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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-21
We also call attention to our varieties Of
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

ALPACA, BOMBAZINE, TAMISE, 8-4 and ga
BAREGES. Grape Marettes and Grenadine, Herna-
MES. In variety, Canton Cloths, Muslins and De
LANES.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-06-10
TaxstiOn Endless.

The revenue and finance system of
the United States for collection of
moneys for the benefit of bankers and
bendholders, is the-most subtle, COM
plicated and cruel ever devised. 1t
seats itself en- your threshold and
commands you to pay tribute to the
bondholder or starve. 1t is q system
of oppression that has become tIniyer-
sal and unsparing in its demands.
None but those who are unjustly and
unfairly exempted by special and
peculiar investment OF their shoddy
wealth can escape the visits and ex-
actions of an army oftax gatherers and
revenue officials. The poor mans la
Dor is embittered and his slumbers
haunted with the exactions imposed
upon him by the uninersal system of
espoinage and corruption now fasten-
ed upon the people. To the laboring
men of the land the i'm mense load of
taxation is most severe 1t follows
him to the workshop in the morning !;
it stays with him through the day, and
demands division of his wages
eve. 1t steals the bread from his chill
drcn's mouths, and the clothes from
their backs. It is ever, teaching and
heartless. Not a mouthful of any
thing that is eaten, nor stitch of any
thing that is worn, but the laborer
must pay duty on. And to all this
there is no shadow of cessation. The
debt IS increasing instead of dimin-
ishing; and new schemes and changes
are constantly being made to develop
the resources of the people and secure
additional revenue, to be exausted in
paying the demands of a bonded aris-
tocracy and the cost of the frauds and
stealings of corrupt and wicked ad-
ministratien of affairs.-Crisis.
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fered as a sacrifice to this Fictitious

At the expense of all moral senti-
ment was this political merit won by
great tolls, and the capabiIity for the
same cultivated. In Sparta there was
no conjugal love, no maternal love, no
childlike affection, no friendship
there was nothing else but citizen,
nothing but political virtue. During
long time was that mother admired
who, with indignation, rejected her
son that had escaped from a battle,
but fastened to the temple to offer a
thanksgiving to the gods for him that
had fallen in battle. We should not
wish success to the humanity coupled
with strength of mind so unnatural.
A tender mother is a far more beauti-
full creature or phenomenon in the
moral word than hybred creature
that abjures the natural sentiment in
order to satisfy or CRAFTY Fictitious
duty.
What a glorious spectacle does the
rude warrior, Coriolanus, give i'll his
camp before Rome, who makes sac
rifice of revenge and victory, because
he cannot endure the sight of moth
er shedding tears!
In order that the state may become
the father of his child, the natural
father of the same ceases to be, ceases
to continue in that relation. The child
learned to love neither father nor
mother, because, having been torn from
them in the most tender age, he has
learned nothing concerning his parents
by their benefits or kindness to him !;
he has known them only by report.
In still more revolving manner was
the general humane sentiment killed
in Sparta, and the soul of all duties,
the respect toward our fellow-men,
was irrecoverably lost.
Hudson. Ohio. Mp.
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The French Atlantic Cable.


The French Atlantic cable is now
completed with the exception of about
one hundred and seventy miles, and
the whole will be ready in the course
of this month. 1t is arranged that the
Great Eastern, with the attendant ves-
sells, shall leave Sherness on the 10th
of June, calling to coal at Portland,
whence she will proceed to Brest.
From Brest she will Immediately start
for st. Pierre, off Newfoundland,
while two other ships will sail for st.
Pierre direct. to lay the portion of the
line between St. Pierre and Duxbury
Massachusetts, The land line Between
Duxbury to New York is already in
course of construction.
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Fifteen Hnndred Dollar stamp n Du

