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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-22
The Large Three stOry Brick Dwelling

IN "AFeuue now No. VII feleNAts Afehue.
ssa, twenty-five feet 'front.' 70 feet deep, with bay
l!lIE window, n rooms excellent cooking range bath
I,,h and fixtures complete best marble man
ties, marble floor and sides In veslibuls. extra
ir0u railing and fencing extra gas lamp In 'front.' under
ground conveyance for water &C, &c, all built by the
best workmen in the best manner and under the super
nendenee Of persons of experience designed to be- II
ls in all respects first class residence The lot 10 SO
feet inches front Delaware Avenue by 400 feet deep
extending back to dilpin Avenue.
All the above property, worth at least sk600O will
positively be sold to the highest bidder at the time
above stated.
Parties wishing to desirable homes will do we'll
to be present. 1hs houses be examined at any time
on or before the day of SALE
TERMS OF sALE.-$6,00O bond and mortgage can
remain each house, with policy Of insurance trAns
farred security Of the balance % per cent cash
before the following Wednesday. The remainder In
three equal notes. with approved endorsars, 10 and
10 months bearing interest from day Of sac.
Possession immediate upon settlement
CLEMENT sMTTH.
AZ 4 oi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-22
NnrInR

NUTIUE.
All persons having claims against the estate Of the
deceased present the duly attested to the
Executor on or before April 3lth 1870, abide the
Act Of Assembly In such made and provided,
JAMES II. RAY, Executor.
Address-NEwARR, DELAWARE. may2l-2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-22

FOR sALE.--TmAT VALUABLE
g. FARM, situate partly in the City OF Wilmington
ass. and partly in Chistriana Hundred, known as the
Eshal aWarner or Wright Farm, adjoining lands Of
Henry a. Banning, Esq, Thomas T. Bayard, Esq (laie
Col Dayss Dr. Brown Mrs Connell ind others, contain
ing about lilo less This property has
eral Of the MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES
around Wilmington lies both sides of the Railroad
and Turnpike and In every way desirableas spseu
laton by operators In Real Estate few gentlemen
who desire handsome locations for private resdencas
Amply to WM. McOAULLEY
ie2b-tf RNe Msrtat Street. Wilmington. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-22
DRICK HOUSES FOR SALE.
1 THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE.
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE ROOMS
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE Rooms,
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE 4 ROOMS.

sssA large new firstciass Dwelling in a desirable
nll location on King Street. with all the modern
Ens improvements Built with the hest oil mate
hAEx rials and we'll finished. First story finished
with walnut and walnut inside shutters all the front
windows. Terms easy. @. H. TINDALL
mh2-tf 423 East Fourth Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-22

A CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN and BEAUTIFUL COM
"A plexlon follows the of Hsmbold's Concentrated
Extract saraparilla 1t black spots pimpes,
and all eTuptions of the skin.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-11-25
No Senator to be Appointed.

