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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-07-19
DemocrkDc state Convention.

Our DemoSatic fellow citizens held a
Democratic hate Convention at Des
Moines on ths12th inst. to nominate FL
ectors and a1idates for State Offices. We
have not yet Received details, but pre-
sumo the CATERING was small and spirit:
less, judging fom the peculiar condition
Of the party The following nomina-
lions were mae:
Electors at Larye-Lincoln Clark, and
Ii. G. Dean.
Coagression,l--M. B Bennett ard
lac Grand Byprton.
>, Secretary 4 State-John NJ. Corse, of
Burlington. a
Auoiitor-seo. w. Max6eld.
7reasurer-lJ. w. Ellis.
attorney Genera!-Wm McCIintock.
Supreme Jtdye-Jamcs Grant.
At the Congressional Convention held
on the 18th, @. C. Cole, of Des Moine.
was dominated as their candidate for
Consress,-Ddr. Gazette.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-07-19

York" According to Mr.. johnson,
| ouglas candidate for Vice Presidency
it viii, If successful 10 November nexs'
provide slave code for the territories,
repea, the African Slave trade prohib'-.
ton, and give to capital the ownership Of
the laborer everywhere. According to
the Co.tederacy,i. will repeal the neu.
trality laws, oppose the acquisition OF any
more territory until the African slave
trade is reopcued, and all free Negroes
are sold into Slavery and in default OF
all this it will dissolve the Union.
Mr. Douglas says "what is Democracy
in Georgia is also Democracy in Illinois; y
We do not question the veracity Of the
Senator on this point.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-07-19

lag NnSSsO ASs~SS~s
= Gov. Kirkwood has issued the follow
ING circular 70 County Judges aud 9TH
Iowa CITY, Iowa, June %, 1860. ,
Sir Many Of our people entertain
great fears that the cattle disease now
doing so much damage in some OF our
Eastern States, will be brought to this
State. The introduction Of that disease
here would be a great calamity, aud
take the liberty OF directing your atten-
ton to the matter, with the view that
steps may be taken for our protection
Permit me to suggest
lst-That in case q Fair he held IN
your county during the coming fall that
sll cattle from outside our own State be
vigorously excluded.
2d-That you calls once, public meet
inss in different parts Of your county, at
which the danger to be apprche"ded be
fully explained, aud the people urged to
organize measures Of prevention.
3d-That efficient measures be taken
to learn at all ferries and other points in
your county at which cattle may be in.
PRODUCED from other States, the places
from which such cattle have been brought
the probability of,heir being diseased,
and the point to which they arc to be ia,
ken. ..
4th-That if there shall be reason to
believe that such cattle are diseased, cv-
cry lawful means shall be taken to send
them at once out of the State; and 10 all
cases that information be promptly for
warded to the County Judge or some
other suitable person in each county Of
the State, to which cattle from other
States are about being taken. ..'
The existence of this disease in the
Eastern States was not known at the last
session of our General Assembly, for
which reason no laws were passed or up.
preparation made especially for the Oh
ject but as every individual in the State
is deeply interested in protecting enc Of
the great sources Of our wealth, it is but
reasonable to hope that every one will
willingly assume his proper share Of the
labor and expense necessary to that end.
Please inform me Us often as is con-
venient what is being done in your couu,
~, in this matter, and | especially desire
that in case the disease makes it appear
ancc in your county, you will promptly
advise me of the fact ,-
| would also suggest that you at once
confer personly with the officers of Rail.
road companies and the owners of ferries
in your county on this subject.
Very Respectfully,
SAMUEL J. HARDWOOD.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-07-19
SHERIFF SALE.

