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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-01-13
Every Machine Warranted for
THREE YEARS.
Ladies, take Particular Notice.
The Real VeIpau Female Pills ]!
WARRANTED FRENCH.

These Pills, Sc cele-
brated many years ago
In Paris, for the relic
Of female irregularitie;
and afterwards for thei
criminal employment
In the practice of abor
tim, are now offered fol
sale for the first time in
America. They have
been kept in compare
tive obscurity from tho
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-08

months and years We have been aim
-icssiy paying interest on from sixty to
hundred millions Of debt that might as
easily as not been bsukht w At current
rates aud the gold Wberrwith to 90 It
lay all the while Idle ~ tire vaults OF
tile Treasury. The quadruple folly or
this procediIre cost Us the interest on
deb, that might have been stopped, and
the interest on money kept idle that we
wasted, the profit we might have made
by buying In our bonds ut their current
rates, aud the immense impetus we
might have given public credit by show
Ing that the bonds were actually getting
scarccr, and that we were making haste
to reduce the volume of our debt. Now
ut last we have a Secretary who com
prehends that Government business,
Just like that Of individuals, shout be
managed to the best advantage on BUSH
ness principles.-N. Y. Tribune.
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Original Notice.

J. c. Reichert 4 CO., Plaintiffs,
against DlstrICt NouI'
Wells Spicer, s. w. Sutton, OfCe0aL o.,
Helen NJ. Dowd, Susan +. Hahn Iowa, June
mond, Job +. Kirby, and c. Term, ASo'.
dar County, Defendants.
1TyO Wells Spicer, q. w. sutton, Helen n.
i Dowd, Susan +. Hammond, Job +. Kirby
and Cedar County, Defendants: You are mere
by notified that there is now on ME Ia she
office Of the Clerk of the District Court, IN emo
for the county Of Cedar, In the state OF Iowa:
petition of J. G. Reichert q Co., PialntIns;
claiming Of you the sum Of two hundred anu
fifteen and So lou dollars and interest," tnereoh:
As balance due them for materials iurnisheo
and labor done on contract with Wells Spicer.
In building dweliiI9 house and on:-bnildings
on the following arlbsd farm: t:.wis ", In
southeabt sg~-e 81 sectIdn twenty-f0or (z4
township eighty me (Sl), range two q. west
5th p. NJ, and asking the enforcement OF their
builders and mechanics lien thereon.
Personal judgment is asked only against tho
defendant Wells Spicer. and the enforcement
and establishment Of said lien against all tho
Now unless you appear to said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon Of the second
day Of the next term Of said Court. to be begun
and held at Tiptoniin said county, on the 7th
day of June, 1859, q default will he entered
against you and Judgment rendered thereon in
nscordance with the PRAYER of said petition.
IOWA WOLF LANDT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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sHHRIIf sAIE.

j. ..s.sd: i::asd rom TIC enc: q Is. c!. Il;
PowesGieE and state Of Iowa. ia favor Sn y g
have levied upon an the right, title and Inter.
s:s N .sd =:
The northeast quarter Of the northeast quartz
Of section thirty.one Sl), in township ei9hiy.
5th p. M; also, commencing at corner situst.
ed one hundred and twenty rod. due north q
the southeast corner Of section thirty -one (siI.
In township and range aforesaid, thence rnnw
ming north one hundred and twenty rods.
thence west nfty:three n rods, thence south
roas s e.:
also thirty acres on the east part OF the nortS..
west quarter Of the southea.t quarter ofsection
.niee we.s ." ,be ssn'y ~ north
ing strip the full length OF the said forty acres
also. the northwest quarter Of the northess;
eighty.one (sL, north or range three ~ waIt
OF the 5th p. m; also the east half "a or ~"
;0uthsn:t faar;sF Of numSe. 49,
three 81. west Of the 5th p. M; also the .n.,,
west quarter ofthe southeast quarter OF srctinr
ranss two w %ss 81 Pc on oi
on the west side Of said ssR. s sss
north half OF the northwest quarter 81 the
northwest quarter OF section thirty two la2), IN
township eight lone (Sl), north II range three
~. west OF the 9th P. m. containing in all two
in and eighty acres. more " l.u.s with
sns ngpGfsenance. situated i thereon, In Cedar
block number twenty. eight ca. with the sp-
purtenances situated thereon. in Tiptos, Cedar
And shall onsr the same for SAFE, a..he Cont
az se.ssy. % saturday The sS az q Oh Ss ~
~ e. q <: Sss1 .a So. 3. IL -
So 8: - =, Ism s ss,nIs1h =:
13edOs sheriff Of Cedar county,
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Circuit and General Term Court
Rules.