Governor Merrill having been request,
- 10 all the vacancy in the United
Htntes Senate occasioned by the resig.
nation J. w. Grimes, makes the fol-
sowing reply, under date OF November
18th:
The duty Of electing United States
Senator belongs to the Legislature Of
the State. The power OF appointment
b conferred OH the Governor only to
meet cases of emergency. In my judg-
Uent, although there exists a vacancy,
there 10 no public necessity requiring
IN appointment. Iowa is we'll and
ably represented in both branches of
Congress, and there ID no question of
any vital importance impeFiled by the
few daysof delay between the time of
assembling of Congress and the meeting
Of the Legislature. The selection OF a
Senator not only being the duty, but
the Constitutional right of the members
Of the Legislature, shall yield to them
that right unembarrassed by any selec-
ton Of mire; and while the distin-
Gutshed gentleman whose name you
ouRgost, ~ we'll as numerous others
whose claims have been urged, would
NIL the position with credit to the State
and the nation, feel it a privilege to
refer their claims to the immediate rep
sesentatives of the people, who will
undoubtedly make such an election az
will meet your approval and that of the
great body OF the people OF the State.
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or the progress Of the Deafand Dumb
Asylum at Council Bluffs, the Nonpa-
ren says: John Hammer, who has
charge OF, and is putting up the brick
work of this institution, has the sec.
ond tier of joists on, and is now putting
on the stone water tables, which are at
tached to the first range above the first
story Of brick. When this part is COM
pletcd, the work is likely to be suspend
ed for the season, to be resumed as soon
as the weather opens favorabiy in the
spring. We think, after close inspec-
ton, that tho work will stand the test Of
examination and time. The stone base
ment is solid and firm, and the brick
work is of the first order. The delay
attendant upon An unfavorable summer
has retarded the work, but what has
been done has been done well. Under
the general supervision of such men as
w. Il. NJ. Pussey, Esq, Hon. Caleb
Baldwin aud General g. NJ. Dodge, and
nj its incipiency, DIR Honn there will be
10 fail in the protection of all the inter.
ests Of the State"
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To Iowa PUBLIsHERs.-Gen Wright.
Secretary OF State, who Is preparing q
correct list Of Iowa publications, would
request that one copy ofevery publica-
ton in the State be sent to him. Pub
fishers Of semi weeklies, tri.weeklies or
dailies. are requested to send copy OF
each Of their editions. The daily
press will confer favor on Gen Wright
by publishing this request, IN order that
1t may meet the eyes Of all publishers in
the state
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-11-25

The issue in the Supreme Court a. to
whether the United States should pay
certain railroads In the South for its use
Of them, or whether the companies
should pay the United States for the
equipment which the Government put
upon them during the war, has been de-
cided by a compromise. The railroad
companies agreed to retain possession
Of the roads, run them, aud pay the in
terest Oh the Tennessee railroad bonds,
and turn over the surplus money, il
there shsuld be any, to the payment Of
their debts to the General Govern
ment
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-11-25

The city OF Albany. n. Y, was the
sosDe Of . terrific hurricane last satur-
day forenoon. Buildings were unroof-
% and much damage done.
The Society Of the Army of Tennes.
80. after electing General Sherman
President for the ensuing pear, adjourn
ID zine die on the 18th.
The Suez Canal is a success. The
heet Of vessels, with the French En-
press and other distinguished person.
agss. passed through it safely on Sat
urdsy.
The success Of the proposed Worlds
Fair ct Washington Is declared to be
assured; $l50, 900 has already been SUBJ
sosibed, and large additions are promis.
%.
There Il good reason for believing
thae government has reopened CORES
p00dencs with Great Britain on the
subject Of the Alabama claims, but moth
tng b known as to the progress of tn G
matter.
Old sailors tell that the gale of last
week hes been one of the most severe
aad disastrous ever experienced on the
Western Lakes. Many vessels have
been either destroyed or badly damaged
and many lives been lost
Twenty-Five Spanish gunboats have
been bsonght to New York, and several
ass now ready for sea. They are, how
ever, held b. the navy Oh an order from
the President, Peru being the complain.
ant How long they are to be retained
does not set appear, but Peru ha, no,
yet justified the suspicion that they are
intended for use against her.
n bill giving women who are tax pay
oso the right to vote in school district
nsetings was lost in the Vermont Leg
jeJeture last week by vote OF II
aeainst 02, The principal objection
usgsd against the bill was that it would
- ap innovaHan upon the established
pqet9ms ~ the State, and that there
- 20 reason for allowing ~omen to
vole IN Aeh0ol meetings than u other
lAaisy such > BIZ would open up tho
vhsis qssstiop Of woman suffrage.
TAs next slsetiops will occur in Miss
1tpH and Texas on the goth inst. The
|ee9hli0Ans have hopes at carrying
l1lslAtppi. but In Texas politics can
~ - 4eecnbsd = "ali tore up." HAM
~. independent candidate, seems to
~ ~ beet chance to b elected Gov
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FRANCS CHROMOS.
IN OIL AND WATER COLORS.

