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respectfully ask The favor of beng allowed 70 mske
p.sy N references 10 some sassesa which have recently
Appeared wherein u hes been eryoneoosly form
the inteses of hostile individuals that The Atlantic tsle
graph IN enrre failure. osing 70 u great length thai
the cable submerged between ireland Ne ~oupdland
sfto miles In length and that tho researches Of scsen.
sbilny Of ssssblhhpg = direct Inc from vAlents 70
trinity BAY and OF working 20 great length at pront
ne Atlantic cable true Qor The present., n inca.
pable Of being worked but the scientific questions In.
voved In 10 origin and submerron have been fully
while working order have rendered the essabInnmeni
Of transatlantic telegraph necessity. The whole ain
Guilty even now arises from the spss, Of fault
In the Insulation (uppsroeived before the sabmerson Of
the original cable) has gradually increased 70 magn
tude which has arrested al ocmunI but this
:S ss might . any oSs' :S
special or peculiar the length Of 10 prevent
M restoration 70 periecs working order.
There nothing that should be designated "falare' IN
this The accompaniment Of all worts Of great masni
tndc gradual, and accorded 10 vcsy fec 10 achieve
ps pon % ss!,soe .'s he me time that -
been anorded for further experiment and examination
has sufced 70 show tia, perfect facility eriss for The
eeersph'c opmmur between ireland and America
AZ the next cable across the Atlantic, n, mater by
route ss s must BE- .sss %srs oo ~, n.s sSs
t0c principles nov universally admitted 70 be Desirable
and - the public vii certainly no. subscribe asHn
such an object unless the sks are shared with them ~
government hes been determined the nrs: instance
70 asmps restore Communications through the original
cable during the present summer and 40 expedition hes
already been SENT out for the purpose.
There 70 hope hat In the deepest wiser 0rouGh
which the oabe laid The Insulation qute perfeot; and
10 the chapches Of being able 70 IN ~ expereoce bas
now shown thai cables can be recovered in very ccsds
able depfhs with greater eaee and afety Than heFe
tofore vss thought possible. Nor has The tendency Of
any scientific nd In relation the nrs Atlantic cable
bee suth 10 shake The confidence OF teeGraph cleo
tcisss the prscucabily o. direct line between Ire
land and Amercs. or ne permanent snd encens working
the OF the present cable md
have given extraordinary stimulus 70 ecctr
cal stpdee and avs of eiecxics copductoa Undue
and ressrdafsou ere becoming vel asd ceasy
devs shas sbeys vcuh ~ lsek q eieeaxichna
fhs bieAAe1 aciesu0c position VINO would vpAerSaks 70
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Markets..

LONDON MoSrY Mlprvr Nay 2s-lPM me E1krys-
Ton oommissiopers have sdversed for tenders fos MP
IN proved 10 Melbourne BE- ready for pasWnesvs %
such day, between the 2th and 3ist July next ~ Ne
Commissioners may name
me Bank Eoslsnd returns for the week esdsd We'd
nesdAy Isst are very favorable rns buIisca = a.
being an Increase Of f3lests; tns reserve
Of noes CO $40 loo being ncrsass Of fT13 $40 ana
ns S9's ~ sSsn fss s,s
81 length ncreased after thaa vceks coutlnu
QUE decrease. me sosal n now st fi2 Soc SIS n
ss p.ou x 3. ,D ss s.1
zee the further reduction made IN the miaimum rsss Of
me ofc'a statement Of the movements o. the prscaoos
metals for The week ending "Wednesday gives the follow
results - Total imports fs3s ,es tctAi erpcru, fu2 b6S
ne demand Tor money bat moderate ashos{s mers
sesivs than before Good bill are s'' discounted ssssr
fuItbsr parcel Of gold 10 tho sx,eus a ga go has
zone INTO he Bank and ,ne asTssd r scsn scs Tor
Me,sIs for Bcmhay taxing ory Ei0, 7s0-n probobbs
thai al toe next arrivals VIII 90 inso the Bash.
,s.rs. man, Of ~ members Ssiss sssss. "a -.
rr,sebt eoirs ve~y little busssa Inc English kvn6eA
Securities steady snd quiet ossssh are v - ~
fes fbree per 6eats are Al pss 70 " Bsnk cct. - =
22o; Excheqner bills, a. N ~ preunium.
me Indian Ioas y ssrcsg q iosx x, but NE Rspss
paper NOT v.ry nrm, The Five md hall per essts b.
he iorrsn hsstsa n ssssrsIb ar-sr, svs wxAs.s
much doing nsxscsn, nv AZ rurknAt I1k 2 nv
better, being . < nav; sesssh Az = 1Ix ssK,
and the Psesivee have recovered 70 nH 1ek.
ctoeu oy rEn nAsxr-rusds closed vishost senngs,
Coescs cssss asa y for ncsey, and 49, fos ~ 20
Foreign socss also pr~ss,s nas or 10 chsass
Railway shares generally sssady but hsvs ar.sr
ncBARpsoS, srrscx AND cos crcpLAn-
Lvxarco1 nay n, 1eoo.
oovro~ me sudden cbscs vhsoh busssss h 49,
cesssss rsesived vess cr t~o ego sss~s 70 have -
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THE VERY LATE0T.
fxLD9RApHIC TO QUEENSTOWN.

