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be taken by that body. The first mo-
ton in the Senate will lie to ask Com.
mittee Of Conference, and the second
will undoubtedly be to recede and agree
with the House bill This motion Will
bring square vote on repeating tn
law, and those who favor il say they
know they are strong enough to carry II
through. Others think not, and say
the ending of the conflict will he sus.
pension of the law during Grants ad-
ministration. a repeal seems more
probable than at any other time since
the contest began. #
4. Secretary Boutwell,. the new man OF
the Treasury, takes charge Of the De-
partmen, with Sl02, 100000 in coin In
the vaults-$29, 600, 900 of which is in
gold bearing certificates and Sl3, OOO, 900
in currency. On the lst of March the
public debt was s2,5i5, 1896, 9O4 IS, but
has decreased So 900, 900 since that time.
No payment of interest will be made
until the lst of May, when SjO,UO0,OOO
in coin will be required to pay the semi
annual installments of interest on the
) - bonds which fall due OH that
date.
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Not Dead Yet.

Ifanybody has been feigning sorrow
on account Of the demise of Andrew
Johnson, there is in store for him now a
real cause for mourning-to-wit, that
that humble individual ~ neither dead
nor like to b.; but that lie is girtling his
lnins for new campaign and another
Swing" and, in point of fact, so far
from giving up the ghost, he has taken
new lease of life, aud proposes to run
the political gauntlet from Alderman to
President once more before he dies. To
this end, he has made, not his will, but
his announcements, and will speak to
the people of Knoxville on the 81, and
to those of Knoxville on the 4th OF
April.
That Andrew Johnson will ever die
and leave that Constitution all alone In
the world is not for a moment to be
thought of. TO he sure, he has left it in
the hands of Il great MANY promiscuous
crowds during the past four years, but ho
has always recovered 1t buck, and took
it safely home with him to Greenville
the other day, aud consigned it to the
hands of his old friends aud neighbors,
but not without saving clause that he
should not only fight for il himself, but
he should pray for it. But he will not
die for it-that may as well be under
stood first rs last.-Chicuyo Post.
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The ADVANTAGES of Iowa.

Iowa has the hea!,hiest climate on
this continent-has more first rate land
ready for settlement than any other
State or Terriiory-has less worthless
land than any--is said to be out Of debt
hasa vigorous, intelligent, inventive
lmpulation-is on the highway around
the world, and bet wcen the two arms Ol
the mightiest rivcrs-has the strongest
delegation in our representative govern
ment of any million of peoples now
favored with efficient otlicers-has u leg
isla:ure that meets only biennially and
makes but few laws--pro.iuces more,
buys more, builds more. preserves more,
and improves faster than any other
state or Teri tory of a million OF .peo-
pie on this FootstoCl-is in the center Of
the star Of Empire which westwast takes
its way.
Are you on the move? Look Mt Iowa
before you settle. Are you stationary I"
Look at Iowa and then move. That is
to say, YOU have any snap about you.
If YOU havn't-it You are slow come or
JOHNNY go caSy-don't come about
this part of the vinyard. Better look
down south-or travel ont west-or take
a trip over the mountains-or go up
north-or stay down east-anywhere,
except in any one Of the hundred cnun-
ties in thi, State, for you wouldn't har-
with our institutions. "-Des-
-No'Hcs Euiie'in.
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Henry Ward Beecher says newsra
per is a window through which men
look out OH all that is going on in the
world.
If the Rcroltion women don't stop
talking about females" we shall stop
their paper. Women we know, and
girls We know, but "females" are too
vast and various. y World.
The white Of an egg, given ia sweet
ened water, is sure cure for the Group.
according to the testimony of "a distin-
guished French physician. The rene
dy mast be repeated until cure is ef-
fected.
1t is said that the crowd Of Office seek
ers is thinning perceptibly at Washing
ton. Every appointment made by
Grant takes away a train load of 500 pas
sensers consisting of the appointec, and
400 disappointed applicants.
In Andy's farewell address" the
word Constitution" occurs thirty ono
times, CONSTITUTIONAL eleven times
and "unconstitutionar' seventeen times
He WAS bound to leave the Constitu-
ton and the flag in the hands Of the
people.
Andrew Johnson is a rare old Joker.
At Lynchburg, Va, OH his way to
Greenville, Tenn, he made Il speech in
which he quoted the following
lines:
"When vice prevails, and impious men
bear sway,
The Post of honor is the private
! A Pennsylvania girl thinks the ad.
vertisements of agricultural societies ar.
/ fit commentaries on the management
of their fairs. Look at the premium,
she says, "for the fastest trotting horse
$50; for the next fastest, SO; for the bes,
team Of work horses, So; for the bes
loaf of bread, so cents.
An ingenious writer in LippincoH
Afuguzinc gives the names Of the prin
cip;tl serials in our periodicals for thi.
year in this fashion: "Ovcr yonder, be
yOnu the breakers, at MalOone, To-Day
Susan Fielding, my enemy's daughter
lost Marie Antoinette's talisman, thu
chaplet of pearls, in the mills of Tux
bury
Mr.. Boutwell,, Secretary Of the Treas
ury signalizes his entrance upon the du
ties Of his office, by the appointment o
n colored man to an important office il
New Orleans. We hope this policy vii
be followed up and that the colored me,
Of the South, who, with scarcely knows
. exception, were the firm friends Of til,
country through the war, will get fai
share of the offices. We honor Mr.. Bout
for his excellent example In this mat
. ter.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

