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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-09-19
PROCLAMATIO

STATE OF Iowa, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Iowa. ana by snrue OF authority in me vested,
Iowa, hereby proclaim and give. notice, that on
tho second Tuesday Of tho coming October,
namely, on October eighth, \. y: 1867. there
Iowa. n general Election; and hereby desig-
nnte ana ann~,lDce tie following specified Of
ficas as the o,sces 70 be filled ut said general
election hs vote :. al '.'e " ''''''
to-wit: -
The office OF Governor " the State.
The office Of Lieutenant Cow
State.
The Office Of superintendent OF Public In
The office Of Judge Of tho supreme couri. in
place of RalphF. Lowe, whose term expires III
Also, the office OF Attorney General Of til.
state for the unexpirea term of Frederick Y,
hisi;s deceased the vacancy now nn BENG ed
Also, the Office OF superb, tendent OF Public
Instr9ot9n for tho nnexnireh term Of nran
by I b. f WaIs app 1n sa, ' 10" n'
Also at the same time there viii ba held a
special election In the I'D senatorial district.
occasioned Nv the resignation OF Jgscph Il.
Lcake. late senator from said District
WHEREOF all the lawful electors OF ttts said
take due notice and whereof the Sheriffs Of the
Counties of the state of Iowa. and the Shcrtffof
the County composing the 22d Senatorial Dis
trlct viii take official notice and be governed
accordingly.
In testimony whereof, have hasaunt0 set
my name and caused to he affixed the Great
Seal of the state OF Iowa. Done at Iles
LIS. Mones, this 4th day OF September. A. u.
1857, in the 2lst year of the state Of Iowa.
and Of the independence OF the unfsea states
the ntnety-second. W. ~ aF9NE 4,
by the Governor:
Ed WRIGHT, 3ec'y Of state.
WHEREOF. all lawful electors Of Cedar County.
iowa Iowa, VIII take notice ana DC governea aecorr
sheriff or Cedar county
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, The Board of Supervisors of Cedar
county, at the June session, A. u. 1867 of said
Board passed n resolution III the words and fig
ures following, to-wit:
whereas, 1t has been in contemplation to
devise some means whereby the comfort and
welfare Of that portion OF our unfortunate citi-
zcns who are dependent on this county for sup
port; Therefore, Resotrcei, That the amount Of
live thousand dollars be appropriated for the
purpose of purchasing farm and erecting. suit
able buildings thereon for the purpose of estab-
fishing a permanent home for the poor Of our
oI the eieo.sW Which vote shall be "For the Poor
Farm and Against the Poor Farm said vote
TO be in accordance with the statute
And whereas, mt the September session A. D.
1867, Of said Board, the following resolution was
adopted, to wit: y - -
"Rcsotred. That the resolution passed at the
June term for submitting Il vote for Poor
Farm be amended so to read to raise m iii
on the dollar, instead of 81 600 and that the bal
lofts shall read, For the poor farm tax and
Against the poor farm tax.
Now therefore, the legal voters Of said county
will take notice that the aforesaid proposition
Is submitted at the next general election to be
held OH the second Tuesday OF October 1867
BY order ofthe Board Of Supervisors.
SiLVANUS YATES, Clerk.
Sept. Sd, 1867.
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PROCLAMATION.

" IiEREAS there was n petition presented to
Inc Board OF Supervisors of Cedar county at the
January session, \. ID. 1867, praying that the
matter OF the appropriation OF half the
amount necessary, from the swamp land fund,
TO bridge Cedar river near (iower; Ferry, lie
rc-sublnitted to the voters of said county at the
general election, ON the second Tuesday Of Dc-
tnbef ls6I, and that there be no tickets printed
for or against said appropriations"
Ana. whereas aiAhc June session. A. d.. 1867
81 SAID Board Of Supervisors it was ordered
. NIT tiltt question OF bridging Cedar river at
Covers Ferry, be re-st,hmittea TO The legal
voters Of Cedar county, In accordance with the
prayer OF the petition presented to this Board
al their January session, 1867. said vote to be in
accordance with the statute in such cases."
NOW therefore, the legal voters OF said county
VIII hereby take notice that said proposition is
submitted at the next general election to be
held on the second Tuesday of October A. u.
1857, and that the ballots in reference to said
proposition shall read. ssFor Bridge at Cove q
Ferry, and against Bridge at Covers Fer, -
BY order of the Board OF Supervisors.
SILN.iSUS YATES, Clerk.
Sept Cd 1867
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Hieskell's
Ointment.

