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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-10
SHERIFF. SALE.

BY virtne OF Especial execution to ms d.
rected. issued from the office Of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court, In and for the county of
Cedar and State Of Iowa, in favor cfJ w Bull,
and against A w Dean. have levied upon
the following property as the property ofthe
said A w Dean, to wit:
The west half 20 Of the southeast quarter
10 Of section three 90, township 80, range 3,
west Of the 5th p. M, and part OF the east
half eS) q the southwest quarter 70 OF said
section three 80. commencing at the south
east corner OF said southwest quarter 90,
thence north eighty-ene tsi) rods. thence
west thirty zone 2-lO rods, thence south 80
degrees west thirty-four rods. theme south 20
degrees west, hfty-seven rods to the south
line OF said section, and thence east on the
sDuth OF said section seventy-two rods. to
the place of beginning: containing one hum
dred and seven acres. more or less, and be-
ing the property usually known ms the
Cedar Mills" situated In Cedar county.
Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale Mt the
Court House door In the town of Tipton in
said county. on Saturday. the 20 day of Oct,
A. d. 1872, at one o'clock p. M. of said day, to
satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 2sth day Of sept. A. d. 1872.
JOHN n. SHEARER,
3w4l Sheriff f Cedar county. Iowa.
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such deserving the ridiculs Of which
he complains. We have already given
many OF the reasons which lead US to
this oonclusion and they have not
beel t00ehed Or their explanation
evs1 attempted. Ofcoursss the man.
ager1 cf the trlGk expected to catch
some Republidln votes upos precisely
thia6ook. Tai just tie object q
the whole thing; and ~ the great and
good Mr.. Greeley said about horse
thieves and Democrats, we do not say
that every man who supports the
Farmers and Laborers' ticket 10 .
Democrat or Greeley man; but W DO
say that all the Democrats and Gree
ley men do support it-and very few
Others. fsaaH,se fsI gIaaa
P.S. Who does Mr.. G.. suppose
prepared the call for "Farmers' and
Laborsrs' (?) Convention, which he
complains the ADVERTISER ruined
BY failing to supply the placs for town.
ship caucuses: Let us inform him, II
he does not know. that this was done
by . Upton attorney, for yeare wheel
horse In the Democratic county tan.
dem. or course he was interested
irrespective Of party"-as was also
the case withth enthusiastic Demo-
crat who rushed into the last Greeley
mocratic county Convention and told
them "if they held their Convention
to nominate county officers Ut the ear
~ day then set they might as sOeN
hang up their fiddle" They didn't
hold 1t, and what 10 more they proba
bly, never sDiu.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-10
A Minnesota Farmer and his
Wheat Crop.

The st Pau! Pioneer of the cath in
slant reports an interview with a Mr..
Da'rymple. an extensive wheat grow
er, Of Minnesota, the substance OF
which we copy.
" His wheat crop IL harvested,
threshed, the wheat sold, and the
money placed to his bank account.
The following items concerning the
immense crop may not be devoid Of
interest: The average yield per acre
was % bushels. His aggregate crop Of
wheat amounted 10 i5 900 bushels, all
Of which, as stated above, has been
marketed Mt . price which Melted him
Sl.Oo per bushel after paying freight.
insurance, and commission for selling.
MIR. Dairymple informed me that
he s0wed half his land with Scotch
fife, aud the other half with the Odes-
50 wheat. or these two kinds Of
wheat Mr.. DaIrymple 10 decidedly in
favor Of the Odessa, and says he shall
SOW no other kind next seaaon. He
first obtained the seed from the Ma
tional Agricultural Department, aud
has given 1t thorough trial for three
years, always with the most satisfacto-
~ results. He says that 1t will yield
from four to five bushels more per
acre than any other kind, and will
weigh three to four pounds more to
The bushel. He has tested IL for the
last three years upon similar ground,
with several other varieties, and al
ways with the same result
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A correspondent Of the Chicago Tri-
bunc. who 10 travelling with the Gree
ley circus. writing from Jacksonville,
tells the following pathetic story:
Tn the crowd were . group of bux-
ON Hoosier lasses. They approached
70 grasp Mr.. Greeley by the hand.
when one said: oh, how I'd like to
kiss YOU and suddenly threw her
arms around his neck, and before he
had time to realize the situation she
performed the osculatory exercise.
