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EUROPE.

A POLITICAL BANNER PtINTERs
n and Flag Msnufsctnrefs.
finn.pp cRAuAM VI DUANE STREET. near broAdvsy'
as,. for III rsr,ss ready painted and 70 order
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River TnfeIlIgepee. .
MARKETS.
Domestic Marketn.

New York, September 10-Cotton ir
regular; sales 500 bales; middlings 27827bc,
chiefly at the latter figure. Flour dull, su.
perfne 81 zoos 10; extra SS 26G19 20.
Wheat heavy new white Kentucky 81 90.
Corn closed dull. Mess pork S29. Lard
closed easier, steam rendered l94@203c,; ;
kettle rendered 205@204e. Whisky active,
in bond eide; free 81 25@l l7i. Turpen,
tine 43@434c. Rosin 81 1907. Freights
quiet.
NEW YORK, September Disbursements
closed strong; 520s of 1862, ll25; of 1864
1891; of 1865 Ill; of 1867 1857; l0.40s l045 .
Money easy; demand moderate; call loans
405 sterling heavy at Of; stocks generally
dull, but steady. sub.treasury balance,
SIS, 600, 900.
Gold closed weak at IA. Southern bonds
strong, with a good demand, but light OF.
ferings.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, September 10, Evening.
o.. Bonds III.
Bullion decreased in Bank of England
ELL, 900.
Formosa won the Oaks stakes.
FRANKFORT, September 1O.-Bonds dull,
754.
PARIS September 1O.-Bourse dull. Rentes
7045.
LIVERPOOL, September 10, Evening.
ton market steady; prices declined ID; up
lands 103d.; Orleans 104d.; sales to-day u,
900 bales. Rosin quiet. Others unchanged,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-11
LOUISIANA GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE YESTERDAY
RAILROAD BILL IN THE HOUSE.
SENATE.
sIxty.ThIrd Days session.

THURSDAY, September, 10, 1868.
The Senate was called to order by Lieu
tenant Governor Dunn at twelve o'clock M.
The roll was called-the following mem.
bers present:
Anderson, Bacon, Beares, Blackman,
Braughn, Campbell, Coupland Darrell, Day,
Egan. Foute, FRANCOIS, Kelso, Monette, Og-
den, OHara, Packard, Pinchback, Poindex-
ter, Pollard; Ray, Smith, Thompson, Todd,
Whitney, Wilcox, Williams, Wittegenstein-
2S. - sf-..
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Turner,
On motion of Mr.. Ray the reading of the
minutes was dispensed with.
STANDING ooMMIrrEKs.,
Mr.. Ray, from the Judiciary Committee,
reported favorably upon Senate bill No. ISL,
an act in relation to Interpretations for ag-
ricultural purposes.
| Mr.. Ray: move that the bill be printed.
| Adopted. a
| Mr. Smith, from the Committee on Elec-
tions, reported progress.
/ Mr.. Darrall, from the COMMITTEES on En-.
roliment, reported as duly engrossed-
| Senate bills ia, le2, 16e, 81, 20, 173,
l72, "A. 1S9, 1888, and 125.
| Mr.. Smith from the Committee on Public
! Printing reported fayorably upon senat,
bill, an act to amend an act entitled an &C
relative to public printing.
Mr.. Smith, I ask for suspension Of tht
/ rules to take up the bill. sAi a3 ss4slsl
| The President ordered the bill to be re
| committed on the representation tina
j
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100 -
GEORGIA.

