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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-09-14

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world need an occasional tonic, to en-
able them to support the strain upon
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in Hostetter's Stomach Bitters 1t is a
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The following letter from a prisoner
in Jail to the Washington Gazette, is a
temperance sermon of no mean order:
Washington Iowa August 29-hur i
am Jim Thompson in Jail Whiskey is
the hol caus first desertion of Wife then
to whiskey then to Jail the peopel of
Washington can send me to the gals or
penitentiaay do yorst for I am gon But
advise all men to leave Whiskey a
lone for / have trid it years and l land
hur so good BY friends and foes till cort
and then sentence me to five years.
JIM THOMPSON.
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

The Republicans of Benton county
have nominated for the Senate, Col
John Shane, and for the House, E. NJ
Stedman and F. G. Clark.
Cornelius Walsh was nominated fol
Governor of New Jersey by the Repub
lican State Convention.
The Republican majority in California
is about $500. William Alvord, tax.
payers candidate, is elected Mayor OF
San Francisco by 1000.
The following nominations have been
made in Jackson county: Republicans
Senator, DR.. Allen, Maquoketa; Re-
representatives., w. Kilbourn, Bellevue
George Eberling, Sabula. Democrats
Senator, L. w. Stewart; Represe ntaves,
John "A. Fritz, VIM. II. Reed.
The foolish rumor is started by the
New York Sun that President Grant
has prepared letter, refusing to permit
his name to come before the next Re-
publican National Convention as can.
didats for nomination. The San has
displayed an absurd malice against the
President from the time its editor failed
to receive certain appointment he
desired. Its persistent abuse long since
destroyed all confidence in its state.
ments, and this last report will only the
more clearly disclose its animus.
The Cedar Rapids Times sees mo
necessity of tho fact of man being a
candidate for the United States Senate
being made the signal for discourteous
onslaught upon his personal character.
Let the friends of the respective candid
ates present their claims on the grounds
of political fitness for the position, and
not attempt by personal abuse to de-
tract from the characters of their OPP
ponents. Iowa has not three better men
than are VIM. b. Allison, James Har-
Ian, and J. f. Wilson, or men better
qualified to represent the people in the
Senate of the United States.' Whole
some sentiments these.
The Marshall Times says: 1.-THE
question of who shall succeed the Hon.
James Harlan, has been definitely settl-
ed as much so, as though the election
had been held. 1t is now we'll under
stood that the Hon. James F. Wilson,
Iowa's favored son, has consented to
allow his name to go before the people
as candidate for the L. s. Senate.
The bitter strife raging in the Repub-
lican party has born glorious fruit, in as
much as it has been the means of call
ing out from his voluntary retirement,
one Of the greatest men of this nation.
While member of the House Mr.. w.
won name and position not inferior to
any man in the nation, and of world-
wide. celebrity ,honoring the State of his
adoption, and giving it character and
position, which no other man in either
house has ever been able to do. The
name Of James +. Wilson is enough to
rally every true Republican in the State,
for there is not one who will risk his
reputation by questioning the supsriori.
ty Of James F. Wilson over any Iowan
who has yet appeared on the political
boards, and no unprejudiced Republican
who has in view the good of his party in
the State and nation, will hesitate in
giving Mr.. Wilson an earnest support.
We reiterata, that the U. S. Senator
question is as effecually disposed of a.
though the election had already been
held, and James F. Wilson is the
man."
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The Iowa Grand Lodge of Good Tenn
plars, in session at Clinton last week,
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year:
G. w. G. T.--Isaac Brandt, of Des
Zoines; G. w. C.-Mrs. NJ. w. Porter,
NJ. d., of Davenport; G. w. V. t.
Flora J Ovington, of Clinton: G. w.
Sec'y-J Norwood Clarke, of -.
The following named persons were
chosen as representatives to the r. w.
G. Lodge: Isaac Brant, A. Z. Lowery,
aud Amos Jones. The next session of
the Iowa Grand Lodge will be held at
Des Moines the last Tuesday in May,
1872.
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In speech before the Iowa Methodist
Convention the other day, Rev. Mr..
Skinner asked "What must the AL
mighty think to see an Immortal soul
playing croquet?"-Erchdnge. Passing
beyond the Stiffness and irreversnce OF
this, We should like to hear from Mr..
Skinner his opinion of what the Al
mighty must think to see an immortal
soul eating yallar-legged chicken
DQutOn Journal,
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Scott county. boarding pauper, $50 20
Casady Lawrence, work on poor
s:s% car. paup.r, & rs g & s. g g
Crandall, P Trustee Massillon tp, 7OO 90
hickman. w. goods for pauper, 80 50
Denny, house rent for pauper, q 90
Duncan. Aaron boarding pauper 500 90
WiIiisms, F Il printing for Co. 81 s. 81 50 s.
VIM Hills, med. att. pauper, q IS 10 S.
Costs, State cases, 564 10 16S Is
Sutton, VIM H goods for Co., SIS 5 Is
Hatch, c w care Of pauper, 1925 10 90
Hubbard, o boarding pauper, Il Sc Q 90
Dodge Henry, digging grave for
s s:,I:sssS +. $; Atty, State case, &c &c
Grisgs. " atson 4 Day, books and '"
stationery for Co., l19 so 1l9 so
Foohs e. C.ntsr rp S SIG
orion n. bailif. Aug. Term Court, 8 90 8 %
Foshs Geo s. medie q, attendance
DC for 1Ga aHsS
Morton p, cutting grain on =. +, 10 % Is Is
Dean. Ingman & Young, goods for
Snyder & Millhouse, harness Tor
Poor farm, A so "A 30
Miller John, lime for Poor Farm, i IS IS
Clark +, rock for Poor Farm, O6 406
Dean H L, shoes for pauper, 24U 2 40
MeD Sn e work ' on Rfs ooPF Farm
Milford Longley, CO. printing, $50 So $50 So
sterling F NJ, stationery for Co.. so 20
Bissell 1 Starr, Att'ys, State cases, 5 90 90
Mcnamara 4 casad, hardware for " ="
Oakley a B, sup't Schools. los 50 1os 50
ssGSs for t paopsf
Harry Hatch, bridge Com'r, 300 26 90
do lumber, 1913 ~ 50
do bal. on barn, 80 90 90 30
Peters Hiram, rock for well, 5000 80 90
Priohard Bros. carriage hire, 90 600
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Notice to TOterS.

