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NTiaaei Uurphy. the Escspcd Fcpiss Pri-sser,
In New York.
Ixt evening Coonel !. J. Kelly, Deputy z. o. / X,
rscsved the following telegram
ALBANY, Sept i3-l r. n
OtoryL r J. KHLIv-Mchsel Murphy and leave BY
ths 4 20 r. NJ train for New York 70 sec tho Chief.
"D66r
1numter Of the circles In session last evening pro-
ceded he depot welcome the Distinguished Cana
daa Fenia and the representative man of the irish
CANADIAN mvolutionista yr Murphy, Of picnic At
Lewiston, strongly denounced any attack on Canada
even thoush made with the rcmoss idea Of freeing ire
land Ttiscircumstsnce together with bis adhesion 70
James stsrsens 10 not without significance
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wt,rcWtsIfs Iurtll6fsct

orks,>8 vp Gf.pfso % cssrsaL AyrSut The rom
m -sioner. hsyin. 10 charge The awarding % the COZ
tract for the opening and grading o. cesir.i svenre IN
the town OF MorrssIis from nccomts dam 70 the
ae held their ansl sitting Wednesday evening lat
There -ese eight blas for the work. The swnc vac
made 10 T@onsrd w. Jerome for TIE e esi. no. q
wheh ftsOoo fails on hovsssnis snd The bsianes on
yea. Ysf,ss IAzl r.r sanfst ~ ". Jsfvas - ks.-a
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MUSICAL.

grand testimonial concert 10 Miss Mary n Cock
daughter OF the late John G Cook, tho well knsws
composer and director viii be given this evening -
Irving Hall Mss Fanny stockton, Miss Rosa Cook aud
Messru simpson, JAcob Moilcnhauer, Colby aud Dyosx
will aasst
Tho eighty scvcnth OF Mr. Thomas popular orchestral
garden concerts will take pace at Terrace Garon this
evening
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OF the Corner stone of the Douglas Monu-
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Particulars Of tho Dagrseefu Radical Riot -
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BAtffMoRR, Sept II 1900.
The Feaiai picnic n Dariey park yesterday was a..
tended by ab~it 900 pcrsons President Roberts was
not present General ONe who commanded at tho
Fsnsn inyasen of Cansda was present and made stir
ring spccch capt Hincs formerly Of General sweenys
slAn also nAA . speech.
General D'N<i alluded 70 the recent srpcd ton ana
iDssnated'hat v failure owing 10 The dscspuou
rvsrtised ty hln odclss cf the govcrnmeat ne pre-.
ssed vsy dksrent result the nert time the rsniass
ssosid strife uow.
1p,sn rIisa ncsr,,l,sed bis hearers on The growth
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as the nrst section His sursties are William Ackerman
OF Yonkers, and Mr. Forbes, OF Groenbush Rensselaer,
county. The town will issue It's bonds under an act
o! the lHeisature Tor the payment the contractor
The section awarded 70 Mr. Jerome In about one and
half miies IN length, passing through BEAUTIFUL tract Of
country IL Is 70 DO made hundred feet wide from
curb TO curb and fifteen feet width OF sidewalk He will
set gangs Of men at work Immediately and will have the
work completed n the shortest space OF time possible
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p~ssssiss -Gsnnlnr = Beffosd. IT. fg ~ r~opis
The People rnsnk hs~on, ioss Isvr fs'ons~As AZ
wlIllsus isrosay frym The p~rroa n~ss usfmsn
Folssf hsry ssnafcrd. Est~ sutb. ksrSss~< h.~po,
Mary Asn rhor,p~ya. xrsnd isstsay Hsms "a n@rnesl
Cssos Jsoob R0ssnt.fE. r-eslsing soien gods Sans
'. Emn oerolina. Pro~y~s hsxxe<to. VS.. hcsigrsy,
James TiEhe robtsrr. rsme.ys k1snf L&nnon. Cha.
Ds sy Josn Hsr, rersnss Kssnsn. WA. nrova nf1ss
gnrsy nrshs- smi,s. sarsary. r&ns Fsaii
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NEW ruax cousatssIuxll usmxAHoss

lirASy, Sept. II, 1893
Hamilton Ward was yesterday unanlmoufiy rescm.
nai0d ler Congress BY the Repabcsn Convention for
The Twenty seventh district, which v0 held 81 Hornes-
vile
firpeo- ~ r., sert ~, isss.
Hoa John " ketcbsm to-day retominstsd ~
sccanaton bv the Republican tonsettlou 70 fspres~n,
lie rweif,h <i-f.yi 10 con<f.s<
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NEWS fRsu new ORLEANS.

