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The annual retreat Of the Catholic clergy OF
the Diocese Of Mississippi will begin In Nstshe1
on Thursday, the 2lst day Of January, aad the
diocesan synod will be held in he same place. im
mediately after the close Of The rsnest. SevsiS
candidates for the priestaood VIII be erdslnea ~
the Cathedral before Caristmas.-f HssSpss su
oorst. A. A feN a@ta-l9 sih la H
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FROM HAVANA.

PAP err surpended-ArrivaI OF Troops.
HAVANA, Dec. 23.--The Pals ne sspsper, Ia the
Cuban interest. has suspended voluntarily on ae-
count Of censorship.
Eight hundred fresh troops arrived today.
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FROM AsPINwALL.

Arrival Of speete-Caieb Cashing en- route
Bogots.
New YORK, Dec. 23.-The Arizona brings $780,
000 In specie from Aspinwall.
Caleb Gushing had arrived at Asplnwall, en-
route for Bogota.
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We are indebted to the ladies of DR.. New
mans congregation for a courteous invitation
to attend their Christmas festival this eve
ming.
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frfs l1 1a'rosIao 5s1s a'fal.1fr.q sonze a. srss
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NUMBER Il2.

order to secure their efficiency. Petitioner there
fore prsys q msndamus on South worth, which
Judge Cooley has granted, and which n to be tried
on Saturday, the 26th inst.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14

Col. WILLIAM SMlTH.-The Repub-
leans of the Second Congress ional Dis
trict, after long but friendly contest
fl55 ballots nominated Col. William
Smyu,,. of Linn, to succeed Hon. Hiram
Price in the i.anuse Of Representatives.
Col. Smyth's competl.o.'> the Conven-
ton were Hon. Jacob Butler, y. Musca-
tine, and Hon. A. r. Cotton, and Hon.
L.aW. ELLIS, of Clinton, and Hon. John
Russell, Of Jones. Hon. w. Ii. Tuthil,
OF Cedar, also recevea some support for
several ballots. All these are men well
and favofabiy known in their district
and the state. 1t was conceded that
either would haze honorably represen-
ted the district in Congress. j '.
Col. Smyth, the nominee, has been a
prominent man in Iowa for many wears.
HE has lived in Linn county nearly a
quarter Of alcentury, las gained n fine
reputation as lawyer and speaker. He
was one of the commission which frnm-
Ell our present Code Of Laws, the IRE
vision of 1861 lie was Colonel of the
Thirty first Iowa Infantry, regiment
which fought CALAMITY all through the
war, from Chickasaw Bayou in 1862, to
Bentonsvilie, nine5. " Col. Smvth made
an hoparable record as soldier, and
came nsar loosing his life from sickness
CONTRACTED in that service. The radical
Republicans of the radical Second Dis
trict Will do themselves renewed honor
by electing Col. Smyth by booming
najority.-DcS WOines Registcr, Sih. ~
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served but one. 1t cost the government
about $2O, COG to arrest snd convict fhls
man. @ ii ALE ~
A comparison 6fthf put c|deE stAtc
t,ent fiat isst,kd with THAT Jssud April
lst, shows th4t since That me debt
bearing coin interest has Mcreasn- S1S,-
1897 $50: the debt bearing currency inter-
eat has decreased SCI $3.50, 700; the ma
tured debt not present for payment has
decreased 81, 1871 100; the debt bearing no
interest has jncreaaed ei47z,D4O; max.
ling &dSl4ease in thet6tAl anaot.nt OF debt
of So, leo, 10. The amount OF coin IN
the Treasury has increased 81 ,63O, 4O ",
| and the amount. of currency has been
increased ss,944, 100 As, making, alAe-
crease in the total amount OF DEBT, less
cash In the Treasury, OFFS ,6So. so9.sO.
/ A. dospatch 10 the Commercial, from
Delaware. Ind. says that on SUNDAY
three sons of Henry Hoge. aged ten,
twelve and sixteen wears, were out iii a
field. when some d ifficuity arose between
them. In their disputethe oldest mash :
ed the heads of the, younger brothers
With An axe, killing Que outright, ana
leaving the other af0r sdead on the APP
proach OF. the faiher!ir The Oldest boy
ram to the barn, wheare he was soon at
forwards discovered dead, having hung
himself 800, a'i'"" '1''
- The st. Paul Dispatch says IA
greater scarcity of labor prevails now in
Minnesota than at any former: period;
1t exists both in town. and country.
Wages bf mechanics are enormously
high, ranging from $3.50 to S4.OO per
day, and Yet great difficulty is experi-
enced IN supplying the demand. Labor
ers, too, nre Inadequate. During the
last harvest farmers were unable, at any.
price,. to obtain field hands, and the
present indications are that the dill
Guilty will not be less next fall."f. fo ."
On Monday Of last week four little
ten year old girls in Yorkville, n. y,
agreed to poison themselves. and one
of them actually did SO commit suicide.
81 A Lone SEAsoNfor PUPILAGE.-T'he
Rev. J. NJ. Ferris, of Grand Rapids,
Wis. writes: 1.-THE machine was received
in good order. My wife at once, on the
day gifts arrival. worked it withnut the
least difficulty She had found it next
to impossible to use others, and had
como to regard q aSewing Machine with
dread of the long season Of necessary
lpuplaee. But she has no trouble of any
kind with yours (WilIcox & Gibbs).--
The lenst wsitaao ray II, it is just ha
we want--and that we! say heartily. =
:, 49, .st I vtE-@- II s7rr, r. e. !Tt4~
- The Central fo,cp Citizen 10 conf
IDENTIFY informed that on Sunday night.
last a certain hardware young man Of
OSkaioosa asked a beautiful Belinda
Betsey to marry him, whereupon she
tainted in his arms, of course. But lie
was equal to the trying occasion. Sell
ing calnphor bottle from the table, he
speedily restored her to consciousness
with its contents. The next instant
however it MAS discovered that .Nucilage
instead of canphor had been used to
effect the desired result, which caused
the Miss to feel 50 ''stuck up that she
came very near discharging her blund-
eriny Josephus.
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Springdale Fire Insurance
-..r .r-r -lH ('OnDany. 3'ij

