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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-25
hard on Conductors.

Ii the report Of = Chicago paper is to be be-
lieved, the conductors on the Pullman palace cars
have grievance that it seems to US should be re-
dressed. A new regulation of the company re.
quires each conductor to deposit one hundred
dollars ns q guarantee against loss. and he Il
obliged to sign contract agreeing to forfeit this
amount if any property is lost through his care
lessncss or neglect. or if he has dishonesty re-
tanned money belonging to the company. Detee'
tives are employed to watch these conductors, Al
a further stipulation is made that the report q
each detective shall he final and conclusive evil
dence. 1t is this latter clause to which the con-
ductors object, and it seems to us that they have
right on their side. They say that this agree.
ment places them at the mercy OF hired detec-
tives, and leaves them without defence, which 1t
certainly does. They urge. also. that their repu'
tations not only at the mercy of the detectives
but even OF the hired porten.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-25

Six thousand dollars worth OF window glass Is
to be used IN the new Sherman house ut Chicago
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-25

FAY YouR TAXES or BE TAXED for day
neglect. The "Ten Governors" have saddied onl
people with an unequal, Illegal and unnecessarily
heavy tax but there is nothing to do but to walk
up to the captains Office and pay up. There Is nc
redress, and now no appeal. For the appeal II
made is made to the very body that increases your
assessment. Ard when complaint is made al
appeal is also made to the "Ien Governors ""'
usually constitute more than halt OF the members
of Council present, and as they work together IN
very many cases there is no escape from the uh
equal and unjust assessment under which the peo-
pie are laboringto to sustain an extravagant Council
whose chief business seems to have been, during
the greater part Of the last year. to add to the eh
penses Of the city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-25

FoRcKD SOCIAL EuuALITY. -. There Is no suer
way to make strife bet~een white and colored
citizens, says the N. Y. Journal ot commerce,
than to pass laws compelling them TO eat, drink,
lodge and be amused together, and in all respects
TO live and move platform of social equality.
II the whites want such laws passed there are
many blacks who do not and their tastes GER
tsinly ought to lie consulted. We are not speak
ing Of legislation for the protection OF the colored
race against wrongs, but of that for the enforce
ment of a social community and intimacy which
neither Of the races desires. In places where no
legislation OF that impracticable variety is at
tempted, the whites and blacks have no difficulty
in getting along am,cably. In this city, for i'll
stance, We hear no complaints of colored men be-
ing put out Of hotels, of cars, or denied ad-
mission to public resorts, excluded from any
privileges which whites are permitted to enjoy.
The social relations OF the two races are self
lated, exactly are the relations Of grades and
classes all through society, and move smoothly
a. clockwork. But let the State or city of New
York make laws or ordinances distinctly declaring
that in ali places and under all circumstances,
white and coiored people must consort On terms
of perfect social equality and trouble is ut once
made. The colored citizen begins to be obstreper-
Gus, and the white citizen to be obstinate. One
Of the parties demands and the other denies far
moro than he would have done if the law had
not meddled with HIM. We See how this rule of
human nature works In Washington, where
the district legislature has passed stringent
social equality BILL relating chiefly to the conduct
Of hotels, eating houses and bar-rooms. WASH
ington. quiet even to the extreme Of dulness be-
fore, 10 now all in an uproar, and will be lucky II
she escapes without All armed collision between
the white and black populations There is no
wiadom, somstime,s like that OF letting things
alone
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-25

The TAXES this year, taking the increased as-
sessment and the increase in the levy, in many
ses. are fully third higher than last year. Ii
gentlemans property is actually worth $4,000,
all the "ren Governors" have to do ia to say it is
worth a few thousand more, and put their hands
in his pockets and take out the tax.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-25

There are nearly enough OF Office holders III """
about New York to fill one OF Its largest ''A'N
and these are the men Senator Conk'ing sPoNe
to on Tuesday night. Grant Office holders are
mostly enthusiastic.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-25
onlx nineteen Per Cent.