Nsw owLxAm. Scpt n ise6
John Henderson, radical loader In the ats roi asd
severely wounded diod today. Ho or ths iass
United States senator Henderson Of Mississippi.
The Chinese Emigration Commissioner, Ahyoc, had -
Interview With General Sheridan 70 day. Nothing
dose Hc has contracted through cotton factors Ter
twenty thousand Chinese iaborrra for plan,ers
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procuring tho testimony Of "BlAcksmnh Tom Who Il
h. alleged, introduced the prisoner 10 party from
whom he purchased the money.
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or public sentiment In favor OF the Fenian cause aud
said the sympathy OF the American people was with
them no matter how the government might act
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Hest ILtosavy
Jemrnni in the Country.
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"GRANDMoTHERs STORY.

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YoHK wsrKLr HKnAID by Private Soldier of tho q. g.
A. "EriIarn ON a RosE"
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Che Tipton 9aufrtiser.
WM. p. WOLF, 49, -tli~ EDITOR.
AL, Upton, IOWA: .n"tIt1G
s Il&gl4p ,saihaa ,.--4 Lis. . 4fg - t#.t.'+
THURSDAY, ga..1E = MARCH 1, 1905.
EDITOR.
Upton, IOWA:
MARCH I, 1900.
"DEAD DUCKS. .

We publish this week the most mate
rial part Of President Iohnson's disgracc-
full speech to returned rebels and seces-
sion zympathizcrs, in front Of the White
House. This, speech cannot be misan-
derstood. In this speech the majority
In Congress and the party that elected
Mr.. johnson are charged with being
traitors. It is insinuatcd that they ~
sassinated Lincoln, and that they want
to Iassasainate him, cIn'sheEt Andrew
johnson, who was elected only by the
votes Of the, loyal people Of ,sha country,
has proven Eecreant to the trust they ~
posed in him aud hos set his faee against
them. Some think he; will come out ~
right yet, but they are few Copperhsads
and traitors have 20 troublelin under.
standing, the, speech, and they rejoice
over it, II contains the same Language
they have used towards the Union par
ty and Congress ever since the war b.
gaa.d The President insists that rebels
whose hands are red with the blood Of
our Eelstivee, shall Do admitted to the
49, uf.H - s
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Last Great Chance 70
> h. Book Agentsla a. = " !,
THE S O,UTH..

h TOUR or ITS BATTLE-FIELDs AND RUINED
4 Citieft7A Journey through the Desola1iAW
StAteA-being a description OF the pre-
s.i sent state 81 the Country Andcoh- = nj
dttlops Of the People, etc, etc., III j.
during months OF Southern travel By j. +.
TROWBRID0E, author of Neighbor lakewood.
CSuats's Cave. contributors 70 the Atlantic
Thisa will be the most 4 fhsciD ating,
exciting and thrilling book on
the subject of the Warl It H. ITo1
( ~. on the all absorbing sub
70 loot of the present time. ~,
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tessaep epf' -, Freta1lAn,s iPrt.-.sss
It seems fhnt alf Il the boasted chivai,, ~
al tAeiyseHted sell sasFtdoinrsA.-a:-
IAN the sistoerAtisplids q 49, w.. .s%
9qyn southerneFs has ut last fonnd :
ana nauisa me fhdd 81 disUhy;S s;l ne
In We've ofstkS taeriaces Mli H. as sssa'
e.ef selfish preindies hEte AliatsssSs,sv,s
seen the sitter Of blind hAtr,d, tie o,.s,s ~
oetsconstructed treason are pinn,,
To If the rights Of tl1gnkxfne1 Il
ne.sd, IT. they are projected in the..s
of themselves and tfeiire own ,,n desI;s.c o'
, ,tli.g Win certainly BE exbgfninates. Z.
advising that to protect then, Il h -.
'iutely necessary to hand them ~, g. =,
those whip threatep their destrucf,o.
In ofher words that the whites ars =.
fiilt,asly, cruel aud bioo,dt-thir,tv' III,
will exterminate the Negroes for * ~.
reason 'thah because they NAV s u,,.s'
tl1ei il rights. Hear the Ri,hnas,s, i.
-zaaaset: r...eh .7"'s" IL 2asJalT /. Ia -
The result already demonstrate.. ~, ~, ~
Observers o. our aaaifs always aec,.ra., . r''e
saese TWO raoes cannot HIVE together nrc. ,s'
aoy In the same community. execn, =, n.
relation Of master and slave That /. mo- ~ u.e
enthusiastically dissolved .dissolved 800
% be- renewed on ss1is soil, We apprehen, = ~
y. renewal wonld only come at tho en,T
u oloooy """ To suppose that tb,s "a.
MOD 81 questions about negro sunrnue s,y"
gro generally, will ever cea,e un. na ne
collation. \ fbrced upon u.s. il 10 mhcass, sn,s
she peTtinacity Of the Yankee nature t,stc
ments 1t. As long as the negro is anon, y.
this strife wiz be eherished. 10 act nd Of ~.
's'e9 Qet rtf Ae negro. Eaerei Il 6sa ons o,s.,n,.
9re. We mus reduce. the negro to s,are,v.. or Z.
must II he lives among us, he In constant col.
.,sion on some topic OF agitation until this
nses0 determinations comes The 1nas,h II
events Is 20 rapid that we s.,bnos undertake tn
saS now wear 1t hand that issue may be-"
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PUBLIC SALE.