Notice Is hereby given that there has been d
Company Incorporated at Springdale by the
name of"SPRIN0DALE FIRE INSURANCE. Com
PANY. The principle place of doing business
is at or near, the Post Office at Springdale,
Cedar county, Iowa. 10 81 #.tiF 1'@
buildings and contents and school and meet
ing houses against loss or damage by fire. The
Company is striciy mutual. small per cent
will be charged on issuing a policy. but no pre-
MUM note taken. When a loss occurs an as
sessnlent will be made. No capital stock will
be taken. its III. is.. r. s&F = tf#t# SD,
The Com pany will commence business on or
about the of6th Mo-, 1868, and has assumed
perpetual succession. 49, .a. t@4~ss
The present Officers Of the Company are
" DANIEL. WAITER v Prss
g=.lEss JOHN T. CARBON Treasurer. +
EMMoR ROOD, Secretary. .~s
i Iss: T T TS.sii4n. Directors. aaas~ "a
The above named officers form Board of Di-
rectors. The time for the election of officers II
the second seventh day FIJI second month Of
each year. sa
Trlvate property IL exempt from, corporate
debts except each persons proportion of the
assessment that will be made after loss.
The Company has been organized On q basis
similar to many Mutual Companies in the
Eastern states. In the twelfth arntial report OF
the New Baltimore Mutual Insurance Co., OF
y. r.. 1t Is stated that they Ind insured up to
mat date, April I'd, lS67l 81 on, 90. The lex.
pense to the insured for the whole term OF
IL years, Us paid into ths treasury for fnsurn g
81 orc Insured: being only Is cts. per year on
u. oo' Tor The term Of year,, eAgitea.ngl. ua
lsw4 Prest of Spfingtlnle Fire ms ca.
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u. S.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
ANNUAL LIST-ls6S.

