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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25
MEETING OF sap RIGGERs

A meeting OF the uptown Ship Riggers Of this Cit
WA held AZ the seventh Ward Hotel, Msivoaa
Iast evening for the purpose Of taking steps - rs
An ATTEMPT en the part It their employers 10 rsdss
their wages from ssio q Is per day.
Mr. JEREMIAH DOsoV,s was called 10 the ehvr
upon ,asi ing shoh h. explained the object u H.
meeting and read the proceedings Of Prevos
meeting.
Mr. JossPH CePPrS said they hsd met. ~ be -,
posed IL determine whether they should WORK Tor y
or for 81 IS. As far az he was concerned be had NJ
been working for less than 90 per dav and. In he,
he did not know Of any men. or party OF m@o vs
were. lie concluded by saying that he should ~,
work for less han 50
Mr. wN. Wusos inquired Il there ~ere any ms
in the room who had been asked to work for le>
thsn e.
To this question there no response.
Mr. Wilson then sad that, IN hs opiuloS. ths,
was 10 ne essity for reso wing not 10 work Tor lee
than s.. for "a fsr "a be could learn, no one hs;
been asked 70 do So.
Mr. PyrER AUcrsrus sad that he bad known L.
stances where merc0ao,s bad refused % give moa
thsn 81 IS. buthe heneved that the emp overs va
cor ,rscred iohs p4d 'h- 50 per tsy
Sp.eehes we're made by number OF gentemS
,es,nt from which IL appeared that several Of II
empo, rs had ufcrned their men that they would py
them a. Der day for .oik ar-sdy contracted Tor BE-
that thew could not ptN hem more thtn sl 20 for y
ture work the merchants refused 70 pay sue.
prices for the work as to enable them 10 give the
mos than thar sum.
Mr. poSOvAS a,vfr'ed n the strike which took
place some -ish'een months ago. Tie said that he
ante a. that time admitted the superiority q
the d" mn town men over The "dOwu-to WI" meo, b.
conser ing 70 give them a. day while they resass
10 give the others more than 81 ~. he thongotf
th,i services were worth - day At thar t'm- thr
W r. worth il now; but the merchants seemed T. b
max no an efor, now TO place the up.town meia
a level with those who worked dom to"n me tat
being inferior ~orkmen, and working one hour Ia
per gay ....
of lie were So high the ~ages At the ship rsger -
low enough He said that It would be quite "a coo
si.ient for the Triggers and other mechanics Ia dema
of the merchants a reduction in the pr'ce at Hour y
fer the merchants to demand. at the present time
reduction Of their wager and be, for one, would n
sis with ali his might, any attempt at reduction
majority Of the iiggrrs had served 40 apprentcesag
AT sea and while the NirrOws remain ID unblocksr<
they would go back ihsir original vocation ratha
than submit 10 reduction - their present wages.
On motion was un'."'o" 80 oa n' SaN '''' ''
The meeting then sdjournei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25


