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Ciptim Jfrbtrtiser.
*f iwt nu* ire*'1
Assistant Mtor.
SATURDAY, MAY 17 1836.
The Dis rict Court.
May Term ot the District Coaft
ot l*r county opened on the 12th iast.,
pn i»:
JUr. VV H. Tutiiill. Judge,
ii W. Catiell, Clerk
iahii H. Brrely, Sheriff",
S..S. Daniels, Pros. Alt'y,
Je mes Grant, J. S. Richman, Henry
O'Connor, W. J. Henry, Millar,
Hobtard, GriswoM, S. A, Biueil, H.C.
Pioti.J. L. Fyan John Huber cad Wells
8p r, J, W. Bage.
The first actiou ru the naturalization
irt ?e*eral foreigners. The Grand Jury
were empanelled and iired. Tbe foi*
'•wing cases were then disposed
vs.
Noah Green.
John I* Cook,
JuJgmTt bjr def*aU
F. osur,
For
»n.
John Wrifbt,
Sugar Creek towntUft,
Joseph K. Snyder,
& hool Fu.-id C.«mi)i»*,u[K r,
Wells Spicer, fr pl'tiff,
S. A. Jitssell, for deft.
Change
u!
Parti
Venue to Jobami
On PartMMii.
Rliza( ireen, et al
J. W. Mauley, lor pl'tiff".
Wells Spicer, for dei'r.
Partition decreed and ftWMKMispgr
appointed.
Geo. Geeaaota*, 1 A Chum far had
vs-
treatment of a
Saiauel Akers borrowed bora*.
M. A. Bi-sell, for pl'ufT.
Wells Spicer, lor deft.
Continued generally.
Several cases were settled amicably
or stricken from the docket, when the
Court adjourned until next morutgf*
Second Day.
T'-c find thing w*« ihj uauira'.iz itioa of seve
ral foreigner*.
I) iring the Jijr tin folloeiag esses weis dw
posed sr.
St*«e 9* Umm,
Ugliw yi
CUri*. Urnwn.
BiwHl. for (kf-'tHift'it.
Jwjr irul verdict guilt?
of i iW\.
A mull.
W». Walter*,
iiLtaeil. f«r
Spi XT. fpr
Jarj tri- d, vwtlict, Itj 6ncd $
M-jotjiotuery Frtw IT.\
Vi. T« Title.
Willi.m C^rmoa,
Judgment b/ irtUjli sg«a4 .foaixat nfa
aadar the rate of 'J»rt
tbckma^O WillUpw, i
Duncdu Mf'.ttWan,
Uw*ll {»r plaintiff.
Jadgaj-H for pUiotWfcy jtimtt.
teotiel Tomliutoa, 1
y*
David Carak^ddeu,
BuBUuga»a *€o, Y~
«l Attactaawet
Pittlnger Wheeler. a
Cook aad IiUon for plaintiff.
/ulgment isr plaintiff by detail
Wtunesda-j.
flhe d«y was a* oat MMMi Igr Ut ca of
Win WiiliMM
Myroa Glevoi
V. P. Clark sod John Itaber for plalaflK
Cook and Grant for d«f«ada'it,
Beii a ease to rselata laai* sold a^,«Ub7
atax i n-.
Jury trial itrdict for plalntiff—^*el »sid«
I next morning. Thi» cue occupl
hkUd»J«-
Thursday.
Wm.
Stiof:I
Henry L. Hall,
v?.
Alb'ui R. Hall, ki
Whittakei and Grant,
Partition decreed and
appointed.
an
Al
Juhn D. Wotf,
K^iesr.for plalatiV,
Jadgm^Qt f./r plaitUilT by
1
AtUcbaeot
FelrieM,
Atteekseat.
Isaac N. Wnfcler,
I'istt und F»*o,^for Plaintiff
Judgm-nt fur plainti:? by deSwlt
Toralin»on k.
V. II tltatrAiutar,
I N' Whe l»*r,
l'i»U »id F/an. for p!»inti(f.
Julgwnt for pUintifl by Hanlt
,G
rn ™\n *«ehaafcsU«».
*rt Cat
vis,
Richnuui and Rpjftier, lor plaintiff,
Judgwnt plaintiff bj detault
S. io.
vs.
I«ac N. Ma^ee.
Klchinan aad Brother, plaintiff.
Judgment for pUintiff by debate
At I^aw.
VV Gregory,
iWurJ and Steph-na, tor plaintiff.
I'iatt in Fyan, for dt-f ndeat.
I'lgmeal
for pUi ,tfT y nil 4Uit.
P.ien k Cullie t-ou.
y*
4t l(Mb
i *ard 4 S rank,
lliaaell. tor pi iatirt
Judgment for plaint &' by defealt.
William Frazer, i
ttu Note,
Li!wi» .1- •uijlii!',
Biasell. ti.r plaintitl.
I'iatt, fur
Dou
^Ih-.
Judgment for plaint ff by dttfauH
Jvmas 15 like,
r**-'
spicer *n.i Kyan for plaintiff
Bisaull for defendant.
Continued at east of defendant.
John Kincb,
v e. j
Ptsgt- company,
Weils Spicer for plabiift
Jodjmat for plaialif bilow tSnaad aith
OStK
-Rf cogaf saof*
State of towa,
•a
J.
T. R. ADdersoa
Defeudaot dismissed at bis costsi
Stats of Iowa,
vs. V Reco««tuaes
Alfred Bacbe,
#eteodant dismiaasd at hii
co*U.
