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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-12-19
THE JOURNAL.
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rtems.-The weather continues very
pleasant, but the sleighing IS poor. +-
w. w. WARNER will teach q sing
ing school here this winter.
Tho taxes in this town are much
lower than last year.
The Transcript of Dec. 9th, states
that Joux DALE has bought the Demo
e,ot, and viii publish a paper of which
Lutte Taylor will be editor. Imagina-
ton i. great thing, bat really, Charles,
We thank you for the compliment of sup
posing us competent to edit two papers.
The St: Croiran, published at st.
Crsix Falls, by;J. D. sRrrMKRr, is neu-
train politics.
The Hudson Firemen are to have
gsIl at the Hoyt House, on Christmas
Ere. 49,
-C. P.Horr and family, Of Diamond
Bluff, have gone East to spend the win
ter.
A petition ia being circulated in
Hudson for a daily mail from Sparta to
that city. 49,
DIR. WHIpPLE 10 elected Mayor o
Prescott. 49,
-Oue of JoHx DALE's sons, aged
about twelve, was badly injured BY a
fall, yesterday:
We hear that p. V. WISE is IN
Madison and viii spend the winter there
There is to be a Christmas Party
at Prescott; also dance the same even
ing at Ru N River. ..'
We understand tho Republicans in
Hudson have held an election to deter
mine who shall be Postmaster in that
= place. .'-ss-- -.-'"
e. A.CLArP has resigned the off
ice Of County.Judge in St. Croix Co. 1t
i expected that Fl. L. HUMrHREY will
be appointed to fill the vacancy.
The Annual meeting of the st.
Croix Agricultural Society, WAS held at
the City Hotel IN Hudson, yesterday.
There is to be an Express Line be-
tween Sparta and Hudson this winter
We learn that john DALE is n can
didase for U. s. Senator from this State,
and has 50 sure thing ont" VIII the
Transcript make note of it.
-PErER McGREGoR was n arr ed
on the 9th inst. to Miss LUcRErIA Dkw-
LEY, Of Star Prairie. Good for Peter
Better late than never
The friends of Rev. VIM. SpEER
make him donation to- morrow ever
ing:
The removal of the County Seat is
beginning to attract considerable atten-
ton. Petitions largely slgnet in favor
ofrsnoving it to Sec. %, in the town
ofPerry, have been sent in to this office.
1t will also be seen by an advertisement
10 this paper that the Legislature will be
petitionsd in favor of removing it to For
estsille. A petition to this effect, well
signed, has been left here.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-12-19

w We learn that tie attempt by
the citizens o. Hudson to elect Post
master, was decided failure. Each as
pirant for the appointment is going in on
his nerve.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-12-19
From the Spanish

l would that l could utter
Ny feelings without shame,
And coll him. how l love him,
Nor wrong my virgin fame.
Alssl to seize the moment
When heart iucIines TO heart,
And press suit with passion.
Is not a woman's part.
If man comes not to gather
The roses where they stand.
They fade among the foliage;
They cannot-seek his hand.
: B,g1af.
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Aoorr,popARy. describing a dan g o

A CONTEMPORARY. describing a dan at
country village in bis neighborhood,
said: .rrhe gorgeous strings of glass
beads glistened OF the heaving bosoms
of the village bellies like rubies resting
ON the delicate surface Of q warm apple
dumping" Did you everf..,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-12-19
Minister OF tke " csIeyaH sIetIIUIISV OIIu'eH
THE PAIN KILLER


Has been tasted in every variety Of climate,
and by almost every nation known to Ameri
cans Ii is In almost constant companion
and incstimable friend of the missionary and
the traveller on sea and land. and no one
should travel on our LAKES or RlV
WITHOUT 1T.
Be sure you call foT and get the genuine
Pain Killer. as man, worthless nostrums are
attempted to be sold on the great reputation
of this valuable medicine.
2N- Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold by Dealers every where.
Price 25 cts. SOC s.. and 81, per bottle.
J. N. HARRIS d co.
Proprietors fox the Western and Southern
States.
Cincinnati. o.
Sold Wholesale and Retail "
A ID. ANDREWS & Co., River Falls, Wis.
KxAPp SToUT IL Co., Mememonee,
VIM J. WHIPPLE, Prescott
RICHARD CoURTs, ST. raal. Min.
|. s. KELLOGG, Red Wing.
DAY d JEWS, ST. Paul.
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Supper to Judge Fuller.

