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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-20

CAsAD 4 GILMORE, have opened a
large and good assortment of ready-made
clothing and cloths of all kinds, but poor
ones, these they don't buy. Just call on
them, and if you don't open your eyes,
and sav that the half has not been told,
we will admit that we are no relation to
prophet.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-20
Immense Gathering at OsknlOOsa. .. 90,
600 lOWans in Council!

We learn from gentleman present at
the great Republican Mass Meeting at
Cskaloosa, on Tuesday, that it was one
of the largest and most imposing demon,
STATIONS ever witnessed in Iowa. The
people of the surrounding country, with.
out distinction of party, age or sex, turn
ed out literally en- masse. The estimate
of the crowd, by Democrats, themselves,
ranged from twelve to fifteen thousand :
Intelligent and candid Republicans esti-
mated the number present from fifteen to
TWENTY burlington Honk-
Eye.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-20

w. HAMMOND, has looked into every
corner of Boston, New York, and Chica.
60, and has purchased samples Of every
thing he could find, that would be desir.
able in this " neck of woods " His goods
will soon be stacked up in his store ready
for customers Charley is on hand, and
if he don't sell to you, you might as well
vamoose the rancho
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-20

Il. &. NJ. CHILDs receive this week a
new supply of groceries. Their sales are
such, that they are in the receipt Of fresh
supplies weekly. Green apples, and cv-
erything else in their line, can be found
at the lowest cash price, at their store.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-20
APATENT OUTRAGE.

The latest outrage by the Patent Office
is the extension of Howe's Patent on
Sewing Machines-a piece of parchment
which, so far as We know, covers every
sewing machine in the country. Mr.
Howe has proved himself public bene-
factor; but his reward has been fully
equal to his descrvngs. He is rich
has as much money as any man ought to
haye-and all he has accumulated has
come from his fortunate thought. The
publc's account with him is balanced :,
and now every dollar that goes into his
pocket is SO much money out of the poor,
to whom his invention has become ne
cessity which the rich will not feel If
possible, we hope tina the next Congress
will reverse the Commissioner decision,
open the manufacture of sewing machines
to free competition, and thus bring them
within the reach of the families to whom
they are really boon. The price asked
to-day for these machines, without ex-
ception, in favor of any sort that We have
ever seen, is outrageously disproportion-
ed to their cost, and large share of the
excess is due to the royalty which MIR.
Howe demands, and which, though he
has been coming money at the rate of
$685. 900 year, the public, under the
Commissioner decision. must continue
to paw Press and Tribune.
The Irish Republicans Of Roches-
ter have formed Wide Awake Club,
which now numbers two hundred and
fifty members.
Gov. Pennington of New Jersey,
who short time since declined to be
considered a candidate for reelection to
Congress, has yielded to the earnest So
licitation of his friends, and will accept
the nomination.
pB- Buy your Stoves, Tinware, &c at
the "Muscatine Stove Store. 'Muscatine,
Iowa Mr.. BROwNELL is Agent for the
Manufacturer, and will sell below Chicago
prices. Stoves warranted for one year.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-20

The jefferson City (Missouri) Eran,-
ener claims that at least "seven, and
probably eight, out of eleven of the can.
didates on the State ticket recently cleo
ted, are for Breckenridge for President.
Douglas will not carry over dozen coun-
ties in the State. His vote will be in
the neichborhood of 25 ,OOO..'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-20

The LARGEST LOT OF Stoves ever
brought to Upton, is now on the way,
and will soon be received By Smith Bros,
a. their well known stand, North of the
Court House square, Look out for good
bargains.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-20
Rats Aba ndOning Sinking Ship.

