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BOARDING.

EgUNTBf BOARD, with pleasant Rooms, can
y be hsu short distance from the city, on the
MttTOpoitan Branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad; station or railroad very convenient. For
Gsrtlcuiars address Lock Box c32, Post Office,
WsshingtCB, d. q. iyl33s
DEBSONS WANTING PLEASANT COUNTRY
L EOARD can Apply 70 b. II Miller
Sandy Spring, Mont gomery CO, Md,
Refer 10 2OO1 street nCrfh&es' 100 Psn-svI-
|sE1a avenue northwest, and ia FRANCIS MIL
LEk Esq, 400 Louisiana avenue northwest
jill ST.
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N%wBR DEPARTMENT.,
ny SURGE GENERALS OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, ID, O., uIy /, lS74,

~ - T..
WASHINGTON, d. O., July !, ls74,
4DVER1JSEMEST
an AIRY Medical Board will meet at New York
an f August next, for the examination OF candi-
Saes for admission into the Medical staff Of the q.
Applications for permission to appear before these
Boards should be addressed to the Secretary Of War
through the Surgeon General, U. g. Army
=. The application must be in the handwriting of
dsn6e age, and date and place Of birth Candidates
HUst be bet eeD II ard . years Of age, and ersdu
pise course a me Gics Observation-Disclosures Of which
must Q submitted 20 the Bossd.
Ie re. a. to Character and qualifications
Iftbe apr lcsnt has been in the medical service OF
TIC limit # msy be EXTENDED. subject the de-
cipE q the Secretary Of WARM each special c,ss.
e p.rSCns undergoing exsmi0atian, as it is an in
di'rei si5!e prerequisite tc appointment
u7tth.staue1 Surgeon General, T. S Army
rS~s0HEhCK MANDRAKE PILLs-Thess
Pills are composed exclusively Of vesenable
tse use q mercury d. not leave any o. its injurious
s6s T sT G a srSp shs Liver and sTs
Ing from disordered stste Of that organ, Liver
RsSmgss.St; Bili0S, Disordsrs indigsssio1 SICK
the free use Of ScneDcks Msn1rake Pills For sale
by all Drusris.s aud Dealers. m3-tr
TsPEOIAL IhsTRUOTION IN PENMAN-
~ shIP, B0OKEEPISG and OORRESOND-
EECE. morning and evening, during the summer
. fVi ls sGJH dar i'm fRs
months only. Jel-tf
pBICKSi BBICKS p BRICKS t!,-7OO, geo
ht BIO / Pavement aud Merchsntab!e BRIDES
for ssIe. Apply TO Z. l. CROPLEY, No. - OJu-
frts- street and Canal wharf, Georg Jyli 2w'
NOT FOR SALE.
THE undersigned, through the solicitation of many
friends, has DETERMINED TO CONTINUE THE
COAL AND WOOD BUSINESS az heretofore.
U9lmT THOMPSON VAN RISWIOE.
AJ aOUNFADS CO I'll
W s16 sgvEST Il STREET. k.ag
Superior Inducements in CHINA, GLASS
WARE. CRCCKERY, CUTLTRY AID PLATED
WABE.
Our stock Is invariably complete sad Of the finest
qTAlity. iyl43t-
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And now the question rises, where the mis-
chief that report about Vice President wilson's
resignation originated?
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A Maine school book drummer has been dig
abled BY the kick Of horse. and the PROPOSE.
ton 10 give the horse public testimonial Gre
ates no little enthusiasm
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PERSONAL.
MEDICAL, 10.