gave supper to Judge Fuller, on Fri
day'the 9TH inst. We copy the follow
ing report from the Star.
We were present at tho gathering of
the Bar, and officers of the ST. Croix
County Circuit Court, and supper gwen
by them, at the City Hotel, on Friday
evening last, to the Hon. S S. N. Fuller,
late Circuit Judge Of the 9Th judicial
Circuit. 1t was one of the most pleas
ant affairs of the kind, we ever had the
good fortune to participate in, and must
have been particularly gratifying to the
Judge. The time until the hous.of sup
per, 10 O'Clock, was spentin the large
parlor of the Hotel, in the most genial
sociabiity. Most of tie Bar of The Coun-
ty, and several invited guests sat down
to the well filled table. The supper was
all that the heart could desire, and the
most fastidious epicure could not have
Justly grumbled at the variety of meats,
vegetables and delicacies, nor ut the man.
ncr or way they were prepared and ar
ranged The supper lasted about an
hour, when Allan Dawson, Esq. tho
President of the evening, called the meet
ing to order, and after few appropriate
Introductory remarks, announced the
REGULAR ToAsrs.,
lst. Our Guest-Judge Fuller. We
extend to him the fraterna! hand, on his
return to the Bar.
Responded TO by Judge Fuller.
.2nd. Tie President Of the United
States. May he show himself in the
present emergency, to be the right man
IN the right place.
Sd: The Governor of Wisconsin,.
Responded to by James. B. Gray.
4th. Our invited Guests. They furn-
ish salt for this occasion.
Responded to by Marcus A. Fulton.
9Th. Thu. memory of HIlliam II. SIM
mes and d. X. McDonalG. e.
Drank standing.
9th. The American Union. May
thememories ofEthe past turn the shad-
o VS. of the present into bright future.
Responded to by S. S. Starr.
7th. The judiciary. 49,
Responded to by Judge Clapp.
9Th. The Press.
Responded to by J. S. Elwell.
9th. Tile Medical Profession.
Responded to by DR.. Thornhill.
10TH The Bar.
Responded TO BY II. A.. Wilson. j..
18th. Tie City of Hudson.
Responded 10 by Mayor Comstock.
18th. Tile Ladies. The only court in
which lawyers love to become suitors.
Responded to by Allan Dawson.
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
Our Ciieats.4 May the Lord have
mercy upon them.
Resp onded to by S. II. CIough.
Our Institutions. By S. II. Ctough.
Responded to by Z. b. Bnndy.
1a honest man. tae uo5leSt work OF
God BY II. y. Wilson.
Responded to hy |. D. Seeley.
Tile Doctors Patients. BY 4. Dow
son. Their grace silence is significant of
the professional zeal of their medical adj
visers.
Respondedto by Dr's Mignault, Thorn
bill, and Hoyt. 49,
Our Fost and hostess-Ar. and Mrs.
Henninq. BY E. A. Clapp. .-
Our District attorney. BY E. A.
Clapp.
Responded to by Dennis futile.
May a palmetto never rare ouer Ike
grave Of Washington. BY James B.
Gray.
Resp ,nded to by A. Dawson.
To the Officer Dho' 20 detect crime,
,ciH sacrifice personal Inclination. BY
a. Dawson
Responded to by Stephen Young.
Speeches, sentiment, song, wit and hu-
NOR lasted until after one o'clock in the
morning when the meeting broke up.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-12-19

AN indiscreetperson is like an unsealed
letter, which every one may read. but
which lie seldom considered worth read
'ng.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-12-19

THE mau who travels on st, .in of
ideas" will be very apt to know more
about the. world than he who travels on y
on a strain of cars"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-12-19

A BEAUTIFUL definition Of forgiveness
is that of the dafa and dumb one who
defined it as "odor which flowers yield
when trafnbled upon
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TERMS.