Williams,
vs To seUls thktt laai
Mjroa Gleason,
Jury rcadered v jpdl el far plaintiff and oew
trial gr«t»d Tbe ease of WUliaa« vs. Davis.
being oa the rame (MM, was withdraw.
State of Iowa,
v I Imlicuaeat fsr ttfi*
D. K Appl:gite, I ing li|aor.
Iadictmeot found by or j, defoadant StffJSl
sd»od b.Id to Uiiii in S100.
Th)'sO. Willlaas, I
TS
I Atraehssi it
Diiooaa MoQowsr,
C. A. Biatell fbrplaiaiiff.
Judgment tor plaiotiff.
Aaroa Gilbeii,
V9.
J. II. K^vailfe,
S^lcer sod i'i itt ft* p*titiff
J.idgnnint for plaiatifT.
for pl't'ff.
coinntission^W'
For Spe
cific p»i
formanee
S. *. Phelps, Ex'r ft. 4
Walls Spicer, for plYC
Performance decr«*ti
School District, No. (J,
1
I
!-At law
cmb
y.
W. Gregory, i
vs. I O* ocownt.
W, A. Pavey,
Piatt and Fyan, for pI'tifT,
Wells Spicer, for deft.
Continued generally.
Attadhwat
Aa:.' Rcktraw. I
vs. I Blvor «.
i. G. Rack* a*
W. J. Henry for plaintiff.
I'xree of divorw a mm* tad $50»
aMmmy
S imael jty I
vt For retting lit la
A. J. Crawford «l si pra'riei.
gpicer. Cook and Dillon for pi ualiff.
ffliweU aid (rran* for defeadanfc
Jury trial verdict for di'fendflM.
t*bU last ass oeeflpied the afteraooaof Thai»
day «n 1 foreoooa ot Frid tj.
A Weasel Caught
The little, sly Janus who acts as 'slang
•hanger' for the Linn county
ister
Register,
and who has been valiant in his charges
upon us for inconsistency, treason, etc.,
which existed only iu the dark suspicions
aa imaginations of hit own unballanc-
*4 brain, is a living example of ike tm*ii
of the following extract:
They who credit crime, ar-j they who feel
Tfceir o»u irw Wf*k to uareiiste I sin
••miry p.ot jidgm -nt. prompts thy thoughts
which tteala
O'-r min.l like the*.*, an eisy faith ti win
Aid tales of lroken truth are still li-ved
Most reaiily by tlwse who bare tbemiatves
deceived."
This Junior has aa artiele in the
Reg­
of the 10th inst., cootmencing at
follows:
R'y tula
»f«
from Kofut ft*}*''
Tim't
aadtY* Tiptrn
Mfcr —Tbe
.14r'rfi*tr.
in the pl-nti-
tu te of their vMva and censi'teacy «re real'j
i trjing tc re^d as oui of tbe puh.i_ a party.
Pi'ia Mr. Hubbard, read you out
of the pa, ty? No. sense—let yu alone
and you will soon 'run oat* or 'fizzle
out* yourself without any help. In fact
from what we bear from old Lin* you
are no w already about *rua out.'
This Junior we admit has had suffi­
cient schooling to obtain the trse of high
tOUnJing and lofty words of which we
kno.v not the meaning and which only
sho vs him to be 'a sounding brass and
Uakling cymbal.' Hit great fault is he
it without a 'balance wheel,' is wafted to
fro and from point to point as miuor
and indifferent circumstances effect him,
not having stability or stamina to keep
ma straight forward course.
Again he siys:
For iach mea as ths Tim** aad
lo t, tare us oa R^pubiieanuuB. is a
litti'f the btghv. o ju of hjpocrnieal mendaci
ty that ha* t»e»* i reached yet. W r^pectfully
dec I!
ii lining arraigned bsfor« tbe I i^btrib*} it)
I
of
KtiO*' Nutbingwoi. If otir rlead* c« ^ii even
I mik* a
dr mt firrt'net
*y.
to being R-publionn
show tha real ata'.a of lacts ia Lino
awl the true course of this simon pure
wiggler, we give below a portion of a
Utter received by ut from a friend in Ma
rion, a person who can be relied on.
"I
w»u!d
WU«(j3
i
Mechanic "a 1^
gut votes ula majority iu triua
towusbip ths v-ry hot tied of Kepublicanum in
Lion County, if iirowa wis kno*u as the re^u
iar nominef of th« Kepublicaa party
Oti: coasi«t-ncy thou art a jjwel:
la a wor I, &4k Uiui if he ii U not aMiatiaBOOI
ioatin^ v te a/niai-i him,and then claim Browa'i
ek»:t n a-1 a i{-p'.illk'au vic'-ory.
A*n hiS3 ai1*©. if did noi mve bis in!!jense
to tt'i 1 rok for tti*! Amencia caudiiatea for
Js#tic? of thy feac*-, and then claim their elec
tion aa a Republican v ctory.
lwoull here remark, that if he did not do
the.* t'tioig*1 -in rrlwrdbly uisrepre'ieuted. aad
CoiiMder he i tb«* ia-t one who should prate
ahi'ui ibe ioconaisteuey of other*.
le is about as couniment as a weathercock
to-day yo'.i h^ar him ieclaring ttiii par'7 poli
tift* Sfiojid not brought into a o«/,ite»t for
Oouuty and Tow ns!, ultctions. to tnorrow you
irtld bim iu iuvt.-iiuon, next day you tial him
bia secret intiuenre a^ninat his uomiuee,
next tie votes against aad lastly, he 'Uinn
hii election an a Republican-. ictory. Now for
the true statement the case.
bute ot resp« at for hii* Uiififn! ifjrinance of
the duti'j-1 of njhool Kuud Coium'iwioner daring
the last ten year*.
