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1860 GREAT SOUTHWESTERN MAIL ROUTE. II
RICHMOND & YORK RIVER RAILROAD.

RICHMOND & YORK RIVER RAILROAD
ON and after MONDAY March ls 1850, Pas "a rg W1
~ senger Trains will depart ~ ~ II
PROM kICHM0ND
Daily Except sundays) at NJ
Tuesdays and Fridays, at T. M
FROM WHITE HOUSE
Daily Except Sundsys) ......4A r. NJ
Tuesdays and Fridays, al A. NJ
STEAMER SEA BIRD LEAVES NORFOLK,
Mondays and THURSDAYS, A. NJ
LEAVES WHIrE-HOUsE
Tuesdays and Fridays at A. NJ connecting with Cars both ways
Stage leaves Whelouse Tuesdays and Fridays at
Al returning Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Wakerton stage White House Mondays and Thursdays at
A. NJ returning same days.
Freight Trains and arrive at Richmond Wednesdays and
saiurdays TH0s. r. SHARP,
ia23 Superintendent.
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RAILROADS, &C.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
g w. 49, 49,
Mail and PasSenger Trains,

Mail and Passenger Trains,
FAVE Riehrond daily at 6S0 A. NJ for Gordobsye, Char
ottesve stsunon and intermediate points Connecting at
e with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad for Alex
staons and at charlottesville with their
trains for Lynchburg.
Passengers points OF stanton, wishing directly
through train Mondays Wednesday and Fridays
Stages with the train Goshen for Lexington Va
for Warm Springs at Jackson River for CovngtSn
White Sulphur Springs Lewsburg, &C.
Passengers for Lexington directly through daily except
sunday On Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays they will take
the Stage at staunton.
~ Through Tickets for Lynchburg, Lexington Va Warm
SPRING. White su phur Lewsburg Va, &c. can be procured at
the Ticket Ofice. THO3. DODAMEAD,
mhl8 General Superintendent.
Office Va Central Railroad Company March 20th, 1860
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- 70 terces prime Rice
300 bbls. prime New Orleans MolaS;ei
% bbls "Eev York" Syrup
1000 sides Sole Leather
BOO pkg5 GreeH and Black Teas, (sore prince
300 bags Ginger Pepper and Spice
20 bales Cloves and Cinnamon
800 bxs. Glass; 50 bbls. Tanners OIL
300 bxs. "Huls Extra" and Rosin Soap
300 dos. Brooms; 800 do Buckets
1900 reams Letter Cap and Wrapping Paper IA.
300 bales Csndlevick and Irvine, for sale 70 we 49,
low tfe2s-u1 TIHsLEY, TARBY WlLl lAan-
DLOWs..-LVipgston POWs, Nos /, an land 4hst h''a
IL cast Points
uvngston's Pows Nos and left hand cast Poinn IA
Livingstone improved Piovs, Nos 224, ard ie' "-'
wrought Points -. "A "A Al
Minor Horizons Flows, Nos is, Ism, isH, nv, !" 'h'''
cast Points - n
Wiley OOneklns Flows, Nos s. L. 6k, sH, IL, % s''
cast Points ,.,l
Rehs Iron Beam Piovs, Hoa y, n N, and ~nhhs''H'
Points
HIside and eubsoi Piows . LA
Davis McCormickb Plows
ossns for he above Pov siv'y On s,ld ,os 90
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TgVfE steamer Curtis Peek vI, after Monday . -rFIk
r.Et. Och lls. discontinue running o-,sren s-s-saAl
p.-..rr.e.H ana Norfolk. Until further notice
r Steamer Glen Cove. Captain o-.rd, VII continue me
r..- between r. par;, Portsmouth and Norfolk leaving
q. ar Eaczs.s regularly, every Monday Wednesday ana
Ig mornings tl O'Clock, precisely Ali Ftlfn e'eh al
.- r. % UA-kINS
TVsIE RALrI WORE AND SAVANNAH .S5FFfT,
lh-tIr COMPANY composed ut list-c.iss
f.r- s running regularly between me above ports,
s- t shipped f. savannah, Che Interior of The states oi
G.t and Alabama, % Railroad t1u savannah, VIII have
-.-..... .I,.rHon C. d. BELT IT., AGENT
Baltimore
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A RTIFIoIIAAFLc FEfa5EFEE1 h:7 PROCESS SAD

