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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-15
The New Charter.
TO TIE sDIrOR OF Tas HEsALD.

There spears 10 20 . very gesers opinion that the
new charter for tbb city oveAts wards thb II not
the case The bill. - adopsd In the House OF Assembly
did ovesse now wards but ~ss suepdod IN he SeaSte
by dividing tho CITY into seventeen Aidev snio tisrc,
leav,ee old ward boundaries tbs they
heretofore. Therefore in the nation for Aiderm an
esch sad will have {, send dc gssss 70 the ssvers
Al eIm.Dic disr.o,s OF Wbish Il u Q park the
Senate Assembly distrsoss A. B q.
NV Y NIX. April ~. 1887.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-15
Police Intelligence.

ALSor R,or "A serious dssurbanoe almost amount.
Ing to riot, occurred the Grand street ferry
hopcay evening. A German military company stacked
ssse driver for having broken ths ranks and stabbed
him 30 severely with sber bayopes thss no has snoc
been confined 10 the Hos pd. The Thirteenth ward %
Ice. eepg Informed Of The occurrence nastssed 70
the and susoeedsd In ArYesug Of the alleged
oner rs named Peter sohsnGY The remain der Of
rioters managed 70 mako rood their escape toe p,ce
ayrivef the OF aoucu Warrants have been L.
The arrest OF several Of the members OF the mill
ssry company. The OF the stage driver 70 Charles
eesmoIe.
ALLEGED LAncxsr oy Com Drm-John ssurss, broker,
Of No - Wall street. taken iaso custody on charge
OF having, ~ 10 alleged, puyloned thirty ave ounces Of
gold dust from returned Californian nsmod Berjsm'n
killer fhe complainant ssys tnat The avove smouus OF
gold abstrso ed from the scales In he weighing "
tho mesa Wtcn 10 entered tre ocs OF the accused be
ssya had la Of gold duet but ~hen the com
plarsns weighed assured thst he hsd only Ice
ourcss He therefore charger Mr. SturG's wtn nsving
solen hiyiy eve ounce ~ the god, vaued st $3.50
Jus,ce Ccpao ned the accused tn 10 the sum
81 olg bail sr ssursis gave bail the above punt
and vss hosrsnd frvm custody.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-15
Brooklyn cry I.,ell.gcnce.

F,sp- Acs-psxr TO A psrusS "A frame house, TO-
mer, In The occupancy Of tho Dun nd family, stassed
sbs ,ors.y Of Fulton avenue and Dai,,d street, ~M
.. ooooh; n vss ~ frame very Old; It's vsos
sstmated ST. 19, ana 10 iasus-d y, The fat
suoont. Col wm she'e ovpsf iS and NJ, Oow.s
Fst con sbout tAsieg pese~s,oo having aeesdy
mcvsd psyt OF rs iuysiue Duios me prorrsss OF ne
DE Mr. Co.s Rrse's. fireman osloosiog 10 Essps %
No. ~ had 81 n,s rss broken by the t.lng o tue
votf He VAS conveyed W bic resS eace, No. 81 Com
bertrand and d. sott vas called In, vino 'oond
uso ssary va smpusste sn- hmo'
Corvciioss ~ wa Cousr 90 ss~roSs.-Io hts court
YESTERDAY, jams n; let yUups man, -ss weo 90 the
charae tr attempting 70 commit ,looioas assault up,u
the te,sou OF . re, peoiAso nsrihd woman, 90 she
evening Of lhe 1ph tf ferrrary ,asl the ,solog
vitoe,s v.s ,.,'Dins n,me Lrtm msrss, wasa ns.r
dvass By defebdsns and othsos Her ores aursosed
the attention Of uomsn residing next doov vno osm'
m the deend ant escaped. He -ss, ho-ever, 5000
after arrested by officer ros Of tins scoonf Dst',o Pc
lice Myhu was fniy iienti1ct, but the o GERS ~de
tcy ,tre. years AND, e~ FSe.ct "a. tried on . smi.r
change AS spears ~ re svidrsoe BIO enesao the
roo@ Of aefrnsn vom,n named osshs.,ns Phsr. on
the st~fpcop Of 7th Feoruarv last shs rcsdcs IN
aud dvisntsut ,ves w the sane bcnfe
Il sepssrs he yes som@~nst intos'1sted and o'miog
into bc yooun mad. feioni Assault. fhs ocoopsats
Of The sp.r,mcnt sjnins bearpg the oom r,nsot y.p
ar. "a, the -al end CRY out In aud ctfudsnt De
stated He eon,c,ei a. charged in the indic,meni
Sentence uS reserved.
,oro.er'- Ioquest.
s,1cp, ny L,vp.rum -Osroper Gamble held
ou,s, yesterday at the New York Hospital upon We
bod, Of man named James CarmAn, Who died n I'm the
Effects 81 dcse Of ndsnum administered BY bnssl for
oe pur pcss Of self rucon The deceas I'd appeared
vas very tomperaie an. and for be as wees or Ten
days hasbeen suffering from celriuu trcmens Yesser
asv m IN M the deceased resided ~ No IFS Green
.,ch street, ssnt . ni named Luxe aahsurn FOR 70
cents orh Of TAudsnum che bo, procaret the po'soa
a. ,he crus Of Cedar and Greeo-ce sweets
and dsl,rveyed 10 the deceased rbe yooh suspssted
Inc ps OF deceased and followed hin TOTO the street
IN, the puypsse cf pvevenune him from drinking ne leo
s.pum Bot Carmau was resolved 70 commit sui, de,
and before the boy could srfere be swallowed The con
~, orc, "a o, male avail ~ the uoortcnate III ,d
shou, hour amer pAranirs Of too fatal drauGn1 VU
a,c, "rlcasn ~ su,odeo me deceased vas formerly
ss,oy IN the United states navy. He VS. native ofths
city and wss ,biyty six years old
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-15