PnAre.s AxxRrcAx CHDoxos are fac.a I'M -.
s q oil nnS done y
1917 -. 11 oS al expert 10 detect the
them and sni S,sissr Bar.
-. .,ttsry S1 nurseries, or chambers,- -
nothins 20 exouisiteiy beautiful as these
oss g H, sns saa
o. o.! rou -. rI otr.h,v calculated to adorn .
Ssme; 10 e ttivnte love for Ar among the re
s brighten up t :. I'm.
Inc Seneratios nc their silent yet refining in-
nueSce, 70 love Inc beautiful IN Az. and IN !.
nature thssto. ha: been asistosgss1s
couii nfford 10 nav fnc works Of art; but chro:
mo-iiihosraphy has changed al that. and nd
brought saaqs paintings what tSe
printine press did Tor Literature. Let no fam;
ily, henceforth. be without 2 few classical
books. and one or two maste5y pa .nhIn h
Both ihould be regarded % indispehsaoAs "
complete home " Advertiser
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Secretary Boutwell, Endorsed.
The London Econonsist, the best d
nancial journal In Great Britain, says
In reviewing Secretary Boutwelrs Phil
adsiphia speech:
Although the American six per cent
debt is yet quoted under par, II y very
I! far from incredible that 1t may rise 30
fast as to 81 We the hope Of rsfunding It
at no distant time at much lower rate
! of Interest. If things continue as they
! are for another six months, ana MT.
Boutwell, buys in el0, 600, 900 more bonds,
/ il Ii hardly possible but that another
! great improvement in American credIt
will lake place. a.. 4aH n
=, This is encouragingsoPThe Economist
is not wont to paint in rose color Ameri-
can finances. When 90 close All observ.
er and so cautious . counselor Endorses
the Boutwell, policy, il Is a substantial
proof of its soundness. t., ."
1t is to be remembered that the prac-
tical object in approaching our foreign
credit is not to prepare the way for
new loan, but for a substitution Of the
present bonds for those bearing lower
rate Of interest. At present our bonds
are not held as permanent investment,
but for. speculative purposes. When
once the suspicion Of prospective bad
faith ON our part has been removed, the
heavy non-speculative capitalists of
Europe will gladly take American four
per cent bonds. .-.. ...
We do not state this as positive fact,
but simply as a strong probability. 1t
Is upon the hypothesis that such will be
the case that the Secretary Of the T reas:.
ury bases his policy. Were it not for
that, the appreciation of our bonds
would at best be only a secondary con-
sideration. AS it is, it is Of prime inn
portance to our Taxpayers Chicago
Journal.
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Butter and cheese are almost indis
pensible articles Of food.a Properly used
they are nutritious and healthy; but an
inordinate Use Of either causes indiges.
ton and dyspepsia. Parsons Purgatiye
Pile judiciously used, will remove both
of these troubles.
Have you ague in the face, md is !,
badly swollen. Have you severe pain
in the chest, back. or side? Have you
cramps or pains In the stomach or bow.
els? Have you bilious collie or severe
gsoping pains? II SO, use Johnson,
Anodyne LiaiD,ent.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-11-25

The State Register has information
from the trappers in the Far West
which assures it that the beavers and
offers are double lining their houses,
which they never do except wheh se-
we're winter is at hand. This is tho sew.
enty seventh "unfailing sign" that the
approaching winter IL to be tough one,
and the Register man says that for one
he is now fully convinced.
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SHERIFF SALE

BY virtue of a general ex ecution to me direct.
Circuit Court, in and for the County Of Cedal
and state OF Iowa, in favor Of Alma Parr and
Sylvia Parr, aud against William PArr. Leon.
upon the following property Us the property o.
the said William Parr, Leonard Parr and Jas
NanhOrn, to-Wit:
The southeast quarter 90 Of the norrheas,
quarter OF section number ten (lO), and the
northeast quarter % Of tho southeast qu arteI
20 Of section number three az all in town.
ship number eighty-one (sl), north OF range
mum Der one ~, west of the 5th p M. contain.
Ing eighty acres situated In Cedar county, Iowa
House door in the town of Upton, in said
county, on Saturday. the nth day Of Decemb
a. y. 1852 At IL O'Clock n of said day to salts
~ said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon.
Dated this llth day Of Noyembsr, A. D. 1850.
JOHN b. SHEARER,
46wl Sheriff OF Cedar County, Iowa
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0plinterD.

