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wcck with rctnctapcc anl sorrow, for as 1se
thought Of II lie was tlilesl Will, sympa'lJ With
the untold sorrow which h,ul lnllcn with cr,ish-
inR furcn npon some Of Ills lifelong frlcnds.
Twenty ycnrs ago, ut plaln0ell, H., he united
Fsahcia iIanfonl In marriage with \ most excel
lent la.ly, who today mournct 30 deeply hls
unttu,oly joath. Tho tragedy afforded a statl~
ling mud painful commentary on the teaching Of
tile Billie with respect to the snpld
growth OF sin in the. human heart.
1io lid not wish 10 handle the theme 40 40 10
nnce usainst tho unhappy man who 1rcd tho
fatnI slot. Every good cittzen otght to expect
and tc1nnua tllat impartial 1uettcc bo meted ont
In accordance with tic laws of tho State. But
named; II certatnly wns tho duty Of all to re-
press icnling Of vengeance or sentiments III.
consistent with pity for tho prisoner.
One Of tue resni'a Of that pstoi.si1ot was 70 to
Of citizens, who had Thought that tic home
70 10 invaded by tleeda of violence nni
blood. Ilte first lesson to be drawn from tho
with which each individual was invcsted, which
he could cxelcise through hlR free agency.
When wo spoke Of the consequences Of Sin, We
penern1ly hal reference TO the rcmorsc OF ton.
ecictcc Or other direct punishment, bnt the text
'powcr Tor ovii suggested tho profound Interest
which they nil had in tho moral character Of
thc pcople around them. Tint further suggested
the grea. personal Interest they had III those
.!ativs q bencyelenee lmn,o.ed upon them y ths 5
ccasclcsa labor for the elevation and moral cul-
ture Of those around tls..
In this country tho connections OF society
were 80 tntinsuto that II became close copart-
ncrah.p In which every partner ind M interest
at stake In tho conduct ot every member q tho
firm. In soctal md political capacity h!s
hearers wcro embarked In the fams efip, and Il
.as Of the utmost Importance that thcir fellow
passengers lad enough Of character, and virtue
and wisdom to prevent them from rccklessly
sinking the eliip or compelling the pilot
to drive her upon the dasEing break-
crs. sunlay-acllool workers. md other
Christian laborers, who ,ycru fnstiling the
truths of tho Gospel Into tile minds Of the young
were do!ng gra,id and nobls work for society,
cncc. In this subject they had m impressive
wnr,inE against thc danger st'd ain OF tnrb9Ttng
md ctilttvatlng evil passion In tho breast Muir
tier sprang from doing this; It was tl,is alone
TINT explained The sudden transformation uf a
, 1876-08-14

SERMON Bg TIN R2v, q. A. W JzWETT.
At the First Methodist Church, corner Of
Washington aud Clark streets, yesterday morn
Ing, the Itov. 8. A. ". Jcwest preached scrlnon
entitled "The Tragedy OF Crime, aud lts Les
eons."
Tho Reverend gentleman took bis text from
Proverbs:
and hc shall b. holden With the cords oi Ills sas.
lta shall die Without instruction; and III tho
greatness pf hls fully bs shah 60 aatEay,
:. lie euii ho turned 10 tlat dark trage.ly Ut
- death which lad been tho thctao Of tho pscss
u.l tho subject Vi conversation during the Vust
, 1876-08-14

lIehtcnmcnt Of the ucludcl millions uf Rome.
They arr nj our very doors, IN our homes, and
india nr China, hnh VIC but the faith 10 work
for them. May G.xl give lis this grace III this
way We tnny hIcuk the power OF this nncient
superstition. II cnn no n,ore ttnnd tho attacks
of's believing, living, ne,lve Christianity t!,nn
With countless Icy intiers, cnn stand before The
influence VI The annbcatns Of returning spring.
God hasten the day when the wsr,n liic-easing
rays OF the sun Of righteousness shall bp 40 ro-
4lcctod frsm tic lnafta and ltvcs Of Christthns
a. 10 melt The prejudice, ignorance, and dead
tncas Of those ,lcludc,l anil dangerous servants
Of Rome. And may tho Judgment ot Almighty
God strike down tic Intelligent, vicious leaders,
scal tuun,lcref Of Francis HaMforyl.
, 1876-08-14