Her companions followed suit. the
crowd applauded, and Mr.. Greeley
stool 1t like . man."
We don't believe . word o. it. No
Hoosier lass, aud especially buxom
H0osier lass. would have been guilty
OF making SO outrageous an assault
upon chaste aud modest man like
Mr.. Greeley, ard II the assault had
boon made, as alleged. Mr.. Greeley
would have resented 1t In . becoming
manner. He would have given those
impudent and designing women to
understand that he was not one Of
that kind. II any buxom Hoosier
girl should approach him with so i'm
proper proposition as "Oh, how 70
like to kiss you" Mr.. Greeley would
have responded with awful emphasis,
:. DIN you. 20 West. "-.N. Louis
Democrat.
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The Iowa Straight-out

The State Convention OF the
Straight-OUt Democrats was held at
Des Moines ON Wednesday. The at
tendance was not large, but embraced
men Of ability and character, who
mean what they say, and have reasons
for the faith that Is In them. Hon.
Barlow Granger. In taking the chair,
made pungent speech, in which he
expressed the opinion that the straight
out Democrats In this State would cas-.
- large vote for Charles O'Conor ns
the Democrats Cast for Breckenridge
when he was u candidate. He said
that he would never vote for Horace
Greeley. and thought that the election
OF Greeley would DO one Of the most
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damaging blows ever received by the
American people. He could not vote
for Grant. but the American people
are not compelled to vote for either
Grant or Greeley they have the OPP
porlunity 10 vote for great statesman
and An honest man. Charles O'Consr.
For his past. he would choose O. Conor,
and he believed u the duty Of Demo.
Gratis to do the same.
Hon. T. NJ. Monroe, Of Dubuque.
spoke at considerable length, aud In
the course Of his remarks endeavored
to show from tabular statement that
when the Democratic party was sold
out to Greeley at Baltimore 1t could
have elected candidate o. its own
political faith, for 1t had over 300. 900
Democratic majority IN the States.
He descanted on Mr.. Greeley's dis
honesty and inconsistency aud drew
. parallel between Greeley and his
great French prototype, Robespiere.
He waited no second rate policy man.
but q statesman. a positive man. like
O'Conor. With such a standard hear
er, the enthusiasm Of the old Demo-
cra,ic party will once more be accused.
and success aud glorious victory will
b. the result. He claimed that Gree
ley was defeated the day he was nom,
mated, and that Democrats have no
choice between him and Grant, but
must vote for O'GOnor
The following ticket was nominated:
Secretary of State-E. 8. Parvin, of
johnson.
AUDITOR p Cassidy, Of Potta wat.
tAmie.
Treasurer-D B. Beers, Of Audubon.
Attorney Generai-A. g. Case, Of
Floyd.
Register Of Land Office-Dan. Sher-
wood, OF POttawattomie.
Electors at Large-Thomas NJ. Mon
roe, Of Dubuque; Barlow Granger, Of
Polk
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Last week Thursday, the Mascatine
journal sAys. about 500 Grangers
met 1t the Fair Grounds AMI were adj
dressed by ID. w. Adams. Of Waukon,
Master Of the State Grange, whose ad-
dress IL well spoken Of by those who
heard 1t. Short speeches were also
made by senator McNutt. Capt. A, B
Wiles and others VIII names We
could not ascertain. Lake Prairie
Grange came to the grounds In process
sion. and the Oranges from North
Prairie aud Sweetland displayed ap
propriste banners. 4 picnic dinner
~~~s ~os ~~ss 90. sasspa rs.....l-. u. ss.s-
evening private meeting Of the order
took place 1t Kalorama Schoolhou-e.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-10

The corn cribs Of Iowa will be much
too small this fall to hold the prodig-
ious crop. Despite Of the late spring,
Notwithstanding the predictions OF
croakers, the corn crop OF Iowa has
had full time to grow. to mature. and
to ripen frost not having fallen upon
1t till the 18th OF September. We
grumble to be blessed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-10
SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of a general execution TO me d.