OPAAAtO1Os
Mariposs county, California. furnishes
| : new fossil, thsskslston Of . monstros1
animal, measuring twenty Elk sst e
lsng and with skull weighing ooo
mounds, Il was found surrounded BY
forty or a fty human skulls OF . low
type. ...... When chimneys were Invent
ed, 600 years ago, architecture would not
| recognize them, and common sense ana
necessity fought In their favor against
the prejudiees Of the architects nearly
200 years. ...... Jonathan Morgan, who
constructed the first steamboat ever
seen on New England river, Is now
living at Portland, aged 0ls In small
attic room which serves - Office, bed
room and kitchen. THE wages Of Pa
rislan workmen are on the decline....."
It Is proposed to water the streets OF
New York with salt water, the method
now practiced In parts Of London and
Liverpool. ......A gates, comedians and
other hard stones are sawed with small
metal plates covered with diamond
dust. ..... Chicago has introduced ten
mounted letter carriers. .."..A geograph-
ical survey of the state Of Georgia has
been beguu......1t Is estimated that go
million pounds Of mulberry leaves are
consumed for every million pounds of
raw elk produced in France.......The
tower Of the Dom In Erfurt, Prussia,
contains bell which requires twenty
four men to set it in motion, the largest
bell but one In the world......The AL
bertype Is n new and popular kind Of
picture in England, taken on the pho
togrophic principle, but In a style re-
sembling the lithograph.......There are
said to be upwards Of $4,000 threshing
machines in the United States.......At
the Cooper Institute in New York there
are free schools In telegraphy for young
men and wolnen.......The revenue OF
Prussia amounts to forty per cent. Of Its
national debt: that Of Russia twenty
seven per cent, while that Of France,
England and Austria range from ten to
sixteen per cent......Naples produces 50,
coo dozen pairs of gloves annually, Mi.
Ian l5O, OOo, the latter being superior In
quality THE total receipts at the
Peace JUBILEE were 500, 27O.3s. Cost Of
the Coliseum, $3.50, 75O.6s, and total ex-
penses, s2sa, 1855. %; of which 81, 2ss, SO
was for advertising.
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1t turns out that the journalistic Cos
sip respecting the opinion of the su-
preme Court on the legal question OF
paper money is mostly speculative, and
without solid foundation. There Is no
reason for believing that the cour IT will
afisct the value Of the currency, aud it
is equally understood that il, before con-
sultation, a majority ofthe Justices hold
that Congress had no constitutional
power to issue paper money, the deci-
sion will be postponed until after specie
payments ars resumed, 50 that the OPP
Grafton OF the decision shall be confined
10 the future,
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PRANG'S CHROMOS

- Arc Idc- sinsile roproductions OF exquisite
oil paintings. 30 admirably executed - TO rem.
der It impossible for any but experts to detect
;he difference between them.
Aa-Ask for them 1t the Art and Picture
Stores. s&
A0Our Chromos are sent FREQ to any ad.
dress, within the United States, east OF the
Missi9sippi. on re ,eipt Of price.
~ Prang's Chrome Journal" issued quar-.
terly. contains . conn lete descriptive cata.
logue Of our Chromos, with special Informs.
ton about tho art. Specimen copies OF the
!.c1rnai sent to any sddress on receipt Of
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FRANCS CHR0M 0S.
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Poultry I Iss ."sr ren'e"" per pa'F 80
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Fruit Piece. l.. arer 6 Bieie. 500
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-11-25

