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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-16


Editor Adoertiser::-ln your last issue
under I. o. of G. r. you express your
self well pleased to learn that the
Grand Lodge of Iowa wisely rejected
the suicidal third party policy and de-
termined to fight on in the ranks with
whom what Of success has ever been
enjoyed was achieved" Now your in
f'rmant did not wish you to receive
just that impression, for the Grand
Lodge took grounds in favor of indie
pendent action in the event Of the fail
ure to secure the full endorsement Of
present political parties. True, there
was no third party organized, but the
prohibition ofaN Intoxicating drinks
without any exceptions" is asked for,
and if a law to that effect can not be OBJ
tanned from the powers that be-" what
is to be done?
The Democracy are continually re-
iterating their License Policy. The
Republicans in their conventions are
continually reiterating their silent con-
tempt of every question relating to the
great curse and SOURCE of the Nation
and almost al the Republican papers
are opposing any political action or lie.
gal enactment for the purpose Of LESSEN
ing the crime. For q very liberal view
of the subject see what the Chicago
Journal Of the ID inst. says in, comment
ing npon the National Temperance
Convention then being held in that
city: IF then, prohibition Is the true
remedy, party bssed on that platform
should be organized, aud should draw to
its support eUery COCA CITIZEN" again,
1T Is true TINT the Republican party
has done farmore for Temperance than
the Democratic, and in some States has
adopted the prohibitory plank; but it is
not q distinctiUe Republican doctrine,
and nerer OH be. II prohibition is
made a political issue it must be by some
other organization than the Republican
party. 70 this all will do well to make
up their minds"
Now If this Republican journal speaks
the truth in regard to our party, there is
but little hope of the Temperance ell
ement accomplishing what they are
laboring for As long AS they labor in the
the Republican ranks. But we hope it
is not truth, for it is hard to give up our
first love, hence the decision to "work
and pray where we are, yet little
while at least, looking forward anxious
~ to the coming winter and spring for
the party in power In this State to falls
ity the foregoing assertion. If it does
not, then, Mr. Editor, the question ar
rises, which is the most Suicidal pol
ICY" that which permits tens Of thou
sands of human beings-never dying
ing SUBSTANTIALLY, to take the Sui
cidap steps into u druukard's hell; or
the one which organizes the "thiri
party" and with AN army of determined
men and women step forth in the cause
Of justice and liberty, demanding that
the damniny traffic and oppression
Cease, and that the devil and his incar-
nate fienus leave this Eden Of Iowa to
those who love temperance and equal
ity, irrespective of race, color or sex.
Yours truly,
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seized the Etowah Iron Works, better
! known rs Cooper's Iron Works, as the
property Of the Confederate States
They comprise about $1,000 acres Of
! land. --- - ---r ~ 10y
| A prominent physician of Portage
County, Ohio, relates case Within his
knowledge where boy, now some Is
years of age, has used tobacco since the
age of five months. When five months
OF age, being a nervous and fretful child
plug of tobacco was placed in his
mouth. and produced soothing effect.
The remedy was often used du-
ring infancy, and through the teething
period, and before the chi Id could talk
plainly it was . confirmed tobacco
chewer.
A new steam omnibus has been tried
in Edinburg. The engine, with all
omnibus attached, was run up and down
an incline to exhibit its speed and the
ease with which it could be controlled.
1t went up the hill at the rate Of seven
miles an hour, and came down ut the
rate Of nine. 1t turned in the road with
far greater ease than IL drawn by horses,
was pulled up instantaneouslv at the
word Of command, aud even backed up
hill. The dexterity with which it
picked its way between strings of cart
horses, omnibuses aud cabs, and the
docility with which it stopped or turned
whenever it was required, was marvel
lous.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, hat an instrument
IN purportng to be the last will and tesla
ment of Lavina Barclay, deceased, was present
ed in the Circuit Courtofthe state of Iowa, with
I'm and for Cedar county, at the August term
1859. thereof and read in open Court on the
10Th day of August. 1869, and by order of said
Court the first day of the next term thereof,
to-wit: October 9th 1862 was set for the final
hearing in the matter of the admission of
said instrument to probate at which time sa id
instrument will he admitted to probate as the
last will and testament Of Lavina Barclay if
no sufficient objection he then made.
WIN. ELLIOTT, Clerk.
Wolf & Landt, Att'ys. 37w2
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SABBATH SCHOOL CELEBRATION
The Sabbath Schools in Iowa TOWNSHIP p
lad q celebration at the new Baptist
church near the Cedar river, Friday,
Sept. .. The attendance was good, and
altogether it was \ pleasant affair. Prof.
