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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-01-20

newspaper question was settled in the
, Senate by allowing twenty-three dailies
or their equivalent ia weeklies to Soma
tors, and five copies in the same ratio,
to each officer.
/ The Republican Senatorial caucus,
in the evening, nominated Judge G. G..
Wright for the long term on the first
ballot, he receiving 81 votes to Allison 8
Al. and for Merrill. J. B. Howell, of
the Ksokuk cute City. was nominated
for the short term. The Democratic
caucus nominated T. w. Clagett, of the
keokuk Constitution, rs their candidate
w I Stoneman for the short term. J
w Snow, of the Des Moines Statesman,
for State Printer. VIM Lee. for State
Binder. and q Kennedy for Warden
ofthe Penitentiary. as'a..... a.'t ri
At the Republican caucus Friday
night, G w Edwards, of the Burlington
Hack Eye, was nominated for State
Printer; J Smart, of Waterloo, for
State Binder. and Martin Kelsey for
State Penitentiary. ..,.-s...
On the l4th, in the Senate, Senator
Bennett retired from the chair as Presi-
dent pro tenn, giving place to Lieutenant
Governor Walden. Resolutions COM
plimentary to Ex-Lieutenant Governor
Scott and Senator Bennett, as former
presiding officers of the Senate, were
passed. A resolution was adopted for
printing the Governors inaugural in
the different languages.
The House reconsidered and amended
the resolution previously passed, allow
ing twenty-five copies of daily newspa-
pers, or their equivalent to each MEM
Der, allowing also five copies to each of
the officers. Two bills were introduced,
one to annul Chapter S6 of the Revision
in relation to the sale of school lands
and the other to legalize the oreaniza-
ton Of the independent School District
of Ainsworth, in Washington county.
Both were referred to committees. The
House authorized the printing Of the
Inaugural Message in the different Ian.
guages.
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Court, was defeat to an immense lobby
ofwirs pulling tricksters, whose clever
manipulations had sent Quito almost
every newspaper reports concernin.
''the Frightening prospects OF Allison, y
up to the very moment Of his defeat. 1t
gives gratifying assurance that Iowa
legislation can not yet be controlled by
such unworthy means. And more than
this, the record of the successful candi
date is such as to make his selection, in
itself, subject Of graduation.
Chosen over such competitors as the
brilliant Allison, who has already won
q national reputation as legislator that
| his efforts to secure this position are
unworthy of, and Governor Merrill,
than whom no one enjoys in greater
degree the confidence and esteem of the
people Of the State, but who could not
be spared from the position he now fills
with so much credit, Judge Wright will
enter the United States Senate with the
most gratifying assurance Of the sympa-
thy and approval of his constituents.
Geo. G. Wright, as we gather from
the Register, was born in Indiana in
1920. Graduating from the University
of that State, and having been admitted
to the bar, he came to Iowa in 1910 and
settled in Van Buren, county. He served
as prosecutor of that county, and for two
terms was sent from it to the State Sen
ate. In 1854 he was elected by the
Legislature Chief Justice of the State
Supreme Court. In 1859 he was aE-
pointed to the Supreme Bench by Gov.
Kirk wood: and in 1865 was nominated
and elected to the position he now &C.
cupies as associate Justice.
The election of James B. Howell,
editor Of the Keokuk Gate city,
to fill the vacancy in the Senate
occasioned by the resignation Of James
w. Grimes, j. also a credit to those
making the choice, aud deserved ,rib-
ute to him upon whom it fell. Mr..
Howell, like Judge Wright, came to
Iowa at an early day, has been faith
full and efficient laborer upon the side
ofjustice and humanity, andis one upon
whom his fellow citizens can with
pleasure and confidence bestow this
honor and responsibility.
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this Board be published in the Upton
ADVERTISER and Mechanicsville Press.
} + Ferguson offered the following
rule of order, which was adopted:
Resolved. That the members Of this
Board Of Supervisors, during the ses-
sions of said Board, be required to have
some particular seat, and that they re.
main at their seats during each session
OF the Board.
j Atkinson offered the following rule
of order, which was adopted: ..-.....
Resolrcd, That no question shall be
reconsidered second time, except by a
two-thirds vote of all the members OF
the Board.
Upon motion of G w Smith, the
Board adjourned sine die.
Per diem aud mileage of the Members of the
the Board of supervisors of Cedar county, for
the January term, 1870.
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The General Assembly