We are told Oh good authority, tina: it was only
+hro,,uh the denunciation Of the Democrats, Oh
the Committee, that our people are not taxed
nineteen psr cent instead OF 6tteen II the haa'-
Gals demanded ninsteen this year what Will thes
demand next year if they can secure voting ma
jorty.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-25

WHEN negroes in South Carolina vote the Con-
servstive ticket, or show leaning in that direc-
ton, they are st once arrested and put in prison,
il not impaled on Federal bsyonets This is what
Grant, Morton and Conkling call guaranteeing a
Republican form Of government"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-25

THROUGHOUT the South, says the n. I. san,
the part,sans OF GRANT are using their utmost ef-
forts to provoke breaches of the peace in order to
afford pretext for sending United States troops
to overawe the people. Ignorant negroes, VINO II
LETT to themselves would conduct themselves
pesceably, are inc,ted to insult and attack their
white neighbors IN the hope that retaliation VIII
follow and An excuse be furnished for complaints
OF prosecutions against the blacks. correspond
ent living in Petersburg. Va. who was originally
from New England State, but who has lived III
Virginia for u long time, sends us description oi
the condition OF affairs in that city, where the col
ored men have majority of the votes, and where
csrpst-bag domination supreme. Tbs Mayor Of
the city is from Philadelphia. the Postmaster Is
from Maine, and gentleman from Vermont rep
resents the Congressional District in Washington
few nights ago a GRANT and WILSON torch
light procession, mainly composed OF negroes
signal,zed the occasion by indiscrimnate assaults
upon the whites who lived on the route OF their
procession. Ladies and children were among
those who we're assailed by this mob and family
groups sitting quietly on the porches Of their own
houses selected targets for stones and other
missiles. A large number of houses We're thus
stoned and several persons more or less injured by
the riotous supporters Of the Administration, Ne
one in Petersburg believes that such outrag-s
would be perpetrated by the coored men If they
were not inclted thereto by the villainous carpet
bag leaders under whose teachings they act and
vote. 1t is understood that anti-negro riots
would furnish capital tor GRANT. and from many
different quarters hear of acts evidently intend
ed to provoke them
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-25

IT takes the backbone out of Logan's speeche
when one remembers that he said of Grant yea
ago. "Hc is not competent to preside over a war,
caucus"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-05
entitled
"Nan aud Woman - lnvAllAs, z,
. every reader OF this payer, anh ~ wnl un0 ~
eose0 ~ more COPIES - ony persn0 WSo ~ ~
them 70 their friends.
Aadr,.s !. ss,,ov,. s2ssats s.g
st. Louis Mcdical lasociaelo0.
III NORTH SIXTH srnRxf.
sr. LoUn, Ninoou.u
Sold ny DFssgB0oes. l8y

AFTER Poe and FIRTH
lFfom the Boston Shoe and Leather Reporter.
Oucc 4 rustic path whilc ssendin9,
when the sun his rays were ahed-
ding-beaming, cleaning, fairly
streaming through the trees; Is
watched the strcamlet glist'ning
aud cntranced / there WAS listen !
ing, to the melting, merry music
on the breeze; when beneath !
tree reclining, where no ray 81
sun was shining, 10! saw hand.
some youth upon the ground!
Tho no other feature shifted,
quickly soon his eyes upliited-,s
upward lifted rs he wildly gased
around. aGood friend" said !,
approaching, ''do not charge me
with encroaching--are you watt
ing for some messenger q newuf"
but no other word he uttered, and
no other sentence muttered, save
"You'll find there's none like
STEWARDS Doors AND SHoEa"
"That's . strange expression,
surely, said ! looking down de-
Sucly; Fl trust, good s;s the
question you'll excuse"
But he only looked the prouder
as he spoke the words the louder !.
there's always perfect comfort
ain 6EEwAAs's BooEs AND SHpns.r
aWhy, bless me, snsRy' I shosred,.
~ his sanity / doubted, "'tis
surely naught 10 me what peoples
goods you usc.'
But he only cried the higher,
with enthusiastic Are, 4You'll
save much cash by wearing
SrRwART's famous Doors AND
Shoes"
So | left him there reclining,
where no ray Of sun was shining,
and frequently | wondered at the
words the man did use: thinking
surely twas mystcry, and 4 Sc
eret hidden history was weaving
round myself and STEwARr's
SHOES. So / then resolved to buy
them, nay, ! felt compelled TO try
them, and I've no cauee for sad
ness, for the words / deemed
swerB madness have brought 10 !
me much gladncss, in wearing
STEWARDS SHOES.
6ecwarl's Shoe Se0rC, yVesa oaAs
Dquarc, Upton, Is The Ckeapoel
Noel messc h. Cc6nF Coanay.
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NATIONAL CHANCE, 4
0ooeQot0Wn n r..