Fellows Of Iowa City, delivered most
adpissbie a dress. Speeches were also
made by Rev. w. F. Morel,ead. Peter
Collins aud others. The occasion was
enlivsneti by come splendid singing and
. bouptiful picnic dinner.
New GOODS, new goods, at w. Dean
l. Co.'S.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
L undersigned has this day been appointed
and commissi one,l by the Circuit Court of &C.
dar county, in the state of Iowa. Administra-
tor of the Estate of J. - Fassett, deceased; and
all persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to file them with the Clerk
of said Court, clearly stated and duly sworn
to. and within legal time prearatory to their
being allowed or proved; and persons owing
said Estate are requested to make Immediate
payment to the undersigned, and avoid costs.
Dated at Upton. Iowa, this eleventh day OF
September, A. II. 1869.
81 Nv O. =. FASSETT Administrator.
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CoLMAN's RURAL WoRLD.-This pop

CoLMAN's RURAL WoRLD.-This pop
ular weeely Agricultural Journal will
be sent the balance OF this year for on
ly FIFTY CENTS. This will give every
farmer chance to give it a fair trial at
a very triIing cost. No farmer canSaf-
ford to do withoutit. Address Norman
J. CoIman, Publisher, st. Louis, Mo.
OUR FAMILY PHYsICIAN.-Thisis a
book which it gives Us pleasure to re-
commend, comprising in one volume of
IA well, but closely printed, pages, all
that people generally have time to read
about how to get well when sick, or,
being well, how to keep 81. The Ian
guage lie stuuiousiy simple, so that all
can understand it, and its directions are
given in terms SO brief and clear as to l,e
We notice one new
aud most valuable feature in it, namely:
the several methods of treatment follow.
ed by the leading schools of medicine
are all given-Aliopathic, Homeopathic,
Eclectic, Hydropathic, and Herbal.
These different nudes Of treatment are
all set forth for one. own choice, rs his
preferences or Decessities may dictate;
Or, II desirable, ne may employ cOmbl-
nation at two or more Of them.
Taking into consideration the great
practical value aud low price Of the
work, It seems to us that no family can
we'll afford to be without it. Like many
Of the best books now In circniation, 1t
ID sold exclusively through canvassing
agents, for whom it offers unusually
good opportunities, since It Is published
IN both English and German aud 10
having very rapid sale every where.
We learn that in the city Of Chicago
alone, where the author resides, between
Two and three thousand copies have
been disposed Of already. The publish
ers are J. 5. Goodman 4 Co., Custom
House place, Chi cago.
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. VIM. P, Wolf, our
State Senator, returned Saturday even
ing from trip to the Capital. He re-
p46 9st We are to have bon. J. B.
OansAk Sam. McNutt, and probably,
Henry, o Conaor seat here this fall by
th6 Esptrai Committee, as campaign
speakers. ssu..-% s..-
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NOTICE is Merely given, that NJ. Q. simp-
~ son, administrator of the estate of Tho's
j.. Garrison, decd, has filed his final report
In County Court of Cedar county and by order
of the Circuit Court Of State OF Iowa within
ana for Cedar county. at the August term 1869
thereof, said report was set for NAL hearing on
the 2lt day Of October. 1862, when sa id admin
istrator will be discharged If no objection be
then made. VIM EIIIDIsr Clerk
Wolf Il Landt Att'ys. 37w4
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONAL Mass
contention has been called to meet in
the Cuurt House in this place, on Satur-
day, the 18th inst, for the purpose Of
nominating Democratic County Tick
ct. Selfsacrifising brethren will doubt
less be found upon a careful canvass,
who will join the forlorn hope of candi-
dates. The Organization must be kept
up, you know.
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DIE d.

In Fairfield, Sept. 18th, infant son OF d. T..
and n. Il. sweet, aged 9dnys.
Farewell lovely blossom, your presence we
miss:
But we'll meet you again in the mansions of
bliss,
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M, "oNDERFUL CURES Of Deafness.
."ndness, Catarrh or chronic diseases
s oe'ng effected by that successful phy.
s'clan, DR.. Aborn, at the Saverv House
Dies Moines Register.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that an instrument
IN purnortinx to be the last will ard festa-
mcnt ~ James Bridger. deceased. was present
ed in the Circuit Court Of the state ~ Town.
within and for Cedar county a' the April
term. 1880, and bv order Of said Court made At
the August Term. 1864 thereof. said tnstri-
ment was set for final hearing and probate on
the 10th day Of Gee obar. 1880 when said ipstru-
ment will ne admitted "a probate as the last
will aud testament of iameS ''riiger. decd. Il
no 81 tftciant objection 10 then III de.
