saw,
who ought to know and are good judges,
is true is first in excellence. At any
rate the June number is a splendid one
as have been its predecessors. We can
still furnish this excellent Magazine to
our subscribers for sl.3O a year-usual
terms 81 year. Address: C. J. PETER
son, BOG Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Pc
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a WARNING.-One day last week a
little boy at our Union School lit a
match in school hours, and fearing dis
covery he put it down through crack
in the floor, where it set fire to some
paper that had accumulated there and
burned hole up through the floor and
through the ceiling so that Goals fell to
the lower story. 1t was easily cxtin-
guished but caused a stampede among
the scholars. Parents should be careful
how they let children have Matches
They will do no good with them.
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAx.PAY.
Frs.

NOTICE is hereby given to all Delinquent Tax-Paye,
~ OF tedar county, State Of Iowa. for the year A. D.
tsos and All preceding years, that after the day Of
May 1r60 shall proceed as described by Law Ia eslIec.
the delinquent taxes, by distress and sale Of personal
property. where it be found. individuals owing
taxes VIII consult their interest by paying the same
before that time the cost of mileage and collecting
will inc rease the amount largely.
Notice is also given to all persons who are ndebt ed
to tn School Fund, that unless is paid within six
months from the time due, shall place II in the
hands ofthc District Attorney for collection in accord
with the law. SAMUEL WAMPLER
7yeasnrcr Of Cedar es., Isss
Upton. Arril 10, 1850.
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Which they are determined TO sell rs cheap IA
can hr purchased anywhere in the city for CASH
Our motto is "ttuick Sales and Small Profits
Any order from the country will be promptly
attended to; is much as if the purchaser was
present.
Mr.. li"cM having b en- engaged in the Lumber
business for the last nine Years in this City HAT.
tcrs himself tina: he will be able to render com.
pctc satisfaction to customers. Give US call
before pure hasng elsewhere.
Mnscatine, Iowa, april LIST. $50.
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Original Notice.
TIE STATE OE IOWA CEn,R COR,

THE STATE OF IOWA, CEDAR corsry.ss:
10 Jacob RoAdc:
- lR-lor are hereby notified that there is now
~ Oh file in the Office of the Clelk of IN, Dis
tilct Court of Cedar county, State of Iowa a ne
titlon of n. }. Rusch, claiming OF YOU the sum of
one hundred and thirty dollars as money Justly
due him on certain promissery note dated
Davenport, April 4th, 1857, executed BY YOU to
the order of John l.. Swits, for the sum of one
hundred and nine 35-l00 dollars, payable ninety
days from the date thereof at the Banking Honsr
of Chubb Bro, Barrow 4 Co.. on which said note
the said NJ. Rusch went your security and after
the protcs; thereof paid the lu.l SUN OF said note
for you, all of which is more particularly set
forth in PLAINTIFF petition to which you are re
ferred. Now, unless you appear and answer
thereto on or before the first day of the next
term OF said Court a udgIncnt will be rendered
against you thereon for the fuil amount due
with interest and costs of salt.
TURNER & FYAN
Attorneys for Plaintiff
THE STATE OF Iowa, Cedar county,
BE 1t RENE mheicd that this notice was return.
ed mot found, therefore it is ordered that the
same be published in the "Tipton Advertisers
for four consecutive weeks in accordance " i'll,
the law in such cases made and provided
ALONID SHAW, Clerk
District Court. Cedar county Iowa.
NIL va
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Ho. FOR CHICAGo.-The Mississippi
4 Missouri and Chicago & Rock Island
Railroads will carry passengers to and
from the Chicago Convention, next week,
for half fare. We hope that cold Ce-
dar' will be well represented at Chicago
next week.
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ANTONIO yERCIA,
Barber and Hair-Dre sser,

II As opened BARBER SHOP in Upton, and is no"
- prepared to Shave, Cut and Dress Hair, shampoo,
&c. From long experience he feels confident Of giving
satisfaction. Give him u call-frst door west OF the
Union Hotel
N.B.-He is also prepared to do WlllTEWAsHlNG
in the most approve manner. tn'3v'
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n Green &c 90,
ROCHESTER,,

At all times, uithin fre cents Of Nusca-
tine price
We will grind for customers promptly on Wednes-
days and Saturdays.
Wheat 90Df95e Flour Sl756f2 d
Bran, " ton. 5000: Shipstuff. ~ 100 soc
Dry .(:oods Of all kinds at River Prices.
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Wilton Market.