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WEEKLY (52 {" e.
To ofuas--schai- Wssty: I've eories tor
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copy will be sent. For club Of Forty. va
send The DAILY TRIBUNE gratis one y,ar
Weekly: Three copies for Ss, Eight cesrsa
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81 20 each per annrnl. the papcr to be adj
dressed to each ST bscribcr To elabsof Tw,.,-
ty, we send an extra COPY.
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one extra TO him who seae. ,as tho n, gae.
Fer each club Of One HHl4sisedf Tsr rBs.i.r
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be plail.lT written
PaymeRs ALWAYS IN advance. address
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PARADISE MILLS
HUDSON CITY, WISCONSIN,

THE SUBSCRIBERS keep constantly ON
l. hand at their Mills on Willow River. a
short distance from the steamboat landing, a
large quantity of Fine, Superfne, and Extra
Superfne Flour, Corn Meal, Buckwheat
Flour, Bran, Shorts, Middlings, and all
kinds of Mill Feed, Provender, &C., &c.
The subscribers feel confident that with the
facilities they possess. they can compete sue
cessfully with any like establishment.
Persons coming from distance with grists
viii be promptly attended TO. The best brands
Of flour put up in halt, quarter and eighth bar
rel sacks, and for sale at wholesale and retail.
Cash paid for wheat and all other kinds OF
grain. Please give US call.
cox d GREEN.
Hudson. June Is, 1857. tiff.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-12-19

Christmas will come in Decembes this
year, about the 25th- Ia
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-12-19
THE TRIBUNE
FOR 1861.
PROSPEGI9Js.


90
The XXth Volume Of the WEEKLY TRrB-
UNE commenced with the Issue of Sep,. /.
During the past year The Tribune has been
obliged to devote quite a large proportion of
its space to Politics, but We shalt soon be able
to fOrego Political discussion almost entirely,
for months if not for ,rcars, and Geyoie near
ly all our columns to subjects of less intense,
but more abiding, Interest, Among these, we
| mean to pay especial attention 10.
!, EDUoA whole subject Of Edit
cation. both Popular aud General. will be dig
cussed in our columns throughout the year
1861, and we hure 10 elicit in that discussion
| sc me Of the profounsest thinkers and the
ablcst instructors III our country. 1t is at
once our hope ard our resolve that the cause
of Education shall receive ain itpctas from the
exertiOns of THE 1aIBUSE in its behalf during
the year 1861.
III. AGRIcULTtRE.-We lave been comrtll.
ed to restrict our calculations of this great in
terest Throughout 1860. and shall endca, or IN
alone therefor in 1861. w ateyer, deduction.
demonstration. is calculated To rendar the r..
ward of Labor devoted to cultivation moro
ample or more certain, shall receive pumpt
and full attention.
III. MANUFACTUSEs, tEC.--Wc hail every
invention or enterprise whereby Americans
Capital and Labor are attracted to and al
vantageously employed in any department of
Manufacturing or Mechanical Industry as a
real contribution TO the Public Veal, ip.ur.
ing anplcr. stcadier, more con euicnt. moro
relnunerating markets TO the Farmer, with
fuller employment and better wages to, tn.
l.a'nrer. The progress q Mining. Iron AIat-
ing, Steel Making, Cloth Weaving. DC. re-,
in our country and the world. shall be watch
ed and reported by Us with All earnes, and
active sympathy.
~. FoRElex AfrAias-wc employ fhe
best correspondents in Londor. Paris, Trr:r
Berlin, and other European c; pitas, to trans
nit lis early Ind accurate adriccseof the erca,
changes there silently but certainly rreparinr.
In spite ofthe pressure OF Do,q.siic Politiss..
our %ews from the Old World is now varied
and ample : but we shall have to render il
more perfect during The eI:ntfaI yS4ar'irot hc.'
fore Us.
V. HcME NEws- We employ regular hal4i
correspondents in Califor. ia, at the Is,lnu.
of Darien. in the Rocky Mountain Gold. re.
gion. and wherever else they seem .lcou;site
From the more accessible portions of our own.
country. we erive our ilttr nation m,;nFv
from the mulifarioUs CORRESPONDENTS of IN.
Associated Press from OH ca changes and u =,
occasional letters OF ia:.lL enf friends. W.
aim to print the Cheapest general us,x-snarer
with the fullest arid most III thcptlc vi, ramarv
OF useful Intelligence. that in anywhere al
forded! Hoping TO ''makr eaeh day a er;,ic.
on the iast." AID print n l.siter and ,bettsr
paper from wear to year! IA orr rscans arc
steadily enlarged thro:'gh The generous co-op-
Grafton Of our many well-wisi efs. we solicit.
and shall labor to deserve, a continuance ofs
public favor. - s,-:.e
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DIR. S. o. RItHiIDS 0N'S
SHERRY. YlHE ;BEIllRs>
The Celebrated New England
Remedy.
HhBl7UAL CONSTIPATION.
Jgnndice, Fever and Agms !,
General Debility, ana ALI
: Diseases, arising, from u
blsorGcred Stomach,
- LIVER or R0M1.fa


