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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24

The market has been active psces very GTIn We
quote; $1,000
Sesl skins green saited, coaa.zy trimmed, Y 70 lsGl9a
Country Slaughter Eiees. Trimmed and cured,
y b............ -.......-.......s..s.'iz4~i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24

l. sold by auction when people iudoen enough
Al all about rrtnr cured Of their affections Of The
shest aud thrQst. See sdverksment urdeI Medical"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24

~ Trsin, jersey Ciiy ior Pbrrons 20 s;l3 ~
i255 p H. p Ard t.oS n, and Monde! ony a. S;1
. u The .: - and Is r1l tsrolgb - money.
TfOs. ". DEMAREST SEpsr.ntecdesz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24

NEW-JERsEY RAILROAD and TRANsE
~ CO--On ard stlsE MONDAY Jsu u, lsSi Ttsns wia
lesys NETWORK tor BALTlMOAE ard WAshlNStoA
Al ana 10 IA TO D. No. and n Midnight TIE 1:S o r.
Tram wiz take Psssens for BALTIMORE and AshNe-
TON only. This Tain makes no copnoton q fnsfHp3.
frsns .or Ph1sdsip's vii Rave New Oh as ana 10 ~
" n,., and 6 .. IN, and " Midnight -
MILITARY TICKETS viii not De reee set N &c "a n
A. !. % a, M, Tfni1t J. w. WOODRUFF,
ne N Iss1 Assistant Superintendent y. J. r. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24

4 j. BLEECKER, SON & Co., will sell at
a. AUCTION, on TUESDAY March 20, at u O'Clock, 81
r.1clalsc Selesroorn. No. III kfcadsay .
ON fhsons lot the south r.de sDout 40 ecs west OF
ttt av .e 2x block has ock and Ia the grade On
the story .rauo building, nov uted as carriage
kouIs
Maps &C. q, .uc:iouesr's oHcA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24

Gro o. uAYDocx. AuctoneeE.
CHINA, EARTHENWARE, and GLASS
~ wARE.-By ROBERT HAYD0CK, No: lol Liberty st.
THURSDAY. March a<.-wbiie ard Band French Chisa,
Psrian Ware ya.e, bohemian Gsss SILVER Plated Wsso and
II crater Yellow Ware
FRIDAY March so crates Esrtheurse so boIss
naoa Tumb. $50 pseta,s Anerlaz Gl.ss $50 packages
Chmo,y and Lamps 40 package. Specie Jt Catalogues
ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
foR TIE w tsh hspHs /" n " TsIspsy.I
iRsported expressly for 1aB N; 4. 49,. hsbssf r,.,t

The deo.nd for Butter at the extre,io rates currc mas
bn lees prices however have continued nra, sna
yey rates hose last reported been demanded
New arrive aud Fels pretty we'll Wosern has
advanced steady Some persons are looking ioE an I'M
mediate decline anticipating large recefs q new We 90
rot think tia. sufficient will in 20 pat down P!iees
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-09-29
WHAT THY PROPOSE.

we have never Ut found tie peace
nan who could Or would tell how he
would bring about peace with the reb =
el,, or what Kind Of poacs would or
WOULD no. satisfy him. Peace men are
generally too cowat4Iy CT too mean to let
people Know On what base terms they are
willing to surrender to the rebols Ocea.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-09-29

Mcclellan party are. During the ses-
sions Of the Chicago Convention many Of
the speakers were plainly and squarely for
it. In the language Of the rebel Sanders
"the candidate for Vice President and
the speeches were satisfactory" At one
Of the meetings, D. A. Mahoney, speak.
ing Of the rebels, said:
"To ge. them back you must repudi.
ate tho disgracefuI treatment they re.
ceivcd, and thrust from power the in
struments Of their attempted degrade
ton. We must elect our candidate, and
then holding out our hands 10 the South,
invite them to come aud sit again in our
Union circle. a voice. Suppose they
won, c0me?') If they will no, come to
US, then ain in favor Of going to them.
(Loud cheers J"
That's it exactly. "Go to them. -
We have men right here in our Il ids,
Who are ain favor Of going to them"
and they will vote for Mcclellan too
viii Mcclellan, if elected, take US ",o
them :" Incontro7ertabIe facts show
tha: Re will DO all that be can towards it.
Are you ready for this? If not, consider
thc matter well and long, before you vote
FIR the man who stands upon the Chi
cbg) Platform
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-09-29