IOCKPOKT, N. =, sept. ,.
The Daily AdUertiser aud the Niagara
ueehIy Democrat, the only papers in the
county at the mast heads of which the
names of Douglas and johnson have
hitherto appeared; this morning came
out in favor of Breckenridge and Lane.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-20

WILTON SEMINARY We learn that
this institution will commence it's first
term on the 4th of November, under the
care of Mr.. J. B. Harris, at present prin-
cipal of the High School of New Lisbon,
Ohio.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-20

pA- The greatest demonstration ever
had in Philadelphia took place on Satur-
day evening. Over I, 800 Wide Awakes
were in line, in uniform.
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SHERIFF SALE.

pf virtue of special execution to me direct
- ed, issued from the Office of the Clerk Of the
pistri, Court in and for the county of Cedar
and State Of Iowa, in favor OF William Moore
and against George MeBurney, have levied up-
on the following property as The property of the
sa'a "e"res MchutncS. to-wit: The ;. +. quarter
Of section No. twenty-tyo in township IA eirh
ty-two, north of range three west of the ffth y
NJ, containing 100 acres. with the appurtenances
thereon: said land situated in Cedar CO. Iowa
And shall offer the same for sale at public out.
cry, at the Court House door in the town of Tin
ton. in said county on Saturday The 10th day of
September, A ID. iS6n at O'Clock =. NJ of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that NAV
accrue thereon.
Dated this l3th day Of August, A. D. 1860.
J. L. BRADSHAW,
Sheriff OF Cedar county, Iowa.
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THE WEEKLY WORLD

will contain all Of the matter of the Daily Of most in
terest in the country Like the SemWeekly, it will
give special attention to its Agricuur and Hort
tural and Mechanical Departments. Its Provision Mar
ket and other Market Reports will be prepared with the
greatest care There is not farm in the country to
which Il would not prove profitable visitor.
1ermS:-Two Dollars year: four copies. to ad-
dress Five Dollars ten copies. dttp Ten Dollars:
ty five copies Twenty Dollars An extra copy will be
sent to every person forming club of twenty five
weekly subscribers; and for club of fifty weekly sub
scrers, copy ofthe Daily will be for year.
sPecia editions Of The WORLD will he prepared for
California and Europe
for all the issues cash i'll advance invariably he
PAID. Specimen copies sent to any person applica
-
Considering both the multitude and the character of
the readers for whom it will have special attractions
IhE oRLD will present peculiar advantages an
vertising medium for which liberal terms v in he made
Address, THE WORLD" New York
b PARK Row.
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CAPT. HAMMOND has our thanks for
the late Chicago papers. The Captain is
in fine health and spirits
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-20

THE LAw-CARD of j. H. Rothrock
ESD, will be found in another column.
Mr. r. comes in our midst with, SO far as
we can learn, the best of regulations as a
man and lawyer. We doubt not that
he will give entire satisfaction to his eli
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Blck slllithinS.

THE Subscriber is on hand At his old stand
1 ready to do all kinds of BacksmiGhng viii,
neatness and dispatch. Having concluded tina,
he Is not rich enough to lose few hundred dol
lars yearly in bad debts, he will not trust any
Tor work. All having unsettled accounts are no
tined that they MUST cali and settle.
p. DANIELS.
Oct. 22d, 1859.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-20

THE Iowa STATE FAIR will be held at Iowa
City, October ID Sd, 4th and 5th 1850.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-20

DUY your Tobacco at +. h NJ CHILDS', and
ID save 25per GER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-20
Original Notice.

