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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.


FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
United States Mail Line.
W A CALDWELL.---Rube Haynes master
This splendid passenger steamer IT.
viii leave for the abQye On -A
Fh1DAi' otn Inst, 8 pm.
I. a. KENDIG, Agent.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and White River Packet Company
United States Mail Line
For J~aoAsonport and Way Landings.
master
rms superb passenger packet IT.
viii leave as above @
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm
I. A. kENDIG. Agent.
lyl5 J04 Front street. MOsby Block.
FOR CINCINNATI.
Sienpnls snd Cincinnati Eacket Compan 49,
tor Cairo, louisville and Cincinnati. -
MIS- elegant passenger steamer
viii leave as above ~
FRIDAY. 18th inst. at D nm -
JAMES T. BOURNE L co. Agents.
lYI4 NO. y Jefferson street.
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GAyOsO CLUB MEETrNG.-Ohcers
and members of the Gayoso Club are
requested to meet at Willett's" this
morning at ten O'clock. A full at
tendance is desired. BY order of the
President.
CHAS. A. CHOATE, Sec'y.
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THE Mammoth News Depot, 1861
Main street, always has the latest IL
lustrated Weeklies, MOnthlies and
Northern Dailies.
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DRY GOODS AT AUCTION, this
(THURSDAY morning, July Is, at
10 o'clock by
GOTTLEIB & EZEKIEL,
Cor. Second and Adams streets.
LADIES Corsets, at s1-worth 81 80.
M. Kraus 4 Co.
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DRY GOODS AT AUCTION, this
WHURSDAY morning, July Ia, at
10 o'clock, by
GOTTLEIB 4 EZEKIEL,
Cor. Second and Adams streets.
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NOTICE.-All persons interested in
the completion of the "Shelby
County Turnpike" on Poplar street
extended, especially those living
along the line of the road are urgently
requested and expected to meet at the
store of ROyster, TreZevant 4 Co., on
Monday evening neXtat 4 o'clock, the
18th inst. WAI. 7. AVERY.
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ian" ''''' JosEAHDELoACH. P. NJ.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-14
MISSISSIPPI
DiarrhoeS Cordial.

Diarghocn, oDc Of the most fatal disor-
crs known in the Valley Of she Nississip.
and throughout the west, is immediate.
checked and rapidly aud radically cured
y the uss oi this medicine. Prcsnmp
ious US il may seem 10 say 60, Il Ia conh-
enlly pronounced infdiAbie 10 oil The
isenses oil the bowels common 10 that
gion II IA At once mild astringent'
20 anodync, md on Alternative; and ~
Bc,s are to cheek tie discharges, sooth
he irritation Of the membrane which lines
thc bowels, quiet the whole system, and
rodace = healthy change oil. action 10
he digestive and sccseuve organs. III
(ciion upon The Liver h direct, add ia
be highest dkxrs saIuiary, regulating III
isortrrcd iunctions Of that important Of.
tap, and promoting the formation o.
|ealthy bile.
The soothing and healing influence q
he Mississippi Diarrhoea Cordial !. al
most instaniaucously nit, and within Z
Wv hours alter taking Il the sufferer 'to1
iarrhoca. colo. ch0lera nscsbus. dys:n
cry, or any disorder Of the stomach Of 10
eslinal passagu, = not only merely cor
kaiescsnt, bat WILL There y nothing
cid Of abrasive In the cordial. i oct.
pon The internal ssrlaess with which u
kouwa 10 contact like ~ smolteat.
II u pesspeibsd BY the trse wessefI.
bhysicisns 10 theis pfactice, and y u:ed
Is standing remsdy In the Memphis
fospi!sl The demand for Il (bssed Up
n satisfactory expericnce) ccp'inuaIly 70
rcass, and il may now Airiy b termed
Sns onxAr MEDICINE OF TBa WRrr
)ace tried, Il h never iorEotiea.
iigrxs wxeK--Ail tho Planters in -
ola county and throughout Ncr'h Mis-
Pisslppi.
For sale BY J. u LANCASTER Mar
kbali 1exrs.
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%. -, a., a.
Dss f'ass Y tns hse'es' " asaias,
20 eosfesPoaaso' u .. : o, Wy \,
hsaisai Peper. DaI ne ''''' 'as
usse! u" soess ~ sa' Wy, no NV,
tsr Who sa.ss,' ns,s ~ raragfsP"
ran ~ o. =, 'e'e I. is..s.s' ,.-,
4 dsasssa,ssd ~, n.s''s sc.a .s's.y
ssess'sa ~ ssnc l's s,'ss ~ -.
.ssss Of twelve ysass, az 70 - . not
Ioss sssss' "Ihoss oes'ss.n ss'io"'
we're very ssseasosae's ssa 'sesp;e
sens, bss ny voala nor s'esI,
To "ovsesnss' !. r y. o. .!es''
inp, 49, isasa fo.s ~ 'oesasiess
Ths eossesse se'oless s'ense .''n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-14