On Wednesday, the 18th inst, the
proceedings in both House and Senate
were chiefly confined to talking and
voting upon the newspaper allowance.
AZ III Il. IN, a joint convention for the
purpose of canvassing votes for Gov
ernor was held. The figures are as fol.
lows: Merrill, 81 ,243; Gillaspe, 81, 257:
Walden, 97,6os; Richardson, 56, s7s.
At 3 o'clock on the afternoon of the
18th, Governor Merrill and Lieutenant
Governor Walden were inaugurated.
President King, of Cornell College.
offered prayer. Chief Justice Cole ad.
the oath Of Office. The
inaugural address was
received with interest aud repeated
applause by the large assembly. The
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of a general execution to me d.
rected, issued from the office of the Clerk OF
the District Court, in and for the county OF
Cedar and state Of Iowa, in favor of Sarah J.
Rorick and II. G. Piatt, administrators, and
against John kelso, have levied upon the
following property as the property ofthe said
III in block number six in the town of Louden
as the same is laid down on a map or plat OF
said town on file in the office of the Recorder
of said Cedar county and State of Iowa. and
described follows. to-wit: Commencing
hfty-five (55l feet south from the northeast
corner Of said lot, thence running south thirty
800 feet thence west fifty 900 feet to the place
of beginning.
And shall offer the same for sale at the Co lrt
House door in the town Of Upton in said
county, on Saturday. the 9Th day OF February.
"A. d. 1870, ut one o'clock z. Nj. Of said day, TO
satisfy said execution and costs that may ac-
crue thereon.
Dated this 5th day ofJannary, A. d. 1870.
JOHN II. SHEARER
3w2 Sheriff OF Cedar county iowa
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o0ijafs on wolf sCalps, be repealed. .-
The Yeas end Nays being called for,
the vote resulted as follows: Iays,
Blatler, VahNess, Campbell, Wharton,
Woolley. Townsend, Atkinson, Jen-
nings and Finch-0. Nays, Smith,
Nesbitt, Downing, Sharp, Knott, Fur
guson and MofIett-.. Resolution
adopted. .... ...........
Mr. Blstler offered the following resolu
ton, which was rejected:
Rcsotred, that this resolution together
with our proceedings in regard to wolf
and gopher scalps be not published.
Mr. Smith offered the following petit
lion, which was adopted:
To the Board eff Supervisors of Cedar County
Iowa.
The undersigned, Trustees of Center
Township. in said County, state that
Lucinda Minor, q pauper, is a citizen OF
Clinton county Iowa; that said pauper
bocame q charge upon Cedar county in
July 1869; sho being thcn being an in
valid, helpless, aud unable to be re-
moved to her own hene. That she has
now recovered so far rs to be able to he
removed, and she desires to lie sent to
her home, and is without the necessary
means to go; Is still county charge
and in too feeble health 10 travel by the
ordinary public conveyance; said Trns-
tees therefore ask all appropriation of
So or so much rs IS necessary to defray
the expenses which have to be advanced
In order to get heC removed.
Upon motion, committee was APP
pointed, consisting of NanNess, Town.
send and Atkinson, to settle with the
late Auditor.
The ccHMittee Oh Claims made their
report (which was adopted as fol-
lows: 'tSee Claim list
The Miscellaneous committee made
the following reports, which was adopt
ed:
Your Miscellaneous committee would
report as follows: That we have receiv-
ed but one bid on the painting of til.
Court House, and would recommend
that the time he extended until the
June term, in order that we may receive
more proposals. And we would recon-
mend that the bond of S Smith, ferry
man, be released when the bond of Cor.
dis Hardman is filed aud approved.
r T. CAMPBELL. Chairman.
The committee on Public Buildings
made the following report, which was
adopted:
Toth Honorable Board cfSuptrvisors:
Your committee on Public Buildings
and property, resbeetfuliy beg leave to
report that the bill oil costs for building
near the Jail. referred 10 IL, tee approved.
Would also r.csamu1end tina! the proper
ty useless 10 the coefuty. Laying around
the coar; house u sold
THo1AS EaN-N>ENIs- I4a'l-
Mr. Wolf, TO Hh@al 49, rsst,rt.4 1At
petition OF John MoreaAnG g.1yl1s fss
abatement of taxes, .9'sAee15 l1i1 1a.Adf
verbal report
Upon motion 81 II: >1-9all. lAfs. &ass
was deferred aEiil the |4.1se session.
The committee or E-;443.EAt5411 made
the following report, ~t9lGs. rs @52Ft-
ed
Your committee Oh Equalization, leg
leave TO submit the following list for i
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SUBSCRIPTIONS. 1870.
Terms.