This Ointment, after an experience Of
twenty years, has proved itself Il sovcr-
cign remedy for all Diseases Of the Skin:
having effected u radical cure in every
ease on which 1t was used, curing many
o!,stinate cases of fifteen or twenty years
standing, that had previously resisted
all remedies prescribed by the best med
ical talent Of the country. It's effect is
astonishing. in n few days the soreness
and .irEifRtjGTifi ffpafftiff;; .thf flsiin,iifs
permanently healed, without the use Of
any other remedy.
Thus, letter, salt Rhcum, Itch, Sold
iers Itch. Erysipclas, l3lotclles, Pimp1Ds,
and every form OF disease Of the sk1}lis
pHnctnally cured, no matter of how
long standing II has cured bad cases
of lnfiamad Eyelids, and Discharges
from the Ear-whcn nothing else would
heal them. Piles, that have resisted all
other treatment for many years, have
been ctfectually cured by the use Of on
ly one box Of this Ointment. Burns,
Sealds and Old Sores, 1t heals in n very
short time. Price 10 cents per box Ii
not sold by your Druggist, send 30 cents
to Johnston, Holloway & cowtlcn, Phil
asciplii:l. u box will he sent free OF post
age - any address.
OBSEHNE-Noncg genuine wit hout the
eignaturco.t the proprictorso ON the wrap
per pf each box.
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Are The Blacks Dying Out

;. The Houston (TeAas) Telegraph COM
menting on the returns from the Regis
trations OF voters in the Southwest, says:
"The result will put ali end to tho
opinion generally prevalent through.
y outfh country that the negro popula.
tion. has been largely reduced during the
war. In 1860 the blacks Of Louisiana
,Eere S56,37s; which estimating that
there Is one voter to every five of popu-
1AAton would yield crop Of 1904 voters.
@iiD rttsrns Of the registration just
Completed show the negroes now to be
Sc, 1907, or about Il, 900 more than there
would have been ia 1850 had negroes
then been entitled to vote. So far there
FIRE, from the blacks o. Louisiana having
niminished during the eEcntful period
Nfth0 war they must have increased by
hipotbipg like 100000.
ut will be rec0ltected that 1t was in
this State that heavy decrease Of blacks
ulaexpccfed to be shown. Even Gen.
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EDITORIAL ExCURsIoN.-One hun
dred and fifty editors will leave Chicago
October eth OH All excursion to the
Rocky Mountains. They will be absent
two weeks and will be supplied with
Enfield rifles. Four palace sleeping
cars, kitchen, dining room and all other
cars and accommodations necessary for
their comfort and convenience have
been placed at their disposal. An ar
fist has been employed to make sketches
of the principal scenes on the route;
while printing press with a staff of ty-
pographers and other material, is ex-
pected to produce twenty column daily
newspaper during the absence of the
party. 1t is also the intention Of Col.
Smith, President of the excursionists, to
embody the results of the observations
of the party IN a substantial volume,
5000 Of which are already subscribed
for Ill s.
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The undersigned having been appointed by
the District Court Of Cedar county, State of To-
wa, Commissioners for the sale Of the north hail
OF tho southwest quarter, and the southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter OF see 10 TN
~ north Of range 2, west Of 9TH p. M, latn fhc
property OF John Burnett, sen, decd, herewith
styertise said property to be sold at Public
s.dad into thirteen lots, and will be sold each
lot separate. The homestead, with building.
orchard and sufficient timber is the sonthwest
q9artsr oft southwest quarter ofabove nam
cd section, ana contains 10 acres, more or less
Ofthc other twelve lots, ten contain each five
acres; one two and half acres, all first rate
timber the reiiaining lot containsa field under
ssa.iyation with abont seven acres of timber
IS located within half Dliie Of the state Road
leading from the Pedee p. o. to Afalssa.
z, TGRMs OF SALE--Ons-half cash. the residue
one year credit withinterest at sper cent. per
eoaiateral security for the timber lois.
me sale VIII commence at II O'Clock, THURS
day, Oct. 10th, 1867, upon the premises, and II
next day, and SO on until all Is sold, s
PORTER HINES, .fH TIE.
OLIVER q. JACK, SCommiss'rs
NICHOLAS HALTER
Sept. Il, 1867. 3w
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Holloway's yermifuge CONNECTIONS.
HOLLOWAY,S
A1sNECA
PLASTERS.