T WILL SELL mt public sale, at my residence
j three miles directly east of Upton, on
O'clock a. NJ, the following property: Two.
brood Mares horse, z colts, milk cows, two
in April; fat steers, 4yearii6g steers 10 steer
calves, heller calves, chester brood sows,
ce-fOurths chester sows, toll Of them WIFI
hav0pigs during the months OF April, May and
Junel. chester white bears, Is shoats l two
horse wagon, ! two-h2rse buggy, ! new ball
double shovel pIows. i single shovel plow,
harrow. wheelbarrow, cOrn-marker, q seven
t0en foot ladder, new mems saddle, set double
harness. rolling cutter, log chains, scoop show
i,hay knife, scythe and snath, hay and ma
nure forks, tons clover and timothy hay,
tons g wild hoy, ~ bashals OF corn I'm the ear.
~ bushels seed corn In ear and sacks, meat h0I-
rel. 3s8'1'S' t'tAA 81 r.
TERMs-Nine months credit on sums of Ave
J. EO(.AT. ?
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W.. 7


NO CHA's II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: You
viii take notice that there Y new on Me Y.
and for the County OF Cedar and State Of Iowa,
O petftiOn Of H. Pintt, claiming Of yOn the
northwest quarter OF section no. four a. of
township No. eighty two lD Of range no. three
tiff's title thereto be quieted and put at rest.
aud defendant, land all 0then, estopped from
disrsrting said Title and heHTeliefs. And tha4
or before the noon Of Tie second tisy 81 MA1S
term OF said Court, O default will be entered
against you and q aecree rendered as prayed
for In the petition.
And that on the Sd day OF April, A. D. lse6 It
10 o'clock u. M Of said day, the Plaintiff viii
before T. G. McCielland, appointed 81 the
Court missioner for this purpose. Said &C.
ton being triable by first method. .,.,s5' 80.
Fob. 18th, 1888 HI. 9. PTATT, Plaintiff. @
. Per P1ATr 4 sPICER, Att'ys. Il7w4 \,
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Political 'sagIes.

