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"a CALFoRNlANS should test the merits of
pr. HOSTETFER'S STOMACH BITTERS. While
II Is highly palatable as beverage. it is unequaed
as tonic and invigorator. In the pursuit Of for.
tune a the mines many persons are exposed to the
attacks Of complaints Of the digestive organs. and
Of various kinds offeyer. 1t is the very article that
has So long been in demand at the mines Its dail/
use will restore the tone OF deTarged stomach
npagt fresh vitality the digestive functions aad
cheer the spirits. Yet the Bitters is the saest of
all Stimalans. Let the miner who is exposed 20 hot
and dry, wet and cold, he certain 10 obtain sap,
Ply of the genuine HoSteiier Bitter. and he will
ind it certain safeguard 70 ohealsh.-sold by Drag
Sist> evegywhc-c, IS
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Iaa San Francisco election, which was heI3
On Tuesday last, resulted in the complete sue
cess Of the Peoples Ticket The whole vote
10 the city was II $50.
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ATTExTI0a! SIR KNIGHTS!

- - = i - . n ,.
Ihe Oroyille Commandery Of Knights Templal
No.5. will assemble at Masonic Hall on the secon,
and fourth Wednesday Of each month. SirKngh;
from abroad are invited to attend whenever col,
-snient. THO'S CAIJOW Com.
ARTHUR MCDERNoTT, Recorder.
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Ferry Notice.

FH7HE SUBSCRIBER WILL APPLY 70 THE
4 Board Of Supervisors Al their next regular
meeting. for renewal af his License t. keep and
run Jerry across Feather river near Oroville-
Z. 3. LAIEH0p.
Orovire Nav 2lth lS62.
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Who has not heard Of SANp>' SARSArARILAs
How many have caase TO be thankful that it has
cured their ailments, raised them from bed of
sickness TO the enjoyment Of health and strength.
We wish every one to benefit by it-but caution is
required-the very success Of the article is turned
against il by the cupidity Of others and numerous
preparations Of SO called Sarsaparilla are in The
market. The original and genuine article prepared
by Sands being in universal use. Is sold almost
everywhere. Ask for that and take no other.
To Unfortunate Females Alas! cried I
poor Maid. your skin tho yellow coarse, and dark
Is sin. and rlmpled, reeblod. siubarnt. tanned.
Spotiess can le. understand all such defects are
cured, elope. when washed with Jones Chemical
Soap. Your teeth yoar breath, you'll not disputeI
WHEN washed with I-afont's Soap Teeth Root. white
a. the driven snow are made, though yellow. tar
tared dark decayed: and fragrant pure and ,wee
your breath. though purii, tosl y rotten death !
and that led hair thoagh now IS coarse rs any
name or tail Of horse silky aad dark 'tyould bc
mad Il live by Jones Coral Hair Restorative: al
d3ndruf- Scurt wuuld lie rCmoved-the hair Stopp'
falling and improved. The articles above spoke, |
ct are all we represent them. and are sold at roa
SaHahle prizes. (2j certs) by every respectable
druggist in California.
Agents-Craue y E-i-' au, Druggists san Fran
cisco. ol9v
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\ Flour o. ees. 6AcE The Carson
Age says tie couaicl between he North aud
the South has come to point VIXEN it must
eliminate 10 isat or q foot race DAVIS <
Co. have elected 10 abide the result ot q foot
race, Is ihe aly couaici in which one Soa,h
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\ NoN1H ct tive ago tae capt.5n of a steam.
er Of uaa. kuglaa3 ies' lis he' overheard. \
ie" Gays @i'e'"a $. captured 4 shark |
lex .o.S' aA --g f--- 'he lost hat va.
found IN its ID
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STEAMBOAT CoLlI>IoN.-rhe steamer S7a,-
io"' While descending Feather river. Thursday
last eoll'ded with the Young America, which
was on her WAY mp, between Nicolaus aud
Fremont. No serious damage 10 boats or
,,nssan..ars
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oS The night ot the pa iust. at Weavervin2
respected ci,izea named Carroll was siabbod
by an Ens'is1sa4a named Joaa Bailey. He
d'e1 'a I've m.1ltes afterwards. Tie Murderer
was arrested.
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Diep.-rhe wife ot Noah Brooks. ESQ. Of
the Narysri'.a Appeal took Ley departure for
another and better world on Wednesday las.
We deeply sympa'lize with tbe bereaycd cen.
lleman 10 this his hoar Of sorrow.
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To MARcU.-I4e two companies Of a.. 5.h
Regiment, Bow al Camp Union. are ordered 10
Beaic;a
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InS oioeAion Hep~5..caa IS i4.o-med al,.t
la.ly 'hgee ,aoasasd tens Of copper ore win
soon be ready fer shipment FROM Copperopo,is
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OK Tuesday last John Robinson was sen
fenced TO be burg at Piacerv.Ae on Friday,
July 18Th
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Rt.sO.t ftONS ADOPTED BY TIE.
kEPt BLiCAN STATE CONvEN.
IiOS. JULY 23d, 1862. AT DIES
MONIES. IOWA.