ANNUAL IIST-IS6S. - =
Public notice is hereby given that the Asses.
s0r of Internal Revenue for the Second Dis
trict Of Iowa, has returned to my Office for coll
lection the Annual List for 1888 embracing Spe-
cial Taxes. Tax On Incomes, Carriages.
Watches. Silver Plate, and Billiard Tables.
Demand Is hereby made Of all persons named
therein, for the amounts set against their
names respectively, and the Collector will at
tend by himself or Deputy at his office in
~ TPrON.IOWA H&5 +
On the 18th day Of May, 1863, and for days
thereafter. ~s+''
If the taxes are not paid within the time linn :
tied above, penalties will be imposed according
Dated at Day,H"nort, this OH day of May 1868.
- - ~ ~F.S ARMSTRONG. *'
s ~ sa Collector Second DIS, r.ct Oh iowa.
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M7rnsoes~ OK fosk,
ge4&al Hsshria1sot wapelld re
c4ved35s, i / Z u
son, Melendy, Dodge and Hendricks as
! the choice OF the Convention for dele
/ gates at large.
| On motion of Sam McNutt, the Con-
vention proceeded to nominate four al
ternate delegates at large -----
On motion Of Hon. II. NJ. Burnett,
d. G. Lyon. of the Third District, aud
T Judge Gotten were nominated As alter
mates by acclamauon.' srjl =; vi 80 >
| The following gentlemen were named
| as candidates from whom to select the
remaining two alternates: D. i. Mer-
RAM, z. c. Luse G. w. Edwards, NJ.
futile. - r..sst4 Rae .tn.I Iiad- 4 su
Mr.. McNutt moved that inasmuch as
the First District bad neither delegate
nor an alternate, that 1fessrs. Merriam
and Edwards be- nominated for alter
mates by exclamation. .' yaa - II.
The next business in order was the
nomination. of District delegat es. hlaz
Mr.. Burnett moved that the. Chair
man Of the Congressional delegations be
instructed to report their nominations
for delegates, and that the Convention
ratify thoee Observation-Disclosures s
q The nominations were announced
and ratified q, foIlows: i.sz .4gsesrT
=, ~ ~ ~ FIBsr DISTRICT. eiti3 70 s.a
sDelegates--Seth Craig, Van Buren,
county, Joshua Tracy, De. Moines
county. a. .s.n Il -suyn arua 7Gl
az Alternates--T. W.; Woolsen, Of Henry
county, H. r. Cowics, Of Washington
county. ? %.., IT,. ..s,;',ea. ~ -..s. il.
SECOND DISTINCT. -Es,g
Delegates-John c.. Policy, of Clin-
ton, and Hon. John Mexican, of Jones.
"l Alternates-H J. Heisinger, Of
Jackson county, and Robert Lowry Of
Scott county. .-.ea ..si0~s ~ -nui3iAu"
. ri y, THIRD p1sTRIcr. -n,a hni
I i, Observation-Disclosures j. Felt, Chicka-
saw 7; J. II. Easton, Winneshiek.
Alternates-Aaron kimball, Howard
county Joseph Grimes, Delaware
county. .,l''''". ,.... -r,n sdt
'" FOURTH DISTRICT. .if "a "
Delegates-N. b. Vineyard, Iowa
county. and Maj. A. =. Pope, Keokuk.
county. - -. ...-. r.4.t.,>ti
Alternates-E. Clark, Johnson coun-
ty; Maj. NJ. NJ. Walden, iAppanoose
county. q yp,.~ 3
a vt FIFTH DISTRICT. .l...
+" Delegates-Hon. T.. II. Sears, FIRE.
mont county +. 7. Smith, Taylor
county. .. -. .s. 70 e.
Alternates-G. NJ. NJ. Swami, War
rem county; s. G. Ruby, Madison
county. r.;f ..4 ~,
SIXTH DISTRICT. "a. al
Delagates-Hou. II. A. Smith, Of
Dickerson county; l.. NJ. Holt, Of
Boone. rt
Alternates-D. w. Dow, Of Frank
lin; Charles Aldrich, of Marshall.
Hon c. +. Clarkson moved that the
Convention concur in these nominal
tions. Carried.
The Convention then proceeded to
tho uo.nlnation or four electors at
large. .... f~f .. .
The following gentlemen were named
as candidates J. i. Grinnell, l.. u.
Ingersoll, J. b. Young, S. l.. Glasgow,
ID. p. Stubs, John a. kasson, w. NJ.
Stone, Z. w. Eastman, d. n. Cooley,
Douglas Leflingweli. s. --~ n
The Convention proceeded to an in
formal ballot, with the following re-
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ledicaI illumination
ny 4 STAFE OFFICE]
lecture and stair Building. A..
4 co. Publishers. Springfield.