The Original and only true Arnica Plas-
tiers possessing the great healing pro-
perties of the Arnica Flowers.
The curative erects of these Plastcrs
In I'LL eases of pain or weakness in the
breast, side or back, and in all cases of
inflammation of the Lungs, and Cough,
are truly. astonishing; they give imlne-
diate relief.
Physicians prescribe them, and thous-
ands recommend them. Observe-Hol-
loway's are the Original and only true
Arniea plastcrS.
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Banks, at the close Of the war, in m
official communication to the Govern
ment stated that y had fallen of at least
One-fourth.
THE same thing Is shown by the reg
istration returns In Alabama, where
the negroes appear to have considerably
swelled their numbers since 1890"
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Estray Horses,

EStrayed from the subscriber in Springfield
township, August 18th, one SOIlREf. MARE,
with white strip in her face, and left hind
root white. Also. one RAY MARE, has right
hind foot white, white collar marks on the side
q her neck, small Wen on her back, . scar on
the LETT fore leg above tho ANGLE, and a SPAWN
on tho left hind leg. Rath arc square built will
weigh 300 or 1900 pounds, and are not fnr from
Syears old. Wore sntsd forward.
Any person returning them, or giving infor-
nation that shall lead TO their recovery, shall
be literally rewarded. f68
q. q. CHANDLER.
Springfield tp., August 10Th, 1867. nsi
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
administrator of the estate of John A. Kemp
deceased will offer for sale, at public auction
at the Court House door, at Upton. Iowa, Oh
o'clock p. NJ. OF said day. the following describ
ed real estate: the northwest quarter of Sec. *
township 50, north, range ?, west of the 9TH p
M, in Cedar county, Iowa.
TERMS OF SALE.-t'ne-third cash; balance n
one year, at ten per cent.
3Swi JOEL KEMP, Administrator.
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FARM FOR SALE.

BY virtue ofan order of the District Court OF
Cedar county, Iowa, we will offer at public
sale Mt he Court House door in Upton, on
Wednesday tho 18th day Of September, 1867,
at one O'Clock, p. M, an excellent stock farm
of two hundred acres. described as follows, to-
wit: The ne u of sc = sec. Is, tip. 81, Il !, west
5th pm. Terms one-third cash, balence in one
and two years.
NV w ALDRICH
Referees WIN DEAN
b l. TOWER
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases II the Throat ssmA I.~ngs,
such ~ Coughs. Colds, vvhOOpinr
Cough, DrOncIlitis, AstIaun1s
nnSl COlssuna usfi0.s

Probably never before in the whole history Of
medicine, has anything widely and So deeply
upon the confidence of mankind, as this rxcclL-it
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series OF years. and among most Of the races OF
men it has risen higher and higher In their csma
tlon rs It has become better known. It's MnisorHs
character and power to the various affections
OF the lungs and throat, htyc made IT known as q re.
liable protector n-ainst them. While adapted to
at the same time the most eteefual remedy that can
be given for incpent consumption, and the dan.
gcrous affections OF the throat and lungs A pro.
Vision against sudden attacks OF Cr0Wn. Il should
be kept on hand in cvcry4a,nily and indeed a. al
are sometimes subject to colds and coughs all
should be provided with this antidotc for them.
Although settled sL0nsnnspfi0n Is thOpght in.
durable, stiIl great numbers of cases whore thedis
ease seemed settled have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health by Tho
Cherry Pccfos'af. So complete Is its mastery
the most obstinate Of them yield 20 it, Whom moth.
ing else could reach them, under tiic Cherry lec-
tOrnt they subside md Disappear. st
Nen0crs aud Public Hpcas:csY find great pro
lection from 1t. III =
As,hma is always relieved and often wholly
Bronchitis Is generally curst, by taking tho
CAayYy PICTORIAL In small and frequent doses.
so generally arc its vtrtuce known that It z mn
necessary 70 publish the certificates Of them here.
or 20 moro than assure the public that its aalases
are fully maintained. '315a Fr
a6s PscpSred ~ a
DIR, y. G. AYEE = CO., LOE1.LLy M-Ass.
For sale by Mcnamara & Belts. Upton, ana
generally
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souri, borsler rufIains. Large numbers
! Of ,leserters, bounty Jumpers and draft
sncaks escaped from Iowa and other
Western States who, also made their
way . the Rocky Mountains. These
desperate and disloyal characters, rein
forced by highway robbers and black.
leg, constitute the material which fur-
nishes the Democratic najorities OF
Montana. We have no expectation OF
the Republicans carrying that Territory
until 4 very different class OF people
move In and get control Of affairs, and
that may be several years hence. Mon
tana NAV he considered reliably "Dem-
ocraticn for good while to come.
The nopers in the case Of Albert Lusk,
white imam. for the murder Of cOlored
boy, sent to Washington by Gen. Sneri.
dan, have. as is ascertained on inquiry at
the White House, reached the President.
This murder took place last April, Mt
town lust above New Orleans, and was
cruel and wanton to the last degree. The
State authorities reported that they
could not do justice to the murderer, ana
Sheridan, therefore, as was his duty un-
der the Reconstruction Act, ordered his
trial by a Military Commission. He was
found guilty and sentenced to Ike hung,
and in accordance with law the record
comes up here for executive approval.
This Is the first case under the statute in
which the death penalty has been fixed.
1t will be interesting to see what dispo-
stion is made of it by the President.
Cranberrs wing ttakSsn ipttssFrnna!lly is
make the wine, take the ripe berries,
mash them in q mortar to fine pulp,
put it into stone jar, add one quart Of
water to two quarts of berries; stir it
well; set away and let it stand week;
then strain it through cotton, and you
have a beautiful wine, which, with
little sugar, makes wholesome drink,
at once cooling and palatable. 1t does
not ferment. a
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JOHNSTON
HOLLOWAY,

