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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-12
eg-Winchell tells a story, (and tell

Bag- Winchell tells story, (and tells
i, capitally of two old women opposing
each other during a passage on board a
canal boat. The first elderly lady calls
out, "Chambermaio open that air winder
orI shall die" Second lady, "Chamber-
maid shut that air winder, or | shall die.
An old waggish fellow who had been
listening to them for some time, immedl-
ately bawled out, "Chambermald open
that winder, and kill one Of them wo.
men, and then shut i, and kill the other. =
- Cleveland Herald.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-12
BurYALo. j uLy 2s'.

Miss Fillmore, the only daughter OF
Ex- President Fillmore, died this morn
inr a. Aurora, some twenty miles from
his my, 81 cholera.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-12

ErA@ The last number of the New
York Ficay'.ne hits off common nui-
sance in the following style:
MOVEMENTS OF DISTINGUISHED PER-
soNs.-Jas. +. Kelley, the poet, lately
paid a running visit to Skunktown. Mr..
Kelley has lost his health and is in search
oi II.
Count Vinccnaskyatish Alicomnsty
Renlowskyitch, OF Russia, arrived in
Baltimore last week, per steamer Biddy
Jane.
DR.. Joshua n NoIlegbooks Is lectur-
ing in the old Music Room, Boston.
Mile Bridgete Dubbse, the celebrated
tragedienne, arrived last week at the
Freshcat House She will soon appear
at the Narrov-way Theatre.
Hezekiah Rushaway, Esq, the re-
nowned traveller, Is now stopping at the
Revery House, Boston
Rev. Eben Simeon Suaightlacc is in
town, and will preach to-mor. ow in DIR.
Blowers church, on the claims of the
Nishcumpuggy Savages.
Hon. j. Hosea Cabbarged is a, Sally
toga Wells.
Prof H. l.. X Nomuch, A NJ. T. r.
n, has been elected Professor Of An
clent Langnishes in Columbia College.
------~-----~--~~------~----=-~--
The CHICAGO POST OFFICE. Com
plants are coming III from all quarters
against our Post Office. 1t is alleged
that large quantities Of mail matter are
detained here and when we have made
inquiries in regard to the matter, we have
been told with much reason that there
was not room enough, and the depart
ment would not furnish clerical help suf-
ficient entirely TO remove the evil.
Our readers will be glad to know that
VIM. j. Brown ESQ, special Mail A.
gent, has made arrangements entirely to
prevent any further trouble of this sort.
He has ordered double set Of hands to
be procured, and the work to be con'ln.
ued without intermission day and night,
whenever it is necessary. Arrange
ments will also be made to increase the
room and furnish facilities in all respects
for the prompt delivery and distribution
of all Mail matter.-Chicago DEM
/ Press.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-12
Progress of the Central Rail
road.

We find in the Chicago Tribune state.
ment Of the present state OF progress ol
Illinois Central Railroad. BY this 1t ap-
pears, tha,sthe entire length of the man
line and branches, is 7oi miles, and the
amount Of track laid down and ready for
use was
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-12
WILLIAM LEE.