The War Department has received
no confirmation of the report from Mem
phis concerning the capture of Mobile.
-Gold advanced, in New York, on the
morning Of the 18th, to 202, but again
declined to 1879. Owing to the fall in
gold, there was heavy decline in dry
goods, ranging from " to 40 per cent,
from the prices of three weeks ago.
-Adviees from cur army in front Of
Petersburg state ,bs: Lee is showing
signs of great unste2iiaes since the de-
feat Of Early, aud there are Indications
that Lee is preparing for an important
movement of some Kind.
a: Davenport substitutes are asking
from $500 to 1890
-Nusca.inc coua;y vas favored with
draft yesterday. Today they will com,
mence IN Linn Or Cedar county, as
they are the only ones in this district
but what have passed through the ordeal
before the rebellion, the South al
ways beat the North in politics with
inc ala VI lhe S3TtbcEa DeGoGlais. DC
sFai'io. Of beating the North with arms,
the. rebel South resorts anew to politics,
aud contracts with the Peace Democrats
that they get into power, stop tbs war,
and COD fer upon the South what she was
unable to cos6ser-lAe political control
CT the county. Thank God. the issues
Of peace and war are not in the hands Of
the coniedcratcd politicians Of Richmond
ao3 Chicago. Volunteer soldiers hold
them, ard in The same grip they held the
Springfield musAet ~ \ Trb
Sad De- ocrat, converting with an
ar1ant Toi2o nan, of disaster to oar
armies = Necessary 70 the election e Nc
C!aiIau. then ,~s's1mc disaster" This is
"Democratic'' Patriotism.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-09-29
SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue. of an execution to me direct
- 20. issued from. the office Of the eIerl, u the
District Court IN AMI for the COUNTY OF Nus
Uatine and State 81 Ign a, in favor OF Nelson Da.
vis and the StaFe of Iowa for the use of the
school Fund, and Gain,t Matthew Parks and
Thomas Evans, have levied upon the following
property as the property OF the said Thomas
Evans. to.wit: FiflF-faHr bushels # oats eighty
SIX bushels spring wheat, forty bushels winter
wheat, and one hundred and fourteen bushels
OF rye, ana one bay mare. thirteen ears ola. and
one brown mule colt: aud shall offer I @ same
TOT sale a. public cutlery THE house Of Ira Lev.
erich, in Sugar Greek township, Cedar county
Iowa, on Thursday, the 9Th day Of October. A.
T. 1881, at II O'clock 4. If s1i4 dav - satis.
y S&la execution and costs that may accrue
thereon.
Dated this l4th day OF, Sc pts.m.er 4. n 1864.
DAVID ILATSER.
Sheriff 0f CEDAR Ountv. Iowa
Ter j. l.. BRADSHAW, Deputy MS fees5
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-09-29
U. 8. SPECIAL INCOME TAX OF
OCTOBER 1864.
Bridge Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that proposals for
~ furnishing materials and erecting the wood
work of Bridge across Sugar Crerk near the
residence Of John Leiih. in sugar Creek town
ship, Cedar county. Iowa, win he received hy the
undersi gaed until ihe 2ssh day Of Oct1 Ter, 1864
For plans. specifications and other pAr,ic ular.
a2ply TO John Lefa ea@
Es.' Ss 4Nl 5 i; IL,IEGcH'l building
.-.~ L. II. HEALI. >ohulS he'h
Sept. 27th. l.t. ow3e
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-09-29
Estray Colt--SlO Reward

