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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02
JOHN L. RAY, Agent.
ACARD FROM DIR. JAMES M. JAR.
RE.lwG. nf the N. ". laln1 lnfirmAfH.-

| REIsr. Of the N. Y. Lung Intirmary.-
My connection for the past eight years with The above
Institutions as Chief Physician. and twelve years
course OF steady devotion 10 the of Pulmonary
Consumption ard it, kindred diseases. together with my
resesrch-aided not little by perfect System of Med
ical inhalation~hase enabled Inc to arrive at deci
sve direct, and successful Of treatment for the
positive and radical Of all diseases Of the Throat
Lungs, and Air Passages. By inhalation the
por and curative properties Of the medicines directly
ID not adv wise the use OF Medical Iahalaoa "a AM
kind, to the exclusion OF general treafmsRf and al
though consider 1t useful aijuyant In the proper
Of those fearful aud oen ta diseases yet
deem very necessary that each patient should have
the heneft OF both general and local treatment The
Of my treatment In the above diseases, the
high character Of the Institution which have
long had the honor to preside, too well known 10
reed amy euoey or comment from At the solicta.
tSn 81 many rivate and professional friends through
whose Ihilanhropic aid the above charity has been long
and literally supported, and after due consideration
have concluded to make such arrangements as bring
tho benefits u experAnca and treatment within the
reach Of all and not eonfno myself. hesatofore to
those only who entered the nHrnary. who able
to visit my ofco. Hoping therefore hal the
rangsp,est viii gye entire satisfaction, both 10 any pros
fessio nal hsethrea and the public, would respectfully
announce Ia conclusion, that can aon b consulted
personally By letter, all diseases above, and that
the medicines, the used In the nsttu pre-
pared to suit each individual case. Inhaling Va
porS Medical InhAlers, DC. &c. will he forward
by express any part Of the United States Can't
das. TERMs-My terms Of treatment by letter 40
follows viz. ai2per month for each patient which vim
| include medicine for months also. Inhalng
vapor, and Inhaiinc Apparatus Payment follows
so be paid to express agent receipt Of the hos
medicine, and the balance 80 at the expiration Of the
nth. II the patient he cured Is entirely satisfied
with the treatment Patients availing themselves Of pr
JaTet's treatment may rely upon immediate and per-
manent and Immediate relief. he seldom has treat
thirty days. Letters for advice promptly an
swered. For further particulars address
M JAMES NJ. lARkETf. MD.
| No. $50 Broadway, cor. Twelfth st. N, Y,
r. S.phy slciaas and others visiting the city are re-
Specially invited Ia call 1t the hhrmary. where many
/ Inter pxtin he wi
paratMs hr the Inhalation Of medcated vapor can
/ be seen and inspected. 3e-m6.
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NOTICE To THOSE INDEBTED TO
Upton SCHOOL DISTRICT.

A r meeting the Board Of said District,
n held Aug. 18th, 1855, the following order
was made:
"Whereas, sail. District II In debt and likely 10
he prosecuted, and costs made ON the District
and whereas the Board have no moneys in their
hands to pay of said indebtedness: and whereas
there taxes dnc the district for the years 1855
and ls57, to near the amount OF one thousand
dollars; Now if said taxes are not pail b. the
18th day of September. 1853, James ". Bagicy.
snb.director, Is hereby required to proceed cor.
ding to law to collect the 50 id taxes forthwith
Done by order of the board
). t. GUNSOI.uS, Pres't.
III REisART Secty
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ExECuTRIx, NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby given, that letters Of admin
IN istration have been duly issued to me by the
county court Of Cedar county Iowa, upon the es-
tate OF Thomas burrows, deceased. Al persons
indebted TO said estate VIII make payment at once
to the subscriber and those having claims against
said estate will present them, duly authe utcatel
for settlement ELIZABETH BIZ R1OWs.
Sept 4th, ls5s.--36 Exeeutrix
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WE would announce TO Rl0s :.
Wv the citizens Of Upton ~
and surrounding county, Sz.szk s1nns -
that we are prepared to do all kinds OF Wage
ON and CARRIAGE WORK, with neatness
and dispatch. shop opposite the southwest cor
ner IL pnblc square. We know the times are
hard and we have regulated our prices accord
ingy. n1-All kinds Of prodncs taken In ex-
change for work. Give us can.
A. 4 J. A, BAGIEY.
I,ptoB, Aug. 5th lsss. n3?M
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NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

