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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-06-18

The N. y. Erpress has been favored
with the following ex:Tart OF letter from
gant,elnan writing from Lockport,
Hayes County, Texas, to friend in that
city.
1--WE Have had delightful winter here
no snow and no sleet. The farmers are
blowing and planting, with brigh. hopes
In the future I have rented out my
farm shis year, rs | could no; hire serv-
ants at any price. Common field hands
hired for the year at from 1925 to $3.50,
and are worth from 81 500 to $1,000
too much money to have invested in sny
one piece of ebony humanity.
81 wish the slave trade was re-opened,
so that we could buy negroes at reasona-
bic prices. 1t is the very thing that
Texas wants--!abor to cultivatc her vast
domain. We could use just half mill
ion of the black rascals prof.ably to work
tomorrow. They would DO better off
than in Africa, and would be great
service to the world at large, aud cspec-
tally in Texas. There are few SNUG
gled in occasionally. Six hundred have
been safely landed on our coast within the
last few weeks, and still more are on the
way, say, let them come.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-06-18

The wife Of Livingstone, the missiona-
~ explorer, has given birth to daugh-
tar ut hurnman, near the Cape Of Good
Hope, so that dlstir guished gentleman
has now a native African in his family.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-06-18

There are no less than 1000 lodges OF
Free M.sons in the United States, near
H. all 81 which arc said To DO IN an unu-
,u.lly prosperous coalition.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-06-18
VOL. vi.

Rates Of Advertising
square Insertion, sIoo
Each subsequent insertion pe rsvuarc. 10
square months, 4po
q l do & do -uo
] do year. lo.u0
do montes, soo
! do q do ooo
J do l year, lam
! Column l year, T5'oo
Half Column year, a5.oo
Quarter Column year, $500
1Sren Tines or less o Minion, make arouue.
Law, Professional, and other cards, u erx
snes, orisss, per year, 50, and for each sidi-
tionai line, 81.
Halfyearly and yearly advertise N sni TO be
paid Cor quarterly in advance.
All advertise ments published uAtil ordered
eat. and charged accordingly.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-06-18

Revenes makes L. even with an enemy
--forgiveuo.s makes us superior to him
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-06-18
n. G. PIATT,
JAMES w. RASE,EI
SssTAftfAT1.

InlfS :. .Tt'THILL, NOTARY puti.IC, Upton
y Cellar County. Decdt, mortgages hllI- OF
..lr. IL. &c. drawn and ackaowi"dged; oatas
administered: protecting, or any "fhcr uotarlai
. o te. atteudea to. may 1aH--sia-"3m
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-06-18
THOMAS HANNA.

4 TTDaNEl At LAW, and General iand
II Agent, Wilton, Muscatine Co. Iowa will
u nl to any hasiness entrusted To him, in Mus
at.ae Cedar. Or adjoining Counties la Iowa ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-06-18
JOHN Ill Der,

rTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At
y LAW
Once At the Court Houso, with County Super
n.endent, Upton. Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-06-18

BY IRS. III. n. STOWE.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03

The Washington Co,,stit~tioe says
tho rumors which have been SO freely
circulated by a portion of thc press
about the retirement Of the Secretary
Of War from office are entirely 'un,
founded. We are happy 10 be abIe.to
add that there has been recently AIDE
cided Improvement in his health, and
there is evsry prospect Of his being
able very soon to resume the i'aotiye
discharge ofhis duties 1t the seat OF
government 20 f'jn1' 7f' amnd -u1ns
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03
JAMES II. BAKER, The DEFAULT.
$1,000 . - - z ~ u FL m CT Is
KEMELIN; THE LEADER OF
TIE REPUBLICAN GERMANS IN.

