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The New York herald., 1875-08-25
SPAIN.

A FLAG OF TRUCE HoIsTED BY THE GARRISON
OF SEQ DE URGEL.
MADRID, August "a, 1875
Tho garrison OF the citadel of SEQ do Urgel have
hoised flag of truce, and hostilities have been
pended General Lizzarraga the Carlist commander
offers to surrender conditions which General Mar
ezCampos rejects. Negotiations continue and it is
probable that captulation will be signed to-day.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN At RUFTALo; ALSO THE
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF CANADA At
AND SOUTHWEST; ONLY REGULAR FARE
HERALD OFFICE; PASSENGERS RECEIVED FOR
PoUGHKEEPSIE, ALBANY, SARATOGA PALATINE
VIA, BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS AND sUSPEN-
SION BRIDGE.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
50 25 TO NIAGARA; SO so TO SARATOGA

TO NIAGARA FALLS IN ELEVEN HOURS
WITH SAFETY AND COMFORT, AT THE RATE OF
FIFTY MILES AN HOUR
The New York herald., 1875-08-25

MORNING, AT HALF-PASr TWO. FROM GRAND
CENTRAL, DEPOT
The New York herald., 1875-08-25

LOOK OUT
TIE SECOND DAY OF THE BOAT RACES
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
SATURDAY, June 10, 1875, j
Eleven o'clock, A. NJ.