Fifteen Hundred Dollar Stamp Duty.
A mortgage for one million five
hundred thousand dollars was put
upon record last week, in Ashtabula
county, Ohio. 1t was given by the
Lake Shore railroad to o. II. Payne.
There were seven two hundred dollar
and two fifty dollar revenue stamps,
making fifteen hundred dollars on one
instrument. The amount onthat sim
gle mortgage was greater than the
whole sum collected by the Stamp
Act (which the English Radicals at
tempted to impose on our Revolution
airy fathers.- Warren Constitution.
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THE ART OF BEING MISERABLE
Kingsley says: elf you wish to be
miserable you must think about your
self; about what you want, what yo,,
like, what respect people ought to pay
yon, what people think of you; and
then to you nothing will be pnre--you
willspoil every thing you touch; you
will make sin and misery for yourself
'out of everything which God sends
you: you will.be as wretched as you
choose. 1ftl8 tirf
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! We desire to say to the people of rortag
THE DEMOCRiTTC PRESS,

4bsaYa7 ,aadHrTis dsus gsay ins brad
iantsaos baG 2nef vi haysi{st sjjf
IgsElsvsj sa @aii 9ifoany.a 80 asH
EiHaWi -rsfsHDu a9ita'oaek 3dI
ii }liH agj5gsHE tz3H rlI .sTsdaI5m
is supplied with material for.tlolng all kinds
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-06-10

GRAND LODGE /. o. G. T.-The fol-
lowing ave the officers elected by the
r. W. Grand Lodge of Good Tenn
plars, which closed its session last
Thursday: r.. W. Grand Templar.
Jonathan H. Orne, of Marblehead,
Mass; r. w. G. Counsellor, VIM. S.
Williams, of Ontario, N. p; R. w.
G. Vice Templar, Fannie Woodbury.,
of Chicago, ILL.,; r. w. G. Secretary,
j. A. Spencer, of Cleveland, Ohio
r. w. G. Treasurer, Sohn Campbell,
of st. Louis. The next annual ses-
sion will be held in ST. Louis. gfsg
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WILLIAM, thee knows I never call
anybody names; but, William, if the
Mayor of the city were to come to me
and say, "Joshua, want thee to find
me the biggest liarin all Philadelphia,
l would come to thee and say to thee,
William, the Mayor wants to see
thee.n asah II. ta2 ai,sH.
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JOB PRINTING.

b! aoitusfia 2illii.sJ sats2s 81 5fHaaoiQ
-iaHk s.l3~ bs{sia8s lqoa ts9ts odi
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stssT wsE bra BIO sdI 10 sioaw
al fsaEt aao sw dsiag sd bus rstasm
8islgoa sidi3 such as gstlsH9 sIgEi.
toda's So ssxsbai d1.B -ia5sdns qua TIC
- ts9llslagiIla 90; ass.ilag.s bsa baJef
Eg57l.sgsI ttEH % gsE0 jss4ib o5 az Iob
zlHf aw s3ais sdfHom wei ! .I9aj,ilis
Ejdi lo 92i1oa bshastzs sEoH = badsjI
b9I 1gTo slufl faiIw 5s ,dsor sEdenlsl
Eah LzL -. .sTsd hloz =7sa -eiqoo
: NJ 11iliii-ffist ~ ifst gs7d 5Hsae sd3 ol swsrf
aiuia315=se WoH i bHe Hood adj
-tl,,4@,rtz, ~ ~ - .agr sst4oJ aTaH yHrm aosi
lsTaC s5T 5fsd HisinsI IIia sH h
Ea1oa sdt as9z 9vsd odw ssodf bHe
stg POSTERS OF ALL SIZES. tie9o 5'iH DhG
l-HSTEii 9lii IS m.d ss9Thlg j12Gslq iiiw
szal, asl c and nasd aEd siI - q sa
-it3i PROGRAMMES 7s5 ai 5s&Esaa
sIa}o3sI5G ss9d esd ssaif 5di sHibnEts
Id1iW 3em eE; Cd ,i38sssYHEp zf1TGI
BILL HEADS, .ss9a3I. 1a9Te
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A little boy and girl had been cau-
toned never to take the nest egg when
gathering the eggs; but one evening
the girl reached the nest first, seized
an egg and started for! the house. Her
disappointed brother followed crying,
"Mother! Mother! Susy she's been and
got the egg the old hen measures by =,
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z.n sui>zs1gzs n sIussoI4 exist /
cf sansdf bHG sbBii5aTs 5sFaIsa tsom
-izi9sqz5 bBB ,saaaEzsi ts sa5z5sfs 9af
10 .ztssu2 baB s5sod -zsibEl 3as % !
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lsills4s sgs1s- @s-ssa -ilv -lssE.as'f h,s3 saF
Iga.zsra saTffa slsH rzassisI8 81 sss9 5HE
brad saiEfa.i - l..5,E II saay
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-06-10

