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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-03-07
Original Notice.
1Ne SINE II Inmn. E.Mtr { nurltu
BY STATE AUTHORITY

1ie StG!s u foTH. f-@ar 0untv -.
To JAMES ii.SSA, NLNiRA Hanna, and WILLIAM
CRIsNsN:
Won are hereby notified that there il now On
/ file in the oi'iCr Of the rle.k Of the uistricH
Court ot Cedar c"uH'5 in the Stale Of Iowa = ne.
tition oi Nelson Davis claiming of said Jsmes
Hanna the sum VI live hundred du!tats with in.
&c est thereon at ten per cent. per annum from
the 2l>t day Ut August 4 !, lS56 DIS IN ,,ney due
on pF"hI--nry note eAecntei 10y sad .james
Nanna AMI delivered ~ saa Nelson Dnyi. on
said list day Of Ausga l., 10 said petition -r
also - forth that on iii 2lst da, Il August
lsjh. the said James ilanra AMI Ainli.a IlnnnA
eNerHted AMI delivered 10 said Nelson Davis .
mortgage upon te'ta.n f.i t-'afu ia said petit.
ton describe to secure the plymr 1T Of said
promm ssnry nnte, and that the said William
Cssman has since The recording %. said mort
gage as pla nt!n is Informed r.crvefed jndg.
ment in said court against aid James Hanna
and which he CLAIMS n he Il lien npnn said
premises IN the petition Described. The said
petitioner lfsS> that ssid RoItgaged prelniHes
may be sold To- lat sly said note with interest
and cots of this proceeding. ami that the inter.
ests OF said defendant. in said real estate may ba
forever harreS Yon are further notified thst
ule.s you appear and answer or def, nd said
petition before II on Of the second day OF the
next term OF said cont. efaal' viii ne entered
against you and udgm, nt r"nd"fed thereon.
CHt>''. HAYS. and
JAS IL Rpf L IL
ssv3~'5 .'.e:a.l.s a.ts.,.cy.
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SHE RIFF SALE.

vir'ue Of q Special Execution to me di.
ID rected, issued from the office of the Clerk
OF the District Court in and for the County OF
Cedar and state of Iowa. in favor Of Marion
N. Gregor and sarah Billion. and against Thomas
Hubbard, have lev ell upon the follow & prop.
erty as the property OF the said Thomas Hubbard
towit:
The north half Of the southeast quarter. and
the north half 81 the southwest quarter at sec.
,ion seventeen az in township cigh y.onc lsll
north of range one a. west Of the NTH principal
meridian, with he appurtendnces thereon; said
land /. situated in Cedar county. Iowa.
Aud shall offer the same for vale ut public ont
CIV at the Court House door in the town Of Tip
ton. in said county. on saturday the ?3d day Of
March, A. d. ls6l. at one o'clock 2. ~ Of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs thar may
accrue thereon.
Dated this Esd day Of February. 4. p. 1861.
J. l. BRADSHAW.
-. fes $s.l stsyis o. Ceos- cc:cty IRA.
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Ffem the Montgomery lAA.l Nail.
Davis and Lincoln were both born in
Kentucky.in 1903 and 1909 respectively,
10th left their native State in childhood S
days, one emigratrd North the other
South both served in the Indian wars
Of the West, commenced their political
careers shout the same time. being Presi.
Dental Electors in the election OF 1874,
Davis for Polk and Lincoln for Clay !;
both elected to Congress about the same
time, '45 or '46, and were in the same
year, and almost the same day, called to
preside over their respective governments
ONE o. President Of the United States,
the other President Of the Confedcrated
States Ct America
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for Marcel

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY. for March,
is on our table The f lowing is the
table of contents "Gerlnan Universe
ties" 1.-The Professors Stury," Gym
nastic.,' "Landluck-d, Two or Three
Troubles, "lIarbors of the Great lakes"
The men who never was young" THE
men Of Schwyz,' "A nook Of the north, "
behind tn. mask" Diamonds aud
Prarls," with reviews, etc. When it i,
considered the above named subjects are
treated BY the very best writer's ia tn,
country, it will be seen that i, is really ,
'.luabIe number Ii you wan. some
thing Of higher order than the Lely-r,
by xli means tnke the atlantic
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-03-07