Il« w*h
beaten iu »rioa
So then it appears that after all the
loud pretentions ef this little pratei that
be it a snake in the grass, pretending
everything and doing nothing except to
deceive all who believe in hit political
hongity. Ifeeinf ilk fact a sort of a Know
Nothing, ono of nature*! ioitiatea—
bom to—and born with an itching for
offico in hit bones, it is s patt o( bis
istence lie came to Iowa for office and
his eagernet* ia tlut Inspect il fnily
comical.
Anxiety for office amounts 16 a dis
ease with him, and ha treats it as some
people do their ailments, by taking all
kinds of medicine, patent and quack,
quinine, opium, pills, bitter.*, aalomel,
oas and nnd all kinds of 'yarbt' are dosed down
in their eagerness to get well. So it is
with the Monaeur Junior of the Register.
He takes everything which be ever
heard of—trie* pro-slavery, then anti
slavery, then republicanism, gets into a
Convention, is not nominated, bolt- op
poses the ticket, tries the K. Ns and
comes out of the little end of the horn, as
they blackballed him, tries a secret dose
of locofocoism, made bim no better, and
finally in the last stages of his disease
we now find him shouiing for Republi
canism. He is truly in the last stage ot
a complaint which will soon prove fatal.
To close our biography of this wonder
ful man (in hit own estimation) we can
only say that mentally he it much in need
of ajbalance wheel, as he is ever flying
off on a tangent—and physically he mnst
be a very ac-tivt young man to turn to
many political summersets ta to short a
period of time.
O I I A O O N
A FfcEE PBE&S AND FREfc DISCUSSION'.
For President.
A V I W I O
of Pennsylvania.
Subject to the decisios of the National
Republican Convention.
Far fepreseniative in Congmi, of the 24
Dish'ct tn hat
JAMES THORINGTON.
Sa^f-cl. to vW Drr'sl. n if* R.i.t,|!,»n 0«»»iiill—
«epabllcan irate Ticket.
For Secretary of State.
ELIJAH SELLS, of Muscatine.
For Auditor of State.
JOHN PAT TEE, of Bremer.
For Treasurer of State.
M. L. MORRIS, of Polk.
For Attorney GtntraL
SAMUEL A. KICE, of Mahaska.
Republican Convexities.
It will be seen by r- ferew e to the call
of the Committee that a Rep»blican ron
vention will be held on the 4th of June
next, at Cedar RapiJs, to nominate a
candidate for Representative in Congrest
foi the District.
Cedar county hat already held her
preliminary meeting and elected the fol
lowing delegates to attend said conven
vii. J. D. Walker, Ed. Wright, F.
we mitfht let'l itigAted to clear up our chap
ter,' or at ieaft try. U'bea jia uiAc a iho#.u£ (ion
that yiii art-K-p'ibl m«, we »haii be atjoor' —,
asrvice, but not until tbsa.'-' I A. Gates, Samuel Dewel^Thomas Rob-
That is the coolest impudence we ever 'Qton, Nelson Raihbun and Robert Da-
haard of. It doe* take such 'podges' ts ridson. The delegates were instructed
him to iUuttrate the extreme of mendaci- i to use their influence and votes to secure
the remomination of Kou. James Thor
iogton. Let them remember the time
and be on hand each aud all of them.—
It is now time for work and each man
should be at hit post.
»ig*'i»t that you ask what kiud i every 100 votes cast by the party at the
Of a U'p it'll.,ri ctjr/ wa« gm.ed in Uan „,.i ti
OOQnty ano Marnt: tow:isbip. A*k him. fr in-' ^Pr'» electio®. I.iiS it a foolish ratio at
j«anc-!. it the Kepub!ica .» who nomiuat- .V.
Brown dul not g-jnerally vi:e tor Wiiwu, and
then, ab-n B»-o*n waa elect d, cried o it lte
»ib!ic*n victory,' A him totx,i» a wLiy
The ratio representation is oat lor
in many Counties the party was not fully
orgamzeJ aud no regular nominees were
in the field, We hare seven delegates
chosen aad each ooe should be admit
ted.
oar It will be teen we have hoisted
at our mast head the name of the old
wheel horse of Republicanism for Presi
dent in 1856. We Lave done this be
cause he it our first choice for that office,
and it is now getting quite common for
newspapers all over the country to ex
pi est preference—we do the tame and
accordingly hoiat our colort.
Wilinot is well known aa ft man in
every way qualified for the station and
has proven himself a man whose political
priuoiplet are in strict accordance with
the true Jeffersonian doctrines of deinoc-
school—and such a one at is at the pres
ent time most obnoxious to the slavery
tjwariwpby a ctKjui ia the town -f Mari and Propagandists oligarchy «f Pie roe, Dou
this clujje was cotopowd o? Vm -r o »ns nml He
publicans, ad 1 to which a portion of the LK-nioc
«C), because they considered lbat he bad taken
Op with tb'.'I^publicao?
glas.Atchinson & Co
As a iiepublican, he may be said to
he its pillar among the men ot the pret~
ent time, having been among the first to
place himseli upon the platform of the
present Republican party and array him
self in Congress among the ranks of the
opponents to Uie extension of iiuvciy.
E I O N A V E I S E
Fim vt MltpenJm—Fomr Engines
Burned.—The engine house of the Lake
Shoie Railroad, at Millwattkie, was con
sumed by fire on Monday morning, and
four engines destroyed. Loss, f«50,000
or $60,000. There was no train frain
Milwaukie, in consequence, in the laoro
ing. The evening train r«tc«d
at 7 last evening.
Terrible Death.—One of the most I 0-
rible casualities of which we erer eard,
took place at or near Port Clinton, on the
line of the railroad between this place
and Philadelphia, one day last week. By
some mistake ostvtch was misplaced, in
consequence of which a train o! cart in
charge of an engineer by the name of
Riter, waa thrown off the track. The
tender was thrown forward on the engine,
which was badly crushed, and Mr. Kiter
thrown and wedged between parts of the
wreck, where two steam-cocks were
opened directly upon his bowels, subject
ing him to the roost intense torture, and
from which he had no power to extract
himself. As soon as hit horrible condi
tion was realized by tho.ie who were anx
ious to relieve him the escop« valve ot
the engine was openei, and every effort
made for his release. In o'der to do this,
however, it was lound necessary to call
in requisition tereral jack-screws, and
by means of these the iron arms of death
which inclosed him in their unyielding
embrace, were opened, and the unfortu
nate man taken out. when it was found
that in the iuteusity of his agony he had
tctually torn open his own towels, which,
in addition to the dreadful effectt of the
steam, presented a most shocking appear
ance. Every assistance possible was
rendered to the sufferer, but he survived
oakj a taw hours.—Daily Adv. Elmira.
Shall the Prohibitory Law of Iowa be
sustained and put in forced —It has now
come to this issue, whether the persons
if they are worthy of that name, who op
pose the law, shall violate the same with
impunity, regardless of the consequences
and the friends of the law lay supinely
on their lacks and see the law that they
have exerted all their legal powers,time,
money and talents, and all to obtain i .-,
ed with a small cane in his hand, and rr
•he passage of the law, and the Supreme
friends that wish to show their friendship
have now an opportunity te try their
faith by their work. Now is the time to
commence the work of extermination,
and it should be continued until the fune
ral knell of King Alcohol would be.heard
trom the slave bound bonk of Missouri
to the beautiful plains of Minnesota, and
its reechoes be heard from the Fa'her of
Waters on the east to the hunting grounds
of the savage on the west,— Com.
WatHifeTOH, May 8.
T'neie was a desperate affray at the
dining-room of Willard's Uriel, this
nnnnr g. W m. Herbeil, mer.iuer from
California, shot and killed instantly one
of the Irish waiters.
The circumstances of the murder at
Willard's this morning, I understand to
I be these: Mr. Herbert came down late to
breakfast in the diuing hall. He enter-
a
Court haring now sustained it, and the Cost. The servant told hun he was too
servant to gel him some break-
late, and that he should have been there
before, showing, beside, an indisposition
to wait on hiiii Provoked by this, Her
bert struck him, and the waiter threw a
p'ate at the member cutting his face and
causing the blood to flow. A melee at
On^e arose, and the other servants were
pushing toward the parties, some with
uplifted chairs. In an instant, several
discharges of a pistol were heard, a&d
the advance wos stayed. Herbert had
drawn a revolver and shot one of the
servants dead, and wounded 'wo others.
In company wit two or three friends, he
immediately left the room, which by this
tune was in greut ivmfusion. Several
members of Congress were in the diuing
hall, one or two reporters, besides other
gentlemen, oil at breakfast. It is report
ed by the friends of Herbert, that he was
feet upon by the servants, and only acted
in st lf-defcnee. The statement of the
•ervan's qualifies this assertion materi
ally.
Death uf a Like Captain. Captain
John Shook, an old and well-known
Lake sailor, died at Huron, Ohio, last
Sunday. The Sandusky Register says
Captain S. commanded the steamer which
the Prince de Joinville chartered lor his
Vpper lake trip, when he accidsntally(?)
Inet the missionary Elenzer Williams,
now heheved by many to be the lost
Bourbon Prince. Capt. S. well reinem
tered the first interview Letween the
Prince de J. and Mr. Wiliiams, and said
lie had not a shadow of a cfaoubt of the
tign of that interview. In token ol Capt
Shook's kindness to him, the Prince sent
back to him from France a gold sr.uff
box, elegantly chased and lettered.—
te Ptess.
.Veteton.—Our friends in Newton see
strange sights. One below it thut allu
ded to by the Express:
On Tuesday morning last, a lady pas
sed through umu on her way to Califor
nia, leading a cow with her baggage in
a pair of saddle ba^s, suspended across
the cow's back. We'll wager our hat
inat woman has read about 'Woman's
Rights.' We hope tier cow will prove
a good traveler.
Thtmas R. Bordor, Esq., ana the
most respectable citizens ol Green un
ty, Alabama, was shot and kitted by his
own son while lying in bed, on the morng
ol the 2Sth ult. The son was not suspec
ted until the day of the funeral, w hen he
decamped with his father's horse and
85,000 of his money. He was, however,
pursuied and arrtsted.—Chicago Press.
Free Masons in Minnesota.—There
are twelve Masonic Lodges in the Ter
ritory, viz two in St. Paul and one at
St ii I water, St. Anthoy. Minneipolit,
St.akopee, Hastings, Red Wing, Hokan,
(Houston county) Farnbault, Manto and
Wihona. Three of these lodges (at
Hastings, Red Wiag and Winona) wert
establiihed during 1855.
A swindle of about $(25,000 has just
beon perpetrated by the head cf a com
mission house in New York wbich hat
heretofore been in good repute. The
party in question it a deacon in a leading
church, and has left tbe city in company
with a female. One of the bftnks suffers
t0 lhe tune
8MOO
The Location of th« Capita).