DY virtue of a general execution to me d.
! ID rectcd issued from the Office OF the Clerk
Poweshiek and state Of Iowa, in favor Of z.
I Lamb & son, and against Reuben Ellsworth, I
have levied upon all the right, title and in ter
property OF the said Reuben Ellsworth. to- wit:
The northeast quarter of the northeast quarter
OF section thirty (3D, in township eighty
one tSD, north of range three (3), west of the
5th D, H.; also, commencing at "A corn or Situat-
cd one hundred and twenty rods due north of
the southeast corner of section thirty t3l).
in township and range aforesaid, thence rum
ming north one hundred and twenty rods,
thence west tifty-three a rods, thence south
one hundred and twenty rods, thence east
fifty-thrre !, rods, to the place of beginning;
also thirty acres of the east part OF the north
west quarter of the southeast quarter dissection
range three, west OF the 9Th p. m, the same be-
ing strip the full length ofthe said forty acres;
al>o the northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of section thirty -one Oh, in township
eighty -one tSl), north of range three ~. west
of the 9Th p. m: also the east half - of the
southeaS, Quarter . of sec number thirty ISO).
threet7, west of the 9Th p M; also the south
west quarter ofthe southeast quarter of section
thirty. in township eighty -one (sD, north 'of
range two. west of the 5th p. H.. except ten
acres OF of he west side Of said forty: also the
north half OF the northwest quarter Of the
northwes, quarter Of section thirty 1.-TWO 3D., in
township eightv-one tSI), north of range three
81. west of the 18th p. m, cont aiming in all two
hundred and eighty acres. more or less with
the situated tllnreOn, IN tet1af
county. Iowa. Also lot number three 90, in
block number twenty-eight fos>. with the APP
plrtcnanceS situated thereon, in Cedar county
Iowa
And shall offer the same for sale, ut the Court
House door In the town Of Upton. in said c.
dar county. on Saturday, the 10Th day of April,
A. ID. 1863. at one o'clock L. NJ. of said day to
satisfy said rxccu ion and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day Of March, A. j. 1863.
JOHN y. SHEARER
lIdOs Sheriff of Cedar county,
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Stercotyping Newspapers,