80O 1o0kO0O 0O0O SuoStAOA'
A lArge and very spirited mass meet.
~ was held In the Court House al
l1ossatins on Tuesday evening of las.
wssk lbs The purpose Of considering the
peeoent aspect Of tue Railroad Bond
Qusstion, IN Iowa In general, and In
Asseatius county In particular. After
lsagthy and spi:y discussion in which
~ general sense Of the meeting seemed
- b ELECTED to the effect that the Bond
Tax should not be paid SO long as there
ss0alnsd any method Of defeating its
collection; and - against any steps
losklng 70 . compounds under the leg
islative provisions Of 1858, long series
1esssolutions was adopted. the gis. of
whieh b perhaps contained in the fol-
ssv'ss 'zsr:ets ..
LasseSsed, That We recommend our
city and county authorities to take no
1900 g Pss.s1s ssvs..ss submitting
! 80 ..'.. - : = - ~ |. e - = Y
-, ;s.s1y1ss 1870 .s..psis !.
- ~ sA6 0Gaee seem to
06oovos11ve % TIE authority aud dig
loIev - our State Courts. aud dangerous
- De rights and privileges Of citizens
q ~ States, II not positive and unwar
Sn0ted refreshments upon the iuris.
11esioa Of the State Courts: there
1bsO -.- 49,
Resolved, That we respectfully and
eAsDessly protest against the exercise of
sDeA anthOrity by the Federal Courts,
80 hereby pledge our sympathy and
sapQost to the State Courts in the main
1eaance OF their rightful authority.
Resolved, That committee of five
eiii1eos Of Muscatine county be appoint
q By The chairman OF this meeting
vhese duty 1t shall be to call conven-
tio0 Of the counties Of Lee, Des MOines,
Henry, Louisa, Washington, Powe-
shisk, Iowa, johnson, Cedar, Musca-
tine aud such other counties as are in
terested In the Railroad bond indebted
ness, to meet At Muscatine on Wetines-
day, the 18th day of December. ID.
n0oo, TO consider the propriety OF united
and Harmonious action on the subject
.of said railroad bond Indebtedness, said
convention to be composed of delegates
from each Of said counties, not exceed
ing twenty-five delegates from any one
county. sd
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ernor There are about 10000 voters
registered IN, Mississippi, OF whom
about $1,000 are whites and the rest col
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Nlcvv ADvERTIs1cMENTs.
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70 THE WORKING CLAAE.-We are now prepar.
"a 10 fnrnish all caes with constant employment 81
home the whole the time Of for the spare momentA
aeI easily earn from soc to s per evening, and pro-
portional sum by devotng their whole time TO the
THAT I'll who see this notice may send their address.
and test the business make this unparalleled 0nef
no such as are not well satisfied will send d to pay
for the trouble Of writing Full particulars valuable
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Terrible Railroad Accident.

a San Francisco despatch dated Nov.
lith gives the following sccoun, Of the
latest railroad horro.-
\ few minutes pas. . 4. NJ, the east.
ward bound train Oh the Western Pa
cihc Railroad, eight ears, including the
sleeping car, collided with the Alamada
Ferry train, four cars, near San Lean
dro. Both trains were going at the rate
oftwenty miles an hour. The engines
are perfect wreck. The cars were
smashed and driven through one an
other. The Western Pacific train left
prompt Oh time, but the morning was
SO fosgy the engineer with difficulty
could see any distance ahead. On ar
irving at the switch where the Western
Pacific connects, the Alameda Road
train slowed, the switch-tender was
questioned whether the Alameda train
had passed, and he announced, "All
right. Go ahead Soon after the
trains came together with q terrible
crash. The first passenger car Of the
Western Pacific was driven through
the smoking car The other cars were
badly damaged. The killed are vari.
ously estimated at from ten to fifteen,
and the wounded thirty to fifty. It is
impossible to obtain the correct num-
Der.
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SHERIFF SALE.

SHERIFF SALE.
BY virtue Of special execution to me direct
Cd. issued from the once Of the Circuit Court,
IN y, ana Tor the County u Cedar and State Of
George Rosman and n J Rosman, have lev
led upon the following property - the proper
tO-wtt:
Lots numbers six (6l and seven "a. In block
number nve E5) in Hecht's addition to the town
o. Clarence, Cedar county Iowa.
Ana shall offer the sainA for sale, Ut the
Court House door In the town Of Upton, In
said county. on Saturday. the lith day q Do.
day. to satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon.
aNx3 sheriff 81 Cedar county. fows.
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ESTRAY STEER.-Taken up by Samuel Dut-
II ton, In Pennington township. Cedar CO.,
Nov. S. 1863, one red and white spotted steer
two years old. star In forehead. Appraised at
SIS. WIN. ELLIOTT, Clerk.