sLAvE-cKRTlYtcATEs.
DEs AlorNEs, Aug. la.-Your correspondent
meeting 0en. Tuttlu, Inquired what he hasl to
say ahuut that portion Ut Ills fatnous speech III
whLrl, he stated that tho Htate of Missouri Ind
Issued certificates for tho vuluu nf slaves Jman
etpa.rd by tlls War, and which has Oce,. denied
Gy the Democratic papers, Tho t}unorM rv-
snuy havo heen In error IN tho manner In which,
m8Ss r.n ss ,, ."'rnrnt; sat hc ias. ar
reanun to believe. nnh hefora long will hayu
tas oydonce d psoyu il. / Knew whit waa LAX.
been otIarcd TOR eals ii owM: they wsTs offered in
Ssn s Sou, SSz a nj Il sss a'S Leo
ot'y now. iaass reeptved it.tsrs iroa snea who
liz parsons ceiling t,sss carlIaeatss wefs aakssi
ii p4 @ 9 ~ W. "Tssy
y; s ri H. III E s Es s;s9ysa ssSs4
wAun' .ta!sInenss arc died W eia.uants Of ii,a
property dc'ttoyrd. In theso state!ueut!, cows,
hotsss, mulss. stc. nFs 'au,eli and, Ii, liking ths
value tue slnl iv fixed to cover net.soes at hhnut
81, oho hra.. This " we'll M,lurstaoI BY Kit Tho
peopla 4o%n sherst ana thofs u no duubt about Il
ies. Ills Megrocs afs eountu'l, Tilss fac. i we'll
known 10 1eInot rAts III lhWa1-*oMe ~ thhn,-
anil they hruw thAt thess follows gave u to lin.
dessta,l1 that aI thuso cc.liheatcs thay wore get
s ,y os thu o A tst T. Se AZ
arr In tAr ring of ae.dcrs-du not hesitute TO sny
IT, ik M 'x as sa4 ssns is
selves; md, snce thcy have 91t .nn|or!ty IN ths
Lower 1fouse ut <HnErBa4, they talk It f rnhlle.
Any Nofthera 6usutrat Gun boar Il Il he VIII 10
t!,eie They ssy thsy have st two xsys In wt;sl.
IL to Jet cun.to, Of Congro.s
by, tho ,aN ot .,NoFthora Dcsnosrats,
aud, With Democrat PFesllunt, and sufficient
number af Denocrattc Stats legis'aturrp, repeal
nulltiy ssc. o. AZ. Il of tho aasndments TO the
erats. for tls sake Of ln*;r will lolu them in do.
luz this They hare their men selected and their
arr iu ear1lcst, the vtter plan I. thu ,noae dan.
gcrous, beeate u tho ieast likely to atttast at
and less nolsy ioudoss down tAere. They holt!
tl1at ths Unlted Staten suRscnc Court has decided
that slaves AM property; that = contract ulaAe
\ With regard 10 thelu IA A. binding - with
regard I" any other pEQpsrtyi tlas lAv CvUst4tu.
, 1876-08-14