Notice Ia hereby given, that Moses v. Butler,
OF sPribrda!e township, Cedar county. Iowa. has
made an assignment o! all bis effects TO the an.
6ersigned, for the benefit Of his creditors. The
creditors Of said Moses Y. Butler, are hereby no.
tilted to present to said assignses their isims
duly sworn to, within three months from tie date
hereof, THOMAS JAMES,
IGNATfUS HOOK.
Rpringdale Sep. 18th 1859. CIV
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that letters Of admin.
IN istrati"n have been duly issued to me by the
county court Of Cedar county, Iowa, upon the es
tate OF Richard G. Hardin, deceased. All per.
sons indebted TO said estate will make payment
ut once to the subscriber and those having claims
against said estate will present them duly au.
thenticatcd, for settlement. THONASJAMEs,
Sept. 18th 1858. 81 ExIerTo,
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APPROPRIATION ron THE PRESIDENT.


A woman named Schelling, at Grove
port, Franklin County, Ohio, murdered
three of he, opn children, and committed
suicide yesterday morning She threw
the children Cone boy and two girls, IN
to a well, thirty-fve feet deep, aud then
plunged in herself. All were drowned.
The eldest Of the children was twelve,
and the youngest two years old. She is
supposed to have been maddened to this
awful crime by jealousy.-Taiedo Nade.
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ExECUTOR,s NOTICE.

NOTIcEis hereby given, that letters Of admin.
~ issrstion have been duly issued 10 me by the
county court Of Cedar county, Iowa, upon the ~.
tatc Of isaac N. Richardson, deceased Ali per.
sons indebted 10 the said estate will make Day
ment nj once TO the subscriber, and those having
Claims against said estate viii present them, daly
authenticated for settlement
JOHN WRIGHT
cW. - fSoH--N Exec ator
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Keen.it Refnre the People.

Our readers will remember that the
great extravaganza Of the Administra-
ten Of Martin Van Burcn, was one OF
the chief complaints made against him
in 1910, when nc was removed from pow.
or and his place supplied BY that honest
old den;sen, William Henry HARRISON.
Below our readers vii. ind comparl~''
Of the domestic and personal expenditures
Of Matty Van, and our present "bache
Tor President" 1t will be seen that
while Van buren, received but little
over S29, 900, James Buchanan receives
over $4,000, or nearly twice as much.
Gate City. NV ssa.4.
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~ Mr. Greeley, writing since his re-
cent trip to Indiana, concludes that the
country will be two hundred millions
yocrer than it would have been if .kc
crops had proved 1oest i .aa-9t
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Massilon--F. A. Gates. ~ b4s IL ba.
Red Oak-W. A. Rigby. 4@a og
Iowa.. w. Cattell. ~ = : 81 {. W..
Springdale-Dr. Gill, @. Lewis, ].
James. 9aaa o rsR a5isiags1 siHl
Dsyton-Sol. Garrison. k.aa tar5e q fe
Cower-W. p. Wolf 1# nl"
Iuland-Merrills Wiley, -sg sT
Cass--Robert Cover. haaa4a vth-i,
Farmingtou--F. Butter6eld. Il .aaa
Which report was adopted. 1 s&s'a
On motion, the Convention proceeded
to cast an ipformai ballot for candidate
for State Senator, with the following re-
suit: 4 4sst4 @yEa@#a
VIM. H. Tushill ., James M. Kent II.
VIM. McClanc 2, b. +. Pawling 2. g..
w. Smith 2, S. s. Daniels l, j. W. Bag
ley 4.
Mr.. j. NJ. Kent having received ma.
jority Of all the ballots cast, was, on mo,
ton, nominated By acclama,ion as the
Republican candidate for State Senator.
Hon. Jas Harlan, U. s. Senator, was
then introduced to the Convention, and
proceeded to deliver the best speech ever
made ia Upton. At its close, q hearty
vote Of thanks was voted 70 the Hon
Senator.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
A. GILBERT, Pres't.
@ Co.,, e@aA -aa"#
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At meeting held on the 18th inst,
+. 4. Gates was called to the chair, and
j. NJ. Kent chosen secretary.
The township was then organized for
the present campaign, and Tor the pur-
pose of rendering the most elective ser
vice for the end desired, the following
Standing Committees we're appointed, of
which james NJ. Kent was made chair
man: ~
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Cash in treasury July 1, 1853, s2,37s Vi
These statements show the condition
of the county fund, the manner in which
it has been appropriated, the amount of
standing warrants and of cash in the
treasury.
Of the amount of warrants issued du-
ring the year, that On the court house is
the largest; and as there is much interest
felt throughout the county in relation to
this building, | will present the matter
little more in detail The contracts for
the mason aud joiner work, the painting,
aud the galvanized iron work, are as fol-
Amount for mason work, ell 800 90
#r " Joiner 81 $500 90
galv'ized iron w'k 6,647 40
i" painting, 1900 90
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Number 40.
x. THE GREATEST
!. s. MEDICAL
w DISCOVERY
- OF THE AGE.