recfed. issued from the Office of the Clerk OF
the District Court, In and for the county OF
Ced IT and state OF Iowa, in favor of Robert
Nicely. and against w Dean. have levied
upon the following property as the property
OF the said A w Dean, to-wif:
The west half of the southeast quarter q D.
and part of the east halfl. of the southwest
quarterG4l of section three 80. township
eighty fs0l, north, and range three ~ west OF
the 5th p. IN. and situated i'm Cedar county,
Iowa.
Court House door. In the town of Upton on
Saturday, the Goth dav of October, A y 1877,
q; one o'clock 4 NJ Of said day, to satisfy sail
execution and costs that may accrue thereon
Dated this 9th day of september. 1872
JOHN u. HEARER,
Sheriff OF Cedar county. Iowa.
Per A b Maynard, reputy. aw4l
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-10
SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of general execution to me
directed, issued from the ONCE Of the Clerk
of the District Court In and for the county
Of Cedar and State OF Iowa. in favor OF Jas
Isaffei & CO and against w Dean and j
w Bull, have levied upon the following
prop rfv as the property OF the said A w
Dean and W Ball, to-wit
The west half % Of the southeast quart er
20. and part Of the east half - ofthe south
west quarter ~ Of section three f3). In
township eighty fsn), north, and range three
I'D. west Of the 5th p. M. and situated in
Cedar county, Iowa.
Court House door. in the town Of Upton, in
said county. on Saturday. the 26th day OF
October. A ID 1872, at one o'clock p. m. of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day of September. A n 1872
JOHN d. SHEARER
Sheriff Of cedar county, Iowa
Per A p Maynard, Deputy 3w4l
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of a special Execution TO me di.
rected. issued FROM the Office of the Clerk OIL
the Circuit CONT in and fer the county al
Cedar and State of Iowa. In favor Of r W
Scott, and against A w Dean. have levied
upon the following property rs the prop
erty Of the said A w Dean. to wit:
The west half 90 OF the southeast quarter
"a and part ofthe east halft ~ Of the south.
west quarter Y y of section three ~. town.
ship eighty (s0i, range three fsl. west OF the
5th p. m. and situated in Geder 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 2sth day oil
Oct A. D., 1872 mt one O'Clock, p. NJ, OF
said day. to satisfy said Execution and costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this Nth day OF Sept. a. u. 1872.
JOHN ID. SHEARER
Swell Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
Per A B Maynard, Deputy.
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SHERIFF SALE.

by virtue of special execution &c me di.
rected. issued from the ONCE OF the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court. In and for the county OF
Cedar and state Of Iowa, in favor OF KLEIN
fielder. and against A w Dean. have levied
upon the following property as the properly
OF the said A w Dean tO-wit:
The west halffls) OF the south east quarter
4)and part of the east half 90 of the south
west quarter q OF section threef3). township
eighty fs0i, north. and range three Ga. west
of the 9Th p. m, and situated In Cedar coun-
ty, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door. In the town Of Upton, In
rHta taydsAtEe 5aeaio ast day 81
said dav, 10 satisfy said execution and costs
that may accrue thereon,
Dated this 27ih day OF september, A. n.
1872.
John u. SHEARER
3wil sheriff OF Cedar Co., Iowa.
Per A Ii Maynard, Deputy
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The Springfield Mass Republican,
though Greeley organ, ID constraine
to reject the Dana Comb Credit
Mobi!ier ISLANDERS. It says: mo sane
man Imposes that Colfax, or Kelly, or
Patterson, or Boutwell, has stained his
hands with . bride. No sane man
supposed anything OF tho sort Of
Dawes, Wilson or Garfield
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-10

BY the death Of DR.. Francis Lieber,
the distinguished German A mer lean
scholar. the world Of philosophy and
science loses one of its most useful and
honored thinkers aud workers. He
died In New york on Wednesday.
aged ~. One Of his chief works was
the encyclopedia Americana"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-10

To MANUFACTURERS Manufact,lr-
ers OF Farm Implements Of every de-
scription. Sewing Machines, DE. &C..
will please send Price List for the year
1878 to the undersigned at Upton.