ton deelsrcs IN. no Inv thnll he passcd h5 con:
noi BE- taken without ju.t compensation. i ms
t;so, they ,ey thsn ST. Of A. IL whlsh @ ,, ssys
aseuo tint, uu,pr MI decisions VI the Courts and
The rule of construction IT atn.nrs. where these |.
o iaersfort shisscc ~ oi s Ar Il III Is w ssa Now,
they bcl!erc !hia: md n latD speech mnfn by Gov.
. IN oS F'fs IL sed s.stea Il sn e T" .ap ny
When & y'n ~ 10 Them snsi . Tas a., wnr % Tca.n's
and had nnshtns 70 o. with tho War. and the Gov.
son Ia liz Notth. They h.ys ,teisrmnsh 10 ecl .
asess ts ssasss q p'se s"a ss
BE- "ns y AZ 1efS in n o q %s
dSA ae =. ey y e s VII ss ssm
pca!, II q not n Bit more = than the Insertion
s' HsSs icy H. ces: ssy Sses ]
rstty 4 tte Xo!th would Ss At thei basi; yst 81
Sss SsIs
nGsS H. yss u ~S &>psSeaa asnS e*s: *
item, ,,-at least think do. have zesn them 10.
iosc, aGa they knoW where and M now. Umc nt mem ZEN
wns kekca 9nt oi tas ssMy ny ren, nnstm'an " @ nMa
traband goods to Rebels.
Aud SO the ,Gencrnl went on. 11c Is getting
mhke'a,up aaa ~ caa1ess a' au mo% ~ sas IT,. % ~ 10
ocrattc fraternity frum this on. I do mt he-
ieyo the General gave o. much attention 10 poi
iscs In al his life lefore as hs lus alnce he made
'oa' 'a''''''s apsee.''
Tho New rerk ,lIorM recently, published q
Statement Of tho donation q public land TO s'r.
porMt!ons, to show that tho Republicans hull
qlf n rer ta .tn,oe T.
1owa, Il Is pour showing. No donation, y
there given prior 70 lsD4,.tfus omittnK that
stllenuo'ls scqusstiatlon o1 tue p4DllS u1nhin
which has been such a source VI trouble,
and immense lose to the State. That
VIZ VIA ps'noeratic seneinS, nuse ana s'mpe. IN In
S sise htynr wa 70 ps t1a Dse
Congress was Induced to enAet that "Theso is
hereby granted tn the Territory OF Iowa, for tl.e
purpose of aiding N; fata Territory TO- improve tno
10 a Ha Reco s es fo9k yeg se
the Clty 81 Oes Mo'ncs in soia Icrrltory, one
cq!al inoicty, IN altcrnate scctio"s, Of TIC pub
~ lands (rcmalnl'F 1nsolu, ana NOT otlerWiso
disposed y, 'ncunberrtl, or appropriately n
eartp miles IN width on r.lcl, side q thu river,
to bcselccteu within said Icrrtory.n ny thlo act,
EN,UU acres Wcrn st apart tor tills purpose,
For two years u was held snd decided, without
only below the naeeoon Forks; md. under this
construction, ~ 1s47 n board OF Public Works
was appointed by the State 70 improve THO
oen II eS n5 w ~ IL III s.to
GU 10 tno soufse OF ING nvos: II "no laaao
, 1876-08-14
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?