Esua! ell Fl III thu subscriber living near
t.eei : MIL IN FIcmeer tp., Cedar CO.. Iowa. on
the 9th IF Angus, Iaff, BAY COLT, Eve
months "'d, white asot IN tic fIreh~a3 about
- 'h'aes .nH@, black main ami tail and al i,s
iegE ar" bIach trtm HE knee dawn. tnvrer
son wing irfor nation where sg.d colt NAV he
ftn"6, VIII "e literally *ardvd: cr VIII Jav
81. = any "be delivering said colt 20 ne at ny
f'~'dener. P0,totlIoe adIIf-., Lisbon
"eFt. D WA. AcEURNEY
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-09-29
john PEET, Plaintiff, Original Notice II ~
VS.. the District Court u

Jous FEET, PlaintiT,) Oringinal Notice ~
VS.. the District Court u
DANIEL GRANT, Deft. Cedar county iowa
ITO DANIEL GRANT, Defendant: You arc
l hereby notified that there is now on file u
the office Of the Clerk of the District Court III
and for Cedar county, Iowa, petition OF 'onaa
Peet plaintiff. clTmng of yon fifteen hundred
dollars as money due him. by reason Of your noh
fufllment of an agreement for the running anu
operating of a certain Touring and grlst Mn,
and for the use and occupancy Of said mill anu s..
for tolls, tools. and plaintiffs share of the prons
of said mill and for the price and value OF Ger
tain hogs, and that an attachment has been ~
sued in said case. Now unless you appear an"
defend to said petition before noon Of the se.
ond day of the next term of said court, eon'
menciug,oa the 5ih day OF Decspber, Iees, ~
fault will be entered against you and Iud ams sn
rendered thereon as prayed for in said petaa,o"'
n3sw4 JOHN PEET, plaintia.
~ LIZ and Rose Mood Frames OF all siaes
/" hand and made to order at ia
Il. Ia SissanoMs' Sly Light daiisH'
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q - n
,-9s,. 49, -., ne l;.,..,~ - n.y.
.rr,;.s .,s.,.y.r- - 49, e1...:. e W.
ClafIan The, ,~s,,+2,c ,7;s7..sr'" Thi. is
uDa,oocra,;rr' --trio,isr
A2 " . "-'- 'se1 telac-'e1, ~ -Hr.
george ba'7' 10 Flo'i'N Inc .-"."'b I
s''g' ''o'' MS >o"' WIZ Is WI" 0''e'-
al army
CAMP :" ia ZIP, NEaH A7LA@TA, O.,
-, - '-'"' ~ =, )
-'J D'''' ~ - u
W S'-. ''--O g! i''" III 1'' N,-'''
y" ''.1 v2"I"''7 "I'e!l ""'ou"tG . - d
't-' '4'1' I"s ecu F-'''n 'oI y, Uss''u
'''n VI '"e ~ s"'5 query "oN .lsSoI ran
'~a4S' 1''a e'1>s1 ''9 ''9C0a'''n a.. -
'ah'a' 1"s move was - a1'o',aoy
!.an"f1 anu IMPLY e@ecg,e' '"'' l
WIZ a.'s'AF' y -tscr'Os II l'*''sN' vi
our move III. army corps "as l"Fo"h
Dafh 50 a. 10 r-7i On '"1 it'tF' ana al
'"e teams ana army stores mat c"1.a -
sFa'1u were 'sh' across '"3 'N'', ''"'
eating oacE"ard movement, but one
necessary 10 protect our rear VINE inc
more Wa feip2 made. me Johhhie>
MT c""c".'ipZ tue b'!d pan u our ar
my moT'n4 50 Jar III tier rear took Il
for granted - a. We were about % retreat,
ana acc2rdln@iy prepared Tor Grand
reJ"'cloG Over their success aud TIE di'
conjecture ana fotrCa; OF the great yan.
k"a army. They aceordloe1y iht.rmed
the great ones IN Non'gomery AID Ma.
con, who Immediately repaired 10 Atlanta
with all the dalntlcs OF the season, in
order - participate in the jubilee aud
have, eoda time generally Hnt ;nst in
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-09-29

