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MANAGEMENT.

The drawing of gifts and payment OF the
same will be under the supervision and con-
troll OF the following gentlemen:
MAJOR 81. ADAMS, Of Adams & Leon
ard.
CAPTAIN W. II. CASTOR, OF CASTOR &
Thomas.
MAJOR II. V. ToMPKINs, Of Tomp-
kins & Litttefeld.
CAPTAIN w. L. MURPHY, OF Prather &
Murphy.
COLONEL JOHN KERR, President of Dali
las County Bank. 81 -ta A.fust.5s gsss
CAPTAIN JOHN w. SWINDELIS, HER.
AID office.
GENERAL JOHN ]. GOOD, Attorney at
Law.
r. p. AUNSPAUGH. Cashier of City Bank.
BEN. LONG, Mayor of Dallas.
: A. SANGER, Esq, of Sanger & Bros.
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WEDNESDAY, March a, 1874
List Of Gifts.

II Is confidently believed that-as the price
OF ticket lsso moderate, only s5--every ticket
will be sold befor the day nxed for the con-
cert and drawing; but whether all are sold or
not the drawing win positively take place.
Should there be any unsod tickets they viii
be destroyed, and all the offered gifts, lao In
rumber, will be drawn, but diminished in
value In proportion to the percentage OF UNI
sold tickets.
shtE bio 5dj 1edmsmJ&
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FROM WEST BRANCH.

Friend LongleE-I write to O0rrect
. mistake which appeared In your Is
sue Of Dee. e5th, stating that NV. P.
Wolf was taken suddenly away by q
telegram bearing tho distressing INTEL
ligeuce Of the eudden insanity q sis-
ter living near Grinnsll.' I do not
know whether the dispatch, the AD-
vERrIsER or sonas Other r,dssis rsspon-
sibls for the mistake. Although the
sister was quite delifious at times dur
ing her serious iilness.. her disease was
not OF insanity. We are happy to say
to her friends In this vicinity that she
is getting quite well aud dnriug her
recent visit to Cedar would gladly
have seen her old aequaintances had
time permitted.
Although this part of the county
has suffered from the panic. considera-
Bile real estate has lately changed owa-
ers and country auction sales are fire.
quent Nth fair prices for live stock
and other personality. Thanks to
some o, our West Branch merchants
mot grain dealersS. who helped to find
sale for our timothy seed when we
could get little or nothing for 1t at the
elevators, md especially to Miles,
Townsend & Gill, whn gave ns about
IN average Of $50 per bushel for a
large quantity, sending 1t directly 10
Baltimore market. Wake up ye fell
lers at the depot aud whenever the
grain dealers OF Chicago ruin our mar
ket, try and find new and better one
outside and beyond their gamh ing
ring. B. w.
Feb. %. 1864, 800
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MUSICAL CONVENTION AND Con-
CERT. - The Musical Convention
started off on Tuesday with even
greater promise than was expected
by its most sanguine friends. Up to
this writing about forty have arrived
from the various surrounding towns
enumerated last week-the delega-
tions reaching as far As Cedar Falls
in the one direction, and Morrison,
Ill.,, in the other. These, with che
fifty or more local attendants, and
quite number from different parts
Of the county outside Of the towns,
make very fine chorus both in
quantity and quality, as we are in
formed by Prof. Palmer-who, by
the way, is I host in himself.
The concert. next Friday evening,
promises rare treat to al who have
in their souls enough music, or love
Of it, to save them from the poets
anathema. Among the members OF
the convention are many fine instru-
mental musicians, as we'll as solo and
part singers; and the concert will
furnish great variety-from the grand
chorus down to the simple ballad
something to please all. In this con.
nection We might state that special
train viii run to Clarence at the close
Of the concert, connecting 1T Stan.
wood with : train going west.
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AZ our town appears to he left CIT in
the dark for the past two weeks, !
would inform the reader of the ADvER.
tiser that in addition to our new
school house, which is progressing, we
have new eating. house being built
on the line of tho G. 4 n. w. r. R.,
Just south OF the depot. It's size is
thirty-six by one hundred and twelve
feel, two stories highland will be ready
for use In apout two weeks. And as
one Of the prOprietors is one Of the
frat conductors on the road, We pre-
sumo he should have some idea OF how
travellers should fare ut a boar ding
house. IF we should compare the meal
to the man 1t might be rather short,
bat . he is free, full hearted man,
travellers may expect q square meal
The Institute to being well attended.
and different topics discussed. Among
the teet q the INSTRUCTIONS gisen to the
little ones. Some are amused IN count
| ing small sticks, about three inches
long, while another II sent out TO get
| . home and hold In his mouth to rep
resent the letter e; another 10 sent t.
/ the pig sly to get curl to complete
the lsttsr @; And % this ID world 0
peu9eees - wish them SUCCESS. Ike
| Feb. -, sle79.
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FROM CLARENCE.
Important to the District Town
ship OF Dayton.