We, the Delegates of the Republican
party Of Iowa, assembled to declare anew
oar political belief, and to select candi-
dates for important official positions. pre-.
sent to the people the following as our
Articles of Faith:
l. Tina. the Constitution of the United
States Is the Fundamental Law of the
land; that 1t was adopted by our Fathers
to establish Justice and secure the bles.
sings of Liberty to themselves and their
posterity; that in accordance with the
forms prescribed by tina: instrument and
by the laws of Congress, ABRAHAM LIN
COLIN was elected by the voluntary suf.
tiages OF the people as the Chief Maeis.
trate OF the United States for the term Of
tour years that before he had taken the
oath of office Or exercised any of the
powers with which he had boen clothed
certain States Of the Union passed ordi.
nances OF Secession, assuming thereby to
De no longer part of, nor subject to the
laws ct the United States; that soon of.
forwards they organized a separate Con.
federation, proclaimed their independ.
'nee OF and hostility to the Federal Gov.
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SHERIFF SALE.

Di virtue OF an execution /" me direct
ID ed issued from the office q ire clerk OF the
District Govt III and for the county OF Cedar
and State Of Iowa. in favor al George shipp. and
against u. ". Hoy, have levied upoa the fol.
owing property a. the property OF the ssid d.
W. Hoy, to-wt:
One dun horse, eight years old: one bay horse.
eigh, years old: one bay horse, seven years cid;
one gray maze. four Jeais old; one bay mare.
thler years old; one gay horse colt. Two Yeas
old: .and three head Of mich cows. also
the unGI, ided one iiiId Of one Aundl ed acre. Of
wheat. and tie undivided sc-ihird ef eighty
acres OF corn. sail wheat and corn now gius.
ing on the firm of Daniel W. Hoy, in Iowa Town.
ship, Cedar county. low.
And SHALL Offer the same for sale At public
oUtcty at the re,ld,nC Of J.. ". Hoy in Iowa
township. in said county, on Saturday the I'd
Jay Of August A. b. 1862, at II O'Clock r. m ~
aid dav. 10 satisfy said execution and costs iba,
nay accrue thereon.
batcG tA!s 9Th day OF July. \. p. 1864.
DAVID PLATAER,
Sheriff Of CEDAR county. Iowa.
N'h-' pr i.ss 4 -
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SHERIFF SALE.