WM. ELLIOTT, Clerk.
Wolf d Iasndt, Att'yS Nw-
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N 8ipton Aavertiser,

AAvertieerS.-AlItr transient Local and Special
ro,cm IND transient Advertisements, must be paid
Ar in sdvaSce TO secure insertion.
EAt5ffM N6tices or Advertisements in the Local
so,suhs viii b charged % cents per line each nser
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday the 9th inst, ri the NJ. T.. Par
Scnage, by Rev. J. Nj. Rankin, Mr. John W.
Mitchell and Miss Susan Woodiing, all OF
Cedar county.
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PRICES.-A FAIR OFFER.

Send the retail price Washer sii Extra Wrineer ~
and will forward either both maclines. free Of
freight places whore one Is selling. and so sure
that they viii be liked, that we agree to refund
the money If any one wishes tn return the ma"hiNe
free of freight after months trial accord ns to di-
rtctions
No husband father or brother should permit the
drudgery Of washing with the hands ftvwo DAYS IN
the wear. when ii be done better. more expedi-
tnuslv with labor and injury to the garments.
by a Defy Clothes Washer. and n Universal Wringer.
tanvassers with exclusive right or sale make mon
fast selling them.
Sold by dealers generally to whom liberal discounts
are made.
II. c. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
sims 80 Cortlandt st., New York.
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Fart irIrpsx
trr EpNA' "a WILSON
N-'i " 'liH''""l =. II tltst "u1ri, .NGt, York.
NA>HonD. N TIE s-uJNU AND Using
s'ntfathn. III" vo."nt> Y"wcrs or life are
strong, hat IN a''w ytnrt how oft,u tho ra,la hue
me h'N-In~ir" "lG and enacia',d urm ana HE i'm.
lNN'niv ~ nii'"at:on To- IL, niui ,f,.rl slav its
"R''"' '"'"n'H Il ~o"n h'c'trte =, ji,rt tu The Oh
server ta' s"m, depressing influence Is rir,rktnss The
Development Of TIE body, "uuunrvt'an /, liked OF
and perhaps o." Youth + r>Ia",ol from sclroaI and
sea- in;" III" rpatrr. rts Il on" he worst u,.v.-
'h'h's. Removed it"nt "rd.utns diversions IT tn.
eVer-cha'gnk scoops Of the city the powers Of the
body too much "nfebl"d t. ry 2,St t. health nj and
rural exercise, Thoughts are turned usards uron
themselves.
Ifth"rnticnt b"n female, T. approach Of the rtenss.
u looked for vita Hu~i'tY - the frpf s,l,ptofn In
which Nature is 10 show h"r ing ou,r N d l,%pg
'h"'ihi"t II AMI visiting ID" c,l. eS Will the bloom,
Oh h"''h, HhS' uHrt4a'" at ~ lt"i'" Las Eruwn by
what It ed On; the energies "ftt ,tora are prostrs-
ted hnd Tho whole economy e dt,iuig,d The h.au,i.
fll and wonderful period ~ W ,nh lrntty and mind nm
h'r'" :" fascinating chang" ram cht!d t. woman s
looked for in vain: the Inr,a heart hci~ il, anxI,-
~ ana 'hnrt'+ ia" stStVe hut waiting ts victim
lEihH"hh's EXTRACT Hi .ar. rpr Wrak,r,r.s arts.
ih rom "N"'S~' ar cary jn>"rrt tttrudt v tn
'h' '"li""ns s,mpt@ns: Indti .,,itton TO Fxertfor
Loss OF Power Loss %" M"urr. D. 'lirlip f j.ros ~.
ing ''n'ra' ""Hiu",~ Iiprs" OF Disease. x,.s
Nerves, lremnlt,r Dread u} Horror ~ Death :, .t
~we"s, Cold Feet. Wa ulne>=. Iirlh%s oi' Vision
lahgoer, Universal Ise~. tudc t4g Nlt,t er system
often Enormous A{Itt3t" with T,y,prtfig ~. ,pteus
Hot Hands F,n,h,I'@ al tho BODY nrynr4s Of The
SKIN. fh'i'd "nnl"n"n"e and Eruption. eli the Face
Pain in ia" Back. iI"av ,ss nfl" Iy,a< f.ro,.tly
black Spots Tying ','0rc The ,.,,,. wiA Temporary
suilu"ion aud loss oi SIGHT want of attention great
mobility, r"stlt>sn"s~. with luiur uhuciet* Nothing
Is more d'" lfah" I" such IHt"u> tau solitude at4d
nothing they NOR" dr'"d ."r !rar nj then dives: no
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WV. DEAN 4 Co. are now receiving .
large stock Of new fall aud winter goods.