The following resolutions were then put and car
RED
Eesersd That the American Widow Relief Association
designed those prneip Ally who have
sheet poverty. bat ~ho suseng want who voald
sfter than beg ana would only ssk charity
their ehsren from suffering and d. sason that tho True
tees Will at present only sppoin AZ Visitors sdies ~ha Gil
conduet their invest that she sensitive Dsne
fesy shall not have that PRIDE 20 natural 70 Americans"
wosrded To visit snd sss.t such aeeorns sety
this Association has bees orssnized-
H>soleed That Of Of persons assisted
should Be except tn. officers and visitors Of
eston AL vho sab.rbe the icles Of association and
aid 10 promoting rs objects BY contributions Of tine
money in aid Of such deservns objects Of their charity will
be eonsi6sEed members and be ented . voice In the d.
Tecriol.
Mr. BRowsE reported the very sad case Of widow
Of q physician, who bad supported herself and child
rem and sick mother, since her husband death by
her neece-though heretofore used to al the 1xass
Of life but reduced by misfortune to the verge Of suf-
fering and now, BY late fire. have lost every thing
they possessed.
Many other equally ssd are upon the Secrs.a.
ry's book. Sach families cannot go 10 Ward r lief
COMMITTEES" or coup houses. I, 10 for the relief Of
such that the Trustees appeal confidently to the
public
The Contributions already received, hs,e come vol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The Conmiss' oners Of Emigration held a staec
meeting yesterday afternoon. Present, Mr. q q
yERPLAscK, President Capt. Crsbtree, Vice-Prs
dent. and Messrs. Wilthaus, Kelly, Kennedy, al
Dunlap
After the usual preliminary business, the Presidss
reported that the Committee Of Conference with q,
CoupciIne en- on the mster of the importation Of pa'
pers aud criminsls had with the assistance Of NJ
Deyln Council TO the Board, prepared bin FOR ID
abatement Of the evil The bill vas read and SIN
amendments made, when il WIS
Ps.red That The report b. adopted snd fowd'd 10 W.
ipstop srd that the Committee authorized TO proceed
st ofG vernmeo, 10 pres its psssg- snd that the oea
Of the BosId be invited TO 'ecor p.nJ thsm H.
The following are summaries OF the statements 70
the week ending Jan "a, 1888: 49,
Alien enisr.ns arrived 10 1885, TO ~
II mates Of the Institutions:
In Marine Hospital. 81 patients and 50 nurs's In VIZ
Island Hospital ls ,du,ts I'D 81 children 10 tAs ~.
IDiuons 2is persons are employed mailing total of'h
chass Of the Commission At tho same period Lat year
RECEIPTS AND DIsBURsExEsrs
Agsenie r. seipts for 1855 10 Jan. 4...,..,.,"S6ln
Bslspee 10 Ban, Jan. l. 1885 ....,............. WNs
Disbursements TO 9Th January Y!s!5
Due Counfies 10 let November lsst........... Btel
A resolution was adopted, authorizing tbs Vhl
President 10 furBirh the State SeDa.e with the nan
OF the ships ard captains that have brought psar
OF convict engrauts to this port from the lat OF 10
uary, 1852, TO this date by whom said ,bips va
seLt, and 10 whom such vessels were coDsigaed
Mr. KELLY offered the following:
Reoited That Com-tee Of too, toEether with the ~
President be authorized 20 eTpend not TO erssss
to such Of the Ward Relief As.ocisons a. they may ss
nate I'd aid TO recently arrived smisrsnts ~has
same u sy appear necessary -
Adopted, and xessrs Kelly and Kennedy sppol's'
10 the Committee.
The Ann usl Report Of the Commission Wa ~
read but not having been corrected, was not sdopsi
The meeting then adjourned to next Wednesds'S
fernoOn at clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25

.rnmeu intended to appoints but, like the Gov
eminent itself are OF mixed political complex
ion. When the appointment OF pew Councn-
~. was first decided upon, the principal 90
ieet was supposed to be the securing Of the
ns.ssg. OF the Feudal Tenures Abolition and the
CIergy Reserves Secularization bills both OF
which were carried before these appointments
were announced. Now. the only object OF ap-
poiutine new Councillors seems to be 10 help 10
,urn the old ones out Of doors. There is 40
tiou sfost that the old fcgies may resign; but
doubt much whether they possess the virtue OF
resignation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25

YANKEE Doodle when the prccesion retired, ending
-i,h " God save the Queen, which d~ been adopted
- the nstionsl air. On the eeth the King csre on
board the Sussuehsnna with large lumber of OH
cer- 10 return the visit The bands Of our squadron
have given repeated serensdes and due concert 10
the Court House 30 that altogether life here 10 quite
pleasant Some ~hAler- have brought Us news OF the
unsuccessful attempt on Petrcpsvlofsk by ne
Allied fee,s. Their reports coincide with those a.
ready Published in the California pspers; bat some
people here Who wei acquainted with the place,
esnnct believe ths, The fcriic.tons were - strong,
or mounted az many guns a, the reports stste
There are al prefent more than one hundred Fhalers
10 the harbor No lees ttsn sixteen came 10 yester-
dsy-.one having done remarkably weil-as fhe
South Americs, ZOO bbs in six months. In general.
however the catch equal to tina, Of last sesson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25