Dh virtue nt special execution to me direct.
ID ed issued from the Office OF The clerk Of the
Supreme Court. ia aud for the State OF Iowa IN
favor Of James Moore, AMI against Charles SWEET.
Land and wife IS prinri a. and John ST. MuH.t ~
security on appeal bond, have levied upon the
! following property as the property of the said
Charles >wetltnd and v ife to-wit:
Beginning a. the southwest corner OF lot six
~ IN block eleven ~ a, The corner of Ceasr
ana SHIN streets, IN the town OF Upton. running
shehce north one hundred ana one (lOIJ feet
shc eeast f3rtt four feet, thence south thirty ono
l'j leeN thence west twenty ttol feet thence
sfath seventy 40 ieet thence west twenty .toux
'!4heet to the place Of beginning. Also all that
certain tract or lot beginning Ut the northwest
corner of said lot six go in block eleven % in
saa town Of Upton, faRRing thence east forty
ioHr feet thence south twenty-five feet. thence
west forty .:onrf:t feet thence north twenty .avc
Isl feet TO place Of begnnng sui jet TO the con.
dillon OF a lease which I, W. Harfi. holds upon
aid twenty four (24j feet OF Of lot last described
NJ in Cedar county, Iowa, with The appurtensn.
es thereon
And shah offer tie same for sale at public ont.
~ at The court house door in the town Of Tip
~ IN Cedar county. in said State Of Iowa. on
atarday the 3oth day # August A ID. 1861 At II
clock a m. of said day. TO satisfy said execu.
on and costs that may accrue thereon
pa.ed this Both day Of July. A. D. lss-.'
DAN I'D PLATNER,
v9n2S ~, 80 e. ou
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Congressional Convention.

The Republicans of the Second Congressional
District of Iowa, are requested to meet In Con.
vtntiOn at De Wit, Clinton county. on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18th,
next, at O'Clock, p. M, to nominate candidate
to represent the District in the next Congress.
Each county will be entitled to one delegate
for every one hundred and thirty votes cast for
Abraham Lincoln at the last Presidential elee.
ton, an one additional delegate for fractional
vote OF fifty or upwards
Loyal citizens, who are IN favor of the main.
tenancc OF the Union, and the suppression OF the
present wicked rebellion. without an fora but,
and in favor Of giving the Administration their
honest support in the most thorough and vigor.
ou' prosecution Of the war. are invited to CO.
operate with us in nominating and electing the
candidate, regardless Of former political associ.
atoms.
The time and place of hosiag the Convention
nsweil "a the basis Of representation have been
hXea to meet the views rs near as possible of the
majority OF the chairman of the several county
committees in the District
WIN. F. DAVIS, Mnscatne county.
GEO. " FIELD, Jones
john COLLINS. Scott
J. P. EATON, Jackson
WM. II. TUrlIILL. Cedar
GEO. 4. GRiSWOLD, Clinton
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r. publican State Conventions.
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION

IEhPoHARI ORGANIZATION.
The convention met l M, and was
called to order by Hon. Jacob Butler Of
Iu>catine. -
D. n. Cooley, Esq, of Dubuque, was
elected temporary Chairman, and +. II.
Stiles, of Warello, J Tracy, Of Dcs
Moines, and J. D. Hunter, of Hardin
county, were elected temporary secre,a-
li2s.
Prayer b. the Rev. Mr. Davis, of Aduir
county.
On motion, a committee on credentials
consisting Of one from each Judicial Dis
tric', were appointed by the Chair, as
follows:
1st, J Ct Foote q, Erastus Wash,
burn; Sd, Samuel Foley; 4,h, Isaac Pen.
dletcn; 9Th, David ua!Ian; 9th, S. G..
Smith 1th Mr. Lambcrtson; Sth, |. Al.
len; 9th, j. Rich 10Th, joseph Hob.
son; llth, G b Richards.
Ga motion, Committee OF Permanent
Organization, consisting Of one from each
Judicial District, was appointed by the
| Chairman, IS follows:
lst, b 5 Merriam "a, T.. T. Rnt-
, ledge; 81, \ 3. Moore. ith, \. L. Har-
vcy 9Th. NJ. Littlcton; 9th. s. G Ow.
en-; 18th, Lyman Ellis; Sth, s. S. Daniels;
oh, ". O Brien; 10Th, o. Faville: | lth,
L. c, Sanders.
Moved that the Delegates from the
several Judicial Districts report State
Executive Committee, and Committee
on Resolutions, to consist Of one member
from each Judicial Distric., for each OF
the said Committees.
After recess OF 10 minutes. said
Committees were reported as follows:
ON REsoLurI0Ns-1st, c. Durham
"a, VIM, IIartshorn Sd, z Brown: 4th,
Isaac Pendleton; 5th. F. w. Palmer:
9Th, j. b. Grinuell; 18th, Jacob Butler
Sth, j. II. Rothrock; 9th, s. G.. Van
Anda; 10Th, o. Favi'le llth, L. II
Culver.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE list, J. G..
Foote; Cd. j. W. Norris; 81, Frank
Street; 4tt,, NJ McHenry 9Th, Peter
Myers; 9Th, c. W. slsgic; 7th, IT.
Lane; sth, Thomas Hughes 9th, o p
Shiras; 10Th, Samuel Merrill; ll.b, T.
c. Mccall.
On motion, Convention adjourned IN.
Ill two p. m ..
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SuERIFE SALE.

