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III was tHlby cold W9er iroze hard in a bottle under
my heed Not surprising. as We were actually ou suoV
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Grower whether pleasure profit vol, handsomely bound IN
cloth Price 81 Sent free by mail on receipt OF price Address
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Free Psss Liability.

Years ago the COURTS In New York
decided that free pass wAs no bar Ia
COLLECTIONS Of damages from . rsilioad
company Ia case Of Injury - the hol'i-
er thereof. Now = similar decision
has beer reached In Iowa.
At the time Of the soldiers reunion
1t Des Moines. e. O. R.,se. Of Lee
Grand township, MsrshsIi county.
was killed between Grand Junction
aud Des Moines BY the upsettIng Of a
car on the D. v. n. r. The sd:ninis-
tiator Of the estate, b. r. Rose,
brought suit against the compsny. aud
the trial occurred last week at Mar.
hslltOwn. The trial waa an Import
ant Que. because It WAS proven that
deceased Was riding IN . free pass
when he met his death, aud on the
buck this pass wss contract signed
BY him, IN which he agreed the rail-
r'sd company, IN con sidersiioD Of his
being pa-sed tree. should not be liable
for suy injury occasionsd by their neg
lisence. His Houor Judge Sampson,
held that the railrosd compsny could
not iiu,it their liability. aud the con-
,rsc, wss against law aud public p,li-
cy. aud void. On the streng,h Of this
argument the jury brought In ver-
diet VI $4,000 for plsinti6. Whether
the COMPANY will abide by the deci.-
lou remains to b. seen. -Dav. Gazette.
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The Grand Result.

As the smoke Of the great political
conflict slowly rises. the magnitusis
and entirety of the Repubiican victory
becomes more and more nsnifest.
Day BY day the inajorities grow larger.
doubtful districts aud States are de-
clared Republican. and the great
Greeley swindle dwIndies into the In.
significance, aud receives upon all
sides the contempt, II 30 richly inertia.
Asy yet we can give no perfectly
accurate statement Of Grants majority
either by popular vote or In the cleo.
toral college but u Is certain that the
former will be very lear three quarters
Of . million, and the latter about two
hundred-both OF them being msjori-
ties which have been equailcd but
few times In the history ~ the
Nation. ss
As to what the result teaches, two
things may be set down with tolerable
confidence: First, that the gres,
mass of our citizens are satisfied that
the Republican administration Of AZ
fairs under Gen Grant lie well enough,
and are willing 10 s.l.. well enough,
alone" Second, that no mere scheme
for the political ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of .
horde ofsel0sh plotters can be expect.
ed To fluid favor with the masses OF
honest voters Of aiy party.
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Iowa's Majority for Grant.

Fifty thousand was the highesi
mark set for Iowa's majority BY the
most ambitious Of our Republican pa
pers previous 70 election. LAs. week,
with the returns then received. the
same figures were given rs the proud
realization Of on: mort bouyant hopes.
But later and more full returns raise
even this, vast majority some thous-
ands. Tie real majority will undoubt-
edly BE- over 81 200, gain Of 10. 600.
Iowa Is thus made the third ST .te la
the Grant column Pennsylvania
marching At the head with her 100. 900,
and Massachusetts next with 1000.
Recspituisting. I'VE have increased
our najorities fifteen or sixteen thous
and, have captured sevep Of the niue
Democratic counties Of the State. aud
made gains in every county In the
State save two. Surely these are glo-
ries enough.
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aHIRIFH eALI.