Corrected hy J. J. Rrxp. dealer in y-Goods, Gro
Ceres. NC.
Prices Of grain, this day, January 9Th.
Wheat, sea s5r. corn in the ear, 25Ut 2sc; she !
led JcUL3"c; Cats ?jt potatoes 3oc. Pork S'UiS5
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real. ESTATE FOR SALE AT
GREAT BARGAINS.
THE Pl RCHASER MADE RICH.
Now is the Time to Invest.

Now is the Time 10 Invest.
THE undersigned offers 10 the public the fol
1 lowing desirable and valuable property, at
very low rates and easy terms.
go acres Of choice prairie land in Uelaw are
county, iowa:
800 acres in Tama r"unty:
3.0 acres partly improved in Cedar county,
delightfully."- located and dGsi gncd for a grain
and stock tarinwitAja miles Of the county seat,
Also. $50 acres Of timber land:
Also. 300 valuable Town Lots, in STAIRS
Additions:
For particulars AZ to price, terms and locality,
inquire of the undersigned, or of II c. PIArr
office in the basement of the new court house:
!. II. STARR:
Triton Fehrunry oh 'ecn--G
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HEcHr Il FRIEND have procured some
nice stools for the use of their lady Gus
toners, which will be appreciated by the
crowd.
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SINGERS FAMILY SEWING Ma
Machines, for Tailoring
and Leather Sewing, at 66 Lake Street,
Chicago, ILL., See Advertisement.
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SHERIFF SALE.


B1 virtue OF an execution to he directed ID
sued lrom the Office Of the CLERK OF the district
Court and for the County ofjohnson and State
OF Iowa, IN iav"r OF LYDIA Long, and against Al
fred lrestcr | have levied upon the following
property, as the property ofthe said Alfred Tres.
ter, to wit:
The north half of the northeast quarter, of
section No. SIX ~, in township No. eighty fsO1,
range four ~, west Of the 5th F. NJ with the
appnrtenances thereon. And the southwest
quarter OF the southwest quarter Of sc ction thir
vt"o l32l, range four j, west of the 5th +. NJ,
With the appurtenances thereon, said land is
situated in Cedar County, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at public out
cry, at the Court House door in the town of Tin.
ton IN sald county, on Saturday. the 10Th day Of
May, A. d. 1850 between the hours of Q q clock
a. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ. of said day, TO satisfy
said execution and costs that may accrue there.
on.
Dated this 18th day Of April. A. d 1880.
J. l.. BRADSHAW,
sheriff If fedar Ceuyfu Lorna
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Dsyn Our thanks are due to II, n. JAS,
HARLAN for copy Of the Presidents
Message and documents.
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III arrird,

On the 24th day Of April. 1850 at the residence of
Martin Henry, in Louden. by j. d. ,RER. Esq,
Mr. " iLLIAM PARR, and Miss HARRIET MOORE, all of
Cedar County. Iowa.
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NNvCuUort Market.

Whcat--uew $50 100: old.10M SOC. Corn, IN
the ear, "3WjGc; snclicd 2SH30c. oats-new,
3oW33c; Potatoes, 450t50.
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A. HoLTsLANDER is receiving new
supply Of goods, to keep up his assort-
ment.
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bea- The following Is list of grand and
petit jurors for the next term of our
District Court commencing on Monday,
the 18th day of June next
GRAND Jurors.
j. VI. Watson, VIM. Rorick, Stanford
Jones, J. b. McGill, Q. c Jack, Rcu-
ben Swart>lander, James II. Robinson,
ID. II. Comstock, Isaac Griffith, John, G.
Lyle, Thomas Collins, Solomon Aldrich,
William Nicely, Geo. Staffu, Geo w.
Blazicr
PETIT jurors.
VIM, Ocheltroe, A. s. Brunson, VIM.
Hoch, Hardin Cannon, Peter Jacobs.
John d Walker, John DorcuS, ,Ia.;. B.
Wright, VIM. Frascur, Benz. Green,
James Logan, John Huey, Joseph Good
ale, Thomas Morcland, Thomas Math
ews.
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aey- Remember our County Conven-
ton on Saturday next See the call