Delegates to Cedar County Repub-
lican Convention assembled in the
Court House pursuant to call, and
were called to order by J. 7. Jack,
Chairman Central Committee.
Elwood Macy was on motion
elected chairman, and G. l.. Longley
chosen secretary.
Motion prevailed that committee
Of five be appointed by the chair on
credentials. Appointment made as
follows: J. B. Mitchell, J. T. Jack,
w. G. Maley, w. K. Diltz and f.
Negus.
Delegations only partially being
present, on motion adjourned until
one o'clock r. N.
One o'clock P. NJ. :.
Convention convened pursuant to
adjournment, and was called to order
BY tho chair.
The report Of committee on creden-
tiAls being first in order, they SUBJ
nitted the following persons entitled
% seats As indicated by proper Gre
den.ials:
Dayton--J. B. Mitchell, Andrew
Nichol, Benjamin Davis and George
McLsod.
Rcd Oak-Wm. Nicely and James
6ni&h.
secAssf~-H. Wright and VIM
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the most perfect and capable machines
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Improvement that can be named, snd as
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Machines will be delivered at any
railroad station in this country, free of
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at ~. State Street. Chicago.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular free on application.
This Company wants few more good
agents
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The Republican Convention OF Ce-
dar county met last Saturday pursu-
ant to call for the purpose Of select
ing delegates to attend the State
Convention on the 30th inst. The
convention was well attended, fifteen
OF the seventeen townships in the
county being represented, and did its
work promptly and with perfect har.
mony and good feeling, as will appear
from the report of its proceedings
published herewith. A delegation
to the State Convention was chosen
who are understood TO be friendly TO
the candidacy of Col. Robert Smyth
for Governor, but whose especial
business and care will be, in accor
dance with their instructions, to for
ward in every honorable manner the
nomination OF our fellow-citizen,
Judge James II. Rothrock, to the
State Supreme bench.
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The Tenth annual Convention of
of the State Sabbath School Associa-
tion met at Marshall,own last week.
The attendance was large, embracing
representative men and woman from
oil parts OF the State. Out Of one
hundred counties in the State, ninety
four were represented organized for
Sabbath School work. The Statisti-
cal Secretary reported the whole
number of townships in the State or
ganized upon the plan of the State
Committee to be Ala, out of l,3GG.-
The number of schools 3,012; teach
ers and officers, 1854; scholars, l67,-
TO. The following officers were cho-
sen for the ensuing year: President,
Rev. G. T. Tucker, Mason City; Sec.
rotary and Treasurer, r. w, Gilmore,
Cedar Rapids ; Corresponding Sec
Rotary, r. NJ. Haines. Gripnell Sta
tistical Secretary, w. +. Barclay,
Steamboat Rock District workers,
Presidents of different Districts: !,
w. Tackaberry; 2, f. C. Chapin, Da-
venport; 8, Capt. J. +. Merry, Man
chester; 4, S. w. Cole, Ackley 5,
l.. S.. Vile, Marengo 6, J. II. Pry,
Bloomfield; Z, II. c. Sigler, Osceola;
s, T. w. Crandall; 8, G. r. Ransom,
Webster City.
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To all whom II may concern:
The Com missioner appointed to vacate a
highway commencing a. a point one hun
d. red rods north of the southeast corner OF
sec. 5, township -, range west of the 9Th o.
m, in Cedar county, running thence north
sixty deg. west l6s rods. thence north fifty
one deg. west 81 4-l0 rods, thence south
etghty-six u deg. west "a rods, thence north
IS rods. and terminating at the Jones eoun-
ty line, has reported in favor of the vacation
thereof and all objections thereto or claims
fer damages must be filed in the Auditors
Office On or before noon of the 3ist day of
July, a. d. 1875. or such highway will be va
Gated without reference thereto.
MOREAU CARROLL, Co Auditor
June 10TH 1875 25wt
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SpringddieA. B. Cornwall, s. G.
Chamberlain, r. B. Smith, Elwood
Macy, James Grocer and H. G. Gill.
Csnter--S. v. Landt, VIM. Nicely,
]. T. Jack, r. c. Vest, A. j. Scott,
G. L. Long;ey and Ars;n Bsg!-;
Sugar Greek--R. G. Scott and JOS
Jennings.
Davidson, Alex. Cameron and W. =.
Rigby.
F,drminqson--T. G. Prescott, II. 5.
MorCridge and G. Payden.
Ic:su--Gec. A. Guthrie, Elisha
Negus and James Phelps. /,
The committee further reported
Robt. Medley and w. X. Diltz OF
Cass township, d. Gano of Inland, ).
p. Coe and r. l.. Moore of Fairfield,
Alex. Moffit Of Linn and Mr.. Dodd OF
Springfield, present without creden-
tials, and recommended that they be
authorized to represent their respec-
tive townships in this convention.
The report Of the committee was'
upon motion, adopted.
Motion, as amended, prevailed to
the effect that the convention proceed
TO make nominations in open conven-
ton. and then to elect by ballot ten
from such nominees, as delegates
from Cedar county to the State Con-
vention on the seth inst. Eighteen
nominations were made, from which
at the first ballot nine delegates were
chosen. Two subsequent ballots for
the tenth delegate resulting in no ?,
choice, upon motion }. b. Mitchell,
s. v. Landt was elected by acclama-
ton, the following being the complete
delegation: II. G. Coe. VIM. Nicely,
w. Baker, D. Gano, u. Ellyson. i.
C. Prescott, J. ID. Shearer, Alex. Mof-
fit. J. W. Helmer and S. '. Land'.
Motion prevailed that the delegates
from this county present at the State
Convention be authorized to cast the
whole vote TO which the county IS
there entitled, or to fill up the dele
CATION, at their discretion.
The secretary then read the follow
ing resolution passed At the Repubil-
can caucus OF Iowa township, held 9th
month 18th, 1875, and directed to be
presented to the County Convention,
viz:
Rssoired, That we arc in faysr OF MONT
mating Tor Office no one who Is not strlctiy
temperance man.
GEO. WooLEY, Prest.
VIZ MsTHEg, sec'y.
Moved by w. G. Maley and Sec
onded that the sentiments of the res
luton be endorsed by the conven-
ton. Carried unanimously.
Mr.. T. G. Prescott then offered the
following resolution, which was unan-
imously adopted:
Resorped, That we earnestly endorse the
favorable mention made by the press OF the
state Of Hon. j. H. Kothrock, as candidate
for Judge of Supreme Court; and we hereby
request our delegates TO the State Conven-
tion to support, and use all honorable means
TO nominate Judge Rothroek for that re-
sponsible office, for which we consider nm
eminenhy qualified.
On motion the convention adjourn
ed sine die.
G. l.. LoNGLEY, Sec'r.
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Jefferson Davis is out, among 9th
ers, in reply to General Sherman's
book. His points are two: First, he
wishes TO know why General Sher-
man supposed him to be implicated
in the conspiracy in which Lincoln
was assasinated. He proceeds to ans
wer that Sherman judged Others by
the Sherman consciousness. An
easier answer-inasmuch as Sherman
was never accused of conspiring-
would be that this particular opinion
was very common ut the time. Sec
ondly, Davis denies again the story
that, at the time Of his capture, he
was moving off with millions of spec
lie. The point does not amount to
much; but there is meat in the last
sentence: "The few thousand dol
lars of specie were in pair OF saddle
bags, belonging to Secretary Regain,
Whether that money ever reached
the United States Treasury, Mr.. Re
gan, from whom it was taken. may be
able to learn after he shall have as
sumed his functions as Representa-.
tive in the United States Congress-.
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Probate Notice.