STEAMERS To AND IRON HAvANA.
IsABrIFrOm Charleston 18Th and Alb due NJ Havana n
and It'll From Havana 10th and 18th due at sew YORK Ht
aud LIST
OAnAwsA-From New York l3h Arrives Havana i7h AZ
New Or,eans 10Th From New Orleans 9Th aavsas S9n
due a. New Yorh I'd.
BLACK W .RR,oR- From Rev York 9Th, arrive At asvan,
LIST and New Uresos Sd From New Orleans 0h, Havana
llh due at New 70 18th
Leaves Nes yofk 10 AM aud New Or cans At An
QuAsEs From New York lth of each month arriving
Havana l2th Mobile From Mobile I'd, HsvarS
Ath due a. New York 18Th.
THE OVERLAND MAIL TO nspIA AND CHINA.
The folov be of value 20 thss having correspond
the East:-
The lesves Southampton The s:h and 2h nj
month and
arrives Gibraltar the 9Th 2otn ofsame month.
Arrives about the lA;h and soh of anne pooh
Arrives Alexandria about the 1s OF came and Alb Of fol
lowing month
Leaves 9th INST OF and 9Th 9Th OF
fo.loe ing month.
Arrse. about the 18th 18th Of and 10th
l2th OF following mouth.
Leaves SC en- sbont the or day
vsl for Bombay. aud llth TO SH5 for Chna. &C.
poar Bouoav shout the ID 70 9th
and lth 10 2st OF the following month -
and a. ct Point de Gale about the 9Th
7th ard I'D IN I'D of following month
slIe vulo Penang the day the
at Puo Penang about the Eth l3ta aud 18th or
sAh Of following month -.
Singapore about the 18th ldh and 3is or Lat
follow moth
Leaves singapore about ~ hours sfer arrival
at song Kong about the I'D or 2sh and 9Th or loh
Of following month
Leaves next oay for shanghae.
ywo mails leave rpgland-oDe the 9Th and 10Th OF each
hsrseles ard arrive ut Alexandria about the
esme time a. the Southampton mall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-15

Comparative rablo Of the Recent State NieC-
tSOAs ann lhs fEcssdentsaa vwse 81 1sSo
rssspssnAI-isss eovsnsoa-,se1
BscASman. HeMO~t IN Uew Up
New Hem cst ire D, sal q 6ei NS 3l,s0 y, ~
Rsooe Island. seso II 4oT lots 6,e8 sSm
ConneosiCut .... ,ses %1'l6 1eN SoSos Si,"~o
Total -. .... 8.6c0 N,i7s aces eI,1sS !s,sSo
Rspubiioas Dstosis, IN 1850 ............... 61oI
kepuol,oas majority n 1897 Observation-Disclosures. Stso
The oopgresioosl Delegations In The above named
Saes, compares with those In The 10. congress, VII
stand folio0s:--
DM OPP.
LsssOVnSVsss'........' ....s'..s'.'..s"..o
NeAs SosBVss.... ........s..s.s...s..1
This year the repaid cans have kst Two Cong essmsn
IN cohnsos,ous, Asd gained two In New Hampshire md
one IN Rhcde Island.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-04
WAsIriSGros, March 90