Keep L Set y ii ,eeps:: I.t according
to the investigation brdSsed bIthe Ohio Leg
lslature, and colucl I'd u5der oath BY
CHARLEl KA lin d Rel sblicaA. and A. P.
EDGERToN and VIM. y. MoaaAN, Democrats,
that JAMES II. BAKER, the Republican can.
dldate for Secretary Of State, is now an
outlaw from the State of Ohio, bayinp been
forced to leave the State for his COMPLETELY
in the Breslin-Gibson frauds, by which The
Treasury of Ohio was swindied out Of half ,
million Of dollars:
{: kepi t'6!Srs |tIt people: That WHILE il
New York, in October, 1856, JAMES H. BA
KER, acting as one of the Fund Commission
ers Of Ohio, was bribed for $4,000, and .
contingent interest in the profits of the loan
which it was his duty to negotiate, to be.
come the principal instrument of H, A
JOHNSON q Co., iii sccuteing- the award oo
the loan. y = y 80
Keep 1T b:tore tie people: That by this
action n<athe part If BAKER; the State
Treasury Of Ohio, which it, was his sworn
duty to protect, was defrauded of &l32. 600
Keep 1t b:tsre the people,: That the bidders
to whom the loan was awarded. by BAKER
were required to pay ten per cent, Of the
amount, or $24O, 600, on the award; they
were mere reckless spectators wlthou,
money, and by BAKERS efforts were released
from immediate payment Of this sum, and
were thus enabled, without advancing q
penny, to resell the State stocks at an i'd
vance upon the rate 1t which they purchased
them; and in the profit thus realized BAKER
had :acmnDgent interest. :sf.;:ss
For evidence Of. the above facts We. refer
our readers to the Report of the innivesstiea-
ting COMMITTEES, made to Gov. Chase }r
March z, 1859, and by him transmitted to
the Legislature Of Ohio, and printed At Col.
nmbus, BY Richard Ncvins, State Printer. .
Pioneer r. Dexa0c,,nf. i.se = & 4 nfls'I 09fT
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03
THEINDIAN TRADEIl1s OF MIME.


| ~ ff}s.t3t 3''tEtOfEA. :, ! ga gg;5,e
The Red Wing .Rpu3lirqn, as usual, in
limitation of the st. Paul Minuesosian
Charges upon the Democratic party the !hor.
rible fact that its ticket is composed princi.
|pally Of Indian traders aid Federal Office
holders. "A ,,,. .,'''''.' ,'''' -;t''t'%e :
Now, We can't see that any man IS bette,
or worse for being Federal. office holder OF
an Indian trader. There is certainty moth.
ing dishonorable in either occupation. And
if the person engaged IN it behaves himself
as he ought to, what earthly objection can
lit b. against him.? 1',5 ;" >2G"iH} -
It happens to be. sure that there is bu,
one Federal office holder in nomination on
that ticket-Mr. Graham-and he is uni.
versally admitted 70 have performed the
duties Of that position most acceptaMy to
the people fhis district. III also happens
that there is not, / single Indian trader
upon the ticket. Gen. Lowry, the only one
|pf the candidates who eyer had any business
connoction whatever with the Indians, hay
ing since the country has been settled up
and the Winncbagoes removed from theiii
old location, became a farmer. ~ r9;I M
But supposinssthe Republicans statement
to be true, what objection to our ticket
would It be. We have been running over
in our mind the names Of the formerly III.
dian traders Of Minnesota, against which BUS
ness the .I1innesotiqa entertains such a no.
" horror, that an Indian blanket or a pair
of moccassins, will make it wfithe and fairly
foam at the mouth with rage. f,. Herc are
some Of them:' nojIi55Qxs OH -g7
Henry II, sibley, Henry NJ Rice; 81 .IB
Lowry, Joseph z. Brown, Frank Steele
pr. Borup, Norman " Kittson, Joseph
Ro'stto. Alexis Bailey, M,jor Murphy land
Alexander RamseN,. ~, ,<, 49,, ''.'a]
: Now fellow citizens with but one unfor-
tunase exception on the list, who, byrthe-by
was but . short time inathe business, and
;was impeaci,ed By thesHouss4 of:!Representa-;;
tiy;e:s fsf his cffiian1l4 eODhdactoofs isowhsre
will you find more 'abts,, more honorable,
talented, energetic and capable men in Min
nasota, orin. any other State Of this. Union
1t can't;be done: They are .he men who
have made Minnesota what she H.. With.
out whom her soil would have been, to day,
entirely lin the possession, If the Indians
Without whom not afarmSwoula have been
opened, cxcepta CIV Government tsrn.jl They
are the men whose cxertions procured the
ors.nizationp Of Mipp'rq&lSi!t. ,y Territory;
who brought qbaat AZ 5he tTFes s y which
The i'a'aaaIsalss rs~s'sd sNNbbqqu EoSSa1!sl!d|
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03
li.nEN. LOWRY