rINiE Voters of Center township, Cedar coun-
/ :y, met on the 4th inst, in accordance
with an act Of the Twelfth General Assembly
of the State of Iowa, to make out a list OF the
qualified voters of said township. The list
will be found in the Court House Hall. The
Board of Registry will hold a m Getting on Tues
day preceding the general election, October
3d. in the Court House, to revise, correct and
complete said register.
By order OF the Board,
HENRY REIGART.
Clerk Center township.
Upton, Sept r 9Th, 1871.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

All psrsons are hereby warned against pur-
chasing promissory note given by J. b. Grip
liver to Edward wilkins on or about August
Nth 1871, for 100, payable thirty days after da t.
as said note was obtained by misrepresenta-
ton and without consideration, ] shall not
pay the same unless compelled by law. The
asove is the only note of any kind standing
against me.
3WS6 L. B. CRIPIIVER
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Judge Knapp, Democratic candidate
for Governor, said in speech at Coun-
Gil Bluffs the other day, that he Cooked
upon the secession movement as an I'M
justified rebellion and was heartily in
favor of everything that was done to
crush it, Not all Democratic nominees
in Iowa can truthfulIy say as much,
even though Knapp be not dreaming.
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From Maine and California, the ex.
tremes of the Union, come the news OF
sweeping Republican victories-even
greater ones than the most hopeful had
dared expect. In the latter State, which
voted first, the Republican majority is
at least 5000, about the same which it
gave the Democrats two years age, SO
that the gain is 10000. This is on Gov.
ernor, the Republican gain in the Leg
islature corresponding to such majority
in the whole vote. The election in
Maine last Monday will give Perham,
Republican candidate for Governor, at
least 10000 majority over Kimball, his
competitor. This, from the rising and
setting sun, may be taken as harbinger
of the good tidings we are to have a.
State after State between wheels into
line with right and left guides, with
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Team fO3. sale.

4 SPAN OF LARGE BAY GELDINGS for
n sale. The team is suitable for riding,
driving on the road or farm work, Harness
and Wagon sold with them if desired. Inquire
of WOLF & LANDr, at Upton, or the subscriber
at West Branch. 4w36 BLAIR WOLF.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-09-14

MRS. WHITCoMB's SYRUp.-The
great soothing remedy. Price only %
cents. Gives rest to the mother and
health to the child. Sold by Druggists.
See Advertisement. 37y1
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The State Fair this week commenced
most auspiciously. On Monday the
number of entries had reached twenty.
four hundred, and everything promised
great success.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-09-14
THE NOVELTY
Clothes Wringer.