MARsuIIns, Nay %, 1890
m packst which efs Naples tho 22d ns- has
rfvsd end brings ssaees fron Palermo daed 2ia pst
which ssass thas The anxissy inorsanns md popu
r passions we're innansd. On the evening q Ne
2sA nsA several shos were fred from The batteries In
tbs rue feledo hs police retained the nrs and wound
- several persona Strangers hsd saken refuge under
thsr nsoaa nags fhe authorities had ordered The doors
of the public buAhp 70 b buh 70 half their hsight
nsrs panic amcns The public funcsosarss, and NJ
director Of she ofncsal Journal had takea 70 fight
M churches opened Sunday, but remained 20
ssrssd Yesterday TIE are of an insursent bveese Wa
sen shs heights surrounding Palermo and Vas ~
ssrtsi That battle had t,kea plaos. Ths populsssoe
anzossy expecting the resun which vss nos kno~n
A very coscrasory proclansooo Of General Lana nsh
been esldiy received.
rhs Pstss Of this evening puslishss details identical
WIN shose contained IN the dsspsaoh from harsses and
sads thas vs. bensvsd hat a. assault xpcs Paier~o
susd sss- pssy b,fsvv u. 27n If nov
Advo~s from Messns 70 the sd Ina say thsi
gloomy tranquility prevails
Prince wouiousk the new Russian Pienpoteauary, len
to-day for Naples s aascrsed that he the bearer Of
yeyy prscss nstrucsoas In reference 70 Sicily.
In Ne cbcia report Of the affair ~ the erctto near
Nossessore, The sesdaxnss are much commanded Tue
brothsr Of orsini, sushor Of the asssmpt dad Tue
Governor Il tbe town, Aya Pendenss, being alarmed,
took 70 fight, with the pon,s He hes been removed
frsm eGoe By shs Minister.
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SPAIN.