rev persons are aware of the fact that
our prIncIlaI morning journals are not
printed directly from the type.
tut from siercutNpcs taken from the
regular torns. The whole time con.
aumrd III making the forms is about
twenty minutes. 1t is accomplished
thus: Each page is made up in a sepa-
ra;e torn on u table in size and height
expressly adapted for the purpose; the
"%o ul this table are furnished with
casters, and us soon as the forms are
locked, the table is rolled into the stcre-
ot1 i'c room. The form is then removed
I" the moulding table; the latter has a
Mnisow iron bed, the cavity OF which is
h'i'd with steam, rs heut is one of the
requirements in facilitating the opera
non. Alter the right temperature is
attained the form is removed again to
TIE imposing table, and two or three
! sheets of peculiar kind of paper are
lad over the surface of the TYNE. and
they are then beaten down with n proof
! brush. P'oo'
Inc form is then again slid upon I'll,
! MOULDING table, another and heavie,
sheet OF paper placed over the first. thi,
Is covered with blanket, and Their
slipped under the press attached to tho
moulding table, and the power applied
| This is done almost instantly, when III,
| form 10 again run cut, and the pane
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PASS IT AROUND. "A Wooden Wed
ding - Marrying blockhead. - Cti
zen.
A Golden Notwithstanding To-
Eimiu Gazette.
A Crysta! MISUNDERSTANDING
"glass eye '-.Syracuse Courier.
A Tin Notwithstanding a milk
maid. 1iuburn Ne IT'S.
A Silver Wedding Marrying an old
maid Of sixty Waperty Democrat.
4 Paper MISUNDERSTANDING an edi-
tor.-Itnscd Democrat.
An Iron Wedding-Marryin black
smith. Brandon Republican.
A Linen MISUNDERSTANDING Il laun-
dress Detroit Free Press.
A Gorgeous Wetiding-Marrying
Herald.
A Foolish MISUNDERSTANDING for a
A Brazen MISUNDERSTANDING mod
ern belle.
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The New Bounty Law,

he loiioWinE - the text or the new
bounty law passed by Cunyress.
BE il eHucttd by the Senate and House
Of Representatives, ~ the United Stutes
q imertc0 IN Congress oss.n htea, That
when Il soldiers discharge states that
lac Is discharged by reason of ''eXpira-
ton OF term of ssrvcc," he shall be held
To have completed tie full term Of his
enlistment, aud entitled to bounty ac-
cOrdingly.
Sec. .. And be it further enacted
That the widow, minor children, or pa
rents, in order named, of any soldier
who shall have died, after being honor
ably discharged from the military SER
vice of the United States, shall he enti-
tied to receive the additional bounty To
which such soldier would be entitled
II living, under the provisions Of the
twelfth and thirteenth sections Of IN
act entitled An act making appropria-
tons for sunday civil expenses of the
Government for the year ending June
thirty. eighteen hundred and sixty sew
en-, and for other purposes,' approved
july twenty eight, eighteen hundred
and sixty eight, and the said provisions
of said act shall he SO construed
See. 3. And be it further enacted, That
all claims for the additional bounties
granted in sections l. and IL of the act
of Jul y ID. ls6s. shall after the LIST day OF
March next. be adjusted and settled by
the accounting officers of the Treasury
under the provisions of said act; and all
such claims rs may on the lst of May be
remaining in the office of PaymaSte,
General unsettled. shall be transferred
to the Second Auditor Of the Treasury
for settlement.
Sec. !. And he it further enacted, Tha
all claims for bounty under the provi
sions of the act cited in the foregoing sec
ton shall he void, unless presented il
due form prior to the LIST day of Decem
Der, 1881.
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The Lancet recommends a French
way Of preserving eggs, by plunging in
to a caldron Of boiling water u colander
containing one dozen, and allowing
them to remain for one minute. This
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peeled off is a complete matrix Of the

whole FORM.
A preparation Of French chalk Is now
applied to the surface of the paper, when
it Is placed in mould, the hot metal
poured against It, and the plate almost
instantly formed. Its now moved to
he planef, is cut, routed and justified,
and in u few moments II on its way to
the press room. These plates are cast
in the exact form required for cylinder
press, aud about half All inch in thick.
meas
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The Council Bluffs NonporcN says
that when "the good time coming
comes" announcements like the follow
ing will be frequent:
"Died-In the 35th year Of his age,
Mr.. John Smith, husband of the Hon.
Jane Smith, at her residence in Nashua,
this morning at 6 o'clock. Mr.. Smith
was meek aud quiet husband, beloved
for the graces of acultivated and trained
nature. He exceiled in the domestic
virtues cook..he was surpassed by
few-as a nurse he was equaled 10y none.
In this latter capacity, he at one time
engaged in those delicate duties involv-
In the care of an infant only two weeks
Old the Hon. Jane Smith having at that
time been summoned to Dcs Moines on
important public business.
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ORIGINAL Notice.