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ly. or BAZAAR viii! he supplied gratis for every
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Address HARPER BROS, New York.
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The Senatorial Nominees.

Ifthere was no other reason for being
pleased with the result of the contest
for the Iowa Senatorship for the full
term, worthy one might be found in
the fact that the selection of Hon.
Geo. G. Wright, of our State Supreme
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-01-20
In the Matter OF the Guardianship of
Josiah ". Hammond,

CIRCUIT COURT. Cedar Co, Iowa.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th day
~ of April, 1863, the final report of Susan
Hammond, guardian OF Josiah W. Hammond,
asking to be dis harged rs such, was filed in
the Office Of the ClerK Of the Circuit Court OF
the state of Iowa. In and for edar county, and
the l4fh day of February. 1870, being the first
day Of the next term Of said Court, set for final
hearing Of said report. said Guardian will be
discharged is no AFFECTION be then made.
WIN. ELLIOTT. Clerk.
Bissell & Starr, Attys. owl
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SHERIFF SALE.
Probate Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that progressive report and
petition OIL s. Taylor. administrator Of the estate O.
Isaac II. Nichols, deceased. on the nth day Of
cult Court of Iowa. within and for Cedar county max
ing application to sell 10 Of the real estate be-
longing to said estate 10 pay balance OF debts that
February 18th 1870 being the first day next term
Of said Court, was set for hearing on said and
granted authorizing said administrator to sell said real
estate, If no sufficient objection be then made.
WIN. ELLIOTT. Clerk
WoIr& IASnr Att,y for Admir- - ou,;
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Jacks 1000 lo0. 90
Jennies $500 go 90
Stations iuD.00 $1,000
Sugar mills J the value.
Corn crushefs the value.
list class threshing ma
chimes 1900 25O. 90
The above classification is designed as
general guide, but you are not confined
the above; you can add to or deduct
from the amount specified and if YOU
find that any property that should be
assessed, has been omitted, you are to
assess it at half its value.
T. NJ BRINK,
Auditor.
Mr. Knott offered the following reso-
lution which was rejected:
Resoiucd, That the report of the com
anittee on Expenses and Taxation,
which refers to the salary of the county
Treasurer, be reconsiuered.
Mr. Townsend offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Resotued, That Il committee be APP.
pointed to ascertain the amount that it
has cost the county for the past year TO
sustain its panpers.
The Chair appointed Mr. Townsend
said COMMITTEES.
Upon motion of Mr. NanNess
the Board adjourned to meet at
O'Clock Pm.
January 9th, 1870 o'clock r. NJ
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present, all the members but
Rigby.
The committee on Roads and Bridges
made the following supplementary re-
port, which was adopted:
The committee on Roads and Bridges.
would recommend an appropriation of
$500 be allowed for building u bridge
across Clear creek, at kertz's mill
in Pioneer township, in answer to petit
ton. provided the citizens raise the
same amount. l. + BLATLER. Chm.
Mr. Sharp offered the following reso-
luton, which was adopted:
Res0lced, That SO much of the report
on Roads and Bridges as refers to Joseph
Dlds' road, be reconsidered.
Upon motion of Mr. Townsend, the
above road case was referred back to the
committee for action next term
J Atkinson offered the following les-
olution, which was adopted:
Resolved That committee of one be
appointed for the purpose of ascertain
ing whether Mrs. Brooks, at present in
the Lunatlc Asylum, be sane or lunatic;
and that power be given the committee
to order the release of said Mrs. Brooks
IL found to be sane.
The Chair appointed Atkinson said
committee.
CIV Smith offered the following,
which was adopted;
Resolved, That the Auditor be in
structed to draw q warrant Oh the Treas
urer in favor Of n Orion for five dollars,
TO pay him for building fires in the
court room during the present session of
the Board.
Mr.. Sharp offered the following reso-
luton, which was unanimously adopt
ed:
Res0lUcd. That tho Auditor be re-
,,,ested To draw an order on the Treas
lrer for the per diem and inilage Of the
members Of the Board.
Joseph Downing offered the follow
uu resolution, which was adopted:
Reso1red, That the proceedings OF
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NOTICE is hereby given that Reuben
IN Swartzlander, guardian of Jehiel Miner
minor child OF Joseph Miner, has filed his final
repor. as such guardian and that the same is
set for final hearing on the 18th day of Febru-
arg. 1879, at which time, unless objections are
made, he will he finally discharged
REUBEN SWARTZLANDIRG Guardian.
Piatt Carr, Atty's. owl
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


Z" HLEEDS Il MINER will sell by auction
H. per order OF Exccutrix, the FINE ART COL
LECTION of the late THOMAS THOMPSON,
commencing Monday. February It'll, at $40
broadway. New York. This extraordinary
election is the most extensive ever offered
in the United States. Valued Mt $780,
n<AA ra,npriSinp nearly
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Estray Notices.