pol,tlan. eicariy ses II wi. nus 10 % to adp. @ .ais
p'ahk IN 'h0'f r'''fof,n.
.,,A,r ,,,,r,e ,r1rre ,,,,.~~,
,,,,,,,,nr',nn ] s,,n,..s. S ,,.s..". m,.1N a..,
,,t.. ~" ,,r NILE ,.s.,s
1,N ,N, ron ,1,rs imr,MlnAI1"N ,'. sFaoSu Hsrun
HIN DEMOCRATS CALI. woRDs or COUNSEL.
rhe following extracts from southern uancru
Heath to the Republicans mud victory ut the bal
lot-hu~ by thu aid Of ballet. AMI assassination,
''4 A'''''''' AL ti' m1xxaps," = 'A A'''D -
Write upon yoat ln.nntrs. fin. Il 70 TIM trccxo.
naant Il In The face nf The enemy, that VIC, the
nnrtt pcoi'le Of N,is.Is.trpi having c.nqnure,' \
so xsaa l. S ho Of, sgs pe" Il
tr<rv hasard. ',''''" =, ~ "
pErlAAcx or THE uSlrEp sTATEs SOLDIERS
II The Governor n'nkr. no II TSqnistion. and
Ms1n. ~ nende tho tfonps m aet ue peopie
III ~ 1as!rlaSa ~ 81 bsi2Eo ;; se @ IL z; rfs,shg -; fGtr.
:r.as ,I i""Sefs VI tHe t'cp"o''e@n phsty
s'acx 'a's h"t' ,rr,.,vrc ,,.r,,t
Gov Stone is .ic essnsn eo'n,aan,er % mississippi and
ss.src @ nfs cnae TneG n, ~ n u il's snr S sa ss s M
n,as tha trnnn4 espsnn,r.e by f.oi. nrnnkn arc
s;ps:.s;s r., si Goy s!one x hs last!asa IN
Nnrrr y mnr,nn r. IL sor.ctl,nm II, hi .cnaoi
M;aste i sis Indian Ts1sio1ys lii pssssneo II
iolcfateas,p ilssp' - nut "o'oeo' anu 'noa'o n'' p0
noi'lHFb IaafHss, aEAvIEh !IhH MAL.Vts'
Tho 9orth ;Rrntlm. r,tnl9g ,.s s@, w. ,,o,tr ttc
baeks un hey hi 1c,,ers n,S ~ ,rf r
tss;r - i..;". 't'eR,onr ~, Ing aa'n y.
renaa y svr;i II Ah ounce OF pro-
~ . sn,t,,r ~. r,,n r" .r, ,,s..., .,...,.,
t0h sf'"tu br Ux vH LATE Mlssiss1pPi cAMfAtoS'
co1 m ~ ths vctnra nrhnf: g. SMg 70 is'o:
tenlin fnr fIi,c tatinn INV, VIZ sU yn,
rriMrnd ~ civIi;Sna r1r. ~ sri to. .r, W Y1 hn
been fuet1i1c Ia Rtqnt.inr m thnIr nnnressoys ~
Iood jor tAe ba=sards 70 he Songis oi or 5orest
r,tr r,,,c, op ro,ua,r,ox A., ,,,,r,.,.r,o.
''" rnr orI~ ,tr, ~ Mnu raS, s1u
i"5 ,96..,ts. uNnt MnHhn 1tT1 " f., sAxKFf'
~ ~, r,c,ro1. X rHEc ' r,mr.,. a.t - ..
III" amIcnhc rsietions nn1s .rfstioc to" tin,'
s sI tt It. ~ 'm" ,,t nnts'saG nGlNeeh t!n'
and and |" le prossr lei thc nrnye IT, otrnnn,t
m"moc-ntte ~ 1ini. nj % w rrnstnr " T,,; III
tisnarcs e'"De M" ~ ''''n8 iot i'lach aatl
. sI,nnvs,,vv u u,no,,,,- -,.r,,,,, ,r1,,, ~, WV
eooaEsfAFh hA"osn osn.-t"T1MlnATloNA MADE
Easy. Y.,..,x,,,,
stating. among othcr thipgs, tbati title fran1. h.
tfrntJ IN1n fail -
, 1876-08-14
TIE GI,EENDAC1k FACTIONS.

WAh IN TuK 0RuENBAcK CAMr-MANnA1CKs'
MAoHuyNKs in NEW YoAK sTArE--AN EFYonT
10 COMMIT T1lA uNHENDACK DEMOCRACY 70
TILDKN AND HENDRICKS.
Ee,o FORK Times. AR9. II.
Tho particulars relating 10 the nomination Of
na&l,pal ticket, and the intended ropudiatIouo of
that actiou by tho Grecnbuck Democracy Ut this
State, wua published Ia ycstorluy's Tlnes, The
Hon. Gideon j. Tucker, the Chairman Of tie
Grcenback Democratic State Committee, and
othcrs on the Committee acting Ia Ills interest,
opposed tho nomination .ot Gen, Caty, ostcn"
sbly for the reason that lle had becn kopubli-
Gull, but really because they desired to carry the
grccnbnek strength In tlals State over TO 'Ti!den
md ltcnlrickt, where, they claimed, It belonged
having gained all that IT. waA possible that
tho 0TeGnback faction eould hu Tar glin in tho
St. Louis platform aud III h, Congressional
actlun relating to ant!-rosulnnt.usi. Air. Tucker
~ % ot .s lis ssate ass That That ayerythng s w.
ripe for ali untspokon demonstration in favor oi
T'lden and l1eudrivks, and called q meeting nf
the Gresnback State Committee to 10 held In
this city yesterday. On being lucattuncl In r.,
that tho Grecnhsck' Democracy III this StAto had
cut looss FROM Cooper and Gary; that consult
tAtluns had been llI.l With Ar. Hendricks " tho
New York Hotel IL this city during Nj. ncnd-
existed between hls. Hendricks md tie urcs!1..
blrk Democracy Ut this State as to thu action Of
the lattcr, and that . prlyatu meattnK u the
State Committee would bc held lust cyunlHE as
hotel, ,rl,!cl, hu would not mention, ut Witch
Important action would hc taken, but whrl!
would be 1!srlosesl only at the Will VI
tl'osu controlling tho meeting. 1t was suosc.
Vi tho Astor lluust. 1t wns claimed that siA-
teen rouutlrs wpre represented. This 'aeIc-
gstea" from New York County weru AlcssEa.
, 1876-08-14
THE DANlk OF VENICE.

AhPEClh.FAtIHit&H &HFTIIQFl0H-IT3 CABuIS Ale
WAYS REDEEMED IN uoIh.
III recent speech III the Inuso Of Representa-,
tsyes, IN tho currency, by Mr. iutchasl, Of ILL
no,s, he tl,us explained tl,u nlurl.1nis1ereaent-
ol history If tho Hank Of Vontre,'
Tho history Of tho Hank, 40 fax ftum sust aiming
tho rnslt"n that Icsa.tcndcr paper III crudIts not
paJnhlc h r convertible into colin nro !1ota valnn-
sianee ihst ca, 10 a,dnced, directly lho rusesso.
tu!wella Ways and Ncnna ~ Payment han been
stat. ,unt; aud tho two leading carly aatlorItcs
which Gottrril quotes, and u'n WHICH tMh.rIat nj
writer's rrly; cf'',tfad'ct tho ,r"si''"n. Illc Ton
then, btioru ne. The i,trfait :Stynrltti of
aacpurs s'ayary. Nrs. printed 4 par!a Il, l,. mud
that tho anal s0rc Of credit Oh thu book. VI tl,p
lsapk of tenisa wal ald BY tsaMstcE Vt eeslss On
thv bank .bunks IT colin Ut lis option. ~ llIu uu!
act fdnb1ftf) tas- r10E1 hlsk eHlAbal shed
for that rntposc. and cash paid Whenever drsired.
| hFIng tAv war VI Inv Aelutl!s With tGa Tusks,
, 1876-08-14

rtrndiotlon, and there arc enough Of honest ben.
ocrata whd would mite With Ncpnblicana nynfnst
this 1lstonrtt m"hAurc, that the Dtmocrntic Hing
puilet!ana clearly sec II will not 10 to ndnpt tnls
plank In ttlotf platform.
The New York herald., 1876-01-01
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMusEMBNTs-isr PAor-4th, Sth and 9th cOlA
AsTROLOGY-2D PAGE-4th col
so4EHE9s 9n %PtHaS RAsE2aa f0 Acr2d COL
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNI IiTEs-7rs PaeE
ciTY REHl ESTATE FOR sALE-2D PAeE-ist COL
cLERKs AND s1LEsMRS-2D PAGE-ist col
eoGeaNES 4Ep Psfsm:t sa1 ss col
S3SAETEseshHbEEssIEEssH S1seESs EAsehbEsIEsIs rasF P.susA col
bwxISd HOUSES TO 1ET 81 FURNISHED AND uN
EuRoPEXN Isl sTE1NsHifs-2D PAsr-sd COL
EISAEcIALEITH En- s,II-inr p..s PASH. "a .o,
FURNisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
EERS f4esh so p.cr-.. COL
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.-lsr PAeE-3d col.
hoTsEs hSTsfsR3 soeHs &C. '1S ff f4er
INsTRT0gTISoHN1slnsII aS 20 snI PAeEp4.S % s col s,, m
LOST AND PoUND-lsT P1SE-2d col
a1sBLE StNTELsNIsr P4ss-4th col
M1schSSEoGS A P1ersA
M1soFLLANEoUs-i PAcr-4th col
new PTBLicATloNs~5 PAcr-eth COL
sosT oFFfeE SoTfcE~ = P4eR-sd col '
PoFRssI6SAI sffGS
PRofEkIY OUT or THE, CITY FOR SALE OR TO
ZEAL REAL EsTT EsTark rs FoSd COL
RELIGIOUS NoTIcEs-lsT PAGE-ist aud I'd cOlS
RRWARDS-IsT PAqE-2d col.
SALES AT AUCTION-1sr PAGR-4th col
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-2D PAcR-ist col
sITuATIoNs MANTED-MALEs-2D PksSSs 5I't col
SPECIAL NOTICES-1sT PAGR-2d sHd Sd coils,
sPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS &c -isr PAGE-Sd col
STORAGE-1gr PAcE-4th col
THE TRADES-2P rAGK--2d col .-,,, - n n,
ft uNFuRNTsHEp Sitsi ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
WANTED TP pAiSo 70 PurRcHAsE-isr PAoK-4th col.
WATCHES. JEWELRY, 6C.-1sr PAcR-4th col
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE-lst col.
WINTER RESORTS-2D PAGE-3d col
The New York herald., 1876-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
)FFIcE OPEN TIL aP.M today. New Years.