Original Notice.
solomon Heald Us. William Ia District Court
Bogsia, Lavina Boggia, Of Cedar county,
Sears, Wood & Company, Iowa.
Isaac Clay, and Foreclosure Of
Mary G.. Clay. amortgagc
STATE OF IOWA, CEDAR County. -:
TO WILLIAM BoGGIA, LAviNA BoGGIA. SEARS,
WOoD& Co., ISAAC CLAY, and MARY G. CLAY:
& lRS-iou and each OF you are hereby notified
u that there is now on file in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of Cedar county
State of 1owa,a petition Of solomon Head claim.
ing of You the foreclosure OF a Mortgage given
by said William Bog"a and I.ayinq Boggia (his
wifel to said solomon Head, which said mort
gage and The notes il was given to secure are
now the property of the said Solomon lIcald; ;
said mortgage being dated the 2Gth day Of Nav
4. d. 1856 and conveying the foil wing dcscrib-
ed land in Cedar county, Iowa, TO wit: The east
half of the southwest quarter Of section three 81
in township sevcnty-nine t191 north of range
four a.. west of the fifth principal meridian -
Said mortgage being given to secure the pay.
ment of the principal and interest of three GER
tain promissory notes. each bearing date on the
sth day of April, \. y. 1856: one of said notes
calling for the sum of one humid ed dollars made
by the said William Boggia and payable to Solo
mon Head or order, on the LIST day of October
1856: another of said notes made by said Boggia
calling for three hundred dollars, payable to
said Head on the 1sL day OF October, 1857: an
other of said notes made by said Boggia, calling
for three hundred dollars, payable to said Head
or before the list day OF October, ISIS, each Of
said notes bearing interest AT the rate of ten per
cent. per annum. The said notes being now the
property of your petitioner and still due and ul-
paid, except the one calling for one hundred
dollars and also the of Sl5s and - 100 dol
lars. You are further notified that unless You
appear at the next term OF said District Court
within and for said county and answer said peti
ton according to the rules Of said CouIt, judg
m will he rendered "A painSt tIerpnp
Dated this LIST day OF September, A. d. lsGO
ALONZO SHAW, Cl'k
District Can't Cedar Conafy, L0uu
SyLvANUs YATES, Atty for Plaintiff,
TT you want durable Mill, made of good ma
i teral, and warranted, buy PERRI'S.
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Agricultural Tools.

Just received, a large lot Of Agricultural tools
from Jackson, Michigan. The best finished
implements made in the west. We have gener-
al assortment OF everything in this line to which
We call your attention a. being the best and
cheapest this market can produce.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-20

Gv- Shoe us a Newspaper ,chose co'nms are al
all times cro,rdeG ,euh Advertisements. and ue
pW shoe you community aifre rith business and
enterprise. The age IS a mot',ng one. man that
Glands IN these slater days. WiU N short time, s,d
hsmsel u bslund his competitors. ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-20
THE DAILY WORLD.

Morning and Afternoon Editions. imperial q Il art
Sheet larger than that o. any of he present New
two-cent daes 1t will give the latest teegraphc an
other News up to the very point Of going press an
viii completely exhibit the last phase OF all the MAJ
Eets that concern either the Capitalists, the Mercban
the Mechanic, or the Farmer. In quality of paper
clearness of type, and general aractveness appear
ance, il will surpass any journal yet issued from
American Its price will he ONE CENT per copy
when cent by mail. Fol K DOLL. a
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before purchasing elsewhere, for we intend to sell
our goods as low they can be purchased in
any market. f.. 4 NJ. CllILDS.
March 18th, 1850.
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Tobacco and Cigars,

ever offered in this market which Ne are able
offer twenty-five per cent lower than the usu
retail price.
Ilnr sfnrR of
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QUEENSW ARE

is uneaqualcd in the Market as to quality and
price. We have a large amount, which we are
frequently recruiting with the latest styles.
Also general assortment of Kerosene Lamps
and burners, which can be fitted to fluid lamps
with but little cost.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-20

BLANKS---Wec can now furnish all
who M ay desire, with Blanks Of almost every
description, neatly printed, and of the most
approved forms.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-20

An Independent Morning Newspaper.
IN eAieA rin b tsand the Latest Iatsiiy upon
.Hsftsrs Of Pa6hs Interest from Every Q"srfsr Of
tAe Glebs
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The Mopus OPERAND1 OF THE PREs1DEN

The MoDUs OPERAND1 OF THE PREsIDEN
T1AL ELEcr1oN.-A Southern contemporary
thus briefly explains the proceedings in
volved in the election of President and
Vice President of the United States, to
wit =
l. By the act of Congress of 1916, the cleo
tors for President and Vice President of the
United States shall be elected in each State on
the first Tuesday in November.
2. By the Act of 1892 these electors are to
meet on the first Wednesday in December after,
in their respective States, to cast their votes.
These votes, when cast, are to be certified by
the electors, and sealed up, and sent to the
President of the Senate. aa.,t
4. On the second Wednesday in February
after, the sealed certificates of the electors are
to be broken open, and the votes counted, and
the result declared in the presence Of Con-
gress. f.f sfU8ht -sf.t - at 500
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How the Election News is Received in
South Carolina.