test of TneIlgible Coiored Members-
srhey VIII Appeal to Congresa-GOv-
ruOr's Proclamation.
"a SrLANTA, September House-A res
ssH is zion to reconsider those adopted yetter-
bed rejecting on the Geyernor's message,
sto g lost.
Y he negro members lately declared incl.
We, have published protest addressed
az he speaker and members of the House,
M which they enter solemn protest against
iraa& outrage perpetrated on their race, and
. appeal, at the proper time, to Congress.
dIoKe protest is signed by twenty-eight ex.
Id led members and twelve Republican
tre Tnlhers, accompanied by a demand that
! t1l " protest be entered on the jouanal of the
REQ use This the House refused to permit.
7 compliance with resolution passed
XIII XVI the General Assembly, the Governor
neal hes proclamation in which he denies
rolisE EHing given authority for armed or un-
wv ,sis bed organizations, and warns the people
tdrilling and exercising in military tao
With arms by any organized body ex-
tthe army of the United States is un-
ans Aorized, unlawful, against peace and
u ID order. and must be Immediately sus
an aed. He says that persons distinguished
#h0stility to the United States are pro-
Pan ing said acts of violence by publicly de-
" acing laws as unconstitutional and void,
az she result is said acts of violence.
81 quotes General Grants paroles given
a9 ss sheral Lees army wherein it says: Per
th paroled will not be disturbed by the
It he'd States authorities so long as they
II sfye their paroles and the laws in forct
yna ne they reside.
fb BeusrA, September 10.-The Democrats
4 y, NJ Nominated Mr. Thomas j. Lawson fol
y n sRress ia the Fourth District.
q he Radical Convention here to-day nom
" y Ia Hon. G. H.. Prince for reelection ii
DO Fifth District. n st,s,
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viewed the troops at Chalons to-day. At.
tendance immense.
The Queen OF England is here to-day, the
guest of Lord Lyons. No state ceremony
is observed.
FLORENCE, September 10-lt is reported
that Garibaldi has left Caprera for Naples to
attend congress Of Democrats in that city.
CoNsTANrINoPLE, September 10.-The con.
cessions made to Farragut by the Sultan in
allowing the flagship to pass through the
Dardanelles and enter the Bosphorus causes
much comment in diplomatic circles. The
Sultan's consent was accorded in the most
gracious manner.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-11


sOnal Difficulty in Galveston.
MONTREAL, September 1O.-Bishop Mum.
ford is dead.
CHICAGO, September 10.-The propeller
Heppercampus, which sailed with twenty
passengers and crew Of ten persons, was
found in the lake, bottom up. She had 5000
baskets of peaches on board, which proba-
bly, caused her to upset.
BosToN, September 10--The Republicans
have nominated VIM. Clafin for Governor,
and Joseph Tucker for Lieutenant GovnerOr.
NASHVILLE, September 10.-The militia
bill in its present shape requires a certif.
cate of the loyal citizens who are freehold.
ers, approved by Judge, Sheriff, Attorney
General, or member of the Legislature,
declaring it necessary before militia will be
sent to any county, said county bearing the
expense. The bill thus amended will
probably pass.
GALVESTON, September 10.--At Repub-
lican meeting held here last night in the
Colored Methodist church, Mr.. G. F. Ruby,
colored, was assaulted by DR.. Il. X. Smith
with pistol. Both are Radical delegates
to the constitutional convention. The ap-
pearance of the police prevented further
disturbance. The combattants were ar.
rested, and made their appearance before
the Recorder this morning and were each
fined for disorderly conduct.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, September 10, 6 P. NJ
Barometer 29.5O. Weather calm. No arri-
walls. Sailed Bark Prima Donna,
LOUISVILLE, September l0.-River rising
4 feet 8 inches in the canal. Weather
wet and warm.
ST. LOUIS, September 10 The river has
risen about a foot and is still swelling.
VICKsBuRG, September 10.-Passed up,
Robert E. Lee at P. NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-11
FOREIGN.

sea Victoria at Paris - Italy Aaks
nA Franee TO Withdraw Troops trem
- Ealx aria Troops Reviewed by the
lRHH knperOF- Concessions Made Co Fsrra-
lcssx nat by the sultan of Turkey.
! n xhrs. eeptember l0.-Queen Victoria has
% xee, and leaves via Cherbourg this even
sHl s spoN, September 10. THE cab strike
2 euded. ssys
. Il stated that Italy asks France to with
s her troops from Bulgaria. i.s
. gAass. September l0.-The Emperor re.
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CONNECTICUT.
IEepubIlcans stoned

New HAVEN, Ct, September 1O.-A PRO
cession of the "Boys in Blue" was attacked
with with stones, and several hurt; three
dangerously.
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MEXICO.