Rf VIRTUE of a special execution to me di.
- rected, issued from the Office Of the clerk Of
the District court, in and for the county OF Ce.
aaf ana state OF iowa in favor Of Franklin But.
terheld, and against E. q. Fisbhurn and Eliza
tishburn. have levied upon the following ~
inc IN, property OF the said l.. G. Fishburn and
Eliza Fshburn, to.wit:
me north OF the southeast /. and the south
: OF the northeast Of section thir,y.six, In
.1F"hsse seveht5-n,he, north of range two. west
on; Pp '' 'e"""'>' '"~
ana snail offer the same for sale ut the court
mouse aoor 10 the town of Upton. in said coun
". on saturday. the 9th day Of August. A. D..
Isg2, at II o'clock. a. m, of said daS TO satisfy
sa'" execution and costs that may accrue there.
Dated this 18th day Of July A. D.. 1862.
DAVID PLATNER
Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
yer >. W. RArHBrs, Deputy. (san2s pr fee S., 90
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be, the same energies must be exerted to
preserve the government that traitors are
using to destroy il. To simplify and
systematic the raising Of these regi.
ments, / have assigned one to each Of
the lst, I'd, Sd, and 4thi Congressional
Districts, and to the 9Th and 9th togeth-
er. This will prevent interference in
recrusting and enable those from the
same section to 60 to the field together.
Which District will have its regiment
FIRST in the field? Places Of rendezvous
for the different regiments will be desig-
mated when receive notice of their des.
tiuation. l viii be necessarily absent
for some weeks at Washington. Mean
time all information in regard to the new
regiments can be obtained from Adj't
Gen. Baker at Clinton.
SAMUEL J. KIRKwOoD.
Iowa City, July 9th, 1862.
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rT>O ARMS! TO ARMS! To be. or not Ia h.
/ that's the question; whether it is nohle, H.

T'o ARMS. to . AIMS. y, TO be. or not to b.
man TO volunteer in the service Of his court,r
or to be drafted.
The undersigned arc commissio ned by Adp,
Gen. Baker to raise company OF volunteers IN
Cedar county. Headquarters ut the Office Of p
D. Turner, Esq :, in Upton. Each man will n,
ceive S25 bou, ty when mustered in, and $75 =,
the close OF his term. In addition to his INV
$l3 in advance ray and 81 premium, making sic
in all paid in advance; also. two suits of clothes
and extra arms. AS it is thought that the Gov
eminent will resort to drafting before long va
cal, upon all to come forward. once more. IN a..
fence of their country voluntarily. Let Old &C..
dar have the honor of having 1T least one moro
company Of volunteers in the field
J.. II. POUND.
J. C.. CUE
Recruiting Officers
linton July Dad 1862
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yr>Ht, undersigned is now Of. rinu :

rI>HE undersigned Is now Offering to tbo. ,.,
i gems Of Cedar county Pufier's Patent W. vu
Drawer, which excels all other devices ~ . u.
kind in cheapness, durability, euse Of draft sne
venience in use, and ne atDess. 1t accumn,ao,na..
no ice In WINTER and as the bucket fills franz y, rs
bottom, it does not rile the water, and ,nLs. 'e
from the very bottom OF the well. In lowe,i,nt
the bucket, the crank does not turn, and ,ha ~
scent is re guated by small lever. The COMFY w.
sit on ribbon, by which the buckle. Is drawn =.
very tough and will last great many years "
Price Of curbs 81 to $40. The ribb"n is ten ca,,.
foot. Having put Up the .D,awer" for Tho
persons FAMED below. take the liberty of ,sta" e
ring to them for evidence Of its dkcellcncles.
Upton, July 3oth, 1862. v9n3Osv
Names of persons who have Pnher's W.t.,
nsyer in use:
Hon. W. II. Tuthill John Culbertson, W. H.n
mond, II. Reigart, $. Wirick, J. X. Snyder. j W
Rsgley, II. Z. Piatt Robert II. Adams, G, u
MIL, b ,use.
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SHERIFF SALE.