PROF RrEToRS,
No. % North Sixth ST., PHILADELPHIA.
Sold ut wholesale In Chicago, by FULLER,
EINaH FULLER, LORD q SMITH, BURN.
SMli4, CUTLER 20, DEIrZSGH, BT0ckI
giSts. hg,mG 1-s
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IL,
not know that it their ncighbors ana friends
and all know that what ii does once II does AWAY.
- that it never fails through amy fault or neSceto'
its eDmpos itiuli. We have, and can snow, tnou
s.,ntis upon thousands of eerfiiieates OF TmaIh.
bic cures of the following complaints, bnt sa,M
cures are known in every nssnpof =, a w" ,m
conditions in I'LL climates; containing hei,here s
mel or any deletclious drug, they may be taken
with safety by anyboay Then saIa lam eo "r.sp t,
take, while being purely vegetable no harm Gu"
arise from tlieir msein amy quantity. ~.
internal tkccra 70 purify tic blood and stimulate it
into healthy action remove the Constructions si ,h
stomach, bowels, liver, and other o,ram. q an, NJ"
by correcting, wherever they exist, sucn acrans"
nicnts MS are the first origin Of disease on
Minute directions are given IN inc W1;r r these
For lsyspcrsia or Ensligcstion, Li.t'r ,hsr
mess. Lssl.:siOr and Loss 81 lss. ,n' TOM
should be taken moderately to stimulate lhe sio''
:.ch and restore its healthy tone ana action. c,
For Liver Car,r,aiHt and Is yasl la .snr
toms, lfiIiou. Escad:,chs:; s sscn ssiiioss
Collie and HsiIiOus Ecycrs. they sinuis !; ~ NJ
diciousy taken for eaci, case to corleci inc
action remove the obstructons when em e mild
For FIy.cnsery or E1Iarrh0cs, but one m'''
dose is generally required. u,,.,.
For IeheaHssafiALsa, (sOut, ssrave,, s:Is.
tatio., of Ilss. Heart, Pain TN tsr -" iy
Back alnl I.0in~. they should be con'n ..;n, y
taken, as required, 10 change the diseased .,n
the S. stem. With such change those coihi'"'"''
For Dronsy and Esropsicssl &weliilags my my
should be taken in large and frequent doses " pio
I For the cr. Of s,' s,r rdf o.o should he
rs it produces The desired eject by symE.ai. rro
As "a Dinner Itf1, take one or two rae 10 pro
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach ~.
bowels into healthy action, restores the anpe'.5
ana ss r tho ,s HsnsS Is exist.
Ops Mo ieeis toieral,ly well, oftcn finds that dos
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DR.. DOdgc's Lectures on Chronic or Long
Standing Diseases,

Comprising work Of one thousand royal octa-
vo pages, Is now nearly all in type and will
soon be offered to the public. 1t will be printed
ON fine paper and cmbellishcd with various cuts
Of different parts Of the human system, show
ing healthy aud diseased conditions: and also,
a first class steel engraving of DIR. Dodge for
frontispiecc. Orders for this work will be soli-
cited. fsts 81
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HOLLOWAYS' ......s
VERMIFUGE
CONNECTIONS.