EnsurreetIOn In Slerra-Defeat of Insur.
gents at Puebla, with Loss of ArtII-
lery and kriaOners.
HAVANA, September l0-Mexican advices
report an insurreetion in Sierra. The in
surgents had been defeated at Puebla, losing
all their artillery and many prisoners.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-11
COLORADO.
Republican Congressman Elected and he.
publican Gains.

NEW YORK, September 10.-The Tribune
has a special from Denver City announcing
the election of Mr.. Bradford, Republican,
Congressional delegate, and claiming Re.
publican gains in Colorado.
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SEPTEMBER H. 1858 --,--sI4

several members of the committee were
either absent or had not signed the report.
RESOLUTIONS,
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MTSCELLANEOUS.

Death of Bishop MumfOrd at Mon
treaI - Chicago Propeller CupsIzed
and Thirty Lives LOst-Clnain Nom
mated for Governor of Massachu.
sets s-Tennessee Militia Bill Per
sOnal Difficulty In Galveston.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-11

FBinckley" WOrsted in a Scrimmage.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-11

GROUND SWELL" IN COLORADO.
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FROM WASHINGTON
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grBREsTING FROM GEORGIA.
|lrEsT NEWS FROM EUROPE.
|uEREsrrNa MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
AAKKETs. RIVER NEWS. ETC
WASHINGTON.

llackley WOrsted In n Personal Strug-
de-Trana.AtlanLic Mail Bonds-DIs-
batch from Mr.. Newsham-Letter from
Henry Ward Beecher.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-11

large Republican Gains.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Associated Press Dispatches.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-01

state Of lows Cedar County: s
Reuben s. :sin.s nsss,ss f fesn
Abraham 6wadener. Delft ls06. as
To Abraham Swadener, defendant:
You ore hereby notified that there q now @
1le In the ONCE Of the District Quart Of Cedar
county, lows, the petition Of Reuben 1WsSts.
1ee simple fthe premises In said county. DE-
ecrtbed = NoilOwE The northwest quarter q
in township eighty (sO, north OF ranGe numbee
three %. west OF the 5th p. M, He states ~
the defendant keeps him out Of the possessio1
thereof BINS .slF t ffs9M1 -&s4
Petitioner prays that the title may be quiss.
ed and that he may have . writ Of p0ss6ssison
two hundred dollars for the rents and pron1
thereof. Now unless you appear thereto -,
defend Mt or before noon Of the second day =
the next term Of said Court, 70 be commennc ~
apd held IN Tipton IN said county. on me -. ..sss
Monday Of DkCefabef, A. D. leoS d6fhaIe w
ssw4 ~ HIATT ! CARR, Pl'ns Att'ys.
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NOTICE ID hereby given. that at the Sptem-
IN Der term Of the County Court. A. g. Miller
presented a petition signed by citizens Of Me-
GAINESVILLE, asking that perm issiOn be grant
ed sid Nitier TO buy and sell Intoxicating
liquors Sbs medicinal. mechanical. culinaFy
and sscramental purposes only. The petition
will be heard on the 18th day Of September,
10o6, q 10 o'clock .. m: and unless objection De
made TO tho same, the prayer Of petitioners
will b granted.
&c. RETTs, County Judge.
TfpfOn Iowa, Sept. 18th, l06&
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-01

A Contemporary says VIM. Penn YVES

A Contemporary says VIM. Penn IVES
arpet-bagger.
Professor ofaccunlulative art" is the
latest California ternl for theft.
Lee tells lis he is aSeymour man.
Well, Seymour was . Let man during
war-honors are easy.
A wag suggested that q suitable lit
anisal response for many church choirs
wc-bl BE-: 20 Lord have mercy on us,
i.S t singers"
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NOTICE

II hereby given. that at the September term
Of the County Court, McNamara Betts pre-
scented = petetion signed by citizens Of Upton
oskAng that permission be Grnntad Salddrm 10
buy vnd sell intOxicatlne liquors. tor modiel-
nal, mechanical, culinary and Instrumentation.
poses only. Ire petition will be heard on the
LIST Monday In October, at 10 O'Clock q. M; and
unless objection be made. the prayer Of the pc
titioners will be granted.
&c. BETS Co. Judge.
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Farm for Sale.
Original Notice.