Ry virtaeof asseciai eRecustpf< 70 me d.
! - IN the &c q 80 Cls.k q 9,
Cedar and state Of iva. II favor - Richard
Jenkin4. and against Mr. Butterleid. and
w q ButtsE2elu. have les led upon the fol.
NJ BuitS held and w 3 batieriield t0Wit:
II weae BALI 90 II la number four (S1And
h1Hhcle ~ lot numbef I've t5). all in Mock
NJ her ftsrtecn 30, Ia tie town OF Durant,
u br cOu1ly, Iowa.
ID She offer the go for sale at the
@ e H0u6f dHsr In tue f0wn Of Tiplan, In
49, county, on saturday. tho sd day oi
N4lembsr, a. ID. 1872, At one O'Clock p. m. oil
81 tday, to satisfy said execution and costs
thu may accrue thereon.
Ooted this sd day of Oct, A. ID. 1872.
JOHN d. SHEARER,
oWA Dherin of Cedar county, Iowa.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

NJ virtue Of . special execution TO me d.
rected, issued from the s.fiice Of the Clerk oi
the Circuit Court, In and for tho county Of
Cedar and state Of Iowa, in favor Of Htel1en
Heegch, and against Christian PAhl, Execu-
tor. have levied upon the following prop
erty ~ the properly Of the said Christian
Pahi. Executor, t0-wit:
Der thirty -four ga, and the west half 10 0i
n0rthvess quarter % Of section numbcr
thirtyshve te5t. all In township number
eighty lS0l. north. and range number 0ns r. ].
west Of the 5th p. M. containing Two h.sn-
dred and forty acres. situated In Cedar
county. lows.
And shall O6er the same for salo at the
Court house dsos. In the town 0f Upton, In
said nsunfy. on saturday, the I'D day Of
NOve0brS, a. d. 1874. Ut one O'Clock, r. ~.
Of aAid day ~ satisfy aaid execution and
cost tha. may accrue thereon.
Dated this I'D day Of Oct. A. d. is51.
JOHN d. SHEARER.
oWA Sheriff Of Cedar county. Iowa.
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General k.sd..

General Gen. q. Msais, whose sud-
den death u Philadelphia. on Wed.
Desstay evening Of lest wssk eocasion-
ed universal regret. was the herr who
won she battle II Gettysburg. July
4th, le83. He was . West Pointer,
gsatiuaiing In 1885. aMl serving ~ .
Lieutensnt IN the Mexican war. lie
Distinguished himself IT Gaines Mills,
sud y Frssjsricksburx and ChAncei-
l0rsviiis. belDss taking oO.n.uAnd Of
the Army u ilE POso.nac. Atss
0rsnt assumed cs,mmsmd Gen. Meads
was 6sss u bis as.st saIiOlsnt subosdi-
nalsa. sud won high praise for his ssr-
Vices In The Wilderness. And In front
Ut Richmond. He was noble patriot.
and : modest but abte soldier. DO
setee.
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A013UUV ~ % TlkS
" TRIBUNE. Il
He WI Never b d candidate
" - Again.
m .. - ro.s IT. HOW'LL


- 4 CAIN.
The lnderu ned ~ hes the sdi or
ship q z,Ae Ars6ss which II ~
iinquIsh~d On embxl ing IN sn6ehrr
line VI buslusss .lx months agD
Hsncefosth Il shaii b. his endesvos 10
make this . thoroughly independent.
Journal, srrasass oil partiss and poiis-
,qpi qsovepsYnss viii judtsiaal fairssss
slid Ssnsiest h0e 'eS'Grsiss The favor
aud deprecating The wrrih u no one.
Il be csn hereafter ~ anything thst
viii tend 70 heartiIy units the whole
American people on ths broad plat
for,n Of uuiverssT amnesty and imp ~
tisl su6suse. hs will gladly desa. For
the pressnt, howsvss, he csn bat
oammand that consumnaaion BY q.
lencs end fnsbesranee. The victors 10
our lAas strsGgle osn hardly fail y take
the whole suejece Of 8outhssn rights
aud wroOss into early aud earnest eOn
sidssaiioss, and u them. bbr the pres
cut be rsmits. Since he will never
aesin b candidate for any once.
aud b mot 10 full accord with either Of
The great parties which have hithsrto
divided The country. he viii b sble
and Will endesv0r 70 give wider and
seeadter regard 70 iehs progress Of
scisnce. Industry, and the useful arts
than pastiaan Journal can 10, and h~
will mot b provOkoa IN Indulgence IN
the bitter personalities which are the
reepgmis.d hans u jouraalism. 6us-
tainsd BY sensross s'Uhiio 30 will d.
his best 70 make the Tribune . power
In The bn'adsr fields u now sonlem-
platss. - whsu human fseed0aa vas
10 psril Il We In tlss arena - politieal
partixA1ahip. HORACE 01HELEY.
New York. Nov. 8 1871
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Leningwsll. Cotton