CALL and zee the new goods ut VIM
Dean & Co.'S
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will be Required Three entries In each
purse, and two to start.
H. G. PIATT, Pres't.
s. l.. SMITH, Sec'y.z ss~ e.
II. V. SMITH, for citizens.
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dearborn & Eaton do not take pictures
mt from one to three dollars ner dav )
."eir advertisement 10 last weeks paner
20 the contrary notwithstanding. They
.., refused numerous calls to work for
dozen will do. Pe1
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No one doubts the respectability Of
the Committee who rendered the excel
lent report to the Board Of Supervisors
at their recent session upon the state of
the county Treasury and Treasurer's ac-
counts; and therefore, the types Oh the
first page that awkwardiy make the
said Committee say "they respectfully
submit the following report" had much
better have said, respectfully report &C.
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For the Upton Advertiser.
Mr.. Etlitor:-You perhaps remember,
but many people seem to forget that the
Code Of Iowa laws contains the follow
ing:
"Sec. 4s65. If any person play at any
game for any sum of money or other
property Of any value, he shall be pun
ished by fine not exceeding one hundred
dollars, or by imprisonment in the coun-
~ Jail not exceeding thirty days."
Now it is notorious fact that this
statute has been openly and persistently
violated in several different places with
in a short time. At the "Idlewildr
races Oh the fair ground, near Upton,
not two weeks ago betting was carried
on, approved and encouraged openly,
thus making the otherwise innocent tri-
al of speed of horses All occasion for
wholesale violation of law, aud CORE
spending corruption Of morals.
1t is not surprising that an agricultu
raj society permits the trial, and encour-
ages the cultivation of speed in that
most noble Of domestic animals, the
horse But the people are beginning to
inquire whether the Board Of Directors
OF the Cedar County Agricultural Socie-
ty are not permitting their track to be
used by an association that permits and
encourages open violation of law by bet
ting aud whose object is the enjoyment
of the practices that usually attend
horse-racing rather than the improve
ment of the animal. Those who ar.
really Interested in the improvement 0
horses will not sanction betting. And
1t is also quite probable that the mana
gers of the Society will put stop to such
evil practices Oh their grounds rs soon
as the knowledge Of the same comes to
their ears.
We do not mention this matter for the
purpose of criticising any ones action;
but to call the attention Of the public to
the fact that there is tho prevalent dis.
position to violate the law above quoted.
aud that all right thinking persons,
whether they are interested In the inn
Of the speed Of horses or not,
ought to unite their influence aud action
for the purpose Of checking such dispo-
sition.
Fast horses in themselves arc very
fine and valuable animals; but fast"
boys are generally not valued 10 highly,
Or sought after so widely, except by
peace officers. AT
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THOSE beautiful boulevard skirts have
arrived at Deans. &6G

,FLoUR--The indefatigable and sue
caassul miller, NJ. A. w. Dean, knows
how 70 bring his mill into Favorable no.
tice; and has. therefore, put the printers
under obligations by another rack OF
excellent nour. He has 800 bushels Of
sound old wheat yet to bs ground, aud
those who wish some Of the flour, should
look for the product Of the Cedar Mills.
WIZ. DEAN 4 Co. are now receiving
large stock Of new fall aud winter goods.
vorxrs T.Zlxs Noricr.-rhe Town.
ship Trustees Of Center township have
met aud made out list Of the qualified
electors Ia said township, according to
law. A copy Of said Register will be
found posted up in the Court House, &C.
cessible 10 any elector Of the township
who may .desire to examine the same.
The Boat ~ Regfstry will hold meet
Ing at TIM A1SrlHs Office i'll the Court
House, Oh Vlie Tuesday preceding the
general election, form 8 o'clock q. IN. tn
s o'clock p. M, ut which time they will
revise, correct aud complete the regis
ter of electors of said township.
'"'s'".@ A. b. COBB,
w. HI. HAMMOND,
- ! 5trf j. w. CfsISMAN.
HENRY REIGART, Clerk.