For all kinds Of cooking. heating Va.
Irons, DC, DC, wiiaest ei.aer Coal or VISA NJ sd
by this great inve a.ion, We ara s,a,,
ONE CEAi's WORTH OF NEPTHia ~ VIII
the cooking ordinarily required for res =, Ill
family OF six or eight, and with the vrea,.l.a 4
pa'cn and perfect elsanlise and grea: a
also IN time, as these Stoves can b. he...sas
We'll as extinguished in a few minu,s. 50
are perfectly safe, do not get on, Of g.. ihey
can be managed 10y any one: are por,sbIa no
can he Csed IN any part of the house ~. sha
MAKE no dirt, need no pipe, snd viii M, l. me!
room In the least. Heretofore no Stow h.
so5consiFucted where the amount Of heat c zen
DC instantly controlled and regulated to an, ua
degree desired. This in Baking, Bojino p. On!
ing, dc, is especially one of the fe atur.s ~ ,ol
Lite Chant Come and see it. Now on s,t' s
bition at A. ii. PERRl'S Grocery Store. If'
stores for sale by A. y. PERRY.
sept !, 1864. Tips IN. Iox,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-09-29
"a. CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.

.for Repressntat,ve In Congress, 81 District,
:-.HIRAM PRICE # Scott county.
For Presidential EIeet.r, III District
S. s. BCAUETI.- II CiGL1a c-u.'v.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-09-29

s@-T The rebel papers continue to find
hope for their cause in the nomination
ofMcClellau. The Richmond Examiner,
of September 8th, makes the following
emphatic argument:
we, in defending our orn rights and
homes, are perforc. tcorhiag in the cause
e Of tie opposition. Eeety d.feat Of Ian
coins forces, even holding them steadily
at bay. ENSURES to the advantage Of Dc
CiclIan, or rather to that of the dexter
Gus manipuIa,ors in whose hands he is a
pappe:, and accumulates for them the
much desired political capital. Every
effort OF the present Administration will
be put forth, every specie, Of lie be in.
vented in order to influence opinion, az d
i every exagg9ratiOn Of their successes aud
palli.tio Of their defeats be artfully us
ed We have met With reverses lately
which will enable them to give color to
their repres sntatioas and buoy up the
hopes Of the pe9pl. Yet yigor aud pru,
dence can turn these tempting fruits to
du-t aud ashes on their lips. In far
more gloomy periods the spirit Of the
country has rebouniei noder the pres,
sure Of disaster with healthy elasticity
So will i, be again Victorious Oh near
ly the whole theatre Of the war, we can
bear with Gmncss and repair with energy
the disasters We have northumberland
with On the field Military success.
thea. will not retain l.iocoln in his seat
The influence Of the South, more power,
full in ths ,bock Of battle than when
throwing her minority vote in the eiec
toral college, rW be east IN frror IF Nc
CieiIan BY this iaItrec: and yet elica
cigus ueaus
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-09-29

II HosTETTER's celebrated Stomach BHters is one
of the create strengthening preparations eNtan 1t
is especially adapted to those who afflicted with
the Fever and Ague any other disease arising from
a disordered condition Of the digestive organs For
the Fever and Ague there is perhaps medicine in
the world equal to IT. as 1t enters purfes and repen
ishes the blood which is impprtn to bring about
heelthy action fl diseases Of this nature The Bters
are among the most popular. aud at the Time
valuable specifics lii the medical world. II recon-
mending it to the public. fully conscious of
doing them great service knowing, we do. their
many excellent qualities and aud speedy action
alISases where the diselse IL caused by regularity
of the digestive organs trial will suffice for the
most SIX optical See advertisement. For sale by Drug
gists and dealers generally, everywhere. G4ml 4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-09-29

