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SPECIFICATIONS for Making n Wooden
Dryades streets and also across the ends Of all the bridges
said canal.
The posts for the railing the sides of The canal shall be Of
hewed sawed CEDAR less than by inches set two feet
in the ground and three half above ground placed
than feet apart from centres The of the
posts shall be beveled inch and two strips, each by
nces spiked the sides Of The posts the top and the
other spiked on the sides Of the posts the middle Of the
space below and bys0 inches spiked TO the
tops Of the posts and the upper strips y.4
The posts for railing ends of The bridges shall
be by inches morced in the sleeper Of the bridges
Two and half feet high above the pankin six feet apart from
centres with braces byrd inches and two feet long spiked
the outer sides of the posts plank inches spiked opg
udnaiy the pankn OF the bridges and the inner sides
Of the posts and two strips by inches each spiked the
inner sides OF the posts with their tops and the other
in the middle of the below All tho lumber excepting
the cedar posts specified above shall be Of tho heart Of yellow
pine, entirely free of sap other defect whatever,
Payment will be made ncnsh the completion of the work
and its approval and the work shall be completed within thirty
days alter approval OF adjudication under penalty of day
| for each day the contractor may be delinquent.
Bids will be received much per running foot for the rail
Ing on the sides Of the canal and much running foot Of
railing across the ends of the bridges
Security in equal half estimated amount
4 of the work will be required
The Council reserves the right to reject approve any aud
cation made under these specifications they may deem I'D
| yisabe. -
/ New Orleans, June 8, 1856.
Approved by the chamen of the Committees OF Streets and
| Landings. ie65t
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-rn "A I HOPE HALL, No. 90 ST. CHARLl
HARDWARE.

yuru VI NJ, WATERWAY.
cs-.aszzasEsA j. WATERMAN 81 BROTHER,
~as:EsssssyEYA HARDWARE MERCHANTS corner OF Com;
mon and Magazine streets, have on hand and
are daily receiving by foreign and domestic ar
rivals general Of articles comprising in part, rs
follows:
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. ETC. ,.
Iron, Steel, Nails, Rope,
Axes, Chains, Scythes, ~
Carpenters Tools complete
Coopers' Tools,
Auyils, Vices Bellows,
Stock and Dies, Screwpates,
Garden Engines, Pumps,
Ploughs, Hay Cutters, Corn Shlleers,
Agricultural Implements.
MIL Cross-cut aud Pit Saws,
' Ox fokes, Bows Singetrees
a.- Turning I4athes,
Hoes, Henes Shoves and Spades, Platform Scales,
Andirons Tenders, Shovels and Tongs Corn Mills,
Copper and Iron Coal Holds, Cob Crushers.
Single and Double Barrel Guns,
Coffee Heclas, Ehaing Dishes,
Chinese Gongs, Iron Bedsteads,
Britannia and Plated Ware,
Meat Cutters Sausage Suffers,
......u Stock Kettles, Portable FORCES,
o23ly Sefnes, Fishing Tackles etc. etc.
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co CIIs.
ptsa Esgp GE IaGsSI lhlE ALI E,lg
'EnEsn ~ .Tune 3D. 1856.