A RTIFICIAL TEETH.
n TIE CHEOPLASTYC PROCESS Sssse&A--l
al W JONES, DEsrisr having purchased The Y TSN>(FS
rlrht for the above node Of making Teeth, and be-
of n. absolute superiority over the gold silver
r patua method with confidence commend 70 an VINO
nav desire i or partial Of Teeth-and especially to such as
nav be dissatisfied with those they using In this process
Of The objections gold plate removet-the svoS be
perfs secures comfort and stability the htand TIE teeth
being embedded METAL the food Is excluded from under
between them therefore stronger, cleaner smoother
and In every respect better.
IN consequence perfect adaptation Of the plate 70 The
mouth and e suction thereby secured he insert one or more
teeth tt easpand In AL guarantee perfect and sat
kfactory A. charge.
This method hAng been those stand
g hghestin The profession North and South testimonials will be
given and specimens exhibited who desre them
Those Wishing 70 exchange The old method for the new their old
onse h0g1 rsn " ~, kqn shNG esI-ly
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
STERE0SC0PIC EMPORIUM.
f. ANTHONY,
sos broadway, New York.

jfter May LIST, 1860, at Sol BROADWAY, Two doom
from ST. Nicholas HOteL
FINHE STERE0SC0PE Is the most Hstr t,rri,jac ~
l. sing and exciting Of moderA oyentlsns.
None are no yoHg none tao Oh, To INTELLIGENT none 10
,-nedtcdtsd " acknowledge is worth and beatty
ersryiohere.
presents to view every part Of the world in sie ~
onthe spot.
Photographers everywhere exploring Europe ,a lfis,
Ie.ths of1e' IH are coHstfHnv spr-li1 oi.r .,,c.
dom England scotland Ireland Wales Franc Belgium Hsi
sWzerland Spain The Rhine versaes & Cloud Porianas
tweres it4y Turkey Egypt Athens the Holy Land Chins 10.
Ola, Crystal PalaeeasO, 6roups Historical ~ marriage
scenes; ersah15t scenes pic nes saIua:y, Sc Sc A zqu
taedra Ct France Italy &c &c The effect Of these Illuminated
views Is most reHdykd6k.
Every gentleman and refined taste should have IA rs
AmnsInon some OF our eLgu riCics gas with reyoE
ing ssteosope showing W - 10 or 100 Nothing be
i'n nd 81 , ~ PICTURESQUE and the beautiful.
tographic wonder They taken In ff parf .snd
ana ythng no matter AoW rdpidyd mGyJe 70rng de-
Iced as sharply and distinctly had been perfectly At rest
This gives additional value b-aues Of nature
'.du' ple ed1a Y AMI h1oOn. The process discovery
.on and Paris large orders for Anthonys Vezs
American life andscenery.
Amog other things We have just pubhe sereos,opc usfa
IONS Of ne scene Of the PCIroS STREET MEEISG
many he. lee amherst The particulars Of this viii be found
Our Catalogue Of subjects and prices will be forwarded to soy
Parties at distance sending US a. Is sio gtg 400 mr. s5 ran
lave goo Instrument and such pictures they may require
Views alone, without Instrument be sent by mail
ra Is VINO ~sh to be advised Of anything really vaasb 10
the line That comes out their names place on record
ana We viii keep them posted at expense
Men 9tsre will find Photography fascinating de-
Aghtiu amusement We prepared out dmaur With
everything necessary for their success together instructions
How TO take stereOscopic Pictures"
e ANTHONY
Importer and Manufacturer OF Photographic Materials stereo
;opes and stereoscopic Views
~ Merchants from every section the country are respect
July Invited TO make Of our stock A. our discount
70 the trade will be liberal
To PI0ToGRAPHERs-Prst class sereoseope Negatives
wanted
send BY mall print unmouned, with price Of Negative
lCni this ont for future reference fg2l-dim
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Fire Insurance, Marine insurance.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
oYnoE No l8l MAN STREET, RcHMoSD,VA'