Cedar Co, Iowa. a. he Is authorized
by the Executive Committee of the
County Council and Subordinate Gran
gee Of Cedar 10. to receive propositions
for oil articles needed by the Order In
u said county. II. w. BAILEY,
l7H Sec'y FIX. Com.
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Mrs. Laura Fair the .California wo-
man who added cold-blooded murder
to the many other broken commands
Of the Decalo9ue, was acquitted by
the jury upon her second trial. Talk
Ing Of the farce which was called a
trial, Louisville editor admits that
the worst use you can put pretty
woman to Is TO hang her but then, he
insists, pretty woman should re-
member that one of the worst uses you
can put q man to Is to shoot him for
kissing his wife
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The Des Moines Register says .
Probably the largest brick arch ever
planned In the State was commenced
at the new capitol yesterday the
room under the northwest corner Of
the building. 1t is thirty three feet
square, with four spans fifteen feet
each, made with the thickness of a
single brick. The center rests on a
pillar OF solid masonry, and the con-
nections with the wall are made on
bevelled stone. About ten Thousand
brick will be used In the structure.
There will be four Of those vaults
one in each corner.
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Oranges in the north. part OF the
county will please send name OF
Grange aud Post Office address Of Sec
rotary Of same TO H. w. BAILEY,
Sec'y Elk. Com, Upton, Iowa.
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Col. Tennie G. Clafiin says: IT
have seen clairvoyantIy that within
two years there will be inaugurated q
war, more bloody and cruel than the
world has seen for centuries. I shall
command my regiment and shall be
killed." Hurry up that war-Blade.
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WILL not Secretaries, or other menu
bers, If the several Oranges in the
County send Us corrections In any case
where the above list ri Oranges is in
error as 10 names or p. o. address.
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A regular meeting of Monodelpbia
Grange will be held In the Hall on the
third Saturday in Oct. 10th inst, at
seven o'clock p. NJ.
JNn, SHULTz. Sec'y.
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The entire production OF wool from
y Of the leading wool-growing coun-
tries Of the world Is estimated ut
1879 900 lbs per annum. or this
vast amount the United States produ.
ces 100, 900, 900 ms.
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Three Of the four Iowa Conferences
OF the Methodist Church have held
their annual sessions. The fourth,
the Iowa, meets ut OskalOos next
MISUNDERSTANDING Andrews pre-
siding.
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Notice or Final Report.

NOtICC VI IU8b 10cIbOru.
Notice is hereby given that there is now
on file in the Office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court ofthe State of Iowa, within and for
Cedar County. the finai report OF T.. M.
Brink, administrator of the estate of Eman-
uel Ashton, decd. showing full set.iemenf,
and asking to be discharged rs such Adm r
and that The 9th day Of october, A. u. 1872.
being The first day of the next term OF said
court, Is set for the final hearing thereon.
Said Administrator will be discharged II no
sufficient object lon he then made.
WIN. ELLIOTT, Clerk.
WOLF LANDf. Atty for Admir-. 2w3i
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Georgia and Delaware.

The elections last week in Georgia
and Delaware, and particularly in the
former, have been made by the Gree
eycratic papers the subject Of gratula-
ton. In reference to Georgia they
say. Now indeed the tidal wave is
beginning to roll in.' Let us zee
about that In the first place, the
vote by which the Democrats have re-
elected their present Governor, jas. NJ.
smith, can never be taken by Horace
Greeley. There are numerous
Democrats in Georgia who do not eat
the crow. Again. granting for the
sake Of argument, that Greeley could
command the entire Democratic vote
just east. We remember that the
Democrats insisted in regard to Maine
and Vermont that tho only true test
soald b obtained BY comparing with
the last Presidential election in 1893
OF course this IL also the comparison
We should make for Georgia In 1888
Georgia gave to Seymour and Blair a
majority OLA eos, while the majority
In the election just past is only about
10000. This, too, when the Demo
cratic vote has just been vastly In
creased by the removal Of political
Where the great Greeley
gain-the tidal wave--shows forth
herein 10 not very noticeable.
