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mas sn ertUurten ftebt, tbeiIs ber3ebrea,
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Nleiue Serren - Set rnebr benn
fanf Sabren 1T Ser 9taat Sennefee iei@
,nes 8ribifs9ien in ser Union ennferer
gater beraabt eepefer,: Dur6 Sen Ser
ratb unieres 8oIfes finb mir BON benz
boben Stan6punfte ais Wlit9lieb Der
sroben 9ltnsritaati1Betl g oafSOeration
gefaIlcn. Seit fnebr aIs einem Sabre
lit Der loeale She'll unierer 8eb0lfes
ring bentiibt sespefen; Sen Staat in etne
,norrnaIe SteIIaas slrii6 gu brinsen,
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feline alter, Nedtc. tuieber. eingeiekt gu
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prafentanten baben bur9 bieie Nionate
binhurd an Der Sbir bes @ounerne@
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glationals &edt eefebt. ,3s
9lnaeii9ts oes reboIutiettdren Gor9e@
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b0Ifernns nnb .lOes gerrafbs ibsrer, Die
bic Sanblungen eesIGoltes epntroGrteii,
Bat Der gonsreb es fur notbpenbia be-
funbeL bon ms Die GrfiilIung gepiffer
Bebingutsena ott perIaueeir, UNI cine
@arantie fir uniere fiinftiee 2oDatitdt
gu erlansetss 81 biefem @noe it ee
fur. unerldBli6 befllnbeu tporben, baB Die
9taatlesislatur gentle @nrenoements
our Contribution Der geretltiaten 9taa@
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Babtre6t beFBeu sbne Elm 8erbre6en
begansen gu baben, nidt nit gerednet
tperben ipuen in Der 8aiis fir f0oerale
Experimentation. wy i
8. OaB GENTLE 8erloneh oief9 GEE
fabrli6 fir ben Srieben oes 9anbes ge@
scigt baben, nidt mdblbar fem iOllen fur
sirgenb ipel6es 9Iillt r..s d <sa.ss Il
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baiturg Ser NebeIlion contrabirt lunre
Den, null mnbnidti9 fino. ass@ a. >.
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8ebOlferuns betrifft, 10 finb Die Obiseu
8eoingun9ell ftilbe bis um9leliBeriten;
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oenfelben entbalten 1T, mas ben 2oDalen
anit0big feii fonnte; urtb tuenn irsenh
ettuas iidJ dnft0bis eriueiien iolte, mibte
Sober, Der es gut nit benz 2anbe nteint,
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9ttar bes gaterIanoes i9fuinOen lailen
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8ropnlotu, @ouperlteur bes Gtaates
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lln,itanoe un6 inbem i'd bic ge1eniuars
tigeI 8orlage ais. cine Settraoroiitdr'
@elegenbeita betrabte; ac6ieie rtein,
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in Dem @taatss ltbt5olls bon
SenneiIee.

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bis gum %. SUM- 1866 ansenSmmen, fir bic ueber=
naBme Der etrdfinss zarbeit in benz Staats Su9t=
baas non 9saneIss. fir bic 2aner pel nisF Sabfeil
pom senantem Datum an, nit Der 8e,Diaisuns DON
iDeiteren pier abren u bemfelben llebernebmer, mad
abIaaf Ses eriten Sabres. Ser ileberne4mer -tommt
in unseftGrten 8eiit allen sserfftdften in beiaser
anialt tonn 9taiebinen anO onFtises feiner anfi9t
mad arfitelen, bat bas @riuilegium ollie @ertseuse
unb aue fertisen fowobI als nod unpouenbeten Ars
sbeitea frei serinsen4 reiss anSutanfe an ID
sebunben auestrdFinse bic fpdter antummen sa BENT
ieIben greis ;n birseu, ruie bic, melde b eben ion
baieIbf benben; beren 8abl i est alif susibanbert
unb s,pansig belduft, Der ilsbernebmer if ferner
perpfi9tet bic 9dtinse inter feiner 9irettiOn NIT
Sumanitat gu bebaaSeIn unb bieieIben- nidt ianser
ais sebn Stanben bes Cages arbeiten gu Iofen. SIR
ieSen Gtrdfns obe6aftist fOu Der iIebernebmer bic
sumuie bic q feinent ansebot beNiamt, pietieIs
iabrItd an ben StaatszSdbds sabten. Serner ioa er
$4,000 sdrs5@aft fin senaue erfalnns feiner sei@<
ten seben. Die SIebuns unb aebensmitteI fir bic
strdftase liefert Der staat.
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a''l* Ser Ser ct. Goaipl fur l@anaoe
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ben Seniern sefansen 9enonlnen iuuroe,
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borigen Sabr taiien in beiiifeIben 8eit>
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@pril, BET GeIesenbeit bes bortisen
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groses 8ocale unb Snltrumental Som
cert gum getfer beS Sehff5en Inter
;ftabungs zgsreins l4npe fir aGrrid tuna
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sran'n' ~ gong s oOrs oaasg @ slaa
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Der tInter;et6nete ma6f biermit betanutf bas e.
Elm bier fril6er Iange betrfbenes Gef1t mjeser srs
ifineu wtr6 Die 6obra III in 3 siep ten Mllb shas
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South Goneaeftr. t54aasssa sas.
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,ab e. ie6e Goncurreu; nit a5rbIt9en 6abrfaten ers
ngen fam. apf33R
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The New York herald., 1866-05-31