mEO1OAh, GO.
f'CRz iOUBSELF.-ShTIsFA will do
v /! trifboW internal DltficiHs. Only 81, stOtt's
ptnnsyIvaBla avenue; Marin. corner 9.h street and
Pehusy lyhnls avenue; pooley, Capitol Hill; Old
beres corner ID and streets, aud Darby corner
- street and Pennsyly anis avenue; COughlin's,
Mascnic Temple. Jyl0-lm"
/ ROSCOPIA.-Heary s' hear We hsar ys' Read
y and be IctSe.-fhe celebrated UroscOpisn Ply
sciaLs, DIS. BROTHERS & GRAY, can be CON
suited at their permanent Medical Office, 9U6 aud
9Os II street southwest. After having Travelled the
world over in search OF knowledge, and having
sps ut seven years among the Indians for the pur-
pUte OF getting thorough knowledge Of Botany,
they Halter themselves qualified to slleyiste ana
cure ell com plants to which the human family are
sui lect. We stter ourselves that all who favor us
with call tn at we will, without asking them a
question, or SEER the patient tell them their
plants ard SYMPTOMS, and guarantee an easy and
sp edy cure. We require for amin alton at least
two ounces OF the first urine in the morning. No
Charge for advice or xamiuation jyl0-lms
4 'UNFIDEN TIAL MEDICAL ADVICE
~ Or. DhRBY has greater facilities than ever for
prscticirg his specially. Office at his Drugstore,
corner Az ST. and Pa av. Only one charge for the
case, advice and medicine included jYl-lmN
a GENOY FOE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
n BIAS REMOVED to jos. w. EAIRN'S, cor.
OF Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street, AImanacs
free. ie22 ,smr
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The District Commissioners, II will be seen
are still going on with the work OF system
atiziDg, retrenching, and strsitening up.
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JUST REOEIvHD:
japanese large Fans, from 500. up to a.;
Fen Chains, % to SOC handsome Leather Beia, sc >;
Black Silk and Leather Belts, 60c.;
Fine Beaded Belts, Rubber Buckles, 81;
Lace Scarfs, o1 and 81 90;
Scotch GinRham BUN On brellas, 81;
Ladies' Skirts, 76c., q, ol.60 and o.;
Beautiful Long Gowns, 81 to a;
Chemises In large variety, q, 81 50 AID a;
Embroidered Bias Tuck Drawers, q;
Excellent Shawl etra apps, SOC
Travelling eatchels and Baskets, a;
Splendid Umbrellas, o.. q IS End %;
Ladies' and Children Hose, HandK ere hiefs of oil
kinds, Toilet Articles, to-, In full VARIETY;
Fine German Cologne. genuine "yohann Maria
rarina,n 35c. and Soc. per bottie-no more re-
freshing Perfume In existence, at
SILV1RB7RG
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
312 7rH erRHIr, MAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SCroQuet ct reduced prices; Ladies' and Msnh
Gauze Underwear, very cheap. jy6-tr
NEW AND eECOMD. HAND-ONE PRICE
IN ONL X-Hew Clothing sold q very reAsona-
BILE prices SELECTED stock Of second hand Clothing
Brasch etors 13x Hight IT,, 0sersstowl. jys-tr
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INR. ROBERTSON,
From long experience In both hospital and
private practice, viii guarantee cure in all Dis
Structure, Syphilis, and Spermatorrhes. Gases Of
Gonorrhoes recently contracted cured in to days.
son entirely eradioated from the system without the
use Of mercury. epermatorrhea, brought on By
ana insanity, general debility, organic weakness,
mption, Indigestion, psipitstion OF the heart,
pains In back, dmness OF sight giddiness, evil
,0reH;sdiRgs sendstrust &C.. speedily cured BY
many years at 10 8 Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md .,
has consented, after many solicitations By hsW ash
htEgton patrons, TO open per anent once in that
city, where he may be consulted every "Wednesday
and Saturday in each week, from N. to p. m.
janI-ly
EEhALH DISEASES OF all KINGS treated. De.
L scribe case ana enclose -; sdyics and medt
GINS will be sent. ADDRESS Mrs. Dr. THOMPSON.
o.6ss North 18th street. Philsdelphis. jam -lys
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TAXES RBFUNDED.

