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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-19

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Notice..

Notice.
The nrm Of T. G. MeClelland Aco., have this day
dissolved, by mutual consent. -
T. C. Nc. CLELLAND,
J. c. BUCHER,
P. MCDANIEL.
Mschanicsvile, Iowa, January LIST, 1850
The bu siness OF the late firm has passed into the
hauds Of T. c. McCLELLAND Geo.
TIC. McCLELLAND,
J.C. BUCIIER.
Mechanic svills Iowa, January, 1st, ls6O.-Ws
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Total number cast 70
The annual meeting of the Board Of

The annual meeting Of the Board of
Directors Of the Iowa State Agricultural
Society convened at Des Moices on the
18th inst, aud tho following officers
were elected: Hon. Geo G.. Wright,
President; Hon. NJ. L. Morris, Treas
urer; Hon. Jas. Ii. Wallace, Secretary.
The fair, next year, is to be held At
Iowa City. ..-.-
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~ The, Governor of Nebraska has
J vetoed tho bill excluding slavery from
the Territory. Whether the Lesisla.
turc has the strength to pass the bill over
bic bead, We Do not knox, oe
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Z. >. Agrie nltu,al Standardization Of
Officers.
w ASIIINCTON

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA.
The United States Agricultural Socie-
ty have elected Henry Wagner. Of
Western New York, President, and Rul-
cid b. B. French, Treasurer; Ben Per-
ly Poore, Secretary. Last night the
partook Of a sumpsuous enter
tainment AZ the residepce Of W. Corcor-
~ ta
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BURLINGTON, Iowa, JN

IA BURLINGTON, EVE, JsR q.
"A Union meeting WI sid - pgh'
14iSlosart Hall, At which early Aous.
"a Of our citizens had the9d. The
meeting vas presided over Yer
White Amidst much enthusissm res.
olutious were adopted breathing sp'ri'
Of pa,riotism, and disavowlng 90 'ns
mart Of the citizens of Iowa any desire 70
!nterfere in the internal affairs OF any SIS
ter State.
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snail FARM Cheap for
nk9 Cashe Fa'

40 Acres Of Improved Land lor $500.
TIME subscriber offers for sale the southwest
j quarter OF the southwest quarter Of section
~ in township 81. north of range one, west Of
the 9Th p. NJ, comprising 40 acres, situated In
Springfield township, Cedar county and being .
part Of the farm formerly owned by Horstio Bar,
rett decd all u which is under fence and In.
proved. MI a #aR .gHf@ #8atTft
II is considered worth eight hundred dollars Of
$40 per acre. but can be bought at any time with
in one month for five hundred dollars cash GA
$1,000 per acre). II sold on time'a larger sum
will be required. WILLIAMH. TUTHILls
December 22d, 1S59-4t
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DEs MONIES. Jan 14th.

| Hon. James Harlem, has just been
reelected United States Senator by a
joint Convention Of the two Houses
The Democrats voted for A. c. Dodge,
which shows that they are hard up for
timber.
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DEs MONIES, Jan. 9th, 1860.

