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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-01-13
Candidates.

Saturdays State Register gives the
following list of candidates for offices to
be filled by action Of the Legislature.
We shall soon know whom among them
are to wear success.
Scnator:-Long Tcrm--W. b. Allison,
of Dubuque; Geo. q. Wright, of Des
Moines; Samuel Merrill Of McGreg.
or.
Ssadtor:-Shof Z,1.-J. b. Grim
nell of Grinnell; J. b. Howell, Keo.
kuk; VIM. Nandever, Of Dubuque; d..
7. Stubs, Of Fairfield; Judge Cooley. OF
Dubuque; VIM. Glasgow, of Wayne:
Judge Hewett, of Eagle Grove. Sever
al other gentlemen are prominently
mentioned for this office.
State Printer.-G. w. Edwards. of the
Burlington Hamk- Eye; +. NJ. Mills, of
the State Register.
State Binder.-J. J. Smart. of the
Waterloo Reporter; w. r. Kiter, OF
Council Bluffs; ]. S. Carter, of Des
Mones. The name of f. G. Backmar,
Of Burlington, is frequently mentioned,
but We have no authority for saying
that he is n candidate.
Warden of the Pcnicnti,,ry. - Martin
Heisy, present incumbent; A. II.
McCrary, of Van Buren, count y; j. H.
Afeae4i;do, san 1sddfHe:hii; CAPT: Shepherd
johnson.
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IOWA ITEMS,

Two small dwellings were burned in
Muscatine Oh Saturday morning last.
-Denton Canery, who robbed the
Tama county safe, returned the money,
and then shot himself, is improving,
and II no further accident happens him,
will recover. EEsT.t=s III
--AAwide-awaks young gentleman of
Charles City, sent IS cents to an adver.
tisfng scamp for method Of writing
witAeut pen or ink. He received, in
T.. lay gps' on : card write with pen.
--The Beard OF Supervisors Of Davis
county, by vote Of II toe, have au-
thpTised the sale Of the public square in
BlOonsnsld, and the proceeds to be ap-
pllsdto the building Of the Chicago l.
SoHthHestern Railroad.
-4The Scott County Board Of Super.
vi,ors has lixsd the salary Of the county
SUPERINTENDENT Of Common Schools at
81. 500 (which r to include AL expenses
incurred ID the discharge Of his official
duties. TIL 81 al .tath
The facilities for getting to the State
are better than they used to be.
Eorty.six county seats can now Be
reaehed By rail from lis Moines, nearly
he half We have in the state.
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The following Iowa Insurance compa.

The following Iowa Insurance compa.
MES are defunct:
Home Insurance Company, Of Lyons.
Home Insurance Company. ofIowa City
Star Insurance Company, Of McGregor
Keokuk Fire and Marine.
Iowa Mutual, of Wyoming.
Capital City, of Des Moinss.
State Insurance Company, Indepsnd'
ence.
Cedar Valley, Of Cedar Falls.
Hawk-E Of Oskaloosa.
State Fire Insurance Company, Of
Lyons.
Fire and Tornado, Clinton
Iowa Central, of Des Moines.
Dubuque Mutual, of Dubuque.
Northwestern Insurance Company, o.
DEBORAH.
Fire and Tornado, of Marion.
Northwestern Farmers Insurance Co.
of Iowa City.
Slate Insurance Company, of Lyons.
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Utah Territory has $1,000 square
miles, population 10000. not 5000 of
whom are gentiles; has under cultiva-
ton 1875 900 acres of land-sO,O0O are in
cereals, 1000 ia sorghum; 1000 in root
crops, 200 lin the southern section) in
cotton; 800 in apple orchards; 1000 in
peas; 10 in grapes; 1875 in currants; and
10000 in meadow. They look upon
cotton as success for their own use
Ninety-four thousand acres were irriga-
ted at a cost during the year, in making
canals, &c, of SAT 900.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