As stated some months ago would be the case,
half a dozen new Legislative Councillors have
teen appointed, al time when the Cove rnment
has bin before the Legislature for applying the
principle of election 10 that house. The names Of
the new members are: Ebenezer Perry, ID. Morri-
son Armstrong Mr. Benz. Seymour, Mr.. W. II.
Dickson. and Mr.. Legare, Esq. The names are
not al the same as those which the late Gov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25
10y Telegraph
SCHOONER ABBY WHITMAN ASHORE.

PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, Jan ~, 1855.
The Schooner Abby Whitman, from Savannah for
Philadelphia went ashore, during the storm OF Sun
day night, in Little Egg iiarbor Inlet, and had to
throw 100 bales OF cotton overheard. She probably
will be got off.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25
SrppIy DIArH.-Corou

SrDpIs DLArH.-Coroner O'Donnell held en-
treret yesterday AZ the American Hotel Faltonst
tc>y q PxEieI Riley native Of Ire.ad ~ Yeas Of
who found dead yesterday morning spon the sosr Of his
Iocnhe hsvAk f. len Of bed - Jury rendered
act CT death y disesse Of the hear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25
PUBLIC MEEIXNE.S
AMERICAN WIDOWS RELIEF ASSOCIATION


GEO W. BROWNE No 8 East Fifteenth-st
THOMAS NcELhATH. No "a East twenty second st.
J. p TREADWELL. st Nicholas Ho,eL
JANIS COLGATE, No so Wall St
VIM II. BURROUGHS, Irving House.
TREASURER:
THOMAS McHLRATH, President Nassau Bank.
SECRETARY:
soLoN ROBINSON. No. ia Greenest
At q meeting OF the Trustees on Tuesday evening
the SECRETARY reported that be had the names and
address Of over hundred families Of American
widows many Of whom nc had v-ited in making
distribution Of the Buffalo -four donation, aod found
some Of tbem distressing cases Of persons lately in
the higher walks Of Gt, reduced TO such q condition
that in consequence Of being unable this winter 10
get work. they nave suffered both cold and hunger.
He AFRO remarked that, from present Indications this
Arsociato on il destined - b. of the perna
neDt institutions Of the City, and one Of the most
popular Ct the age. Its will become h,use-
hold wort-one that will snk deep into the heart Of
every American II sill be family jewel, that will
be trt assured by mary father who upon his dying
bed will thank God that he can leave his wife and
children to the Of such an institution as the
American Widows Relief Association. Mothers will
clasp heir children fonoy 10 their he arts and teach
them the nsme OF an Association that has saved them
from sinking into poverty, misery and degradation
one that has them from the necessity OF assOci-
atiBg with those born in novels aud Graded in
II is name that Americans will never permit 70 per-
sh; neither i'll they permit those who engaged
In suct an undertaking az ours to anguish for want
Of ueans, while we can refer them to q hundred
America pidows all OF them with poor hungry
children, in want Of bread Such must not will not
be le. to siDk in despair to the grave, while As
ISOLATION bears its present name
The Treasurer reported he receipt OF the folio wing
sums received Monday and Tuesday:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25
LATER FROM THE SHIP SULLIVAN.