1S1o.5
Via Roais MET this day rsuant to- adjournment.
Mafabsfs present Hon. %. Ias8 Tracy, resident !;
Sfessrs Banister Bartlett Benit,
Eager ayol, Howell, key, Landry, R a ana
II tYi!tz-a III a8 IS
oduug1ns s8ss v Ssg ~ sgg$.E
m motion The Board took afesess Of ten minutes
aFtsgS4T I,isi, HE apll was hgain chilled.
MapfNe,5s nr,s Hon. ~ fa Tracy, President !;
ssassrs Yanster Bariettes enit Bridge, Chapel
Eager FabFe Howell, Kelly, Landry Russia ~
"a AZ motiSn the reading 81 the journal was dis
pensed With. gs . N q, s 81 . L, V, .,a
Mi. Eager moved to req der the vote had ct the
last asaflg On The resolution associating B. Hunt,
Esa.. City the sait Of the City Of
Nav 0rleans W.T. tile City Of Baltimore, being for
Taffsgn Df the properties OF the MI Donogh estate,
which had decided ost for the want Of the legal
InaipTit carried II Is e.
Mr Fabre moved that tie resolution be adopted
carried Nv tie vote and motion, sent to
The Board of Aldermen for oncurrsnce
Yeas Messss, Ranigter, BENT, Eager, Fabre, Guyol
Howell. Kelly Landry, Rush: and Witz 10.
NAYS Msssrs Bart Bridge and Chap elias.
The following eommun ieation from the Comptrollel
Wss read, and on motion Teferre sto the FINANCE
COMMITTEES Y. T.,
# Isl New Orleans, Sd Jnns, 1856. s
10 Tie Hoa. The Comm ee e 81 Y
statement Of the cheeks CHS date
VI fss.s d .'hil eaIaRtsa al,
THE statement referred to ia the foregoing COM
xnrnieaton viii be published on tsatuytdaY,
The following weekly report from fhe IfsaslIet
was on motion, referred to the
= L fseNFx
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COMPTROLLER,S OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans, May 90, 1856, 5

}
&C., No. 1903.
Resore9 That the Comptroller be instructed to advertise in
the official journal for days inviting sealed proposals TO be
received up TO IL O'Clock NJ the tenth day after the first in
sertion for contracts for the following public works. viz
LIST For repairing all the paved streets paved supports gut
eTs wings and stone crosgs also the
in front Of city and at the intersection OF Streets for
period Of three years according to specifications on e in the
Street Commissioners Office and which shall be published in
the official Journal five days during the time of receiving popot
SAILS Offers may be made for the whole work in contract
for each street separately and shall be endorsed proposals
for requiring the paved streets"
3D. For cleaning all the streets and repairing the nnpaved
specifications aforesaid 10 be published aforesaid. Offers to
be made by sections each comprising of the four Districts
and be endorsed proposals for cleaning sreets.s'
3d. Forreparing all the bridges in the city for period Of
three years. according specifications afoesoiG to be pub
shed aforesaid. Offers be made for the whole work in
by the center OF Canal street, be endorsed proposals
for repairing bridgeso
In each the person offering proposals will the
species security offered being understood that
security nncuber6d real estate personal security will
beth together either separately considered and 1t being
for shall be under contract the contractor will be put in
the place of the city regards the obligations of the city
towards The old contractors.
[Signed] n.a. f. L. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Signedl JOHN CULBERTSON,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved May o, 1855.
my29 lSgnedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
Notice hereby given that sealed proposals will be received
by up IL O'Clock NJ. MONDAY, abe 9th day Of June
proximo for the above contracts o. DEBUfS,
m29 Comptroller.
Said proposals to be opened said day in presence of the
Finance Committees.
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ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer.
Nes Orleans MAY sl q 1885,
The following letter from the Treasure was read
and, BIT motion, referred to- the Finance Gomitte