Just as our paper is going to pieflf,
we are authorized to aonounee the fina 1
location of the capital. Tbe site selected
is on the ean side of the river, within th e
two miles radius to the junction of Rao
coon and Demoine livers. A strong de
monstration was made by the friends of
the west side location, but those of the
oher side have been successful. Thote
of the former, besides giving ten acret
of land for the building site, propos
ed to donate to the State two hundred
thousaud dollars, in lots and lands, as
the propt-rity and for the use of the State.
Those ol the east side, besides Hie ten
acre building site, dmote to the State
two hundred and sixty thousand dollars
iu lots and lands. T^ie greater amotint
being given by the eastern men, is doubt*
est what ser ircd tbe location upon that
tide. Why they could afford to donate
thut largely in proportion to their num
bers aad rokttvt wealth, pia«, f§ |g
serp. The property in Fort
hat been purchased at too highly
allow of its being donated so largely,'
and besides, the owners of thi* properly
had delayed these donations too long.—
It remains to be seen whether they will
pnevent the executive sanction, defeat!
the location already made, and thereby
hazard the driving ot the capital entirejy
from Fort Demoine, or whether they will
contend themselves to hold on to what
they have gained, and by securing other
equally advantageous improvements, and.
retaining the extensive business already
ettablished, thereby matain the dttlrerf
equilibrium.
For our own part, our feelingt tnd
prejudices were strongly in favor of tbe
west side of the river, and if it were pos
sible we would change the location this
morning: but the committee differing from
us, have seen fit, in view of securing, in
their oppinion, the best interests of the
State, to make the location on the other
side. That cannot be thwarted now,
without involving the risk of losing for
ever to us the tocation of the capital. The
question, then, is limited to this: The
Capital on the east side cf the river, or
not at all, in Fort Demoine. Then in
view of the best interests of Fort De
moine, of Central Iowa, and of the State,
we feel bound to acquiesce in the present
eeeac
Sheriff'* Sale.
BY
virta* ot an execution to me direetad, lam
ad out of tbe Clerk's Office of tha District
Coart in and for tbe County of Johnson and state
ot Iowa, in favor of Fmdley A. Burk, and
against Jobh Tires. I have levied upon tbe foi
lowing real estate, to wit: Tbe n e qr of s qr
Ot sec 20 township 80 ranire 1 west tte w qr
ofs wrjr of sec. 20, township SI. rango 1 west:
tbe se qr of awqr ol sec W t!p 81.range 1 west:
the sr jr »l se qi of «-c. 17. t'p8t, range 1 west,
and the ne qr sw qr ^0 t'p 81, range I west:
all of whicb iies in Cedar Coui.tj, Iowa, and
nhall offer the wm*
for
sal'- at public outcry, ou
"iattirday, the 7.h tiij of Juae, A D. !?5S, at
tbe Court door in Cedar County .between
tbe boars of 9 o'clock
a m..
and 4 o'clock
Ptib'ic not ice is hereby glvrn. to all peramtp
int nstcd, that Jaob Morehouse has been cud
fi-tnedb tbe Couu'y ^ouit ol Cidir County,
Io*a,, executor with tbe will annexed ot Jrnn.-s
C. Morehuutt deceaaed, late of said County.
All peraotiR having claims against said «»tat*
will com forward aud prove tbetn, and all per
sons indebted will please •lie the saiu
l1! It JACOB
K6HOl'-E,
J. W. trni costniy
KTS*V rfit.T.._T,
p®aw!«»'ra' I
ywhit:*i
H. B.| s,
N. W V
^. Farmers Notice.,
p. «.
ofaaidday. to satisfy said eitimtion and ccts
that may accrue tbereoa. JOHN H.BIRCLLY,
Tipton, May 5th 'A6. sheriff ot C«darco.
Executor's Notice.
E*r.
I^gal Notice.
To Ike Legal litirt of Jamti JE. kouse
dee,d, and to ail ivr*o%* trhom it may c(»»cfa
vVou
are I ereby notifieil 'hat the la»t will and
testament «f James E. Morehouse, de»: d, late
of Cedai county, Iowa, was opened and read
in op*.. Court,"c.i Tuesday, April ^th,
A.
day of May next, for proba
wiil. You are, therefore, notified tn 1* and I
appear at the next term ol the County Court,
and make y»ir objertiohs, if any yon have,or, i
said will :«nd testameat will be proven, allow
ed and admitted t# probate, and letters e* I a- i
men'ory will be granted, with the will annex,
ed, te the E*ecntor appoiu'eii by tbe Testator
said wiii
Jacob
H. C.
SEYMOUR & MORGAN*
I If KttPATI »T
SEIJF-RAKING REAPER
WITH MOWER ATTACHMENT'
TH!the
stibsort beiwtwg ieav« to c»ll the attention
of farming community, eta, to the above
celebrated Reaper, whtcb experience has proved
to be sup'-rior to auy now in u«e. we Invite
the attention of thoee interested to the following
pointa of twlleoce In this
his
•r
Ky H-W,
K-Sru*'
V»»d l-*a, i
»t $4i K'
Za\
), i'd»f crn».*y, !•»*, «h» l»i
•»%y h't-n# roll, tn»r4
f-mi «bi'« in the ud aj,.
U"r, Km
W CAfTltL. CoQwty O k
fr'lirfttY JH 4RW.—T*liw up bv U hn HU ts'u
th# AJ I Aprl I166 w v,
4a mtr»A
twwn'ti p, oil
with ack o Nftd
si ewj H,I rtmritf,*ne wl'h ian«il Ol
abtit K v-nr.oM «,.« .K,
*1 ua_ji,. Mb «t tl'O
r»* bi mt-rH
•iTifr
fm
II J. w
s*mm ^tnwhiir*. Kaq ATTKI I
SAMUEL DEWELL,
ftaneywr at Tiptoi tad f-rnrrai Land artal
WILL attein! pruuiptly I al! t-usineu reqniring
as airent such as
Buying and Selling on Commission,
PA ri\a OF 7 AXES
givlnfp infiirmatiun resperting '.anUs In this conn
ty &<•, Emigrants and •••Uk-m f»et choice at
lections of Uui.s \,y calling at hi* u'iice.