Mr.. Pierce goes Oh Wednesday next
to pass a month In Philadelphia, where
Mrs Pierce is TO take medical advice.
Mr.. Mason is Certainly TO be recalled
The stories oi his desiring 10 return are
all ha ntug.
Mr.. >ldell's family expec, his appoin-
ment.
Mr.. Belmon, has signified his read.
ness 10 retire voluntarily, aud expects no
promotion He wrote to this eHec, alter
lie November election.
G.ea, complaints are made tha, the
business Departments have been aban-
doaed tsr the exclusive qualification of
hungry office seekers. Even the A,lor-
ney General has no, pretended to touch
his regular duties. by reason OF the con-
slant pressure and pre.ensions Of this
crew.
None OF the Bureau officers here have
rendered their designations. Their CON.
are unlimited. and are held a,
the Presidents pleasure. All Mr.. hit.
tlesey did WIS to 90 TO Mr.. Buchanan
and say that whenever he wanted his
ace Tor friend to give him notice. and
Mr.. Buchanan answered. lie. it stand
On tina. footing for the present"
The rumor OF new negotiation with
Mexico proposing an acquisition OF ter.
'i,ory, is wholly unfounded. The Pres
dent knows that an appropriation for
such an enterprise could no, be carried
trough the House. and the treaty with.
~. money would be wo. thess. Besides,
here has teen no time We, to consider
uch subject. and speculation concern.
ng II therefore have not the senbIance
II truth.
There will be an iRportan, change in
he Cabinet before many mouths.
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Of the LOUISVILLE

Seo,eAirs Prentice Of the LOUISVILLE
scs,paI is the author 81 the following:-..
awe see that the sprigh,ly' though
,aacb,v au,Loress, who calls herself
George Sand. has expressed herself very ,!
strongly in lavor Of being burned al,sf
her dealt, Il there is any truth IN inc
scriptures, ne gsess she Will have Der
Wish.' --.ggs- n a.
D,o1L paaY1xs. "A western editor
relates ,ha. during prayer meeting on"
stormy nigh, Of the past winter. At "a
Inn. i,diana, the minister pu. the follow
inc in his invoca,ion> I'VE thank thee
Lord, for the goodly nsuhsr here to.
night. and tia, thou ar also here, mote
w,lhslanding tue inclemency 81 TIE wea
ther. # #N @@t*
A letter from paris, says the reaction
airy movement against the cr'noilns ~"
no, 81 cceeded in France. ~as
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-04

~ foR sALs.-~ In the town of Rochester I,o,,
NO +" . Block II, upon which Ia situated a
oohtof'ahie dwelling with cellar and we'll
Also. Lot No. Q. Block %
A well improved farm fur sale Ia pa..n,,.
Grove on the Marion and Davenport Road Win
p'eo'y oil timber, ! 80 acres under cultivation, .
s"od mousse and harm between and also. dura
~, :" ea'" u water within few rods of house
"'. 'a'n. frlce SIS, rr acre. Cheap.
A well improved farm on snrar C,snk ,,o
miles l. IRON Upton, wood aud water IN abna'
dance. --' '"'e' ~ aDaaT
a farm for sale in Yankee Grove. &, scres ~
prairie and 40 Of timber fair building. and 60
water. aiia give
E-2 Ia SETON Is aud SEl4sW1.4
Sec,'"h ID. all in so N X 2 v. so aer.s tanc.s
ahu nhner cultivation, frame bous. 1f bv "a
I-z +" section 70 s2N II 8 w, 80 acree
improved good hog Law fence frame borse harm
anu u me mousse with cellar. Also, 8 acres of
timber 10 miles north. ss "
IA ,sr,n located upon the ElosE14.act-
sna 80 ., W. Fifty acres broken u,
s'ao',hg, also 40 acres Of tmher.
u 4 section 3 I s2R2 u .,,,, !.
ao'es oi breaking theron. Also acres af ,;,,har,
\ miles north. For sale. - ''n'''si
! Vh SALE. good business AMI dw..,,;,, 49,
~ =, 'ne town OF Upton, be bought on r,ssons
AZ the \. ". IA of section q f. sesps w
young timber. sfoso o' fns
-. NO = ~ cement house. / : iy 80. rood Gala,
an' well All or any of the above tract. - .',af
$, " 'aha can be bought on reasoahla -.
- o"'''ng at the Land Office Of the pndas;,naa
c., SAMUEL DEW ELL.
oehera, Land Agent Mt Upton Iow.
Vince north Of the Count uonsa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-04
The Dail DonA Ioan.