The Corses opened 70 day by tho Queen person
The Roy oil speech recalls the with Morocco, which
says has ended In glorious peace and In treaty com
pensatpg a. much - Sosnbe for the ext OF the
treasury Tho relations Of Spain tn all the Posers
sassfactory The convention with Rome will trsnquizs
the public conscience and facilitate progress The Pope
has thus received token OF toe attach Of the Queen
and The nation. The Queen depores the CArlst attempts
but The danger being removed, 10 happy 70 sccord
amnesty The Chamber vnl shortly reorive the budget
and political and Administrative prcje,ts OF lac The
Queen, In ooneus,on rcckons upon the union OF the
ron, which win insure billy 70 the throne and happ
meas 70 the country.
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twill be that Mr.. Doves hes been moss fSrta-
maze onhe turf IN winning the Derby having carried
on the rsce In no lees Than tour times, win Mundu Coeh
ersiope Weat Australian. aud Daniel R0uke Whh Weee
Austria an be won The 900 guinsas, the Darby, ed n
Ifger the three greet three ode -
formance acco0plisbsd before a. ance Lrd Jsv
sey 10 three rDes wfs Middleton, MsDeluBs. -
castor - Rsr From the above bt. viii ~ foun1 n
tersstrf 10 trace The truth OF he cid axscm h raa1G
the progeny Of Derby have caSsd on ths 80
race themselves Had Umpire voa ths rsos, ns geswaxy
admifed that the betting pG would have lcse move -
ney than va ever done on any previous occastea II
Inc winner Thormanby tbey aho he'd bed borns, - -
wN backed hsavy mot only by the owner, Who voa -
wards Of $3.50 900, but also by shs general psbrc WIN
whom be he's always been great favNis
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work The sxsrg cable cou..npcusy at very handsome
renunsrauve speed, can be once again restored 70
order
has been asserted that The Atlantic csb.e s 1000
nts long This very Inaccurate. Its total length, In
uong slack, ooss not exceed 600 miles and ~ want
81 txachtss on this point, which has been set forth In
onnteron with the supposed sjvsnuses IN favor OF The
snh route may deceive the pabhc as well a. oure the
AuAbcnc COMPANY trust MAJ be allowed 70 annex Tor
c. npsrhon 'ne distances and advantages by the two
ieu.es irrespective OF geographical and nautical consider
atoms
by TIE ATLANTIC coMPASY's ROUTE Nils
Lard line, al constructed and work pr london -
Natrns, LOT ex1 ediHg. ........... .,.... 600
Sea line including slack cable. .............2 1850
TOTAL. ......,.......... .................... $50
Bi TIE DANISH ROUTE.
LONDON 10 Inverness. .................... ebs
Inverness, scross the Sutherlkne spire mountaias
10 Cspe WrNn..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 40
Cspe Wrah 70 fsroe.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
Fsrre 10 Iceland 300
Acfets Iceland ................... 1@
Iceland 10 South Greenland .................. $50
Acfose 6reepland 1OC
Gretpsad 10 Labrador. 600
Ovsr The xplored country Of Labrador, by the
Iesrest route 10 join the American ssstem, q. the
tke.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6CO
Total. 847s
Add 1T per cent OF rlsck 10 the sea portions Of the
hne....'' 40
lohi.. -. o,'o
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Cape Of Coed Hope.
The dates IRON the Cape Of Good Hope 10 TIE 2ss
April
Tne news IL quite uuimp ,rtsnI
Public business deferred until the arrival Of ~
Governor, ssr Geo. Grey, Who YES expected daily.
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Marshal valiant . stili ~ Milan, but his return "a
France viii nos long be delayed The Marshal waiting
Al Milan until The lAst orders for the execution Of Italy
shsl have been erecussd He viii then embark Genoa
and return directly 70 Paris
me return W rnh Of The division Of The army Of Italy
pdsr the command Of General Basaine, which nxsd
sor TIE 2sth II this month postponed for fsv days
me Emperor viii pos leave Paris untn thsr arrival In
order tsai he troops may dsds before him II ths Pacs
de IL concorde-
A ,slssrsphic despatch from NArssiIles au,--.sr
veeses oY the feet recalled on Thursday hs hcet
has reossved orders 70 ocnpets proviscaine. ners
noshrs 70 Indicate Imminent departure and the order
10 prevs,on believed 70 be oay precautionary msa
sure" ,..u
rbe discussion upon the treaty Of he 24th q March
wss opsued today The following b summary o. he
spsesk a aspov Guersxzi the suhect-rhe people q
Iaiy had hoped for The prcsscoa q nedncus Iranee,
m ,eturp Tor ne anneracn Of Central Italy 70 Piedmont
rshed 70 pcssss savoy and Nee md The ezissins M,
rtstrv nd been compelled 70 sccept Ne anneraoon OF
shese provinces 70 France since then she Italian cues
IA. hsd much aIlsn; hes been thrown non ~ 49,,
~ - become en- AMIR a ssockjosbing ne mnhery
showed Nssr vwy umh towards yrs.ce, and csasd
ssvcv snd Me- order bo1 70 ~ cbl4ed 70 maintain tns
s,,syys.x q fuecasy. A treaty q nterua he's bssa
nsd. ana Ne Enpwsr had avn ~ - suspected
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-09