The election in Delaware was an
ons-speaking - If any
election there could DO important as
i was only for Inspectors. However, |
Two counties out Of the three went
. thing unknown before.
4. as many now expect, Grant should
receive the electoral vote of little Del
aware. there will certainly DO room for
hope that her whipping posts and 9TH
y certificates Of Rip Van Winkleism
nay speedily disappear.
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The Davenport Lecture course for
the coming winter, ~ made up 90 far,
consists Of james T. Fieids, Mary Scott
slddons. Geo. Macdonald. and DR..
Hayes.
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We are rather pleased than other
wise 10 have the above TO serve as
text for few remarks. We can hard
~ think there are many who have
the feeling toward the "ADvERTIsER"
indicated by the first paragraph Of this
letter. We had thought that II
was somewhat courte ,us act for the
ADVERTISER to publish in full, just as
pos prepared by those interested, the
call for an opposition political Conven-
ton. Not that any special cAdit Is
claimed therefor, but we did suppose
1t would be at least Kindly, IL not
gratefully received. Double expert.
ence has ta,,ie us doubtful IT This.
The i!rsi Instance wa- wnen We pub-
Hsaed the cali for tn. Liberal and
Democratic Convention, aud had the
Unparalleled uiacity TO put in small
type Just a. we did our awa}-a sin
DR.. Maynard publicly announced be
should never forgive in Us. And now
comes the Farmers and I.aborer.',u
and further demonstrates its kinship
to the Demoliberals by accusing US
above Of misrepresentation" because
We did not state in connection with
the notice Of a Convention, w.ero the
the respective township caucusses
were to be held. Why, we suppose the
manipulators here who prepared the
call (which we published In fulD did
not even know where to appoint them
but Of course the papers should have
known. We felt that the partial
township representation In the Con-
vention, and the fact, As we said before.
that many delegates were sent by no
caucus and had no Credentials from
any number whatever of their fellow
was severe blow TO the
but to think that pc
alone were responsible for this great
failure In the programme Ii almost
overwhelming! But upon the top OF
Ill complaint, our correspondent as
'erts tina. the Convention was "a de-
'ided success and not q hzzle.o WHY
hen this thusness
Mr. Geiger admits what We said RI.
.arding the effect Of resolutions OF
Conventions upon candidates after
election, to be true in general; but
claims an exception to the rule in be-
'alf Of the Farmers and I4aborers',n
This Is merely a matter Of assertion;
u course, There are tricks In all
rad.s but ours" He does not, IL IN
rue, accept our assertion az Ne intend
d 1t, viz: that every man was what
e was, and tina. resolutions Of Conven-
Ions could not make him capable,
onest or economical but this is of
mall consequence-the resolutions
Dund well, you know, and enuncIate
ct a few safe truths which no one ev-
/ .ienied or ever will.
The further high sounding declama-
on Of our friend, we confess to NOT
Understand very specifically, save !,
here he asserts that he for one Is In !,
ais movement as Grant Republican !
nd In the interests OF principle and /.
form without regard to party. We
not dispute this, neither does the
ct In Anywise change our opinion or /,
70 movement - essentially political q
tex In the interest OF the Greeleymo. :
attic coalition In this county; and = :
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The Reduction OF the Public Debt
Hr September Is In round numbers
ten millions Of dollars. This makes
the total reduction Of the debt under
tho administration Of President Grant
over $35o.ooo,0o0. Our opposition
friends will please bear In mind that
the reduction Of the debt under the
administration of that warm support
er OF Mr.. Greeley, Andy johnson,
was but sl3. OOO. 900.
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List Of Oranges in Cedar County

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items of interest to the order. for pub.
LEGATION In these columns.
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