How the Election News is Received in
South Carolina.
New YORK, Nov. 8.-Private despatch
es received at Richmond, say that when the
news of LincOln's election reached Charles
ton, q. S. Judge McGrath, District Attor-
ney Conner. and the Collector at Charles
ton all resigned.
Dispatches from Richmond to the Times
say that there is little excitement there, and
the Wings there seem we'll pleased with the
result.
The Southern students in the New York
Medical University held meeting last eve
ming, to consider the question of secession.
There was no action, but the question was
left for decision at some future meeting.
A despatch to the World says there cur
rent rumors of seizure by the secessionists,
of Fort Moultrie, at Charleston, but it was
not credited at Washington.
The prominent South Carolinians are
said to be in consultation. 81
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TIE Philadelphia Press contains cons
tradiction of the rumored death of the great %
dramatist, author and preacher, ShaIidaRsfI
Knowles, announced by telegraph ,asdANesal(
two ago. The contradiction ,Shisb ,oBsIo
find in no other psper-isa bEief! Rsaae fzassod
George Francis Train to tbs 44osasn. lRadbBrd
Nes0s, stating that Mr. Kp9awlfsssc pt5hsas1
at Torqusy, not ss9sXe|b RedR8ueaftaA ed
would wish him, but mentally as bgilliABtod
as ever"
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ToRCHL1GHT professions were designed
more than two thousand years ago. See |
Maccabees iv. 22-wherein an account is
given of the High Priest Jason, who escort
ed King Antiochus into Jerusalem "with
torchlight and great shoutiDgs." Jason
lived in the fourth century B. C.-N. III.
Register.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-11-16

In the town of Ludlow, Massachusetts,,
there is living soldier of Napoleon, past
eighty years of age, named George Hynes.
He entered the French army in 1895, then
not quite fifteen, and continued soldier
until near the close OF the Russian cam
paign. he was repeatedly wounded. He
fought at Austerlitz, Leipsic, Marengo and
Borodino. He was present as cavalry
soldier at the terrible crossing of the bridge
of Lodi-was wounded in the engagement
and three of his brothers slain. He at.
tended Napoleon in bis expedition to Egypt,
and with painful interest recalls the siege OF
Acre-the forced march across the burning
sand of the desert-the thirst and hunger
experienced, and the skirmish with the
Mamelukes that ever harrassed their flank
and rear. He was with the French army
upon its entrance into Moscow, but, dis.
heartened, and seeing nothing but disaster
before him, with thirty-ive others, left the
service, and finally arrived in this country.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-11-16

Mrs. LYDIA HuNTLEY SIaoURNsY, the
well-known poetess, is now in the seventeen
year of her age.
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We do not think the complexion OF the
Congressional delegation has been changed.
The Republicans have carried the four
Northern districts, and the Democrats the
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-11-16

ILLINOIS.
Although Egypt has not been heard from,
we believe the following Republican State
officers may be set down as elected, by
majority larger than that which Lincoln re
cpivad in the State
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Governor. Austin Blair.
Lieutenant Governor. ....... james Birney.
Treasurer. ...................Jo John Owen.
Auditor General. IL. G. Berry.
Secretary of State. James B. Porter.
Attorney General. ...........C. Epson.
Commissioner of Land Office. Samuel 8. Lacy.
Supt. of Public Instruction, j. NJ. Gregory.
Board of Education. Edwin Willets.
In the present Congress, the delegation
stands Republican Cooper, the Democrat
elected from the Detroit district, having
been ousted from his seat, to give place to
Howard, Republican, so there is no Re-
publican gain as stated. The members
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT

hold over-six Democrats and six Repub.
licans, leaving thirteen Senators and sew.
enty-6ve Representatives to be elected.
WISCONSIN,
We regret to announce that Larrabee, in
the third district, is defeated. This is a
Republican gain. The members elect, all
of the prevailing politics, are
First District. .......".... John F. Potter.
Second District. Luther Hanchett.
Third District. ..............A. Scott Sloan.
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state 0moers and Members Of Congress.