EN- 4niunl.m1syIe sshhVltVKHl. ssf;7et
in its: review !y Of 1he ticket Pre-
scnted'by'the. Da1socsatiq State pongsntii,oj
theoRPsdt!eaa accnsei' Gem .Losrs of hav
ing BEEN Connected With the .lmob that de-
strdyed stHe press ofi I'D ST. Cloud Visitor
Now Whit need Has oar nsighb6r Of ex
hi5itipS On al possible VI OCCASIONS histignor
arse qqf common nm pp1lie sysnts. f'bts wi,
took otss fig IF +. IFS o'xp papss VII
ind that stllats.ttaH shameful outrage wa.
not'pespetfated byaamoh, hys It WAS done il
the tltsd ot night and 20 snoaelesslx that i
was not discovered silbhezo daya,bJ IAN, in,
divhaaf vhot openly Gavowed and, assumed
the aole and sHtife rtesponAbilityEur 1t, ei,I
ing IS hS Excuse that oss5wafisslsln
through Ills h6sIc PHI 81 hsr papdtE," odt
easeaqsly and shameful a9ps1sed LIE char
acter Sf.his. wilas whom sahp sa.r represented il
bsins sno'ib e4en!thanu 40 prostitute, (Which.
t6tu3hit eSrtiiniy!zna oalanlsted; tpu exc el
a high desTqHj ofhpgcN pdared no jpsti6Ga:
Lowry, he had no scnnect,on With tbes trfaSns;;
action whatever, and the statement Of fit TIE
person, Who plead guilty, has NEVER bebfi
BEEN idkputed:i:El oWt ati1 ns3qy1 IL {
,W4yIcah't the paslitssin tell thyD tfutb!
enif II must kes;why stlbn't III do so Ionj iii
Owaheoka u Tdtlsomsthng sorignsll if you
caa, ind ift5ou scan't, don't be, yeopGnusl}r
aud aeeecnalay jrsitaptiAg and rehashMg. ani
lepnhlahing tie ed exploded Alsehoods Of
EeA A4.yieetlq'ln, /. And 9 e. shove top
I, sprfa 'r0R veessS9 ff,y sad d sah
.@sss4 A'ss',es|5 aem gnionnon yna. /,
= ~ 9onssHu1 nIs2 OF ii ii akd, tad,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03

Thc.Demcrats Of Red Wing, arc requested to
meet in Caucus, ut the Democratic Club Room
on Saturday the 10th day Of September, at 4
gates to the County Convention, to be holden
on the IL til inst Pcrrorder Of l,iy:s.:t Cd -
TOWN CONF.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03
ANNEXATION OF MAINE TO
CANADA.

The Montreal Pil9t wants to acquire the
State of Maine. and says;
"Portland will still, lie our Atlantic ter
minus for the season, and we now feel more
than ever the effects at that stupidity, which
in settling the boundaries between Canada
and the United States, was tho means Of
|depriving US Of what should have teen Ours
the through right Of passage to the sea-
board: Every now and then Cousin iona.
tkka 3 And HnSi6nlb uastpsfp6ex-
alton proelisities-and the certainty that
one day Csnsaa will become part and nar-
eel Of the Omitted States. There ase manv
wonders, no doubt, looming in sthe idistanee.
but we do not think tbis S likely to 10 one
Of them. If Cansds,. could. however. bv
annexation, purchase, or in any other w
acquire' possession oftha, State of Maine -
whiohTof sight enght 70 hsxe heen hers
a,ksoh .nondSse, lesgel w. Spds would add
materially to our prosperity and our wealth -
This imposiibaliky aendetink Strong
box' Altogether safe against thea r. sme.ns
q, skeleton keys.s has led 3ock5dBlaa in
frankfort on-tfe- Msihs TO- lit upon Ithe in
genious idea Of constructing { strong box
s ~ssar sissl 1.ag'; s; H.! ::
the use Of sGehi Z bd1 yoa viii .sk? Rnt
ob A@SasI ci&9kd ksShe hand Of
1sa sses be- .! R.;s'; tYl, y: I'd
box: j The, e1dckH orf begins = mapR y
soon s'the lid = shnAa and tepens d. lock
from the INSIDE u stt1e aMo0ent which, the
hand indicates: shT Tine depjaijut upon the
owner j. !. y. Ky 6 the loci ksy which
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03