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igag7o.I e.itta eajssaW frrae, @.lT
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.rasx guiD-as ad5
4saaey1H Il .ltl--iuai'isFEg
IaHl n 4 .-U-fasbi-9tg spiT
JoE WORK. aHru
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--.aq.fafss1zL sti 20 ,ss9bfss7'f snI
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4fdauis i-sagf heHic,aaa hHE .-aoii
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1ii be 5a.i1 saT slIog,1 9dl Gaamk
We desire to say tolthe people of Portae
County, that the office Of ,-,-7fl. =, ,f-lT,i
iii o. ioizr sdtaosu asaid2i3 fidtiR
ldsi5-zfzaf bsqgal nasd tas d3gsb
Erivni 7a}s7 10 sualIe2 ava .samll
lanr .agiias5go ii9as "a B5 azTa1n aasd
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'st'ii s'i'la LETTER HEADS -. aast saI'sii
1lg.. s.ls Hfr1aT5f sfzli .Egi1E 5at ui 5ri77 E1
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.az laai1sBUsINEssg CARDS, 5f--Z zss III
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-ryr5asl =isdag le sgaa@ = ssfsssz 5az 8iIsaa -
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VISITING CARDS, r7. aG
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PLAIN OR COLORS.

.aoitIhas5 I,sl3asib ytH ssi (3aEIl 1''oy
ss5Hq g lo lu5s3TH jaTsefii siil aoi bus
!iada I te.if vss tOa bgaa Z .1}-Ie< 10
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OF soaI4 su0E 10 eigoef gfii 10 sa7n
.haag fsE5 70 TUoi 5di ii .5ia
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We invite all those in want Of job Work ito,
give US a call. 81
Raypuua NOV q 1868 .....r.F laHFs4 d

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apato ziRi sl e irIsi't hV.
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VISITING CARDS, @


u aaaH: go Asst. Egz -5sa} saai-i ~sLed
.EIgH 5sy~7HEIIa .uEffHF
&C. &C., &c saat Euns.E;l
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-06-10
D AyENNA MARBLE WORKS.

Having this day purchased of c. H. Mills his
Marble Works 2 doors north of the First Ma
tional Bank, i am now better. prepared than
ever before to furnish those in want of Monu-
ments Headstones, &c; iof all descriptions at
as low rates for the same material and work
manship as can be bought in northern Ohio.
would adyise all in want of Marble not to buy
of Agents. You can save 10 per cent by COM
I ing to the shop and selecting what you want
Having had a long experience in, the business
and being practical workman my self Will
make it to your interest toRgiye me q call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Shop on the alley north of First National
Bank. q. W. FOA- r
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Our material is all


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and we feel confident of our ability to gfresat
tsfaction to all those who entrnst us with their,
-Fe sEssiEg ~ work = zsG Zoo &c s8- sts3 -

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sidi bIuoHS ,~zgjHiuH ozlsmeai 81 biiH
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10 ls9soQ.jb aYs! gem idstu yslnHc
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NEW AND OF The LATEST. STYFS,

0t awos sd iiia 1900 Ia dIbss4d sgfai
.y3asi5isb sdI EIqqHsI
sHog3uHE sEoar SIS sGFFow-tg9 9df
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-07-15
VIRGINIA Election.

