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IN area of twenty miles from this

an area OF twenty niles iroih .hiS
point.
remote from other towns OF similar
character. being confinedin its influence
to limit of Q few counties, or parts OF
counties, the true estimate must be
based upon the wants of the country
to be supplied as compared with the
manufacturing facilities at other points
that would come in honorable compe-
tition.
AS we GO up the Cedar River from
this point, there is no power nearer
than at the City Of Cedar Rapids i'm
Linn Co, about forty miles distant, and
for scores of miles down the river there
is an absence of power AT Iedor Fdts
i'm Black Hawk Co., Mt Cedar hupahs
in Linn Co, and at Cedar Bluffs III Ce'
dar Co., the river flows rapidly over
rock beds and ensures safety IN the
construction Of ,ceis or dams. AT the
first two named places thriving manu-
featuring Cities have sprung up, and
this third locality has in many respects
superior advantages to either OF the
Others. but to institute a comparison
would make this article quite too long:
II we 90 west from Cedar Bluffs we hnd
no power nearer than about twenty
miles. on the Iowa river above Iowa
City and east to the Mississippi river
some fifty or sixty miles there IS no
power. if we except some small creeks
that. though of much value to farmers
in their neighborhood. are not of sutti-
cient magnitude or permanence to make
manufacturing towns. as at the several
RAPIDS on the grand old Cedar River
at the other points referred 10.
The isolated position: las regards
water power1. of Cedar Blufs-its fine
locality for a city-the exhaustless quar-
ries ofthe bes, quality of stone; the rea-
sonabiy good supply of timber furnish
ed by the belt of Oak. Hickory, Elm.
Linn, Walnut and Cotton wood, some
half dozen miles i'm width that skirts
the river; and the country contiguous
settled 10y an industrious. intelligent
and thrifty people are amongst the adj
vantages of this point. and it needs no
prophetic ken to anticipate the rapid
augmen tation of Cedar countyin popula-
| ton ami wealth if liberal encourage
ment should be offered to those from
abroad who desire to cast their lot with
them in this gar en- spot of Iowa
From our acquaintance with this Peo
pie, though somewhat brief, we have
every reason to believe that warm
welcome and every reasonable faculties
will be extended.
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Triumph of Republicanism.

Although the smoke and dust Of the
conflict has not yet wholly cleared
away. it requires no very profound pre-
science to perceive that the Republican
party i, emerging, with banners, "stili
full high advanced and laden win the
substantial trophies Of success, from
two OF the most important and patriotic
conflicts, upon questions of principle
and of craftsmanship, In which any
political party ever engaged. These
were the reconstruction of the Union
Oh the joint basis of impartial suffrage
and loyal supremacy, and the vindiea-
ton Of the power of the people, through
their representatives., to compel all
civil and military officers, represented
in the person Of their chief, the Presi-
dent to obey the law. During the po-
litical welfare Of the past three years
the Republican host, like great army
column by column and man 10y man,
wheeled into its present position on
these questions, fighting as it formed
and forming as it marched, and appa-
rently threatened by the discords of it,
friends ~ much as by the open assaults
Of its foes. But now that the stragglers
have come up, the breaks in the line
been mended, the entire host received
their fighting orders, a few examples
been made Of prominent quarters. the
field of battle been carefully chosen, and
q tried and jndomitable leader secur-
ed, the contest for the next Presidency
Is won, provided that every man does
his duty. True, few State elections
have gone against US. Connecticut, by
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DEFEATED.