State of Iowa, Cedar County. E#
Reuben Swartzlander, PrMl District COurs
against SD0Cembo9 Term
Adam Swadener, Dcfendt. 1904 81
To Adam Swadener, defendant: #.
You are hereby notified that there \ nov o.
fle In the Office OF the District Court OF Cedar
county, Iowa, the petition OF Reuben SWArts.
lander, setting forth that he Is the owner In
foe simple Of the premises In said county de-
scri6sd q follows: The 9 sw x see. thirty.
two (9), west OF the 5th p. m. He states that do.
PENDANT keeps him out of the possession there
and fsat ion ha .ne .',e re ay g
therefor; and asks Judgment against you for
two hundred dollars for the rents and profits
thereof. Now unless you appear thereto and
defend at or before noon Of the second day a
the next term Of said Court, to be commenced
and held In Upton, in said county. On the nlst
Monday Of December, A. d. 1893, default will b
entered against You, and judgment and decree
rendered as prayed. PIATT CARR,
88W4 Plaintiffs. AttOensy.
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NOTICE.

To the voters Of Centre and Fairfield
1bssships, Cedar oosnsy, Iosca
In seeordance with the late Registry Law,
the Trustees met on Monday, the 7th inst. and
maAe Nut . list Of qualified voteSD in Center
sd HAtgnsad townships, 50 far - they could.
HAid Register Will be found in the Once Of the
C1cnsy Clerk, Gns the inspection Of all voters OF
satd townships. .~
The Bard OF Registry will meet at the Shef.
~ ksomcs In Upton. on Tuesday. October 9th,
80. Sof the gurpase Of revising, correcting and
In session from O'Clock a. m. until SIP. m
and until the Register Is properly completed.
HENRY REIGART
% -tIt* >. Clerk Of Center township
Upton, Iowa, Sept. 18th, 1885,
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Estrayed or Stolen,

EHROM the residence Of the subscriber, two
II miles northwest oflsiaFenoe, five Calves.
three red, and two spotted Ycd.and white, and
line back. Any one returning them. or giving
tnsermes!on that VIII lead to their recoysrJ
Dayton tip, Cedar county, Iowa. 3Sw4
German Plate Mirror at AIDEN,R
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u .PeAaps % o.s nsuL
!
cine Il . universally r.
qnl,sd by everybody =
caaartic, nor was ever
any before 80 universal.
every coanszy asd amoa9
vA-> al claeees, % this mild
kX0 but e11cient pur4ativS
20 :, ,is 81 !. H i . %o.. re- =.
liable and fAF more e6se.
.N.... other. I6oss Who havs
not know that Il cures their neiekboSs and lfends
and Az know that what il does once i does always
that y never fails through any fsuit OF nesiecs 81
sands upon thousands Of certtnca2es OF rcnarka,
oae cures OF the following complaints. but such
cures sS, are known IN every nesh6orhood, and Why
conditions In all climates; containing neither eajo.
mel or any deleterious drug, they may be takca
sem coating pre-
take. while being purely vegetable no harm can
arise from their use IN any quantity.
internal vscera to purify the blood and stimulate i
into healthy action remove the distractions OF the
stomach. bowels, liver, and other organs Of the
men.s as are he 1rss origin 81 disease. a. ~ e"
=, Minute directions are given in the wrapper 6A
xtfs rapidly cure:-
For nysrepsia or Iaa,s~ss.s.. Lsssseas.
o1S1s AOWBWOr anu AO0o OF - RR0etop. they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom.
ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complains and its various symp.
IONS, 9altOns Headache, SICK Raeoaache.
Janndtc@ or Green Atckness, Dil6o0c
Collie and Di1t0os Eevers, they should bc ID.
dicously taken for each case correct the diseased
action or remove the distractions which cause IT,
, For Dysentery or DiarrhGe0, but one mild
dose is generally required.
For RheMns0t1sna, Cont. Gravel. RalDa.
tosiOn Of the Heart, Roln N the side.
mack and 1Oins, they should he continuously
taken as required TO change the diseased action Of
me system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For Drersy and Drop:iesl swelIinss they
enouid be taken in large and frequent doses to pro-
auce the effect Of q drastic purge.
FOR Suppression large dose should be taken
as II produces the desired effect BY sympathy.
As Dinnrr PHI, take one or two IilIs to pro.
mote digestion AID relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action restores the appetite,
ana mv,gorates the SYSTEM. Hence 1t ID ofen I'd.
Santageous where no serious arrangement exists.
me VINO feels toleraby we'll often finds that aSl0se
y tnees Its makes him feel decidedly better, from
.ncir cleansing and renovating effect the diges.
ave apparatus There are numerous cases where
g pnrgat,ve v required, which we cannot cnumer.
Dut they suggest themselves to everybody,
snn where the virtues Of this FNl are known, the
Puolic no longer doubt Whist 70 employ.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-01