NATIONAL GRANGE.
AA y ~0oorget0wn. ID. G.
BIO. WILSON :--It b highly inpsst-
mt that the Agents appoisAsd by ~
different County Associations have The
saDs % record % my olElos, end when
they ps6iish oiseslass, 70 aail ~ tvs
% thres hundssd, - Mat I Sas sssA
tAsD - 0nbssdtsats 0sasRss In he
Eass Asd 6osth. 10 answer 70 Questions
. - ~hses they en- ssesia produce.
Ous Ofesess wtu prove . ersat Sd
vessestng ms6lu0 end ~ muse keep
~ ss6ssneas - WHIST ~ wsae sn1
whas - 49, ~ sals.
Years esAsssaal.y,
II Il ~ isevss 20. n. KELLEY.
Vfsf4m - S8ss
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10 MANurAcfURERs.- Nsuulact1s-
ers Of Farm f4pIensnts o. every -
scfipticn, Sowing Ms6hiaes. -, ~,
Vim plsass send Prics List ibr ne ysAr
Is72-s - The nndstsig6ed u TIptoo,
Cedar Co., Iowa, y be Il aulhorsasd
~ The Executive Commitass 81 ~
County Council and Subordinate Gran
- Or Cedar CO. % receive propositions
for ali aFtlclss needed ~ the Order ID
sid oeenty. Fl. w. BAILEY,
l7tf 6ec,y En-. Con.
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Cheap Farms! Free Homes !

: on the line Of the UNION PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD. 10,OOO,OOO acSes NJ the best
Farming and Mineral Lands In America,
1000 900 Acres In Nebraska, In the Platte
Valley, now for sale. A IN
Mild Climate, Fertile Soil,
for Grain growing and stock raising unsur.
passed by any In the Cnited states
CHEAPEa n PRlcE. more fhvOrnblo terms
Osn be found elsewhere.
fPoc neaestea1a for Aetual Settler.
The best location for COl0nies-aoldiers
entitled 70 Homestead Of 100 Acres
ssnd for the nsE ., C.sscriPtiye rs~phle..
man. ewedtsh a1d Daniah, msilsd fros
every where.
&7 Address. OF DAyIas
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-05

There y oeeh speculation concern
Ing the cosgseths slectoss Of The States
that veal fss Greeley will psssus On
"wednesday. When they meet to cost
their votss they will Of nscsasity vots
for some ethsr pssssN. 1T % llttle
time In lsft for consultation bstwssn
the di0brsns Stale .slsctors that Il
seems very doubtful whether the wish
- expfssssd In some places by the
Democrats, that oil should vote Tor
some prominent man Of the party, can
b carried out.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-05

rs my face dirty?" asked young
lady from the back woods. On : stesm-
boat running from Cairo v New Or
leans. DIRTY No. Why did you
ask?' sBscauss that insultiDg walter
insists upon putting ! towel beside my
plste. I've thrown three nader the
table, aud every tins 70 comes around
ne puts apothss ono bssoFs me. =
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-05