Both Houses Of the Legislature met al
, clock this p. NJ The Senators were
all present except Patterson of Musca
tine, and Cooibaugh of Burlington.-botl
Democrats. The Senate was called t
order by Hon. Lieut.. Gov. Fayillc, anc
after calling the roll the new members
were sworn in BY the President, where
upon the Senate adjourned till Tuesday
at 10 O clock, \. NJ. The Members O
the Senate are mostly comparatively
young men-but few having reached the
age of fifty and many of them being an.
der thirty
The Hall Of the House Of Representa-
tives was filled long before the time for
meeting. At o'clock Mr.. Goodrich Of
Polk county, called the House to order,
aud Mr.. Curtis Of Marion county, Dem,
ocrat, was elected Speaker pro tan. A
committee was appointed to examine the
credentials Of members and report to the
House IN the morning, and the House
adjourned
There has been good deal of excite.
ment IN this city to day, from the fact
that two citizens of Des Moincs. were
arrested early this morning by the sher.
III OF lama county, on a warrant issued
ny the Coroner, charged with having
hung two men in lama county. The
facts as near as | can get at them, are
,hcsc: Mr. Seamans, of this place. had
had some horses stolen, and he in com
pany with Mr.. Small, also of this place,
started In pursuit. They found the
horses near the north line of Tema coun-
ty, where they ("Seaman's aud Small J
were seen with two men named Bunker,
who were in possession Of the horses and
supposed to be the thieves, and another
man whose name We have not learned
On last Friday morning the two Bunkcrs
were found hung, in lama county Mr..
Seamans and Mr.. Small reached home
on Sunday afternoon, and on SUNDAY
night another man named Bunker, broth
or Of the two Bunkers, who were found
hung, living near here, was taken aud
after having had rope around his neck,
! was induced to confess and expose the
names of those who were connected with
the gang
The Sheriff of Tama county started for
home with his two prisoners, but wri
| OF hdbeas corpus was issued by Judge
Stockton. and the prisoners brought
back The Sheriff of Tama county h.y.
ing been up two nights and having rid.
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4s
Official State Vote.

Official State Vote.
The following is an abstract Of the Off
cial vote for Governor and Lieut.. Cover
nor Of the October election, ard just
counted out before the Legislature. It
seems that Rusch lost between three and
four hundred votes by mistake in the
initials of his name.
Total number cast for
kirkwood, 56,5O5.
Total no. for Dodge, 53,542.
kirkwood's majority, 963.
Total NO for Rusch, 55,142.
Total no. for Babbitt, 52,872.
Rusch's majority, 2,27O.
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den forty miles in 2 days, WI SO exhaust.
! d ,hatlhe rcqsss.sd shs Court to place
he pri,onxrs IL the hands d some SAFE
sas,odian. Trey we're placed in she
Shargc of.he Sheriff Of Polk county, sd
s. some BOGUS pocus the prisoners ssSp
ed. Our energetic District Attorney,
|. l.. Allen, Esq, being in the city, has
taken hold of the matter, aud is prose.
cutting the Sheriff Of this county, and all
tethers CONCERNED in the escape Of the
prisoners, I II ~ = u u :
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-19

The new Supreme Judges have Dees
sworn in. 81 Judge Lowsrdrsw 1.-The, short
term. and is consequently, Chief jus
tice; Judge Baldwin drew the tour years
term. and Judge Stockton the long term.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-19

Kerosene OIL ana I,ampe. ID
A FINE Assortmeet Of Kerese ne Oh Lamps, OF
IA Of beautifuldesigns, for sdlc "
Dec i. 3D. II 2 JAMES NYkR.
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Balance due from Cos, 293l22 1C
Balance in Branches of State Bank
in course Of payment, lo,o35 IS
State Tax of 1859 296, 734 81
Probable State Tax of 1850, 100000 OC
Total, $3.50 As
This exhibit is quite satisfactory. In
speaking of it the Auditor remarks:
lit will be seen, that notwithstanding
the large amounts appropriated for charita
bic institutions and other special purposes,
the amount Of outstanding variant, ha,
been reduced in the past two years from
sl55,004 IS to s30,l96 GO. But for the
stringency Of the times, resulting from the
failure OF crops and other causes, and the
consequent uncommonly large amount Of
delinquent tax, there would have been at
this time probably, no outstanding unpaid
Auditors warrants.
Should usual prosperity return and
produce ordinary promptness in payment
ment Of taxes, and should the Legislature
not appropriate too largely for special pur-
poses for which estimate is made, have
no doubt that the receipts Of the coming
two years will meet the ordinary expenses
Of the government, pay off all outstanding
warrants, and leave a portion of the State
Indebtedness to the School Fund"
The Auditor is not satisfied with the
workings of the system of duplicate tax re-
celpts, for various reasons set forth he
thinks that it is valueless as check upon
the Treasurer and Judge. He suggests
other checks: one requiring the Treasurer
to number his receipts consecutively, and
report each week to the County Judge
He makes many other practical sugges,
tons.
1t will be observed that the Geological
Report has been pretty expensive item
to the State I; much more SO than the bene.
fits to be derived therefrom are likely to
justify. In the support and construction
ofits Benevolent Institutions for two years
past, the State has expended about $780,
600. The saving in this item will be large
during the ensuing two years.
The estimated Resources of The state ...s
for the next two fsats, exclusive
of Saline h School Funds, are 1888, 6O9 4S
The estimated Expenditures, exclu-
sive Of appropriations for charita-
BILE Institutions and other special
purposes, are Slol,Il3 IL ".
Add Funded Debt a22,295 IS s724,ol5 Al
Excess sl34, Ol5 Of
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HARpLY A CHANCE.-An editor sno
. vonno school mistress were engaged 10
conversation the other day, when the fol-
lowing passed between them. Vi.
Editor.-Miss Il, when are
you going to get married [. ,a.#sf
;yehooi- Msiress We'll, / don't know;
the first chance get. z. E,t'@Da ~ 3.
Editor. Well, as that's my intention,
suppose VIC marry? rs. ~ Il. u
School Mistress. We'll, l don't know
whether that would b, chance or not.
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sCH0OL FIND..CEDAR COUNTY.