M. EdAcr:-I wish to inform the
citizens OF tne School District Town-
ship of Day ton that there Is petition
in circulation favorable to changing
the present sub-districts Into indie
pendent iistrricts--which, in my esti-
nation would be injurious to three
fourths Of the citizens. l would say
that those Districts which the railroad
runs through would have but very
little tax to pay, aud the burden w'd
fall heavily upon those districts re-
mote from the railway. This certain
" would not be fair. think there
are some who do not think of the rail-
road. For instance: Sub. district Ne.
9 has two miles; No. 5 one mile and
No. Some mile; thus you will 500 that
the railroad brings In big revenue.
which ought to be equally distributed
throughout the township. ] would
advise those living on the north side
aud on the south side, that you had
better figure little before you sign
petition. arm perfectly satisfied in
my own mind thst the present system
"a the best for Dayton township dis
trict. Average tax for the last four
years: Teachers. 4 mills; contingent.
3 mills. What district can run school
for eight months for four years at the
above levy. You take the railroad
away and our tax would be consider
able higher. Sub-district No. 5, please
consider, and also figure little before
you go any farther. You have only
2, $50 acres of land in your aub-district.
at ST. 80 per acre; will make So, 900,
at seven mills on the dollar, S22i; thus
you will see that you would have to
levy seven mile every year under In
dependent rules. while at the present
average, that il for the last four years,
YOU will have only mills tax; and
in fact raise more money, from the
fact that the railroad il what makes
the tax go very low Ia this township.
Yours truly,
PETER i. GORrSER
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! JOHN BIRss. Admir-
! BEST white kerosene . cts. ct Al

II
TmMAsca SCHOOL MEETINGS roR
ls54.-The following Is mainly gath
cred from communication by Alon-
10 Abernethy, State Superintendent
Of Instruction to the School Journal,
and contains in concise form infor-
mation of value to all who are inter-
ested in public schools. It is worth
pcrusing:
The annual school meetings for
electing officers and voting taxes &C.
our on the first and second Mondays
IN March. All school officers are elect
cd by ballot, and qualified electors,
only, can vote At these meeting.
All school house taxes are voted by
the electors, who should vote the
specific sums of money necessary for
school house purposes, instead Of .
certain number of mills on the dollar
of the taxable property Of the district,
Is under previous laws.
/. The Sub-district meeting is on
the 6rst Monday in March, and has
the power: LIST, to elect one sub-dir-
hcctor /; "a, to vote the necessary
school. house taxes for the snb-dis-
trict. 1913 81
5 III. The district township meeting
is on the second Monday in March,
and has the power; LIST, to direct the
sale or other disposition of school
houses, and to determine what addi-
tional branches shall be laugh: in the
schools, or to delegate these powers
to the board of directors; I'd, to vote
a tar Of such sum of money as the
meeting shall deem sufficient for
school houses and district library psir-
poses.
The board are required to present
at this meeting full statement Of
receipts and expenditures Of the dis
trict township.
III. The independent district
meeting is on the second Monday IN
March, and has the power; LIST, IN
districts having population OF five
hundred and over, to elect two dir
cctors. In districts Of less than iive
hundred inhabitants, ono director.
The president, secretary. and treas.
urer, Of the board are elected by the
board.
I'd. to vote a tax Of such SUM Of
money us tie meeting may deem SUI
ficient for school house and library
purposes; Sd, the question Of issning
bonds may be submitted by the board
and decided - this meeting.
". At the fr.t annual board
meeting, March 10th, the school taxes
flor the year are usually determined,
The Law requires the board to esti-
mate the amounts required for teach
ers, and contingent funds, and to
cause the secrets ~ to certify to the
same, together ". the amount pre-
viously voted for ss,hool house pur-
poses, to the board Of supervisors
who levy the percentum necessary t.
| raise the sum so certified upon the
property Of the DISCREET.
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\ : ass@s -
] RErcHEHr Bnos. have q - occu.
pied thcroom Il their ner building
whichtheyl lzvs bsss mr. spS &,
pressly Tor themselves. We have
already describsa tie ale I'D gen
eral appearance Of these rooms =
that repetitiou Is unnecessary. he
Messrs. Reichert have caused theirs
to be finished and fitted with regard
only to neatness and conveniepce--
and have accomplished wonders in
l1th directions. The general style
odd finish Of tie room b the same as
that recently occupied by Mr.. Cobb.
The wood work was done by the
same parties, and We have 20 often
conplimentsd I'd Ipsman's painting
thst we won't say ) word about it
I. ere-even If The ok granting Is !
't6etis ahead Of anything yet brought
out.
The room, Is now prepared, is
admirably suited 10 the use intended,
and when connected with the shCp
and ware-room which Messu. R. in
tend building At the rear, il viii
make an establishments OF which any
town might Be . little vain.
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PURIlc sALE.-T viii seH &C the
lat4 residence Of VIM. A., Van Meter,
deceased, three miles east Of Upton ON
Davenport road, on Tuesday, March
1yth. the following property. to.wit:
H0sses, mules. cattle sheep. hogs, farm
inQ tmpiements. household goods. and
otter articles.
She to commence al 10 O'clock q. m.
Tssms-A osedit Of 81 months on sums
Of Is and upwards.
lb-2w JOHN RIRSs. Admir-.
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-
Deafness Caus sod by Catarrh