THE Proprietor Of
q ; % .. ss.s' e. ss st.. -, .
n }t5eads "a lhs public for The very
3bssal passoaAes be hss received, 40
ssssirs thsn thas no pains vii y
jared 70 merit ooaadesec; i'e y
sitter prspafsd with iacillt1ee Tor your
Recommendations than hssstceoss bs'ns
I'll sspplisd with S4bsiassfsj 40 cos
|rtstk' Aseks, good 'ssms, - 60
N Astssrs ~ The tFaAspceeassea g -
enx,sn Asd 70 thoss Who vc.A sass
drive, fos sisksr bssiases q p'ssssrs'
j. weaA ~ h hss good
Buggies and Horses
br yosr aeeoanodaioo. 10 eene .
satIsnsn, sslsst yosr teams and ssss
kds.
The Gtab,s will, y hsfstoeoss, b sade'
he coateol and uaanaes0ens 81 Gel
". e, kani4h, Who b ~ .nsAesssse
Sgsss ~ ~ teGasastioa d a bssesss'
|oanss&sd thssswith.
Y. y. ELAIOCk,
Psopsistus.
MasuAall, jaa..s, 90. 1914
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80.
Inc o''' voc 'hs rerasserscesss d
s"g'.s' assssss'fPs. 80 Ts1aA,
parsed both hsssss q Cssoseas, With
ap,e,'so offered y sssasae Nestos,
OF 'ne's.s, rsys'''sg' - : sos1'ssss
rseeesse' 10 .e"sfsss'esa' feffSes
s.''on. that '"sss 1sasss shall featsy
TIE s,'sssaa .~ssdns.e y ~ cea>
ss''s''es Of me u.''ss nsasss- Ths
pssaoess's resisted tie bs'' - 'osg
- 'nsy possibly ess'd y cssGsss'
s'cesi 'se.'c', os' thsy wsse soa.
ps'isd 9 'sss 70 y'-'s. Thsy 80
voc" as'y an" some Of them SosM
nave u'sd !" "e'n9 T" " tasy ccsss
nus have as'ss'sd ne 'sm~ess 49,
ssfs axa'"ss sh'e~ s"sy seexhA TN
escvsso o. Hess"s VS. asFossoss.
Nota'sg ms Il was ever dsnasSss
OF any Of 'As S:a'asr" States hseass-
to rccosstsac's|' Those stasss vsfs
rsqs'fed' =" e"sd'''o" o. rsssos.'
non, 10 suoPi 'ha i"arisessh s@ssd.
nsss, oss s"s sss ansssee. The
latter hes hss" got sP slices their
'is's, hvss tho 'ssd."s Hsdscsis u
tue senate 'hsse 81 them nod 'asa ~
All fsssrd '"r every hwd Of hsmas
rights except Hsascsl vlehn asd ss-
gro r'sn'e, protested AEassse The pro
v.so. s"na'nr IrambsH ssSd that he
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ss~sfr p..,A.kL. .H>.1. 49, - fnrn.
n IN ~sS.. m ~.
-. Cs~.s. CSss1ss1 Z ~.
rance Gasee n ~. ~,
or - nas1ssee 1. ~ NJ
sssippsd =: !. . ~ - 80 ~ ~ ~. ~
safAsee y ~. -. ~.
spo. C r., . !. m Il, MI a>s1ss
ny oSe rsS $500
Attractive Features:
II Issues III desirable ~. sedswnsoA'
and noa-fosleitnG relietsc = 2 .sn9ie
liz iron ESQ b 1900 II disa:aAs
are nads aeasally y leasy nssees.
All y psoss e q. sl!'ess ~. 1 - s
ssseeaiag y ~ aissssliea Y - pstsy
holdsss g - II . 1f9.esss aeasa ~
1t II ths pesgaasa1 ihSseaes u -
ssssrsa; ~. r. ~ pssaaasat ssSes'
ton Of ne pssaian; ~ To ~ h
Grease Of ssn eassesd - - = : sssa
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CAPITOL HOTEL.
MURPHY = nAVoo0. rssssistsss'
Fore Reduced to % 90
per day, Currency.