STEER ALvES-Taken up by Morris Ocheltree,
in Center Township Cedar county on the LIST OF Janu-
urv 1870 one red and white ycarling steer cali with
short TAIL partly white. Appraised % ten dollars
nd one white yearling steer calf with red ears APP
praised AT twelve dollars ,,rr, ~,,
coLT-Taken up by Henry Kaufman, in Sugar
Creek Township Cedar county Dec. Is, 1863, one bay
horse colt, one year old last spring. some white IN
80 p" WIN. ELLIOTT, Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-09
a French Thief.

The other day, says French paper. lady
went into hAberdasher's shop, Rue Richelieu,
and bought pearl.grey silk dress. The shop.
man had noticed tolerably we'll dressed man
standing at the door alter the arrival of the lady
and seemed TO watch all her movements Step.
ping up to the cashiers desk the lady drew a
200 franc note from her purse. At that moment
the man outside rushed into the shop, gave the
lady box on the ear, and tore the note from
her hands. Il had forbidden You to buy that
dress he cried, "but watched you, and you
shall not have it, With these words he hasten.
ed away, the lady tainted, and the perso ms EN-.
ployed in the shop, supposng the intruder to be
an offended husband, made no remark and let
him go. When the lady recovered, the proprie-
tor of the establishment expressed his regret ut
this violent scene, and pited her for being de.
pendent on SO brutal husband my hus.
band! cried the lady eagerly. "Sir. that man
is not my husband; I do not know him, and
have never seen him The pretended husband
was daring tibet
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-09

A CIRCUS JoKE.-Pete Conklin is one of the
clowns attached to Van Amburgh's circus. Ono
of his jokes is, on presenting two American flags
to one of the female rope dancers. to indulge in
bombast and refuse to do it, exclaiming, "What
surrender the flag Of our country to petticoat
government! Never" The other day Conklin
was taken sick, and was unable to appear and
Seigrist, a Spaniard, begged permission to take
his place. He did very well until he came to
the flag presentation. On being ordered to hand
the woman the flags, he broke out with, "Vat
Sail surrender re fax ov re countree up, hey {.
Sail l, an Amereekan citelan, deliver up nv
fax to re government under zee petticoat of re
woman No, by DAMP The audience broke
out into a roar of applause, and the Spaniard
was immensely delighted, thinking he had made
capital point Peoria Recielc, 18th.
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celebrated divine, who was remarkable in
the first period OF his ministry for boi.terious
mode of prea3hiny. suddenly changed his whole
manner in the pulpit and adopted mild dis.
passionate mode of delivery. One Of his breth.
rem, observing it, inquired of him what had In.
duced him to make the change. He answered
When l was young thought it was the thun.
der that killed the people, but when I grew
wiser, discovered it was the lightning, so de.
termined in future to thunder less and Tighten
more"
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Budget of Finn.
a Double Dead Heall.

Rev DIR. Price, one of the British delegation
lately IN this country, was somewhat astonished
at the dead-head habits of our railroads, hotels,
&c, but seems to have taken to them very kind.
ly. AT meeting in London since his return,
he spoke as follows on his experience here:
Ministers and editors travel at half price.
stopping on one occasion at junction, he went
to hotel close by and had an excellent dinner.
Afterward, going into the clerks office he entered
his name: Thomas Price, Baptist minister, Alb.
erdsre.' %, sir said he, 4 guess you're min.
ister.' Tguess SO, too said I. Well he said
you have only half to pay. The dinner is
eighty cents if you paw forty. you get free Of
the other forty 'On what principle is that p
said L and he said, We give SO per cent. off to
ministers and editors Indeed said 4 hap
pen to be an editor, too Editor of WHAT of
Seren Cymru' Don't know the paper: where
is it published. 2 In Wales Il don't know it
but you are an editor, are YOU Yes, am
Well, l guess we are about square exactly 1
said. Il really think that l will come again On
those terms Come whenever you like, and
We will treat you on those terms