~,
ssa-fhe coPPcrhead papers hare much
to say about having Ia, free ballot or a
free tight, at the election this fall
What Do they mean by III They know
full we'll that no Union man proposes or
wishes to interfere with their right to
vote. What then d. they mean? En-
erson Eheridge in a late speech to the
NcNlellanites in pbiI9de!Phia. said
"Why, sir', broad acre Of men are
H@'" 's'ore nc '',n'2h'' reSolVea' "'m
49,, II To-s,;.r.;,, ~ - o "1,.s " RI.
,b-.:-..;o cLo,-,1 on Q..--I.- 800
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-04
@rorerIes, sc.
y6rorGtlGs, sc,
Is, ,O'bREs n. 0'BRiHN.
EDWARD O'BRIEN a BROTHER,
WI DLESALE CROCERS
.aH aul ASp bHFsRTEEs oF
Urandiese wines, Gins, Cigars, and Irish
... and scotch whisky,
t Ass DGALERs IN
Dog Itlc Wines and Liquors.

r.. ans hcotch WHISKY
.-f Ass DgAtERs IN
Dog ,tIC Wines and Liquors.
tl ALss,
AgV.s fOraale OF Pure Bourbon Whisky,
tDaa No. sol Second street. Dayton, One,
DEG leave most respectfully to acquant their GUS
~ toners and ths oenmunity generally, that they
have entered Inc partnership, under ths name and
style OF n. 0'BRIEN& BROTHER, Tor the purpose
OF carrying en tho wholesale grocery, LIQUOR tdgar
and totacco business in Dayton, Ohio, a. tho late
sand OF r. VBrien, No, 30i Secsnd street.
hAvnRs slpfae means to enable ust' purchase goods
rom tho best houses IN New York, Baltimore and
PhadcphlR, aud having had hneen years experience
IN tho trade We hold ont the best Inducements to our
to purchase from u.
rBRfEN, late Of the arn or o'Brien 3 Poe,
IQledo,Ohp, VIII devote his time aud attention to
ploase AZ those who may come 10 luy ut this we'll
known House, and +. f.OBRIEN, will treat tho com
muniy b tier, # pOsshle, IN n ever before. Both oi
ns lee very grateful for past AVors and earnestly so.
icita share OF your future patronage. aulgdaw m
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professional earns.

W1LMEk IL. BELV lille,
.ATToRN Ex- "A r IL W.
DAYTON, OHI0s
oFgft,g -Ss. "a Nun aueet, nsary opposite the
Ooart Honte, over the pfy q Ieda StsS Of jshn 2.
Rosoosrry el7daw3m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-04
More Treason In the New York
Custom House. t5r

Another Loyal LesgusF has come 10 grisf
Il has leaked out, In spite Of the efforts Of the
radicals 70 conceal ths internal rottenpess ~
the loud mouthed Loyal Leagues Of this ei,v
and vicinity, that Mr. ChAlker, a Hebokss
Loyal Lacquer, employed ia our eastom bouse.
has been arrested for receiving brides nom
shippera ote0ugrabAnd goods. Mr.. CbaIker
was one OF Nc, Collector Barney's appointess
aRinspeotoT stailoned on tie East river. and
was charged with the duty Of watching eoptra.
band vessels. /. is nov about three vesLs
since be was arrested, by General Dix. we hs-
ieve, and sent to Fort Lafayette for exhibit.
ing his hdeliiy to Republican principles. as AZ
many Of bis fellow laborers nBder NJ. Bsrnsv
have done BY giylog aid and comfort % he
Mt, ChAlker was ia the Surveyors deparl.
ment, and for aught We know stnmDed Con
nslieut and New Hampshire With the yirtu-
oas Castor Basieed and the patriotic Pollox
AndreSs
We can only record again our earnes. dis.
appreciation that this Republican villainv and
treason in the custom.houss have moi hesn
brought 10 the notice OF our civil courts And
justice administered, instead Of being dealt
vi BY military insaEeeratiOBs and our pro.
test that the Prssidents presidential aspira.
tons prevent him from removing Seere,s,v
Chase, for refusing 10 remove kke inoomps
stept aud enthusiastically Colleetorl Barney.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-04