The Constitution says there will b.
no electoral ticket for Douglas and John
son in North Carolina. The North Car
ol,na Standard has abandoned them, and
hoisted the flag Of Breckenridge and
Lane
Gov. Hunts Albany speech was
heard from by 800 to 500 persons main
" members of tie Douglas Clubs of that
city.
The Hon. VIM. p. Avery, of Ten
ncssee, has written to The .Ncnaphis Az
atanche long letter in defense of his DO,
s't'on as supporter of Breckenridge.
Five hundred Democrats of Yer.
mont, representing every county in the
State, have signed call for Breckin.
ridge and Lane State Convention.
Tile St. Adams (Vt. Democrat, an
original Douglas paper, after keeping that
name at the head Of its columns till last
week, took it down, aud put up the name
of Breckenridge and Lane.
Of tho virginia papers, SO far as heard
from, % are for Breckenridge, for
Douglas, and 3 or 4 uncertain.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-09
SHERIFF SALE.
SHERIFF SALE.

DI virtue of a special execution to me direct
ID ed, 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 Cooley, Farwell 4
Co.. and against +. Fisher Macy and Thomas
Winn have levied upon the following property
as the property of the said L. Fisher Macy and
Thomas VIM, to-wit:
One store building, known as tho old store
house OF Thomas Vim; one OK wagon and about
two hundred bushels of corn, and shall offer the
same for sale at public cutlery at the post.otlice
door in the town of Springdale, in said county,
on saturday the 4th day of August A. ID. lsGO.
have also levied upon the following property
as the property of said f.. Fisher Macy and
Thomas Wlnn to wit: The southwest quarter "
ct the northeast qual ter h of section fifteen 90
township seventy nine (iy), range four west; and
the west half % OF the northWe est quarter iD OF
section two (2) in township seventy nine (19)
range four west; and the south half ~ of the
west half "a of the northwest quarter "a, and
the north half "a of the west half (A) of the
northwest quarter ID Of section number Two (2)
township seventy-nIne (19(, range four, west OF
the fifth principal meridian, with the appurten.
ances there n; also, about fifteen huad red gunny
bags and one thousand grain sacks;
Aud shall offer the same for sale ut public out
cry, at the Court House door in the town of Tip
ton. in said county, on Saturday the eleventh day
Of August, A. ID. 1860 between the hours of 8
O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock =. NJ. of said day, to
satisfy said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon.
Dated this 9Th day of July, A. d. lsco.
J. H. BRADSHAW,
Sheriff of Cedar county Iowa.
Per .. W. PORTER, Deputy. [pr fee Sl2l
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PENNSYLVANIA Politics.

A Philadelphia correspondent of the
Nee York World, gives what appears to
be an impartial review Of the political
parties Of that State, aud the probable
result of the canvass. Of the Douglas
faction he says:
Douglas meetings are rare, for there
is no heart to go into the contest, and
every gathering only tends to widen the
breach made at Baltimore. Eminent
Douglas men in this city, recognizing the
idea that Pennsylvania will decide the
contest, and prompted by cordial hatred
of the Administration party, boldly oror
their determination to cote for Lincoln
rather than to suffer the election to be
Mrocn into the House, and thus secure
the election Of Gen. DO. lane. Hickman
has boldly gone over to the Republican
ranks; Forney, some believe, will follow;
and it is pretty well understood that
General Foster, the Democratic candi-
date for Governor of the State, is acsir-
Gus Of ,ctthdra~iny from the canyass-
l have said that the friends of Mr..
Douglas in Philadelphia were devoted to
him, but it is the devotion cf a ship
wrecked party, who, whenpall hope is
gone, clasp hands aud sink beneath the
waves in each others embrace, rather
than the enthusiastic feeling of the
devOtees of rising political star"
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TRUSTEES SALE OFLAND.