-
Casarrh not snnfrequentiy produces
deafness. 80
Mr.. LEVI SPRINGER, OF Nellie lake,
(P. o., Williams Co %. fornte nv 81
Durban's Corners, q, has t,sei. cU red
OF deafness OF fourieen. years standing,
by using DIR. Sage's cataffh Remedy
He was so deaf be canld not hear q
pc rson tai& when seated by his ssid de-,
and can now haar the church bells
ring two miles distauta1sO he writes.
A MARKED CASE OF DEAFNESS CURED.
DrcxERsONv1LLE, Mag. CO n. ". !
-. 49, Feb. I'D, 1871.
About one year ago ! caught severe
cold III the head which terminated In
a severe form of Catarrh. During the
time alterations occurretiin the nasal
passages, and became wholly deaf 10
one ear, with partial deafness IN the
other The inflammation had nvoiv.
ed all the delicate structures. Of the
ears, and 4 was In immediate danger
of permanent deafness. Ttae discharge
became profuse and fetid, both Into M
throat aud from my ears. Inthis con.
dition I called on DR.. Pierce FOR aid,
who prescribed his Golden Medical
Discovery and Catafrh Remedy, and
under theiruse have rapidly recovered
My hearing isrestored. and my CatArrt
Is entirely well. JNO. SMITH.
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very low at Alden's.
MARRxED.

Al Upton, February 26th, 1874, by John =.
TuthilL J. r, Mr.. Israel T. Roberts aud Miss
Mona dill. of Springdale township. Cedar
county, Iowa.
Married ON the 2Sth ult., by the Rev. }.
Helsell. Mr. Albert Coon, of Jones county,
and Miss Margaret Picht of Clinton county.
ON tho lat inst. by the same, Mr.. Edmund
Elijah and Miss Mary Kent. daughter of Ex-
senator Kent. Both of Massilon township,
Cedar county.
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Thirty Years Experience or am
old Nurse.