F'rt"o OF an execution to ma direct.
- ed. issued from the Office of the clerk Of the
a msl,,c. Court III and for the county Of Cedar
ana sure OF Iowa III favor Of Joseph Rhanks,
ana against Amanda NJ. Norton and J. II. Pat.
,oh' executors Of L. Morton. deceased. have
e.iea upon the following property a. the prop
Try OF Inc said Amanda NJ. Morton and J. II.
famoh' executors of 4. Morton deseased, to. wit ::
me south Of the north east l and tn. north
y, .he south east / and the north east Of the
aoaeh "est and the sonth part OF the south CO..:
ship eighty-two (s2l north Of yance one M west
VI .hs nun M, with the apr nrtenances
ana shali oiier the same for sale at public out
10y =. ,he conrt house door in the town Of Tip
t ,n VI sara county, on Saturday the I'd day Of
august A. d. 1852, at II O'Clock a. m. Of said
"as, 10 satisfy said execution an costs thst may
DATED this 3oth day oc Jure A. D. 1862.
DAVID PLATNER.
Sheriff of Cedar county. Iowa.
ie' .. ". KATHBuk. Deputy. [pr fee 5000
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Judicial Convention. ..sth District.

On Wednesday, the 9Th day of August. 4. D..
1862 at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, a District Conven.
ton will be held, for the purpose of putting in
nomination candidates for District Judge, Dis
trict Attorney, and Member of the Board of Ed.
ucation, for the sth Judicial District Of the State
of Iowa, and for such other purposes ~ may be
thought advisable when assembled. Tho ratio of
representation will he as follows: One delegate
from each county and in addition thereto one
delegate for each one hundred votes cast for
Abraham Lincoln for President, in the year
1850, and one additional lcIeg ate for each frac.
ton exceeding 50 votes.
W. G. CONNEI Chm Dist Com
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Mass Meeting
OF the Loyal Citizens OF Cedar County.

All patriotic Citizens of Cedar county
without distinction Of party. who feel the
importance of vigorous prosecution of
the, war and speedy termination Of
every vestige Of rebellion, aud are dis
posed to aid and support the Government
in maintaining the supremacy CT the
Constitution and Laws, arc earnestly re-
qucsted to attend a MASS MEETING
TO BE HELD AT TIPON, ON FRI
DAY THE Sru DAY OF AUGUST,
It Il o clock III, for the purpose of ex-
pressing our undimiuishcd confidence 10
the just and holy cause Of the Federal
Union, and our inHexblc determination
to crush out armed Rebellion. -.
1t is expected that HON. VIM.
SMYTn, HON. EDWARD THAYEE,
HIRAM PRICE, ESQ JACOB BUT
LER, ESQ, HENRY OCONNOR, ESQ
and other distinguished speakers will b.
present and address the meeting.
COME ONE, CONE ALL. and lie
Us send up our united voices for tt,
support Of the Government We love an,
cherish, and show the world that OH
CEDAR is overiowinc with patriotism
and devotion to our beloved Country.
WM. IT, TrTH,iI,
JAMES II. R"rHRocK.
JDnN CuLEERTsVN,
DAVID Palmer,
JnSHCA MAYNARD '''n'
WILLARD HAMMOND.
WILLIAM ELLIOTT,
JOH& SWINEF0Rp,
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a REMEDY FOR ALL LOCAL PAINS.