CoRPonATInN ELECTION AT the
C"r;"ration election on Monday last, the
following were elected: For Mayor, S.
p. Daniels; for Marshal, 0. W. Porter;
fr Councilm'n, b f Pswling, W.
Hammond, II V. Smith, G. Schmuck
er, N. c. Millhcu>r, A. Parsons for Re.
c"rder, G.. p. In, muu; for Treasurer, S
W. Young.
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l. The prospective Development Of a
Republican party among the non slave
holding whites Of the South, who form
nineteen iwentieths Of the white popula
tim. This is the great grievance.
II The loss Of sixty years monopoly
of the Government, its military aud civil
officers ~ loss that leaves much idle gen.
tlity at the South without resource.
III: The loss OF prestige and power by
the OH political parties, and their humil.
itated leaders IA terrible grievance both
at the South and North.
Nv. Tn" humiliation Of that insolert
arrogance which is the legitimate { uit Of
slaveho ding. This is the second great
grievance
Y. Blind and growing jealousy Of the
prosperity Of the North.
No bo,ching compromises will remove
these, the true grievances. The complete
triumph or the complete overthrow Of
Republican principles is the only remedy
The latter is impo,sible.-N Y Tribune
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IMPORTANT 70 rAnuep.,

THE UNDERSIGNED having purchased ~ .
l9ht of tlrmon Goes Patent R;,TARY HsW
SOW for the count, Of Scott and N. part =,
Cedss county. east Of the Cedar viver. il prer.r.
q to NIL orders for limited number of ~.
ame. Il i afsct that grain can he put in IN,
Rround In from one half {" one third Of the time
hat u cAa be done with the common harrow and
. II 20 much better that from three 70 Ave bush.
" more can raised per acre. These harrow
na1s entirely Of iron, aud ere therefore very
orso'e. They Will pay for themselves many
me, mes over In ono season. They sre emphatic.
y money.saving. and time.aaving harrow
=. y. - - them A. II. PERRY.
Itpeon. loWa. Jan. 3lst. 1861.
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The undersigned having purchased the right Of
CONKLIN L NEWTON'S PATENT BROADCAST
SEED SOWER for the counties OF Cedar, Jones, and
Linn, would respectfully inform the public that he
supply limited number OF these machines, which are
Manufactured and sold At his farm At ONION GROVE,
Cedar county, Iowa.
This machine posses the following merits: lst-sim-
plicity in construction. 2d-Lightness Of drsueht.
d-Will not clog in sowing grain seed, vet dry
4th-Amount sown always seen and easily regulated.
5th-Will from two to ten feet wide. desired.
6th-will SOW from twenty TO twenty Ave in q
day, with saving Of one peck 10 the ~ seed
SthWill yield from three to i've bushels the acre
more than il sowed by hand.
NJ. SPRINGsTEED.
Onion Grove. Feb. 9th, 1861.
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Missouri Convention.
Sr. LOUIS; March /

The convention at Jefferson City met
at 10 A. NJ, Judge Gamble in the chair
The report o. the committee on rules
and officers was adopted unanimously
This report included resolution r-qui
ring officers aud delegates to the conven-
ton TO take the oath to support the Con.
s'itutiun Of the United States aud Of the
State Of Missouri.
A motion to 60 into secret session was
almost unanimously defeated.
\ long and qui.e warm discussion en-.
sued on IA motion to reconsider the vote
on the adop ion of the rule in regard to
the oath. After which, the convention
adj"nrned, to meet at St. Louis on Mon
day next.
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THE CONCERT At the Court House, on
Tuesday evening, was very creditsble to
al the parties engaged therein Prof
Walker has shown couclusively that he
csn improve the musical talent Of his pu-
p,ls. Want Of space prevents our saying
more to day.
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~ We exclude much other matter to
make room for President Lincoln's inaug.
ural Read it, aud r'joice that on Hon
EST Man once more occupies the White
House.
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NEW ORLEANS, March

NEW ORLEANS, March l
Galveston adviccs state that Capt. Hill
in reply to the Texan commissioner, refu
srd to cvacuate Fort Brown, or surrend, r
Government property. Hill ordrre r..
inf"rrcrnerts from Kingyold Barracks to
retake the Government prep rty on Bra
EOS island 4 collision between the Gov.
ernment troops was imminent.
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Hcc090o OH and IIampa,
~ rNE.Asensemset Of Keresen NJ OIL Lamus Al
Q. neaoassl designs, for sale BY >
w H. W. JAMES NYER
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Davenport Market.
Mu>Catine Market.