m HEY are usei and recommended Lv
Il leading Physicians ofthe sountrv. AMI
all who try then, pronounce, iheAs siayalra-
bic. RI ~-,fs
DE-. JhMESL. EEErEhE.; writes f ON
Navarro, Stark Co., Ohio. "the Is tiers arc
highly praised by those suffering from in
digestion. dyspepsia ard lirescstnplainr"
On. WM. NJ. KERR. of Rogers, He, Ind
writes us that they are the most valuable med
icine offered. He has recommended then,
with great suecess and With them Rsde se,.
eral cures of palPitation of 'h' heart and gen
eral debility.
e. S. DAVIS, Postma-ter at n ilian-, rff :
Ohio. says "they give great satisfac,icu.
use them myself having tak-n cold. become
prostrate and lost my appetite. 1t re- cved
me, and can r1cemIDSnd il With great as
surnce of its mcrits'
THOMAS STANFORD Etq.. Blountsv IT,.
Henry Co. Ind. ties as lsng !, .trr. un.'
der date Of May g. 1859: Ho Els much re-
duced, hive been, afflicted for three years
with gr at nervous debility palriss'ien II thu
heart OF the most severe and rfo+traffng efIs.
aeter. CATER using fey. bottles was co.,,I
plctely restored, atd'am new in robEst
health"
GEORGE W. HOFFMAN SAYS he VA.
afflicted with rh-umatIfrn for twenty years
III MI Tvs al louS "a III rts
| ter he had been two wears we'll the Biters
| effecting the cure, when severol b stefan al.
tending him could do him 10 good tis
says, "for rheRmatisin. dyspepsia, liver COM
rlains, kidney affection. or drnlsy. it i. as
spec fc certain remedy. :,
j. W. HUNT writes rom Dr1ebos, Allen
Co, Ohio. ca ssctien where Fever and Aruo
prevailsl that he mqai, chetfp'ly recommends
| them of decided merit in all cases Of FEVER
AND AGUE. DYSPEPSIA, AND GEN
ERAL DEBILITY: 80
d. X. .GALLEHERS. NJ. D..awt:tts from,
Van Vert. Ohio, 81 most respectfully recon-
mend the Sherry Wine Bitters to the notire
| Of Dyspeptic persons and to all wlo reauirs
| stimulating m dirine. : ->%t--- -
SUCH NEWS WE ARE SRY.,
CEIVING DAILY.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY
EACH BOTTLE.
They are sold by Medicine Dealers generally
Price u. cts per bottle.
| ]. n. HARRIS d co. Cincinnati. o
Prcprictors for the Southern aud Western
| States. to whom address all orders.
For sale by
AID Andrews d Co. River Falls Wir.
KNAPP Stout 4 Co I6non,orcs ~
WIN. J. WHIppLE. PRESCOTT
R.~HARD CoTRrs 81. Paul Min,
I. S. KsLkoGd' Red Wing. "'
DAY d JENxR: 81. PsuL ~
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PERRY DAVIS