ladies' paint this season; Il IS III the rage =
Not the old; tbe fadedI those whose beauty
is On the! wane, but the young lalsqs not
rougx laid on with delicate fingers, and with
|tipts hardly d1iiscer1nble 70 the eye but laid
that is worthy Of q better cause, in the night
the ropQleTfare,llh is def7Eling, and the
ss ens 1E $ls 'aE1s assi|!i ss|
|e&a6 &sdFbFl xhiY enase lids. Of
Leather, cracked BY the cold kfler. II
CHS habit VAS omitted, and the,dsessSs OUT
side were longer than theaindtr dresses, oor
ns sss bs :sgs q I'll esSI1 t9sy
e ;ss9sstsa ' /; = EGs 5s;>g;ss ;s.h
that there are ,mbfs Commodity dressed wok
men At Saratoga Than I'll any other season,
and thu, too, ismyt judgement. Tinsel and
Fantidyncss do not go we'll together. On
this account the balls not -attractiye,-r
FSatat6sa eorHspoaszenoaof zhe &os11 jour-
y q AEHaLAW II
a. "a. POWELL. whose picture Of the Dit:
sS,s ,9.s Of th q aas59s
has been CONN., s.. s ! sdB q G. 81, OF Ohio,
sospsint the.e fafhe Capt.
ttol Of that St sssin Proy-
i6dehcs yestcnlA iiI IONS, who
is, we believe, lhSs s assiginx commits
stoned officer attac6ed2f1 sf6s flagship on
t dsf acd + fStip from hin certain DE-
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS

Red Wing, August 20, 1885,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03
HON. u. n. .CAVANA,JGII. :.

F*;w H0N.J. N. sCAVANAUGH.1, =:
1'iThis gentleman seems to come in for .
full share 6f Republican abusies!, we shall
Enot stop, 70 notice the ,se ofsach words Il;
Iblaekgaard 49, because he. bis visited o u;
LEFTY, and our people AK place !. Just esti:
mate upon such bald assertions...::t, ~. - -
ooThsre isipne charge, however, that affects
Mr. aCaysnaush' asia man and public officer.
I've a'lade TO thesreiampedi lcbatge uof en-:
bezzling the public funds while Post Master
|at <HOiyoke Massachusetts, .1fithat charge
IS true !glsss tonsr Susceptible Of
easy ana complete pro6f: do, Mes ydras e g
pnoan., te the isg;o1ds Ait # Washington and
e''tsst. ntiats The charge, f. hlse, as we
[charge:itito beslitYis;Ia base, and ,iphmbans
Islanders nnvafthy then Republican, sparty,
ana stathps knasesand ;talumniatsrupon the
Futtefet. bweasftths'R Republican pap.rs and
speakers t. furnish ths ;pfooaIsd aedt =
- W. hear it said, chat MI. CAvansugh is
EEQq |1o gpi., Il the Hoq We khoN notks
iqgfFep onrAyn 1 knt4w IS Spt hom in
sorastiaalfsp'n " atehipgtoH fFom hose who
knewpxseineit Almost emphatic denial. The
kepubtcahz.of theHoase malpas.lke him:
1nis 'aise iprobaals ottDpI woulhu bit they
tbe gfeaaahd aSiasaaHh S.st:i6deed. if
they opposed the }6N1551.sfSp aiads>osta on
th.f soccom.mnt HAS, III j:.:sl III. .haS
,,nvc rthhg ~ - oc ,.sEI. atAa3 | 3IsaR
'AYy y Y9fPassNae1f:Slen .assLdas~ III
TX PEbl4h oR01Bkp. Lusstvwssk.l ped.
1art of jeweley'e1d assiaaosnsd tnonlC hica-
eo3 1altdl e. thesnos6riois lalsds knnwn aas
"O1 Mother, Mazrea's. Il lsEths purpose 81
trading With lNhss ipp4tteh and whilst his
fttentieq WAS directed f9n5 his BUSINESS to
s f. sRsIS y eSs$s
'17f1 sh efEm 1osId sd, osinaoo,rI :.
o''sf7' I'm ~ok .stdai~ 'soitiIoq| ~
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03