StSSo VnsCoIS anu mempoxD VI VOABEobS
On Tuesday, 9th, the States of Masa-
chusetts, New York, Michigan, Illinois,
Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota, in addi-
ton to voting for Presidential Electors
elected State officers and members of Con-
gress. New Jersey and Delaware voted
for Congressman also, but not State officers.
We make the following synopsis of the
returns received from those States, fol-
State officers and Congressman. In most
instances we are enabled to to give the
result with undoubted correctness.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
The following are the State officers elect
all Republicans, Of the most intense and
ultra stripe:
Governor. ...................J. A. andrews.
1t. Governor. .................J.A q. dOOorlcn'
Secretary of State. 20. Warner.
treasurer. ID. NJ Ouver.
AudltOr. Lew hee0.
Attorney General. ...".......D. Foster.
The Congressional delegation will stand
as follows
First District. ............. Thomas D. Elliott.
Second District. ....... james Bufhnton,
Third District. u. F. ADAMS.
Fourth District. .......... "A. ID. Rlce.
FlItn UlsCrlCC.. WIN. AppIetOu.
sixth District. ....J. b. Alley.
Seventh District. ..........D. w. GOOch.
Eighth District. ...........C. H. Train.
Ninth district. F. Bailey.
Tenth District. ........... Charles Delano.
Eleventh District. H. l.. Dawes.
Arson Burlingame, in one of the Boston
districts, gives place to VIM. Appleton
conservative gain of one member. Thayer,
in the ninth district, is beaten by 1900
majority.
The Republican candidates for State Of
ficers are elected by smaller majorities than
Lincoln. They are as follows:
Governor. ..E. u. morgan.
Lieut.. Governor. .Robt. Campbell.
Canal Commissioner. ....... .Saml. d. Barnes.
State Prison Inspector. .... JAS. K. Bates.
The Democrats have gained several Con-
gressmen in this State. In New York City
they have elected Benz. Wood, james E..
Kerrigan, Nelson Taylor, John Cochrane,
Elijah Ward, and l. @. Delaplaine. They
have in addition chosen Edward Haight in
the ninth (Haskin's) district; Erastus Cor
ming in the fourteenth (AlbaDy) district /;
and probably E. H. Smith and M. F. Odell
in the first and second Long Island) dis
tricts. This would leave the delegation
twenty-four Republicans and nine Democrats
and Fusionists.
Congressman, but not State officers, were
elected in this State. In the present Con-
gress the delegation stands three Republicans
and two (Adrain and Riggs anti-Lecomp-
ton Democrats. Aside from the report of
Pennington's defeat, we have no news as to
the Congressional election.
DELAWARE.
One member of Congress was elected.
There were three andidates-Geo. p. Fish
er, Union and Republican E. s. Reed,
Douglas; and Benz. T. Biggs, Breckenridge.
The last despatch received states that "Fish-
er has 43 majority for Congress" but
whether in precinct, county or State, we
are in the dark. If be received the united
Lincoln and Bell vote he is undoubtedly
elected.
MICHIGAN.
The Republicans have elected their entire
State and Congressional ticket. The State
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IOWA.
The Republican State candidates elected
Election Returns.

MAssACHUsETTs.-The vote of Massachu.
sets, with the exception Of mine small towns,
foots up as follows:
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3 Southern, as follows :

IN 1Ainols, there was q very exciting
contest for members of the Legislature,
upon whom will devolve the duty Of elect
ing Lyman Trumbull's successor. The
apportionment Of the State is decidedly in
favor of the Democrats, and it will require
large Republican gains in middle and
southern Illinois, to give that party ma
jority on joint ballot. Twelve Senators
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Arson Burlingame, in one of the Boston
districts, gives place to VIM. Appleton
a conservative gain of one member. Thayer,
in the ninth district, is beaten by 1900
majority.
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The Republican candidates for State Of
fcers are elected by smaller majorities than
Lincoln. They are as follows: