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, 1876-07-01
TIE GRANGE NOT PARTISAN.

s. We ernphatically and sincerely assert the Oft
repeated truth taught IN our organic law that the
grange nat oual state or subordinate mt polit-
cl party orgtnizt tion No Graue, If true 10 its
obligations, discuss political or religious ques
ticas, call political conventions, nominate candI-
dates discuss their merits III its meetings
Yet the principles teach un erlie all true poll
ties all true st;iesmanshp and If properly carried
out viii tend 10 purify the who political atmOs
phere of country. For seek the greatest good
TO the greatest number
We must always bear IN mind Il at one by becom-
ing Patron OF Husban!ry gives up that nRlienable
rights and duty which be.ongs 10 every American
citizen to take proper interest in the politics of his
country.
On the contrary, it is right for every member TO 10
al IN his power irma'ely 10 influence Tor goo! the
action of any political party TO which he belongs
II i bis duty 20 do ali be in his party 10 put
down b.llery, corruption and tglckery; 10 that
nOne but competent, faithful and honest IGen, who
viii pntinrhinSly stini by industrial interests
nominated for all positions OF trust AMI 20 have
carried out the principles which should always ctr
actegize every grange member that
OFFICE SHOULD sEEK THE MAN, AND not
, 1876-07-01

We shall advocate the cause of education among
ourselves and chillren By all just within
our power We especially advocate for our agricul-
tural and industrial colleges that practical a,rieul
ture domestic science and all the arts which adOrn
the home, be taught in their courses of study.
, 1876-07-01

A MACHINE THAT MovEs By LIGHT.
From the multitude that Gro wd the
Sidewalk OF the west side of Y MON
Square, New York City, many are
attracted by small machine that Is
in constant motion, but without any
visible motive power. In front of
the instrument, which in a front win
dow, is a placard averring that per
pe;uaI motion is attained by the radi.
ometer, the invention Of Prof VIM.
Crookes, +. r. s., of London. The
claim is an exaggeratiou, as the radI-
ometer moves only when struck by
rays of light, and is therefore no
more perpetual motion than is wind
mill. The instrument moves by the
q uaetive and repuIsive power of
light, and by means OF q delicate
scale can, it is sa,d, be made TO weigh
light to the one millionIh part OF
grain. The radiometer consists OF
four pith discs, black on one side and
white on the other, fastened at the
end of four arms that are connected
with a metal or jewel point in the
center. This point spins in q glass
cup at the top of a rod which Is ias.-
ened in upright position in what the
maker says is perfect vacuum. This
vacuum is the interior of a glass vessel
shaded like an inverted or very fat
thermometrical tube, the four discs,
revolving in the bulb at the top. The
light striking on the white surfaces of
the discs attracts them. and striking
on the black sides repels them, SO
that the four discs revolve Ike the
sails of wind mill. In the strong
sunlight they move with such rapiiity
as to be undistinguishable in rehec-
ted light their motion is much slower.
CHANGED His MlND.-He laid four
dimes and quart bottle Oh the coun-
ter and informed the barkeeper that
he wanted a bottle of fine whiskey.
None of yer dog-goned rotgu. for
me-" he said, Il want the jimmy wine
artice-suthin' that will revive the
recollections of forty nine inter this
noble breast suthin' what's got age
to it." But when the b arkeeper told
him that wisky Of that quality was
worth two dollars bottle, he said he
wasn't bit particular; that he didn't
90 much on style nohow, and that he
would go to a house where the bar
keeper didn't wear diamonds and
mistake every customer for the owner
of the Manhattan mill. When it
comes right down to it" he SAID,
" there amt much difference In
whiskey; some's little better than the
other, but it's all good, and it's only
question of time and a matter of
taste at best" ."-AuStiR Re0eiUe.
, 1876-07-01

6. Oars being peculiarly farmers Institution, We
cannot admit all TO our ranks
Many are excluded by the nature of our ofgani-
zation, not because they professional men,
tlsrs, or labOrers bnt because they have not a suf
hclent direct interest In tn2 pasturing the soil
or may have some interest in conflict with our pur-
poses But We appeal TO all good citizens for then
cordial cooperation 10 assist IN Efforts toward
form thAt We may put down tyranny and corruption
We hail the general desire Tor fratefnal harmony,
equitable eonprom'~es and earnest cooperation as
omen of our future success
, 1876-07-01
MAN THE OFFICE.

We acknowledge the b-uad principle that differ
ence of opinion is crime and Lold that progress
toward truth Is male 10y differences of opinion, :"
while " the fault lies IN bitterness of cont oYersey
We desire proper equality, equity and fairne /;
protection foT the weak restraint upon the strong
in short justly distributed burdens and Justly dis
tributed power These are American Eleys, the very
essence of American Independence, and TO advocate
the contrary unworthy of the sons and daughters
Of American republic
We cherish the belief that sectionasm Is and of
right should be, dead and buried with the past Our
work Is for the present and the future. In az
rieultural brotherhood and its purposes shall
csnize no North, no South, no East, no West.
Ii Is reserv d 20 every patron, the right of
freeman, to affiliate with any party that will best
carry cut his principles.
, 1876-07-01

Z. 1t shall be an abiding principle with us to re-
lleye any -four oppressed and suffering brotherhood
by any means at our command.
Last but not least, proclaim Il among our pur-
poses 20 IDculcate proper appreciation OF tie abll
ties and spheres of woman Iniicitei by admit
ing her 10 membership and position IN our order.
ImplOTins the On.inued assistance of our Divine
Master to guide IN work, We here pledge our
selves 10 faithful and harmonious labor for all future
time, TO return by united efforts "a the wisdom
justice, fraternity aud political purity of our fore
fathers
, 1876-07-01
Platform of the National Grange
adopfed by She Naiionsi Grange, nj its
Seventh Annual Session.


PREAMBLE
Profoundly impressed with the truth that the
National Grange Of the United States should defiant
~ .J;,o 40 the world its general objects. we here
isv nnannlou ly make this Declaration OF purposes
OF the Patrons OF Hnshandry
GENERAL OBJECTS.
United by the strong and faithful tie OF agrieni.
turs We mutually resolve TO labor Tor The good OF
onr order. our country aud msnkind-
. We heartily endorse the motto III esSenthIs'
unity; in non-essentIals, liberty In all things
charity"
SPECIFIC OBJECTS.
W. shall s,dsayor to advance our cause by
IsI.,,;no to accomplish the following objects:
To SsveIoD a better and higher manhood and
fvonanboOd among ourselves. To change TIE COM
oorts and attractions OF our homes and 70
,,t,r Attachments TO pursui 10 hos ef mutual
nlerstau,tirC 9 and co-OpeTatl0n- 10 MAINTAIN N
,;-ls,s oIr laws and 10 emulate each IN lalor 70
hasten ti,.. GOOD time coming 10 reduce cur eA-
nenses both Individual and corporate. 10 buy less
and produce more order 70 make our farms SELL
sustaining 10 diversity our oiops, and crop no
more than we can cultivate To oondense the weight
of our exports selling less the buskel and more on
the boof and In the fleece To systeInatIze our WORK
and calculate intescently on probabilities 10 dls-
eountenanee the credit system, the mortgage system,
the fashion system, AMI every other system tenolh
10 progigaiity and bankruptcy.
We propose meeting together, talking together,
working together, buying together, and N genera
acting together Tor our mutual protection and ad-
vaneeIent, A. occasion may require We shall aNoiu
litigation much possible by arbitration IN the
crane We shall constantly strive 10 secure entire
harmony good will vital Brotherhood among our
selves and 10 make order pefIe'ual- We sha u
endesvor to suppress persOnal, local. sectional ard
national prcuiices all unhealthy rivalry, all selfish
ambition Faithful adherence 70 thsse principles
will insure our mental, moral, social and material
advancement
, 1876-07-01

c,I sl-CIIntu OF OIUllllttf L-uuIDE1tIg1
Tatting, Fancy Needle Work, Plain
Needle Work, Dress Making and Mil
nDefl, eztc1-- LIP
DIVISION H-DAIRY AND KITCHEN.
Mrs. II. NELSON, Superintendent.
, 1876-07-01
DIVISION B-cATrLE.
w. T. BARNEs, Superintendent.

Satisfactory evidence of age and pedigree must I've
furnished To the judges before premuns are awarded
IL this class.
, 1876-07-01

y. HARpEsTY will confer fa'of y
ethce,,
, 1876-07-01
Ayers
HairVigor
For restoring to Gray Hair 4,
natural Vitality and Color

A dressing
which is At +
once agTe-
ble healthy,
and efectuI
.for preser
sng the han
ia soon r.
'storgs .Edi
or gray icR
10 OFigigqI
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TO SOLDIERS.
some Valuable Hints by siit.
General Baker.

wish you g-1li advise TIE sol
liers Of Iowa to keep th4jr dis.bar
yes in the hands o. honest AMI relia
. lie esssr n agents, in the safe. b.
NJ means send them = agents 10 9th
err ~tases.
Jasier general orders Of the Wa
Department. No. Is, Msrcb +, 1855.
The ~ecrI Comptroller has male
some important decisions. as follows:
I. Tba Second C9rnptro'leF,s ron
struct5oa of Section l2et. revised
statutes. establishes the following
rule for determining the rae Of ait
isnal par for the leng b Of seFgice -
soldiers who haze been continuously
in service since August /, 1919, or
from 4 date prEor thereto:
TIE time served prior to August /.
Ls5i. she,heE fv2 years Or more, cao
co1at fgr one enlistment MY. al "a.
.--at'cs the solder, on AMI stte- that
lite. . two do.l8rs per mo5th aidlz-
At paw. Further increase Of ore dol
Ixr= Der month for service sabsaqleG.
to Angus. /, 1854. INST De eslms-
ted "a the basis o: fse-vezr per'3is,
calculated from that 14te.
Under this rule the soldier et-
titled 20 additional pay pr msash a.
. follows: From August (, 1854, u
A1r8-t ), 1853. - o.: Angus: !, -
- Angus. 3, 1854, - no: August 1.
1864, to August 3, 1869. 500; and
90 on, at the rate Of sl.oD more per
month t1r each further period Of FIVE
wears. So. that at this date and IN
III August 1. 1879, ~ soldier now IN
errgiae ran he entitled 10 receive
saylitional pay for length o. service
under the section cited, (aet OF Aug
Isl i, !55l} in excess r $500 pr
month.
It's not proposed 10 disturb pay
man.s conflicting win this basis
made in accordance with pas, prac
tice nri@r to april 30. 1876, but mus
tiers Of that and subsequent date will
i be made in s.ricf accord tnce with the
rules sta-ei abaye.
II u secure uniformity nj action
/ here after when enlisted men are d
/ charzcl by expiration of term O: ser
vice. the discharge will be given o.
the dav OF the month correspond.
with hat Of Their re-enlis'ment-i :
If man was enlisted on the first ia,
/ o. January, 1875, for five years, h
mus, ~ discharged On the h-s' da'
OF J.nlary. 1880, r the soldier de
sireaty re enlist without losing Jay
paw. he must rc-cnlis. on the day b
, is a scharged.
, Now il the papers in the State wi
copy this, they will ID good servic
: to many men Of their families.
Truly yours, ~ b BAEER.
Des Moioes, March 28.-S'ate Rzga
TER
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IRON CLARENCE.

Rsr Ie1ssl MS sel3 - rss,'aaes.
AP oa9 s5ve-si.es f4e lot osf-t-
His2re.
Geo. IeEf5sea H.. returned from
Chicago Eit4 res Inc ct gods.
Ef.z. the Ch:cago rurner. frequent
lv visits Clarence. where lie has many
frisr5: VIC szr.yusly watch for his
coming
gori.-y It's sold lis iateres, in the
~Cauz1ian Balm to l. NJ. johnson, sad
i nos preparing whs; be calls Mortar
ey's Owl Specific"
Afrrai DaF il pa.Etfng, F2refir- sni
reuoF4fi7. his h9,es just - though he
never intenPsI 10 sell l-and Se guess
lie w9nt
Tie Prssbyteria1s gtre a grsnd Cen,
tenafaf Entertainment in Giiht-t's Hall
FgsL4Y ere. Tor the purpose nf eG'arg
il. their >aglsy school library
C1areses Is looking M. Mr.. J, FIye-
Lag. # Ia14rk. IL. will -pan occupy
the III / N4e7nber building sitb thor
o8gh1y eqlipet bakery, restsaran: AMI
fecti1u@Eys = rev legal single sit.
saon be swuag 10 the br-ez4. Mrs Bow
ers aai daughter, ItllLcrs, If Upton,
have iast stared in aul are doing well.
! pes meet market from Din i 30 be
rr1s nagi.f. .ast J,aaso. esca *
pect to bUild mammoth iispeasarv for
BAN" . newspaper WILSON give pub
Fcity 10 events of city AMI sasuFb; s
new saloon j. ALREADY d tla.. On, ge
are R peat natigr. CRESES
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- 80 - - -
The Garden, No. !.

There are two classes Of enemies
to guard against, and fight. Each u
these require uuceasing vigilance -
We allule to weeds aal insects. It
may seem suDerAlous to say thai a
good crop ri vegetables, ard luxur-
ioas growth Of weeds are not fund
on the same plat Of ground, vet by
Inspecting the majority q gar1ens
in the fall, ore woull think such
result was expected. Ar. light aad
water are all Indispensable 10 the
growth an1prolucsivness Of all plans.
OF these e'cmeots. weeds deprive
them. they shade them from tie
gealzl sun light, aud Consequently
distract the free circulation Of al,
while they appropriate large portion
ri the moisture contained in the soil,
every particle Ct which IS needed for
he health o. the plant. Then. We
ssv. declare an unc9npromising war
o. discrimination against the whole
,-;ha and ssght +, on, m :b,, line
.fi,takss All sumnsr" and cessa
not untiI. ahru snor falls il will nj,
find branch on which 70 rest. Lrt
1nar m IN rre3. for thev vii certain
lr,Ike Banquo's g6os, rise to trouble
YOU, and Ike j. Will not down az
voor b.dd ne. Our other enemies,
though often unseen, are 50 numer-
o3. fnstwt,al our care. sometimes
the destruction Of he plant is COM
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Issuing silver Coin.

The House Of Representatives last
Friday paused the Sllver-resnnP.ioa
sill. TIE fo.loviug is It's fal! text:
BIZ enacted, &C., Tat there be,
AMI hereby il. appropriated CT Of
sBy money in the treasury nos Other
siss appropriated, tie sua. e = 3d.
go to r-ovide Tor ih. r. yr&vln-. Prsn-
Ing ard other expease e making &Ead
.ssQing Fitted States ooses-
Sc. ?. That tie Secretary cf IT,
Treasury 3 herebv isrecssd 10 issue
silver ecsns 81 the United States C
he Determination a 10. 20. =. Al
% s-ass Ct standard value il Ee3s-p
ton q a equal srne0us CT Erscs1o3x.
currency, whether TIE sane = Eos =
he Treasury a1all2S EesieEs7sa1sa
- was1heg i H4y be pgesestea &c
re..u rt51z: sd the Secretary Of =
T-ssxarr rasv, u-i=r tae regulations
& The T-ess1rr Department, provide
fo- sasa = redemption AID issc- bv
s-..st.ra. g =. tie re-aa- s1streas
s-va4 pzsls Gegosstc.ses ct tie
a.tr5 States a1til tse =hs'e ~ at
ottF1.tio1ll currency tu.s-a Dig H..
- rsss acsi.
- 3. Tn4. silver eo.B q he SasissI
rates IT the asaoEln2t % d asaa do
~ sas.l - l-z..-;eas4er a their ron
:r.l sa'ae ios ar 4-guas 0os exceed
~ 50 IN arr one payment, al ~
81 cosa OF trs L nlfei States of de-
aanairsss On q le.s tAsa che 6cllss
! al IT, legal ter isr y TIER nom
"a r4ts4- for any amount no exceed
su- 80 in arr oae psv1.o..
The vct. On the BIZ stood l.--- =
90 Nearly Alths lows deIega ioa,
me member from this District anon 2
en-, voted n fav1r Of tie bill
Against !: we're joined both the ex.
t-erns esarractionis-s AMI the crazy
iafs.io1.s:s. which Is certainly great
a-vur7eg. in its favor.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

John carey, phi, against District Court.
fatfiek sexton and sim Cedar Co. Ioye
con herria, defendants. J May Term, 1870.
To the defendants
You are hereby notified that there IL ao,v
On ~. me IN the Office Of the CLERK OF the bis.
tr aoart. In aud for the county OF Cedar,
t .ne STATE % Iowa, petition Of John
.ns apso.nte owner In fee simple Of the x
e awe ana the sea nwls OF section twenty.
hse ~, township aighty-one ISL. Range
one ~, west OF tho 9TH =. NJ, and asking
ma you tie barred and forever estoppeI
70 plsiniiH
NOW unless You appear 10 said petitio,
anu dsisnl thereto at or before noon Of Inc
seconn oAy Oh the next term Of said Caurt.
county, on the Isl day ~ Hay, ls1y. a de fauit
Will be entered ssat inst you and JUDGMENT
prayer Of said petition. '"'
"a PiATT 4 CARR,
WI" Attorneys TO- pie ptiK. @
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ERDfs III Han

TIE oldest Iaaahttant7 don't renem.
such s March
Tie road, are still impossible
Both departments at oar public
schools closed last Friday, ard the pub
lie exercises in the afternoon were quite
eonncn34b'e. Many Of the patrons IF
the school. ineiuljag I'll The members OF
the Board, bat one, aad several visitors
from abroad, were present faa terms
Just closed hare produced . ,i results,
and the earnest efforts Of the teachers
haze saiis,ea ike determination on the
part Of many Of the pupils. There Is
room for improvement, however, Ia
some respects, and W. hope for still bet
ter results in the nexs term. TIE vaca
ton is only one week.
We have heard many inquiries for the
County Supesiatonient, but ~ satisfsc.
ton answer i. glsea. VIII she appoint
An examination ofteacAers ii Darant
lhls Spring.
/ Daraar hasa F.se Company-organ
lzal. Ell err .ai equipped Fas tosa
ns. just purchased small engine Tor
tue Company, called the Little Grant
ho5ka, ladders baczets AMI other 4p
planes are being coastra cled.
We are happy to D. ab'e % state that
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The House has adopted articles OF
impeachment against Mr.. Bsl<n,p,
and On Monday appointed Proctor
Knott and six other members to man
age their presentation before the
Senate. After specific formulation
Of the charges against Belknap in q
long list Of articles the document
concludes:
The House Of Representatives by
protesta'ion, saving to themselves
liberty Of exhibiting at any time
thereafter any further articles Of i'm
parchment agains, w. w. Beiknap.
late Secretary of War Of the Cnirej
States, and also OF replying TO his
answer which he shall make unto the
article herein preferred against him,
and Of ofisring proof to the same and
very part thereof and to all and every
other article Of accusuatipn or i'm,
parchment which shall be exhibited
by them as the case shall require, Dc
demand that said w. w. Belknap
may be pu, to answer to high crimes
and misdeamers in Office herein
charged against him, and that such
proceedings, examinations, trials and
judgments may be thereupon had
and given as may be agreeable to Ian
and justice.
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4 C0EEEsP3TDEvT writing from
Athens, contracts the mixture 70 be
foaG1 there If ancient and modern CIV
iljzaIon. Railroads spin heir trains
anil the temples # tire thon.4ad
years, steamer dashed their wheels upon
the PiEeas. and tAs scream Of theiT .his
tie rc.ounIs from A'h0., psntelicu. AMI
CYtheron H. Olympus aud the hetyea.
beyond the gods d. Ayers world
renowned medicines those c,asaami
tions oi mo l@ra science are posted ~ the
Aeropol!s. sne Partaeu3a, tie Aregp4Eu'
and r. sss.su, while lie modest carJs #
Cherry Pect0r4l, Ayers str.ap4Flil4
Agne Cure AMI Pill. look ffsm the win
dow Of Ia. g. - a The greg Of Athens
where they are aotl.-7S- J GiGte"
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Clymer's committee have develop,
another sensation. A man named
Bell, formerly Union spy and lat,
terry a private detective AM apppar
emily blackmailer, was examined
Friday in regard OF posttraderships
He stated that he had once been ask
ed by Secretary Belknap to pay q
bribe of $4,000 year for q Texa.
post, but he refused. He then vol.
nnteered story, to the effect that
General Eabcock tried to hire him te
steal evidence against the latter from
the Office Of District Attorney Dyer,
of St. Louis. In connection with this
story were published the substance
OF interviews with Secretary Chand-
Ie-, General Babcock, Colonel Luck
ey, Judge Krum, District Attorney
Dyer, Mr. Bradley, and Emory storrs.
All these gentlemen agree in pro-
,ouncing Bells statement q tiasae of
.lsehoods, chsracterizing the narrs-
or a. persoo wholly unworthy Of
elisf
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The reserve r-5arn froz1 which the
ctr Of Worcester, Mas, received IL
water supply, and which was locats5
Q short distance ab9Te that Gig, In
air gase way las. Thursday evening
letting On. the great mass Of waa4fr
which rasaed IL . Tremendous E2o3
through Little valley, carrying rai-
and diso.asioa il its course .2c seTer.
a. mile. below. The loss of proper
IL the dessructiol Of lis sad other
structures aai The carrying away Of
smaller dams, rsi.roed enbsnsments,
&c, il estimated At several N ! ions
OF dolla-s. As TIE catastrophe bed
been noaeatsrIiv expected t1r u
Lo1rs, ~ Tires we're los'.
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Reading Of Will.