.Cotton's majority -iS0
The District gave Grant majority
Of over 3l0O; and the State ticket.
which shows the real Republican ma
jority, .tout 200.
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O'Conor carries two counties in
Iowa over Greeley Sac and
Greene.
The Chicago Tribune graciously
moves to make athe election Of Grant
unanimous
Hon. John \. kassoa is elected by
about 1000 majority.
Judge McDiil's majority in the
Eighth District is more than 5000.
Donnan is elected 10 Congress in
the Third District by about 1000
majority.
Cotton, in the Second District has
?2S majority.
Flags in New York and elsewhere
were at half mast on Thursday in re-
spect TO Gen. Meade.
The Shah OF Persia who is about to
visit Europe takes along ten million
dollars for spending money.
The Quaker City is the banner Re-
publican city Of the country. The
official count gives General Grant a
majority of 45,446.
Jones county has voted for the in
crease of its Board Of Supervisors,
from three to hve.
Ed. Holmes, the Republican candi.
date for Clerk Of the District Court
In Jackson county, was elected with
20 majority. Grant had 80 majori-
~.
The formal notifications Of the pos.
tai treaty between the United States
and the Argentine Republic were ex-
changed Thursday.
Greeley says tho Liberal movement
is crushed for the time being, but
that il 10 not dead, and will rise again
in 1876 and prove successful.
Judging from the returns we now
have, the O'Conor Democracy in this
State polled over 5000 votes. This
is better than Iowa did for Breckin-
ridge, who had IL As votes.
Lee county, including the city OF
Keokuk, gave majority for GrAot,
last Tuesday, the FIRST time the coun-
~ has given a Republican majority
in its history.
The Chicago Relief aud Aid Socie-
ty, which still has on hand about y
million Of the worlds contributions
for the Chicago sufferers, has deter
mined to send 900, 900 Of its funds to
Boston.
Davenport cast just ZIG more votes
than Dubuque at the election. Dav-
export went Democratic on national
politics for the first time in sixteen
years, and Dubuque voted for Re-
publican President for the first time
in twelve years.
II am" said Mr.. Greeley, "a decid-
ed enemy Of the Democratic party,
even in its most respectable aspects"
And the Democratic party has given |
the verdict, that, sin its most resoect-
able aspects" it is decided enemy
to Horace.
A month Of Democracy was quite |
enough for Indiana, and she showed
he. disgn.. Of her election in Ocsche,
by rolling up . surprising majority
for Republicanism in November.
Hendricks majority was 1,14s, and
Grants win be at least $4,000.
During the month Of October, 5l6
additional claims. filed before the
Southern Claims Commission. making
. total Of 1850. The amount 81
money involved in The claims already |
tl3,7sO,OO0. These clsins
.re being vigorously sifted and many
Z those presented are rejected. Had
Horace Greeley been elected, thel
:limants would had no tsstble in
,royiag their loyalty, which i the
ard point 10 ut over before Rep
sblicsn Beard q Commissioner. Thsi
Of tho South for Greeley
) largely due 70 this claim issue.
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SHtRIFF SALE.