One door east Of The Post Office.
Dlank Books, Of all kinds, kept constant
ID " on hand. mol
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DANVARD's GEORAMA will close positively on
he 1tih The Nile and the Holy Land npsn Eerh1
ISEENG At a. obil he shove 5ss slso, "WEDNESDAY
AID EATUSDAY ATT sSOOS 1ooos Thss hlye been ne
fuccesfal Psuosrlss exh led A1-1ns 70 oo-1
psrfinfs oily q cents 70 All par. % The ho1se
DURNIr,G OfMOs COW at BROOKLYN SECOND
1t WEFEThk celebrated D o.sther Fh "a extensive
beautiful Doptre psior and l.ashte neng scenes
In V,nsgoqui,u " GALLAGHER he dfsnownei may
ytfsss1 SIX EVENINGS the Brooklyn aVss1n, com
menci,r MONDAY, ApnlS la4
TIVE GRAND BUFFALO HUNT at APOLLO
ROOMS No 40 BROADWAY IL worth mort than the whoe
rs. .om JOSEsS Celebrated Psntoscope or Csrna
ts,. m. Mormons 90 sId al Tor IS ENER1
IVF ING at 9 o'clock, and WEDNESDAY eod SATURDAY
AFTFKsOONS S dollar good
five sau,sops Bsud psnes the Exhibition
CALIFORNIA and NEBRASKA ILLUSTRATED
Nfou d, Vuerreo-ypes By WESLEY JONEsApolo Rooms,
No ~ BroadvGy Every evening o'clock and Nednes1y
ard Saturday o'clock splendid Band and fan)
accompanies exhibition. Leetu by returned Californian
DARENTS should TAKE their CHILDREN to see
III JONKY5 PAXTO-COPE OF CALIFORNIA Ne 3RASKA
ND SALT LAKE where they lean Of Geosaphy ana
enery inksbanr this continent than in OF ruy
Sir on. 95cents FIVE admissions 81 Children bar prics
SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS.-Mr GUAM,
- Rsppe Writing NJ oiua ~i sttogs bat 20 weeks
gr Previous departure for Boston Hons oaIy nom
10 end from $40 and 10 10 ~ Admission % Genus
Roo No 60 White-st.
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fine ARTS.

ZINE ARTS.-ExtraOrdibary excitement prevails
On account Of the lor prices the splendid kNGR ANlSos
framed Unframed SELLING Of at No 30 brosssY 10
Of the rssh Of purchasers the doons va
opsu and continue open Until Pm such chance VI
sgain
T W ABBOTT d Co. have opened an office at
LIE the Mslbsn Hosel No S F1toD-.t for the sale q t1
entitled Ole Of LIS Happy Hol
The Poor Re aoBs" They hsve bought tie eopy sht ~
sell them thsn steel ensrnzs have
o6ered and of the ea f.and Tor hen
they reduced the price Ell and those s5sebi1s vii eey
plate bin descriptive Of the enterprise O1e OF Ls
Happy Hou expressly for the "a sss AZ u9on
enc the best In the 10 IN tas hands OF
beet ard finer more f-fe rpres on hs
been placed before the public AZ orders from ne 11y
urs pos;reid L. " ABBOTT Co. BY whom plates 20
Of money V iorgdsd to any part Of the
country. address
l. " ABBOTT Co.. Manhattan Hotel No ls3 Fll'oa s..
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SCHOOL ard MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS and

CCHOOL ard MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS and
- STATIONERY, o. CHE lP - tie CHEAPEST
R1GGTSs KELLOGG
Wboes.ie Rcor-ensrs S.oner Pubsh-n and sskccot
1.etafsa No % Joan New ORR beg 20 .ssafe
M~rchan-s 900 bay snsD qos7ftes tna
fhey ind better q r5ods 10 the ss9'e % na
q WI pritcs .hsE ct their estsblshmeat
OF o
eey desirable rid they orr great ind t9t h1
bs pabsLos other facilities en.oe ITEM 70 fr9se
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
on eqB,lly fsvortole terms
GEORGE II. BELL, No. 15S Nassau 81, general
" dealer 10 Foreirn Dome.de Stationery Asnuset OF
Envelope. Primer Commercial Law Blanks Of q. fma.
Booss or dscrtptoa
srse Writi1 Left. Compercis Noe Papers
Envelopes 70 usteh COPY books snd %
Pub Of the Ls<erS Poes
Eirsurs Plain szd Fancy boozDlndns "a
order. Al kinds OF printing az snsrt notice n-,x
- GEORGE n BELL
staouer and Account Book AAnuerurer No l5s HAs'as
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Gprridl Notires.