NFFICE OPEN TILL
" sP NJ to-day. New Years.
1876
Call and examine plans OF Crystal Palace for New York
LAST DAYS, SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
Purchase before January s. 1875.
Ofice open till 8 O'Clock r. NJ
The Industrial Exhibition Bonds issued q plan
which highly popular in Europe for long period
of years Every government in Europe except the English
has issned these bonds As governme ent loans
The Industrial Exhibition Company Is specially authorized
these bonds, the bill giving such authority having
passed the Legislature in 1874.
The Company ohicered by the best in New York
and the bonds made eminently
whole bond participates in four aotments each
oil IL Ia redeemed
whole bond. when redeemed, must receive S21
lesA and may receive any Of the following premiums
JANUARY AND JULY
The New York herald., 1876-01-01

y BALDWIN LUMBER DRALER.-oFFICE.
n, Ija37 Broadway corner 9Th st. New York. l desire
20 solicit your patronage in buyng and selling or cash all
kinds Of secondhand Building Material Doors and Win
dew Frames complete marble and wood Maneis also Tin
- - s'~re Fixtures consistently on hand will 10
The New York herald., 1876-01-01
m rs AND SHOES.

sa-4s-ssaa--s--
TER, 81 INCHES. SECOND HAND.
dane preferred.
h. J. HALE a SON. II MURRAY It.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-27
TOWN AND COUNTY.
sPRINGFlELD TIP s. 8. Gov.
yENTION.

LoungS, Iowa. Jan 18th. lS.a.
Ei. .4arsrffser:-lt IS proposed TO
hold s. S. Convention and Institute
.. FairsieE Union Bethel. Spring
Geld township, On Wednesday, feo.
9Th. ls.6. co,nmenciny At half psss
3 A. N. Our pan i TO sp>ni the
dsv in actual Sunday Schoos work,
rcitiaS With classes of various res
Lessons nh, s.h sui sSh-Ist quar-
ter. al lessons lst, , i aai 4ih-si
ansrter-Iaterms iouxl Lessons 1876.
Ard asking from our friend. criticisms
and suggestions On our methods Of
teaching and frieail, al in m King
the occasion interesting sai profit
.i,le. W. hare ever oae vii cone
thnroa ,..ly pveaarti 81 discuss these
lessons either q, teachers before
class, sur eriatenien.. giving aFev'ew
and closing address, or as pupils
Come let Us go up 20 the House Of
the Lori and have goo day in the
study OF his ~o-i.
Addresses are expected in the
evening.
b. order OF Commute
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-27

Ibe fact ss.s bu. few measures are

The fact that but few measures are
being announced and but little tax
ing doae in the respective branches
OF our State Legislature, does NOT in
dicase thst nothing j. doing there
Day by day he various comm i'te'cs
are grinding esch It's OWE grist- the
Assembly adIonrning that its men,
bers nav be thus engaged afternoon
and evening. TIE projected iegislA-
ticn will thus come up fer general
considerstiou in be shape and b.
more likely 70 be passed uP2n siah-
on. bluster AMI buncone slag other
wise.
Some OF tie measures u cosfsaHi-
plasicB, other than $ already men
toned, are in regard To woman sui
frage; fer the abolition 81 the ofhss
Of Coanty Saperiaseaient-'his lat
~, il IS said. st7oass supported; for
permitting accused persons TO testify
in their osn behal.: for license
liquor Iaw; and to permit townships
to vo.e fax in aid to railways.
We omitted mention Of the make
I'd Of the several committees Of the
two hooseS, which was announced
ten days ago. We can not copy the
l,ar hss entire, but find cur Cellar
county men have received quite Hat
terin- recognition for eatirely new
members. Senator Carr is Chairman
of the committee % Enrolled Bis
and fads 4 place in those On Federal
Relations, Normal Schools. Internal
improvements and Insurance. Rep
rssentatiye Motif Is Chairman OF the
committee On Police Regulations and
q member OF those On Fish and Game,
Agricultural College, and Schools.
Mr.. Scott holds the Chairmanship Of
the committee on Military Affairs,
AID belongs also on Enrolled Bills,
Institution for the Blind. and Con-
gresslonal Districts.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-27
FROM sTANWOOD.