will escape death only by miracle II Congress
remains in session beyond the middle of June.
Why should they be exposed to such fright
full risk when the passage of the bill offered by
Mr.. Thad Stevens will end their labOrs and
release them ct onoe!
If Mr.. Stevens will bring his bill before the
House, move the previous question and lash
the honorable members up to the work by one
of his vigorous invectives, there can be no
question that his plan will be adopted by
decided majority. The radicals will vote for
1t because 1t fully expresses their views. The
conservative republicans, under Mr.. Raymond,
will vote for 1t rather than "break up the
party" however much they may wriggle and
squirm when the previous question is demand
ed. As for the democrats, under Jack Rodgers
in the House and James Brooks as outside
operator, they may be relied upon to assiet
Mr.. Stevens II any of the republicans should
attempt to dodge the issue. The radical leader
has tried these tools before and knows just
how to use them They will enable him to pass
this bill just as they enabled him to pass the
Negro Suffrage bill and the famous third SEQ
ton which disfranchises the South. Under
these circumstances, if the plan which he has
originated be not speedily adopted by Con-
gress, Mr.. Stevens will have only himself to
blame. Why does he hesitate! Does he in
tend to keep Congress in session all summer at
the risk of disease and deathi Are the same
influences which have been working upon the
Senators also weakening himf Is he
getting frightened at that "howl of in
dignation raised all over the country" to
which Mr.. Ashley so eloquently referss Has
the Pennsylvania Satan experienced change
of heart at this late hour? Will he allow bis
bill to be quietly smothered in committee and
humbly accept some less complete proposition :
Has he, too, become one of the ''recreants" and
"apostates" whom he has so bitterly denounced?
Those who are asking these questions do not
understand Mr.. Thad Stevens. He is too
fanatical and too much in earnest to change
his coat and relinquish his pct projects in this
style. He is determined to shut up the rebels
in Ga hell guarded by bayonets" and to admit
the negroes to the paradise of suffrage and
oflce, and although he may delay he will not
falter. Three days of his week still remain to
him, and great deal may be accomplished in
three days by so able, so unscrupulous and so
energetic radical. We sincerely hope that
bis knees may not give way nor his backbone
bend. 1t is best for the people that the issue
between the President and the radicals should
be distinctly placed before them, so that they
may have no difficulty in deciding how to
vote. The plan of Mr.. Stevens makes the issue
clearly and unmistakably, and we therefore
exhort the Congressman to adopt it and ad-
journ. If they do so we will insure them
aga inst any danger from cholera at the capital
for many years to come.
The New York herald., 1866-05-31

cession has just been made to American feel
ing by France which shows how desirous of
pleasing us Louis Napoleon is at present Or
ders have been issued that French subjects who
have become naturalized citizens of this coun-
try will ON revisiting France not be subject to
conscription, provided they record fhelr GER
tiacate Of naturalization at the proper office In
Paris This Is tho 6rst time that the French
government has renounced its claims over it's
own subjects We are afraid that 1t will be
some time before the German and other Euro
pean monarchies will be induced to follow its
example.
The New York herald., 1866-05-31

cent, collected Of the customess, does not be.
long to the bankers and brokers, Eer can they
legally retain II under the law upon ac.v other
hretsxt whatever except to pay 1t over to the
tax collector II they are not required by
the lay to pay the tax to the government, then
the tax has been fraudulently taken away from
their customSrs We therefore advise all Of
those parties who have been selling stocks and
gold through Clark, Dodge 4 Co., or any other
bankers who refuse to pay the government tax,
to commence legal proceedings forthwith and
bring this question to test Let Us know to
whom this money belongs Ifit does not be-
long to the government, then the bankers will
be compelled to refund 1t to their customers,
and they have made themselves criminally
liable under the State laws for obtaining
money under false pretences.
The New York herald., 1866-05-31