The RI he v. Bishop wainwrigbf pr.eh ana admin
t.r Rite aion Ia The Cbuch OF the tph:ny NO
$50 Stanton between Eex sod Norfofsss nfklDAf EVEN
ING Aeril7 Service 90 commences a. Is O'Clock
o Il The Coose rVted TO meet IN tho ehapei on
t1DAY MKT 0coot consult a. 70 eeeoraton OF he
STptesriai hnpversary Of the Colese in October ps1t
>e"'' CHks KING, Prest Col College,
a,d CT srman Of Com ns.se Of Trustees
An Adjourned Mes r be held tho stoyvsssnt inF
ru,e SATURDAY 9Th Of April At u oeoes "a 70 anlp
faith The porehase Of DR. Abeovs ksy pso
don DESTROYS retaining u Ia is conptfy ee
90 att DO J. " fhhHNio' rit'u'ns " W I'm
Mercantile Library Association NOTICE In eonse
~ere thoTo 1sh revision or he proD
Ss Assocson and the proper DIRECTIONS OF the sagae
spa snes SATURDAY April snd osed ho. aganst
al, delivery the l5h inst The hesdiog Room
.sl g p,ruo uusl UB ior'her notice Members are
..nv 10 FetDru bOoks within time specisd
BY order, WIZ ~ olhD.-e oeo,s 21:
rf,rpe. gT Ironing clothes with apidity and besuty
'''"'' W DUNCAN 4 SHARP,
No 81 peekmsnst and 40 Lberty-psee, T.
IsksIaiion In Diseases of TIE Luugs-DrI R. j..
have removed from No TO- 10 No 3s proAdTAy
second sOor above Eth ~
vonoe bTomntc PnntDg-fts Introduction into
NJ. yoI tspsb is WOOD J No f83 Sfosd
For ,kecbI Nature rapidly AID beautifully 1t considered
pp,anal.d Pupsrecsyed this month only for Spring
An Pxperfenced Philosophical MaDipuintor-A Con. &c
uccul trscbor aud familiar ~ith
- Of ph
s,s mid mn ~
18th city Best Of reference Address
CHEMIST, 3s, Boston Post Office
Enfgrsnt Intelligence Once and Labor Exchange,
No. 1ssrd "a Canast The office established
Cor IT, OF where always be- found
k rates OF wages and persons
ar have their filed By wiring TO the Superintendent and
CURED N' '''' JAS p PAGAN, Superintendent.
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7Eep DDni,fotpns
IMPORTANT NEW Work on RUSSIA
L d. ApPLETOH 4 Co Ncs $40 and SAB Bros4wsy.
VIII publish saturday,
1T IS

BY Count DE UoK?WskI D.. a. n .1o,i,
volume. emo SO vel priSted frics u "a
CorTLyIs Introduciion Czsrisu hsofiea Ot
din Nichols The 0r,s izliion OF the Government
Amy ana NAVY Mobility Tue Gerry The Bonrgo Inc
The People the Pesaptry sedom The hsns o.
The CommcDr; Emsncipson Mseiiest
Destiny AopendxTbe AmszoDsj The Fourteen C's o. we
Ruttisn Pubic The Tsebns The Political testament
OF petSr The 0re.i; Extrsc, fvm Old Chronicle
Russia hich little known has Suddenly become coun
To f0rnish this niorhon no" ~
much n eded is the object Of his work
from the Preface.
In Xpls nnE the IN
condition Cfbe Russian people and the uciion tns
Their institutions presented here s they exist
reality they determined by existing aud obligatory avs
sentiments and aspirations a. they are
drawn the 6as LIFE the people. ihe eatnre' tne
the actual Of the Russian nation are mere la
perhaps the in Lnprldiced and
not syI
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Gnmmer Retreats.

BOARDING at FORT HAMILTON.-Gentlemen
IL ard their wives single gentlemen wishing % hr,t
board informed that besufu county rest
situated Fort Hamilton COMMANDING shee view Of The
Bay ard will be opened for borders the ss OF May
There sable premies For further psci
lars inquire 81 No IL University place. address r. box
No 2e7i Post-Ofce.
DICHMOND HILL HOTEL, Staten Island, N. Y,
III viii open lst of May Charges 81 week S5
ober servants 81 horses IS week kELLE II Proprioor
Union HOUSE, opposite Union Railroad Depot
Albany TROY-1hs House will be opened about the
I'd dsy Of accommodating Of the public The House
ard itted modern and IL Do
los furnished The Proprietor VIII Be happy 70
all those Of travelling public
a o NAY svor him call w. SrEARSS Proprietor.
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WANTED-A colored Protestant Cook. She
w nut te rood Laurdre Apply between snd 0sioek
p IA Isyt ri At No Clinton o.. BFooklyn.
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dorsrs. Garriaaes, &f.