BY virtue of . :i,,ccial execution 10 me d.
rocted. isAU "a from the office Of the Cierk Of
tho Circuit Court. In and for the county Of
C Cs ana s.ate q ~ iavor % oosspn ~,
Margaret hrant, have levied up0n The fol-
lowing property Ms The property Of the. ratd
William Brant and Margaret Brant. tO- vii !:
The north halt - Of the northwest Qaar-
ter tS) Of section number eight o.. and the
southwest quarter 20 efthe south west GUAR.
~ % Of sscttDn nlIntnSg Ave ID, AL IN tOUD-
ship humber eighty tsO), north. and range
number four 10 sysst VI the 9Th p. m., con-
tanning one hundred and twenty acres; sttu-
aaed II Cedar C0unty, lowe.
Aaa shall O0oe the same for oalo At the
Court House door. In the town Of Upton, In
said county, ON saturday. the 18th day Of
Now. A. d, i67x 1t one o'clock. r. NJ. OF said
day, 70 satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day OF Oct, A ID. 1879.
JOHN d. SHEARER,
SW40 Sheri n Of Cedar Co. Iowa.
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AFTER Poe and FIRTH


From The Boston Shoe aud Leather Reporter.
Once rustic path while treading,
when the sun his rays were she'd
d;,G-5eaming, cleaning, fairly
streaming through the trees; as
watched the streamlet glist'ning
aud entranced | there was listen
ing, to the melting, merry music
on the breeze: when beneath a
tree reclining, where no ray Of
sun was shining, 10! ! saw a hand
some youth upon the ground!
Tho no other feature shifted,
quickly soon his eyes upliited--..
upward lifted as he wildly gszed
around. Good friend" said ],
approaching. do not charge me
with encroaching--are you wait
ing for some messenger Of news:"
but no other word he uttered, and
no other sentence muttercd, save
"You'Il find there's none like
STEWARDS Doors AND SHOES"
"Thsts strange expression,
surely" said ] looking down de-
murely: Il trust, good sir, the
question you'll excuse"
Blu, he only looked the prouder
as he spoke the words the louder
there's always perfect comfort
in STEWARDS Doors AND SHOES.
"Why. bless me, man" | shon ed,
as his sanity l doubted, tits
surely naugh, to me what people.
goods you use.
But he only cried the higher.
with enthusiastic FIRE, you'll
save much cash by wearing
STEWARDS famous Doors AND
SHOES.
So l left him there reclining,
where no ray Of sun was shining,
and frequently ] wondered at the
words the man did use; thinking
surely twas mystery, and Sc
cret hidden history was weaving
round myself and STEWARDS
SHOES. So | then resolved to buy
them, nay. ! felt compelled TO try
thea, and I've no cause for sad
ness. for the words deemed
were madness have brought to
me much gladncss, in wearing
STEWARDS SHOES.
stewards Shoc store, West sid,
Sqssare, Upton, 10 the Chcapcs
lAOcs House In Cedar County.
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Tho time for holding regular meet
ings 1T F0rest Grange r. every 6Atur.
day evening q n o'clock ON or before
full moon. b. BURROUGHS, Sec.
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The :" Vegetable Cure "

IL sold by responsible Druggists everywhere; some
dealers however. try to sell cheap and wort less
compounds in place of this, In order to make more
money. Pc no; deceived, ask fol THIS FIVE DOL.
LAR PREPARATION and take no other: II the dealers
do not kept, enclose the money in letter and We
viii. send II byreturn mail secure from observation
Ladies' orfsentemen can addruss US IN yssrfct con
ddence, stating fully and plainly their diseases and
eymptoins. Patients need not hesitate becAuSe
their Inability to visit -. - have treated pa
tients successfully in all portions OF the civilized
gjObe. ny correspondents.
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Sprindale Grange No. 3s7 meets reg
ulsrly every Saturday night on or be-
fore the full moon % their hall In
Spsingdale.
ass'-,s.s..ssa-e D. n. smith 6ec'y.
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Oranges that are delinquent In maxi
ing their returns for two quarters Ia
succession, cannot expect to have their
Representatives received ut the next
meeting NJ the atate Grange.
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The Committee On Appropriations
met y Washington Monday 70 pro.
psrc the estimates for tho ncxt 6scal
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SEND notices Of meetings, o. any
items Of interest TO the order. for pub.
location In these columns.
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Monod~lphia Grange will meet for
important businsss on the nrst SatuT-
day In D~cember-D cen,ber 7th-at
o'clock p. n.
3wl6 JOHN SHULrz, Sec'y.
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The Congressional Figures.