1t looks very much as though the vic
tory in Virginia must be set down TO
the credit of the Republican party, in
spite of Us. On the arrival of the Gov
ernor elect at Norfolk, yesterday, he
was seized upon by an excited crowd,
borne on their shoulders toa rostrum,
where, surrounded by State and nation
al flags, upheld by an equal numher OF
white aud coored citizens, he made il
speech, declaring, among other things,
that You must remember that we have
succeeded on the platform Of uairersui
SnDt"ge and cqum rights. They,
lthe coiored MEM must he educuted.
and taught the value of the franchise
that has been conferred upon Them
At the conclusion of - speech brim
full of such regular Republican aud
Fourth. July sentiments as these,
Governor Walker strongly compliment
ed General Grant ut which the crowd
broke forth into spontaneous and up
roarlouS shouts and cheers.
Now we trust the Times will read
these proceedings carefully, and go on
ielicitating itself on the Democratic vie
tory in Virginia. A constant reader
of that paper might be led To open his
eyes at any very enthusiastic iubiiation
over the election Of a man who, after
his position is secured, and he is i'm
PEELED To utter none but honest seuti-
ments, declares that "univer-al suffrage
equal rights, and the education of the
negroes will form his official platform
and caps the climax with breaking out
into indiscriminate praises of General
Grant .-Nicdgo Post.
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Brigham Young and the Tourists.

brigham Dung ana the tourists.
A special despatch from Salt Lake
the Chicago Tribune gives the following
purporting to be a conversation between
Brigham Young and Judge Trumbul
of Illinois. who, with the party Of Com
mercial tourists of which he was Z
member, paid a visit to the great Nor
mon :.r... -..#. r. -....s 4rE .7s.. ..t..
As Judge TrumbuIl was bidding adieu
to Mr.. Young, the latter remarked that
on returning to Congress, he might hear
of some persons being put out Of the
Territory, and, if done, he might be
sure it would be for just and good rea-
sons. Ifsuch Federal officials should
be sent here as sometimes have come,
they would be quietly and orderly put
out Of Utah, for good cause.
.Httige 7r,tn,buU Before you take
any step of that kind allow me to re-
quest you to make known your griev-
ances to President Grant. He is a Just
man, intending to do justice to all, but
he will not permit Il violation of law TO
go unpunisIled. 1T will not be safe to
modest public officers i'm the discharge
of their duties.' y- ..a
Brigham Young. "What more will
he do for US than johnson did: Gener.
al Grant has removed the only officer
here who was Mormon. and for no
reason save that he was a Mormon. The
United States Judges who were here
some time ago acted badly. told
them what | thought of them, and they
LETT
Judgc T'nR,buN. "lou will promise
obedience To the Constitution and the
laws of the Uuion P'
Brigham lOlG0y. adherence to the
Union, certainly. One enactment of
Congress, however, We shall not obey:
that is he one foIbidding polvgamy.
1t is not right to interfere in that mat
ter. 1t is much better for a man to have
several wives to support, honor, and
cherish them, than it is for man to
deceive one, and cast Oft, disown, and
refuse 10 support her.
.juR.gc 2tuH.bnM That is a matter
about which we must differ. We think
the National Government and the
States can rightly pass laws against
higanv, and justly punish the otiense.
All tile States make Il plurality of wives
IA criminal 0fiense.'
brigham Young. Eyes, all the
States have laws on the subject, and
I tab, when Il State, will have AN equal
right to make laws protecting polygamy.
Until we came here, the subject of
polygamy was not hroached 1t was
not until we had a revelation on the
subject. We think we ought not to he
inertrrcd with in this matter, as it is
but our own. We have about
10000 people. Congress thinks We are
unable to tax" care of ourselves asa
State. When We number 300, 900, IA
we soon shall, | think we will be adj
mitted into the Union.
Judge Trumbull concluded the dia-
iogue remarking that the law at all
events must he oheyed and upheld;
that the Chicago party were here on
commercial and not a political
errand.h ...'~ 81
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a darby suffering from severe at
tack Of chills was observed In one of
the streets Of Louisville His teeth
We're chattering like a reaper under full
Roadway. He was eating watermei-
on on the curbstone, and some one told
him that eating it woHld give him the
chils. He looksd up, with his mouth
half full, and slice in each hand, and
shivered out: Dis is de way I'tuck de
chills, eaten desc things. | got de
chills on me now, boss, and likes wa
termeIlons hetter'n duz chills, kase
dar amt no danger oh it maxim me
shake wusn'n | duz. tn eat dish if |
dies fore cit to de rines."
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SHERIFF SALE.