MORGAN HORSES For sale, splendid pair OF
w chestnut Moran about Is hands eight Old ons
kir stylish sn
gle both lent saddle hone. an excellent Lad
saddle Price 500 Can be A. he
asle Cntorsv i've doors from Myrtle AZ Bfook5a
riEh rde
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
THE SCIENTIFICALLY TRIBUNE
THE Ngw-YORK TRIBUNE.

\, ,u,vd every TUESDAY ard fsiosy "Srs'nS rnee ~
spnrrn Two copies Tor % FTe io VII 81 n''f'No"shS
C., !, |, ice fer each iuseTi0p.
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In prets
bride OF THE WILDERNESS. BY Emerson

ID Bennett, author Clara Moreand" Price 80 cents
MISS LEsLIF'S NEW RECEIPTS FOR COOKING being
Cook Million. by Mss Leslie who edged
all he superior all others In her receipts for
cooking An this book and DOT
tanned IN any work Miss Lee's Complete
pages handsomely bouod cloth sneep Price
The shove both publ.hed In fes days booksellers
News Asuts Others will send their orders At once
to The publisher b rEtEhSo
Comics of Il above free Of
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q 7 ] I
an hs Sepsrture Of each Asil Stsamsr for Lvvfpo
& 49, .,ssa ro,'ase seluses Single copies Cents
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voe caIrrossis, OREGON. AND TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS
.nnth.d the dsps-re OF each Val steamer Tor pnTs
~ Al s. per strgle COPIES Denis
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WANTED-Immedia,elyb By young Man of gooi
w tShr.s e.p.bnes .Da -ho p,.stie.l Bo.s,ssspsI
ssse .isay I'd sis.iiy ~ 3 .pprse..L mode
Is, .sss he , .r 10. .so sI 81. Dsy
g. and test city reference G'ea Aierss ACTIVITY I7Sa'e
w uu,t /. sood L.npdres- Apply between sad
P N any DAY ths .esi, No IS Clinton =, Brooklyn.
~ ANTED-Three good Paper-Makers, two Engine
ece wed r-onnspSsd Literal v.ses and employment
rVsD AFPy L, Gnsss Paper Ns Greek Lexis Ul''es Co.
CT Nc. IS JoAH u, New York.
WANTED-Immediatel Book keeper who has
hss .IPsr.nee IN tie !ol6rs sa.ns FOR gaf ss4 re-
1ANTED-In Fancy Goods Manufacturing
" Eouse yoEBs Man shout II Of Eatr Cl-,k
r.efu Re'.r,bee rsqsifed Addre" Box IS Pos'-odes
WANTED-A Man of competent abilities to intro
" article e value ore ha'l some kooS
). nsGe. Apply q Room No 10 80 90 bro.d.sy
NANrED-In school Of ten young girls, - miles
f. the city Lady teseh French aid Mrsie Apply
{y'ANTED-A Salesman who understands the dry
~ sO9es business Apply oJ H. TOWNSEND Z Co. No,7oi
N ANTED-A situation in an insurance Office by
yeuIg Man several yea experience who shoi 5sshiy
eTr'e' he q'R. ard en- give the best Of city reference Al
VVANTED-In private family, Protestant Wo-
for help sh. must be s;:i rae "s.asT and i,1usF
stS so9s tsh o S 10 Is Be- Go % .
required
XyyANTED-A smart, active young Man, Zone who
No s boweT One 1so.s srs5. side IN the city pessrfed
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-To 90 to Worcester,
w Mes, sDe sIter ssd Steel Stamp Cutter To one who
M % AID Cd % employment viii i, ,, sy,S a
az at ~orecsier N.s. JOSEPH B. KNOX
NVANTED-Ten Agents for each State, with 500
.smeo en s.s Is IS perdsy Cali sdirsso Bo#sr1
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Cost anh fonn9.