one of or common pasture weeds
remedy that cures 80 y
-. EVERY KIND OF HUMORl
From The Worst Srrofn}a fo Common p,mry,
Es has tried In over loo Gases, and faies c1
his possession csertwe hundred vim.
all within twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles are warrants sd to nprs mouth
One to three l'eties will cure this klnd Of ~.
pies the face - " =. o.
Two to three bottles will clear the system Of nu,
Two bottles are warranted cure the worst raTLsr t.
the mouth or stomach. e~ar"a~ ~~-am~-
Three Ave bottles arc " srrshtsd to cure the ~,.,
One 70 bottles arr warranted 10 cure ~, huno, &,
the eyes. r@ 5#s. SIS #@
Two bottles are warranted to ure y,,ugiag of,h. .
and hlotches among the hair,
-Four to SIX bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and
One bottle will cure scay eruption Of the skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to tn. wore,
Two or three bottles warranted 10 cure III. mast
desperate cases Of Rheumatism.
Three to four bottles are warranted TO cure the salt.
rheums. '
fveso eight bottle. will cure the worst eases Of sore.
4 benest Ia always experienced from The fy.t hotl,r
and perfect cure is warranted whichever the above
quantity is taken.
Nothing looks so improbable 10 those VIII, bat. In
vain tried all the wonderful medicines of the dar,as
though eaamon common weed growing the ra~tugcs
the system: vet 1t Is fixed fact you haze & hs.
it has to start There IFS uer AhDS, hun,
nor has about i susting some CASES, hut not yovrs
boston. know the effect oft in every 1t has
already done some Of the greatca cures dons IN
Massachusetts,. give il 10 ehdren year old 10 ed
people OF sixty. have seen poor, puny. wormy lock
ing children whose flesh soft and ralay. restored
perfett state of .alth ~ the OF bottle
To those Who subject to Sick head ac he.
tie will Away ctei. IL sipes great reief calarrh
and dizziness. Some who had tahon IL naa b.st
tive for years, and havr been regulated by il. Nher.
the body IL sound works quite easy hut where there
Is any aerr cement Of the functions Of Il will
cause very sIng"ar sseiI e Iut You must not he arm
ed: they alwa s1sappear in from four days {" week
There is bad result from il: on the contrary,
when that feeling Is gone. will feel yourself Ike
new person. heard some Of the most extray agart
| conaiums OF it that every man lsteHed to. All
| Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY. Nc, reF
| Warren street. Eoxbury, Mass. Price 81 to.
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lie 40 GAessApss S. The ssty Orig NAL or