To whom II may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that there is now
on file in the Office of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court OF Iowa, within and for Cedar
county, Tie anal report Of l., Cotton and -
Gabriel. Administered .rs OF the estate Of 7.
y. Gabriel. deceased showing fall settle
ment with said estate. That the oath day OF
August, 1875 the second dav of the next
term Of said Court. IL set for final hearing on
said report. That said administrations will
be discharged IL no sufficient objection be
then made.
Dated at Upton, Iowa, June 18th. 1875
VIM. II. VAN NESS, Clerk Circuit Cont.
Wolf. Landt & Yates, Atty's for adm RS. 2iw2
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Road NaiicevNO. $40.

To all whom IL may concern.
The Commissioner appointed To yacate a
highway commencing at the southeast cor
ner Of sec. number /, township IL, north
range 2. west Of 5th p. m, in Cedar county,
running thence west one mile. and known
rs the Warner Consent road has reported Ia
favor of the vacation thereof, and all Office
lions thereto, or claims for damages must
be filed In the Auditors office on or before
noon of the 3lst day of July, u. d. 1875. or
scch highway yiiI be vacated without ref
creme thereto.
2Jw4 MOREAU CARROLL, Co. Auditor.
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FACTS WORTHY OF NOTE.
The fahuinus prices HambietnniaDs
shcriH's Sale.

BY virtue of n general execution to me d ir.
ected issued from the office of the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court, In and for the
county Of Cedar and state OF Iowa n ia vor OF
John Cniberson and against Harriet A. Hu-
Der, Administratrix, have levied upon the
following property as the property of the
said Harriet A. Huber, Administrators, to-
wit:
The southwest quarter ~ of section am
Der nine 1911, in township nunibe eighty 80
range number three 81, west OF the 9Th y.
m. containing one hundred and sixty acres,
situated in Cedar 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 18th ay OF
June. a. d. 1876, one o'clock p. m. Of said day
to satisfy said sgecation and costs that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this 28th day OF May. =. p. 1875.
JOHN ID. SHEAKEE4
23w3 Sheriff OF Cedar county, Iowa.
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Circuit Court of Cedar County, Iowa, Ad-
ministrator OF the estate of Sylvanus c.
TUFTS, deceased; and all persons having
claims against said estate are here y motif
fled to file them with the Clerk OF said
Court, clearly stated aud duiy sworn to,
and persons owing said estate are notified
to make immediate payment TO the under
signed.
Dated at Upton. Iowa, this 10Th day OF
June, A. ~. 1875
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Public Sale!
GAO Acres Of Land in Ply
mouth County.

W Casad, J G Reichert, s w Young, VIM.
Dean, Win. p WOLF z w johnson, d
shearer. Elias Beltz,W A Rigby, and Rich
ard Hail..
VIM. III Tuthill, Trustee, William Elliott
and Susan NJ Elliott.
State Of Iowa. Cedar county, IS:
BY virtue of a decretal order of the District
Court within and for said county, made In
the above recited cause, at the May term
.. d. 1876, will sell to the highest bidder, at
public auction, at the Court House door, In
Upton. In said county, OH
saturday, July 3lst, A. ID. 1875,
At o'clock p. m. of said day, the following
described tract of land. situate in the coun.
" OF Plymouth, and State of Iowa, to-wft.
1901, north OF range forty three (43). west of
9TH principal meridian, containing $40 acres
be the same more or less,
2sws WIN. n. TuTHILL. Trustee.
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BRQUGHAM
From Rysdyk's Hambletonian,
Will make the season of 1873 at the stable OF
THOMPSON & BAILEY,
CLARENCE IOWA.