TREAsURERis OFFICE, s.
8$3 City Of New Orleans june 2, 1856 IS
To Tie Honorable President and Members TIA
Il t of the Board of assistant 4 lderDlen
GEsTLEMFKI Beg eaysto9lay before the number Of
1iess which have been issued from this Office, from the 18th
ollie II May ineIusiye viii whom
Ie amount from each fe nuIaber issued
E is as follows. Is $. E #&$
4. 4. Coffee House Licenses, E5$
I, ainily Grocery
@1a 81. IL. n. ilart Tables 8 do
4. g. Retail Merchants do
st5E 4. ~. a. Wholesale do FAN do &sfS#
=. y. Commission do s$S do "A IA
IS i. =. estRnrat doSg}8f
Nat NJ Retail Cigar Store do a45
49,. s.. Is. Cordial Mandatory do
81 u .$ ..s i. Undertaken do 4
,.!!.,,s. .... IS. n >. 4. bray z4F do
T Carriage LAX
4. =. Market Cgrts ,s55t do 5s S
Terys Rasneetfully ADAM GIFFEN. Fs#
.Vrapsr
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| MAS brought to the Second District Pound,
w of ST. Ann and Derbgny streets, esrays-
black white e Goat, white face and rope collar
with her Kid, yellow and white spotted
One brown she Goat black stripe the back black face
| white belly and legs.
Which, not claimed within days the expenses
on paid, will be sold public auction said Pound MON
| DAY, the 10th instant, at 10 O'Clock "A NJ.
| AUG. s. PHELPS, 4..I..3s D..
| ,g.., ...5 .a...f,.g Street Commissioner
/ New Orleans June 4, 1856. a MN je59l4
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III n etc conduit nr depot DIES epayes iu Se-
cond District encoignne DIES SieAnne ct Derbgny
CONNIE epaves- ,-..-E .EiE. .I-.
Chevre noirs ct Blanche ayant face blanche
u Chevreau jaime tgchete blanc.
Une Chevre bruno ayan ie nore dos Is face noire
les jarnles ct lie ventre blancs III. lis.
81 les pas r9elamas dix onrs lie
depeuses payaes lis Fenchere publ4ue
depot, lie IIuNDI Is du courant, 10 heutes A. NJ.
- AUG. s. PHELPS
| ..... ,.-I.,E Commssaire DIES
| Mile. 0rlaans lp inin 1S5f
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WAS brought to the First District Pound,
w Dryades street, between Girod and Julia
having been taken up public streets estrays-
dark brown male Mule, about Is hands high, having har
marks different portions Of his body shod all round
dark brown female Mule about 10 hands high branded
H the left shoulder, shod all round.
Aso-Dray No. 427 which the above described mules
haruessed when found, and the harness attached
One female Goat black head, neck and rump white around
the body.
All which if claimed within days. and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold at public auction at said pound
SATURDAY, the 7th June next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
p! AUG. S. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, May 20, 1856. mta7 81 je5
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n A. hANIEK, JACKSON, MISS, GENERAL
VI AGENT AND COLLECTOR. Business Of any descrip-
ton entrusted to his charge will with prompt attention.
Notes and Accounts collected throughout the and prompt
remittances made.
...,REFERS To-.
Jackson, Miss, New Orleans.
Fearn, Putnam l. Co.. Shark, Day 4 Staufer,
William Iardernan, I. Marsh Denman L Co.,
Chancellor Scott 2tf.EW
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a [ No. $500. H
i Resore5, That the Comptroller SELL after days
the JOURNAL cleaning the pvies
to the public buildings and Offices of the city with
specifications file the Street Commissioner office,
term from the date of the approval of the adudca
4 ton by the Common Council &@.g%
/ - [signed f. L. TRACY,
| " President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
| N [Signed JOHN CULBERTSON,
| President Board of Aldermen
| Approved May 80, 1866
| je5 Signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
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a resolution for the payment Of sundry.
81 pnShnrrSu1f,y3 ';s557 +; {5s7g MI
.tttss izzs 77TE5 j. EAGER Chairman.
3j8sS u Al NJ "A. CHAP EL!LA. ggs&5s
44tF($5 3E{ SS s. HOWELL. Es5.


