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f4reibt maruns:
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CreSSwell at Work.

Postmaster General Crcsswell is get
ting himself into trouble. If he does
not look out he will have every member
Of Congress denouncing him in the most
bitter terms. His strong recommended.
ton that the ranking privilege should
be abolished was eXcusable, in Congress
sional eyes, as sort Of duty which he
owed to his position, and fanatica'ly dis
charged. But now he goes to work de-
lbera,ely not only to recommend, but
to make all the people demand the
measure. BY weighing the Washing
tor mail matter, paid and free, he pro-
poses to let every body know exactly
how much We the people really pay for
the fun Of having Congressman send
waste paper to their constituents. The
honorable member denouuces this rs an
pppage lfe man MHst save , hi }tIS c4n
why then let him do as others have
done-recommend, and rest satisfied
while Congress quietly shoves his report
into the committee pigeon holes No.
Democrat
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shall in no case include parts Of two
counties. wards or towns. All these
officers are to be sworn, and twenty
days before the first Of June, 1870,
blanks are to be distributed to every
house aud place of business, and during
the month Of June, these blanks, filled
up, are to be collected and sent to the
Superintendent at Washington. The
salary Of district superintendents Is to
be eight dollars per day for time en-
ployed, which cannot exceed 40 days.
A preliminary report Is made to Con-
gress, at the opening Of the session OF
1871, embracing statistics Of population
so far as is required to make new APP
portionment for members Of Congress.
The full report is to be completed
within years. 1t Is probable that the
enumeration of population Will be made
up so as to be published by the lst Of
August, 1870"
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The Red River insurgents are gaining
groung. Governor McDougall and
suite ara said to be on the eve of return
ing to Canada, disgusted with guberna-
torial duties in Winnepeg.
Daniel Sickles and wife. whose uni
ted ages amount 10 two hundred years
who have been married seventy five
years, and have been blessed with nu-
merous children, garnd children, great
garnd children, and great great grand
children, applied last week TO be admit
ted 10 the poor house in Warren county
Pa, tho county where they were born
and always lived. Their numerous prog
eny must be hear: less set.
4 woman in Connecticut bet so
against weeks board that she could
eat IA bushcl of roasted oysters, and won
the wager.
4 Louisiana planter had lots of fun
tamiuga panther, until the panther got
big enough to eat hearty when he had a
raw planter for dinner.
\ western orator, speaking of the bat
tie of Bull Run. said: 1.-The Fedcrals ran
so fast that the bareback ratified in their
stomachs like beans in a sheet iron pot.
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The BAZAR * excellent. Like all the peri
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EstraY Notices.

STEER-Taken up by Amos Barnard, in
Rochester township, Cedar county, December,
1861 one dark blue brinde steer mixed with
white three years old, under bit out of each
ear crop Off right ear. Appra ised at $40.
VIM. ELLIOTT, CLERK.
STEER-Taken up by George Rimoud, Of
Rochester to nShip, Cedar county, November
18th, 1869, one red steer, some white on hips
and belly, supposed two years old past. APP
praised at eighteen dollars.
WM. ELLIOTT. Clerk.
STEER-Taken up by Shannon Todd, in
Cover township, Cedar county, Dec, 1869, one
dark red steer about two years old next spring,
n little white on end of tail and belly, slit in
'ar-s IT So. c,o-u
STEER-Taken up by Thomas Moore. in
Cover township, Cedar county, Dec 1869. one
pale red steer. near two years old, some white
on belly, small white spot on inside of right
ambrel, crop off left ear. swallow fork out of
right ear. Appraisedat sl2.
WIN. ELLIOTT, Clerk.
IIEIFER-Takcn up by Nicholas Kisef in
Center township, Cedar county, Dec. 8, 1869.
one white yearling past heifer roam head and
neck. Appraised at $40.
WM. ELLIOTT, Clerk.
STEER 4 HE1FER-Taken up by Anna
Smith, in Springdale township, Cedar county,
Dec. !, 1863, one light roam steer, under bit out
fears. Appraised at sl6. Also one red steer
calf, large white spot in face, under bit out of
right ear. Appraised at 50. Also one white
heifer, under bit Out of ears. Appraised at SIG.
WIN. EL,IOlT, Clerk.
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The latest returnsof the Texas cleo
ton seem to leave no doubt that General
Davis, Radical Republican, is elected
Governor by about eight hundred ma
jority. The Republicans have elected
the other State officers by much larg-
er majority-reported at six to eight
thousand. They have also elected
three Of the four members of Congress
to which the State Is entitled, and 1t is
believed also that they have secured
both branches OF the Legislature, there
by making certain the ratification of the
Fifteenth Amendment by that State.
The contest was q sharp one; every
county was csnvassed by both sides, and
the result may be set down as indicat.
ing that Texas will hereafter be Re-
publican State. A very large white
vote was polled for the Republican tick
ct, and as heavy Northern and Ger
man emigration il pouring into Texas
the white Republican vote is sure to ill.,
crease. The Radicals lost Virginia and
Tennessee by political hlunders and
wretcted management, but they have
gained Texas and Mississippi, and fully
established their supremacy in Ala
hama, thereby making themselves even
in the sunny SOUTH
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Iowa State Tax.