CASH CAPITAL, $2OO,OOO.
CHARTERED in 1892 and having during It's existence OF twenty
six years claims for loss to the extent CT largely over
MILLION OF DOLLARS, refers to the history oil INC
adordng the very best guarantee for the iutue
Being VIRGINIA COMPANY Its profits are distributed
her citizens and It's Capital promote the success OF her
Commercial and Mechanical Industry. . .
nv the long acquaintance OF this Institution with the nsurng
Public II has become familiar their interests aud no pains
will spared information withheld the part Of us omce
that will tend TO insure accuracy and give satisfaction
and Country Merchants can e very
country insurance already secuTed-o hy Respectable
citizens In almost every portion OF the State. 4,
Applications for Fire Marine Insurance. addressed 10 tne
W. L. CowARDIN, President
wutr,N Wills IL Secretary mhl9-ly
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SOUTH-SEDE RAILROAD.
ANDAFTER MONDAY THE 22d AU-ET,
" gust, the passenger Trains will as follows 2k&
PROM PETERSBURG TO LYNCHBURG.
Mall daily $3.50 A. NJ reaches Lynchburg at 1885
p NJ. .
Passenger daily except Sundays, at AS ~,
reaches Lynchburg atl2SO A. NJ
PROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG.
Train daily at II A. ~, reaches Petersburg at NJ
Trains starts daily except Sundays at lO5O T. NJ
reaches Petersburg at $50 4. NJ.
These with daily trains TO the Springs Knox
vile, Nashville Memphis &c. 70 New Orleans
This is the shortest and most expeditions route TO all pars
Tennessee Alabama Mississippi LOUISIANA Arkansas and Texas
City Point leaves Petersburg daily except Sundays at
IA NJ 10 Noon aud City Point at $50 NJ and 1880 NJ
Extra trains 10 and from all the steam packets when ne
II. D. BIRD,
auql General superintendent.
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nOnRuGATRn WuOuGHT Iron Ann

" WIRE RAILING-Secured by Letters PATENT Admirably
adapted enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries Balcony
&c Sheep and OK Hurdle Patent Wire, sacking Bead
stead with every variety Of Folding Iron Besdsead
Furniture Wire Coal Screens Ore Sand and Gravel
Screens Wire Netting for Mosquito, Sheep Poultry other
purposes Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire Work In great
riety, for Gardens &c.
No 535 Market, NJ T. Sixth street. Phladelphia
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BLOWS! PLOWS!! PLawS!!!-No EXCUSE PoR
GOING NORTH TO BUY PLoWs.-The subscriber makes ey-
cry variety Of Flows known Southern farmers planters
recommends especially his Southern FOe which uses three
sizes and shapes of oeboards each Pow, thus adapting
every variety OF soil. p H. srARKH,
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MERCHANTS
INSURANCE COMPAN Y
Office No. 153 Main ST., Richmond
MARINE INSURANCE on Vessels, Cargo and Freight ,- -
INLAND INSURANCE Goods transported by rivers cAna OF
land carriage. . M H..
FIRE INSURANCE Merchandise generally, Dwelling Houses
Warehouses, and other Buildings In town or country
POLICIES Issued at current rates. and losses promptly pa
DIRECTORS:
JOS K. Anderson, James Dunlop, sahIei = u'HTy'
Jas l.. Appeson, L. W. Glazebrooki IN i Sn 80
Dii ! Rnr- Geo n She'll John D. Quarles,
VIM Breeder, r. d. Heath, D. steaTns
g. y. Watson seull j. Harrison, yon1 " shI'oA'
Vim. II. Christian, Miller, T. n s Thn'a, "
John Dooey, VIM g. Paine -, NJ Ja an STs pr.st '
II Mox-,arx ssc,v apl2
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DUBBER BOOTs.-The best boots that can be worn for
III Dhng wearing much longer than Leather being per-
fsctly dry,H feaa W. wAIsHh
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NOTICE.
TO THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA AND