Medical illumination ---- -
-Four Magnificeniiy illustrated Medical Books,
containing Important. Phys ological Informa-
ton, for Men and Women, sent free on receipt
OF . cents. by addressing Dr. JOHN WANDER
POOL, No. 30 Clinton Place, New York City. ~ Y
.5s AGEN rs WA NTED in
DEDPLE in want of. and Agents who are
L selling all Kinds of SEWING MACHINE 8,
are requested to- address me with stampI for
greatly reduced prices and terms. sais
J. X. PEiRAaES, box l. Charlestoxn, Mass
Tented Agents, s1s sse ess:e On per
y, ne and fcilia.;;. 10 introduce the GENUINE,
= IMn., .YEp1uAiMoA.sA AsEf skW-
ING M TN sii.a Bfaia and sai' es,
proidsr in most supsrioFmanntt 1Pr,se only
SIS. Fully warranted for nye years " -" -,
pay el000 for any machine that will sew =
u, stronger, mere beautiful a. more elastic
seem than ours. It makes the Elastic Lock
40 tch.R Every1secbnd sti ttA Can be cut, and
still the cloth cannot pc pulled apart without
tearing III We pay agents from SIS 70 $500 per
month and expenses, or. accom- mission from
which twice that amount can be made. Address
SECONDS GO, pittsburgh, Pa. or Bdston, Mass.
CAUTION.-Dp not be i'm posed upon by 9th.
er parties pau ming or worthless tast-fon Laa-
chimes, under the same name orsother wisAsl--
Our is the only genuine and really practicat
cheap mach he inanunctured. fgSi
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oTI CE. 81
To Delinquent Taxpayers.

LII, f.. TREASURES OFFICE, May 9th, ls6S.eG
Agreeable to the statute. in such case made,
anu provided. deputy sheriff Wilhelm ihhere-
by authorised to collect the delinquent ia xes.
Ia this county, and for this purpose he II en-
powered to do any act that the Treasures
mlght !egafly do In the premises Five pcr
cent. will he added for COLLECTORS fees. BIT
tf,a., 300, u. il. POUND. ali
nlsW4 '*'. Treasurer Of Cedar county
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We ard agents Tor over OAel Hundred Impor-
ters and Manufacturers, and Tnhe prepared to
fur1iiAii tie whole ceuntry with DRY and
FANGY GOODS. silks Shawls. aJewelfy,Hilver
Ware TFnrnifure. Pianos, Sewing Machines,
&c.i Ac., M tAs uniforni prize OF
One, Dollar for Each Article.
send your clubs or 10 a upwards, for defcrfp-
tanned for One Dollar, Nth 40 cents for each
,Che6k. titAttf s-
,au al, Cirnulars Sent Free.
preserats worth nom ~. 90 to SAlQQo sent free
Of di,affa Is AGENTS sending clubs.
!, AGENTS WANHEl III & A y y = "a
:. -,taaf, 10 Arch stfee1, BOston, Mass.
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ted F.s
Mr.. Grinnell moved their unanimous
nomination.. Carried ..,
The Marion county delegation, com
posed of the following named gentle
men having arrived, they were admit
ted to seats !: George kruek, II, q. Cur.
tbs, A. r. Wetherell, w. ii. Dawson,
.. b. Ayers, John c. Donnell, B. q.
Bowen, Jacob Metz. VIM. NJ. Stone, A.
W. Kouze, Drury Overton, Geo. Prem
tiss.
Hon. VIM. Hale moved that Messrs
Ingersoll and Grinnell I've elected assist
ant electors at large. The motion pre-
vailed. ...r..., ma. ...s...t Al Esfna-s5
The Convention then proceeded TO
the nomination. of District Electors
with THE following result:
!, First ,Districtr(left to Congressional
Convention Of that District.l u-ssr1 -
Second-James T. Lane, Of Scott. -Es
Third-J. N. Rogers, Fayctte.
Fourth---Hon.J John Meyer, Jasper.
- Eitth-H Hon. MN. Hale, Mills. ~
SixthTS. II. Taft, Humbolt county.
The election Of State Executive Com
mittce-to consist OF one from each ju-
diciai district, being next IN order, the
nominations We're made as follows:
" '1e1AA"t1' AAooAuh' Lee
2. Major Van Benthuysen, Bloom
field, Davis county. #n' ~# a'4f-' .as
2. A. r. Anderson Sidney, Ere
mont county. 80 tsf.rafg...l .sa ''
4: I. NJ. Snyder, Springvale, Hum
bolt county. t
5. Hoyl Sherman, Des Moincs, Polk
county. "-"''@
s. Fl. A. BurrelI, Washington,
Washington county.
~. N. B. Howard, Dewitt, Clinton
80. M. P. Smith, NIarengo, Iowa
county. ,'- = ". .''. PIT III ".
4 8. Peter. Melendy, Chairman, Cedar
Falls, Black Hawk county. - - b,a IL
ngsI. U@,b' ahl Die NJ e"f
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Mill, Mulay, Gang & Cross Cat

