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Shall the Work Commence ?

We mean, shall the work be begun
in the next ten days on the Cedar
Rapids and st. Louis Railroad, and
the same be built ct once through to
Cedar Rapids via Sigourney7 Only
one thing remains to be done in order
that this thing may BE- oonsumated,
and that is this: The right Of way
must be obtained on some reasonable
terms. Cannot this be adjusted
satisfactorily to the company and
the parties over whose lands the
road will run ? We hope 90. The
company now having the work
in hand is An entirely new one
| and . new deal is necessary in
regard to right Of way. Shall il
again be assessed or will not some Of
our citizens interest themselves BY
going over the route in this county
and endeavor to compromise with
the parties, by an amicable adjust
ment. Certainly our farmers along
the route are deeply interested il
the immediate completion, without
let or hindrance Of this great thor
oughfare from Dubuque and st. Pau
through to st. Louis. Will they
consider, be wise and aid this grea1
internal improvement.
We shall see what we shall see.-
At oil events. let us make the effor
to help Wolf, Carpenter 4 Co. in ok
ling upon reasonable terms for tn,
right of way. They have by labor
ing hard and long for months pas
made arrangements with MoPher
son of st. Louis, 90 as to en-
able them to build this road q,
once for cash, il equitable and easy
terms can be had a. to the right o.
way. If the road shall be built this
summer 100000 aside from the iron
and putting same down will be ex.
pended between here and Sigourney.
This, of ITSELF lie of immense import.
aDce to our farmers, and we earnest.
" hope that they will be just as lib.
eral as they possibly can be in regard
to the right of way.
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The General Assembly, of the
Presbyterian church holds it's second
meeting since the reunion Of the old
and the now schools at Chicago on
next Thursday, 18th inst.
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OFFICE OF RxPURLIcAN
Stair CRNTRAL COMMITTEE,
DIES MONIES. March 81. $50.

The Fifteenth Annual state Convention Of
che Republican Party Of Iowa win b held q
Des Moines, Wednesday June 81, II,
commencing at II O'Clock, A. NJ, for the pur.
the following O12ces, viz: -
Ono candidate for Governor;
onc candidate for Lieutenant. Governor;
One candidate ycr ysdge Of tAs Supreme
Court; ,..9-stss
One candidate for Sspesintendswt u
Public Imstywctton;
and the transaction Of such other business n
the party.
The ratio Of representation wili be, one del.
egaie for each Organised county in the state
every two hundred votes. or fraction over one
hundred, cast for Ed. Wright for Secretary 8
State, at the election in 1870, The foliOWins
table shows the number OF delegates to which
each county will be entitled
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San Legal Notice.
'sTATE q, Of IOWA, d .,.ess.f