The following resolution, adopted by the Board of
Aldermen and referred to in the above report, was
rejected as recommended in said report:
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to- warrant the
Treasurer in favor of Worth smedes & Co. for S!5 So
report was read, the rules being suspended, and
lost want Of the legal majority, by the following
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IL n etc conduit an depot DIES epnxes dn Pre-,

I e1tI1UE
District yades, les Girod ct julie
ayRnt ete pris Ia vote publique epaveS-
Tn Muet fonce haute denviron is mains ayant des
marques harnais differences partie du corps ere
quatre pieds.
Une Mule brun fonce haue denvrion IS MAINS etampae T
4 lepaule glache ferree qnatre pieds E'1'
Ass lie dray No l4 anquel les eux mulets cidesss de-
crits ttaien ateles auand trouvt les harhs.
Une Ceyre ayant Ia ee La croupe noirs blanche
autour du corps
dts annnux ct lie dit dray pas recnmts dams
dix ours depenses payte il vendu enchere
publQue dill depot 10 SAMEII JUN prochain 10 heures
A. NJ AUG. s. PHELPS,
Comnssaire dies
1Ia 0raa Ia o Small ,npp-3 1fa5
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S. HOWELL,
: IL e. IINGI tl,ty

WEI IT. BARBAKIN.
RSolUe That the Street Commissioner be- and he is hereby
authorized the requisite number of plugs erected
placed in near the Claiborne Market thereby furnishing
sufficient supply from the pipes laid by the Water
Works Company keep sad market at all times properly
cleanssd. ss63Isg ~ sSE &f9 353 - ga
The following resolution was read, the rules being
suspended, and adopted by the following vote:
Yeas-Messrs. Banister, Barbarin, Bartette, BENT,
Bridge Chiapella, Eager, Fabre, Guyol, Hebrard,
olpsa That the Comptroller the Treasurer in
favor W Beecher the Of one hundred dollars sal
Ry serving Secretary OF the Standing Con
May, 1856 lS5s
MI Stith moved to take up the preamble and reso-
linton in regard to the Judgment lately rendered by
the Supreme Court in favor OF the New Orleans
Draining Company against the owners Of lands in
the second draining section, published in tp in the
Proceedings Of the 9th Alay, 1860 carried.
The preamble and resolutions were read, and the
yeas and nays being called on the adoption of the
same was lost for want Of the legal majority by the
| following vote:
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I = ~ 49, NO 8II0s = TT6--|5-T
eso7r2 That the Comptroller sell auction days
notice in the official journal contract for constructing rail-
ing each side of Molpomene Canal from Camp
AIDES and also the ends Of all the bridges said
canal according specifications file in the Commits
soner Office and subject approval rejection by the Conn
| mon Council ND - h U' =
i - Signed .... ,.e f. L. TRACY,
\ 49, ME- H. President Board of Assistant Aldermen
| (. X [Signedl JOHN CULBERTSON,
| +4- u President Board Of Aldermen.
4 Approved May ., 1856. n
4 je5 [signedi sfs7a JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
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GPECIFICATIONSf for r. Repairing the Wood
y en- bridges building Bridges laying G1wae Crossings,
and furnishing the materials for the same.
ss5sfG 3agr SSii&' fH&l REPAIRS. l ="
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iCGMPTROLLER'S OFFICE I
City Of New Orleans, June 5th 1856.
No. 2712. @
Resosd That the Comptroller sell public auction after
ten days notice in the official Journal the contract for attending
and keeping in repair the bridge Canal
Claiborne according file the office
the Surveyor and subject to the approval of the Common
Council. IS 7se So t.y{ ~ = II
[Signedl 49, f. L. TRACY.
81 ..15 President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
s.sa fSignedl il%%4 = y, - III LII tiENBUEIL. n
80 {..ll5t President Board Aldermen.
Approved April II, 1856
ie5 Tsignedl JOHN i. LEWIS Mayor.
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yKTAS brought to the Second District Pound
w the corner of ST. Ann and Derbigny Streets as
trays
One white and yellow she Goat black stripe the back two
on the face and large scar on the right side.
One yellow she Goat.
yellow and white spotted she Goat yellow neck white
face and both ears cropped.
Which il not claimed within ten days and The there
paid will be sold public auction said pound WE'D
NESDAY, 18th june at 10 O'Clock a NJ
AUG. s. PHELPS.
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.=..fi,=7 [ No. 2801. ! ..-g.
Re,oIre That the Comptroller SELL after days.
the official journal the contract for furnishing the city with
the date OF the approval of the adjudication by
| Council a.N Tn9s
| t [Signedl -.p E. L. TRACY,
\ E n. uEaS1tI President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
llf Signedl ,5.- JOHN CULBERTSON,
| 3"n 81 Hll.-EN. President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved May 30, 1856
| ie5 [signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
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IL etc conduit au depot DIES epaves du Se-
cond District encoignue des Derbgny
CONNIE Gpaves-
Une Cheyre blanche ct jaune ayant noEe dos
danx la face ct grande cicatrice an cote droi
Une Chevre jaime.
Une Cave jaime taceee blanc lie aune la face blanche
ct les deuN grizzlies ecourtees
les dts reclambes
depenes payecs lis vcndus l'enchere publque
depot, lie MERCREDI II jnin, u 10 lieureg A. VI.
AUG s. PHELPS,
CoInmissare des rres.
Nouvee- Orleans lie 81 mai 1856. ie25!O
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NGAYoRAhTY or NEW ORLEANS.
|. s} a5 tt5 s COMMON COUNCIL City Hall
ia-R GIE City of New Orleans, June 4, 1856.
! aaas No. ,2506. e EN- gslssa
Rsselsd That the Comptroller warrant the Treasurer
for rendered Secretary pro Of the Board
Assistant Aldermen from the LIST of January 1856 the l Of
June, 1856 during the sickness of the Secretary
| VII [Sgned] tE7si 75.7 A f. l.! TRACY, s
' n, President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
.isT= [Sgnedl JOHN CULBEETSON, f
NJ ES5s President Board of Aldermen.
Approved June g. 1856. a 5s55t.os p g'.s.
I,= iSignedl #,t s5 Al, JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
7 je5 49,. A true copy THoS THEARp. Secretary.
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AD.ssT d IFFES. Treasuf