District Court, Of Cedar County. Iowa, June
Term, 1869.
John II. Starr, - -
against t ~
Mary Sutton and ; IL "a II al
1D Mary sutton, and Thomas r. sutton pc.
fendants: You are hereby notified mat
there is now on file in the office Of the Cerk
of the district Court, in and for the County OF
cedar, I'm the state of Iowa, petition OF John
H. starr Plaintiff, claiming of you the sum OF
one hundred and thirty-seven and ~ 100 dol.
lars on your certain promissory note, dated
August 23d, 1864, drawn payable August
23d, 1857 with interest at six per cent.
Said notr was drawn for one hundred dollars.
Also, praying decree of foreclosure OF Ger .
tain mortgage ofeven date, given to secure the
payment of said note. -. 49,
Now unless you appear to said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon OF the SECOND
day Of the ext term OF said Court, to be begun
and held at Upton, in said ounty, on the eth
day of June, 1869, a default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered thereon in
accordance with the prayer OF said petition.
Il. l.. SMITH, .
Avis Attorney for Plaintiff
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DROBATE NOTICE.-Notice Is hereby given
report of James Kelly, Executor Of the last
viii and testament of John B. Kelly, deceased,
with his petition asking an order Of discharge
OF the Circuit Court in and for Cedar county,
Iowa, and set for final hearing on the first day
OF the April term of said Court, to be begun
and held ut the Court House, in Upton, on the
18th day of April. 1863. at which time said order
will be granted and the executor discharged il
lawi WM. ELLIOTT Clerk.
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SHERIFF SALE.

SHERIFF SALE.
DY virtue of general execution to me d.
- rrG;ei, ISSUED from the office of the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court i'll and for the county al
Cedar and state Of Iowa, in favor of Edward
kimheriing, and against George ii. Goding
and John 'olding, Jr have levied upon all
the right, title and interest in aud to the fol
lowing property as the property of the said
George ii. Golding and John Goldng Jr to-
range 1, being part of the undivided interest
Of the said George H. Golding and Jno Gold
ing, Jr., III the estate of John Golding, deed,
And shall offer the same for sa le mt the Court
House door in the town of Upton, In said
county, on saturday. the 10th day of APRIL A
ID. 1859, ut O'Clock T. NJ. of said day. to satisfy
said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon.
Dated this 18th day Of March, A. b. 1869,
JOHN ID. SUEARER.
Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
Per Il. WILHELM. Deputy. Hts
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Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 534, 49S Ol
The School Fund Bonds, represented
by the item IF SPA ,49S Of, are not actu-
ally an item of Indebtedness, since 1t
represents money taken from one State
Fund for the purposes of another. De-
Quoting this amount, therefore, Iowa Is
actually ahead in the very comfortable
sum of S6229, $50 80.
But, more than this, rs we are in-
formed by our contemporary at Des
Moines, the Register, Col. Dewey, War
Claim Commissioner, has laid before
the proper authorities ut Washington,
vouchers for Sl65,VO, representing
amounts paid by this State in the mat
ter of raising troops for the Federal
Government, in addition to claims al
ready allowed by Congress. These al
lowed, and the resources Of Iowa will
be put down at 81 ,0a29 :2,22S 80.
Is "Iowa out of debt:' 1t is our
opinion that "she is"-and that there is
no better place on the footstool to more to,
An honest, faithful Republican admin
istration OF affairs has made the State
the solitary example in the Union Of
entire frvsrhom from debt, and whole
souled, live Republican people have
caused it to stand one Of the first in thu
Union free from the prejudices against
men on account of color. Hurrah for
Iowa and the Republican party-one
and inseparabIe. - Davenport ca
eCHc,
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Observation-Disclosures