NAUTIO N.-Lost, INTEREST COUPONS OF
~ BONDS Nos s s. 9 t. II, y AMI 81 Of the PHrsA
MINING AND MANUFACTURING Co. pro Jan JAM, 1872,
malice In Germany KAPP in New York 10 July lSoA Al
perons oIutiored against purchasing the same
NOTICE and CAUTION-Lost or Stolen from the
~ suhcr the g INST M between he Wes: Poat Hotel
ard P,e1slnl . POCKET MEMORANDUM BOOK, cln,aniaz
tuldy stin 70 the Gasra and Chago Uaon Railroads
$40 shares Of stock IN said about - OF ~acl
blank dividend certiiea;e for Slel 20 c. A
ys, snd Endorsed by his attorneys also certificates for
tb 1T a soet the Chi aud Aurors Railroads
stock he Beot and Madison Railroad with Other paper. II
value except the undergned Parties ca oned ,si1
filled except from
.e in person Any peT,oa finding sid Book Pspes viii be
literally rewarded BY sending leaving them st Wat.worh
shsd,ris No 80 Wast- New-Yok. b. TURNER
NEw-YoRk Arril 5, 1854
G00 BEWARD,;-Lost, on Wednesday the 4th
U ~ inst at a Ia the coal yard the corner
OF East aud Wstes morocco Wallet containing IN ni
and god about s9 s the bn have private marx with
the tsek The wallet snd therein have
and residence written within on them Wh
the the No u Honryst a. tue
ANDREW SEYMOUR.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

TO CIVIL ENGINEERs and SURVEYOR
wvttd ss Man as years Of ss-) situation Civil
FfCrees Tv.yo. Zee 10 lean the bu. Address A.
~ 5 Iox No a rIhlne ice.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

Large quantities Of silks and shawls have
been extracted from bales and the latter re-
turned to their original appearance.
4. Suspicion rests upon parties connected
with the customs.
A dispatch from Washington states ,ha
there is nothing definite yet respecting the
missing steamship.
Ex-Governor Brown, one Of the candid
ates, has been rendered the -consulship al
Havana.
A circular is receiving the signature Of al
our principal merchants, pledging the sign
-ers to deliver freight upon any point Of The
Ohio and Mississippi rivers as cheaply anG
expe6 i,iously as was done before The ou,ra'
ges at Erie commenced, or as can be done
by Philadelphia or by any route on any
road.
A line Of yteaners is 10 leave here daily
for Baltimore and connect with the Balu
more and Ohio Railroad. ~.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

The following Preamble and Resolutions
were adopted in the City Council on Wed.
nesday nigh. last:
WHEREAS, The City Of Cincinnati has in.
vested 100000 in the Hillsborough and
Cincinnati Railroad, under the expectation
lha. this work would form par, Of single
cont nuous line 10 connect with the Baltimore
system Of Rail ways, and &.
WHEREAS, Her people, in acting on III,
Million Law, voted a further sum Of $3.50,
600 10 The Cincinnati and Belpre Railway
with The addition that i, should be expended
continuously eastward from Hillsborough, 81
as 10 form portion Of a single Railroad
from Cincinnati 10 Baltimore; and
WHEREAS Differences have arisen result
ing in The projection Of Two Independent
lines to accomplish what would be better a.
,ained by ono road, and
| WHRRRAs, There 10 strong reason TO be-
lieve that persistence in this unwlse rival
ry may lead 10 The failure OF bo,h en,erpri
ses, and the loss Of the city investment
| Therefore ai IA
Resolved. That this Council view will
decided disapproba.ion the rivalry existing
between The Marietta and Cincinnati and III
!. Hillsborough and Cincinnati Railroad Com
papies, ,ha, they recommend q dlscon.inu
ilnnce Of ,his Improbable hostility and d
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