Mr.. Wlasiaw's Soothing syrup II the Pre-
scripiion Of one Of the best Female Physicians
and Nurses in the United States. and has been used
for thirty years with never falling safety and sue
by millions Of mothers and children, from this
feeble infant OF week old to the adult. II cor
reefs acidlty Of the stomach, relieves Wind collie
regulates the bowels. and gives rest, health and
comfort to mother and child. We believe IL 10 hs
The Deta and ssnrcet Remedy in the World In AL
cases OF DYSENTERy and DfARRHEA IN
CHILDREN. whether Il arises from Teething OF
from any other cause. Full directions for using vii
accompany each bottle. None z ,nufne unless the
side wrapper. sold ny all Medicine Dealers. Tvs
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Notice is hereby given that meet
ing Of the qualified voters Of the
Independent School Dist. Of Upton,
County of Cedar and State of Iowa,
will be held at the Court House in
Upton on Monday, the 9th day OF
March, 1874, for the purpose Of elect
ing two persons to serve as Directors
for three years, one person to serve
as Director for two years, and to
transact such other business as
may legally come before the meeting.
Polls open from 9 o'clock A. NJ
until A O'clock p nj.
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HENRY's c4RROtIc ,ss Ave is so
weil-known that IL - only necessary
to caution against limitations. II r..
quires careful ddni1tstt'e. of the car,
bolIc acid With Neutrality-suspicious. Ia pro.
duce a Saive that may DO relied upon,
The gepusn only guaranteed. See
that It bears the signature aud private
proprietary stamp Of JOHN F, HENRY.
CURRAN & Co., Pruprieters, 8 and
College, place, New York. nd
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AT the City Drag St0re---Blank
Books. Stationery and Blank Forms.

ST.. ANDREWS SoCIETY.-The adj
journed meeting for the purpose Of
perfecting the organization o. the
Cedar Co. ST. Andrews Society will
be held at Mr.. Houghtons rooms, in
Stanwood, on Thursday, March 18th,
1t two O'Clock, when all friendly to
the shove object are cordially in
sited to attend. Friends will please
circulate this notice.
VIM. SnEARER, Pres.
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King Of the Blood,

Prairie Itch 10 Caused BY a disorder
ed and inactive Liver, prodaeed by
nliasmic poison upon the system. The
King of the Blood acts ~ . stIniuiais
lug Alternative upon all the glands Of
thebody, especially upon the. Liver
(which is . glanduiar body md will,
therefore, hy correcting the secretings
and curing the Liver. remove ~ a
short 1iine this Troublesome and loalh-
some disease. 20
See advertisements 10. another col
u1nn. M IA
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To COnsur.,ptivcs.

The advertiser, havilg been permanently
cured osthat dread disease. Consumption.
by n simple remedy, Is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means OF
caIre. Toail who desire II, he will send q
copy OF the prescription used three afehargel
with the directions for preparing and usin q
the same, which they will find sure cure
for Con sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
Parties Wishing the prescription will ad
dress Flint Rev. Z. A. WILSON. III
iei Penn st, Williamsburg. New York;
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIoN.-Monday' q
election for corporation oficials
brought out but stanty txo-thirda
of the full town vote. The sutirs
ticket nominated ~ the Triday even,
ing caucus WAS elected. The name
Of Mr.. Carr was placed on the oppo-
.sition ticket without his knowledge
orIconsent, and the same WAS true 81
some others thereon. The following
is the result:
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r. II. KIRK,
Sec'v School Boar

Sec'y School Board.
At this meeting will also be sub
mitted to the people the question OF
releasing Jno. s. Tuthill from further
obligation as Treasurer Of the Dls-
trict at the time the funds were stol-
en- by burglars.
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Errors or lousls.

a GEN fGf.MAN " no sa iiere,i for years
IN from Nervous Debility, Premature De
cay. and all the effects Of youthful indiscre-
ton WILL, for the sake of suffering humani-
ty, send Tree 10 aliwho nctd IL, the. recipe
and drnctDn for max Ing the simple rene
dy by which he was ctIreds sufferers wish.
ing to prom Icy the advertisers experience
can do so by addressing In perfect conf
dence JOHN b. OGDEN.
Fiat n cedarSt., New Aork.
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ali kinds at Al,ien's.

CAucUs.-That there may be some
previous expression Of the wishes Of
the ptople, and thsrrby an oppcrtu-
nifty - vote intelligcntiy At the APP
proaohing school election, we are re-
quested to announce . caucus next
Friday evening, at the Auditors Of
Gee in the Court HOUSE, at seven
O'clock, Cor the purpose Of putting in
nominating two candidates for Di-
rectors for three years, and one fo1
two years,of the Independent District
Of Upton.
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ii Ar thoee indebted to L. Jen-
Lins' mea3 market are requested to
bettle up Immediately with Ed Nc
Curdy. If
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PArlor saits as Aldsa's.