I:9de!ne to my size. am your superior
IN Drains, am your INFERIOR III gus:
Judge Stevens. No one but backyard
would nakesAsuch reinarKs' Mr.. Bsmany--
NO one b"Ef 'blsat' wopld talk as you
do" Ia b ~ Ii IL &
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03

lentS, uoolTo To- present n name! tor tn
office ofcoroner--and we hope this oonven.
ton willnot disregard our. wishes, but vii
concede the Office to the man, Of our choice
4 nominate lfSr; th2At office Hon, Stephen
NJ beman Said .h1tt: :. Chairman I xsc
ond that nomination Oil behalf Of tIfel dole:
gates from thu country, dind in doii1e 80 q .
friend of MI. Balcomb's; I. must indule,
myselfin a'few 'remarks.i Mr. Bselo,nb ID 4
Statesman, q mani Of tried integraty, ana
has occupied proud, positions in the, ;gif( o
the people; heis, >pipently quail fled for TIL
office Of coroner, and It will ke hishly; net:e a
sary for him to have it, in order that II,
I may set UPON the dead bodies Of Ills friehdi
nominated here to- light after tho nsxt elec
ta0:y .''"'iAi' Hat.j 3T.m aJiw anbi
| The chairman. and .'several others hers
Fsuggesoad lthatsMr, b; was mot a candikat1
(foritlhti offres aud H. j; Liking sallsd,out,
EF:a nominate. Sam. Beman ,6r that, office flee !
Benlpn, Il accept; 3nd viii sitp n y6ir bodSS
and moi charge The county { a. zlaT eaMHt!; ;,
MI. Redpath Nominated three lsshtl sauhi ttin1
AS the central coiiimittee. sCties} iof itf,a(
won't d.; the chair must appoiht,hem; that
has been the custom. ','''o9 tfortG9 II al :
...Beinani-a"i don't CARE tor i the, custom,
The chainn.n'hersA to- night has, by his d.
honorable course, shown himself the tool, Of
Stevens and hi4 sFowd and can't % trusted:
The, Reverend pr, sFies put .mmy bfethiIsan,,,'
It seqan lPnts , IA m,aff' senn + consider
Mr.. Be,han =" I niiiaxtie az sucb.p Rev!
thsifinan, when consider the: source ifu,m
Which, Il Denies ~ shsllidisregaM nj, sb
sBenah - allows nsa,to insult sms ~
of' ssV e-edt ,bsIieo ssy a4,s,a ~ =.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03

A.caTALaIAWI 4ow jag.
f,~Hl a..,,.
, 1859-10-10

~ C.rC:rt's tN.t ClaSu L. OctsstEiH. :E7-
Pubic Souce u he.fbv H!ea- thas tha GoNao7 Gocaest
k1r- n.e ed k.ewzx ha coas-Fa ted ~ tao nn
~ Ea ID e1s,son from Futon -est to ka-
Ee stvt' il lie DsiAIau. IL N*s vile. q Inch
ptaaf LID en- eel!.Et Of at l&s tt1n o{ nea ok
s1Is tnx the e1ta Of taa Earth aeo IN between
them. - A. 70 form II sse9 ETaje- -...
741usd hy hs Qeaocs rst1tva 70 o1 befots
thsTth dir Of CcabtE. I2, 1t Will b h1lt ~ tn ttEt
Co5s2zionss A4t ths aessssed taa prs,.s<s
chafKeabs 1t s.p1.tA. &, EkEfsM ANS,
oel.o7&int CITY c.ssk.
, 1859-10-10
CDEWALK NOTICE.