On the 18th of January last the Sen
ate Of the United States soiemnly declar-
ed that Edwin Stanton was wrongfully
removed. Among the Senators who
Sd voted were Fessenden and Trumbull,
James w. Grimes was not in his seat
On the 2lst day Of February following,
the Senate solemly resolved that, "un-
der the Constitution and laws of the
United States the President has no
Power 10 remove the Secretary Of War,
and designate any othes officer to per.
form the duties of the office, dd Interim"
Senators Fessenden and Trumbull voted
for the resolution. Senator Fessenden
advocated its passage, and took occa-
sion to speak in the Severest terms OF
reprobation of the illegal and unjustifla-
ble conduct of the President. Induced
thereto by those unmistakable declara-
tons on the part OF the Senate. the
House Of Representatives impeached
Andrew Johnson, and for three months
legislation has ceased, great questions
demanding attention have been thrust
aside, the patience of the country has
been sorely tried, there has been an ago
ny of suspense most prejudicial to every
monetary and trade interest. On the
10Th of May, that is, on Saturday last,
the Senate of the United States solemn
ly made another declaration: That Ed
win NJ. Stanton had not been illegally
removed: that Andrew Johnson did not
act IL comtravention of the Constitution
and Laws senator Fessenden and
Tru4ba3l SO yo.-i. Senator Trumhali
no, eyQ14ttlat " l1A simply voting, actual
\ rec.alrts8 1ae result above Indicated
~ ta3acia. Nan Wrinkle TO follow him
iii Ats lgraslngy 10 hls principles. The
~,eultae u the United States is humilia-
led tud ssualEzsG. The filth ofthe PEG
pa, III tue hupesiy, Integrity and patri-
uglaul III the most distinguished and
t,uupre5 iutL ia the patton has been
ws.,4lent;8- 4 cOtenipogary well says,
History will record that Andrew
JQbnsvl. MAS convicted by the country,
though IL may he compelled Ia relate
how be escaped the Consequences of his
crime through the weakness OF ishon-
ored Senator'S The conclusion cannot
be escaped that some extraordinary i'll
tiuences We're brought to bear upon
these Senators, to produce tcrgirersa-
ton so complete and entire within few
weeks. To vote one thing Oh the 2lst
of February and its opposite Oh the 18th
of May, the law and facts being as well
understood at one date as at the other,
| shows dishonesty of purpose, and entire
lack Of fitness for the duties devolved
| upon Senator'S of the United States.
But they will reap their reward i'll the
righteous condemnation Of their fellow
citizens. They will be forever pointed
at, and their moral honesty suspected.
They have made their beds with rebels
and eopperheads. The respect and APP
| prevail of these enemies to the Union
and Equal Rights they have gained
with that if they can be, let them be
content.-Ddueiapor Gazette May 18th.
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Of Tcunesce Ross, Salisbury Tunt-
bull, I50, IEi4ftc, Vickers-lo.'
Result, guilty, -, not guilty, 10. This
L. Just one vote short of enough for the
necessary two-thirds, and the President
was therefore declared acquitted OF that
article.
After this vote had been taken the
court adjourned until the 10Th instant,
but rs This article contains the sub
stance of the remainder, it is fair 10 pre-
sumo that the President "'H "rf be
touad y4aty Of ''hig;i crimes anJ mis-.
demeanors i'm Office
Thus it will be seen that by the votes
Of seven Republican Senators, whose
names we print in uakics, the Presi-
dent was acquitted Oh the article which
was the test question. These seven
recreant men have buried themselves
within the catac5nbs of their own po-
litical depreciation. They have defied
the opinions of those who placed them
in high places, and they should be
treated with scorn and contempt
throughout the land. The Chicago
journal very truly says THAT while
manifest destiny will consign these
treachorous Senators to the place where
they belong. the party which they have
betrayed will continue to have the con-
fidence of the loyal masses. No,
changing its policy or its principles,
taking no step back wards. but going
right on i'm its mission of popular and
national progress, liberty and justice,
the Republican party vii. gain strength
by the very ordeal through which it has
now passed. Good men will continue
II have confidence in this great politi
ca. organization. which has given free
dom 10 the South, saved the country
from threatened destruction, and placed
in fair way of re-establishing all the
States in their relations to the Govern
ment, upon basis Of fidelity to loyalty
and the national stability"
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Extracts from, Letters Received.