BROUGHAM was foaled the property oil
Benz. s. Tuthill, blooming Grove, Orange CO.,
n. Y, Sept. Is, 1866. He is beautiful ma.
hogany bay, stands 1873 hands high, has very
fine trotting action, great style and sub
stance. and can show a 2:33 gait, but has
never been handled for speed.
BROUGHAM was sired by Rysdyk's Ham
blefonian Dam by Telegraph, he by Cas- sius
VI. Clay, yr., he by old Cassius NJ. Clay, he
l., Henry Clay, he by Andrew Jackson
Grand dam by Friday, he by imported TINS
tee. Weighs in fair condition 200 pounds.
We will show him with pleasure TO any one
wishing to see him.
Good stable and pasturage for mares. Ac-
eidentS AID escapes at owners risk. Sea
son commences April %, and ends July 4th.
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Road Noticc--No. 37s.

To ali whom II may concerns:
The Commissioner appointed 10 iocate =
highway mihencing at point on tne
south tire cs the southwest quarter OF sec.
where the road ~ now travelled crosses snld
line. in Cedar county. running theme que
west on. the section line 70 the soatnw IS
so,,sh ahnuf three fourths of a mile to inter-
sect the road running through Tire south .
west quarter OF sec. 8, same township ana
range, and also to yacate the road rs now
OF said see 5, has reported in favor OF sach
location and vacation, and all on5ecilonss
thereto, or claims for damages must pc nisu
the sIst day OF July, q. d. 1875, or such hign.
way viii be located and yacated without
reference thereto.
2Sw4 MOREAU CARROLL, 20. Aaaitor.
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/ u ,ipulars ffom the scene Of Sum
day niwh4ab great storm in Central
Iii show thai the damage to farm
prnnsf1y, railroads, ETC., is much
IorS serious than Vas Ct frst repre-
aented. Some Of the railroads have
besa badly crippled BY the washing
6us a culverts, entertainments and
bridges. a similar storm. attended
~ eunally serious consequences, sis-
I lied Western Missouri and portions
of Kansas.
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SHERIFF SALE.

Eva virtue OF special Execution TO me
directed, issued from the office OF the Clerk
of the District Court, In and for the county
~ cedar and State of Iowa, In favor Of
Charles s. Turner and against A. j. Reeder.
have levied upon the following. property
as the property Of the said A. ]. Reeder,
to-wit.
lots mum Der five {5l and six (sl In block
number twelve lt2) in the town OF Mechan-
icsyille, Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same at the conrs
House door. in the town of Upton, in said
County. on Saturday, the 10th day Of July.
A, D.. ISIS, at ten o'clock. a. m, OF SAID day.
10 satisfy said Execution and costs mat
Dated this 10th day of June. A. ID. 1875,
JOHN ID. SHEARER,
94w3 sheriff of Cedar county. Iowa.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