At the March General Term Court,
held in Marion, last week, the follow
ing rules were adopted for the circuits
In the 9Th Judicial District.
RULE l.. In all cases where any or.
der Ii sought to b. obtained In probate
business; either from the Clerk or from
the Court In term, Except orders for
the notice and proof Of wiiIs) the person
asking such order, or some person in his
behalf, shall Gle in the Clerks office .
petition stating the facts upon which
The order y asked, aud sworn to as IN =
r. RULE In I'll cases Of application
Of . Guardian, IN sell the real estate OF
his ward. Guardian AID LlIEM shall bs
sppOinted b. the Court VIII }all deny
the allegation Of the pet and see
that sutiicient proof Is giv 49, before an
order Of sule shalt be made. 49,
RULER. In all cases where an ad-
executor or guardian files
his fimai report and asks 10 be dis
charged, the Clerk shall make an order
fixing the hearing, upon the approval
of the report and discharge for the first
day Of the next term of the Circuit
Court, after two weeks notice In some
newspaper Of the county shall have
been given of such hearing.
RULE4. In all appeals OF civil cases
from Justices Courts, Mayors Courts,
or other inferior tribunals, II the appli.
cant fail to docket his appeal, and pay
the docket fee by noon of the second
day Of the term ut which the ap-
peal II triable, the appellee may have
the appeal docketed and the judgment
below affirmed.
And now, tO-wit, on this 18th day of
March, 1859, It still being Of the March
term of this Court, the following rules
were adopted for this Court:
No. !. The appellants counsel be.
fore the argument OF the case at the
bar, and the appeIles's counsel Mt least
as early ~ the opening argument, shall
furnish to the opposing counsel and
each member Of the court, brief OF the
points aud full list Of authorities which
are intended to be cited in the argu.
ment. Counsel in criminal cases will
he expected to comply with this rule as
far AS practicable.
No. 2. Only two counsels will be
heard on either aide. except by special
leuv. Of the court, and the appellant will
in all cases hear the opening aud con-
arguments, and counsel will be
heard orally or otherwise ut their OPP
ton.
No. 3. As soon rs practicable after
the decision of any cause the Clerk
shall transmit the transcript and papers
in the cause, together with q certified
copy Of the decision Of this court to the
Clerk Of the Court from which tho ap-
peal was taken.
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The Tenure ofOmce Law.

The following is the amended second
sec ton of the Senate amendment to the
original Tenure Of Office Law, passed
March I'd, 1867. 1t has been adopted
by the House-the Senate agreeing tc
the House notifications; the first sec.
ton of the Senntc's amendment remain
ing unchanged. 1t provides:
That during any recess of the Senate,
the President i, hereby empowered, in
lis discretion, to suspend any civil Off
Ger appointed by and with the advice
and consent ofthe Senate, except ldges
of the United States Courts, until the
end of the next session Of the Senate,
and to designate some able person, sub
ject to he removed in his discretion by
the designation of another, to perform
I he duties OF such suspended officer in
the meantime, and such person so des-
ignated shall take the oath aud give the
bonds required by law to he taken and
given by the suspended officer, and
shall during the time he performs his
duties, he entitled to the salary and
emoluments Of such officer, no part of
which shall belong the officer suspend.
ed. And it shal! he the duty OF the
President within thirty days after the
commencement OF eve " session of ths
Senate, except for any office which il,
his opinion ought n It to be filled, to
nominate persons to I'LL vacancies in Of.
flee which exist prio, to the meeting o
the Senate. whether temporarily filled
or not. and so in the place Of all officer
suspended. and If the Senate d rim,
such session shall refuse to ADVISE ant
consent to the appointment in pia O.
any suspended officer. then. and no
otherwise, the President shall no ninat
another person as soon as prae,ica /
said session Of the Senate for cal | Of
| fice.n
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TNE DEBT.-At last we see daylight
ahead! Congress stamp. out the green.
back heresy; Grant hnetels to mak.
this the first law to receive lis signature:
And now Secretary Boutwell, Announcer
mat ne hss plenty Of money, that the
receipts from imports are increasing
ana that lie means to use at least n MARI
q his large surplus III buying IN and
!. canceitmg Government bonds. A het,ar
'1ord he's not been spoken for the Public
Aosdis sincs Osant's Inaugural. For
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-08