The estimates of the War Depart
ment for the coming year were s. ,OOo,-
O0O
1T is generally known that the In.
come law expires this year by limitation.
The Missouri Legislature has jus,
| ratified the 18th Amendment by a vote
of lOs to 81.
The late statement Of the banks
shows large increase in all items ex-
cept circulation, and is more favorable
than was expected.
commissioner Delano has directed
the public printer to supply the Depart
ment with over seventeen tons Of blank
Income returns
"A story has been extensively pub
lished on the continent lately that Pres
ident Grant will soon visit the sover-
eigns Of Europe, cnd that he will make
the voyage accompanied by a feet Of
iron clads. 1t is all bosh.
The United States steamer Yantic
is being fitted out in a most complete
manner for running line Of deep sea
soundings for submarine telegraph ca
bic which is to connect the West India
islands with South America, on the
eastern coast, and which in time will
have branch to Aspenwall, anddown
the west coast of South America.
"A telegram from Salt Lake an.
nounces that the excitement among the
Mormons caused by schism and propos-
! <" ovns' >''o.vn.. IS .,,a,IuIi uutiliiItlcs
The Eocning News, Brigham's organ, is
particularly severe on Cullom's Utah
bill, which it hopes will, if carried, be
+ resisted. Brigham also delivered one @
his most vituperative speeches on the
bill
. The Presidents order looking to g
movement of army officers from Wash.
ington to tia West, creates a good dea
of talk among those whe have had easy
places for a number of years. Each o
them Is quite certain that the business
Of the Department cannot be carried O,
properly if he is ordered away, and in
f'uence is being used with the Prssiden
to save this name and that from bein
put on the transfer list
Congress re- ensembles on Monday
the firt movement in each branch beinI
/ for the immediate admission Of Virgins
without further condition, and the bill
! would probably have passed the Hous
but for the adverse ruling Of Speake
Blaine, which caused it to go over t,
next week, Sumner led the opposition,
to the bill In the Senate, and the entire
afternoon Was spent in debate. It i,
thought that if vote can be reached on
Tuesday, the bill will pass. Mr.. Sum
ner presented bill in the Senate to re
cure equal rights in the public school
, OF Washington and Georgetown.
The Davenport Gasette makes the an
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nouncement that on and after Monday,
o new tariff goes into effect on the Hi.
nois division of the c., r. l., & P. r.
r., and that the fare from Davenport to
Chicago is to be reduced from $40 to
$500
The Attorney General Of Iowa, says
the New York World, having probably
heard that the generic term imam" COM
prises woman, just as = mares horse
has decided that the word male fn-
cludes females, and that consequently
women are constitutionally eligible to
Office.
A Miss Lucy Maltby 10 going through
Missouri delivering lecture on The
Symmetrical Man. and the Missouri edi'
tors are .hollering' after her to know
what she knows about that kind OF
symmetry. Sure enough, what right nae
Lucy to know enough about it to be able
10 peddle the information to the pubic
in lectures?
Some of the highest compliments psld
to the memory of the great War Secre-
tary, Edwin NJ. Stanton, are furnished
by his enemies in their denunciations.
Here Is one from the Savannah Repuo-
ican:: Mr.. Stanton was a bad man; he
was the life and soul Of the Federal
armies, during the late war, and but for
his abilities and uncomfortable stern
ness Of purpose, it would have closed
years before it did, and with the South
independent Stanton saved the
Union. Let his enemies continue to
praise him.
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Murder for Outraged Honor"


five Justify a husband in killing
man whom he accuses of stealing his
wife's affections, we must justify the
wife in killing any woman whom she
may accuse Of being his paramour or
diverting his preference. Thus the most
precious lives might be sacrificed to a
whim of jealousy, or to groundless
suspicion. This justification Of assaults,
by what are called injured husbands,
serves, however, to show how ingrained
is the feeling that mans wife is some
way his property. fla husband shoots
the alleged seducer, or merely the guilt
less confidant of his wife, the public
shrugs its shoulders, and remarks that
the victim ought to have counted the
cost. But if the wife should shoot a
poor woman of the town because Of her
husbands offense, or any innocent
woman whose society her husband
sought, there would b. immense con-
| sternation. And yet, il not the
marriage vow equally binding upon
husband and wife? If the husband
may punish what he calls offenses
against his honor, may not the wife
avenge outrages upon her?
There is but one remedy, and that is
to insist, by the conviction Of plainly
proved offenders, that otfenses shall not
be privately punished. If . man attacks
you upon the highway, or breaks into
your house, you will justitiably defend
yourself ty every practicable means.
But to justify a deliberate attempt at
murder, by mans allegation that his
honor has been assaulted and his domes-
tic peace has been disturbed, is to relax
the very foundations Of civilized society.
fla wife S affections are allienated, there
is at least room for suspicion that the
husbands conduct has not been such ~
to retain them. Certainly the common
welfare demands that there be some
better reason than Outraged honor
offered in extenuation of murder.-Hdr.
per's Weekly.
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Harper's Weekly.
SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.