eUNHlEs ho>sl b sssseslssd - 49, q Ne
asssl hetsl bell1iass wsst u ~
Mieelasippi sivss. TAs 0ss0s ase 49,
neAiess ssd pssasasA - ~ veil mr.
nishea.
Ths pssYsis>sss ss<ssa naks neesy,
81. |. seaas y - - lney Aose 1e>sf
ulssl = hep . NJ ksass, shasDs
ssesessbls psiesA ~ b III, Assptle
- ssahnsat iaasss psess. IA visss
49, seAis.
Try It Once,
80 - vhstAss tAh b sEss Of ss'sly
dsseeAisA
1fnosi Ming cd sstsslisa 80 10.
Auee esp1sn, h vi1l ~ isslA-ssmiae
Ceeoes1sd w ~ hs>sl b large
Dr;ek Livery 6tasls
~ u = ~ ~ y - nea!s helass,
~ ~ sani1ns euGnb9ahosa1 h Tess.
n pssPsislsss hsss Fsasss1 =.
psise ~ ~, .aa4s ssssease9 - -.
~ - ~ - ~ pssessslsas ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-14

IT. Mssss (os.) jsusssl, b -.
gias esstesss plsslsss y 0esv ~
setees ed nsss NJ, suGnaslo ~
fsltsvias:
1T Hsss shssh - . ilsslue ~
~ sitealiss q ~ oeo1A ~ : ~
sssass mp. ~ ~ nsssesa ~.
tss stsss4 aon1sst ~, - ut(A -
"hsg' ~ vssy w. ~hsqn1,s
vseh - mooe apos1oonG. 49,
ny y - ~ - ~ ~ staq1I1
is4e ~ . ~. ~ ~ ~ -
-, Nhess b - ln1sD1oe - paouuoo
asaag ~ sss1lA l noDuQ
~ sesses ~ 49, 4 ~
NJ sAest ss1es ~ ~ Du ~
vsssAessss bss'lsas ~ -,
vAat tAssr
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I'm QuIcx - Tnip o. Ynn Ia

rivs sssss II isfbsaisias sans y
~ knssis1as u ~ Cssesss 81
- ps,Iss Il Msv Ysst - Saturday.
1kk ssies = seaiss y h Assss,1y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-14

FIvrssH AMnHpnEny 4 tAiLuns.
The proposed ISL ssssd.sss,
Notwithstanding The ftssAslsst nssss
employed 70 psss II, y ltks'y sfss ell
10 fail.
"a yst1ras Observer. al tAs
New York Times, Who V - Rsaisal
y they make lies, bst vhe hss
gIimmssings Of common sssss, says {
My opiuion has aissys bees that
what Is called ths Fiftassth Ascend
nsat 10 the Constellation cssast b.
hdspssd Ia sisher Ohio " ladissa,
o. probably iiIiaois. II ! usdes-
stand that ansndasnt, II fssess ths
states 10 adnis Chissss ~ veil o.
asgross to vote, aad HiH4ess, fthsy
shall ecns. Nov, vast " ~ ysu
| in he Timss Pisa, nk y righs u
saais Pagaa Chissss sd Htsdsss Il
vote, II yss sexA 7 6esesa. " ysu
| have right v fbsss upes ~ B&sAs,
eyes b - sassaasal y ~ Css.
stitusion, . shases h IL fss@sass.
vi sstusssss. Vi, H. neabess u ~
eivtl sonassisyY As4 bird. Hes
10 yos pssposs y saeesss ~
anssdns u o. ~ B1sess ~ ssjssl
~ aus>1nsst II ~ easAs 4
Ohio shssA sajsss thes aaesd1eeA,
vhss - - l. y satesss VI Thsel
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-14

sAstsoss WssA" senssbsd ~
=" 1hsss y ssosthisg iaAsssvo1ably
bssutifsl IL ~ ssus vt4s's dsss1iss
u Ass AssbAsd. TAsss y ssus1A1sa
very ssfsa 10 kss gsisf wAes 81
sshss hin sway. 'ksssss Asvs
their sias y NJ. ~ dssoA seuM
irrsgslavly ssa sslsee1seuly. W
recently kassd . nsse tsos6laa =.
ssssss n W. rssiessslee ~ -.
siessss wsaAs q ~ Ssseg1j y ~
hssbssd. fhssgA ~ s(sup1 ~,
shs ~ set ssDlss y ~ ~ ~.
Loshisg u ~ ssasiss 49, toso1
ssd lea hssAeeA ~ ~, ~ ~,
ne ~ - ~ tsassA ~ -
poke y The ssstisoes vAess ~
duty Il vae 10 sosises q ~ ~.
err Yss psll. bssssss jsss = y
The huttssy 81 RI 49, suo, ~
veil sesst NJ - 4 - sasag.'"
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Window 0laSs.