Every Saw that leaves our Factory is OIL
Tempered and Patent Ground. perfectly true
anu even, and made Of uniform temper by our
patent telapeTing plocess. I'll IL
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The President has lately pardoned
! John III. Sims, one OF the most notori-
Gus counterfeiters In the country. The
government detectives were on his track
for over a year, and were engaged n
longer time in hunting down the gang
of which he was the head. He was sen.
fenced for ten years, of which ho had
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81 Prayer books, 1t Is reported, are now
got up with looking glasses placed on
the inside ofthe covers. h7@ -4s
The Massachusetts, Legislature has
ynted down female suffrage for tile third
tGnle. uiI ait s@ ii E@3tA9- - 1nj
~ There arrived 3,177 immigrants at
New York during the first half OF last
week. 3|3at #'as es* <.
At Newark, n. j., three week re-
abellion Ia the Of the city schools has
Just been terminated. The little rebels
Rere completely subjugated. @" s't
II Rhode Island buried Its last slave on
the 18th ult. The census OF 1880 report
ed eighteen slayes.in New Jersy and
two In Kansas, ..tzai ats5.}aa4a ~-# IA.
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e. OUR Observation-Disclosures. VIM,
Smyth, the successful candidate for con-
gressional hOAors from til is district, has
been most sadly misrepresented, orthog-
raphically and orthoepically considered.
His name is not spelled with an e-nor
Is it Pronounced Snythe-it Is simply
Smyth. and is pronounced after the
manner of. .Inhn Smyth, or any other
Smyth. - Clinton HcrnlI
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10. T. w. Burdick, DEBORAH, Win
nesheik county.
AuMxs. fior Ms.haltoE' MAJ
p,s ~ ss 1ne D' Il u
God mot ion bf HI Try Ostonlfr, e
nbmi6eeA n1ks elected by, aeclsfha-
tlOil.
Major O'Conner moved that the
thanks of the Convention be rendered
to the retiring State Executive Commits
duty during the past Year
Loud and repeated calls being, made
for Gen. Glasgow, he responded In 9
very short and pointed sfeeefs, stating
that he rwonld, not now detain the con-
ventiou, but would embrace the sopporr
'tunity 10 give his approval Of the prin-
,cipies aHnodnced S. the Convention,
and more particularly than all others,
that relating to the equality Of all
men. t.s.,..,~..ss
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The name of D.. n. Cooley was With
drawn. ..e ".| 81
On motion the House proceeded to'a
formal ballot for two electors, confirming
their selections to the four persons re-
ceiving the highest votes in the informal
ballot, viz :: Glasgow, GrinneH, Inger-
soil, Young. ,j'lf..a :''f'
Glasgow NJ ~-. '..= .t. .H 3os
Grinnell ...... gra ,s.. o23
Ingersoll 40
Young ,t' "5'-''t '''3''' 26S
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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
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IOWA.
JEROME CROKER,
Merchant Tailor,

DEALER IN
CENTS FURNISHING GOO $,
Agent for Etna Sewing Machine,
16S Second street, MUSCATINE, IOWA.
u ALDENS
Evening star., 1868-01-14
THE EVENING STAR
LATE TELEGRAMS, &e.

General Failly, commander of the eNp~di-
tionary corps in Italy, has asked NE Emp peror
60 permit the return OF the French troop- to
Rome, a. their quarters ~ CiNita Necchis and
Niterbo are overcrowded. This ominous re-
quest creates n general feeling OF uneasiR.ss
and distrust in Paris
large number OF negro bandits have bsss
captured an Green county, n. q. The de-p~rs-
does confessed 10 having committed several
murders and robberies Over thirty ara nov
IN me Jails Al Grecnyille, Kingston, and snow
Hill.
The United States squadron in the Mediter-
Ianean, under command OF Admiral farraxul
has sailed for Naples.
The Commercial Bank OF Memphis suspend
ed yesterday. IL is said that tho aSSa,s eNea..d
the liabilities The suspension caused some
excitement Runs were made on other hxnk n.
but the excitement was soon allayed
The Paris k0nitebr contradicts The varue -,
mors Of popular disturbances an Napla~ ara
assures lite readers that perfect tranquilit, pre-
vsIls an that city and the surrounding prov.
inces.
The stcamer Homeyer was burned IN Ou..
cbIta rlNer. Louisiana, Sunday, with sDo balss
OF cotton on board.
The lmperisl frigatr howard and con voy ha.
srriyed az Pcla, IN Isrria, with the remains Of
Macmillan.