Estate OF Rhoda A. Sestlernae. decea sed .
Ihe state OF Iowa, Cedar county SIS:
To whom IL may concern: Yau ar. here
~ no' fled that on the Sd uay OF A pril 1876
there was open ed and rnbltcr, r,a,, Nv,
clerk OF the ircuii Court in aud f,r said
county IN instrument OF writing purpe II &.
ing 10 b. the last Will and testament of
Ihoaa \. MIS- ierode. late Of said county.
deceased; aud that the first aay OF the
August term Of 81 q Coart, commencing on
! lie 4ta Monday. Ssh day OF August, 1s.8
mas been set as the day Tor final h. ari ng nd
proof Of said will, at which time alt person,
Interested may appear and show cause wby
ne same should not be admitted 10 probate
Is IVY W. II. VAN NESS. Clrrk
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TIE authorizes Of Great Britain
positively refuses 10 surrender Wins
Low, the B..on fo-g-r, under the
Extradition ,resty We have with that
Government, because for. 9th, lis
Par!iamen, passed law sja years az
t. the eIec. that no fo-eign crImiaaJ
sell BE- extradlted BY Gres' Batair
unless tae nation receiving the Grim.
iasI shal! agree 10 Try hin only for
the specific ofense alleged against
him at the time. This &C. cf Parlis
meut having been passed many year,
sfter'h extrsdition treaty was made
With this country, the nice question
that csmes mp is, whether that co vi.
try can thus summary set aside the
terms Of sacred eon,rsc. (trc.'yt by
aa &C, 81 legislation.
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The United ssstes Supreme Court
ass given = decision declaring The
azw OF New Iore, chsrgiug every "a
migrauf landing 81 Css'e Garaea
fee Of e.. uncoas:ita,i asl. Thus :
n extortion, which vzs oCe D. the
nessx b. vhich tie New fes& Oh
cial ring raised corruption lands,
done avsT with.
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Senator Allison made : gool r.
cord snoug 'hs minogitY. On the pas.
sage BY the Senate Of th= bill 70 al
NJ. New Mexico asa State H hsd
oalr II companions, the vote being
s. yeaa to Is mars, ba' II IL i anx-
ious fer 3 more numerous body q
supporter. be can End them e say
town meeting in Iowa On tA@t qaes
tier. 4 population q hexisaas,
hsif-brseis, "greasers ard Indians
knowing nothing aJou. SELF govern
nent, sre not jas. szeh - sho1la +
entrusted with political power a. y
asorere;Sn State"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-04-06

A. bal been anticipated. he Csz.
recttcus sle~tios nn WELLESLEY
proved 4 Democratic vlcto-T; Ut
10. as he Democrats anticipated Il
wssLyaredsce5 Instead Ok - 80
creased na.joriry sboat 5000 . coa-
celed Ter IagerssI tes Go~err O.
against 500 last year.