1.-THE Senate Of Prussia, at a recent sitting
paid merited compliment t" the Gxlen OF Ger
many. Christoph Wilhelm Hootiand, by ordering
the erection of monument to his memory In
the city Of Berlin. II any man deserved well of
his countrymen, certainly that man was DR..
Hoofand; for, while by his teachings he rev
olutionizsd the whole system of medicine, his
well.digested preparations carried relief into
every home in the land; and at his death he was
mourned az a benefactor of the nation Lon
don Times October, 1857.
Prepared only ny Dr. c. NJ Jackson. as Arch street.
Phladeph and for sale by Druggists and Storek
thrnug hout the L. s. and Capadas. Price IS cents
per bottle.
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Married,

On Thursday, Feb. 2s,h hy Elder A.G Lucas
at the residence Of the brides father, n. JouN
n. IVES ard Miss ISABELLA FoRp, all Of Cedar
county, Iowa
February 18th at the residence of the brides
father. }. +. L. CAREY. in Springfield township
Cedar county. Iowa. 10y Elder :. A. BACLxY, Mr..
NJ. DANIELS aud Miss kATE CARRY.
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FARM IMPLEMENTS.

THE SUBSCRIBER ia prepared TO furnish 70
III who want. his wel-tried and approved CORN
8CuLTIvATORS. SHOVEL FLOWS, STRAW
8CUT1ER. HARR'lWS. Road Scrauers. etc. lie
20 alao ready effect and war; ant cure Of all
AoOf bOuRa horses. =. =. DANIELS.
TipSsn January 22i, ls6i. AtI
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Wilton Market.

! Corrected weekly by F.BACON de aler In Pro-.
duce, Diy.Goods. SIC.
WILTON, IswA, March 9Th, la6l.
Wheat. G60tG7c. Corn. in ear, Ice. Oas l2eL
Is. Barley, SOC. Dressed hogs. $500 TO $525
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REPORT

" The Secretary aud Treasure. Of Me
Upton Shoof District. FIR tie gear
r"di"g -lurch ia, 1861.
There has been collected by the Secretary, Of
the school House Tax Of the year 1857, Si1.9U
" the rase bills OF 1857 aud So 3225
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- The 6rst boat Of the season ar
rived u Mrseties CO Tuesday lsts.
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The Democratic party is fou. ded
upon principles which are AS eternal as
truth; and though these principles may
BE- trodden under foot, as they have been
frequent y. they will rise in judgement
against those who attempt to subvcrt
them-DuJ II ruM
Won't the HrnN be accommodating
and tell W wha, are Democratic princi
plies just about these times? We should
like to know precisely what it is that is
to "riSe in judgement against those who
arenp, to >ubvet Them Are they
all concentrat, d in Sqna'tcr Sovcrei gnty
now. as they were last year, or in Slave.
cndcsm, or whM are they? Speak Of,
Mahony oracle !-/uee"p~rt Gusctte.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

TO CONN(MPTIVEN.
THE ADvERTISER, having been restored TO health
in a few weeks by very simple remedy, AFTER
having suffered several years with severe lung afec
ton. and that dread disease, Consumpton-is xious
to make known his fellow the Of
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrpton used free Of charge, with the drectio for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
SURE Gear for Co~sr NpTioS. ASTHMA, BRosCHTs, &c.
The only object Of the Advertiser In sending the Pre-
scrpton isto benefit the afflicted, and spread informa
ton which he conceives to I've invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy will them
nothing. and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLIAxsBu.H, Kings County, New York.
October II, ls6U-u4lv1yI
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DIsl'REDTTED BANK NOTES


Received as currency. by WILLIAM II. Trrnii
Banker. at the following ra,es Of discount:
ILLINoIa
American Exchange Bank,
Bank Of Aurora.
Bank Of the Commonwealth,
Bank Of Raleigh.
Corn Exchange Bank. a.
GRANVILLE Bank.
National Bank
State Bank Of Illi1biA
Southern Bank OF Illinois,
Merchants and Drovers' Bsak.
Bank Of Chester.
Bank Of Pike County,
Bank Of Quincy,
Citizens Bank, an
Farmers and Traders Bank,
Grand Prairie Bank.
Morgan County Bank.
Railroad Bank.
Bank of Carmi.
Bank Of Elgin,
Bank Of Southern Illinois,
Edgar County Bank,
Frontier Bank. IS
La Fayette Bank.
Miss ssippi River Bank.
Prairie state Bank,
Reeds Bank,
WISCONSIN,.
Arctic Bank, 90
Bank of Eau Claire,
GEORGIA.
Merchants Bank. Maco ,.
- Grange bank,
NEBRASKA.
Bark Of Florence, 50
TlrToN, Iowa. March 4th, 1861.
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p@- See advertisement Of Prof l..
MlLLER'S Hair InviSorntor, and La
uid Hair Dye, in another column.
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.