We learn from our Correspondent at Fire Island
that on the 2sd the chip Sul van was badly begged
Her manna.t and mizen- topmast were carried away
when she struck Every e1ertion is being made 10
save the cargo dry, and should the ~esiher prove
good but little Of it will be da nAsed. The ship he
four feet Of water in her hold aud her chances Of
getting of are very sim.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25

The total numbers for the last eight years are
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05


HE SULTAN AND HIS F1SANcIAL Dr.
PLoMAcY-oN THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE
WoMEN-lt has been generally suppos d
that, the treasury Of the Sultan has been
cleaned out by the Russian war; and tina,
the late loan TO Turkey, passed by the
British Parliament, was for the purpose
OF relieving his immediate necessities -
but upon reading the following among
the news items, Of the last steamer, we
are led to different conclusion:
"A letter frcm Constantinople, June
ls.saysi The Sultan ha. ordered magni.
hcen. necklaces in brilliants, to be made,
as presents for Queen Victoria and the
Empress Eugenia; and saddles all en-
broidered in brillian,s, to be made for the
Emperor. the King of Sardinia, and
Prince Albert. The value of these pres
ents, will be about 100000 francs"
tour hundred thousand dollars or SO, in
presents from bankrupt, is rather cool
operations bu, it is doubtless intended as
bait Tor another impending loan of ten or
twenty millions, and it will fetch il, or
Jewelry will have lost its charm among
the fair sex. The Sultan ough, TO know.
IN. Y. Herald.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05

o''''IA.,r'Es OF THE EroI,sn LAs
' :, Your language, said 4 learn.
- 'o'e'gn ph'Iologiss, in speaking of En-.
en'n," is the most unphilo.ophical, and
YET 'os mos, practical in the world"
we become familiar with contradictory
modes Of expression, and do no, notice
them .a.. as do children and foreigners,
when we sand the floor we cas-, sand IN.
on H. but when We dust furniture We re-.
move dust from il. When we pain. the
mousse we lay some thing on, bu, when ".
SKIN The OK We take something of: We
afes' Child BY OVERLAPPING it, and scale
Soao oy removing that BY which j. is
OVERLAND II it be proper to say skin the
OK, why is it not proper to speak Of wool.
Ing the sheep, instead Of shearing III
what would we think Of a farmer. who
should talk Of corning or grass,ng his
llelds, or aPplins his orchard; or his wife
who should speak OF fcathering her geese
OF olacklng her knives, or drifting tie
clothess But we do that which is equal.
y Ridiculous, when we speak Of busting
The furniture, SHINING the OK, and sea.
ling the fish; althueh custom has sanc,.
,oned those modes Of expression, and
n oah Webster recorded them in his
Dictionary.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05

An IscIDEsr.-We have JUS been
told an amusing incident, tina. occurred "a
few days since, in Mar,lnsyille, the coun-
~ seat ST Morgan county. An extra
tram one car load) had been engaged
to convey delegation of Old Liners, to
the Convention, held last week in Frank
lin. As the proc ssion approached the
depot at Mar,insvile, i: was discovered
that large white flag was flying on the
locomotive, which was placed there BY
the engineer. A near view displayed to
their astonished vision, huge whiskey
jug, astrlde Of which stood negro, bound
in chains, and issuing out Of his mouth
was this significant announcement,-
Bound for Kansas The army in Elan
ders did not swear harder, than this ram
pant band Of Old Liners at this home
thrus. One Of them, more savage than
all the rest exclaimed "Where is the man
that painted flag! II he dare to avow him
self, l will thrash him within an inch oil
his lile!" Whereupon the stalwar, en-.
gineer stepped out upon the platform, and
said: Il am the man tina, painted that
Gag, sir, and am no, afraid OF any bul.
lying towards, who ATE ashamed oil their
principles. The flag gentlemen, ex-
presses your principles, aud you have
no. the courage or manllness to aoknowl-
edge them. No man who not the pluck
to stand by his principles, and up to them,
will dare 10 fight. ! lear none OF you
And, sure enough, there was no hight,
but any amount Of swearing. = Ind. stae
jour.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05
FARM FOR SALE.