I UsT received BY A. 6sers, . lsses %
u Asss qaality AeCslly: winaov
elasA IN ~ hsanA b W. uni1s1
taAss aad tAs hsss4 iron bssehaea'
Also . ehelss " n lanps, Le.t
kimnsys, coal oil, TO-, whish I'm =
)oA u ~ lsusso agasss asees1ee9 :
~ end esa1iay svsr ossfed ~ ~
Hasass ~ s-.pa
jay u, 1857, n<&s.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-14

0svsssss Hsenes tktshs nss
fss4 - - qnasy sstn5ee1s tAst
ssetAsv Dtsts pSisca b see1ea tAsps.
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a Ssassa ~ vos ~.
A kAsasw nusApo snsn Do>sp
"A Dvtl Dce Asyawysp =
TsAa A DsScooo - rteGnD.

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rks pspsis.;ss 4 NJ Hayes h
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The Washington correspondent Of
tho New York Herald, writIng ~
the LIT, tells the following
Lieut.. Gov. Dasa tsolorsl) Of
Louisiana vas on the door Of the
Senate And House 70 day, saa WA
we'll received BY ssversl Of the Ssss.
tsrs aud msmbsrs. sumner iatFo-
ducsd hin 70 several Bsaators, asd
the dssky politician comporssd him.
sslf with remarkable dignity. son.
stor Wilson was completely takes
with tbs colorsd Lieutenant uovern.
or, asd, in the exubsrancs Of his
emotions At Aadisg his dream Of
days long realised on the Aoes Of
The Senate, sad . great stalwars Afri-
can ningling on familiar terms with
the CaussssiAa magnatss Of the land
rushed over to the Democratic side,
and, singing out thu venerable rep
|, sative Of ths isrevsvsible Dom
o. ~ Of Kentucky, Garrett Davis,
proposed to introduce him 10 tho dus
~ Lieut.. Cove. nor Of Louisiana, = nd
thus inaugurase tho err Of peses and
political amslEsnAtion. "Do coms,
implorcd Wilson, ia the blaadsst
soss. "hs h good SoutAsfn mAn,
though his color il little dark SD
you might A. we'll become acqusint>
Cd With him now a. To wait until ho
il ssnt here 10 the Senate ~ The
ststs Of l.osisisas." mo, sir,
ssssniy responded ,hs dinisstivs
bat iaAezibls ksnt~skiss Il vsal
no introduction. Not that ! have
say objection 10 the Niger, for "a
nsn viii extend hin more psosseties
THAI will whom he i in bis psspss
plses. don't blaus hin, sithss,
IT. hsisg here ~ tAs Aoss; bsi !
blsas these VIA ietsedscsd bin,
Ysu ksss veil sasseb. WiIsss, ~
| y . pises If sslssssllsus Asabsg
bst III - 10 psrty 70 It" asd ~.
leg 20 The iaoestsl 0asrsts tssned
| % biz heel sd ~
I r.-|--e~
/ rns QUICK ~ Tar o. SnB Ia
| soH.--Tks New Ovisass Tioes says
1 w hsvs ssssivsd fssa - u u
psassasess ~ fsllswisg s1elsneea d
uas aaAs By ~ vsssly pssas
sassasr 8slua, % hss Isst 1s~s vi
1hseA yAsus hss 70 - ~ n III
Ahsanea hnnta n kkn tRn2o.
rpso GAssvspsst y Atssssdsta
| le hsusu l 3 oiastss.
1ssa 6hssvsfsst y nsssh = 1st
river, - heasp 30 nisstss.
i, Frsn ghrsvspsst 70 Nss Orssass
, IS huuss - niauAes.
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asssxs n Pss1tsese = : sssdi
~ ~ O. Ie.ss - Ooie.
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j. H. JOHNSON,
ID I'll - {,
Marshall. Texas.