In our columns to-day wall b found
An ordinance providing for the $40 600
loan toward completing The Nail Road
from Musca,ine to Upton.
The Committee that was appointed to
wait on Mr.. Farnam, have returned and
report very satisfactorily; and ~ the
loan will b authorised, Of courss. Ss
may look for the construction Of the road
q, an early day.-Mas. Eng.
Enough said. II Mr.. Farnham says
he Will enter upon this work no one
doubts but il will soon be completed. -
We have also understood through rri-
va,e sources, tha, the Al g. NJ. Road are
soon about to commence the Road from
the Junction to Upton. We wait with
patience TO chro ,icle the time let il be
soon. Upton deserves Rail Road, and
now the skies begin 10 brighten up with
a fair prospec. Of having one before the
leaves begin 10 fall. ....
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-04
THEY SHAN'r CoME.--The Richmont

THEv SHAx'r CoxE.--The Richmond
Enquirer announces, that the proprIetors
OF Virginia wild lands shall nol sell ,hei
lands TO Free State men. II says:
1--WE OF serve Mai northern journai 5
are quoting and commenting on South
ern sentiment on this subject. which, so
lar as expressed. is somewhat contrad.c.
tory aud conflicting. Some Of our con-
teinpofarres have denounced the move.
menl In unrneasured terms. while there
are others who manifest disposition TO
encourage rather than deter thIs imnI-
grafton Of northern capitalists: provided
ot course, that they come with IA determ-
nation to become que ly incorporated
into our society, aud with a Willingness
IL enlist erier our instructions. With
on, meaning TO fling defiance IN The face
OF abolitonlsm. disguised. Us au enemy,
too tInld, too mean, aud too msrceenfy
10 appreciate patr otlsm, or opposition,
arising from Impulses. from pardr we
have no hesitation IN saying, tia, We are
inclined To concur with those OF our con-
temporares who have arrayed themseIy-
rs In unsompromising .antagonistn To this
scheme for the relief, resusciion and
regeneration of Virginia. no, that we
would offer any obstacle TO the settlement
Ia our midst 0! cItlzens from the North
who com" to us with feelings OF ira,ernal
friendship, with no secret anlmoslties
agan,st our inst tn ions, no sinister de-
signs upon cur domestic happiness and
peace, but becaus we think we see the
stlieio oil the assassin under the gsrb oil
the shrpherd-because We think this
man OF peace, this husband,nan with axe
and psow. Is an ncsndiary IN disguise,
because we think we detect the devil in
yestments OF a friend.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-04

TaoupLEs IN NsBaAskA.-A letter
dated Omaha. Nebraska Territory. Feb.
% says that q Vigilance committee hal
been formed Tor the viudlca,ion Of sua,.
ter sovereignty. The letter says:
Claims have been Jumped" contrary
,orhe CODE aud several. Jumper" have
already been trled. aud forced to with
draw their" fling.
Our streets are filled with citizens
armed with rifles and muske,s. Our best
men are heart and soul III the movelnen nj.
This is to project the three hundred aud
twenty acre claims. was yesterday
witness to the destruction Of a Jumper 5
cabin. The army Is again under arms
to-day. No examples have ye, been
made: but should any offer resistance d.
snail no, be surprised u, anything IN the
way Of punishment. The surrounding
towns have sent dele atoms to a mass
meeting. aud offered assistance aud sup
port.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-04
Casar's Opinion of his Likeness in
Wor ted Work