lie tas GAesE4rss S. 1Ae ssly Origin or
#Tsa Gook Stove.
6. G Evans woHd inform his friends and the s,iir
that his Star Gift Rock itre and Publishing HoHsc
Fermanestly established IN Browns sqlendd iron Bull
ding fsa Chestnut Street two doors below Fifh where
win receive Of The following gifts, valued IT
~ cents "a Si00.-- ssHs ~ y szse Borth.
80 Patent English Lever Gold Watches, 500 GO eacl,
Axl patens AHshnr a.. do = + 50 60 -
400 Ladies' Gold atelies, fek cases. Is 90
6as Silver uunlng Watches, wssrantsd. Il 90
900 Parfor Timepieces, 81 %
500 Cameo Sets. Las DROPS and Pins 1000
$40 Ladies' Gold bracelets, 8 90 TO ~ 90
$40 Gents Vest and Foa cirats, s 10 %
LOCO Gold Loshsts, kargs size double easel 10 90
Ioos Gold r is 6a :ee. ~ fas a,a Pens
5 MeS ~ Ens,i r CD Pens, sish cases & hodes %
$500 Gold rens, with silver Pencils. ; 81
sNo ladies told Pens, wlh cases d holders, -
2o0o Gents Gold Rings. . SO
$500 La,.ics. Te.. .aseaspins. $50
6se Misses, tiohi RFe4.stpins, ~ =.
1000 Pocket kniyes. - s.. 100
1000 Sets Gents sei Bosom Studs. 80 =
a0oa q IN. - Sleeve Bnttoxs- ga q
2ata Pairs u Ladies Ear Drops, > 50
5000 Ladies' pearl Carl cases 60
IJtM1 Ladies Cameo Jet. Mosaic Pins. sea
25OO Ladies Shawl AID R.ibon Pins, ~
5000 Articles old ewelrs, Gia Books, &c. C. not
enumerated in the Above worth from 25 cents to s.
Evans Catalogue. heh seat ve to all parts
day, ara the newest nnblisatiaas. III II whe wi. +.
sold as low ascsn he obtained nj other stores. ~
Agents Ganted n etefs iean in iae MIR itose
N. B.-Reinr largely int u. 4 cd In Hh sh books
and buying from other publishers in immense puaHi-
ties cash, am enabled to make larger DISCOUNTS to
Country Agents ami Book Dealers than can he had ii
any other house In the county.
Any book published in the United States, the retail
price Of which one dollar ulv ards, will he proiAT
sent Git Included. on receipt Of pub aer's price.
An extra s Book aud Cir given any person order
ing ten hooks TO he sert - one address, A s#~
Send for a Catalogue. Address. -..-. ..---.-
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How Is 1T

The Democrat has time and again
charged that all the abolitionists were Re.
publicans, and Jet the last number con-
tains dialogue in which Gerrit Smith,
the great abolitionist says harder things
of the Republican party than the Demo
crat even, can concoct. The Democrat
and Gerrit Smith agree 10 their opposi-
tion to the Republican party. Verify
old friends are getting together again.
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Scientific american,
PROSPECTUS.
oLU M E f q II r TIE e ~
BEGINS SEPTEMBER II, lsas.
MECH ANICS, INVENT o. RS,
,ctu nd Tn,

Manufacturers and Farmers
Tvs SCIENTIFIC AMEEftAs has aoa reached
its Foa kffEsgn lEAa. and will enter upon New
Volume eh she Ilth of Septe mber- 1t Is the only
pabhcat of the kial ntw issued IN this seuh-
try, and II has very extensive cirenat IN I'LL the
states Of tse Union IL not ~ some might
suppose from it's title dry. abstrase work on
ter huical science. ON the 'atrsrs,. II 80 asais
With the great events going on Ia tina seieetifc,
me cha meal and iRiusr ial ~othlsas ia Please and
instruct every one Ii the Mechanic 90. ArtiZau
wishes TO know the bes. nj a;hiEs in use, OF how
to make any substance employed in his busnAss-
tho House wits wishes t. Get arseiss Cor making
| "A good eelor, &c - IL the Inventor Wishes To-
know what is going in tue Nay ci improvements
ii the Manufacturers wishes to keep postal rsith
the tMe, and IA eng 10y this best fasti'iIes3e4ias
hgsiness-if the Man OF Leisure and study wishes
| to keep himself flmiliar with the progress male
in the chemical laboratory, or i'll ths son Traction
Of trie graphs. steamships, uLoass, rspeafs, NOV
/ ersr aud . thousand ether machines and alpli-
anees. both Of peace and war-iii these a~sia.rdia
can be fouDd IN the SCIENTIFIC AakahAs, and
nss ei,es4,ere They are here presenked in. reii.
able aud interesting torn, nj ape3 tn the csinpre
hensiou Of minaS unlearnad in the higheg hran
ehes OF science aud art.
TERMS One Cary, On irs. Sc; Oh~ Cary
| Ssr Month, 81: Five Copies, Sir Months, 81: TN
| Copies. Sxr Months IS: Tn Copies. Ttrsire Mo,
! tbs, SIS: F;fns l'er~s 1r~tre Mp.ths, So ;
| 1srsnfy Cepiss 1Nelce No ntAs, SIS, %. aarancs.
| Specimen copies sent grstuitously for inspec.
| ton. Southern and Western money, or Postage
Stamps, taken for subscriptions.
/ Letters shosl1 he directed to
| Mum Co. l2S EultonStrset,N. r. So
ZH~MEssRs. MUM Go. are exiensiyel. ca
| gagged In procuring patents Cor new Inventions,
aud viii advise inventors, without charge, in
gard to the novelty OF their improvements.
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Making an aggregate of sz9,s47 4o