D1 VIRTUE OF \ GENERAL EX ECUTION
- TO M directed, ISSUED from the office of the
Clerk OF the District Court in and for the
county oi Cedar and state of Iowa, in favor of
the state OF Iowa, and again st Philip Miller,
have levied upon the following property as
the property OF the said Philip Miller to-wit:
The east half ~ OF the northwest quarter
IA OF section number thirty -four t3i} in town.
ship number eighty -one tsl} range number
two q, west of the 5ih +. NJ. containing eighty
acres, more or less, situated in Cedar county,
Iowa.
court house door in the town of Upton, in
said county, on saturday the eth day of Au-
gust. y. -. 1869, at one O'Clock l.. NJ. Of said
day. to satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this It'll day of July, A. ID. 1869.
JOHN ID. SIItARER,
n25 Sheriff of Cedar county. Iowa.
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A BARGAIN!-The e Il of NV A Sec a.
n range ~, 4, west, contafiiing SO acres of su,
gs ss3 1sberiyg land fur miles from
Railroad and two miles from station on the
Burlington. Cedar Rapids st. Paul Railway:
the only piece of unimproved land in the vi.
entity. Price, 425 per acre. $50 cash. the bal
ance to be secured on the property
Address PETER A. KELLER,
Union National Bank
n26w3 Philadelphia, Pa.
YOUNG LADIES BEWARE OF THE INJURI-
Gus EFFECTS of Face Powders and Washes All
such remedies close the pores of the skim and in
q short time destroy the complexion IT YOU would
have fresh, healthy and youthful appearance use
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA. ----o-~---''
QUANTITY W.. QUALITY. HELMBo1p's Ex-
TRACT SARSArA RIixA. The dose il small Those
who desire large quantity and large doses ofmedcine
ERR.
: - :. 3. - 60 E.a-. ,. 50. -..-.nsA
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- - >-------
Favorable reports are received from all
the sections of Georgia and Florida re-
garding the cotton crops.
Hon. Thomas Wilson. of Wipona
MIMI. Chief Justice of the Supreme
court, mas resigned his position, and is
candidate for United States Senator to
succeed Norton. Col. James Giltillan,
on ~. iaui, has been appointed to fill
out his uneNplred term-about three
years.
1t is now definitely settled that the
man Risdon, who professed to he the
sole survivor of Mai Pow ellis scientific
exploring expedition in the far West, is
Il humbug, and that the party is I'M
doabtedly now safely prosecuting its re-
searches. Risdon j. now in Jail in Spring-
field. ILL.,. on thecharge of horse stcaliug.
and has been recognized as one Clark
who served term in the Illinois p.ni
Tertiary in 1865.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
decided that Notary Public. attestinp
papers to be used before the department,
must procure certiticated of his ruthor-
ity from the clerk Of court of record, in
every case, notwithstanding the name
OF such notary may be on file i'm the
V,
for, although his name NAV he filed in
one bureau of the Treasury, it will re-
Iuire time and labor FOR the heads of
other bureaus to ascertain this TACT,
H.
o,.a ,,on ,'u' - ny ha'!ie 81 'he ron
;, an W" p'..ieu - IAN Tag" ue 'uoa I"
,n,,Ii,,t, "i w.. ,'i, ,,, at,
- ,''.,,.','' I'''"'i - '.Peehii'a'i' ana
. >. t, ny ~ oei'la''u p,o'iip' fepara-
eral Of the heaviest irnn.clnds vii, soon
he despatched to the Cuban coast. The
Dictator will be prepared in six or eirLt
days, to proceed thither. and the Semi
mole will be rcadv To morrow 'rbrao IF
the vessels comnnsiua The nra.e,, 'l,naa ~
ron have been obliT.d f. ,a,vn rin t,.n
waters. owing to the rreya,enca ofveil"n'
fever Oh l,oar.t Wi,,,;n RI. naS. ,,,''
weeks twenty vessels win I've ay,;,.lIa
tor public service in that direct;nn anJ
elsewhere. ''''
Tho for;,,or-.,,N p
@ .a,.-. ..J'',,t : va. 1,fP'/f'F, Oh Jhi!
from Sa,. ai,a -, ,, i','s ,eac'ieu US
''''' .:a'' Lane 'itat TWO OF Dan Castel-
wounded in that civ on Eridsv a,,a,' a''o
last II appcars MI The t,rn ;, erer''',
quietly >atIutrrjup alone In tha nai',i,
borlond If tha Nan.in,7 lI.,,,, =
suddenly a man with ~ ravn,,nr J., ,'l,
hand iu,nn.d nnt ri :, ,,ar,,., 80 va, y
sidewalk and frel ,u,6 .i'>," ~ NV. ~.
men ono or ,ho i'aIt'. z ."n rIi''s IL we
mon in tha tnn,- ",'t ,, ''N,',s one ., .ile
Ii. cnInnn,,in,, II, , H. ~ .", sN'hih"
are said MOT tn ha aa,tao ne "o",,n,
nrevent th,r, fro,,, ,,a. , ,Guo, nut VIII
DAYS As f.r ',o'' w. l'a ~ 'i,'.'s ior many
nrovoc,tion Wa. ,,,,,, az ihi,o,fi'ea, no
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SHERIFF SALE.