DI virtue of II special execution TO me a,ses,
ID ed, issued from the Office OF the Clerk Of Ii.
bIstri,t Court in and for the county OF Ces
and State Of Iowa, in favor Of tuolcN, Farwei,
Co.. and against E. Fisher Macy and lnoux
Vim, have levied upon the ioiiuwiI. Irupvrr
As the property Of the sad L. ishci Macy an
thomas VIM, towit:
tine store building, known as tn" old ST,
house OF Thomas NInn; one on wagon, and Az I
two hundred bushels of CON- and shall viicr d
same for sale at public cutlery at the postoa,
door in the town OF Sptln.4daie, in said couEr
on Saturday the 4ih day ui August, A. ID. lsB
have also levied ulOn the following proppr,i
~ the rr"fert. of said h. Fisher Macy an.
thomas VIM. to VII: The southwest Quarter n
of the northeast quarter Il of sectioa f.teea il!
township seventy nine (19l. range four west; sDl
the west nall ~ Of the northwest quarter n d
lection two (2l IN township seventy nine 10,
range four west; and the south half H. of Ii,
west half a. of the northwest quarter III, an
the north half "a OF the west half "a Of tn
northwest quarter 81 Of section numn.r Two {.
township seventy-nIne t79), range four, west d
the nth principal meridian, with the appurep
ances there II; also, about fifteen hundred guuH
bags and one Thousand grain sacks:
Aud shall offer the sam. tor sale ~ public on,
cry at the Cont house door in the town of III
ton, IN said comfy, on saturday the eleventh dt
OF August, \ ID. ln1o, between the hour. Of
o'clock A. VI. aud O'Clock T.. NJ. Of said lay !,
satisfy said execution and cos; iii At may acc.
thereon.
Dated this 9th day Of Juiy 4. ID. lsCo.
J.. l.. BRADSHAW.
Sheriff ct Cedar COUNTY, Iowa
Per O. W. PORTER, Deputy. IA. tie sI.]
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-07-19
Logan Regulated.

John A. Logan, known through the
State of Illinois. from a speech he made
last winter, as " Dirty Work. Logan, has
been rcpudiated b. bis constituents Of
the Egypt District. lie has all along
made himself conspicuous us toady and
tool Of Douglas, and was candidate for
denomination before the Democratic Con.
gressional Convention, but though he is
now serving his first term, he was beaten,
and Breckenridge man nominated in
his stead. This has an unfavorable look
for Douglas in the great Democratic
stronghold of Illinois. Meantime, Re.
publicanism is gaining ground there, with
remarkable rupidity-Uau. Gazette
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-07-19
DI.NAGD.l ISM.


ted States. whether he stands any chance
Of an election or not, occupies a proni-
nent position in the common wealth and
is expected to be truthful and candid in
oil that he may say upon political mat
tiers. s. \. d (it is eaid thas Mr.
Douglas writes only the initials Of his
name since the split at Baltimore in his
letter Of acceptance says:
"Upon a careful examination of the
platform of princi plies adopted at Charles
ton, and re-affirmed at Baltimore, with
on additional resolution, which is in per-
feet harmony with the others, ind it
to be faithful embodiment of the time
honored principles Of the Democratic
party, as the same were understood by
all parties in the Presidential contests Of
ls4S, 1852, and 1856
We will not now examine the platform
referred TO above, but will take it to be
what the Douglas men in this county
say it is, (for be it known that even the
Douglas IN in Iowa differ as to the
Charleston PLATFORM viz: that the peo-
pie Of a territory have right as Il terri
tory to exclude or admit slavery Us they
may see H., and that Congress has no
power over it at all This is sometimes
termed "Douglas' great principle" and
Is what he refers to as ''thc time. houercd
principles of the Democr tic party" If
our memory serves us right, the state.
ment of Mr.. Douglas in his letter of ac-
ceptancc which We have quoted above is
not true. We suppose, and shall take it
for granted that the way to ascertain the
slime -honored principles of the Demo.
cratic party is to look at and examine
the resolutions Of the party AS passed bv
their Legislatures aud conventions. |,
will be seen that ). A. u. refers to The
contests OF 1913, 50 and 80, and we
propose to cite some resolutions Of Dem.
ocratic conventions held az the tfmcs
In ls47, the Legislature of MICHIGAN
resolved:
"That, in the acquisition Of any new
territory, whether by purchase. conuncst
or otherwise, We deem it the duty Of the
ueneral Government TO extend over the
same the ordinance of 1877, with all its
rights and privileges, conditions and i'm.
munities." '' '''''
And in ls49 the Legislature Of the
same State, resolved,
"That we are in favor Of the f,n3.
mental principles Of the orlinapc, IF
1857 and although we respect the on;p.
ions OF many eminent statesmen and ;pr-
lists, that slavery is mere local institn
zion, which cannot exist without ms;
i've laws authorizing its existence re,
We 0e.'eve that Congress has Tho nono,
, ,uo ,nat 1t Is their duty to prohibit BY
'eg's'at''e enactment the Introduction or
q o. slavery within any of the
territories of the United States now az
hereafter to be acquired" VI
In 1917 the Legislature ofNew uamn.
shire approved of "the vote of our Soma
tors and Representatives in Cop,ress j.
favor OF the Wilmot proviso." In ls4e
the Legislature Of that State resolved
THAT we are in favor OF the passage Of
law, BY Congress, forever prohibiting
slavery in New Mexico and California
and in all other territories now acon;rcd
or hereafter to be acquired, By the Upit,
% states, in which slavery does not exist
II '"e time Of such acquisition. .
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-07-19
SIIER!FF SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution to me dire ted, Is.
sued from HE office vi the Clerk of The henlr,
Court, III and for the County of Cedar and State
of iowa, II favor OF E.riuan &. Coe, snt
aga rs, John II. Eiic!y. ne"ige Huber and l.. NJ
Huber, ! have levied upon the foii"" Ing prof. .
eitY,as the proferty OF the raid John II. Brcly
,.eurac huber and r.. NJ. Huber. to VII:
Ihe west i...if a. the southeast sgunr,ev Of se,
ton thirty 600, township cighty-"ne $50, range
TIVE = west of the nth prineil a li,an, wi,l
the agpnrteHa:ces thereon: said lala is siua e
IN Cedar county. iowa:
And shall Offer the same for sale ~ pnhlic out
cry, at the Court House door in HE town of lip
ton, in said county on Saturday. til" lltn day I,
August, A. D.lsGo, tetwetn tie huns If > o rIoc.
A. NJ. and o, lock +. NJ. Of said day, 10 satish
-hli execution aid costs that may accrue there
on.
Dated this 9th day of Jnis, 4. D. 1850.
J. l.. I'll. D>iIAW.s
rr fee S1.2ol Sheriff. Ceoar t1uaty Iorca
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-07-19
SHERIFF SALE.