All persons indebted to the School Fund stth
fed that the interest on all nstes elyen - he
School Fund must be paid on 0r before sne ~:
day of January A.. d. 1850, aud u nss tnes p.'d
pc Dalty Of two per cant will " adnsa Ior ne
first month, 1 for the second month: 100 the
third and SO on In the same rate, @nt ~, pn.6.
Treasurer OF Cedar county, lows
November Z, tA60. 8MsEEH# IL.
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Total expenditures $595,662 Is
STATE lNDEBTEDNEss.--The total funded
debt of the State is $685., 295 IS. Of this
sum, Sl22,OOO was borrowed from the
School Fund, and 100000 on per cent.
State Bond i1Red. by the Legislature, in
1858. The 1sSDarces Of the State are as
| follows ssr al
Balance of Revenue in
| State Treasury, $4,000 "a
Less amount Of apporton-
ment Warrants out, 1928 IS $s,Tl6 90
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TREAsURER'S NOTICE.
Upton. Treas " Rec'r's Ofic~
- Noy.l, AID. 1859
Tbs tax pay ers . I Cedar county are hereby no.
titled that the taxes for fH59,. County. Beats.
School, Railroad. Township school aud Sub Dis.
trict taxes are now due and payable, and unless
the same are paid by the 18th day OF January A..
d. 1860, interest 1T the rate Of q, per cent per
amman will be charged and collected on said
tlxes. He. PIATTs IA
n5l Treasurer Of Cedar 90. lows
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DEs MONIES, Jan. 10

DEs MONIES, Jan 10.
Gov. loves Message was sent into
the Senate and House about 3 o'clock
p. NJ. The Senate dispensed with the
reading Of it, as it had already ap-
peared in prirt. The House listened
to the reading Of it by the Clerk
til! more than half of it was read. when
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20
5000 lEEES N LlEh FIR SAIL
ME UNDERSIGNED Is AUIAOR

to sell the following described Lands, at rery
loso figures; part down and the balance in annual
payments, from one to four years, with interest,
paid annually =
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JOSEPH
Still in Egypt, dealing in Corn.
FA.TED 1T YHB RICHMOND RICHMOND HILLS