-s1<SsnGe~A=-<~
PERRY DAVIS
: - VEGETABLES .
p AIN killer
THE GREAT
FAMILY MEDICINE OF TIE AGE.
wy ask the attention of The tra,.e and
w the public to this long and unrivaied.
FAMILY MEDICINE.
For the cure of CoL ~. CotGHs. EAKSroa'
ACH AND GENERAL DsBiLiTY, INDIGESTION.
CR.nr AND PAIN IN STOMACH. Bowel CON-
rIr1r. CoIIc. Dl.RRHGA. CHOLERA, &c, dc.
And for Fever and AEue.
There is not! ing better. It has been IA
vorablv known for more than twenty years
to be the
ONLY SURE Specific
For the many diseases incident 10 the human
family.
Internally and Externally
1t works equally sure.
What stronger proof of these facts can he
produced than the following letter received
unsolicited from Rev. A. ". Curtis:
ROMEO, NAooMB Co. Mich, July 9, 1860.
MEssRs. J. n. HARRIS q Co.
Gcutle,nan:-The confidence l have In
Perry Davis Pain Killer AS i remedy foi
Colds, Coughs. Burns Srrains and Rheuma-
tjsm, for the cure Of which / have successful
| IL used it, induce me t, cheerfully recon-
| mend lis virtues to others:
A few months ago had recourse to 1T to
| destroy felon although had never heard
| of its being used for that purpose. but having
| no other remedy at hani 1 applied the Pain
| Killer freely for about fifteen minutes at even
ing, and re cated III. application very briefly
| the next morning. which entirely destroy ed
/ the felon. and increased my confidence IN the
utility of the remedy. Yours truly.
| a. VI. CURTIS,
4 IL - (,lnrch
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-28
T'cot..TOot.sTsO.O.t!

Douglas is blowing the Disunion horn
once more. "Elect me or the Union
goes to smash" loot ! "Put down
the Republicans and elect me or the I'm.
ion is not worth preserving" loot
foot j.. "Put Lincoln aud Breckenridge
down and put me up, or the Union is now
dissolved loot loot loot A mod
est man Mr.. Douglas is. Compare that
haranguc of his, reported in to days pa
per, which Mr.. Lincoln's Letter Of Ac-
ccptance, and learn the difference be-
tween drivel and decency, between effron-
terry and modesty. Say our candidate ::
Imploriug the assistance of Divine
Providence, and with due regard to the
views aud feelings of all who were repre-
sented in the Convention +; to tho rights
of all the States aud Territories, and the
people Of the nation to the inviolability
Of the Constitution and the perpetual
union, harmony, aud prosperity Of all, l
am most happy to CO. operate for the prac-
ticle success Of the principles declared
by the Convention
Read what the little dodger says and
ask in whose hands the Union would be
safest Press and Tribune.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-28
OUR NEXT PRESIDENT.