Making an aggregate of sz9,s47 Az
In addition TO these contracts for the
completion Of the work, there will still
be the expense Of the cut stone corners,
window blinds for the court room, deaf
eninc of the court room floor, roofing,
furnace, and salary Of the superintendent,
all Ct which will probably not exceed
$1,000
On the contracts for the mason and
joiner work $4,000 were advanced before
the commencement of the work, ard on
the painting 5000; making the sdvance
payment on the work, $4,000. All fur
Their payments on the contracts were to
be according to estimates made by the
superintendent, as the work progressed ;
aud if the estimates in any one year ex-
ceedcd $4,000, the excess to be in coun-
ty bonds payable five years from date,
with ten per cent. interest per annum,
payable annually. During the year end.
ing July 4th. 1853, besides lie I'd, 900
advanced, there were issued on estimates
Of work done on the above contracts, war
rants to the amount Of S3 ,43.. 10, and te
the superintendent $3.50; making the full
sum paid on court house during the yeal
s1o.5s55.A0. With regard to the salary
Of the superintendent, there was no slip
ulated price agreed upon, and the custom
airy price must govern. find, by CORES
ponding with architects in different cities
Of the West, that the rates charged fo
plans, specifications, detailed drawing ans
experimenting the erection Of the work
varies from n to 5 per cent. on the cos
Of the building, according as the plan
are plain, or otherwise requiring less o
more work 10 drawings and time il
experimenting.
The following is the estimate Of til
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p1-There will be Univcrsalist preaching
at the Court House, tomorrow at ten
o'clock A. NJ. zs@sa
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The following were then put in nolni-
nation ~ candidates to be supported at
the ensuing election:
For Justices Of the Pcacc-Chauncy
French, Griffith johnson,
For Township Trustees--Tilnothy John
son, II, b. Potter Jesse Finch
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brink.
For Constables--J. S. Burwell, Marshall
Ball.
+. A. GATES, Chm.
N kEHr Sac,Y
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Proceedings Of the Senatorial Convention.