FOR SALL. Loti 4 and 5, Block 11, town ri
Rochester, upon which is situated a comforta
ble dwelliug witb cellar and well.
Abo, Lot 9, Block t9. town of Rochester, by
SANUCL DZWCLL.
isrea.
a#c. Iowa.
S of S. W. i vt 3, as.
W.J H. F. of 30, do.
8. K. N. do
H. W of 8. W.
H. K. a K. do
S. K. 1 N. K. 4
ft. N. W.
1,
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10,
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10,
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part 8- g» 4 a,
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8 W efS K n
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N K ft
of S E s
*4 s
K N K
S W s K
K
i-'i W ftl
If El 11 a) a
Atsu,
m"5h'n'':
1 The gear frame made or iivB son not
liable to spring or bf conie tnlnpl»etd, thu* Im
pairing the working of the tna bine, and it is
more dnrabts than any other matei ial.
2. Tbe simplicity, durability, and perfect
working of tbe gearing, including that which
drives the rake.
S 1 he perfect manner of laying the grala for
the binder-better thsn the best hand rakers.
4. Tbe ease with which the operator may APf
nlate the site of the bundle, a *liirbt pre wore o?
the foot upon the pedal ^top^iag tbe rake at any
point, without interfering w.tb the cutting.
5. The Ughtnem of draught for the teaai
the ftbseuceW side prepare, and the ea«e with
which it pawns over uneven ground, from the
large sire of tbe eround *heel«.
6. Tbe ease ailb which it may be backed or
n n e
7. Tbe width of cut with good driving 61 ft.
t. It leaves the grain outside the track of
horses, so that any amount may he wt without
binding Tbe reaper it «o constructed that the
mower bar may b* attached at any future time
at a cost of $25. Terns of payment aa follows
state of the case, when we can no longer n^rM ttepui
possibly have our choice and especially i chMr pByjDgCo«t ol transportation, ami having
when an attempt to secure that choice tbe privilege of discounting sad note all
must result in driving it from us entirely.
—Fori Demoine Citizen.
tbe privilege of discounting
per cent. For further information, apply to
JAMKS ER, JR & CO.
Sole agents tor Cedar ecanty
aotTtf]
I O N
MEHCHAN^TAffoR'S SHOP.
T^Et
nder*i)(hed woa!d announce to tbe clt
iteo* of Tipton anil Ceour ountv that he
pton
has juat r.-cfiv -.l, at the md aland, I'nicn Block,
North thv tioo4rlch House, hi« spring stock of
Koods ciUMHting of large aasor^rat nt of
mbess
r. »arrant to
i .^Vand the County Court .ppo.nted Mondav "1
tbe 5th day of Mav next, tor proba! nu said I other?.
Mnai iiuuss,
Piatt.
leinporary Executo
Att'\ for Executor. 15-U
ESTUAY NOTICES.
Estrayed,
From the unicn-i»nel a»eut three weeks a^o,
oee ii^ht grey maic colt, i^inj? of s dirty light
color .plunder mad',ani two years old thic «piln^r.
Any person retornii the i-ain-sor jtivinfi li.t'ur
n ati»i of wbrere it can be found will be lit/era
ly rewarded. W. MATTHEWS.
noi8-8i] Fear miles east of Tipton.
^IlAr np It lath. «n
^Wci«rr towuftbip, '0«niy I» er*, iu* »f
%+rrn t+y v.-%r* .1 aitbh:»i k l• Itj for#,
%i»
trif- »i- th* *w- •hrrn in old.
aim?
»rpr,4»«
4®tf r'\ i.'ar1 a i 1m He*^rdlU
tb« Bth vi Mrrh liiiA
i U Jra W. CiTTtu Minty eltrk,
K4T44T tt)W. ~T»k«n by Y, nng
diie towMh'poti li-4 il« IM INM, wh»
w* s m« whlti (q t|M wlit tore »l:H' hirit,
•U *u4 Wn.u Km, IM- ttok
nl2Vn
AMM.
itEilfiK
Including a great
•tar gwoii*.
UeatlcaaaR Fancy usodatl
fry 1
Also a full asaortniKnt of aao
uhi.OTHS
arieto of tprln^ mu4
ikMit
satinetts
CM sal*
niU satin aad rest lag*
Triming« of everj tiiscription and oftbe
1 1 E 8 A V
Castom work mid* order on ihorteMt notice
and ia the most fa»hioaable aad durable
WM. ELLIOTT.
May ith'M [V.ia.i.|
BRICK.
Tbe umleistKned would respectfully inform
tbe inhabitants Ti|-t"n and vicinity that we
we will be prepared oeit season to furnish brick
,of tbe best qnilitv. and in a»y j«AntitW s and
will also lake contracts to rrrH buiiUngi iu the
best pose ble manner, and at as low pr ce* as
any builders in fedar County. ^Ve »l«o bave
i th* right of «oar conntj f.r the maiinfacture
«nd
n»» fit I'^TrNT Biili»\o
I K I N
Address D- F. Kinney. Rock Island, 111., or
Moss.ri% Burmws k. Prettvinaa. fl
''Wk.