81 NUrICE EXTRAORDINARILY.
HAvlNG given those indebted to me the or.
- dinsr, notice. without effect now give the
s.se s,e notice that those owing me must
See.....r ~ ms anu that too. soon with cost IL
Is."s.. o., -. s. p. DANIELS
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- Total amt claims against Dist, 1852? OF
Deduct amount from claims in favor
Of Dist. will leave a.ance In favor
Of district o. S4s503
In making out the above report there
was me Of the old standing school house
tax for the years 1855 aud 1857, aud
rate bills Of 1857 and 1858, taken into
consideration no claims due the district
but what were considered good. If tho
taxes TOR the years 1889 aud 1860 shou d
be all paid the district, would have sur.
plus in its favor.
The total number Of scholars enrolled
this year, 437. Daily average, 236 -
The average cost per scholar for tuition
for the year, IS Is.
All Of the above report is respectfully
submitted. + NJ HUBER, SEC
j CULBERTsoN, Tr.as
Upton, March 7th, 1861.
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dipton 9obertistr.

BLANK9.--wso can new eurnish al
vho nay desire. With Dlankses slnosssvsey
A,sss4yasoa. neatly psiassd. ana Of the noss
snpeovoA 0B60s.
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~ Shsr Necsp~p~ ~hose eol's"sss are a
all simss erosrded nth seG Adr~tis~nSsts. o''d rs
riH sMsr you corsn.ssafy oitrs r1h baIs1'ess osd
~p'us. The ngr il moviug n"s A "a1'' thai
stasds IN these slater days" s - short aIss. 6sd
hi,assV b<ass,s his co~pesilxs. ~
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The Washington Telegraph cores
pendent Ut the Cincinnati Ghzctte says
that on the 18th inst Mr. Nnndever,
Of Iowa, delivered u very severe speech
against all compromises which extend
slavery over free territory
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y
all concentrate d in Sqna'tcr Svvcrei gnty
now. us they were last year, or in Slave.
cod,ism, or mh" are they? Speak OF,
Mahony oracle .-/'ace"p~rt Gu=ctte.
The Washington telegraph cores
pond,n, Of the Cincinnati Guzctte says
that on tn. 18th inst Mr. Vnndever,
Of Iowa, delivered u very severe speech
against all compromises which extend
slavery over free territory"
The suffering for an ac;u,l want of
f'""! ia SON. portions of Mississippi and
Georgia is said ~ be increasing Starva-
tion s'ares hundred, Of the r",ldents in
III" face, and they know not what to do,
unlrss aid is sent them soon.
John johnson, Of Ohio, cighty-slx
years If age, was found dead in his bed,
at the United States Hotel a, Washing.
ton, on the 18th ult. He was one Of the
c"mpanions Of the immortal Daniel
Boone. He paid his sixtie,h years sub
scription few days ago, to the National
Mteiiyencer.
A disc of medicine, composed Of
two pounds of csmph"r, dissolved 10
three gallons Of whiskey, was given to
Van A'nhurg's elephant. Ilaun'bn', re-
Gently. This dose is abou, equal TO
twenty drops Of the same mixture TO a
huma" being. OF whiskey Hannibal Is
cxtravayant!y fond.
Poor TOMMY A letter from Japan,
the latest dates received, says: "Poor
Tommy is supposed to have met III un
timely end. The Japanese say he died
Of delirium taenens, (,"eu American in
troduct'on, but We all believe his head
has been cur off"
~ Jefferson Davis hasn't been elec.
ted Presideu' in any form ever before re-
coe"nizcd in this country lie is nothing
but sham President, u mock Executive
= bogus Chief Magistrate. Nob"dy
thinks Of him N the genuine article
LouisUiUc Journal.
Heenan the Benecia Roy, has gone in
to the rum selling business IN New Or
leans.
~ The Richmond Wig says that
South Carolina is pursuing a suicidal
course. We don't know Of any State
that could pursue such course with
greater advantage to mankind.--Louis-
UHie Journal.
Gov. Floyd went into the office Of
Secretary of War as poor % church
monsc, received a salary Of eight thon.
sand dol airs a year, expended twice that
amount, and retired at the end OF three
years and half worth a round million.
There's inanciering worth talking about.
Lou Jour.
Gov Floyd was under great pecuni-
ary embarrassments throughout his whole
life up to the time when he went into the
U 8. Treasury. Then he shifted of all