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Converting Of the General Assem-.

? -
From special despatch to the Dav
enpask 0asstls ef the It'll, inst, the fol
lowing is gathered concsrning the con
vening Of the thirteenth General As
sembly Of Iowa, which took place al
Des MoiDes, at two o'clock p. NJ, last
Monday. The chambers Of both branch
- were flled with spectators. t...
SENATE was called to order by Hon.
John Scott, of Story Co. Senator Ben.
nett, Of Washington county was elected
President pro tenn; Jas. NJ. Weart, OF
Buchanan, Secretary; and NJ. Weber
Sergeant at arms. Senators Moore, OF
Page, Bulls, of Winneshiek, Larrabee,
of Fayette, Fellows, Of Allamakee, and
.FarraM, Of johnson, were elected COM
smittee on credentials. ~ @4
Adjourned at 800 till Tuesday morn
lng. .-..,..s -s-.-s.. .-
At 10 o'clock In the evening, after
adjournment, the Republican Senators
met In caucus to nominate permanent
officers. Here are the nominations:
Secretary, Jas. NJ. Weart, of Buchan.
an county; First Assistant, J. A. T.
Hall, Of Van Buren, county; Second As.
sistant, C. v. Gardner, of Pottawatta-
mic; Expressing Clerk, George II. Bal
lou, of Scott county; Enrolling Clerk,
Z. G. Stanley, Of Jones county; Ser
geant.at-Arms, Val Mendel, Of Munroe
county; Door-keeper, n. J. Weber, of
Winneshiek.
HoUsE.-Charlcs Dudley, of Wapello,
was elected Speaker pro tenn, and Chas.
Aldrich, of Marshall, Chief Clerk. BY
consent the speaker pro tenn nominated
Mr.. Brown, of Van Buren,; Mr.. Wilson
OF Tama; Mr.. Miles, of Washington; Mr.
Irish, Of johnson; and Mr.. Rohlfs, 0
Scott, q committee on credentials, ant
they were elected as the Clerk Gale,
their names. The House adjourned til
ten Tuesday morning.
In the Republican House caucus, Mr.
Kasson President, there were sevt,
ballots for Speaker, and intense excite
mcnt, Judge Cotton, Of Clinton, ant
Ex-Speaker. Russell, Of Jones, wer'
chief candidates, though NJ. L. Cuts
of MAhaska, received votes on each bal
lot, going rs high a. 10 OH the fifth; tn,
last vote otouu Cotton A., Russell %
scattering 2; on motion of Mr.. Russell
Mr.. Cotton's nomination was mad
unanimous. Other nominations Us fol
aowG Clerk, Charles Aldrich, OF Mar
shall; lst Assistant, B. NJ. VanShru
bling. of Jackson; I'd Assistant, II. C
Rippey, of Greene; Sergcant-at-Ar rms
H. c. Russell, of Washington; Door
keeper, Thomas Morgan, of Louisa
minor nominations were also made.
John p. Irish, Of johnson county
was nominated by the Democrats fol
Speaker ofthe House, and d. Knox, TO
Clerk. s .
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Board Of Supervisors Of Musca-
tine county, at their recent session, de-
cided not to send = Commissioner to
Des Moines to assist In the passage OF
the railroad taxation bill, as was recon-
mended BY the Bond Convention, held
at Muscatins few weeks ago.
Lady candidates It Dss Moines are
increasing. Mrs. Mary A. Sleight, Of
Council Bluffs, for enrolling Clerk OF
the House; Miss Florence Thatcher, OF
Van Buren,, for Paper Folder of the
House; aud Miss Eva E. johnson, OF
Polk, for Paper Folder Of the Senate.
During the past year the American
Emigrant Company has brought 5000
emigrants to Iowa and located them on
their lands. They are now putting
agents in every prominent seaport in
Europe. and intend to import between
1000 and 5000 in 1870. They own some
400, 600 acres Of the very best land in
Iowa. #ETfT .## f##E ST
The Hawk Eye, Of Huntington, says
the engineers are engaged in surveying
the route OF the Rock ford, Rock Island
4 st. Louis Railroad from their bridg e
to the main line in the vicinity Of War
rem, Illinois.
In old times in Guthrie county, says
the Tedettc, the following style for a
marriage certificate was used in Guthrie,
and one Of those is now on file there:
"Application was this day made by
- and - for marriage license
and the evidence Of being that
the parties were willing for tho same
and both being in sound mind and in
good condition, the same was grant
ed.n
The Lansing Republican has the
choice items:
IA widow married few months ago.
Upon eight or ten weeks trial, she in
formed her husband that he didn't suit,
aud he left unconcernedly, as hired
hand no longer wanted. More lately
another left upon like Specification
from his better half, only he sniveled at
the loss of a situation. And still more
recently, another said he would leave if
his wife would raise him seven dollars,
and thereupon she mortgaged her cook
stove for the money. He had to sign
the mortgage with her to make it valid.
She then handed him the money and he
left. These departures are improve
meDts to North Lansing"
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Fall and Winter
GOODS.
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AGENTS WANTED,