IL iEREAS on the twenty ninth day Of May eighties
" hundred and fifty e ght John Doty executed to
Thomas Hanna certain Deed of Trust. conveying
said Thomas Hanna trustee the following described
real estate in the county Of Cedar, State Of Iowa. viz
The west half of the southwest quarter Of section
twelve Il township seventy nine .s. north Of range
three l3. west, which is supposed to contain eighty
acres ana IN case the same survey should fall short
OF eighty acres, then there he sufficient
the land of said John Doty in section eleven a. Of the
same township contiguous to the above described
make out eighty acres.
Also the southwest quart of section thirty three, IN
township scytuty-ire 90 north Of range three CD
west containing one hundred and sixty also the
quarter of the quarter Of section
twenty seven (21) in township seventy nine co
tanning forty also lot No. FIVE o. in block Ne,
tWenty-ninc 20, in the town Of Rochester, Cedar
county, Iowa. with all the appurtenances thereto
neiohHlng which deelof trust was executed for the
purpose OF securing the payment of promssory note
eNecutedhy .he said John Doty PIERCE Rrpthess, 4
Flanders, dated May ed lsJa for six thousand snA
eleven 100 dollars. due year after date Mt the
Banking house of Green Il Stone, Muscatne, Iowa.
with current rate of exchange on Boston. And said
note now being due and unpaid and still the property
of Mesrs. PIERCE Brothers Flanders. L. Thomas liam
ma, as such trustee by virtue Of the power In me
by said decd of trust hereby Civ. ne<ice that shall on
the 24th day of August. l-6o at the door Of the Court
House. the town of Upton, Cedar County Iowa, al
the highest bidder for cash all of the aforesaid scrbe
real estate excep the southwest quarter the south
west quarter Of section twenty seven [2 township
sNenty-nine ~. range three west. much there
OF as may he necessary to pay and satisfy said note in
terest, and costs Of sale. THOMAS HANNA,
Trustee.
July toth' R6o w.pr. fee, Ss.OOl
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nR- On Monday night last we had a
severe thunderstorm. In Inland town.
ship ex-Sheriff J. II. Bireley was knocked
senseless by the lightning. He lay in the
rain for some time before coming too.
On the same night the wind blew the
house of Mr. Blazer, about six miles east
of Upton, from it's foundation. Mr.. b.
had his house demolished by the great
tornado in June and had just erected a
new one. The amount of damage we did
not learn. Many fields Of corn were
nearly Frustrated, but we presume the
injury to it will not be great We have
had good deal Of rain during the last
week, and many farmers are getting
anxious about their wheat that is still
unstackcd.
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OUR STATETlCkET.

There may be "a disposition on the part
of some of our friends, in the excitement
about the Presidential candidates, to
neglect the State ticket. With the
proper kind of work, our State ticket
can be made to run ahead of the Prcsi-
Dental ticket. Our candidates arc all
deservedly popular. What is more, they
they are tried and honest men. There
are hundreds of persons in this county
who are well acquainted with Elijah
Sells, Jonathan W. Cattcll, and John w
Jones, and who know them to be men of
sterling integrity and excellent business
capacity. Their experience in public af-
fairs, added to these qualifications, rem
der them irresistible before the people
Our old fellow citizen, Elijah Sells, has
done his county and himself credit in
every position OF trust and honor which
he has been called to occupy. His old
friends are proud of his success, and es.
pecially of the unblemished character
which he has sustained throughout his
career. Let his own county, which is
honored through him, roll up an extra
majority for Elijah Sells.
Jonathan w. Cattells name is syno-
nym for honesty. All parties have an
unbounded co... tidence in him as man,
and no one dreams for moment that
Mr.. Cattcll would, for any considerations
of either party or personal nature, be
party to any proceeding in the remot-
est degree tainted with dishonesty. We
hope that, SO long as he will serve the
State in his present capacity, the people
will profit themselves, and the party hon
or itself, by continuing him in his pres
ent Office
Mr.. Jones is spoken of in the highest
terms by those who know him personally.
We know him to be an independent,
prompt, fearless, honest, good business
man.
Now, with these men heading our
State ticket, we must see to it that they
are not overlooked in the general excite.
ment with regard to the Presidential
election. 1t is Of more importance to US
to watch the State ticket, and present its
merits before the people, and obtain votes
for it, than to labor for the Presidential
ticket Both are important. Let Meth
er be neglected for the other.-Musca-
tine journal.
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MA The farmers have now secured

p@- The farmers have now secured a
bountiful harvest, and when they come
to town they should bring their wives
and children or their sweethearts with
them, and visit SIMMONS Daguerrean
Rooms, where for small sum they can
get truthful likeness of themselves or
their friends. Life is uncertain and a
good likeness of a departed friend is a
great treasure, and now is the good time
in which to secure that treasure.