Extracts from, Letters Received.
From Rev. George Barton Ide. D. d. Spring
field. Mass, have examined, in manuscript,
and by meas of advance sheets, large portions
Of the Lire OF ,InRI5r," by Or. Eddy, ana
am prepared to give it DECIDED ana nhqna ,,c
fled approval. 1t meets want ,ne" veil
others in tho language supplies SO
sound IN ITS its oetrina views and pervaded
by a glowing love OF its great subject, IT cannot
fail to become an invaluable guide to every
inquirer, and cherished treasure In every
From Rev Asa D. smith, D. D., President of
Darmout. College II ne has handled no ED every r
that of miracles in chapter H.. he mas left
nothing to be desired.
From Joseph Haven, D. d., Professor OF sys-
temalie Theology Chicago Theological Semi
nary: have examined with care ana mucn
pleasure the advance sheets which you nave
sent me, of portion Of the work OF Dr. Eddy
on the LIFE OF CHRIST" ! have no hesita-
ton in saying that the work Is one OF very
ment, fresh and vigorous In style.
From Rev. J. ". Sturdevant. p. d President
Illinois College | have received and exainin-
sent me Of Dir, saiy's "IMMaSUEL," and am
encouraged tol oo'l for a work Of rare value
DR.. Eddy proposes y line Of thought Of the
the New Testament
;, From the United Presbyterian, Pittsburah.
lions OF an able and timely work. one That
VIII meet and expose the insiduous works u
sucl FatiDnaliSts as Strauss ana ttenan.
From the Pittsburgh Christian Advocate
advanced sheets impress us with the convic-
ton that the book Ia to be one Of rare excel
lence. The author deals In earnest, precious
words, coming from, a warm, loving heart.
THE SUCCESS OF THE WORK.
One agent reports the sale OF Is copies in
thirty hours. Another, rs copies IN four days.
One lady agent, com mission OF $40 IN eleven
days.
WI. IOLLADD & CO., Publishers.
Springfeid and Boston, Mass, Cleveland,
Ohio; and Chicago Ill. awn20
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1Tte Jiptoa Aaverlissr,
N Upton, IOWA:
Iowa Republican Platform and
Ticket

We. the delegates and representatives of the
sesAbied, do for ourselves and party, Resolve.
lst. That II IN rs important that the princi-
the entire administration Of the state and
nation now, and for the future in any time
since that partys organization; and tile res
form OF party organization OF the mon who
very party before sy and during the war to the
present aud future administration Of State and
est magnitude and fall OF dangers to the
ID. fiat whilst we recognize the fact that
the electors Of Iowa are 10 act individually
s s,sss Sa Of ss ana
said amendments are more sacred than party
ties, and above all considerations Of mere par
~ policy, nevertheless we deem IL proper 10
elAin proclaim IL cardinal principle OF
our political faith that ali men are equal be-
fore the law. and we are In favor Of the propo-
state Of Iowa which will secure the rights of
the ballot the protection of the Law, and equal
Justice to all men Irrespective OF color race, or
III. Reso,.ed. That we demand the s,rictes,
economy in the administration OF our state
and National government
4fh. Reso,red. That We are IN favor Of the
Domination Of u & Grant as our candidate
for President, AMI as a guarantee Of his life
delegates are especially enjoined To secure As
oar candidate f,r Vice President, a RepabIi-
ole integrity.
san Res,trsa That the views. .pu-pozes AMI
AMI principles Of the Republican organization
az Fyra- have eg-- been wrst de|1s~t. under
stood and sustained s-yl rs-s.pEyss that
Eshe Repzosican standard shall never bs loSsg-
szt nr crosa.soEnised- That the battle ..@3i.
q. .he pa.ls aai in cse c1snSe!s ot the nation
Iowa has ever been radically in earnest. In
hgrsIng so- AMI maintaining cur liberty. oar
Tnio0. fas riss.i 81 Tl.n and the honor AMI
and d+xnxrst 81 the National Convention sp
assemble ~ Chicago on the 3rh inst. an ua@-
437svo1ai ayowsi 81 "lr principles. AMI upon
x1~h Platform ne propose TO Enee. and over
-hearn car political opponents.
Fw Se-ssr-s 81 ssa.s.
GEN. Ed WRIGHT. Of Cedar county.
Pw A ssfEf0r - ixate.
John A. ELLIOTT. Of Mitchell county.
Fw Treurs-ey 81 lsHe.
MAJOR 9. T. RANKIN. Of Washington co.
Yx R-cirer Of t.e Sne Lrnd Orce,
COL 4. C. CARPENTER, of Webster co.
For Ao,r,s~y G~u~roi,
NAL. HENRY o'CONNoR, OF Muscatine.
For E~csor. w Lnrge.
HON. J. b. YOUNG, Of Linn county.
FIR District Electors,
ID JAMES 7. LANE, of Scott CO.
Sd u. W. ROGERS, OF Fayette.
9Th Col JOHN MEYER. OF Jasper.
5sh WIN. HALE. Of Mills.
9Th IS. II. Taft of Humboldt.
Ebv Representatives in Cbnyreu,
LIST Dlstriet-tSot yet nominated.l
I'd Col. WM. sMYTH, Of Linn 60.
Sd Not yet nominated
4th :" WIN. LDUGHRIDGE, Mahaska
1th FRANCIS W. PALMER, Polk.
9Th MOT yet nominatedl
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TO THE LADIES!