Sold Out*
Ail tho«6 knowing tbetmeives indebted u,
?haw, Bag ley it ("o., l.y Book acc.wint or other
wise will plea* rail and settle tbe sane iiawe
dialely or cost will ensue: tbey w:tl Sod as at
be county Judges Office.
tn
Ii tf Shaw, Baoutt, a Ca
Sold Oui
IWeaver,
fcave sold hilf ray stock to my »on nuiijatnin
the business hereafter will be con* I
tinu"0 unr er tbe name of John Weaver k. Son. i
All tbose knowing tbemaelvse ia1'ibtel to John
Weaver, by bo.»k aocount or otberwi^ will
please call and s^ulw ih same iram«iiaLely.
Tipton. April Mth "5H.
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U
WKAVEft.
The Hot Corn Planter.
Wc beg to call the attention of the Farming
corn inanity and others to the above planter*
wbiob for cheapness, simpl city and durability
combined -nnot tie sur(atMd. For sale at
n i9 tf Hruai' Hardware Store.
received at the Broadway Drug* Vari
ety
«. I'L io^ceo, N^WP. Bl^hrnX '«u
ft'ir' n *®c!ei*
tions and Toy a A. Gilbert
P«ckel Kaairee, forty kiods for nle bj
A. Gilbert.
Moanaiea, Wallets, Bill aad Blank
Booka, a great variety, for rale by A. f».
n&NDlES. Nats. Kaiaina, Figa, Prunes. Citron
\J Oranges, L^-noos and Apples for sale by
A. Gilbert.
P£Sr«,?n'?t
Bri^y'
LILV
do
T^1*000'
1 8noff for sale by
k»
aorts.and
qh^
A
Ml lil' u1 and~Fools
f"p
Ur,iwin*'
Tissue and Colored papers,
EafSlopee, common aad faaoy, Pens and Ink
j,
lof
A. Gilbert
A Y K N I V E S
JUST
received and for sale low br
no,7l
J. L. RAY
BUREAUS-il
Sealoieo, l«e
4,437
with s supply of town JuUi iu the lowaorTiiiton.
A
i-ho
A tm of
4^0
BMLDINtj
ae.rt« ut ftit class prai
rle, with a comfortable house, roung orchwd
j**t eommenced Usaring, well watered be the
north branch of Taakee Run, 23 aeraa of Vnfrcr
ooe mile south, all or any of which Mav ba
S^leldewEL.
Ua4 Afsst Tiploa, l^ra.
a
a? SPADF
CO.
ebeeper than ever
[-noivii) J. fAy
4 CQ
White, Liquid Rooge, Flake White,Car
•ioe, Totkt 1'oaders, aud I'uff d. xex hy
Cwtto«'
des. bureaus of Mere
a
j»attern, received a'd for sale br
Wl. LIAMS AGOWEY.
MATKRIAI»S,
nails, locke, catch
es. butw, lerewa, house trimmings of all
aiadsebaap tooxvii] J. I.. RAY* CO
Farmers will And at
PA&XUG TOOLS
our aisra a large aasortSMat
ot
forks
••Mjjy, *a*ea,io«e, stc. elc.
J. 1* KAY
J. L. RAY & CO.,
Tipton,
Cedar County. Iowa,
GROCERS.
AJfD GENERAL DE ALERS/JV
WEST INDIA OtK)D8,
pnotJtr
om
PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES,
Crsrkfiy. Mwtwan,
a o a e a
WOODEN & WILLOW WA RE,
FARMING UTENSILS,
ol every style and variety,
8ach as Scythes, Suaths. Forks. Rakes. Uoes,
Axes: also, a large stock of glur, sa*h aul doors,
sails hy tae poond or keg also,
Dried Fruit,
Juat received, ten bam Is drii srples, tve bar
rels dri« peaches, IN CRIMR ORPKlt! Clar
ities! and N. 0. »urar, syrop and molasses, rul*'
sins, ff^s. prunes, oranges, lemons, cmdiis aai'
tobacco. Our stork is now trpl. te, aLd we
hope by »t ict attention tobntfoem, te merit a
share ol public po'ronaae. ii L. RAY a CM.
Tipton. April 27.1»8*. [no 17]
DRUQ8, MEDICINES AND CHEM
ICALS,
nrrwotn AND »Tt srurrs,
Btfx, f*l*ter'» irtWftt, lid Virahto,
wikwow «I.*sm **n rrtrv.
French, English and American Perfn
fumtry tins toilet anil sharing smg**
hair and tcoth hruttfrs,.
spires, smff, to~
bacco 4* ci-
THF,
I ucss,
/-hieh h'iTe now tie»-u pnfl.ci« ut'.v tested to enti
'tie tb« to »he ronbdence tbe puMic AH i
bui Idirgf erected ibe tttent Block w ill be
con tracts
Ciurraab.
Dentistry.
DR. HARD*! 41*, of Muscat lite,
W'ILL
visit Tipton on the 4ih of May next,
and will remain a week or ten daya Per
*ot» wwhiog his services will call at the Br*ly
Uoase. [nolTif
8
Osa^c Orange
O o i
With fall direettoea Sar planting, just
and ftr sale by
al? 4t A. fi't.nasT.
Dissolution.
The ptrteersbip teiet* Mrc txistiag between
R. O. Dicktnsuu k, oo.. of Camltfioge, rdm
County Iowa th
s
day diss tlvtd, by
ma uat
cjnH-rit. fbe tudnesa will he coniinutd l\
D^vnro
A
Co, by whom all claims to,
mm
agaiu^t, raid tirm of R. r:. Di. kiniK.n Co. w.il
be »ettled. R. V. DICKINSON k. CO.