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INCREASED PREMIUMs.-Th Cedar Co
Agricultural Society, and citizens of
Upton and its surroundings offer as
substitute for Glass D, No. "a, Trottine
Horses, to be trotted for Sept. 18th, 10Th
3Otl,, 1869, on the Cedar Co. Fair Ground
the following:
Fastest trotting stallion, mile heat. 500
~ ~. ...'...' so
Fastest trotting gelding or mare,
mile heats, III 5, ................. 100
81 do. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
Fastest trotting, 3 yr old colt, in har-
ness, mile heats,2 in 3,............ Is
"a do. .......................... 10
i'll 90. ....................... 5
Class D-No. rs. Running Horses.
Fastest running horse or mare, mile
heats, III D, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
~ uh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Barring winners in the above.
Fastest running, mile heat, Gins 40
~ 40. ................... %
ID do. ................. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Colt purse, half mile dash, years
oIu, ...'........................... lO
- Wv. u
Glass D-No. 26!. Cedar Co. Purse.
Confined to horses Of Cedar county
mat have never trotted in 3 minutes.
Best in 5, mile heats.
rastest trotting gelding or mare, 49,. S25
Sd do. . IN
IN all of the above Glasses 10 per cent
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NOTICE TO ExHIBIroRs.-Allp persons
desiring to compete for premiums at the
Eighth Annual Fair OF the Cedar Co.
Agricultural Society, to be held Sept.
18th, 10Th and 3Oth, are requested to
make their applications for. entries to
the Secretary previous to the first day Of
the Fair. This request is made in view
Of the fact, that every year the Secreta.
~ is crowded with business on the first
and second days Of the Fair, which ne
cessitates the entry of articles for two
full days. This year the first rule under
the Secretary's special instructions in
the Premium List will be enforced, and
the entry books be closed BY ten o'clock
Of the second day OF the fair. Exhibi-
tors will therefore remember that the
entry books will be open on and after
Sept. 8th, 1869. S. l.. SMITH, Sec'y.
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PICTURES CHEAP.-Great reduction
in prices at Dearborn & EatOn's. Ferre-
Otypes and gems at from one to hree
dollars per doz. Also, tine stock of
chromos, Autographs, steel engravings,
&c, which we will frame to order and
sell very cheap.
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OYsTERs.-There il said to be a time
for e.erytLfrg. and Bernard Lang wisl :
es the public to understand that the time
for oysters has arrived, and that he
keeps the best brands for sale by the can
or dish. 1t is not "Ice Cream" as his
advertisement says this week for the last
time until next summer, but OYSTERS!
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Roofing and SpOuting.

My principal hand has work ell forty wears NJ
The business: his name Is WIZ II. NAM.
MOND Is good sort of II man, ready for any-
thlnE that comes along. Ny GRE.i 7 ENEn-
HH'N VII! br fonnd In The lVRGTS PLOCE
Upton Iowa. whgne will lie hapIry to smile on
my customers. Come along with your green.
backs and will make Won hn,trv bv present
ing YOU with my goods In exchange for thanl
ooyl WIN. II. HAMNOSD.
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LUMBER. Attention is called to the
advertis,l'emt Of q. w. Eckei, 4 Bro, Of
Muscatine, wholesale and retail dealers
in lumber Of all kind, shingles, hath,
doors, frames, sash, &c, &c, We are in
formed by our builders that there il no
better place to purchase lumber, either
ns regards quality. price or fair dealing,
than ut the extensive yard of O. w.
Eckel 4 Bro, ut Muscatine; and we adj
wise all who are interested to try If this
Is not q, fact.
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MlLrfNERl.-Geo. p. Ingman has
gone or Is just going to Chicago to re-
plenish the large stock Of Millinery aud
Fancy Goods which he has already Oh
hand. The hrtest styles and best goods
are 1t all times found ut Ingman's.
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&
THE REPORT Of the proceedings Of
the Board Of Supervisors Of this county
at their September term, which only adj
journed last Thursday, is published in
full in this number. Being quite
lengthy, our readers will perhaps ex-
cuse any apparent deficiency in other
departments cfthe paper.
The report Will be found of interest
AZ business ofimportance tt the county
to the tune of . good many thousands
OF dollars, was transacted. The partic-
ularly able aud suggestive report OF the
special committee on the Treasury and
Treasurer's accounts will be attentively
read by all who feel any interest il the
affairs Of the county; touching, as it
does upon q subject that has been 10
much talked of, and with 90 little truth.
The work OF the Committee, Is evil
denced by this report, has been com
plete aud exhaustive, and the result
establishes two things: first, that there
has been . great deal Of gossj y about dis.
honesty inthe county Treasury with no
actual foundation; and second. that 4
csre'essnsss IN the administration Of
TINS department had grown to be chron.
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