We are agents for over One Hundred JmpOr-
ters and Manufacturers and are prepared to
furnish the whole country with DRY and
FAEEY GOODS, silks. Shawls, JeweIry, silver
Ware Furniture, Pianos, Sewing Machines,
&c, de-. ut the uniform price OF
One Dollar for Each Article.
Send Your clubs or 10 4 upwards, for descrip-
tive cheeks showing what article can be OH
tanned for One Dollar, with 10 cents for each
check,
Circulars Sent Free.
Presents worth from $500 to SfOO.OO sent nee
OF charge to agents sending clubs.
CUSHMAN 4 CO.,
10 Arch Street, Boston, Mass.
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THE Republican National Convention
assembled in Chicago yesterday. The
nomination Of a candidate for the Presi-
dency will probably be made to-day.
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JEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Circular Mill Mulay, Gang l. Cross Cut

SA VS. A. ri;
Every Saw that leaves our Factory Is vi
Tempered and Patent Ground. perfectly trte
and even and made of uniform temper by our
patent tempering process.
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\ terrier dog in Virginia recently
scratched up Il deposit of family jewel
~ and gold, which his mistress had
buried during the war and had been
unable to find. Good dog!
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Dissolution Notice.

DIOONINIIUu INUIICCs
NOTICE is hereby given that the co-part-
~ nership heretofore existing between Por-
ter 4 fowcr has this day been dissolved, by
mutual consent. The accounts of the late firm
are in the hands OF Mr. Porter, and delinquents
Will please call and settle. Mr.. Porter will con-
tinue the meat business at the old stand
.. w. PORTER,
b. l.. TOWER.
Upton, Iowa, May 9Th, ls6s:n3owi
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WE ARE STILL MAKING
A COMPLETE aaa
IL VOLU TION
IN TRADE!

and selling every description of DRY AND
FANCY GOODS, PLATED WARE, JEWELRY
WATCHES. SEWING MACHINES, &C., for
the uniform price of .L . 'fEs
ONE IoLLAR.
or Pawn Brokers unredeemed Stock, but Good
carefully selected, direct from American and
European Manufactures the greater portion
of which ara
Manufactured Erclusiuely for Us,
wi, ich fact enables us to offer our customers
better Goods for the money than those who
profess to be Manufacturers Agents. or
than can be obtained in any other way
The unparalleled increase of our business has
compelled us to remove tn more spacious quar-
ters; therefore have leased for term of
years, the elegant block, newly erected, at Nos
gs and 100 SUMMER street. We are the first who
have attempted TO make a "Kevolution in
Trade by enabling the public to procure
goods in small quantities at manufacturers
prices, thus saving the consumer three large
the Commission Merchants, the wholesaler and
Retailer.
Send Clubs often or more, with 10 cts. for
each descriptive check, and the .etter up Of
the club will receive n present worth So to 500
according to the number sent.
ns~SEND FOR OUR NEW CIRCULAR.
We have also made arrangements with the
Great Oriental Tea Co.,
of Boston, so that We can furnish our custom
ers with other Goods ana their full line OF
Agents as though dealing directly with the
company. thus gfveng an oppoftun tv of select
ing from the various grades any quantity they
may desire. We also pay agents the same
commission as allowed by the Company
Blank form of order, with n price-list and
"the Tea Cup sent to any address.
PARKER & CO..
Nos. 9s 4 100 Summer Street. Boston.
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THE GALENIC
HNSTVTITTE

MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
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GENERAL GRANT
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
LIFE OF GRANT,


This is the only Full. Authentic and OFF,
tIAL History of the Life and Public Services
of the Great Chiefiain, and the only one that
is endorsed by all his Leading Generals. Send
for Specimen Pages and terms. Address Ma
TroNAL Publishing Co., Chicago, ILL.,, or st.
Louis. Mo.
CAUTION.-The country is being flooded
with S0-c1R@a Lives OF Grant, written by Civ
Hans and Politicians, who never saw a battle
see that the book yoa buy is endorsed by all
the L cad I.anprnlS.
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Medical illumination

Four Magnificeatly illustrated Medical Books,
containing important Physiological Informa-
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IL AGEN TS w a NTED
DEOpLE in want of, and Agents who are
/ selling all kinds Of SEWING MACHINES,
are requested to address me with stamp for
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Wanted, Agents, s75 to es $500 pipe per

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4 GENTS WANTED-Fo The PERSON
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New York. You can also find
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tries, Oil Cloths, Mats, &C., &c.
All of which will be sold at less
than you can buy the same arti-
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