EpI VIRTUE or a GENERAL EXECUTION TO
- me directed, ISSUED from the Office of the Clerk of
the District Count and the county of Cedar and
state OF Iowa in favor OF James McCready. and
against Robert Lippencott, l lave levied upon the
following property as the property OF the said Robert
lIppenCott. to-Wit:
Eleven OF the north end of the southwest quar-
ter "a oi the southwest quarter h. OF section number
thirty three t5t township eigtyone (sl range four
wide across the north end of said ory tract sit
uated in Class township, Cedar county Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale, the court house
door in the town of Upton, III said county Monday
the 18th day OF jug. A. u. 1869, al 10 o'clock \. NJ of
said day to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon
Dated this 2tth day of June A. u 1869
,e-E JOHN i. SHEARER
-...--..-...... Sheriff OF Cedar county, Iowa
Per 3. WILHELM, Deputy. n.1ts
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has hitherto resi- ected the rights Of
prisoners. This policy is giving dissat-
isfaction in his camp, and number Of
his followers demand the right to re-
taliate.
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60 TOCEDAN MILL.

YlNIIE SUBSCRIBER talk es this method of in
forming those having grinding to do, ana
the public generally, that having ftted up the
above Mill SITUATED two and one-half miles
west of Tiptonl in the best possible manner
we are prepared to do grinding at all times
promptlv and in u work manlike manner.
Having secured the services OF all eX perienc-
ca and obliging Miller, and judgin. by past
experience, we feel con tident that We can give
general satisfaction. BY strict attention to
business and fair dealing we hope to merit a
large share of public patronage.
Farmers, give us call. If you come once
YOU will come again. 4. W. DEAN.
Cedar Mills, July lst, 1860 3m21