SEWKR TAXES RBFUNDED.
TIE nCw Government will refund all amounts
paid for scwfT taxes, and the undersigned will give
pronIt attention to their collection, as wei! as of
s.ains for certificates, Damages, &c, under the
u ara OF Peblic works. Pitase leave yOur papers
OF mr. GfhCc, 142S + street..
Jyli I'm DODGE h DARNEILLE.
4 ;. ENGINhE4 OFFICE,
i. THIRD STORY. UNION RANK BUILDING,
FGyetis, HsdT Ch0r.eS $ rssf,
BALTIMORE. MD, July Is, 1874.
Prorosals fcr Dredging ia Paiapsco River, will be
received until! NOON OF July so, 1874, and opened
Immediately thereafter. Blsns forms, SD. cifica-
tons, and any desirsd information can be lad on
application at this Office
VIM. p. CRAIGHILL,
lyHot Major of Engineers.
To CLOSE OUT SUMNER STOCK.
We are Offering splendid bargains in
BLACK GBENADIHES, BLACK SILKS,
BLACK MUHAIRS, LINEN LAWNS
BATISTE LIEEN5, POPLINe,
JAPANESE SILKS.
TRAvELIEG DBKss GOODS AND
WHITE GOODS
JOSEPH J. MAY,
Bl4St S39 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Tickle me, Billy, tickle me, do,
lou tickle me and III tickle vnu

"Ihe Times is the great American neSspapsr.
and rot the TTiJzHe."-S. y. San.
''The Sus Is the only fair newspaper in New
1cTk Outside our own ofhce."-N. j. Tiass
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ELPHONZO rOUNSS a Co, GrOcers,
MASONIC TEMPLE, 9TH STREET,
Opposite Q. d. Pstent once.
ELPHoEZo YoUEGs,l
J. y. JOHNSON. iel,-tr
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IMPORTANT TO COMMERCIAL TRAvEL-
L ERs.-Commereidl 1sGrsl,rs who solicit orders
~ Card, CdtdiogKs, TSade-iist, Sample, or other
Specimen, slss those rho visit their Gust and
solIcit trade by purchases made direct from stock,
ard who travel in section, by Rail or B5at SELL
Ing sDy class Of goods, requested to send their
BUaHess end Prtcate Address, as below, stating
clsss Of goods they sell, a. By whom en- poy Cd /:
also those ho are IT sent under NO gsgement.
This matter IL of Great Importance to
this II il therefore especially desired that
this rotice may meet the eye Of all Commercial
they will az give IL their sttention Those who
comply with above request win be Cosfdsatrsiiy
address. lby letter onlyD CQ.OPIRATIeN, care
city. jy9-th . su-lm
vii q vi g ecu 3 y0slPh BiO0KS, 1893
0e1lU w y yg00y0I 9lne1s l1hai.lI
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~IHE MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY OF
Wy 1HB OLDEST INHABITANTS are Invited
g meet On WEDNESDAY, Q: s:So Q. N Of the
heese OF Tie late POCLus rHYsoN, No. 40 street
northwes', 20 attepd hts fanersl II
FL .. f.-rhe members Of the GRAND
ny LopGE and Of BEACON LoDaH, No rs.
hTs reysett 20 assemble on WEDNESDAY,
kEIEkNIOS, AZ 4 o'clock. 20 attend the faaersl
Of Pa; 0faDd WILLIks MALsTER. Members Of
u lRsBJ 11k CQNvyxyBl.
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PUBIC IIbrHry buiIuIng, IouIstiIle, ny.
For full particulars apply to Hon. ROBERT
MALLORY, late M O. from Louisville district,
IBBITT HOUSE, Washington, BABEUM's no.
TEL, Baltimore, aud CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
Philadelphia. jel6-su6s tjy25
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HAS THE BEST FACILITIES
FOX PICNICS AND EXCURSION PARTIES
IN THE CITY.
Office, COS Pennsylvania avenue.
jy9-2ms GRO W. KNOX. Proprietor
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q 0OLDBEk0, No. 923 street northv st
VI. Pays 90 per cent. mo!e for ell kinds Of Wear
ing Apparel than any dealer in the city, Orders by
mail promptly attended to. Ladies waited on by
Nh. 6oLpBg1e. my8-lms
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pBICKSi BBICKS . BRICKS 400, geo
40 BIO i Pavement aud Merchsrtable BRIOES
for ssIe. Apply TO r. l. CROPLEY, No. - CJn-
srtss street and Canal hsrf Geor getown jyli 2w'
Mt FOR SALE
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-13