Tax paying has become such burden
to all classes that we cannot but con-
graduate ourselves OF, the comparative
~ small assessment for State tax that
has been made In Iowa for the rent
year 1t is only two mills on the dol
lar, while the citizens of our neighbor-
ing State of Illinois are obliged to pay
thirteen mills for the same purpose. In
view of this fact the Chicago Tribune
says:
"The increase in the taxation Is rem
dered necessary because of the liberal
appropriations by the last Legislature
Tor various public institutions. We are
also beginning to realize the luxury OF
having a ten-million dollar State House
Job. The people may expect to have
that building OH hand fora number Oh
years"
NEhr would NOT live In Iowa.
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Ing order:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washington. Dec. cath. 1869. ..
Tho painful duty devolves upon the
President Of announcing to the people
.cf the Uis1aeti States, the death of one
or ~ moGt distinguished citizens and
faithf1i servants, the Hon. Edwin NJ.
Stanton, which occurred in this city
early this morning. He was distinguish
ed i'm the councils of the nation during
the entire period OF its recent struggle
for national existence, first as Attorney
General, then As Secretary OF War. He
was unceasing in his labors, and earnest
aud fearless in assumptions of response
bili.ies necessary to his country's sue
cess: respected by all good men and
feared by wrong doors. In his death
the bar, the bench and the nation sus
tanned great loss, which will be
mourued by all. AS mark of respect
to his memory it is ordered that the ES
! ecu.ive Mansion and the several depart
| ments at Washington be draped in
mourning, and that all business be sus'
pended on the day of the funeral
| Signed L. 5. GRANT.
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40 would not live In Iowa?
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

The Supreme Court has taken recess
until the Goth Of January.
Our bonds are selling better than the
English securities in the foreign mar
The sessions Of the EcumenicaI Coun-
Gil have adjourned till the 9th of Janua-
~. 1t seems that the Council will not
be very peaceful one.
Hon. T.. NJ. Stanton's funeral, at
Washington, on Monday, was attended
by the President, the Cabinet, and a
large number of people.
The President has signed the Georgia
reconstruction bill, and Governor Bull
lock will issue proclamation calling
the Legislature Oh the 10Th of next
month.
We have negotiated treaty for the
lease of SANTANA for fifty years, at u
renta! o! S!5o,oeo per annum, in coin,
with the privilege of purchasing for two
million dollars at any time before the
expiration of the lease. The treaty
must go to the Senate for rejection or
confirmation.
It is reported that both the President
and the Postmaster General are in favor
of abolishing the ranking privilege
utterly and absolutely; and not only so,
but that it is quite probable the Presi-
dent will recommend this course in his
coming message. The whole nation
will heartily say Amen" to this rec
ommendation.
The Ways and Means committee, the
Banking committee, the judiciary COM
mittce, the three most important com
mittees of the House of Representatives
at Washington, have decided to post
pone all their business till January, con-
sequently there vii! be no important
Legislation this week.
The committee on Elections has
agreed TO report a bill providing for the
uflffofn election Of Congressman
throughout the United States ,rhe idea
q have the elections take place in all
4hs States OH the same day.-The bill
oIAc0 SAc hlSt hfsdtS III
1s72, as the time when the law shall
take effect.
.sa In the Senate, on the I'D, the non-
nation Of Attorney General Hoar to the
Supreme Bench was called up to be act
ed upon; but after protracted and
somewhat bitter debate, during which
it became evident that confirmation
would be defeated if brought TO u vote,
the subject went upon the table with
tie understanding that it should not
again be called up. Seven of the new
circuit judges were confirmed! by the
Senate, viz: George +. Shepley, for the
first circuit; Lewis B. Woodruff, second
circuit; VIM. Mckenna, third circuit;
VIM. Il. Woods, fifth circuit; Thomas
Drummond, seventh circuit; John F.
Dillon, eighth circuit.
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The New Census Bill.

The following are the main features of
the bill, 8 passed the House, providing
for the National census Of 1870:
"A Superintendent Is to be appointed
for three years, with . salary Of 5000
Per year; necessary clerks are also given
him for the same time; each Congress
sional district Is to have q District Su.
nerintendent. This last officer will III.
vide his district intosubdivisious which
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.-lS7O.
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HAHPER's MAGAZINE. one year, ~ ~
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B,ZAR VIII be supplied gratis for every emo OF 1--WE
SUBSCRIBERS AT - each. in one remittance; or SIX
copies for So, without extra copy.
Subscrin,iou. to HARPFR's MAGAZINE. WEEKLY,
and R,Z IN to one address year $40 or two o
Harper's periodicals, to one address Tor one year
81 %.
Back numbers can be supplied a, any time.
A complete set of HARPERs MAGAZINE. now com
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The Franking Abomination.