ITO THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA AND
NORTH CAR0LINA-We would call attention Of Farmers
Virginia and North Carolina the fact that
featuring the justly celebrated eser Tesher Cleaner
GER, for grain and would advise those In Of superior
chine TO send forward their orders.
First premiums awarded ss ThTeser at the Central Ag
hculura Fair held here October last also at the State Fair
held In Petersburg Its advantages all other Teshrs
invented consists In It's being portable rrshng much cleaner
and supecedng the necessity Of running through the Fan Mill
One half the force usually employed all other machines will be
grain for market
We take pleasure reng few the lars est wheat grew
who using these machines for their superior merits
Messrs Robert r. Sims Of Turkey Island VIM Harrison, Up
Brandon wism Gee, Prince George; d. Walker HaNa
HencO; Jas W. Taylor Richmond VIM Ballard Preston Mont
gomery Adolph D Henrico Thos. J. Green Warenon,
Thos. Carter Henrco together with many others Of the
largest and best farmers In Virginia.
No pains expense will be shared 10 the selection NJ materials
or In the workmanship TO produce such machines viii be
quaied by any now in use.
fss JOHN W. CARDwELL 4 co.
- EuOVAL.--We beg leave TO inform friends and the
public generally removed to iroaont
Main and Franklin where
largely facilities manufacturing all
Hoe show the largest complete
assortment Of STOVES RANGES, FURNACES, BRITANNIA
house. either North South We have magnificent
GAS FXTURFs OF all kinds and shall continue
PLUMBING GAS STEAM FITTING, TIN PATENT
ROOFING business with largely force
and facilities assuring that
sal attend To all orders with prompnrss
years past hope receive continuance The
new house.
PORTABLE GAs-woRKs put up In tovn and country
fe2 CHARLES d. YALE 4 co.
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uggTE \ BRADBURRY'S PIANOS.
RICHMOND PIANO FORTE MANUFACTORY,
AND GENERAL DEPOT OF
Foreign and American Music and Musical
Instruments.

Foreign and American Music ana MUSICAL
Instruments.
DORR & RADE, 29O d 2Sl, BROAD STREET,
TTAyING associated th ems-y In the above bus y..
mess respectfully invite public attention 10 sss3t<
tlsr large assortment Of Pianos and other Musical ri
Instruen on hand and such guarantees as ~
will satisfy ous purchaser They also keep on hand
he largest AMI choicest o. Music semuas Academies
Institutions Learning &C. will end % their advantage 10 deal
with as AS e are prepared cell Music &C, at Northern prices
Pianos warranted for i've years ana Kept n
tune months aud exchanged within SIX months theA iA
satisfaction 20 The purchaser We also Keep large
assortrnen; OF the hest Northern uanuactones
Particular paid 20 orders from the country, and per
sons can the siu execution Of their orders
Tuning promptly attended 10
Old Pianos taken 10 exchange. Please address
OCT buNh hiDh, hothnouu
NOTICE or CO-PAR CNEtSSHEP.- LUTHER
y LIBBY Of Richmond and ABRAHAM BURTON, Of Peters
burg Va have formed coparnshP, under The style Of LIBBY
BURTON the purpose Of conducting Grocery snip
ChandI,ry and Commission business, az the old
stand Of Luther Libby goth and Cary streets richmond
LUTHER LIBBY,
ABRAHAM BURTON.
Richmond, geb. 10th, 1sCO.
HAVE 70 Offer ny NY friends and customers for for
er liberal patronage and toNk continuance OF ne same
10 the business ~ LIBBY 4 BURTON LUTHER LlEbl
Richmond, Feb. 10, 1850 te-z-u
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SHIP BROk EEfAGE.
yHE undersigned have this day formed under
the style OF LsPAUGH READ for the purpose Of con
Quoting the SHIP BROKERAGE business respectfully solicit
the patronage Of their friends and the public
A. MILLsPAUGH
JAMES @. READ
Cary and 18th streets, near the Dock
Richmond January lst 1861. y2-ly
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RRAND QUITTING.