The Rubicon is passed the crisis is
over; the harvest of 1874 has been atten-
ded with splendid weather. plenty OF
help, and the prospect Of good yield
And now, as the towering stacks are
seen from afar, the farmer has time 10
take his folks to the blackberry field, or
to spend dav in town.
Massillon IS 50 seldom heard from that
some may have got the idea that We
have gone up the spout To al such We
would say, come over and see us and
judge for yourselves.
Our school 10 IN the hands of a frs,
class teacher, who does her work
thoroughly and well
The Beecher. Tilton affair is the prin
ciple topic Of converse ton on the corn
ers.
A few residents want to sell out and
60 TO Kansas, prefeIing to take their
chances with the drouth and grasshop
pers. than to stay here. 1t IL evident
that our property is held too high or a
sale would be made now and then.
Wild fruit Is plenty; hay is likely to
be scarce; corn 10 still looking we'll, but
il in great need Of rain.
The best joke IN harvest was or the
mas who drove his reaper around the
Geld miqps the sickle, which was found
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-13
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

G. Henry Ibseu
against
Vim Fl Wareham. District Court of Ce-
Sarah +. WarehAm. dar Co., Iowa. Mo-
Ellsworth Wareham. vember Term. ls7i.
and stephen c. Ware
ham, minor heirs of
Stephe n Wareham.
deceased.
To the above named defendants.
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file in the ONCE of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Colrt. in and for the county of Cedar,
in the State OF Iowa, petition of c. Henry
Ibeen Plaintiff claiming of you that he is
the owner of the following described real
estate, situated in Cedar county. Iowa. to-
wit: The west half of the northwest quarter
Of section ffeeea Isl. in township eighty
one ISL, north of range one IL west OF the
5th r. u a-a ASKING that his tile to said
properly D@ established and qaietra against
the advesse claims ~ said defendants.
Now unless you appear to said petition
and defend thereto at or before neon OF the
second day of the next term OF said Court.
to be begun and held at Upton, in said
county. on the I'D day OF Nov. Isl. de-
fault will be entered against you, and judg-
ment and decree rendered in accordance
with the prayer of said petition.
4wS3 WOLF, LANDT & YATES.
Att,ys for Pl'ff.
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FROM DURANT.

Business generally is improv ing IN
our town. New grain is coming in quite
freely, and trade increases "a the hsrvest
season closes New wheat brings so to
IS cents; azd barley 20 to 90 cents per
bushel.
Political matters are quiet. and occu-
py the attention of our citigens bnt very
little. NOT - much IS they deserve, per
kaps; but as the election approaches no
doubt more interest will be- developed =
Tue call for District convention in the
District to nominate candidate for Su.
pervisor, psblished in the last issue of
the Advertiser, was made, it is said,
without consulting the Republicans of
Pennington, who are almost unanimous
ly in favor Of the plan suggested in the
cali tor the county convention.
Nessrs. H. c. LOOMS, c. w Norton
and A. n Parsons, recently left here for
. visit 70 Colorado, and are now enjoy
ing the inyigorating climate Of the
mountains but T. c. Prescott was not
Of the party as the ADVERTISER was
made TO say recently. Mrs. II. c. Loo
mis- left here on Tuesday evening last
TO join her husband, accompanied by
Mrs. Hayford, of Durant
Rev. Z p. Whiting, Of the Congrega-
tional Church. is spending few weeks
vacation ir Ohio and New York, accom-.
panied by his family
We learn that livery stable is soon
TO be opened here by d. L. Wilson, who
10 about to move into town, in company
with Thos. Curtin. This is an improve
ment needed here, and We wish the pro-
prletors success in their investment
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-13