~ City C7t!ti Ohtee. ChicaRa H., Oct. 1.t l6aa.
Public Notice heteT given that tie Collaan Eouneu
have orret sile*71 to he constructed follows:
Clinton street In the West ias1on. .ix feet vide cf !:
1hch plank Lid On beanEs Of nut as th1n 4!aca osk
tatlrE let aio tie earth tie eash nei ln txkwetn
them, l 10 form xEI.e.
Now. u1ies the shall Se constructed IN tho manner
required ty te ordinance rrlllre waks OF before
Tue lsth 1r Of VI her ISIS x te built by the Street
E1E11nauner aad the the premises charge.
able there with. Il, kkEl5uANN.
pctt.tQnnEt. itierk-
, 1859-10-10

Mt ASTEk'o SALE.-Superior
~ Court Of caicsso In Cha2etry-st.se ce 1ilnpi.
Cook Coutty. S~s.-t Axt Csty ~. L. j B!sb+e FrI.
eref A. e1mner+ aadaAah sumner, hl.wfs--PxuiIou
fuhic ss.ee Is hereby Eve7 that In pussu,ass Of DE-
afet orles, etrrzI aLove sa.ted 1auss On Tho
IN Caaaesry Of he sul~sus cutt u h1c.xo, tic
txxnty tsth i9ah }d.t Of Gctb*r - occek
1sas.t b easf -: II IT. e1.s i The auth aoss lie Court
Aforesaid tr followta de.e1rd RAJ ents situate IN ne
county cssk aad s.sr q !..is :: vs: ~On Dn "a
ate.ue n II IT. jIctt Oh with Euta Gnye !.
Ut. numbered lhrse Ia ant fur %. In HCck ruma-r
e{atyan1 ~ Ia the west h.f Of section txsnsvsvtr
te} In Nc cAl..s Srfs o II hls Add tnn t. ihr t:f,T
q ch.ssE Hh tae hus:ars. Improvements and appuz-
teeaAees TEE tto be'hi HnF. tKA St:OTf.
N1s::s IN EhaEc,fy cf tho Sures5of tonrt cf i:Iar,
EhI1Etl tss2
, 1859-10-10

n CErT CLI11,s 0FHcK. t!hlcazo u ,Oet tst. fS1a
Public Soic hs1e s!rrn that tic oun,nn Council
hare ouef teN1ik ta Is CONSTRUCTED fulIpHA In
he et sde II pespl!ines street, rs, luhn,r .rret 10
1nsd a,nx ,,t<e L sse w<:s prsn ..si.s es xae Of
scanlnE 4 into lie esIth The ez.th fea In Lstwecn
then. ~ ~ to f1E1u Al even # lds.
Now. nu4s tie st3 Ahl Lt constructed IA the manner
tsq7lerd ~ the UfEaN rei1tyc tL.twalkA On o. ~
fore the 18th Day OF otote ls3 l. will be butt By TIE
Street -on h.ole and tie cost 1sssssed the peG
ch1sgea5le.1ltEtEIsA.
pcl-p144 LIT II. KKEfSMAVN
, 1859-10-10

~ City Clerk 1hee, Chicago. H.. Oct. ist Is59
Pabsc Natce h"rthT EtEen. thss tbs Coatuuo Coun.u
h.vs osdtr.dz sie~ Ak t. .tssracseI E4:vvs-O
te eass .da q A.sxs: s,r~t from k!a4ie Els
p1anA rald tctnes Of not les than by Inch ost
seauhe ~ snto the easta ths earth nel in hetwern
secured by suitable curb Of OK plank.
Now, uncss the shall bs Constructed in the anper
required by ii. Ord:n1ncs Erztiye at4Raks Gr
fuse the 17h day u Ucbes 1.9. It viii be built BY tho
tt1rseabse Herewith.
o-t-Ep73-let II, EREIsMANT. Ctr E,r.k
, 1859-10-10
Nastfr In CHaaoesJ Of Coax Ca1aty.
3.s1
GIDEXALK NOTICE.