DROBATE NOTfCE.-Notice ia hereby given
/ that on the 5th day Of April, 1889, the Ger.
tificate of Thomas Coates and Onhers was Ned
In the Office of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
Iowa, in and for Cedar county, As provided by
Chapter 81. Rev. $780, and The acts an,endatory
thereto. asking that permits be issued to Jere-
miah Hart and Geo, f. Smith, firm Of Hart &
Smith, of Clarence. iowa, to sell intoxicating
liquors for medicinal, mechanical, culinary
and sacramental purposes only; said applica.
ton II set for final hearing on the 18th day of
April, 1859 when said permits will be granted.
II no sufficient objection be then made.
II WIN. Elliott, Clerk Circuit Court.
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u. s. Revenue Notice.

A LII. PERSONS liable to Income Tax. who
"A DO not report 10 me by the 18th Of April.
VIII ne assessed by me according to the best
information can obtain. and fifty per cent
Will b- added to the proper tax.
Any person making or delivering any false
statement or valuation with the intent To
evade any Government Tax, IL liable to ono
hundred per cent penalty added to the tax.
anu being prosecuted for perjury under the
laws OF the United States, s
Upton, March, sd, 1850
ISw2 J. W. BULL, Ass't Ass'Y.
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President Grant and his Cab met

The Knoxville Iowa) Voter publish
es the following extract from private
letter from Hon. VIM. Loughridge,
Representative in Congress from the
Fourth Iowa District:
~ The new Cabinet is now
organized-gives general satisfaction.
1t Is composed of good, sound, radical
Republicans. Boutwell, Is q magniti-
cent man, true to the right. and as pure
as the snow on the mountain top.
Creswell is sound and true, and will
run the Post Office on radical principles,
and pu, none but loyal men in office.
Cox isa splendid man, aud u good Re-
publican. Fish aud Hoar and Borie are
all true Republicans; and Grant is as
true rs steel I" the right. He will pro-
tect the lowry and the weak, and
enforce the law. Grant has determined
I" send Two negro Ministers to Hayti
and Siberia. The world moves!
think We will adjourn by the 10th Of
April.
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IOWA ITEMS.

Elder Smith the son Of the prophet
joe. says the state Of Iowa contains 81
600 Mormonp.
barrett's' Hair Restorative.
Hon. +. Clark, Of Iowa City, offers S.
wv toward aiding an observatory to the
State University.
"Barretts', can't be equaled.
The Treasury Of the State OF Iowa
contains $50 of hard mony-s3O In gold
and $40 in silver.
Don't confound "Barrett'sn with 9th.
en.
Considerable wheat has been soved
IN the past week In this vicinity. and
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Land for Sale!

COUTIIEAST 4 sc 4 Section 9. Township 40,
- Range 2, weSt-i0 acres 3 miles southeast
Of Upton, part OF the old Ford farm. Consid-
cradle heavy timber on 1t. VIII be sold at
private sale on reasonable terms; or will ex.
change for good land in Benton or Tamo co.
For further Information address
+. BRASHEAR
n12w3 Vinton, Benton county, Iowa.
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PATENT
INDIGO mUIIDG BAG
THE MOST
THE MOST
Economical, Cleanly and complex

Article Ever USe0
by thri fly Huusekeepers and Laundresses.
Each bag In provided with a Box so that 1t can
be put safely away as soon rs used.
PRICE 20 Cts. HALF SIZE 10 CTS.
This Blue contains no acid, and will not In.
jure the finest fabrics. One Twenty GENT Dai
will outiast eighc-fwo ounce vials OF Llquiad
ing the danger and annoyance Of broken or
uncorked bottles.
Inquire for it at any Respectable Grocery
Patented Dec. p, 1867, and for sale ~; rs
PLYMOUTH COLOR CO., c. 7. hAfNOLDS
& CO., LOG & los Fulton street. n. 1. omla
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For Sale.