: Wspsllp County. s. ~. Ra.n... illsirs'
/, s,-Iva,, a. nerahv snutifls6 thsss thefe 10 Z
now n Ale III II Ia the oiice Of the Clerk Of the
District Court n ttQpyntN the petie$e e. !
Z decree 81 Divorce and Ailhony, for cAdsAs
aet forth in her satd petition, q
And NIL sDusgpeaHF M q sn nf 81 sembef
1871. The second day Of the next ensuing teIm
al ssaid court, DEFAULT. Judgment enI oeeHSs
NAlI bd entered against you ACCOUNTING ~ tn0
= - i. BIGHAM..A Ally for Complainant. :,
April 25ths asa tSfG u WI II ~ Il
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They have got general guarantee
on foot in Muscatine, on their rail.
road project West. They haven't
chawed that pudding string. We
would like to see the individual who
has presumption enough to say gen.
eral guarantee in this town,
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Mr.. Roccher has always been in
favor OF the women of bis church Ia.
king part in the social meetings. AZ
the result, says the Independent. % lank
female gospeler arose ono evening
and recited a learned, but by no
means edifying, homily, which she
repeated at two successive meetings.
The case was becoming both Iudi.
crous and serious. Finally, At the
close Of the harangue on the third
evening, Mr.. Beechcr lifted up his
head, which had been buried IN his
hands, aud said, quietly: "Neuerthe.
less, brethren, | am in favor Of hav-
ing women speak 10 The prayer
meetings" aaR g =
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Dick Lenehan. q noble hearted
youth who acts as fireman on the
Des Moines Valley Railroad, went
forward upon his engine, clambered
down upon the pilot, and leaning for.
ward TO bis utmost reach, brushed
little toddling child from the track
upon which the locomotive was mo-
-V3na Rifh ranidltv.
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We notice, in one particular quar-
Ter. that DR.. Bulls, Of Winnesheik
county, now that he is . candi-
date for Lieut.. Governor, comes
in for criticisms on account of his
course in regard to railroad tariff
of freights, etc. We suppose
that DR.. Bulls faithfully represented
his people as Senator, at least, he
seems to stand very high among
them. There is one thing he was
not in favor Of we know, and that
was that the State should pay the
railroad indebtedness of some hall
dozen or more counties, amounting
to about 81, 100000 in the aggregate
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The Lamar Insurance Co., of
Chicago, have decided to re-insure
tho policies outstanding and wind up
their business Reason-Capital
impaired, and business don't pay.
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The grand jury at Iowa City fail
ed TO indict the State Medical
University Tor body snatchiug for
want of evidence. The University
will open = usual in September,
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Judge Wood Of the U. s. Circuit
Court in tho State of Alabama has
recently decided case involving TO
all intents and purposes the cobSti-
nationality of the Ku Klux bill just
passod by Congress. Of the 18th
Amendment he says:
"From these provisions, it follows
clearly, as it seems to us, that Con-
gress has tho power, by appropriate
Legislation, for the Fourteenth Amend
ment not only prohibits the making
or enforcing Of laws which shall
abridge the privileges Of the citizen,
but prohibits tho states from deny.
ing to all persons within its jurisdic-
ton the equal protection of the laws.
Denying includes inaction ~ we'll ~
action, and denying the equal protec-
ton OF the laws includes tho omission
to protect, 40 well - the omission
to pass laws for protection. The citi-
ZEN of the United States is entitled
TO the enforcement Of the laws
for the protection of his fundamental
rights, as well - the enactment of
such laws. Therefore, to guard
against the invasion of the citizens
fundamental rights, and to insure
their adequate protection, ~ vol
against State Legislation as State in
action, or incompetency, the Amend
ments give Congress the power to
enforce it's provisions by appropriate
Legislation. And % it would be un-
seemly for Congress to interfere d.
rectly with State enactments, and a.
it cannot compel the activity ofState
officials, the only appropriate legis-
Iation that it can make is that which
the Amendment secures. The ex-
tent to which Congress shLll
exert this power must depend
on it's discretion in view Of the cir
cumstances Of esoh csse. If the exer
else of it in anyway should seem to
interfere with the domestic affairs of
o State, it must be remembered that
it is for the purpose of protecting
Federal rights. and these must be
protected even though it interfere
with State laws, or the administra-
ton of State laws.
We think, therefore, that the right
OF freedom Of speech, and the other
rights enumerated in the first eight
articles of Amendment TO the Con-
stitution of the United States, that
they are secured by the Constitution,
that Congress has the power to pro-
tect them BY appropriate Legislation.
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Chicago Live Stock. !.
Ghicao0 Nav la

Hods-Receipts 34OO; extremes
435@4.75; bulk OF sales at 4.5Obns.,
CArrLE-Receipts 27O0; 6.5O@6.5O
for those averaging HOO TO 1900; falr
shipping $685. 30 i,ag9iqaH - 5
SHEEp-Keceipts 466;market quiet
firm and unchanged. nSiaa fr9bn
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Beautiful Flowers.
~ FANNIE WILDWOOD.


Beautiful flowers! God. the divine.
First planted seeds OF love,
Then Eatered them with heavenly dews
VIZ ~ s SHR thsrs sRassns n vailed Aues.
Ho4ee and lilie1y s.whick6pin not
11foy neither min nor tOil.n IA
Beautiful fiovofa .mid 1890 Aaer
And earth Of sGmbfe hue
Into this world Of Qtirs ~ came
Astypes of friendship true.
Ye came to keep alive the good
That was with mortAls born.
Bright - the star OF Bethlehem
That shown In early morn.
HAutiful ilowersi cannot tell
One.half my love for ye:
lis u bptindless e the YEA,
That 0lls 1Rmomdtty, ss.skr-
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Atrocities in Florida.

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.hon,as.s ~;.s s s s $500
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poor negroes m'gnt 20 arneo an'
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TELEGlRAPHIC!
WASHINGTON, May /