pf MRS. NARY PALMER two squares
I)southeast ofthe Court House, Triton Iowa
Good rooms. well furnished, and the best ac-
cOinnolationS for boarders or transient GUS
tom. Good stablins on the premises. nl2
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ELECTION BETS. "A great many DeH-
ocrnts who had be. heavily upon the re-
suits of the election, repudiated their oo-
LEGATIONS and instituted suits to recover
the money wagered. Judge McNune'
of Sacramento District Court has recent
rendered novel decision, when settles
the question, so fur asthe authority OF
Of that court goes, in regard to the right
of individuals to back down OH election
bets. The party holding the the stakes
was sued for the amount of money de-
posted with him by the loser OF the
bet. The Judge decided that PRIOR TO
the election, any person had a right to
reclaim the amount he may have put up
on the result, but after the election was
decided by vote Of the people, the
money was forever lost to the person
betting Of the unsuccessful candl-
date. California paper.
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For Sale.

The southwest quarter Of the southeast quar-
ter Of section Is, township s., range 2.
2tf Enquire OF =. l.. SMITH.
90 Acre of improved land within u mile Of
DOripion. $40 per acre, cash, II in ono year
and i'll two years.
on Acre improved farm-good house stable
OVand NELL. Price, $1,000. cash and balance
in one year. 4mllcs from Upton.
- Also,
TWO GOOD DWELLINGS in Tipton for sal
/ very cheap.
4 IISO, a of NV 4 sec. 2, ~. so acres; b
N acres broke during past summer; all fcnc
ed; running water. aud located within two
miles Of Clarence. Price $50 per acre. cash,
and balance in one year.
Apply to 3. l.. SMITH.
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NOTICE..

~
NOTICE is hereby given that there is now
N on file in the office of the Clerk OF the CIR
cult Court Of Cedar county. Iowa, an applica-
ton of VIM. +. Hills and Geo. a. Enrisht OF
the town Ct l.oud"n. in said county, for per-
nit to sell Intoxicating liquors, as provided
by law, and that said cause Is set tor final hear
ing on the eth day of April 1869, being the first
day OF the April term Of said Court.
l3w4 WM. ELLIOTT, Clerk.
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Sheriff Sale.

Sheriff Sale.
10y virtue of an alias special Execution to me
ID directed. issued from the office of the Clerk
OF the District Court in and for the county OF
&c lar and state of Iowa. in favor 81 Orrn
t'ronb hitc, and against Charles Brockclhurst
have levied upon the following property az
the property OF the said Charles Brock elhtrst
io-uit:
The south half Of the northwest quarter
"a Of section numlmr four ~ in township
number cighty-two (S2 north and range mum
Der three C3I west of the 5th +. NJ. situated In
cedar ts,,ansy, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale, at the
Court House door in the town of Upton in
said county. on saturday the 18th day OF
April. \. u. 1869. Mt | o'clock p. IN. OF said day
tosatiSfv said Execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day of March, A. y. ls9.
JbllN II. SIIEAkER,
nl2ts Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
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immersion coagulates . thin layer o.
albumen on the surface, and the admls-
sion of air Is thereby prevented.
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BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM.

Essay. for Youns Men on the interesting rsla-
ton 0f bridegroom to Bird. in the institution OF Mar
rage.-a Guide to matrimonial felicity and true hap
pine,s. sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free OF
charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
Philadelphia. Pa. my
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iowa Financially.

The Auditor of State has prepared a
statement which shows the condition Of
our finances to be ~ follows:
RESOURCES.
Cash in,hands Of State Treas.
urer and Co. Treasurers.. .~ s2s4, $50 67
War Claims for expenses in
defense of borders during
the war; allowed by Act of
Congress March 3, lS69..". 90, S4S %
Taxes due for 1869. 65O, 1000 90
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q FOR THE CURE OF
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inyigorstes the digestive organs and restores the
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