Cambridg ", March 29tb '5«.
iPresli Omis Ora«|e itedk
75 Bushels just ereived direct from Itxat
lenders and TKuters desirous nf seeming a
freto. pur« «nii onaUulleralfd article, will find
it to their iuttr«»t give me tbeii orders.
1»
gars.
|yfllllll Ba!«am of Wmt+trrr,.
^^Osgooel's India G!o|a^o|(ue,
fcySmith's Toni^ Syrup,
(iiiviott'« Yellow l)ork am* Mwr»apart.
ia, and all the patent caedtcine* t4 ths day
Tipton, Oct. St, '55. n4ltf
Fir Frur an4 Agar.
Osgood"t Cholugoxtu, Rhodes' ftwrui
Ague Gure, Aspinwalt\ Tonic Mix
ture, Crmse's tevtr and Ague
trejir*rai,f s Tonic Mix
lure,Smith's Tonic Ay
&«t«5 tvp,HrfiiiK'lTm
'I \e pJs'.Qvi
nine.Src.
r«Msas hasiof private receipts SM lave*
tbem carefully Ailed with tlM bett of vediciu*
and at low rates. A. Oll.Bklir
SMI
I.nd rsijrne-i ate now prepand to tur
ni-h I. me at the lowest price*, t'h-y are
aiso pr-par'd to deliver it a4 any place to «il
tne pnrcbaser. Our ltme can't be I eat and it fa
always on Luad at tbe kiln, 4 miles of
Tipton, tear Igcans' HUI. Kkoit aCn.vitr.
It tf
33131
Tit m.!er»H|nfnt w.U bwt\ al KHas »t
brick the coming aeason, at t!»« yard on Riek
creek, below Freziei's hriilte,
Per« n* wi«hin(i quantities brick can raw*
ract for it now or any tune pre^'ioue ts burri
ng. nl2-3m F. ». MUX It CO
A Farm
Ot
so acres,
hi
|..wa township, fir tale: there
a hou*e, and vme 10 acres broke aiw under
fence, I'i seres Timber
n i:i-tf Enquire r' Wells Sficer.
For Real
The Tavern etand knawnat tltt f'oSe II"«s n
I toe baste r. KiUfiin «f U. Corn\
Viii# BOwirtiswtaW.
frees the Ni»»i *i»r ra/y IT*
Itrymtr, .Vo It. 'trrH At
l**U, ifinUe*' i,
ALSEBT fIWufr. f|,
A. & B. T. Sin)on,
lwi(vi t*i n lYlMtr«at« Oialtitls
renuau. I iie'.Uh. Frrirk Md Inrrrras
A N Y i s
iVl, IH Mum Xtrrrt,
(Seeot.d deer aeatfc et I^iras himrnds*
Bai.king HoMse,)
ti
St. iMmt.
.tin.
We desire partictdarlv to call attention t»
the far' that we will offer greater inducruMita
to rath purchasers that any other honsc iti St.
LmUs 1#
If.
FDWAHD 10YLE.**
SHSKTHl O.V HOHk**,
BOIXjISR MAKX1R«
And Blaeksti.ithi ig in Genera Mantifac
tiirer of ul'r Rivets. Uaijroad f-'h^iri
an1
Spikes,
N. B. lor. Mala, aad Cherry Stieet'.
Dt. JLmHt. Me
jySecon.! ban i BoilTs dlwuys on band.
Kepnring done upon the sliiiitent notice. Kl-3tn
llock-ialani) ^bprrtistnicnts.
v. a- cart. n. a. traonc, ja.
OASF A, STRONG, Agenta.
WHOLESALE DEALSaS I !t
B00Z8 AND SHOES,
Leather, &hse KiadiRft, kt.
We solicit the attention of Merchants a
Shoe Dealers to our Stock and Pi icos.
N. B.—Gash paid for Wcu. a..,. ry Hilts'
Rock Island, III., June 27,'&5.
THUt A. MUBBITT, SAM I.
t'*sh
rioi, Hard*var Rakes, Iljes, &o., Fancy No1 See. 1« fcc.
tinna aJlil Ti.wa fa mil. I
i Tiil... ,,mi
SAKOKa
BURD1TT fc SANGER,
ritOOM
E nerchawti.
Also luporlei*, ari'l WholcnAle lealer« in Hlir
ei^n IM non^tic
Liqiurdt
C'iK&rsild1
paid for Corn, Vheat, Oats,
Owr
Rock Istaad, III.
010 WONEER
BOOK STOKfi.
rchaata
MIS, fltattonary tjiil Wall Papers. M•»
and Teachers supplied at Whole
sale. Mnairal Iri'triimetits, Prince's Siperiof
Mel
od eons
ilvajri Ini «t Paettry Meet!
Those wishing iiurtruiatata ake in^iMte cat
We warrant them.
County and Public »4ca Reeerift and aU
kind* of Blank Books endstantly on Iu
Any kind furnished to Order at idtort n«»i
Our Books are
A. Giith rt Nat Excelled Wft4 tf New Itrll
F^vforaud
Wanted, sold by A .Cllhert.
Printer 's rota piste outftts, a* we have
Jfdtthwesfern Type Agency,
type and material ou hand ulsj only acent*f
Hoe's Printing PreHsen in thik region. I'dMS
urchasing from ns will have tSi'-ir good d«#v
ered in I)aven|iort, if d*«ire|. When yeu cwi
to the rivei don't forget Iu call over.
u
POSTEH It fiftOTHEB,
Waad.
Hee'a presses 4 W kite's Type Ageaey.