.'Cheap Johns" establishment passed
through here las: Friday night. enroute
for Stanwood.
Saturday evening few of the youths
and maidens of the city, drank tea ard
offered toasts, and sang songs. to the
honor of Miss Mabel Martins birth day.
The party was . continuation Of mirth
and revelry and everyone present seemed
happy.
Nr. Bennett, publisher, Forester. H.,
visited our town one day last week The
gentleman talked with some Of our bust
ness men in regard to the starting Of :
paper here, and when interviewed by
your correspondent, reported the situa.
ton ia yorable.
Last Thursday, Messrs Roe Bros. of
Chicago, started q Wholesale grocery
store, at the old stand Of Macomber &
Simpson. Messrs r. and Bros agents
have been travelling through our county
receiving orders for goods. etc, and
have opened this stand to I'LL them trade
getting slim they discharged their clerks,
packed up and departed this morning.
Mr.. p. Bent and family, or the firm Of
Bent & Cottrell, depart to morrow for a
recreation from business, and visit TO
their old home in New York; they stop
in Chicago q few days, and from thence
on to New York via Niagara Falls.
One of the most touching incidents OF
the heart occurred last Saturday; an am
bicious youth of fourteen, having watch
ed, with tears in his eyes, the dies both
ering his favorite COW, removed tn.
trouble by cutting 3 hole in his father
sixteen dollar horse blanket, large en-
: ough to admit the cows head. and whel
2 well girded on, turned her loose IN tn
pasture; his father SO overcome by tn
) scene, did not chastise the young hope
full" for running the blanket
We are pleased TO say our CITY ha
never been SO free from rowdies an
drunkenness as II Is at present; we al
n tribute the cause to the prohibition o
e intoxicating liquors. Our worthy May
II or-to him may We bestow our thank
o for the good work So far advanced.
n The late lawsuit held at Cedar Rapid
between Hecht, Reed u Co. and tn
l. Mink's, was decided subject to me-
Y hearing The cause and particulars {
r the case are known by all. Mr.. I
O Flansburg owed Hecht, Reed & Co, an
: to secure payment Of same confesse
q judgment. This claim is rendered a.
most worthless should Flansburg
thrown into bankruptcy. The o,he
II party claim they have done this by buy
], ing notes, etc, against said Flansbur
III TO the amount required by law Hech,
Reed & Co., claim they (the M,nk's
have not thrown Plansburg into bank
e ruptcy, and that they cannot now do o
many of the notes use1 being their
n only to collect, not to be used as thei
, own property. 1t goes into higher cour
thus week
The remains Of Mrs. Tobey, who die,
at Clinton yesterday, were removed her,
t to-day The deceased was an old resi-
: dent Of Clarence; kind, genial and socia
!. in all OF her relations. Rev. Treadwel
OBLIGATED at the funeral, and delivered /
! very impressive sermon PHIL
= August 10th, 1874.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-13

Perhaps few lines from here NIGH
interest some of the readers Of the AD
vKRTIsER NJ. L. Banks, who has beer
visiting his friends in old Connection,
and Ohio, has returned. bringing with
him large and well selected stock Of
dry goods and groceries. Our old friend
DIR. VIM. P. Hills. formerly Of this place.
has returned; proposing TO practice ~
heretofore. while DR.. E. B. Town has
taken TO himself . new better half to en-
JOY the pleasures Of life. There are but
few instances where . man selects girl
and raises her TO womanhood and then
marries her.
Chas. Danes House Vas struck BY
lightning during the storm last evening,
demolishing the flue. No serious dam
age.
The farmers are pretty generally
through with their harvest. The crops
is not an average, owing to the dry
weather.
The new school house will be ready
for school by the LIST OF Sept The Prin-
cipal, ]. c. johnson, is out in the coun-
try harvesting; which goes to show that
be is BY no means an idler.
J. G. Parr Was arrested and fined ten
dollars and cost, for assault.
Judging from appearances, as some
of the boys lett town last week, there
must be something like whisky, to fly to
the brain, yet remaining about town.
A serious accident occurred in this
neighborhood two weeks ago. A Ger
man, about thirty years of age, mounted
fiery colt, to break it, when the colt
reared up and fell back on him, !njurinr
him SO that he died in few days. His
sufferings was severe. Boys be careful
about colts. Par.
Aug. 10Th. 1874
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-13