The southwest quarter OF the southeast quar-
ter nf section Is. township -, range 2.
2if Enquire Of y. Il. SMITH.
90 Acre Of improved Land within !. mills q
Oe)Tipion. $40 per acre. cash, n in ons year
and = in two years.
on Acre in,pr.,s~d fnrm-good house stable
CVand neil. Price. saUJ 4 cash and balance
In one yosr. II! lies from Upton.
Also,
TWO GOOD DWELLINGS In Upton. Tor nsl
j very cheap.
A Lso. n \ III nwk ser :, r., 80 aeres: Is
Al ncrcs broke during past summer: all fsne.
ed; running water, and located within TIVE
and ba':sncn in one year.
Apply ST. SMITH,
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Town Property for Sale.

ok VALUABLE LOTS. corner of 7th and
- Cedar streets, with good house with seven
rooms and l'orch), cellar. well. barn. corn crib,
&C. Fence new, and entire premises in good
repair. For particulars call on Piatt 4 Carr,
or GEO. r. RRATTY
Upton, March IS 1869. 3m
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Farm for Sale.

4 goMt improved farm, Of 40 Acres. situateA
me mile east of Upton. on the north aide az
ne township line road running east from
lpou the premises: also. Iowa stable. eorn
cribs. two wells. &c. The shove eleseYiSe1
property will be sold upon liberal terms For
'lrther particulars enquire Of the aubscrtbeY.
sml ALVIN THAYER,
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Il r: DEAN sells MEMS RCRRER OVER.
L. SHOES ut 81; Wonlcn'x Rubber over
shoes at 80 cents.
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BRIDE AND BRIDEoRooN.

,,I Essnss Tor onns Mcn on the interesting Hsis-
son VI nfid.Eropm to Bride in the Institution Of AaS-
raEea ;uisle 10 irnoniai felicity ana true haD-
pihtS sent by mail senie letter enyelCres freo ol
Philadelphia. Pa, -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18
Opinions Of a statesman.

Among the public men Of the
country few stand higher as states
men than the Hon. Thomas A..
Hendricks, of Indiana. He was in
Omaha few days ago, and whilst
there, a large concourse of citizens
paid their respects to him and called
upon him for speech. Though the
call was unexpected, he courteously
complied, and presented his views
upon some of the leading questions
of the hour. We print some ex-
tracts from this able exposition
which cover the past, and point out
the duty Of good citizens in the
present and future. ALI the well
wishers of American free institu-
tions must stand up at all times for
"liberty, safety, and constitutional
protection" for government,
which, if faithfully maintained, will
preserve the Federal Union without
impairing the rights of the States:
Substantially in the discussions
of the times there are jHst tive
questions, and these questions are
Of grave Importance to you men of
Nebraska. The only question is
shall we stand by the policy'which
was established by our fathers in
I77s and 1779-tbat policy which
distributes the power Of the govern
ment between thelFederal and the
State governments, or whether we
shall adopt this modern doctrine of
eentralization7 This, men of Ne
braska, is a question Of vital i'm
portance to you. For one, am
willing to let well enough alone
The government that our fathers
made, that rests upon the doctrine,
If / may so express it, Of popular
sovereignty, IN regard 10 domestic
questions, that doctrine is the doc
frine 70 make our institutions per
nanent. In it lies the security, lib
erty, prosperity and happiness Of
ths.peopls. 1t is proposed in these
latter days 10 surrender mp the con-
troll Of those questions that our
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