aacoin Branch BANK g. 4o8 II
MI # 81 M $3.50 $40 IL
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Notice Is hereby given, that MONDAY the 10th instant
will adiudicae Mmy ece at Il o'clock NJ the above contracts
iah lDr1lItr Altar
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-09

Cna dreary npls lry, more than a
hundred years ago. heavy travelling
carriage was slowly numbering along the
muddy road from Po,sdamto Berlin
Within il ~as one person only, who took
no heed Of the slowness Of sh. travelling;
bu, leaning back in corner, was arrang.
ing n,ul ,plicity Of papers contained IN
small portfolio. aud making notes IN
small pocket.book Since he was dress.
ed in a plain dark m'laary uniforta, i.
was fair 70 suppose that this gentleman n
belonged to tho Prusslan army, Uul to
winch grade OF IL nobody could deter.
mine, 40 oil token OF rank had been
avoided. A dreary November evening
was closing in; and though the rain had
for = time ceased, yet dark masses OF
clouds dying through the sky, gave war
nlng that . weeping darkness' was at
hand. The road grew heavier and hca-
vier--ai least, 80 It should nave seemed
TO foot traveller win, was ploughing hi,
way through it's n,re; and so, doubtless
it did seem 10 the carriage horses, who
at last Asundered along SO slowly that
the psdeslrian, whom they had overtak-
en-, kept easily by the side Of the coach
,ho1gh at I respectful distance, certainly,
after the ffs. tacket.full of mud tha, j,
splashed over him. Ths gsnueuan maid Q
the coach, when he could see no longer,
shu. up his portfolio. and returned the
pocket. book 10 its place in the breas. lin
! ing Of his coat. He then. reused himsrIft 10
lookou, of the window, and iusgs from the
mud and darkness, how far II might be
70 Berlin. Forlhe hrs time. hs percaised
lha, muddy young man WAS walking at
little distance from his horses. Though
more than reasonably ravel-stalned, he
trudged on as II his limbs We're strong as
his heart light. Through lh. drlzxls aud
darkness, all thae could be seen .. his
face was sensible and good tempered
Hs had Just anished pipe IS he attract
Ell the travellers attention, and was in
tho act Of shaking out the ashes and re-
placing the pipe, IN val e slung over
his back, when he b, ard himself address.
I'd in the manner following. aud in ra,n.
eT an auttorative tone Of voice:
H No! young man, whittier are you
bound this stormy looking nigh.r
That is more than can tell you. no,
being a. home in this part Of the world
My wish is TO reach Berlin; but if find
= res.ing-place before ! &c, there : to
tha. ] am bound, ior am weary
Il should think you mus. have two.
hours walk before you, was the unsa.is.
factory remark that followed.
The young man made no reply. and
after . snort pause. tie stranger sald:
II 1t please you to rest on the step o
tile carriage Tor few minutes, you ar,
welcome 50 to do. Herr What you
nam-f t#
\ My name is Heinrich Meyer. replies
the young man 'one Of those who wise
ly never refuse the small bens6t, becaus,
the larger Qua u moi to bs obsa, med. IA,
thankfully accepted the not very cleai
plaos silo.ssd y hin Tfp
! Yrsm iasids sh> wiadsw ths mex
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ROCHESTER, DIRECTORY.