Grants majority Ii Iowa WAS moi
cofrsot = eivsn ~ the Arss list Of ma
joritsss ~ counties generally publish
Cd b. the prsss Of the stats - the
ofncial result. Corrections aftsrward
made ~ the Board Of CAuvaesers
bring 0saat's ma1osity Over Grselsy
up 70 ~ naeni6esnt figure q q, ia.
Secretary Wright writes tho Stats
Register . follows:
Ed. &0te Register: I have caused
the foosings to b re-exAminsd and
dnd them to b.:
Kirkwood. l31. rs; Warren, 7l,l1o;
M0urus, 2.4l2. Grants majority 60,
ia over Greeley; 0raut's majority 81,
0l2 0ver both. ED WRIOHT.
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IGO V0tuA UIOEXu IN 70 y0O N0N YORK
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The iowa Press ,ays:

The Iowa Press says:
"The gradlng on the I. 3. w. 10
going On rapidly, the frsesU mot having
interrupted TIE work at I'll. We learn
that tWo lno0mOtivss ere paAsohased
aud ready 70 81 upoa tn liss.''
This meens, feeQ lows. CITY to the
B. G. 4 n, rad. We should 7fsot bet
ter, n the rad W. being extsndsd TO
Upton and Gkom that pSaee dissCtly
70 Clintos - iRSon Herald. s.e {;
Here too!
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- AGENTS vant absolutely the
best ceiling books9 Send for circu-
lass Of VENTS UNAHaI00ED ILLUS.
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IS to sieo per Nenth ca s:sfl'. !!

8 male and .mal~ 70 intsoduce the GEN-
= uINE LMl RIVED COMMON SENSE
a FAMILY ! EWING MACHINE. This
q guilt. cord, bind, braid and embrotder In
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chine that will saw o stronger, more
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x It makes the s.Elastsc Lock stitch Ev.
- cry second stitch can be cut. and still the
81 1Partng 1. We pay agents from go 70
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commission frOm which twice that
amount can be made. AAdIe 60
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On Saturday the French National
Assembly passed . resolution, by
majority Of six, censuring the Theirs
Administration for conssnting to re-
ceive addresses Of sympathy from the
city Councils. The Minister OF the
Interior at once resigned, aud It l.
thought that President Theirs and al
the members Of his Cabinet will do
likewise, Ia which event there win
probably BE- revolutions.
A subsequent Dispatch announces
that, aitsr consideration, Theirs and
bis Cabinet have detsrminsd not to
resign.
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Gen. 6hsTaAAo,h Espost al,ovs The
SEXUAL losss q sslistsd msa II TIE A.
my y y - ~: 81 commissioned en-
cess, 2,40A He ssb0its with his
report, thess oG III OGlesrs eemmAnd-
linz military dsparfmeOta. AnA dlsi-
sions, whish, - staAs4 ass - fsIl thae
they lsass him ssaly - enheait 4hemi
With sppsoval. Essssa a ny
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-05