The Dubuque Times pays this
tribute to the Republican candidate
FIR Congress in the third district:
Judge Granger is unquestionably
one Of the purest and best men in
the State No word OF suspicion has
ever been breathed against him, and
the confidence of the people Of, his
judicial District in his thorough kon-
es,y Of purpose is unbounded, As a
Judge he is very popular; as law
yer reputed well read and talented;
As man courteous and kindly: as a
speaker forcible and convincing. A
man more worthy of the place for
which he is selected could not be
found, and that he will be elected
triumphantly there can be no ques-
tion.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-13

The National Sunday School Con-
venrion, which met on the 4th, ut
Fairpoint, Cautauqua Lake, New
York. is attended by representatives
from all parts of the country. The
place of meeting is novel in its char
acter, being beautiful park called
Palestine" three hundred feet long
and about one hundred and twenty
feet wide. 1t represents, on a small
scale, section Of the Holy Land Of
sixty by one hundred and fifty miles.
There is in the center of the park q
Sunday School and Biblical Museum,
containing many objects of interest
to Bible students. Among the dis
tinguished speakers in attendance are
Rev. DIR. Vincent, Bishop James, Mrs.
Jennie F. Willing and John b.
Cough.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-13

A CHAILENGE.-Am man in this town
ship, the owner of . yearling bull
calf that he keeps confined in . barn
offers Is to the man who will go into
the barn and lead him out.-Wheat
land 1Nesrs.
There's q chance for some politi
cian to stake the bull by the horns.
Lyons Mirror.
The Mirror shouldn't have to lool
far for politician to solve its bully
riddle. He wouldn't grab the horns,
though. He'd slip round and bring
on heifer, smile the bull out Of
countenance while tickling its flank
and promising q post office, or some
thing equally enticing-and your
contrary bull would be ''6xed" in nc
time.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-13

Adiutant General Baker, Of Iowa,
writes 10 Commissioner Burdett, OF
the General Land Office. represent
ing that there is great suffering
among the homestead settlers in the
northwestern counties of that State.
owing TO the visitation Of grasshop-
pers, and setting forth the hardship
OF requiring settlers to go sometimes
fifty and sometimes 200 miles To
make final proof of the occupancy OF
their farms at the local land Office
He suggests that hereafter local land
officers be requested to visit county
seats on certain days. to take deposi-
tons III order to save the settlers The
expense they can i'll afford. Com
missioner Burdett is disposed 10
grant the relief asked for, and is in
clined to rule in this particular case
that settlers be allowed, if they pre-
fer, to make their deposition before
the clerk OF the Court Of Record a
the county seat.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-13
The Davenport Gazette repubiish

The Davenport Gazette repubiish.
= the following, with the explana
ton thar II cannot endorse the senti.
m-nf that Mr.. Cotton opgh to be
beaten If nominated. This viii no,
do. After admitting. as the Gnsett.
does freely do, that If nominated .,
all. Mr.. Cotton will be simply forced
upon The party by corrupt influences
there can be no honest wish for the
future welfare of the party which
does not include the desire to see the
defeat OF Its candidate thus nominal.
ed. In this way alone, il seems, will
the thimble-rigging and office barter.
ing politicians learn the lesson which
the Republican party must teach. 0,
die.
an Cotfon's district the Dayenpor,
Gazette is vigorously opposing the re-
nomination Of Cotton. He came near
being beaten twoyears age, and ough,
10 have been.He is evidently not the
man for the place, and if renominat-
ed we trust will be beaten, and we
think there is no doubt of both facts. :
-Marshalliown Times.
sThe Davenport Gazette has for
months been proving to the satisfac-
ton of disinterested parties that
Judge Cotton ought not to be renom-
mated. 1t has shown conclusivelr
that his weakness as a candidate is
such as to endanger success at the
polls-not merely to insure his own
defea, as candidate-but sever the
party in twain in that district for
years to come. In spite of all this,
Mr.. Cotton, aided and assisted BY a
horde of hangers-on, holding Office
under him, together with those who
have promises Of good things in the
days to come, are making frantic eff
forts to secure his renomination."-
Waterloo Courier.