INVASION OF PRIVATE RI0HTs-A CASE
UNDnR THE EXCISE LAVA very interesting
case, involving the private rights Of citizens,
will come up before Judge Ingraham in the
Supreme Court in this city on Monday next
The numerous private clubs or associations Of
gentlemen in New York are more particularly
concerned, and they will doubtless pay special
attention to the case.
It appears that the Germania Club in Brook
lyn, which is strictly private club, composed
of highly respectable gentlemen, for the pur-
pose of social Intercourse and amusement, has
been notified by the police that 1t must take
out license, must close at twelve O'Clock,
and must not be open on Sunday, thus
placing it on the same footing as the grogshops.
1t is in no sense public. Each member
has key to enter the club, the same as in q
private dwelling, and no stranger Is admitted
excepted by invitation. The money which Is
paid to the steward for refreshments does not
go to any individual, but directly to the funds
of the club. II is place whore the members
bring their families for balls or other social
amusement; which gatherings, in fact, are
family reunions. The principle involved in
this case affects all the private clubs in this
city a. we'll as in Brooklyn.
It is reported that when the gentlemen of
the club demonstrated with Mr.. Acton, the
Commissioner, he replied in rough manner
that all such places ought to be shut up; and
he would not allow time for case to be pre-
pared to test the validity Of his action. The
club thereupon sued out an injunction against
the police, and this brings the case before
Judge Ingraham, as we have stated. Is not
this an invasion of private rightsf With the
statement before us 1t seems clear that II
is. This blundering Excise law is likely to do
moro mischief than good and ought to be
overhauled as soon as we shall be fortunate
enough to get q legislature that will have
sufficient sense to make consistent laws. In
the meantime 1t is to be hoped the courts may
be able to protect the citizens in their private
rights.
The New York herald., 1866-05-31
The New Brurswiek Elections.
coxYxpYR ALTON PROBABLY KSDoesRp-rHk ASris
ApASpox THE CONTEST.

ST. JoHv, NJ b., Mayo, 1899.
Elections are being held In Rest scuchc S.nd sunbcr
counties 10 dav An the parishes have not yet b. On
heard nom but Il is almost thS four more con-
federatc members have been rrtuIY This will rake
twelve on.cdcrsics already elefr The two leading
arsconfodcr,e candidates foy York county hsye re-
tired from the ncid IN disgust
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-28
SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue of a special execution to me direct
} cd issued from the Office of tho CIorls Of the
District Court In and for the county Of Cedar
and state Of Iowa in favor IF Lyman Algcr
plaintiff, for the use and benefit Of j. r. Rice "a
assignee, and against y. $. Martin, ct al, have
levied upon the following property as the pro-
perty Of the said ID. =. Martin ct al. to wit:
Lots one ID and two ~, In block number
forty 4o), in the town OF Upton, in Cedar
county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale ut public
cutlery, Mt the court house door In the town OF
Upton, in said county, on Saturday, the 7th
day of July, \. ID. 1865. mt 10 O'Clock q. IN. Of
said day to satisfy said execution and costs
that may accrue thereon.
i Dated this 9Th day OF June A. d. 1856
j. D. SHEARER,
q ShcriD of Ietldr county IoUd.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-28
rugs, Medicines, Patent Medicines
SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue Of mn execution to me directed, is
ID sued from the office of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court in and for the county Of Cedar and
state of Iowa, in favor of X. Swartzlander and
against Hester Sctzinger, have levied upou
the following property nS the property Of the
Hester Seitzingcr to Wit
All the right, title and interest Of the said
Hester Scitzngcr In and To "A part Of lot twelve
40 in block twenty-five f25) in the town OF
Upton, and more particularly described as fol-
lows: commencing thirty 900 feet and three %,
inches east from the northwest corner Of said
lot twelve I'D, in block twenty-five t25) In said
town OF Upton; thence running south fifty two
f52) feet, thence east nineteen ls) feet and
nine 90 inches, thence north fHy-two t12 feet
to Fourth street thence west nineteen fl9J feet
and nine t9) inches to the place Of beginning.
Also, the northeast quarter II Of the north
east quarter ~ of section one a., township
eighty $50, range four AZ, west Of the 9th +. NJ,
containing forty acres; situated in Cedar coun-
ty, Iowa.
And shall ufIcr the same for sale Mt public
cutlery, Mt the court house door IN the town Of
Upton, in said county, on Monday the 9th day
Of July, A. D. 1865, at lOo'cloc1 a. IN. of said day
to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day Of June, A. y. 1888.
JOHN d. SHFARER,
"a Steri0 " Gtdar c0itnfy, Iy,Dn,