,,--.ss, some fifteen Near.. -
witnessing the distress occasioned sickw
children in taking the nauScous verni-
fuges of that day. resolved to annalize
them, and from the most effective of
theSe,remedies succeeded i'm separating
their active medical properties, pure,
tasteless and inodorous. Then, BIZ com
bining these with sugar and moulding
them intoan agreeable CONNECTION, form
ed the present popular and effective YER
mifuge known as
Holloway's vermifuge CONNECTIONS.
Which have almost entirely superseded
the old nauseous Nermifuges, to the de-
light of the poor little sufferers. II con-
tains no calomel or other poisonous in
gradients.
Sohighly esteemed is this popular YER
mifuge, by the profession. that all intel
ligent Physicians who know of them,
prescribe them in preference to other
remedies, us not only more pleasant to
take, but more effective to cure
Parents and guardians, having the care
ofchildren, should keep them as a fam
lily medicine; for they not only eradicate
worms--those pests ofcliikillooa- cor
rect any arrangement Of She digestive
organs, so prevalent with children.
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GENTS WANTED.-xl O -
"A go q day, to introduce our new na,a 10
S 81 81 IT'LL SEWING MACHINE papr rina
~. IL uses two threads, and makes ths ao ,,u'
lpe lock Stitch All other low i,,.,s ,. ,u
chimes make the Chain stitch r'0'" hia'
Each agent furnished with a copy Of yo,,o,.
latent. EXCLUSIVE territory given San5 s
circulars. $. Il. HENDEi,SnI = , Cm lor
Sole AGENTS for the West and Sos,,h
a!mi 3o3 N. 18th street, ST. Louis Mn
DeIand hcmicai sss.leratus ut .ATDrvS
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DROBATE NOTICE.--Notice is sherehv -
i that Richard II. Reeson, guardian - ss IN
minor heirs of John Matt.son deceased Sa. N, M
titloned the County Court of Cedar comn tv'
estate belonging to said heirs: The northx ss,
quarter or the northeast quarter OF sections
township ~, north, range, west of ST b, m !,
uns .sfeoX notined to appear thereto anS ss
ST hih on the first Monday Of October ir ~ D.
ha .icn IN, .iiae the final hearing herein viii y
tion should not be granted, judumsntt i s Pes.
rendered In accordance with the nrn vcr ~ n.s
petition. 'o "ser On said
Sept 18th ls57.n37wa = - 49, S"""'9 Judge.
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CHOICE syruss and sorghums ut
DUi your knives and Forks at
ID ALDENS.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all ssa4. purposes of "a Laxative MeA'
EEa LGSnCs rs#z

Perhaps no Que Msa
cine Is 50 universally
CURED by every bo,lys
. eltlialtir, nor was eve
any before 80 universe
ly adopted into use. il
every country and amont
I'LL classc s, as this mill
but efficient llllgaliye
PiH. The Obvious rca'
son is, that it is a more re-
liable and far more eiTce'
tual remedy than any
otiier.2 Those who have
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COMMISSIONERS, SALE.

Pure Ground Spices lin huIl<) at ALDES'S.
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Buy yonr Canned Peaches at ALpES,s
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Their remedies arc the best extant for lung
and catarrhal affections.
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DR,L @. AYEIs & CO., LOE1-LL, lass.
For sale by Mcnamara 4 Belts, Upton ana
Druggists generally
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is PTS i nv. ...... ~.
count of color, race, or p.crous condi
ton by railroads or other chartered conf
ranies that are common carriers nc for
hidden.
How pitiahte and affecting a drama is
contained ia the following laconic mar.
rative copied from Paris paper: Adele
D., aged 25, was found dead yoster-
day in her 10 lyings in the Rue l.squirol.
Near her lay the licless body of her lit
tie boy aged two years. Abandoned by
him who had made her a mother, and
plunged in profound misery, she had re-
course to suicide by charcoal. Near the
child lay paper on which the follow
ing words were written: Poor little
friend, come with me out of the world:
Twill not leave you to be unhappy as
your mother has been.
Montana Territory has gone Demo
cratic by considerable majority, clccting
as delegate to Congress james NJ. Caya-
naugh (Cop.) in place of Samuel LcLean
Coop Our opponents are cheering
loudly over this great reaction against
Radicalism." But last year and the
year before last Montana went Demo
cratic' by large majorities. The pepula-
ton is composed mainly of matcrial that
'goes Democratic" Montana was
largely settled by rebel refugees from
the forces Of Claib. Jackson, .Pap'
Price, and the guerrilla bands Of Jake
Thompson, Quantrell, and other Mis-