The Commission appointed to inves.
tigste the troubles on the Rio Grande.
have submitted TO tile President m
extensive report covering an examina-
tlon cf the border tsrritosy. I'VE hum
drsd miles 10 sxtsns. The Commis-
sion believes thst The outragss By
AsxtcAns. toleratsd Or unpunish "a By
that government. have cost citisens or
the United States many millions Of
dollarS; but whatever action Coasrsss
may take In reiasion 10 the alleged
facts viii nsesssAriiyh - ny the
report ofths corresponding Commis-
siou appointed BY Mexico. wboss
iai,ors ars not yet completed. Jsasss
was doing his utmost, just prior % hts
death, to edjust the border dialcuitiss.
and the present administration ~ that
Rspobllc hiss proven IT. anKiesy for
the same result by commisstonlng
Minister Nelson with message di
rect to President Grant. and request
for the appointment Of . Joint Com
mission 70 settle, with power, all the
questions involved.
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A Washington %. O. Dispatch says:
"Two murderer are under esntsncs
OF death here, and third was sen-
tsnced to-day. One has already been
hung this month. and . second execu-.
ton this week was only prevented by
the interpretation II the Presidential
rsprisve, giving the condemned man
Que more week oflife. Seven murder
err are now In jail awaiting trial.
Such il the tragic record the criminal
calendar presents In this city. In
every case the responsibility for crime
10 traced directly to Intoxicating liq-
ors."
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~ viftAe Of . general execution "a me- a..
rected. iseued from the ONCE OF the Clerk u
the Ctfoa1e Court, In and for the eouaey u
Cedar and 0tate Of lows, In favor Of 3. ~
Brink. a1d egAinst Amos Downing and =. c.
Demtngsl have lovtea upoa th0 ipllowi1G
property - the properly Of the said Amos
The p0uth half 90 OF the southeast Quartas
90 OF section number twenty-twO I'll, ID
toWnship Aumber eishty.twO ~. ranRl
number one III, west OF the 9Th p. M, con.
And shail o0er the sams sor sais q ths
Court house dor In the town Of Upton. Il
eAid osIunty.. On Saturday, the 1lst day q
Deeenbss. AID. le73, - one o'clock, n n.
u eaid day 20 sAtisfy sAid execution and
Coat that may accrue thereon.
Dated this IA day Of Nov. A. d. le71
JOHN d. 6HEARER,
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DUTY OFF TEAS

THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
haye hpelnas connections with MI the nrinclpaa
ports Of China and Japan, and Import their Tess ar
ut nnm pleee - e.g1eh, tAOaAvlng tAeosnssner
fsOm 10 pFO6ta. 10 y NOW about Ia yeaFa olnce
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York Cargo Price On the Club plan. And sincs
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0yrfhee 80 - ~ - - @5 - "
aTPrice q yer pack ge by mall frss ef postage,
- Three packae ~ o1prgaDuo Houu1ps ~ M H.
lAFe. .3ss.s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-05

6pffndals Grunge No. ~ nssts ri.
oiAsly evsfy Saturday night a o. ~
fore the fail moon st thrlr hall Ia
Spfine6als. 50 49, ssvl. 80 sss e
IN eas D. r.. Saith sesosy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-05

The Clinton Herusd. In the pursuit.
Of it, favorite pastims Of awkw ward and
clumsy lying. informs it. readers that
Dee Motnss 1t the late election poIied
only 500 Notes.-The same ~ Gin
ton" We would ask our friend, the
risky antsdiluviaIis who edits the
home made side VI the Herotd, II he
will not please astonish his readers
once BY telling them the truth--and
inform them that Dss Moines polied
ct the last election, instead Of ''o0Iy
1900 votes" the roundeF and talier
numbsr Of 2, 100. Dies M6ines RsUisscr.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-05

The superintendent Of Schools III
Van Bursn oounty has INVOKED thu
cesti6cAiss ~ ninsly-two school tssolls'
en- who refused Or nsgDsctsd b sstssA
~ Tsss6sfs IastItnts, - they wSss
sUesleed ~ law. y go go
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-05

Nonedelpaia Orange viii meet fos
Important buai1ess on the 1nf 9atar-
day 10 Observation-Disclosures 7th - I
O'Clock =. y.
swlo ssa yoHH sHULTx, Ssesy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-05

Ths inpossant iiqsos sait Of Mn.
Ann PSloSely ". Joseph Hiesh. Tor
$500 denogss, q which plaiutia
clalnssd tAat asesndsnt sold her hus-
band nquosin violation o. law, from
the S0sots q which the iattsf died,
was deei6ed 10 De- Noinss Lest Wed.
nssday. Il had bssn on trial for four
days, and the Jury flually awarded tbs
lady $2,63O. A new trial hAs bssn d.
mauded.