= a WASHINGTON, May Is.
K Ferry, of Connecticut, and Logan,
Of Illinois, took their seats for the
first time in the session. &e
Brownlow, Of Tennessee, johnson,
Of Virginia, and Kellogg, Of Louisi-
ana, are absent from the city. ~
There are three vacancies, one
from Georgia, one from Alabama,
and one from North Carolina. 1oHr
After prayer and reading Of the
journal, q resolution was offered
which was sgreed to, requesting the
President if mot inconsistent to the
public interest, to communicate cop
les Of all the correspondence in the
State Department 10 relation to the
ship Hudson and the schooner Wash
ington, and of the property of the
Connecticut, which was seized by the
British authorities in the Falkland
Islands, in 1854 and also the report
Of Lieut.. Lynch, or other naval Off
GERS of file in the Navy Department
on the same subject.
On motion OF Senator Cameron,
the Senate went into executive ses-
sion. al s En-, $50 .e, =, (,
In the executive session of the
Senate to-day, Carpenter made . re-
port rom the committee on iinvesti-
cation into the unauthorized publ
cation of the Treaty Of w ashington.
The report gives the testimony Of
q. L. White, correspondent and II. J,
Ramsdell, assistant correspondent
of the New York Tribune, to the Of.
feet that they obtained tho treaty
from . printed copy and autographed
it to New York, but refused to tell
how or from whom they got it, or
what was paid for it. The commit
tee have decided that the questions
which White and Ramsdell refused
to answer arc proper ones, and rec.
ommend the adoption by the Senate
Of resolutions that the sergeantat
arms arrest them and bring them be-
fore the bar of the Senate and detain
them until they answer for their con-
tempt in this matter, and mako them
abide by such further orders as the
Senate may make.
An animated debate Of four hours
ensued, after which . resolution in
reference to White was adopted by
vote Of AZ to ID. That 10 reference
to Ramsdell by q vote of 38 to 10.
lin accordance with tho resolutions
of the day. warrants have been Is
sued for the arrest Of White and
Ramsdeli. by the Sereeant.at-arms.si +,
Tho treaty was not considered 20.
day, the proceedings above detailed
having occupied ali the time Of the
session. Nh,
The President sent to the Senate
today the following nominations !:
... o.s - Tisn, -. = nssssssn' oec.
49, D. " -'kAs,vn ssiCoI'u LOT
.a s. 'g Nh 1I ~ SSns1. nsMa-
G Gs.."1 DIV -. luulu = Hoa,cc ,..
NV. neM:S osonuo 1ol .ne a ri ,!1a Dis !
p DIV: =. "I''ou uoolso -. "r,gDt,
o.. % 1 anI OI.o - o.'uA Wy
vldere, Ills Charles Southland, POST
master at Morris, Ills. !.
as Nrw vo,x M.a.e
Tha Cl.a;n Woodh,,l. = -, ~.
dal v.s nar,;I,otaI = .La r Svan-
Mari Fl poi;ca onnrts t y : n.y.
Ciaa;r 81 .,,,, $500. ~, sasv.aa. nIs'
tia brntal;,v r n har son' i 'I 10 y. r 70
Blood. who she asserts thra ", "oii
y - !
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st. Louis Market.

fai lahaia,St. Louis, May Is. 8
ft0u t1S -stsady. 80 Szoaeo for .. fall
super. nh ''@.
spring ! 36a38. 'il'.'i .F'n
lCoRN-Slow, 69a51 mixed on
track. IA ~ ..'t' t''a ' 81
OArs-57a5s sacked. n
BARLEY-Dul;. ',9t 1a' 7 1850
RYI-Steady.
WHISKY Unchanged, 80.
P0RK--17 90 for standard. ~.
I BAcoN-Oa orders, shoulders TAI;
clear o.. t,a,,., .fo
LARD-In small way II, IA for
choice. a3oE ~ sya1si 9aA q q
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Three horse thieves were arrested