bis p"cuniary embarrassmen's upon the
shoulders Of the government. -Louisrille
Journal.
Advices from San Antonio intimate
that the government dispatch ordering
Col Wait to suppressed Gen. Twiggs va.
intercepted between San Antonio and
Csun Verde.
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Total amount rate bills and tax col'ted, ST. Is
have paid to James McClung, judy
Ment in, crest and costs, Sl25
Paid ON :. Msyna.d's order, l..35
order Of A. Cn.grif 675
p. Chance tor wood ll55
John Putnam. saving v ood 2O.7O
To twelve per cent al owed Sec.
for collecting school house tax
aud rate bills (77.l5) Gas
tbs
There wss collected from those over
age and hOuresiden.s, 2965A
OF this have paid CT. Nestlero ode, 1884
}. W. K.eder, 1850
JCulbertson. IT. lis.9s
Reed on salary ~ SECRETARY, 3..55s
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There has been received by the Treasurer If the
Dissfics and paid out BY him. $i,9,7 %
At the regular meeting Of the Board of
Directors in April last there MAS
tax u four mills on .hc dollar Of the
taxable property Of the District or
dered u I've certified to the Co. Judge
for school purposes. the amount e..
timated ~ near " could he At two
hundred and sixty three thousand dol.
- 'ars t1s3.OOt) making fetal tax Of $lO.2.GO
iui1os } g Que ulsI from nOnIesidents, 67.sO
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
Medical Department.
The annual Course of Lectures in the de-
partment will commence on MONDAY. No
vember 12. 1860, and will temilate in the
ensuing March
JAMES JONES. NJ D., Professor of prac.
~ tice OF Medicine
s. L RIDDELL,M NJ D..Professor Of Chemis-
WARREN STONE, N. D., Professor Of Sur
A. H. GENAs. N. D.. Professor of Obste1
GUsTAvUs 4. MOTT. M D.. Pfot1sneSs
Materis Medica
r G RICHARDSON. NJ. ssisssor of
M. LAWSON. p'o's; + c''p.ra Me
THOMAS HuY7 N Ds p-o. sor r. pl~
siol,gv rdPh.,h hoicsy
s. B CHAIILMM D.l,
". q. NICHalS, N D. De-" Of ANat"'''
The RoorS1or Discerning will be ops..
the second Ndsy in October.
8 The FaEy are Visiting phsirsns ana
S"tgeml The Chart. Hospital.
g0aeDfs accompany the Professors j"
th1S visits. and, free Of expense, enio, ex-
6ordinary pr ctirsl advantages.
Preliminary IL the Course. Lectures will
he delivered daily in the Amphithestre %,
the Hospital from the lst ctobrr. on Ciini-
cal Medicine and Surgery. and ether objects.
without anv cha,ge tc Students.
THOMAS HUNT. NJ. D. Dean.
% The Admins. ration Of the Charity
Hospital e'ec. annually, in April. foursee"
Resident Students. who are maintained by
the in -titution. Sept let 1867
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and may sppeiakeet many dcpaties aai lisu.
tenants pf Pok he msy deem .sesslssy,
provideo the a lhes shall nol exrsed :hss
\ eho sGsll hold ofics &C pleasure Of the Ckist
and shall tAke thsp prescribed abese fpr
that ohlcek
5:-He shall make out a. keep in his
once ior pubic inspection, q llse of IN per-
sons in the Parish sdbjert Il pltsol duty -
shall also make out list al sueh pefsoas 90
Liable resident i,teacb wsrd, and shall deliver
same toSehe Csptains Of Patrols Of ssl
wards.
8. II time .of danger md exisency, be n,sv
order out special patrols fron ~ part of
tie parish, 81 ss many . be n,ay tSsnk psop.
er and necessary 10 serv1 on h0sssbaek 81
foot. and shsll Be commended " himself Of
| one 0f his Lieutenants or Wasd Cspssins.
=. TheChief shall Be responsible lor the
Acts Of hia Lieutenants and Ward Captains
oniy so lSr a they shall carry out his orders,
but the lafferss ball Be liable for any maltese
ance il d ) BY civil or criminal suit. q.
8. No person who may b. appointed Lieu.
tenant Of Police, or Captain ofsthe Ward,
shall be permitted to decline said appoint.
ment, and, III casssof refusal, shall be subiset
to fine Of not less than twenty-five nor more
than one hundred dollae -, recoverable before
any Court Of co,nretent Jurisdiction. e
8. The Captains of patrols for tho dir.
ent Wards, upon receipt olethe pstsol lit
a., availaa into - - ! a = ~ =
esth, one of y 66& he ~ ~ r ~ js1l-.
srof the squad, liG spporl Il = n, NJ sdisd
vision, shall 81 lifted to tie Chjsf q
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