tension cas-. of Jackson. and that the citizens
along the line and at Pomeroy will add, as
they have proposed TO do, largely TO their
subscriptions, and that the finished road to
Jackson willbe worth. with It's sappur,enances
a. leas, $2, 800, 900; and in view Of the i'm.
mense iron in,eres, east OF Jackson, am
forced from these considerations TO recon-.
mend that no entaneling alliances should be
made Of our corporate franchises, and that
we shall remain independent. la.ia{p ~
Having thus stated my most candid con.
yic,ions, Il will add that universal public sem
tmeBt dictates an argument betweeniheiwo
corporations ,(from Blanches.er 10 Cncin.
mali, in the nature Of jointtrea,y, whereby
the entire in,eres,s-siock, termini and cor.
porate franchises-should be kept entirely
separate and independent, but which would
enable saehGto promote the interest Of, the
|ellsers An Arrangement similar 70 ,histL
havs hefaipIoTe nflTt,a'y saggesssds apa ufs
% Aeiih hose stock hDI defs who
have hefetoiore'opposhd allilormef proposed
contracts of union, and who are now nlong
The whole line subscribing stock in opposition
toiahy such contrac,s, and in view Of The best
advices from Baltimore and Cincinnati, and
in just consideration of the interests oflhose
who, hold the stock already paid up, am
satisfied that a contract embracing the slip.
ula,ions which | am about to detail, would
reconcile all parties and conflicting interests
in one corporation, and would largely pro-
mote the common interests Of both compa.
nies. The arrangement, is this, that the
Marieua Company shall be. permitted for a
reasonable consideration to widen The road.
bed of ou, road from Banchester, where she
frs, strikes il westward, and from ,ha, poin,
,ha, The Two roads enter into Cincinnati side
by side, with separate line Of rails for each,
and that each company pay equally for the
right of way and The construction oflhe road.
bed, after crossing The Liule Miami a. Love.
land 10 Cincinnati, and that they jointly and
severally pay for our purchase Depot sites
and build Depots as their respective Boards
OF Directors may hereafter agree.
H Ha J. M. TRIMBLE, Pres',.
1H a.. H. g. C. R. R. Co.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24
TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
Edited By a Commia4 appointed By Welfare
DigisiOn, No. sc, Sons Of Temperance.
Ohio State Temperance Convention
fOrhS54.

In compliance With the request Of nu-
merous freinds Of Temperance from various
paris Of The State, The Sale Temperance
Executive Committee hereby give notice
that there will be holden al Columbus, on
Wednesday February 1St, a Sale Temper.
anee Convention; I'd be composed OF Dele
gates who may be regularly appointed (or
that purpose by some Division Of Sons
Temple of Honor, County or Township Ali.
ance; or Convention Of the friends Of Tenn.
perance regularly convened on sufficient
notice; or by some other regularly organized
Temperance Association.
AS the meeting is specially designed fol
the transaction Of important business parIicu
arly 10 agree upon some definite plan FOL
future aclion, no delegate will be entitled lC
sea, without the production Of proper ere
dendas; though the Convention will doubt
less invite all well known and tried iriendl
Of The cause, who may be present and desir
Gus Of participating in the deliberations o
the meeting, TO take sea. with the regular
ly appointed delegates.
The Committee will, pursuant to reques
Of the Grand Division Of the State of Ohio
be prepared TO submit TO the Convention, TO
their approval amendment or rejection, III,
draft oil bill, which il enacted into law
would effeclually prohibi, the traffic in mt
manufacture oi intoxicating liquors TO b.
used as beverage, and al The same time o.
entirely consistent with the Constitution an,
with tie principles oi our presan. system o
Jurisprudence.
Should The Convention agree upon tn
fundamental principles Of such a law, i. |
proposed TO go to the country on the issu
so made up OF an Ohio P:ohibitory Laio.-
Olher not less important business will b
laid before the Convention. a9e
No limit as 10 number Of delegates will b
prescribed, but i. is earnestly urged upon ,h
hiends oil the cause in every part OF III
State TO be fully represented by their strong
es. men and most able advocates Of The cause
| ]. B. B.THoMPsoN,
1 ISAAC ScHMUoKER,
| M .4 PETER SELLS,
l.. G. VANsLYKE,
WARREN JENKINS,
Siaie Temp, Er. Com.