When the war began, the sclfsacrifc-
ing and adamantine invincibility Of the
South, was the most fruitful theme tor
southern boasting and doughface orato-
r.. Tnns Of paper and volumes Of gas
were lost Ia presenting this mvorite sub
ject to the people. But as the war pro-
gresscd, and the arms 81 the Govern
meht drove back the slave whipping Of
igarchy, the confusion Of retreat took the
place IT sUdthefn boasting and the north.
ern oracles OF southern treason were
awed into silence by the loud shouts u
Union victory. The friends Of the south
next promulgated the strange idea that
the south might be conquered, but could
never bc spbducd; and TO this end II
was prophesicd that the untamable hosts
of the rebellion, though beaten in the
open field would dissolve into guerrilla
bands, dee to the ineocessgible mountains
and devastate, the country through ~
time to come. But whers the repel gen.
erals surrendered their shattered armies
to the triumphant Union forces and pe-
turned to their, homes, this romantic
dream Of brigandage d qt4 and
ieft its origina gto 70 make wry fa9es Of
the dry and unpalatble reality. yah III.
Il It was also rsynesHtic4tei w the saaps
Golden Circle proph ets, that tbast If the me-
lgroes were made free they would az 4 be-
come id1e yagsblopds and would commit
I An sindlsc Eliminate massacre Of the high
born southern DANES and theIF children,
But the facts to day show that The blacks
take to, labor On n their own account
more readily and With, lmp web better 1eer.
grace, than their former masten; and
that It sthe black wpzzaen Atnd chilAren,
instead Of the white ones that are likely
to be massaered. To- make !, the work
more. certain and leae dangerous, the
blacks 40 djs d. denied the right 70
testisy, ~. to vote and refused the pro-
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floors Of Congress, while the latter wise
lx4ad Justly sanA zoonli stsntlxrsafases
+ nil them. he e elE, hots
vain Ind giddy ez{ 3cco 1t the light
to u ch the people hav1 mi Aken and
and hintentidnall rail3d Nm, a. kmes
to dictate to Congress and the people,
and foEgets that he 10 not the whole gov
eminent. But he does not forget to eu-
logise himself. He ncver:tfget} Q11
He has recommended himself 30 often
that he might rslt FEsfxtuanythtnghe
says on thst snHecb AAenRbpse "as I
have said before. All his Boosting, and
all his threatenfns,, y d, FL his ssll; eom-
mendation can never. PM. him into . pe-
sition to betray tho Union paEtyisa sec-
ond TINA. 10 When his Observation-Disclosures
Is run, and he IL retireA To private HE,
he will figure 80 listlel III the history Of
the country that nine-tenths OF the peo-
pie will forget, and cease b csre, wheth-
or he, y alive Or dead. His name will
not be heard In, politics except for the
purpose Of illustrating ,politiezi d1sloD-
esty, nor win Il be used In connection
~a'a> any oliice higher than tl,at Of Road
Supervisor, anu ouiy for that; when such
officers arc required 70 give bonds for the
faithful discharge 81 their duties. We
ask, however, candid perisal OF his
speech. For the purpose Of showing
how far He has fallen We win, next week,
publish extracts from spee0hes made by
him before he was se<iuced. five are
mistaken We shall be- glad to acknywl-
edge it. ,s-'sif ln''--''nsah 81 ea<a"f ii""
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Andrew Johnson, whom the loyd men
Of the nstionpiaeea - tl,csentof power,
and who bcfore HIS Election said that
TRAITORS should be punished and treaS
son made odious, /" Is to-dxy acting In
such manner ~ TO make jubilant. tie
traitors Of the Southland their sympa-
tlasers 1t tie North? fife insists az Z
prerequisite to obtaining his friendship
and favor, that there Ahall lie en- i,ame-
date reatlNissisp Of the States recently,
in srel,sllion, a Ilargs mJsnity,iof Whose
psople are avowediy ~ bitter and hostile
To- the NMth and to the dag of freeslosn,
az at any time during thsrebcllion. ,,ni,I
The light Of the e,bonires can be seem
and the booming Of. the cannon can 10
heard throughout the length and breadth
ofthe. land because Of. the, opposition Of
the President to very large majority Of
the earnest Union men in Congress, anu
out Of it, This il suggestive Of no good
to the country. ta!,>tHr ~ .;gatu.s-
To-day there are soldiers Of Iowa in the
Ohio pcnitentiary, because when weary
and hungry they were, ONilty Qf t0ra0ing;
applications have becn, made for their
release hut refused. And vet rt.s.4.Is,
traitors, deepdyel villains, whose hands
ars red and reeking with the blood Of
loyal ami true men, ARE freely pardonesl,
and allowed to occupy places Of honor
and profit. 3ie,-s lf IA @dEg. ,--E 81 q
And yet will, this state Of affairs exist
ing and, well known, for ''thcse things
were not done in q corner 1.-THE President
says, admit these States to full partici-
patton In the government of the country,
without any further guarantees than
have already been given, The earnest
Union men in Congress, who eannst he
bought, coaxed or driven, insist a. a pre-
requisite to the admissionOf these States,
that good and substantial safeguards
shall lie provided, and firmly embedded
in the ,bulwarks of the Constitution" to
prevent q disturbance of the peace of the
in the future, and to prevent
to loyal men North and South. !.
Between these two principles the people |
must Judge, and decide Choose ye,
therefore whom ye will serve. Aud
may God sustain, the right.i9I'p .a- "a
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Go to Alden's-

90 to Aldenss-
i IfyBu want 6Art1llee, Pickles.. Chm berland
sauce, Catsups, utron, Dates, Figs, Dried
Peaches, Apples, Pfrncs, Eurrants,, Hackber-
riee; Hominy Sage, Pearl Barley. or any other
articles Of 0roceF1e0, +rsr. "a,
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JOSEPH A. MCKEE Will attend to all work
on 1esssOnable terms, and insure oil jobs talken
by him to be done I'M a wOrkman1lko manner.
PAPER HANGING done neotly and promptly
\ Upton, Feb. 18th, 1858. 0tf
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4 CHOICE assortment of PIPES. in their
n many varieties, also addit iOnal supplies
Of Prime Tobaccos-just received At
March lst 1856. ALDEN.S.v
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me says I began as tailor. Yes, I did
begin as = tailor, and that suggestion
doesnof yiiscom n,e IN II
Win ! as ta.lor ! hadth rebul tioh
n,s to %y cu go Sid ood
work. tApplause. ~
Voices-We will patch up the Union