THE Unlersigne offers for sale rery yalua
i bic farm adjoining the town of Upton. Said
farm consists Of 40 acres of FIRST CLASS LAND
being Ia acres under good fnee 100 acres
now under cultivation I2o acres of first rate
Timber, most of which il CHOICE young Timber.
Also, plenty of good down Timber. Theirs Is al
SO on this farm much valuable meadow land.
There il also on the farm 40 good grated
bearing fruit trees. There il also on the farm
three Houses and a brick yard. One of said
Houses is a good frame House with stone base.
ment and one aud one half story above, contain,
ing nine different apartments. Also, a good
frame barn, with an excellent side hill stable un
derneath.
This farm is for sale cheap, and on terms to
suit purchasers. as but a small portion of the
purchase money will be required to be paid
down, and the balance to remain for a long term
of years, il desired with interest
no22-tf SAMUEL. LONG, Sen.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05

SrrxxiSo DaA es ORzAxrSrs.-Every
one admires the beautiful brass ornaments
with which the locomotives Of the presn,
day are adorned; the acorns, the globes,
the beautiful cylinders covers. and tie
endless variety of devices that are used
= give beauty to these, otherwise beau.
ufut machines. Yet few realize tina, these
beautiful ornaments were once plain
sheets Of brass. Such, however, is the
fact, and these sheets Of brass, pass thro'
no otherprocess than, that Of spinning.
The spinner takes circular dish OF shee;
brass, and by ,ngeniously holding it 10 a
revolving chuck, spins it into forms tina,
one, no, used to seeing such transform a
,ioos, would hardly believe possible. -
Rsl Toad,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05
DIR. w. &. SCOTT,

Tenders his professional services to the peo-
pie Of Upton and vicinity. Special attention
gwen to cases of long standing. Office for the
present at the house of s. s. Daniels.
RsffERESoE.--The faculty of Jefferson
Medical college Philadelphia Startling M-di-
cal college c. lumbus Ohio Pennsylvania Hos
pi'al Philadelphia; DR.. Huff Wheeling.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05

Is hereby given that William c nillin, has
been appointed by the county court, administra.
late Of polk township in the county offe lar.
All those indebted tn the estate are requested
to come forward and settle the same without
delay and those having claims against said
estate will present theil accounts for imme
date settlement.
aug l0th.'55.l WILLIAM c. DiLI.TN, admir-.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05

A FaIEsD ENGlsEER.- One dark
night last week, at quick succession Of
sharp curves which distinguish the Gaia
wassa road, the engineer OF lengthy
freight train preceived to his horror Ing
apparently rapidly approaching on the
salne track upon which he was whls''ing
along. The disas,erious effect flashed
across his mind, and caused each indlvl-
dual capillary Uranium ornamental ar
fangementto assume an erect position,
20 the danger OF hi" Kossuth, as he has
tily whistled down the brakes.
After fearful effort on the part oil the
now thoroughly frightened engineer who
still witnessed the light approaching ap-
paren,ly nearer and nearer, the train was
stopped. Singularly enough the light
stopped simultaneously; but no whistle =
nothing but the reverbcration OF his own
sent back in mingled echoes from the
adjoining mountains. The light burning
brightly still faced him.
However. struck with the mysterious
aspect which the occurrence began 70
wear, an Investigation was instituted
when it was discovered that the eng''
had stopped for the hind light Of his own
train! Sharp curves in that section OF th'
kendentry." The yarn may appear tousn
but it is nevertheless true.--Pon. jour
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05
AGENTS..

The following persons are authorized e
It ~ agents tor the advertiser.
W. s. SWIMMER. St. Louis.
z. W. Cam, Philadelphia,
visscHEa L ScHsLL, N. Y. City.
h. u. BURNErr, Muscatine. Iowa.
". 8. SPKKcEs, Davenport,
TMos. VIM, SpringdaIe, y
JoHH BoyDsroN Lacton, -
ROBsRr Gown, Cedar Bluffs
A Coutwright. Toronto. Iowa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05
Cambridge.