Ovvscs-W& ~ u III PsblIs
Hesass-
u EBPHCTYUlLY teaAsn ~ ~.
II visss - Ab ~ hIssds ~ patroas
n Hassisss ed sdlolalsg eosslSes. FPo0
b loag sypseisees ed elose spplieaeiea
" ~ psolisiss b ~ vasrasisd IL ~
~ ~ ~ vssh I'll - ia1hslss y ssos.
AsaAsial teslA iasssted o. he vsloae-
its Bass ksa ~ b asll ~, ~ pssaes
ntbtsstisa guassatssd.
lie en- b bsa1 q u oGss d
III ttoss, Whssg II b hessvsslss4 ~
pessoss y ssas v ~ 49,, tAsg w b
waitsa - 4 sAsis beoa HI nsvisss
en- b secured b edassnias NJ thssssA
~ uan q sah3uiDa.
February !. ~. a36-6
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TIME EQUvrAnLH

TIME EQUv'rAULB
Life Assurance Society.
UN ED ST A IT E 8,
Ne. % Broadway,
NEW YORK.
WI. G. ALUAUpR1, prsgiAsat.
Col. PHILIP STOCKTON, General
Agent for Sea4s d Teas, 0alves1oa.
Cash Assets, Nv, 1858, . !,00000 %
Aasusl lncons essr. A000,00 W
Ssm Asssrsd 8sria1 81, ~, 3ss, 40 90
Number lbHcss covering
abovs AmoSHl- go. O,465 W
Average Assowt y saeA -.
hiiy, .......... $,sS1 ~
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HACKS AND MAYB!


=. n. 0ULK1N,
HURNo ~ tAas6 y ~ 49,
II - buluun ~ = nasuheo. -
49,, ~ ~ IAua1 eeaesap -
$1,000 y ~. ~ lses y o1o.
- - y , - ~ usA ~
eUuDspsA IN
IwANakn AMI DNAYos
y ~ - 4 ~ setio. - = ~
- vpnosua1b toslD.
II. ., looA ~
nAv1D useaoADas
= An Ax8 An WWua
uAnsaAta, s1xA.
vYyOQlD peGuns11 aesssese =
IN ~ 6tnp6 ~ 49, - = L
80 r 90 d h0 - !9e
: 49, rsh1s eqA Se94 -
- Z - p11a1sSse . uee~ :
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THs AiLLEsiUM.-Fhs Liysrpsel
sorssspondss, Of the lPIsaysps says


"ps. Csmuisg, The great sseosd
sdvsat prophet. prsscAsl 10 bic Los.
don Chapel on Good Friday on The
subjsct Of earthquakes, and hs ~
CARDS then % presositosy siyss 81
stppsndous social eAsagss hFssghi
with tn gravest issues. Tho Nsvioss
had stated that ihsss thisgs shoulA
prsssds his second eoaisg, that there
should be earthquakes, ligAtsises
ssd thundsn such 10 never Md
Sssa sssn siscs mss wsss 10 ths
world, Il sppears To .hs Doctor thai
there remained 10 come oss shoek N
startling, 20 tcrrae, sod Of sssA hu4e
sd unprecedented P@epsrsisss tAst
ewes thosghsisss nsa sosh hsxia
70 b. avaksas4 ssd tara ihsir slass
tioa u tAssomeaA wish hiaAsss>
they hsd osly sascssl u snd hai-
sslsi. 10 sush for he Duslss's
theory, New for We fssls vhisA b
bases bis tsosblese~s timss. H.
tag sslds The irsmsloss sssth Aasv
isss Ia Desth America, he Wsl
ladies. asd portions IT sAs Gsitsd
o>Asss, ~ have ssstt4sshss witAia I
fsw miles Of Liverpool.
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|
DIR. E. j. BEAIAL,
On. n. LEN -,
OCes h vsss q Lss<sssss's Drss Sssvs.
DAk11CULAR st1sstisM gives 10 ~
i Medical - essgisal treatment d
Ne ~.
- Bills dss spo~ rsadision Of ~
vsss.
Nay II, 1857. n3s:H.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-14

Wax FiaUaxs. The PIsaysas's
Liverpool correspondent sivss - 80
soast Of los Of vax vovhs ~ sxhi.
bIties In that city tAst ~ shssd Of
thoss Of Artsmus Ward. He ssys
"Your correspondent west, fsw
svssisgs sisos. 10 ~ Alissp's Wax
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-09