Bakers Pain Panacea has been long
in use, it Is as indispensable in every
family as their bread and meat. In saw.
ing of doctors bills, it can be estimated
by thousands of dollars yearly. No fam.
lily will be without it, after once having
tried.its wonderful pain curing qualities.
Who will suffer pain one single hour,
wien he can be almost Instantly cured
by the use Of one twenty five cent bottle?
Give 1t one fair trial, and If you don't
find it to be all it is recommended, 90
back to the agent, aud get your money
refunded. For sale in every town in the
country. See advertisement.
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I'VE undersigned give notice that they w.
made arrangements with Responsible ssJ.",
IN washington CITY. d. G.. through WHOM W.
can obtain BOUNTY. BACK PAY. and Pxss sC s..s
Tor koidiers, and all other just clsim- ,sss.sh.
the government. with promptness and az m ~
d Az persons interested in such claims W
we'll 70 give az I call. a@
--Ts..'''' pIATT h sPfCER,
n97veu Att'ys ~ Law. Tfrtos'
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NOTICE..

T HAVE been authorized to recruit n comp,,,
L of men for the Regiment Of Volunteers to /,
organized in this Cong essional District IN.
der the late call of the President for Three
Hundred Thousand men. II Is to he
A CEDAR COUNTY COMPANY.
And all those intend ng TO join the army shou,d
enlist vt once. Arrangements have been made
for snbslsting the men. Headquarters at Upton
Recruiting office in the Post Office buildine.-
Come right along.
Each rol""teer wiH r'ceiue Tm.nty.Rr oloilor,
county, bang part Of The One Hasdrsd Dnvo,,
county 10 ererertm af"e enaof he wa, a NINTH
adrance pay, and 7~o Dokfars zrrmiu, moI,us
FORTY DOLLARS
In all, 70 be had Immediately upon the mastering
in of his Company, or so soon as the paymax.er
arrives in camp.
STEPHEN W. RATHBuN, Captain.
Inton Julk 30. lsG2.
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FORTY DOLLARS
S2J REV ARD.

CTOLEN from my house. on the 10th Of July,
- GoLD WATCH and CHAIN. The Watch was
heavy gold Hunter Case. with the name J. ii.
CUE engraved On the outside Of the case. III
pay to any person who will return the property
or give me information that will lead TO the A.
rest and conviction Of the thief, $500.
b. +. CUE.
Big Rock. Scott county, July Eth, 1852. 3w
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Republican State Nominations.

For Secretary OF State,
JAMES WRIGHT. Of Delaware County
For Auditor OF State,
JONATHAN w. CATTELL, OF Cedar &C.
For Treasurer OF State,
WILLIAM II HOLMES, Of Jones co.
For Attorney General,
CHARLES q. NoURsE. Of Polk 90.
For Register of the State Land Office,
JOSIAH A. HARVEY. ef Ersno.s % .as
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Noli'h Is hereby given that the unders,yn-
~ sd' Arvin Baeev has. at the July term IsGo
oeen appointed by the County Court Of Cedar
county. Iowa. Executor Of the estate Of Pzra
S' .', .' deceased All persons are notified to
thentlcated, In the time prescribed nv In, WY a"'
ialy I, lsG2-n27w4
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DS- We have not time this week to
speak at length Of the State Convention.
II was very large and enthusiastic and
the denominations gave entire satisfaction.
Several Democrats took par, in the Con.
yention
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NOTICE

ninhN 70 all persons not to tru.t. harbo, 4,
H.. .'o'i 10 any way, on my account, INV wife
t har'iet y. McMan s. who has left nv So "'
nome, oea ana board and without inst eanss or
p p has refused to return to the same
positively ress. payment on All debt. 81 MI W..
contracting, DC. =. McM.T " heT
Upton, July 18th, 1882. =.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-07-31

re- Hon. J. \. Kasson, our present
efficient First Assistant Postmaster Gen.
cra', has been nominated for Congress by
the Republicans Of the 9th district, which
comprises the southwest portion of the
State. Mr.. X. will make an cxcellen.
Congressman, and We believe will be
elected by large majority.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-07-31
PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that o. NJ. Culver.
executor Of the state Of Jane Harry. DE-
ceased, hIed n PETITION at the July term Of the
county court, asking power tn sell certain real
es.a,e therein named and that said petition w
set 'or nearing At tho September term o. ~
court a ls -
Upton. July 7, lsG2-lw