rHNE undersigned having removed his shop under the T0BAC
co EXCHANGE 18th and Cary begs leave 10 in
form his and the Public generally that he
all work (Which he TN in
and at hhortest pos ble notice II
you Brand for Tobacco Flour Graa bags Machinery any
other articles you manufacture send your orders ard We
the reasonable
tee 10 give you entire satisfaction.
Also Branding Brushes Kew Checks Brass Letters
&c. A T. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
Under Tobacco Exchange.
Cor Carxsf u.
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Ty,HE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE TO MANUFACTURE WINS
Ky az An The various grades, from good plain WHISKY TO
~ YER est article from RYE Our Matted Rye Whisky
admitted by who have tried Il 10 be unsurpassed Having
quality vith any Whisky made in this State any other
8"'-'' " ny p. STRARNS CO.,
18th street, between Main and Cary,
a.e ri Edmond, Virgins.
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~ III ~ ~" TT EI1"IIIs
HECTOR DAVIS. Al
FRANKLIN STREET. RICUNl

FHANkLIN sIREET, RICHMOND va
ELH sLANks, both publicly and privately Persons epir,
- their Slaves 10 him, obtaining tn I'M,
market prices.
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DICKSON. NJ ELL "a
DICKINSON, HILL n CO.,

their old stand Of Wall and Franklin s,r,.,, ~
n continue to sell NEGROES both publicly and prystl,
Persons entustng their Negroes TO u.s. may be
the highest market price for them.
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$1,000 REWARD!

lFANY persons, including conductors OF pub
WI lie presses, have shown their ignorance, no
- nm thcir zeal. I'm charming The Dlstllers
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-04-12
BY Al CTlIORITY.
CHAPTER a.

An act to repeal part of the sixth section
of chapter ninety three Of the acts Of the
Seventh General Assembly, entitled an act
to authorize the construction of Bridges in
the State of Iowa.
SECTION !. Be ueaacted by the General
-issembly Of tie State Of L~o. That so
much of section 6, chapter %, of the acts
Of the Seventh General Assembly as pro-
vides that the provisions of said section
providing for draw shall not be held to
apply to the Des Moincs river above q
point Immediately below the bridge known
as Scott's bridge in Polk County, aud so
much of said section as declares said river
not navigable above that point be and the
same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. This act to be in force from
and after its publication in the Weekly
Iowa State journal and the Iowa State
Register.
Jous EDWARDS,
Speaker Of the House cf Representatives
Nicholas J. Rrscu,
President of the Senate.
Approved March Cd, 1860.
SAMUEL }. kIRkWOOD.
!, Elijah Sells, Secretary of State o,
Iowa hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true copy from the original roll on file in
my Office.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary of State.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-04-12

sell Win tue luea tnut ne Sn0ulu nave
it all his own way coming home, and, as
he thought he looked very well, quite
killing on horseback, he felt as if but
little remained besides to win him Lilly's
sweet couscnting yes. The drive home
would do it.
On Epson Downs they arrived, and
bravely entered the best place on the
hill which all know, of course, is long
way from the Grand Stand
Murchisson had combined everything,
but he did not go; he thought it better
to keep away--he had his own game to
play.
We cannot say who won the cup, nor,
indeed, any Of the stakes We ouly know
that the day was "pet one for our eli
mate at that season, and Lily suprcmcly
happy, for Gray was constantly beside
her; but then John Doc and her father
were SO likewise. A little annoyed with
her at last, for what he fancicd some
thing Of coquetry on her part, in even
speaking to the other (overs are so un-
reasonably, Gray Russell sauntcrcd off
towards the Grand Stand John Doe,
who had not quilted his tall horse,
watched whittier he had gone, and then,
unable to resist the temptation of show
iag off his hoIsemanship, and relieving
his rival secure from harming his cause
with Lilly, Oft he went, at sort of long
canter, half trot, half run, worthy the
brute he bcstrode and his own equestrian
- 4 Il
That fellows on foot, and I'm on
'ossback, thought cockney. And be.
fore he could get back, I'll return in a
and gallop.'
We must give sketch Of lIusou' 5
scheme to poiut our tale.
Lilly was to be left by both her father
and John Doe as soon as the races were
nearly over, and then, at given point of
the course, as both would not leave her
together, for John was to 60 first, lIuson
to follow him, they were to meet; Euson
was to mount the horse, and the other
returning, was to tell Lily that he was to
drive her off the Downs, as her father
was with friend waiting beyond the
ring.
Thus she could not object; and once
alone with her, he felt his suit assured
Of success And Huson thought that
certainly jealousy must urge Gray then
or never to propose.
We ought here to state that Huson
was making compl tc eats paw Of John
Doe !; he never would have consented to
his suit with Lilly if she, in the perver-
sity Of woman's nature, had fallen in love
with him; he cared little about wound
ing the young mans affections, for even
John Does have the like. Knowing well
that Lily never would marry him, Huson
warmly espoused his cause, and entered
INTO every project, as he said, to enable
the other to win her; Poor Johnny Doe !.
1t will seem very curious, but true,
that what they had all taken so much
trouble to combine, we mean Lilvs re-
turn without her father another, with
out an effort Of previous thought COM
passed.
lro BR CosrlSrxpi
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-04-12