Also. Small Fruits, Plants, Bulbs, all the new
Potatoes. &c, prepaid by mail. 4 lbs. Early
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trade list. Seeds on Commission.
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HALF SMEET.-We present our read
ers this week with but half sheet pa
per, expecting to be able to fold with
It . supplement containing Governor
Aerrill's .Nssass y the just cDn vened
Legislature. Failing in this, II we do
fall, the Message will be sent to subscri-
bess - soon - received, which will lay
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Estray Notices.

MARE-Taken M by Joseph Olds, in Rochester
township Cedar county, Dec 29h. le@. one light be2
mare three years old past small star In Forehead bOth
n'no ''e' "n 'i's' ~ppl~' VIZ ELLIOTT. cs,k,
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Reduction Prices =!
For January.
We have en- route to arrive
this week
5000 lbs. choice Brown Sugars,
IA to Is cts.
$500 lbs. refined White Sugars,
l64 to lit cts.
1880 lbs. choice Rio Coffee, %
to "a cts. is.
so kegs choice Table Syrups,
75c. to $l.20 per gal.
Is chests Fresh Teas, Sl.1O to
$1.9O.
10 bbls. best ITO test) Kerosene,
a 40 cts per gal.
&C., &C., &c.
These Goods have been pur-
chased at PANIC PRI-
CES, during the past week, and
we propose to give our patrons
the benefit of these unusually
Good B0rg0isss-forready
pay. ..
Of course we cannot enter
sales of these goods in Book Ac-
count at the prices named-nor
can we make too prices-con-
sequently we shall make no
accounts for January.
Respectfully,
ALDEN, SCOTT & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-03-24
Magazines.

--Leypoldt & Holt, New York publish
the journal of Social Science" No. 2,
containing the transactions of the Ameri-
can Association at its meeting last fall,
and the papers read before the Association
at that time. There is also a comprehen-
sive summary of home and foreign gene
raj intelligence. This number makes a
handsome pamphlet of some 300 pages,
and is especially valuable for the papers
which it contains.
MIR. Parke Goodwin appears as editor of
Putnam's Magazine with the current
number, for April. The traces of his
practised hand are already seen, although
the new management must be allowed a
few months to get matters fairly in train.
The contents of this number are excellent.
An article on " The American Doctrine OF
Neutrality" puts Secretary Fish's un-
American conduct in the Cuban matter in
its proper light; Prof. Maury has paper
on "The Eastern Portal to the Pole -
Prof. Schele de We're an essay on Amer.
lean Dress !" beside which there are other
articles by III. T. Tuckernam, A. A. Adre,
Miss Cooper, and Mrs. Ames's serial, "a
Woman's Right" with two short stories