This is the name given TO . village recently
laid out in section "a, township 81, N. r. w.
of the 5 P. NJ, in Cedar Go, Iowa. II is
located upon the line Of the
LYONS, IOWA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
at the point where the rail road crosses Spring
Creek, IL miles east OF Upton. Several build
ipgs are being erected at the present time. One
building is being erected 20ft front BY 40ft
deep, 10 be occupied as a store by gentleman
from Brown Co. Ohio. x is 10 be completed
by the lst day Of April, 1855 A stock Of
goods 10 the amount OF Str 1honsnnd Dollars
have been purchased and are now on their way
hiher. One other store-house viii be com
pleted by the niddle Of April, and several ether
buildings will be erected during the coming
season.
now offer all Mechanics
FREE TITLE FOR LOT ~ Lots TO
build upon.
WANTED-A Blacksmith, Cabinet maker
Shoemaker, Chair maker, Wagon -maker and
a good Carpenter and Masons. II is a good
settlement, good water and healthy loo alton.
ANY person or persons can have Lot F'sa
Of Cha,ge to build upon, any time between tn.
and the 9TH Of July next--'he building 10 be
erected at any time during the year
For further information inquire on The
premises Of CANADA MeOLLOt Oh
| have also unimproyed land Tor sale situated
near Cambridge. The land is supplied with
fire wood sufficient to use for years 10 come,
and we'll wateret
90 We want all Temperance men or none
:. Temperance, Love and Reform is oar
motto Ito II
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05
RATES Of ADVERTISING
0O|3 WORK

Blanks, Ball Tickets, Cards, Pam.
phlets, Hand Bills, &c, done to order.
Blank Deeds,
Mortgages, Bonds, Subpenas, Execu-
tons, Notes, &C., Of a superior quality
always kept on hand at this office.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05
Nth advertisements,
MILLINERY.

Mrs Van Houton would respectfully inform the
friends aud the public generoiy, that she is pre-
pared TO do every description Of millinery ork
on shertes notice. Orders from the country at.
tended to promptly, silk Bonnets and dres.
caps &c kept constantly on hand. Residen C at
Mr.. Stars Northwes Of the Steam Mill.
a 81 #
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05
EStray Mare.

TsTRAYED from I he subscriber, living five
Ia miles east Of Hickory Grove, Scott CO,
light bay mare, dark name and tail, with white
spot on tight shoulder, and also white spot on
one side, and high back bone ever shoulders,
and having on . halter at the time Of leaving
home Said mare was recently owned by Mr..
Coe, of Upton. Any person returning said
mare to my residerce, or 10 MIR. Coe, OF Tip
ton, or giving information where she may be
found, shall be duly compensated.
Aug. 20, SO. IL. b. OSbOhn.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05

~Who wants to supply the county
Ia wood, this winterl We will enter into
contract with any one who desires the
jok .
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05
Religious Services.

At The Methodist Epieopal Church in Upton
regularly each Sabbath at 10. o clock A. NJ.
Al the Congre gationalist Church, regularly
each Sabbath at IL clock A. NJ. and in the
evening at o clock. by the Rev. H. W. Cobb
At the Court house in Upton, on the first Sab
bath in each month, at 1912 o'clock A, N" by
the Rev. shelton Riley.
In the Presbyterian Church every ether Sab.
bath at half past 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, by Rev. George
y. Porter.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05
NOTICE.
To Contract and Builder

pUBLIC Notice is hereby given, that
l. until the lst Monday in October, 1851, Will
receive bids for The erection Of county Jail
The contracts will be let in parts, viz the stone
and mason work the brick and mason work
and furnishing materials. All contracts will
be closed on said 1st Monday in October. 1853.
WELLS SPiCER
n36. 2ml County Judge of Cedar county