Three horse thieves were arrested
herS Sunday. During their trial
yesterday, and in the confusion nt
the couri room, they deliberately
walked ont, .wentto the hotel, paid
their bill6 stole two horse at the rear
Of the hotsl and made their escape
They are still al large. There aps
pears to be, . fegularsr organize
band Of horse and petit thieves ID
this community. During the last
week some dozen houses have been
entered and robbed of valuables, and
no less than ten horses have been
stolen in this region. The officers
are on their tracks, and il canght il
looks fair that they viii be s1mnafily
dealt with by the Vigilance Commit
tee, which is much excited by ,these
outrages. i544al Il 6Fisd EsL'
t CINCINNATI, May To-
The loss OF the mills Of johnson b
CO., in the fire last night, cannot be
FULLY ascertained, owing TO much
stock being covered ia debris. II ID
supposed to be not less than $500.
900, upon which there was insurance
| to the amount Of s124, 900. The
building No, % and "a Sycamore st.,
| ia which the fire originated, isa TO-
tai loss. Only tho walls are left. -
Insured for 983, 900. II was owned
lby Adj Wolf %
ts. OSHKOSH, May 16.
A fire broke out IN the foundry
and machine shop of q. Challihoi, 1t
| Omro, last evening, and despite the
efforts to save IL, oil was destroyed.
| Il was the only manufactory Of the
Challinoi shingle machines Ia the
United States, and the patterns were
all burned. Lose, $4,000 no insu-
rance.
1 LONDON, May l6.-6 m.
The latest dispatched from, Paris
state that the commute reports the
/ Versaillists repulsed atMeuiily. 81
| General Macon, Chiefof. Staff. has
| been arrested. ....,. .f 81 !,
La Li6erte says that the Govern.
ment troops have entered Paris
through breaches az Porte Naillol
and at Auteuil. The entry of the
troops at Point dn Johrl is imminent
LONDON, May 16. ];
/ The Times special from Paris sayl
Cluseret and Megy have been releas
ed from confinement. rs S.se I'M 49,
An armistice is arranged for Wed
nesday,, to enable tho inhabitante .
Vanvres- and neighborhood to move
A circular from. Gronsset, the Fed
eral Munster Of Foreign Affairs, sln
vites the provinces TO join she com
muniste. $500 AZ.
Il The Germans arc concentratin,
toward Paris. The head quarters q
the Prince Of Saxony have heel
transferred to Margency,, and til,
chief mmsnd Of guards have bee
removed to Montmorency.fe y ~,
The fall of Fort Nontrouge is ia
minent. ss.s,,.. s..s.y4.s :. 49,,
4 The western and southw estern II
rondissements Of Paris are uninhabi
able. There has boon great loss {
life and property in these portion
ofthe city. 81,
The Hath battalion of Nation.
Guards refused to march outside /
Paris. ss.
The tricolor is not flying to-day .
Fort Vanvres. A M
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FIGHT WITH A W0LF.-Our cores
pondent "Billy" sends as the follow.
ing account of an interesting Incl.
dent that recently occurred near Ma.
sons Grove and voucbes for the truth
oft.
During tho late storm of hail, rain
and snow, and when it was at ita
height, and SO dark that q person
could not see ten feet ahead, . new.
conner who has settled on the rich
bottom lands OF tho West Boyer, was
awoke out Of his sleep by his wife
saying; "Johni John! Don't you
hear3 Watch is fighting that big
wolf you saw to-day, and it has run
him to the door !" "a,
Hearing the fight, without mo-
ment's reflection, he jumped out Of
bed and with q yell of encourage.
ment to his dog, opened the door,
and u few feet from it was his dog
which had evidently got large gray
wolf by the throat. Taking his AZ
and watching bis opportunity, be
dealt the volt y blow on the head
which stretched it out in death
Patting his dog be rushed out Of the
storm and crept into bed. telling biz
wife shat "Now he would be able to
send cousin Jim VOLTS skin for q
robe that was worth something, fol-
it WAS the biggest kind of a gray
wolf, and that he wouldn't take .
horse for old Watch"
Early in the morning, eager to see
his prize, with ono log OF his pants
dragging on the floor ho opened the
door, and there lay gray mule coli
which his old marc had foaled the
day before!
Old Watch came wagging his tail
expecting to receive bis masters nv
tention, which he did in tho shape OF
. kick accompanied with few strong
words, and it is not safe to say "wolf''
when in the presence Of this man
Denison Review.
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Eo. B. CoRKHILL. J. W, rRAER

All persons who have acted with the Repub.
lican party heretofore, and are In full accord
part in the nomination OF delegates to this
GEO. B. CoRKHILL, J. w. rRAER,
A. II. HAMILTON, C. WULWEBbER,
JON. Y. STONE, CT GRANGER.
WIN. r. SMITH, CHAS. ALDRICH
w. W.JUNKIN, r. W. HUMPHREY
Z. Ii, TOLLE, Us CLARKSON. Chm
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Arrangements are being made with the
fare: Announcements Is TO details will be
made shortly.
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Here'sa good feature in school
management: jackson township,
Benton county. appropriated $70O
for libraries Of text books, which arc
to be used by such scholars as are
unable TO purchase books for them
selves. A uniform ser,es Of books
has been adopted, ana each district
has its owe library under tho charge
Of the teacher conducting the school.
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It is said that only "a gentlemen
have declined nomination for Lieut.
Governor at the approaching State
Convention. There are now only
80 candidates in the field and 68
counties to hear from, in which there
are supposed to be 1876 candidates
who neither seek nor decline that
much coveted Office, which is oonsid-
cred . stepping stone to honors more
profitable. Trot out your candidates
gentlemen, there is plenty more
room in Des Moines hasheries for ex-
pectants.
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The Post OAioe ct Lewis. .Cass
county, was robbed Of tl46, the
other night.
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COUNCIL RLuEss. Nav l6.

Al The balloon ascension in this
city, yesterday, previous to the OPEN
ing OF Lakes circus, the man who
went up IN the balloon was seriously,
ana, II - feared. fatally injured, by
jumping from the balloon when 80
feet IN tho air, breaking his arm and
leg, and injuring himself internally,
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New York; Nayj16.

Theirs mansion, reported destroy
cd by insurgents, was ono of the
handsomost in Paris, and contained
one OF tho finest collections Of art
and curiositics in France. Ii must
have cost an emmense sum- lay !
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A fire broke out IN the foundry
and machine shop Of q. Challihoi, At
,Omro, last evening, and despite the
efforts to save IL, oil was destroyed.
Il was the only manufactory Of the
Challinoi shingle machines Ia the
United States, and the patterns we're
all burned. Lose, $4,000; no insu-
rance.