Ry virtue of general Execution to me
directed, issued from the office Of the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court, in and for the county
of Cedar and state of Iowa, in favor o.
Il. N, Kessinger, and against Harriet A.Hu-
Der, Adplinistratrix, 1 have levied upon
the following property as the properly o.
the said Harriet A, Huber, Administrators,
to-wit
The southwest quarter Elf of section num-
Der nine slin township number eighty 1911,
M Containing one hundred and sixty acres
in Cedar county. Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
sa,d Comfy. on saturday the 26th day OF
June. A, D., 1875, ut one o'clock, a. M,
OF said day, to satisfy said Execution and
costs that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 2sth day OF May A. ID. 1870.
JOHN ID. SHEARER,
e3w3 sheriff OF Cedar County Iowa.
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The Prohibitionists Of the State
have called State Convention to
meet ut Des MONIES, on the goth inst.
the day before the Republican State
Convention. Their probable course
OF seton is not defined, but it looks
asif they would makea third set Of
nominations, and thus do their part
toward the great effort being made
60 deliver Iowa into the hands of that
party which has always been not only
opposed to prohibition in theory, but
also to temperance in practice. JUS
such side-show to the Democratic
organization has been made to do
that party good service in Ohio and
other States, and they now wish to
try it here.
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next year without charge.
For further particulars enquire OF
T.. r. THOMPSON, Prop'r.
Uecht. Reed & Co.. or Bent 4 CottreH.
BROUGHAM has stood for service at Bright
on, Mass, for 800; but the proprietor, wish
ing to improve the stock In this State, has
decided to offer his service for limited
number Of mares this season only, at low
terms as above.
By wilkes Sraa u 81 T3asss yca viii see
that Mr.. Salisbury, living near sail Lake
City, Utah, purchased the brown stallion
Woburn Of Mr.. Alden Goldsmith at very
high figures, and that Woburn trotted in
2.30 at a private trial last fall. He is own
urnimrI BIuugh ham,
Each succeeding year adds new laurels to
Old Hambletonian's fame, and the past year
has witnessed prouder triumph for him
than any that has preceded it. OF the one
hundred and tlfty-siX trotters that scored
2.8o or better during tho year 1874, twenty
seven are his descendants in the male line
of the thirty-seven that beat 2:25 he has
twelve and one half OF the number that have
beaten 80 90 to his credit. In this connec
ton we deem it advisable to publish the list
If trotters with record OF ESQ or better
descended from Rysdyk's Hambletonian II
| the male line. The following has been care
! fully compiled, and is thought to be full anc
| complete.
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TIE political campaign in Ohio has
bexxn. The first gun fred was an
earthquake. That shaking was inn
usediately followed by speeches from
Governor Allen and George H. PEN
dleton. The Cincinnati Commercial
thinks the ticket of the Democracy
Rrcfcsque and weak. Hard-money
Allen and Protectionist Cary stand
upon platforms pledging them to
views the very opposite OF their lie
long professions. If they were true
70 their political convictions, they
would be out Of place in the Demo-
cratic party.
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In view Of possible complications
with Mexico, growing out Of the Tex.
= border troubles, the Secretary OF
the Navy has stationed man of-war
at the mouth Of the Rio Grande, pro-
vided with steam launches, SO that in
case Of an emergency the marines can
the more speedily and efectually CO.
operate with the land forces. Gener-
ii Ord. who is now in Washington,
will proceed at once to San Antonio,
the headquarters of the Department
Of Texas, and take active measures
to put stop to the raids Of the thiev-
ing Mexicans.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. June 22d, 1875.
WILL II. EDGAR.

A TToRSEY AT LAW. Upton. Iowa Of
"A fee over Perrien Deans store. Special
attention given to collections. 2Iyl
MINIETR TAR.N NATIGE
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Terms. $500.

Payable in cash or negotiable note at Time
Of service. Mares that do not prove to be
in foal viii be entitled to services OF horse
next year without charge.
For further particulars enquire Of
IP THOMPSON, Prop'r.
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H0WES' GREAT London EaTEYTRIAn Tl1TPEI

period in
thee
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-01

A GARRoTER IN GENoA.---As indi-
eating the terrible stress of hard times
we clip the following from the Carson
Valley News:
At IL o'clock one night last week,
when Smith the carpenter was wend-
ing his way home. after escorting a
lady friend from his house to the ho-
tel, big strapping fellow clutched
him by the neck. Smith was too
much for the chap, and down'd him
in a jif1y, when the foot-pad seized
rock and made for J. Smith, but very
earnest and loud intimation from John
that if he didn't drop that he'd put
streak of moonlight through him, had
the desired effect, and something
strai-htwav was heard to "drap.' and
the robber walked across the street,
took "A seat, mournfully viewing the
battlefield, and, as Smith triumph
antly marched home, still sat there,
probably contemplating his discomft-
ure.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-01

\ good many people growl about
others sending to san Francisco for ar
ticles which can be purchased in Aus
tin !: vet those same GROWERS think
that an Austin printing Office cannot
do as good work as Is done in san
Francisco. and they send their work
below and pay Il higher price for poor
work than they would have 10 pay
here for good work .--Reveiiic.
The uuredeemed and doluded tel-
low-citizen who i has guilty of a pre-
meditatea misprint j. not confined 70
the metropolis of the Great East, bu-
is too numerous for comfort and en-
coura-ement here. under the shadow
of the Capitol. What shall be done
with him