Proceedings Of the Senatorial Convention.
The Convention was called to order by
the chairman Of the ex- Committee.
On motion, A.. Gilbert was elected
President, and s. s. Daniels Secretary.
I o. motion, the following were appoin-
ted committee on. credentials: --Thos.
James, j. W. Bagley aud g P. Ingman.
On u otion Of j. w. Cattell, a commit
tee was appointed consisting Of J. W.
CAtasll, R@.A.G aAes, n. Msnby and n.
james, to report the names of County
Central Committee.
The last named committee reported as
follows for Central Committee; u.
A. Gilbert, J.W. BagIey, s. s. Daniels,
Thoe. James, r. A. Gates. ao2
On motion, the report was accepted
aud adopted. ~ -, ,z. \.
The committee on credentials reported
as follows: a ali %aa rtaai ,.a.
Centre Township-John Huber, +.
Manly, Jas Ford, A. Ford, q. r. Ing
man, $. Daniels, r D. TURNER, A. $.
g8 als' Lvbe. ta# .ar se
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and Gerrit smith agree 10 their opposi-
tion to the Republican party. Verify
old friends are getting together again.
TO THE PEOPLE or CEDAR CO.
For the purpose Of correcting some er..
roneous Impressions that seem to prcvan
IA different portions Of the county, have
-s.' T : :" nreseut to the people
thought 1t proper -I;ch
brief statement Of the manner in VA,
the county funds have been app opriated.
NV annual report for the year ending
July 4th, 1858, contains On exhibit OF
the financial condition Of the county, the
amount Of claims audited and allowed,
and also list Of all warrants issued. i
Amt. of tax list fer county .
purposes for 1867 was S2S,4oo 0o
Amt. collected on said list, 22,79s 6o
Amount Of delinquency, 1866 AZ
Amt. warrants issued during
year ending July 4, 1883, s2l,372 81
Amt. outstanding warrants
July I, 1857, 2,22l %
st So3, 1914 90
Amt. warrants cancelled du-
ring the year ending July
4, 1853, 2o,5s9 W
Amt. outstanding warrants
July 4, 1858, S,oO5 VI
Amt. warrants issued on the
| new court house, :slO,6so 4O
Ola debts. 5,l67 "a
Jail and court house fence, l,l55 So
Ordinary county expenccs, T: 4,36i W
" s2l,372 81
Amt. collected on tax list, as A.
above, ;s22,79s Ct
Aunt paid into the treasury
FROM liquor agencies, &C., los A
22,967 D!
| Amt. war nts cancel j as above 20, $50 o.
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Fran w t. sau,rxsek-s Advertising Age.ry, New
Nark City.
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4. A. GATES, Chm.
TOT tue huNUIttsr
A Grcat Dis. lay Of Wisdom.

II Y - ~ ~ Ut
j. NJ. KENT, Sec'y.
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r. S.phy slcaas and others visiting the city Ass re-
spetfnlly invited To call at the Ihrmary, where many
interesting can be witnessed, and imprersd
arp aratas fr the inhalation Of medicated yapor can
be and inspected 3e-m6. n
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-28
ny AUTHORITY.
Memorial No. II

MEMORIAL. 20 Congress for special pre-
empt,on law, Ter the benefit Of the settlers
On the Dakota or Sioux hall bleed reserfa'
ton. -
To The honorable the Senate ana House Of Re
preseutatives Of the nitcd States IN Congress
assembled
Tie memorial oil tie Legislature of the state
Of Minnesota respectfully represents: That the
present mode a dsposing of the lands, on the
Dakota or sioux hall breed reservation, il con
stAnily afordilg opportunity 30 the spec uit"'
10 locate scrip on the claim, OF actual settlers,
aud thereby, in numerous instances. deprNlhg
the honest farmer OF his home. ana AVS ohly
means of protecting his family from wan, ana
misery And that there are nov, on saAd ~
deviation abont eight thousand inhabitants, "A
large majority al whom are inthe above named
per,ou, situation. and many others VINO nave
been scrlped already, aud must. without your
aid ciye no their homes TO Inc teLhos-eltsS
specn,ator. Therefore, we most feSpecuui.
pray your Honorable Body To pass An aei eN'
tending the right of pre-empiioh over 'hi' re-
.erya,ion. similar in its provisions 10 the act OF
s.ntemher. A. y. isil, and recognizing The
cI,ims Of all whu were actual settlers on this
reservation at the time OF the rehhqushineh'"i
aid lands. by the half breeds, TO the lhtted
states. and those made subss quently aud prior
10 the passage ~ sad act And to tiis enc
YOUR momor alsts wall ever pray.
GEORGE BRADLEY.
Speaker p'o ten. OF the II. oil H.
Ricn.RD q. tRfny,
President pro tea. OF the Senate.
Approved Jan. ii. ISIS.
CH,s. l.. CHASE, Acting Governor.
ErARY's OFFICE. Minnesota,
January IL. ISIS.
| hereby certify the foregoing TO be ue
conv OF the original on file in this Office.
CHAs. l.. CHASE.
Secretary of the Territory.