hs virtue OF An aaS speclal exec ation tn nic d
rccted Issued from the "iEice 1T the Clerk Of he
district Cnuitn tIi for The county Of c ,lar anG
State OF Iowa, IN favor Of fhurnas A. Cummns
ant against Lev, krste. and SARAH Hester, have
le'iea np"n the following property as tn, prop
etty Of the SAID Levi hester and sarah Kester-
to wit:
The northwest quarter Of The southwest quar-
ter OF section twenty six ~ IN township eighty
!sG) forth Of iange three 81. west Of the 5h P
NJ, Wit, the appuriehances thereon; said land
situated in Cedar county. Iowa;
And shall offer thu same for sale at public outery,
at the Court iou.e door in the tow IA OF Upton in
said county, on Saturday the 2eth day Of July,
A. ID. ls6O, between the hours Of . o'clock
A. y. and O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day. to satisfy
on.
Dated this 2Gth day OF June. a. D. ls6o.
j. |. BRADSHAW
Tvs: pr. fee97l sheriff of Cedar CSs sfr. Is0s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-07-19
SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue of a specixi eNeculipn to me direct
ed issued from the office ui the Clerk Of the DIS
trict Court. in and for the County otCedar aad
State .: Iowa. in favor Of Anthony 4. Burgs,
and against An rev More. ! have levied upon
the following properly, as the property VI The
said Andrew Mooie, 10 wit:
The northwest q"aTser of the northeast qusr
ter Of section thirty six ~ in township seventy
nine l'?) north OF range two t2) west o. the 'th
/. NJ: with the appurtenances thereon; ssd
i'ind situated in Cedar county, Iowa;
Aud shall offer the same for sale nj pubic out
cry, at the Court House door in the town Of TIP
ton. in said county, on Saturday, 2sth day Of
July, A.. ID. l,6U bet~een tive hours Of
O'Clock A. NJ. and 1 O'Clock +. N Of said day, 10
satisfy said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon. 5&@h
Dated, this 26th day Of June A. d. 1850. J,
J. l.. BRADSHAW
Pr. fee SG,90] Sheriff Of iedar county, Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-07-19

IN A QUANDARY. Very few of the
Democratic papers in Pennsylvania know
what to do just now. The Washington
Rerieu, Harrisburg Sentinel, and Pitts
burg Iostgo for Douglas; The Philndel-
phia A,gus hoists the name of Breckcn.
ridge the Lancaster Mtelliyencer puts
up both tickets while the Psunsyls"s.
ian, the Harrisburg Union, the Wash
ington Examiner, York Press, and the
country papers generally, "mourn the
rash and incorporate couuscls that have
brought this great calamity upon the
Democratic party" but decline, for the
present, to take sides with either.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-07-19
SHERIFF SALE.