Situated ca the Evt bsnk OF Cedar River.
Nums,er OF Stores, 7; Dry Good. ind General
assortment, 4; D,sRs aud Medicines, 2; Groce
ries, etc 1. Shops, 10; II .raess and Sad he. l.:
soot and ehoa, l: Tailoring. /; B'a ksmith 8;
z Trisge and Wagon, /; Cooper. 1; Gabinet and
thrnitnre, |; Glnsnith. /; Hosesr, , Enpmr
iia!ei, sid Maasion House; Physician. 2; Sch ,ols
l; Church ., l.
OOCie ietfes.
Rsp cEnR LopoF M 2, Of r 4 a. N M.sone.
meet 4 II 'r Hall, Oh F.iday eve. on or bci.rs
tt f,!i OF the mooG.
Rrn CsnAR LooaE. xo 20, l. o. OF o. F,
meet 1t their Hail. On Saturday eve. of each
We k f. .rr
F,nEsr FNrANraENr, No 9, of I. O. of 0. F.,
meet At tneir Hall, on the / and 8 W ednesday
eve Of each n nth. ~
G.p r LoDGE, No of O ofG r, meet at
th'ir Hall, IN fuesda eve O! each week
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NuHcass Presbyterian, Brick; Methods,
kI1scopL, Wood; Congreg s.ionalist, Wood.
AELl0fcus SERvlcEa AT the Methodist Epis
copal church, in Upton, regularly each SABBATH.
at half past 10 O'Clock A. 4.
AZ the Court House, Ia Upton, on ths ErA
sabbath In each month, at half past 10 o'clocH
A. ", BY the Rev. Shelton Riley.
Al the congrexstionalist chnrch regularly
each sabbath. at l0l : 1o'elock A. n, and q 81
evening at I O'Clock.
"a the Presbyterian church, every otAA Sab
bath, ut halt past 10 o'clock A. II ~ NV
George D. Porter
Az the Court Honse, spoo appointment, by
Hev u, Marble. UnlvefsAlist.
- 0OCiesfes.4
CsDAR LoD0E, No II, of y. q A. Masous.
meet q their Hsu on Saturday sve, on e -.
fore the full OF the moon.
noxr, z LoDur, No ST Om0. r., d2et :,
their hall, on Thursday eve Of each week.
D.w DaoP LoDos, No ~, l o. Of q. r, NEE,
q their Hall, on Tuesday eve Of each week.
AoeE ~ SHARON CoKs ELrAr1oy of the A, n
-, NEST at the Masonic Hsli, on the sveoiug ol
The 1rst Monday In each month.
CESAs CoCxTv LE0nLATuas, meet On Friday
evening" of esch week, ct TIE Court House.
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Crsc1sNArr, Jan. %.

Frgaipss IN Cinr,rnaIi. A stanrsde
OF slaves from he border counties ol Ken.
lucky took place las. night. lie where
atouls . veral having been discovered
here, officers al noon to-day proceeded 10
make arrests. ard upon approaching the
b use where the slaves were s~crr,sd the
latter fired OH them, woanims two OF
three spectators, but lot sersusiy. One
slave Woman, seeing escape impossible.
Gu. the throa,s OF her children. killing one
ins,an ly and dangerously wcunding TWO
others. six Of the iugi.ives were appre.
hendrd, hut eight are sand TO have cs.
capped. ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-09

Beautiful and True In a late article
in Ffazess Magazine this hrlci bat
beautiful passage occurs: Educa'ion
does 40, commence with tie a'phote,.
I, hsgins with mother's look - with
fathers smile OF appreciation or sisa ol
'epfo {, w,sa sister $ 9ea;le e press, OF
the aanl, u a h.olkets noble ac. oi
olbrafauee-wnh hauds full OF fowcIs
IN green and daisv meadows with birds
nests admired bur no, ioacied- with
crerp.ng ants, and almost inrTsceptfuis
emuet with humming lees and glass
beehiyrs With Pheasant walks in SHADY
lanes, aud with ,Lougats directed ia
swce, aud klnd'y hnes aad words 70
mature /, act. oil brleyoencc, u deeds
OF virtue and to the source oi all good,
to God himself.