WHAT AN ECLIPSE MIGHT BE.-A
correspondent Of tho Boston Post
says:
''Few people trouble themselves
to think what the effect would be if
the eclipse of Saturday were to last
any length Of time, and the sun
were blotted from the heavens.
Philosophy declares that not only
would q horror of darkness cover
the earth, but the moisture of the
atmosphere would be precipitated
in vast showers to the earth, and
the temperature fall to fearful
point of cold, nothing less than
29O degrees below zero, Fahrenheit.
The earth would be the seat of
darkness, and more than arctic des-
olation. Nothing could survive
such freezing point a moment, more
than one could breathe in scalding
water. In three days after the cool
ing process began, nothing created
would be alive but monsters that
wallow in the deep ocean and the
eyeless reptiles that make their
haunts in caves which penetrate far
under gpeund."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

h6-The Denton Monitor gives the foi-
lowing version Of the hanging which we
mentioned week before last
Last Saturday morning, we are
reliably informed, three men and a
boy-John Record, his brother ST.
las Record, fifteen years Of age, a
Mr.. Aksrs-were found, on Hack
berry creek, Grape Vine Prairie,
suspended by the neck from pole,
one end of which was adjusted on
stakes and the other in the fork of
a tree. Three miles from this point,
near Keenons' crossing, Dallas coun-
ty, two others-Matt. Russell and
BENJAMIN Greer-were found dead,
hanging to a limb. Greer, James
and Akers were strangers, but Rus
sell and the Records, We are told,
were raised in this section of Tex
as.
From the appearance of their
bodies il was supposed they were
hung on the night Of Wednesday,
the 25th of August.
We are told these men have been
engaged in horse and cow-stealing
a long time; and though it seems
almost impossible 10 bring thief to
justice; though it appears criminals
invariably succeed in breaking jail
before they can be tried, still we
are opposed to mob law.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18
MeaaeR LlnlI..n,..

some 0i tho oIlgilai iraMUays
wurs made ui wood, aui railway.
oil wood are agaiu coming iuln
vogue, lLo clifton Wooden Rail-
Way, iu GsHala, has some ino'ius4
al go G,t toa mile, Ezpel.,lto
/ there has shown that lhis road Is
I very simple ooulgiNanee, very easi-
t. and rh,a9iy oaRs,ruIted, tho en-
tire cost al oOuslTue ias and .0uip-
ping IL with locomotives and ears
being less than s3 OJ0 a mile, eycn
Ia n mountainous aDi broken eoun-
Try, AZ this rate, ON tho Western
plairics. the Rad would TO mGcn
more choaply built \ great al
vantage they possess is tho fact
that they admit Of ~ry heavy
grades, and lrcsiic wo,l, vas Ls
safely used in place Of emhanl,meUl,
At th" grade above mentioned, al
the L ton Il a the lonicst olova-
tons IN tie prairics would be oyc'
como, The Engineers pronounce
that line Il success peculiarly pIi
NANAAN 'Hfs
Tho rails are oil hard maple, saw.
'd timber each fourteen feet long.
six inches high, aud four inches
wide, They uro dovo-,ailcd into
heavy round ties, or logs, IN wedg.
cd into the dove.tal eut. These
rails show lilllo wear amer two
years hard service, The ties ero
rough, just as cut from tho tree, and
all the trestlework bridges, Sc ara
made OF rough, round timber. Tho
cost Of maintaining the track il ~.
~ the wages Of two men 10 every
three milos ofrcad and these Tol
will keep Tie track rs good IA new
all the time. The locomotives
eigh ten tons oach--and cost &c.
800 each. Trains run ten miles an
hour and no accident has occurred.
These roads arc cmphatically
freight roads, and they could Bo
made scrviccable in any agricultu-
ral region where heavy freighta arc
to be transported TO main lines OF
travel. Not only the West but tho
East is interested in this matter
Iron has succeeded wood, but wo7d
has it's uses, and may supplant its
more expensive rival in certain ca
scs.- \. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

Senator Fessenden died at Port
land, Nc, on the 8th.
The further hearing of the petit
ton of Barziza counsel for Ben
Brown and others, has been put off
till the End Monday in October by
Chief Justice Chase. The petition
asked that tho case of Brown &c,
might bo placed in tEe same status
as that Of Yerger.
John R. Rawlins, Secretary of
War, died at Washington on the
9th.
Gon. Sherman has been appointed
Secretary of War.
The cars run off the track the
other day at Clear Creek, between
Houston and Galveston. Several
stock and fiat cars were precipita-
ted into the creek. No lives lost.
Col. John S. Sydner, an old and
highly esteemed citizen of Texas,
died at the residence of his son, at
Lyuehburg, Texas, on the 9Th. Col.
Sydnor wasa Virginian by birth
and came to Texas n.lS45.