Nothing except the Sowing Machine has sv-
or been Invented which SO n uch relieves the
labor Of the household as the Wrinser. But its
usefulness does not end here. The saving OF
often remarked that articles OF fine texture
last twice Is long when WIRING In Nringer
Cog VIII eols on both ends. - The rolls are
allowed to separate freely at either end. These,
besides ether advantages which it contains.
ssem TO be indispensable to a practical wiring
sr.-N. Y. Independent.
The hveity Wrlnger has become an in Indispensable
1nstitutiOn in thousands Of families. And
believe its great and increasing popularity is
fully nerited-for tho Novelty evidently pos
sesses all the req uisites of frst-class practi-
cal machine. Indeed. after using one for many
months in our own family. we are prepared to
10 dorse the Novelty MS unsurpassed nhe lnun.
wringers previously tried.-tMoore's Rural
NEWCOMER. t4-Sod Everywhere.
N. Il. PHELPS Co,
Gen. Agts. lOe Chambers st. n.
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Dissolution Of P.r1ncr.I,in-

YNHE Partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the Subscribers. under the name OF
IL. l.. DEAN & CO, has this day been dissoly-
ed by mutual consent.
Mr.. II. l.. DEAN will continue the business
at the old stand, with whom all the accounts
of the old firm can be settled.
II. L. DEAN,
J. l.. TOWNSEND.
Upton, Iowa. Aug. 22d, 1871 3w35
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Schuyler Colfax states that he is An
unqualified supporter of Grant for Pres
ident. He is not a candidate himself,
being determined to retire to private
life
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-09-14

AUDITORS OFFICE,
Monday, Sept. 4, 1871.
The Board met pursuant to law.
Present, all the members.
The following are the claims against
the county presented to the board, and
its action thereon:
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Sheriff Sale.

BY virtue OF special execution to me di.
rected, issued from the offico OF the Clerk oil
tho Circuit Court. in and for the county of Ce-
dar and state of Iowa, in favor ofC. V. {. Stry-
ker and against Adam Batr and Alley Bair
the property of the said Adam Bair and Alley
Bair, to wit:
The south half y of the southeast Il OF Sec
ton number twsnty-siX 26. township mum ber
eighty So north, and range number two .
west of the 9TH p. M, containing eighty acaes
situated in Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale At the
Court House door, in the town of Upton in
said county on Saturday, the 30th day Of Sept
to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day OF Aug. A. d. 1871
JOHN ID SHEARER
SWISS Sheriff Of Cedar County Iowa
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Original Notice

OFTSIHdI NOlICc.
Kate c. Daniels, ! District Court Of Cedar Co
against Iowa, December Term,
John NJ Daniels. 1s,I
TO John NJ. Daniels, Defendant:
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the office OF the Clerk of the District
Court, in and for the county of Cedar, in the
State of Iowa, petition OF Kate c. Daniels
Plaintiff, claiming that you have wilfully de-
serted her as your wife, and abssnted Yourself
without \ reasonable cause for the space of two
years, and claiming and praying for a divorce
from the bonds of matrimony heretofore e Z list
ing between you and her, and asking the Gus
tody OF her children.
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
ana held at Upton, In said county, on the 4th
day of December 1871 default will be enter
ee against you, and judgment rendered and
decree entered thereon in accordance with the
prayer of said petition.
3iw4 WOLF & LANDT, Attys for Prr.
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racy has lost ground at every election
since it began playing the wolf in Sleeps
clothing with Its New Departure suit
North Carolina first repudiated Democ-
racy thereafter; then came Montana :;
Kentucky even showed great Republic
can gains; Wyoming did the same; and
now California and Maine give voice
which says that Republican principles
are not dead issues" nor is that party
thing OF the past.
Concerning the candidacy of Mr..
Courtlandt Rush for election to the of.
fee Of Sheri e Of Cedar county, of which
announcement was made through our
advertising columns last week, We have
little to say, because in our estimation
the subject demands and admits of but
little. Al to what Mr.. RS motives or
expectations are or have been, we know
nothing. We only know that he is a
good citizen and worthy man, whom
We are no less surprised than sorry to
see place himself in this unfortunate po-
sition, where his very friends will be
obliged to ignore him. Had we thou
sand votes to cast, there are few imagin.
able circumstances under which we
would throw one of them for the man
who makes an Independent oandidaturs
in the face of the legitimate nomination
of an authorized Convention; and when
the regular nominee is all esteemed citi-
zen, an unexceptional officer, and
secured his nomination by no sort of
unfair means, as in the present case, the
situation is the very farthest remove
from one which could influence such a
vote
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tOFFICIAL.)

M~U4A&5O CuO 0OHru Oh 6Up6r-
visors Of Cedar Co., Iowa, Sep
tender Term, 1871.
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COUNTY TICKET.