vi TED 1T YHE RICHMOND HILLS
LoUR AND FEED STORE.
1000 90 Buehels Wheat, 2.0aG.00o bushels
Corn, 0a,eo0 Bushels r. O. 100 900 Bushels Oats
1900, u00 Flour l,irreis Slaves and Heading, For
which they viii pay the Highest Market price in
z-aSh. They also want
100. 900 CUSTOMERST To purchase
Groceries at unprecedently low prices. They Will
paw cash at ell times FOR grain, and sell i'm return
groceries prices that cannot be afforded by any
other establishment in the place--ther facilities
for purchasing supplies In Chicago well east
ern cities, being SUPERIOR to any other house-On
account OF their frequent shipments of -Four and
grain to these points thereby enabling them 30
save the expense of exchange.
If YOU want the highest price going for YOUR
Grain, Barrel Slaves and Hee1ing don't sell be-
fore calling at the above establishment
CUSTOM WORK,
Their mill has been recently been refurnished
with New and Superior Boiling Cloths, undergone
general and thorough repair, and is capable now
undc- the superintendent ofof English miller in
their employ. of manufacturing as good -four as
my Mill in the United States.
BOLTED CORN MEAL.
They have recently put meal bolt in their
mill and can now furnish customers with bolted
corn meal.
Flour of all grades. meal, bran and shorts, kept
constantly on ha nd at the store and mill and Will
be sold in large and small quantities.
As heretofore, -four, meal shorts and bran viii
be delivered to town customers free of charge
RICHMOND, WILBUR & co.
Plymouth, May 3, 1869. 15tf
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10 0OO COPIES ALREADY SOLD
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20
gNHAT BODY WANTS

THE FAMILY DOCTOR,
Containing Simple Remedies, Easily Obtained, for
the Cure of Diseases in all forms.
DT PROFESSOR HENRY s. TAYLOR, NJ D.
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL. NOTICE.


We viii net keep our store open on the 18th. &
18th days of this month, (Septembcr.) on account
Of their being holidays Wegive this notice that
cur customers, who might visit our place eff bus
mess, may understand why IL is that our store
vii be closed.
s. & NJ BEcKxa
Sept 9Th n33 2w A.
1.-THE children of the country owe DR.. John
Bull an Unlimited debt Of gratitude for reliveing
them from the necessity of such nauseous and
sickening drugs wormseed oil and Kindred
preparations. His Vegetable srorn destroyer is tie
most efectual antidote to worms ever offered 10
the public, and at the same time me of the most
agreeable little boubons ever offer Il to child
Bloomington Republican
NERVOUS HEADACHE.-RKvsw w. G. How
ard Faster of the First Baptist church at Chicago,
Illinois who has been great sufferer ION nervous
headache, but who has experienced entire relief
from it by the use of WILSON'S RilsLS, in a
letter, dated June 18th, 1855, says: During the
last twenty years, have made nee Of great
variety Of medicines. prescribed BY Alopathic and
Homeopathic physicians, bat all have failed; and
I had relinquished all hope of relief. until | vas
induced to resort to WILSON'S PILLS. These
have effectually relieved nue., in repeated Instances
of late, and can cheerfully aud coRscientiously
recommend them to others who are similarly at
fected-' This sovereign remedy is sold by j E.
L. Fabnestock & Co. corner of Wood and fourth
Streets, Pittsburgh, to whom orders for supplies
should be addressed. and BY Pershng & Co,
Plymouth. sept.4t-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20
A Great Bargainis
WHERE A MAN CAN DOUBLE HIS
MONEY IN TWO YEARS.
TIE most Desirable property i. The cosanria,l.

TIE most Desirable property u. tie Coani,l.
The undersigned offers to sell his Grist Mil and
tract df land containing Sc acres, on which it is
located, on very reasonable terms. l. is located
six and half miles west Of Plymouth The Mill
Is in good repair, manufactures the best quail
ty of -four, ANA has the best run OF custom % 2
any other in the county. The water Rover is
steady spd believed 70 be superorsto al,yo,her iss
Marshall county. BY proper attention from three
to five thonsand dola-s can be ro|sle en- the Mi.
and perhaps more. he will take ans kind Of good
property in part payment
For further particulars. enquire on Tie premises
AYREs RALCWIN =.
January 2t. ls6o. lSrk-3tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

Known as the Wilson Farm, abou 61cres'rn
der misunderstanding house, stable and a good
Young orchard. One fourth in hand, the balances
in five or ten wears with interest annually.
ny T
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

NAPOLEON. Henri Co.. O., July Z, 1855
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