~ City Clerks once. Ch4essn. I'll. ost. IT. 49,
Pusne 20 ke h~rehy zsTea. that ths cama3na Council
kasA ofertd &!e a1lk to be ucted fos!oVs:
On heth Ill. ot Clinton E7ret, Lake are-t 10 Ca
r.l .t:rst In The ~est 6!von |: eet .de. o; inch
pt1ak .d 5earEs ef than By lnc1 oak sca1
Ezx 1t toto tie eah the 4ed IN between then 70
u 10 fJs.a xr1de. ..
Vow. uc4s the .hal1 b. essxaet.4 ID the Ha-1sr
sed hy taa O1aAnea re7ttve to kdewzSA on or bA
fofc the lssa DAY ef Ocob-f 1Sis wi: Be but bJ US
o:iao3j.M EKE1sNAyy. cttv Clerk
, 1859-10-10

~ City Clerks Once. Chicago, Ill.,, OCT. lst $50.
PUBLIC Notice Is hereby gEeu that the common Cqukl
Lave ardesed constructed. 1o!!o~ a-On
both aiues q Wills sire fvm nlndopn ttssek Msd.-
nfh p..nn a! "a bsa.aEs q e: tss than ~ l:tae
Now uues4 The shxl b. coust1 In The
required By the Ordinance r=atise ca " b.
fre the 11th caJ Of Oc1olr 15s3 1t will he ku1.k hY tue
Street cous iorer. an1 the assessed on lie prrfes
eh1zy eAbie thsr. with,
pct-up.tlM II EREfSMAyN THtv c;..+
, 1859-10-10

revealed mystery Of our darkenipg future.
About 10 o'clock it began to rain agnin- We
stopped the "vcssel," and craw1ed in under
some "tag" aldera on tho bank, where ou1
extreme weariness enabled us to get, perhaps,
half an hours sleep. Rising again, Qor it
Was easier to pole ut night in tue min down
an unknown stream, than to lie on the ground
and freezs} We pressed On for couple Of
houra, until about o'clock, when pure ex-
haustion induced us TO stop again This time
we found spot where the clay bank lacked
little Of coming down to the water. On the
mud VIC threw our little bundle Of straw, and
sat down with our feet drawn up under US, so
that our bent bodies presented as little sur
face as possible for the rain to beat upon But
we could not stand such IN uncomfortable po-
sition long, and as the day1ightof thesabbath
broke upon .us, we were polling down the
stream in drizzling rain. At eight o'clock
wo came to place where ths stream eanoned
rushing over stony bed, down a
steep descent between high rocks on
either bank. To get our raft down this
plaoe we regarded rs hopeless. We tied UP
and examined the shore. Here again we found
, 1859-10-10

~ City Clerks t,hre, Cheazn ILL.,, Oet- 1H, 1850.
Public Notice = he1tby Xrtn, that The Common Council
have onieFed y te Constructed, :-Oa
the e1.t ae Of Buttefa G A'rt, Sau.h street TO
Arts1 Road N tie south Dissnn. Xix feet ws4e- Of
Inch plank ia beAnxs OF not less than Ilca oak
act1tn let Into The carh the e1Eh aed In betws
them. 70 2sto forLn EI1te.
Tou. un!eAa The shall be contributed Ia the n1nney
required or the Ord Lance relative " Sidewalks be
fore the 11th day OF oobe ls9 It will be built by Tie
stu the a31ezsed the PREMISES
ehalxeaa Herewith. --... .-..-..
oti.no.S1ts III. KRE1SMASN. C1tY Clerk.
, 1859-10-10

~ Ctr Ctraks = orr1cx, CutcAao, Ill o. I. 1Y,o
Publ: Eoiact e hereby Eyen. taat tha common Counc
have orders! sds ~ak The sou1h side Fulton .rt.1
ftcc pestaile street % Canal IL the Wa. D.star
.ha y !lneh ek sc.ak It n:o .he tarth TIC ea1h
t..d u Lefween thea- 20 ~ = form a7 wen grade.
Nnw. urIe4t tt s.u be 1t in the n,.auer
rcquit;1 sy the usd nee= Iel.e 70 Sidewalks On .: b.
Sne tun!s4 and th= assessed o. the ptsiasss
charxeat:e there With
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