In review Of The Apoea,a statasis.
work against splrl.nalism. Published IN
1904, al Burlington, VI, The Boston dali
" Advertiser tell the following story
"A most RESPECT. lie though not very
cultivated lady, once invited Us to a pr,.
va'e exhibition OF rappngs and scratch.
lngs. by which she believed that she held
Converse with her own deceased friends.
As well as with many people who had
been lIusifious IN their day and genera
tlon, as we were looking about her simply
furnished parlor our ewes fell unon A
screen wheIeon an historical scene-,he
passage Of the Rubicon. We cal TWAS
depicted IN worsted work. Now. any
Que FAMILIAR with the specimens OF this
art which are sold al our country fairs
IL agree that, however, interesting they
may be as monuments of human ma.
uence and human eye<ight, they do no,
possess the interest OF greatly resembling
any territorial objects with which We
are acquainted. he visage oil Ceoser
upon The screen was no exception 10 the
ruiei square patches of red were driven
20 rePresen. the fash upon his cheeks,
black lr'ancies Consisting of three stitch
es, did the duty a. his eyebrows, while
his eyes were glass beads tina, started IN
different directions. AS tins screen was
evidently ornament OF the house. -.
hazarded the observation that il rms,
have taken long time to wo,k i,--or
something Of that sort YES rerl,ed on,
hostess 'bu! that is the leas, par, of is
interest: for julius Ceaser com. here III.
other evening and told US he considered
II capital likeness
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-04

COMMON ScuooLs According to our
Territorial Code, the Superintendent oil
Co,ntnon Schools Of The several counties
are authorized to DIVIDE there respectlv.
n.o school districts, and may alter aud
change the boundaries thereof, as the
convenience Of he inhabitaCt. may re-
qulre, and shall proceed TO make such
change, a, any time, when pe,ltioued by
sw oshlrds oil the legal voters oi any DIS
trIct.
Each school district when legally fer
med. is body corporate. and has power
10 levy and coIlec. tax OF no, less than
three nils OH the dollar on all taxable
property for the support Of the school.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-04
Prediction FULFILLED

JssSE asoE fears are realized. The
danger ne dreaded has come. The Su.
premc Court, ensrenched IN irresponsible
i,y 70 thu People. arroga,es to itself the
powers Of absolute government. and eS.
ercises them 10 extend the worst OF de-
po.lsn. Acknowledging no control e..
Their BY Congress, the Executive, or even
the People, II assumes to issue edicls 10
each. and 70 direct or forbid the notion
of all. Il IL assumptions ore yielded u.
this is no longer a. Republic Here il
Mr. JsrrEason slwarning written ,niry
five years ago. Every line aud vo' d
applies with startling dIstinctness. to the
decision Just made in the case Of bred
Scott:
We already see the power installed
for lie, responsible to no authority for
Impeachment Is not even q scarr.crow)
advancing with noiseless and steady
pace to the grea, objec, Of consolidation.
The foundations are already deeply laid
by their decisions for the annihlla,Ion oil
Constitutional State Rights. This will
not b. borne. You vii, have 70 choose
between reformation or revolution. II |
know the spirit Of this country, the one or
the other is inevitable.
Contrary 10 all correct example. they
60 oat OF the question before them to
throw an anchor ahead, ard grappls iur.
Their hold for further advances OF pJwer.
They are thea. IN fact. the corps OF sap
pers aud miners. steadily working to un-
dermlne the independent rights Of the
mates
Nothing in the Constitution has gwen
them a r,Iht tn decide for Inc Executive
more than for the Executive IS decide for
them.
Tue opinion which gives 10 the Judges
the RICH, 10 decide VIVA, laws are cons.l-
tutlonal, and VIVA, not only for themselv-
es In their own sphere OF action, but Tor
the Legislative aud Executive also In
their spneres. would make the Judiciary
despots branch.
If this opinion be sound. then indeed
IS our Constitution complete ttlo de Sc.
For in.edlng to establish three depart.
ments. coordinate and independent. that
they might check anI coun,s q lance one
another. II has gwen, according TO tins
opinion. to one OF them alone the RICH, to
prescribe rules for the government OF the
others -aud to that one 100, which is I'M
elected by, and independent of the nation.
Such is the portrait Of Chief Justice
TASEv and his four Slave Gliding asso-
ciates, drawn by the pen that wrote the
Declaration Of Independence. Chicago
7r,bnne.
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ceGaC NO6J0G5.