% We present, at the head Of our editor
ial columns, this week, the likeness Of
HONEST OLD ABE,' tic next
President Of the Uuitcl States. That
he is handsome, we do not claim, but We
do claim that he shows the strong mind.
cd, self reliant, honest character that cv-
cvry one who knows him, Douglas inclu
ded, says belongs to him. The people
have got tired Of having those "old pub.
lie functionarics rule over them, and
have concluded to elect man who has
not for years been surrounded by host
Of hangers on who always want fat Of.
fee. We say let US have a presiden,
who has not spent the best Of his days il
Washington society, which is enough tc
contaminate q saint.
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more populous than she now is, and as
similar strife, with similar results, is liza.
bic to come on at any time under the
squatter Sovereignty doctrine Of the
Douglasi,es, we would urge all patriotic
/" Hawk Eyes to act with the Republi-
cans, for with slavery prohibited in the
Territories, no such strife could arise
and Iowa would receive her share Of all
emigration. We are glad tina; the Dem,
ocrat has called the attention of its read
ers to this matter and We hope they will
examine the matter closely for then they
will see that Douglasism, for there is no
such thing as Democracy now, is fraugh'
with evil tc the States as well as the ter
ritorics.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-28
The BOOhOos.

The last Cedar Democrat contains
nearly column of matter in which it
attempted to show that Iowa has suffered
because emigration has been turned to-
wards the territories. 1t admits that the
attention Of the public has been turned
to the settlement Of the territories in or
der to keep them from becoming slave
territories, and yet it lays it all to the
Republicans. We are willing to admit
the statement Of the Democrat that emf
grafton has been turned to the ,crritor
les to the manifest injury Of Iowa, aud
We will now cndeayor to show that the
Douglasites are alone responsible for it.
We will here remark that it is curious to
hear Douglasites complain because these
enisrants have gone by US to the terri
tories, when it is only few mouths
since they were deuouncing these same
emigrants as the "scum and ofr.scour-
iugs f." Of fanatical New England.
A few years ago slavery was prohibited
ia the territories west of US, and they
would have been settled up as other ter.
ritories have been, slowly, but the Doug.
lasites not being willing to I" to let we'll
enough alone" repealed that prohibitory
Law, and opened the territories to slavery
with all its devastating evils. Then
commenced q strife between the friends
offseedom and the friends of slavery. to
determine which should possess that fair
land. This strife caused Kansas to he
settled up in an incredibly short time,
and caused thousands to 20 there who
might otherwise have stopped in Iowa.
Yes, this strife has injured Iowa, an,
the Douglasites alone are responsible 70,
IL. Their futile efforts to shift the rcs
possibility on to the Republicans is II,
doubt smart, but they alone will feel tn,
smartness Of it. Had not the Doupla,
ties repealed the Missouri compromise
ieha would Nc ,lnuh, have been mu,]
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-28
SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of a special execution to me direct
ed, issued from the Office of the Clerk of the hi,
trict Court, in and for the County OfCedar and
State OF Iowa, in favor Of Anthony T. Burae
and against Andrew Moore, ! have levied upon
the following property, as the property Of the
said Andrew Moore, to wit:
The northwest quarter of the northeast quar-.
ter of section thirty six (3s) in seventy.
nine l79) north Of range two (2) west Of the 5th
r. NJ. with the appurtenances thereon; said
land situated in Cedar county, Iowa;
And shall offer the same for sale at public out
cry, at the Court House door in the town of Tip.
ton, in said county, on Saturday. 2sth day oi
july A. d. ls6b, between the hours Of 8
O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock p. II of said dsy. to
satisfy said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon.
Dated, this 26th day OF June, A. b. 1850.
J. l.. BRADSHAW
Pr. fee $500 Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-28

neA- The Annual Meeting of the stock
holders of the Mississippi and Missouri
Railroad took place yesterday. The at
tendance was better than at any previous
meeting. Fourteen thousand FIVE hund
red and eighty shares were represented.
The old board was reelected with one
exception, j. b. Crinnell being elected
in place Of A. c. Flagg. The present
board are Messrs. J. A. Dix, L, II.
Tows, +. w. Durham, New York; W.
b. Ogden, N. b. Judd, Chicago; John
K. Henry, Hiram Price, Davenport j.
b. Grinnell, Poweshiek county : J. Scott
Richman, Muscatino. At q meeting OF
the Directors, John A.. Dix was re.
elected President; 4. H. lows, Treas.
urcr; Hiram Price, Secretary; j. T.
Tracy, Superintendent. --Dop, Gazette.