AN ACT prohibiting the officers Of
Counties and other munich pal corpora.
tions from dealing in the indebtedness
of their counties or corporations.
SECTION |. Ee II cnac'ed dy The Gen.
eral assembly tMe .Sote c,' Inca, That
no officer Of any county or other munich
pal corporation, Or any deputy or en-
pioyee Of such officer, Shall either
directly or indirectly be permitted to take,
purchase, or receive in payment, ex-
change, or IN any way whatever. any
warrant, scrip, or other evidence Of in.
dcbtcdnc>s OF any county, or municipal
corporation, or any demand against tho
county, or other municipal corporation.
for less ac:"unt than that expressed en-
the face of the warrant, scrip, or other
evidence of indebtedness or demand.
Src. :. 1t shall be the duty of the
Treasurer of every county, or other mu-
nlclpal corporation, when he shall receive
any warrant, or scrip, or other evidence
of Indebtedness If any county or munic-
ipaI corporation, to endorse thereon the
date its receipt, from whom received and
what amount
SEC, 3. Any officer Of any county, or
other municipal corporation, or any
deputy or employees Of such officer, who
violates any of the pr Visions of this act,
shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor,
and on conviction thereof shall be fined
bot less than one hundred dollars and not
more than five hundred dollars for each
oEence
SEC. I This act to take effect and
be in force from and after its publication
according to law.
JOHN EDW ARDS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
NICHOLAS j. RCSCH,
President Of the Senate
Approved March 9th. 1860
SAMIE Ell }. kIRkWOOD.
! | hereby certify tha, the foregoing is
true copy iron. the original roll on file ia
my office. ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary Of State
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-04-12
CHAPTER 90.

An act to authorize the Governor of the
State ofIowa to provide for the protection
of certain citizens thereof. to guard against
Indian depredations, and making appropria-
ton therefor.
SECTION ]. BE it enacted by The Gene
raj assembly Of The .Smfe of kopa, That
for the purpose Of protecting the citizens OF
the northwestern portion Of the State, and
enabling them to defend themselves against
the threatened depredations of marauding
bands of hostile Indians, the Governor be
and he is hereby authorized to furnish tn
said settlers such arms and ammunition as
he may deem necessary for the purposes
aforesaid.
Sec. 2. That the Governor be, and
hereby is authorized to cause to be enroll
ed q company Of minute men, in number
not exceeding twelve at the Governor:
discretion, who shall at all times hole
themselves in readiness to meet any threat
ened invasion Of hostile Indians as atore-
said-the said minute men only to be pac
for the time actually employed in the ser
vice herein contemplated.
Sec. 3. That Of the said minute mef
under the orders Of the Governor at hi'
discretion, and under such regulations as
he may be employed as active police f"'
such time and to perform such services a.
may be demanded of them, who shall b'
paid only for the period during which the!
shall be actively employed as aforesaid.
SEC. 1. There is hereby appropriated
from the State Treasury the sum Of Fiv
Hundred [Aol'lrs. nr 81 euch thereof u