Pare Ground spasss ar 6alih q ALDENB.
nay yoar FAaev Toilet soass q ALDBNH
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Roofing and Spouting.

My principal hand has worked forty years At
the business; his name II vyA. i. HAN.
thing that comes along. Ny GREAT EXPO
RlUAwlll be found in the VIRGIN BLOCK.
Upton Iowa, where will be happy to smile on
my customers. Come along with your green
backs and will make you happy BY present.
ing you with my goods In exchange for them.
0Oyl VIM. III. HAMMOND.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-01
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

Fer al ~ p0Uoeas e10 NalRoesve Ron,
1o10A,
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DUY your Kerosene at
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DUY your Jars and Crooks at
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-01

including single and Double Paisley. Long
that cannot be beat, - 'ees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-20
Respectable Republicans"

HUNNlCUTT sneers bitterly at those whom
he calls respectable Republicans in his
paper of yesterday, and triumphs over the
defeat of their effort to break down the
Neoo Nation by establishing the Register in
this city. It is shameful! in the Hero thus
to assail them when they have not the
means Of defence This is not courageous,
but malignant in him. Can't he be salts
fed that, iron-clad with UNDERwOoD's
pap, he was invulnerable to the shafts Of
the Register THAT Colonel SHELLDRAKE,
from Keokuk, is gone, and his Register
dead-the poor Register, which, like the lit
tie pig that "stayed at home," had no pap
and "couldn't get over the door-sill, was
neglected and died (? HUNNICUTT is mad
about something else. This pitiable fail
ure couldn't have enraged him so. 1t is a
greater grievance that sets him on and,
like the mastiff kicked out of the kitchen
1.-THE Governors mansion), he has fallen
upon the first respectable" rooster rad
cal) that is in his path
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-20
The County Subscription.

The vote of the county of Henrico upon
the question of subscribing $4,000 to the
eight per cent. preferred stock Of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railroad Company is to
take place tomorrow. We can hardly
imagine that there could be any serious
opposition to even subscribing a much
larger sum if the subject is at all under
stood by the people of the county. But
certainly SO trifing a subscription misnt
be made even to an enterprise whose Dene-
fits were not altogether certain.
Next to the city of Richmond itself,
there is no part of the State of Virginia
whose interests will be SO certainly and SO
greatly promoted as Henrico. The lands
of that comfy will be rapidly and greatly
enhanced in value, comforting upon her
people in that manner wealth without re-
curing labor or any effort whatever on
their part. The land rises in value while
they reside On it and cultivate it as here
tofore, until they find themselves rich with
out having hazarded cent or gone out OF
the even tenor of their daily occupations
1t is because the people of the county
derive this peculiar advantage from enter
prises that are intended to build up Rich
mond that they should put their shoulders
to the wheel and give some help to those
enterprises. In this instance the insignia
canoe of the aid that is asked compared
with the magnitude of the enterprise and
the benefits it will secure to the county is
the only earthly objection that can be
urged against it.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad built,
we shall Immediately see the horse rail
ways extending into the county by all the
principal roads, and little villages spring
ing up wherever they pass. The quiet
farmer on the Westham, the Brook, the
Meadowbridge, the Mechanicsville, and
other roads, little dreams of the scene
which the country about him will then
present the constant movement of pas.
sengers, the busy hum Of industry, and
the lovely and picturesque view on all
hands of a country adorned by well-built
dwellings, blooming gardens, and rich
fields.
Let the citizens of the county, then,
heartily give this small contribution to an
enterprise in which they are so deeply in
terested.
All men over twenty-one, whether re-
gistered or not, are allowed to vote on
this occasion.