nl virtue Of special execution b. a. direct
ID I'd, issued iiomSitr office of ia. tIern a ue
district Cont, in ahd for the y1nHfy IF tedg
ana state Of Iowa, in tavorn Nm l.. CoSA
and against Angu t il b Eey n.lts lase'lc
upon the following property Is IN. rrap5lfy Vi
The rai Augustus Is. BE, nn.ts ,o-wii:
lhe east hail 81 The h"rthAes, qut, ,cr II SIC
hon nj 1hiriytise (31) in iuH-s n, ,t,hty ~,
80, North Of range no. twr ~, ives, nf fit. Yi
\. NJ. with the appnr,enLutrs thereon: So
lahd 81 uatet! IN Cedar county, Iowa
And shall! offer the same o. saIc at public ou,.
cry, a. tn Court H"use door, in the town of TIP
,oh IN .aid county, "n saturday. the 2sin day oi
Jul " ID, L. %, between the hour. 81
O'clock \. NJ ana O'clock T.. II OF said da, te
SATISFY said Execution and costs :hat may accrue
thereon.
Dated this 2cth day of June, A. y. 1sC0.
j. H. BRADSHAW.
low: price S6.9el Sheriff Of Cedar County. Iora
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WALK Up
SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of execution to me directed, issued
from the Office OF the Clerk OF the District Court in
for the County Of Cedar and State of 1owan favor
H. c. PiAu, and against Henry Kauntree, have lev
led upon the following property, the property OF the
said Henry Kountree, to-wr:
One Buckeye Mower and Reaper;
And shall offer the for sale at public oUtcry
AZ. cost House door in the Town OF Upton, in said
county on saturday. the eight DAY of A.x...
4. d. le6O. between the hours Of o'clock A NJ. and
+ocock p NJ OF said day. to satisfy said, execution
With costs that m ~ thereon.
ted this 18th day of July, A. D. 1860.
j. BRADSHAW,
t5w pr.fee $500. Sheriff of Cedar County, Town
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~ The "National Democrats
breckenridge men) have, called a State
mass Convention to meet .in Davenport,
on the 18th day Of August next, "to or.
gani.e the party and transact such other
business as may come before the Convcn.
ton" We recognize tie names ofscv-
cral prominent Democrats IN the list OF
signatures to the call.
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H- Judge Grant declines being
candidate for Supreme Judge.

pa Gen Pillow, of Tennessee, who
issued flaming manifesto, some weeks
ago, in favor Of Mr.. Douglas, announces
through the Nashville Union and Amer.
ican, that he will support ''those states
men whom he knew 80 intimately in
Mexico, aud whose course he has since
known so well in their high positions in
the councils Of the nation, j ohn G. Breck-
enridge and 10. Lime"
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EIl. RIFF SALE.

III virtue ofa special execution ID drscteis fsseed
rom the office o. the Clerk OF the pislriGt Court, 10
ana Tor the County Of Cedar and state OF Iowa. ~
sor OF samuel T. Day, and against llouer S.r
nave levied upon the following properly, -
" ofthe said Homer CaswelI, to-wt:
The north east quarter OF the south quarter o.
section No. sight (s) in township eighty-one s.pp
north Of range No two ?1vea ofthe 5th =. NJ, WIN
the appurtenances thereon
And shall offer the for sale at public oater.
the Court House door In the town OF Upton IN say
county, on Saturday the llth day Of August a. y
leVo, between the hours of9 oelock A. y. and -
Check T. NJ Of said day, 70 satisfy said execst'oH
and costs that may accru. thereon. .r.5gtE
Dated this 9th day OF July, A. y. 1900: -
l5w: pr. fee 600 Sheriff fesda, sssasy, re-
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SALE OF SWAMP LANE

BY virtue Of authority III me yes,.aI
at public auction at the Court Hn,.'"i VIII Oh,
Tipton, Cedar County, Iowa, between ~ acof, i,
of Twelve and four +. NJ. of Ssturd ~ ~, Tue hou,
eenth day of August neat, four fortv W.. .'e Eigb.
of swamp land. in said county, descrh a,e tract
lows. viz: The North East OF the South ~ " foI
North West of the south asst, and ,,"est, IL.
East Of the south East, of Section Ii Ei, souA
s TOW .ship eighty one MO North VI Raasss " t
Section thirty four, tow nship eighty ts" ntaa Of
Range one West Of the fifth Pl,ncr a, NN'ltt, Il
with the appurtenances thereuut, L.h eidleh
Terms OF sale in accordance " it'll tL4 l., aohslng
State. regulating he sale of sW ann, lanS " til,
In kDh'r, .', vua thei.
Drainage Commisi""
Covers Ferry, June Z 1890.
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IT is threatened in Mississippi that
she viii secede She had better not
If she once gets outside Of the protection
Of the American flag, Great Britain will
whip her aud make her pay the Union
bank bonds