STATE OF IOWA,
CEpAK CousTY. -r -
In District Court for said County.
., O Elizabeth ann Lyme, John Thomas Lyme,
and Mary Sarah Line, and to all persons
whom 1t may consern.
You are hereby notified that there no~ =.
flo in the Office ofthe Clerk OF the District Court
In laid County, petition of Mary Lyme PRAYING
for an order OF Court to sell the following ksa1
E.eate to wit: y. W. Ia Sec. 10 I. 81 N. K I W.
containing leo acres, for the purpose 81 paying
the amount due on said tract 81 land, ana tnas
unless you appear and answer thereto. on =
tore the first day of the liz x. term thereof on ts
18th day Of April next, an order for the sais -
said land will be granted By said Court.
1t MARY LYME, pstitionNs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-04

Ne~ L'tany Here is a I;.apy winch
although not exactly orthodox, will pass
among sinners:
from 'a'lor's bills, doc,or's pills, ives.
tern chIlls and other biiis-deIlv-r us
FROM want OF geld, wives tina, scoId
maidens old, and by sharpers SOLD
deliver US.
From seedJ coats. protested notes
sinking boats and illegal votes deliver
US.
From creaking doors, a wife tina, SIM.
res conIounded bores," aud dry good
stores protect US.
FROM modest girls, with waving curls
ana teeth OF pearls never mind.
from Singing flies, coal black eyes
bakers pies, and babies cries-del;rsr
n.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-04
SourHEasERs ron KANSAS The ste

SourHEasERs ron Kansas The stea-
mer sallie West, III from Nashville, Ten.
nessee yesterday, brough, abou, ne hun.
dsed and ten Southernrrs on their way
to Kansas We learn that, although
well armed, they are subject to no cap
tain, nor under any organization. and are
severally independent Of each other.
They g. TO Kansas to settle there, aud
not like companies lron the sar.e dlrec-
ton, which preceded them, to voc. fiyh,,
nn9 leave, - ,V's.opr, Democrat, lSJk.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-04

Orr c,temporsry OF the Upton Alverti.e'
Wells Spicer, IN al article last wax IA b..
paper ssys t5 It the Great Neatero Railroad h
DOT OF y 80 Ioad bass --that the prciact ha
not snff:ient raarit In It 10 induce people 1
take stock in It e., &c. an article which /
believed, would have t.udeney 10 di-coarag
those so were - ard-n,fy w~hing ard iaspt.
lag 10 complete tbs rosd We expected th
from tse above person alluded 10 H. is tn
hireilng OF The Chicago, Iowa aad sebrasa
ai.-~hc1 AT having acted in bal f.,tt
n Cana che aid T,JtDn. by fefu4jpg to m *
station al the torm~r piaee, and drverg n !
grum til Later after tn stoca w. taken tnat
was o n ssi " md s'4c re tlarn ROAD Tha-c
towns. the p""pie along tn line, together witt
= stroax iniuelc+ at Iowa City. decided ion
since 10 hu id III. Great Wc- ern Hlroai-
They have stock enough sub<crib-d ,o bald tn
road they have tn WORK let FROM sfa,ache T.
low. City the oa'ract"rs ~ the ground Rad
FOR work rh. Pre,hient. G Il -tuut Of Ma
York, Is her an is uiug his Inspiring ina ince
to hriLg III" wofs 10 speedy cnmJietiaa W
have to the least o'j .ction to the Chicago.
Iowa an hTa-ks R,sl runuigg jlt IA near
rs thy wish to tais hne We hal With ~ any
im rpvement within CllAtoa c,4usy. DIR sp.
or /. Ssicom ID th's 0pialol " the Grrat
Western. but it will lie built. The route il lea
so.c, aai Is f,vorte with the p.apta. l.
Will grnS Ia favor a. the travelling pabltc Sc
its great aivln;.ga over oth.r roltes Qj.cted
stwnd. - Cdm1neae Register.
We are perfectly satisfied that the peo.
pie shall have their own views of things.
and III the matter Of Rail Roads, have
ever desired TO act for the good OF the
community. Therefore We have warned
the people oil the sham operation gotten
up n. Camauchc, 10 speculate ia town
less.
"HIrshng"-Well we are content you
snail call US wha. you please, so that
you do nc, class US as dupe' OF the
oamanehs land specializing scheme
And one thing further Mr.. Register, you
"ll find tia, tie people Of old Cedar gen.
sraIIy believe what the advertiser saws,
and the sttemps to keep en- foo, the
Great Western upon the strength OF
the buneo.ub tia, Cedar County is going
for j. strong, VII not prevail. a few
men here have rald their one per cent.
and as genera! thing are sorry for it
We have me, but one man as We, who
really has an idea that the road from
Camanche to Upton will ever be built,
ADD YET wi,hou, one hall enough stock
subscribers, aud wi,hou, having a line
located, they have according to the Reg.
fstel lie. tie contrac, 10 Iowa Guy, and
are going 10 work. Stand from Under"