- - - -
For Senator:
JOHN G. CHAMBERS.
For Representatives.:
JOHN @. TUFTS,
JAMES w. BEATTY.
For auditor:
f. NJ. BRINK.
For Irsdsurer:
r. c.. McCLELLAND.
For Sheriff:
JOHN d. SHEARER.
For Supervisor
ALEXANDER MOFFIT.
For Superintendent
CHARLES w. ROLLINS.
For Surveyor.
ALONZO SHAW.
For Coroner.
BENJAMIN WILHELM.
For Drainage Commissioner.
ROBERT COVER.
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The latest move in the war against Of.
fetal corruption in New York City is
the attempt to legally enjoin the author.
tiles from disbursing the public money
The case was in hearing Monday before
Judge Barnard. The accused first de.
muir, to the effect that the plaintiff has
not legal capacity to sue; and then, in
dividually and collectively plead inno-
cence. The result seems to be in doubt,
Tammany people about the city expect
ing Judge Barnard-upon whose own
garments there j. smell of fire-will dis.
solve the Injunction; and the other side
are not sure even were the injunction
granted that it would accomplish much
practical good.
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In johnson county the political fight
promises TO DO particularly warm. The
thing is SO evenly balanced there usu-
ally that men cannot tell if he be
elected or defeated until the last vote is
officially reported and properly credited,
and this year each party has brought
out its strongest men, and will make its
mightiest effort to elect them. Kinks
wood is pitted against Fairall for the
Senate, and Messrs. Finkbine and Capt.
Shaver against John p. Irish and Geo.
Paul for the House. The temperance
question will have so much influence in
the filling these offices that they are
most doubtful, the county really con-
tanning a small Republican majority.
OF course the Democratic candidates are
the anti.temperance champions.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Governor:
G. G. CARPENTER, of Webster.
For Lieutenant Governor:
H. G. Bulls, of Winneshiek.
For Judge Of Supreme Court:
J. G. DAY, of Fremont.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction
ALONZO ABERNETHY, of Crawford.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-23

Between 12 and l o'clock trooo. wa,.
constantly marching and ceunterma,ch,
ing in the lower part of Broadw-y, pre-.
paratory to falling in line. The ,roons
were drawn in line on the east side ~
Broadway. from Leonard street TO the
Battery. The 7th regiment occupied the
right of the line.
The procession mar he'd through Broad.
way to the Clarendon Hotel, where
Alexis alixhted from the carriage, bowed
and entered the hotel. A few minutes
after. accompanied by his stiff. be appear
ed upon the balcony and reviewed the
troops marching past. As regiment after
regiment went BY, they closed mp and
marched off at quick step to the armories,
and Alexis doubtless well pleased with
the heartfelt cordiality of his reception,
went to dinner.
The Ninth Regiment Band of 1 90 pieces
and led by Carl B4gensm. serenaded the
Duke in front of the Clarendon Hotel,
tonight.
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would be home Friday or Saturday. In
letters to his wife, and to another relative
the same day, be also speaks of his return
home. and none of his letters contain anv
intimation of an intention to be unusual
ly absent. -,
Mrs.. Willard had an arrangement to
yisit friends in Leomnster last week, and
on Thursday afternoon took the train for
there, her husband accompanying her t.
the station and taking leave of her, ex-
pectipg her return in season to fill her
place in the choir on Sund4y. Instead Of
going to T4eominster she went to Concord
and stopped at hotel, giving false
name to the register clerk, and intinau-
ing that her husband would soon arrive.
Mr.. Babcook came in the course of the
afternoon, looked at the register, and
asked to be shown to the room assigned to
Mrs. Willard. Soon alter numerous pack
ages and boxes arrived st the hotel for
the parties, and he went out and pur-
chased trunks, into which the packages,
etc, were transferred. It has since been
asoert sined that all of Mrs. Wizards
clothing had been secretly taken away
from Der home here, and it was probably
forwarded ID Coucufu ny TX press.
The parties remained st the hotel to
tea. but took the night train for the north,
he having purchased tickets for Montreal
and inquired in regard to hotels there
friends of the parties here have visited
Concord and aseertained the truth of the
above faots, but beyond these there ia no
definite intelligence of the movements Of
the parties.
The occurrence ia sudden shock to
the friends of Mr.. B 4bcock, who is an old
resident here and has always borne an ex-
oellent reputnt,on. 1t has transpired,
however, since his departure, thst he hae
been in correspondence with the woman
for three or four months past. He left a
wife in feeble health, who, with circle
of friends in good social position, are 1T q
loss for an explanation of his conduct. 1t
is stated of Mrs. Willard that abe has st.
trscted attention by her rather free end
indiscrpet manners, she being dashing
and bold sort of person, Int no charge OF
immortality is made against her, so far a.
our reporters have been able II TO learn.