The following figures upon the con-
gressioral CONTEXT In this District are
partly Official, and al Of them well
enough anthen tioatsd 70 set q rest the
official result which can differ, very
little therefr0m: 4
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Mrs. Laura Fair, whoss soq0Itt !
sosne tims a4o has slieited the hsarss
rebuke ~ the American pres, = SOC
endravOsingse savs ~ ths 0ssey
pusitsle with . view y which she me-
rsps'.sastei Judge Qsint's it.eis I'LL os
- O75 ~ legal ssrviess. 6eGe has
tsen brought aeainse bse n eseever
the smvuut.
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BY the fifteenth. of November the
Secretary 81 the State Grange will re-
pOrt 70 the Master hereof. all drsaxrs
that arc delinquent IN making their
quarterly rrports to- two quarters
previous to the 6rsl Of October.
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Nastsr-D. ". ADAns. waukoa. Aiiamakes cr..
Lecsursr-J. c. AsDorr. Cisrksvtlle. Butler Co..
secfeeAsy-WM. DUANE wILsoN, De- Noinee.
Ch'm NJ. CONN., r. 8RAMxl.AMp. Dubueus.
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The truth 10 now t,seinning to come
out. The editor u the Dubuque Her.
add, ~ho was delegate to the Bslti
more convention, takes occasion TO Re-
mark that Greeley was not the per
sOual choice Of . dozen men In this
hssiy. Here h what be says ID ron
Guiding IN article ON the Defeat .
0f~eleys"
Greeley has not made . succsasful
candidate. He has bed the Who'll
power u Giss ed@intstsaston aeaius,
hIhs s0scrupUlousiy ussd. He be- had
Ill the moOesasy ln0usncs aeainss
him. from want IT confidence. he
hes had the conservative elsmeot al
the dssDocescy againse him o. q bsss
indifferent 70 him, through pre3udier
and IN part through want Of cou6dAncs
IN his .polittcs and his theosisa. Hsecr
he b siass9htsssd bsyend III rssursse-
ton. The prinCipiss b. repssssntsd
ere right; they msss and will psssall.
and will vet b Incorporated iass the
sdmtnissrAtion u the govsen0snt.
But - TIE osudiAses ssprssspeiDg
the~s principles NJ. Greeley hes bssn
= most lamsseabie failsse." M
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Whenever the Grangos have ap
pointed Agents Tor the transaction of
business III any character, their names
and location are desired for publication
u The Homestead. Il 10 important
thai they should have this intorm.-
ton o. soon - possible.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-14
Vegetable Cure


Cures all diseases caused by self abuse.
via: .SIeyHsdt0rIed. lSsmiani Weakness
Night Emissions. Loss Of Memory. Uni
rcrsdt Lnssitmdc, Pains in the Rack.
Dimness Of Vision. Premature Old Age.
Weak Ncrres, Difficult breathing. Pate
Cbslnteaaace. Insanity. Consumption.
and all diseases that follow ma \ Sc
quence on youthful indiscretions.
aF-This medicine has been used In our practice
for many years, and with Thousands treated. IL has
not failed in . single instance.
ped In ultra marine blue paper, printed in gold
letters and contains one bottle filled with sugar
coated pills, and vtaf Of 4elatcated P0waefs,
has sasss - ssterstess $50
syringe.
9TPrice . package, by mail free OF postage.
Three packages b. press on receipt Of Ten Dol
lars
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-14

Oranges In the north part Of the
cnunty will please ssnd name Of
Gsangs and Post Once address Of Sec
sstasy Of same 70 n. w. BAILEY.
Hec'y Ex. C00., Upton, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-14

Arrangements are being made To
accommodate the representatives to
state Grange. at the lowest rate. tor
,narding. II II probable that rates
an be had ., not to exceed 81 90 per
iay. Those who desire especisl ar
ranEementa made to sccnm mediate
,Darties together, should inform the
3scresary Of the state Grange NJ once.
who will endeAvor to comply with
heir wishes.