Some one writing from this
place to the Mechanicsyille Press,
relates what appears to be COAX
upon two NJ. DIS from Iowa City
who sent note to invite a couple Of
young ladies to an afternoon sleigh
ride and Who woro answered IN pesA
son ~ p8t6 tothe effect tint hkI
little girls must 60 to school,
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The Cedar county members Of the
.Anti- Monopoly" Central Commit
tee for this Congressional District are
Samuel Wampler and Jacob Geiger.
Some Of the other members are, E.
81. Thayer Of Clinton, n. TT. An
drcsen Of Davenport and Alex jack
son Of Muscatinc There is no sus-
picion Of Democracy about this! Oh,
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ARRESTED FOR FOEGERY. On
Friday night last Mr.. A. J. Reeder,
until recently an agricultural imple-
ment dealer at Mechanicsville, was
lodged in the county Jail upon charge
Of forgery. The alleged crime en-
braces the forging and uttering quite
! large number Of notes--thc total
value e which amounted 70 some
fifteen O. sixteen hundred dollars.
1t appears that Rseder, whose repn-
tation for fair md honprable dealing
has not until nov bsea inpeached,
has Cor a long time been in the habit
Of raising money on notes with the
understanding that he should have
an opportunity to redeem them, of
which until now he has uniformly
availed himself. The same state Of
things existed when he took sudden
leave of Mechanicsville nearly three
weeks ago. The holders of the pa
per, by little inquiry, discovered
that it was spurious; and Mr.. c. T.
Wheeler, obtaining from Des Moines
the necessary papers, followed Rec
der clear to the Indian Territory,
arresting him at Wachita--an nn-
commonly successful pursuit and
capture, as we look at it, particularly
since the pursued must have reached
very near part Of the world where
legal processes coun. for much less
than loaded revolvers.
L The forged notes were not for
large amounts, and were Oh citizens
of various localities in this and Jones
counties. Rev. VIM. Lee and Mr.
Ia, Morton, Of this vicinity, were
each favored by the unlawful use O
their respective names to little
promises 70 pay. ri
TmAHKs.-The following card o.
thanks, clipped from tie Blairstowr
paper, explains itself
H Is is with feelings Of gratitude
that l hereby acknowledge Of the re
ceipt Of gift,-about sixty dollars
several friends in BlAirstown
as . token Of their regard, for the Ia
Dor and services in which We are en-
gagged. 1t Is certainly an unexpect
ed gift. We trust, the kind donor
will rcalize the comforting promise
that seven cup Of cold water give'
to . disciple Of Christ. 10 the name Q
q disciple, shall in no wise lose it
re wasd Ws shoaA also aclknowl
sedge the donation OF . 6ne orgsl
lifron the same persons, placed ~ ID
A0sd6ny chapel for the purpose |
general worship 10 the Sunday schoe
and congregation. sss
II We value the above gifts the NOR
highly, because, . We understand
Ethey were given freely, and withot
employing sny Of what might be sly
led, Questionable Modern invsntiOs
flor the purpose Of raising benevclea
FUNDS. ]. RIALE. Pastor Bel Cong.
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Wire mattresses at Alden's.
Report Of Treasurer Of Upton,
for year ending March, I'd,
1874.

To the Mayor and Cbancu of The torn
Of Upton:
The undersigned Treasurer Of the town Of
Upton, would respectfully submit the fol.
lowing report of monies received and paid
out for the year ending. March "a, 1874:
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-QusenswA At Alden's.

New HARRow.-A new harrow,
or rather, . harrow on the old Eng
lish plan, new to western farmers,
is being made by !. Campbell at the
Bagley wagon shop, . little east Of
south east corner Of Court Square.
They are The thing, and farmers are
urged to call and see them. i
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FoR RRxr.-The farm formerly
occupied by CORTLAND Rush one. and
one-half miles west Of town. For
terms call ct the Office Of
sw9 G. w. RoLLISs.
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READ the advertisement Of DR.. Nc
Affee the celebrated Specialist, In this
paper, who offers 70 pay one hundred
dollars forfeit, for any case he under
takes and does not cure. 3m46.
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RECEIPTS.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Ry cash In hands of treas 1859. II

sIe should be stated that this Council has
paid for quite quantity of stone used the
year previous; and also that the entire cost
/ Of paving laid by the town will be repaid ~
| to The treasury.
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IS ror SALE OR ExcHANGE.-A lot
With small house, in the town of
West Liberty, to exchanges for the
ssms 4 fil1oa. Esquirc .stsshis Of
Zee. ass 10-2w