No recommendation Of the President,
or Of any heads Of departments, will
meet with warmer approval at the
hands of the people than that urging
the abolition Of the Franking privilege.
which has come to be nothing less than
a gigantic abuse, expensive, breeding
corruption, and threatening the success
OF our whole posta. system.-We hope
there will be virtue and decision enough
on the part Of the present Congress to
make clean sweep Of this matter, ut
ter!y abolishing privilege which has
no foundation in reason or equity, and
which is so detrimental to the best in.
terests Of the people. \ bill has already
been introduced for this purpose, and
and we trust it will be pressed to Iii.
rect vote, compelling members to place
themselves on the record, that theil
constituents may see where they stand
We assure honorable gentlemen thai
the people are in earnest Oh this ques
ton, and will hold their representative
to strict accountability.-B HriinqfOl
UtHrk- inc.
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MARRIED.

At the residence of John y. Wheeler. in Tip
ton, on the 9th Of Dec. 1859, by Rev. J. ". Ky
nett, Mr.. Geo. W. sharpe, OF Meridian, Miss.
and Miss Mary b. Wheeler, ofTipton.
At the residence of Abel Clifford Esq, Dec.
H. 1869. by Rev. r. A. Ferguson, Mr.. James p
Hin and Miss Nancy Clifford, all of Cedar
county, Iowa.
At Upton, December 10Th last. by John S
Tuthiil ]. T., Mr.. William Dow and Miss Caro-.
line Lawson; all OF Cedar county.
On Thursday. Dec. 23rd, at the Lutheran
parsonage, in Upton. Iowa, by Rev. J. w
Henderson, Mr.. Henry Shriver and Miss Ma,
ry J. Rock.
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A CARD.

Clergyman, while residing in South America 5 .
missionary. discovered a safe and simple remedy for
the OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay Diseases
OF the Urinary and seminal Organs and the whole
train OF disorders brought by haneft and vicious
habits Great numbers have been cured by this noble
edy. Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted
and unfortunate. will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine, in sealed envelope to any
one who needs II, FRkE or CHANGE. Address
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station =, Bible House New York CITY
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Our government has instituted NEAR
ures to bring all the leading maratime
nations of the world TO an understands
ing about ocean cables. Instructions
haye been sent to our Ministers in En-
gland, France, Germany, Spain, and
other countries to present the matter in
a strong manner. What we ask is that
no exclusive concessions shall be given
to any party; that no government shall
have the right to examine kilograms:
that cables shall have all the rights of
neutrality; that their destruction in time
of war shat. be treated as piracy; and
that persons engaged in the work of les-
truction shall be tried in the courts of
any country catching them. These
points have been embodied in a draft of
treaty. which our Ministers are to try
and negotiate.
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Critical Notices of the Press.
The most popular Monthly in the worid.-tNew York

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The mos. popular Monthly in the word.-iNew York
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The best features OF The daily journal III his .rea
oyar in the dissemination of love OF pure 4lttra
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London. a., ,,,..-
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we'll Gifted The Nation, n. \.
We account for It's success only by the slinpt'
fact that meets precisely the popular taste iurnsh
ing a variety of pleasing and instructive reading i"'
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. lS01ou M. born In Ohio,
~ 1g sehtAgs Ii the yeaf 1915.
He was admitted 70 the bar In 1885, and
the succeeding year became Prosecuting
Attorney Of his county. His next step
In official advancement was to become
Reporter Of the Ohio Supreme Court;
and the next, in Dee 1850, the appoint
ment as Attorney General under Bu-
chanan. From the date of his becoming
Secretary of War under Abraham Liz
coin, his history is rs generally known
"a the loss sustained by the whole coun-
try in his death is admitted and
uourned.
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Ii is officially announced tina. on and
after the LIST OF January, 1870, the single
rate Of postage, half an ounce or under,
for prepaid letter, between the United
States aud the United Kingdom OF
Great Britain and Ireland vii! be re-
duce,i to six cents three pence. If not
prepaid, or sufficiently prepaid, fine OF
six cents-three pence-will beaded to
the deficient postage, and collected on
delivery. The rates Of postage, condi-
tons of paymenton newspapers, book
packages, and samples of merchandise
remain unchanged.
The coming demonstrating in this
country is a gigantic work. Forty
millions of people to be numbered; the
age, sex, occupation, nativity, etc, to be
noted; all the statistics of the farmers
their productions, live stock, etc., to be
gathered; all the manufacturing estab-
lishments ofthe country with their raw
material, machinery and various
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A National Loss.

The "Merry Christmas" Of many 10y
81 hearts was saddened by the news OF
the death Of the Hon. Edwin NJ. STAN
ton, which occurred in Washington
early Friday morning, the 24th inst.
This sad news was wholly unexpect-
ed. a. the health Of the deceased has re-
Gently been thought improved, inso-
much that the appointment to the L. S.
Supreme Bench, rendered by Gen.
Gr,nt. was accepted; aud the good and
II Sesrywh rs1oacod ct the APP
1lnssa1p1 = lnesrruptIble In
- potlsloa. But
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products, to be enumerated; schools,
libraries, churches, to be reported. The
work is truly ponderons.
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.. L. LONGLEY, EplTon.
Upton, IOWA:

TINE Thirteenth General Assembly Of
the State Of Iowa will convene at the
capital IN Des Moines, Oh Monday, jan
vary 10th. 1870. s.s"s. ~ .