Michel's at Nashua, in Chickasaw coun-
ty, and st. Columbus in Cerro Gordo
county, near the junction of Floyd, But
ter and Franklin counties.
The Warren county convention in
structed their delegation in the coming
Legislature to oppose any appropria-
ton for new State Capital, until Des
Moines shalt redeem her pledges in re-
gard to the Des Moines, Indianola and
Missouri Railroad. Too little principle,
and too much ''tickle me and III
tickle you" about this. A. We take
it.
"Barrett's" wonderful ID its effects.
We have report, apparently au-
thentic, that Hon. Jan,ss w. Grimes,
United States Senator from Iowa, has
forwarded to Governor Merrill his res
ignation Of that position, to take effect
December l. The term for which Sena-
tor Grimes was elected will not expire
until March 4, 1871. The Governor
will, therefore. appoint his successor to
fill the vacancy, and the next Legisla-
ture next winter will have to choose
two United States Senators-one for the
short and one for the long term.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-09
}. 1865, 1867 and 1869 :
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The above embraces a central portion
Of the State and not new section, just
open to settlement. 1t cannot we think
have increased faster than the average
of the State. From 1860 to 1865, EN-
bracing the period of the war, the In
crease was II, 749, or a tritie over twelve
per cent. During the next two years,
from 1865 to 1867, the gain was l6,4S7,
or tritle over ttcenty per cent. in two
years. During the next two years the
increrse was IS, III, or u tritie over fif-
teen aud half per cent. The five years
from 1860 to 1865 gave, as before stated,
about twelve per cent. of increase. The
four following years, from 1863 to 1869,
gave nearly Mrty,cight per cent. in
crease. At this rate Iowa will soon
range alongside the great States We
see no reason why this rate should not
continue. Never before has she stood
so prominently popular in the sections
from whence immigration comes. No
State has u more brilliant future before
her. Her high intelligence, love Of
liberty, tried patriotism and valor insure
to her most glorious career among her
sister States-Er.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-09
From Clarence.

CLARENCE, Iowa, Sept. 4th, 1852.
Business is reviving rapidly. Several
families have lately located in town, and
our population has been largely increas-
ed since the late census. 4 large num-
Der Of strangers daily arrive; look over
the place; many make an investment in
town lot, and then depart for some 9TH
er rising point. counted to day, ten
emigrant wagons passing through the
town on their way to the western part of
the State.
A large delegation of our citizens
started this morning for your Idlewild
race track. They seem very much inte-
rested rs to the merits of certain horses.
1t Is understood large sum Of money
will change hands on the result Of the
race.
Alb. Piatt, Esq, who has been acting
as marshal at the Union Fair, Wheat
land, arrived in town last night. He
reports the fair q success, and the vari-
Gus departments stocked up to the aver
age rank.
The political cauldron is quiet. We
trust q stirring campaign will soon
commence, and Cedar county may not
be found weary in rolling up her usual
majority for the good cause.
Rev. w. A. Allen in charge of the
Methodist society will depart for anoth-
er field of labor. He bears away with
him the hest wishes of the people as to
his future career.
Prof. A. w. Stewart of the Capitol
school Of Des Moines, was in town yes
terday. Prof Streeter, Of Chicago, has
just closed his musical convention. He
is one of the most accomplished music
teachers i'm the west and trust Upton
may enjoy his services.
The Ga=e;.c is progressing finely. v.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-09

Our COUNTY FAIR.--The Fair Of the
Cedar county Agricultural Society,
which will be held on Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, the 2sth Goth and
3oth of this month, will have much bet
ter facilities for becoming a complete
success than have been enjoyed by any
previous exhibition. The greatest inn
prOvement will be, OF course, the new
Hall, the lumber for which is already
on the ground; and which will be com
pleted by the Goth inst. The Hall will
be in the shape Of q cross with arms of
equal length, % by % feet, leaving q
square space in the center Of the same
dimensions, and making the building
86 feet from end to end, each way, with
q total area OF 2,42O square feet. The
central square will have q pyramid Of
shelving arranged for the display of
flowers and fancy articles, and will be
surnlOunted with All octagonal cupOla
containing windows in each side which
will give abundant light upon all below.
The plan IL the same used on the
grounds between Clinton and Lyons
where the last two State fairs have been
held. The contract of building the Hall
il in the hands of A. ID. Young, Of
Clarence, the same who designed and
built the new Schoolhouse and Nj. f..
ChaTcA Ut that place, which insures its