.Nr. Editor. In response TO call
for peoples temperance meet NJ,
a goodls number Of cl'izens met at
The school house in Stsnweod On the
evening OF The 19ih inst. On mo
ton w. c. Malay was elected Chair
man aud John ]. Wade Sec'y. The
meeting opened with prayer by the
Rev. b. c. Barnes. Addresses were
given by the Rev. Messrs. Barnes
ana Forsythe. On motion commit
tee Of were appointed to consider
cause for action. Meering adjourned
70 meet the next evening.
Adjourned m citing met on the
evening of the Goth. The officers
were reelected; PRAYER BY the Rev.
VIM. Forsy the; reports b ing il or
der. The committee through their
Chairman, Mr.. w. A. Rigbr, hauded
in their report. The following is
synopsis Of the report as an naed
and adopted bs the meeting:
WHEREAS, the peace and quiet Of
our town has been greatly disturbed
of late, and the safety OF ourselves
and families en- iangered By the evil
of intemperancc.
WHEREAS. our town is becoming
no. orious on account of the amour,
Of drunkenness aud debauchery that
is INDUCED in, no, only by some OF
our own citizens, but others from
neighboring towns who resort here to
indulge in riotous and drunken rows;
for i, is we'll known that the sale o
intoxicating liquors has been prac-
ticed without let or hinderance, con-
trary to law and in violation of the
dignity. Of the State,
Rsso'red, That all lovers of law End
order, regardless Of politics or religion,
should unite in forming soci, = whose
object shall be to enforce the present
liquor law, and procure il possible for
Fremont township the same rights aud
privileges that incorporated towns and
cities have under the local option law
prohibiting the sale Of wine and beer.
Respipe3, That series Of lectures in
behalf Of Temperance be given
Resotee{, That this society cooper
ate with any other which has the same
object in view.
Committees were appointed 70 larry
out the foregoing resolutions \ speech
by Mr.. John Safely, and vocal music en-
liveued the meeting
On motion the secretary vas authorized
TO send an Abridged account Of thi.
meeting to tile Upton A 'esrtiser ani
the CONSERVATIVE for publication
| The meeting adjourned subject To shc
call Of the corresponding committee,
J [. ".
+ Your correspondent would further
add that he thinks it would be- grea,
thing for the peace anI prosperity Of
the State, if the police liquor law
could be amended 80 ~ to include all
civil townships in the State. In miny
towns where they have prohibited the
sale OF wine and beer, the law is power
less, from the fact that outside the city
limits saloons have been started TIP
ton. for instance, has "hea light,
which, with such law, would b.
banishcd from the township,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-27

The Democratic party Of this coun-
II LIST fall elected its Representatives
Is CCSs. ;S1rccsss ufPoa platform Of econ
omv. re.renchment and reform: and
now the said Representatives, safely
landed on the floors and in the pay
rolls Of our national Legislature, are
showing what they understand those
words to mean. Reagan, Of Texas,
On the 23i, introduced bill provid-
ing Tor the payment by the United
States Of twelve thousand dollars to
SIX gentlemen from bis Safe who
claimed, but were not allowed, seats
in Congress in l66.-a case where
the parties interested rendered no
service Whatever upon which to base
the claim.
Wiltshire, Of Arkansas, who is also
areformer." has introduced a bill
not oaly to assume the payment Of
pensioners IF the war Of 1872 sho
were dropped from the rolls for dis,
loyalty, but also to give them their
back pay for all the time they were
belr.ng arms against the Government
Harris, Of Virginia, is another in
tsresting reformer, and he only re-
ports bill providing for he payment
by the government Of an amount sui
fcient to reimburse all postmasters at
the South who may be out Of pocket
on account Of stamps on hand at the
time Of the breaking ont Of the rebel
lion. They are evidently precious
lo', those reformers.