On Thursday aslernooa last, after lineer.
ing illness, Hoo Charles Swsotser. dsunrtea
this life. na funeral vas attended. on
urday afternoon last by . large concur,
relatives and frlends NJ. S. wa ext6us
knowntn Ohio ~ prominent polliioia4
for tNo ierms repralenied the ofnlralld
y the Congress oi sho Uniied elais.-
NRT =.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-04
GozpartnErsbip.
Oo.PARTNERsHIP.
linimemtunl.
WOREHI Of lhe NINETEENTn CENTUaI.
DR. E. oONwAY,s
Ii N i M e N TUM


Ii N i M E N II u M
Fer the speedy and saeetual cure Of
n II z u M a II I g Nh
TN presenting the "Iinmentum" 10 tho public a.
Il one ef the best and most curative medicines .
The day, do not wish 70 Be undeFHto0d A. cnilnln
Tor ~ the powers of PERFORMING unhoard Of chren, Ia
d. claim that for all the purposes Of FAMILN
hAs:
Never been known to Fail.
IN any case sf rheumatism, no matter Of how Ions
standing where the directions were earehlily follow
Cd nor ndead 10 tho case Of any disease Tor whioh
II 10 recommended,
lncssaI OF neuralgia, palms in the back. eide, and
oheel, cramps ~ the siomaoh sprann, spinal irria
100 cad wennosa ehfsnic sores, burna anAlds, ir0
"a teet and hands, tsslAaehe headaahe, Ac., rs
The VLlpimen,um is me result Of many years
persevering experiment, and conhnes amOnglt IL rare
sHcollencles the paramount virtues Of
AN EXTRAORDINARY PENRTRATlVE
POWER,
Whieh ne ether iuiuont posaesges md whloh IA the
BQotot of She Unparalleled aucooas which meets the
"Lulmentum" whereyerit IL used.
rRY IT ONCE, AND YOu Will NEVER az
WITHOUT IT.
II up In IS cent so ceai, and d bottles. wltb
tuli dlfocllons for use, aud manufactured only bv
Or. q, CONWAY, Propriotoi
No. $40 Third g., Dayton Ofio
BoI sale 6y merchants aad dfuNglsis eyeEyNhsrs
'rfsfoST aa lalHl tRa lnloa
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FOR SIZE BY

VIM Wensthod and " Whfewarl Baytbn: 0ebreS L
beJer, miamlkburg 81 'tlagqf, Unioni y Auder-
SOP, oeutervilloi EMYerI Sew Letadoni II Jackson,
phAmbefseurE p " HaufI uauipburH; ID b Divine,
lohnaullei Ar4oid N douth lnaloni Jacob
sm, q, West naiflnioIt, fQohlo %, 06fmkntowni
y Aupi{. N1ndAl4| Ibil, uIhaIft, y Neas
Farmernule HoyofIIna |N4lE HaI1fni w Pyrmoht,
Milame 1WaDer. Wt, iAn1IN, Parker, Bro a
ool ls RsEsagsberN ena 0rufslsis and 4slehsnia
sft SsI. { 4 !. - A1. AanaAyf
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NotcIs,
UNITED STATESHOTEL

HEzcH STREET. BOSTON
(Direotg oPpoae tho Ostoa and Worcester Railroad
"tuh hHs DepOt)
HIHR undersigned, Whs has heen connected with the
American House. In this city, Tor over nine years,
has lessed this we'll known and pop,lar Hotel for
term of year, and pledges him ef 10 hls friends and
the puhlio 20 his utmost efforts 70 Sustain the rep.
utauOn Of the UNITED STATES HOTEL,ns q first
class house The public may rely upon finding, at
this house all the Appliances and comforts Of drs,
claaa hptal.
prlce, a. heretofore, I've polers per day.
o.s.igg, FRANK y PRArr.
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lost

II OsT--A perrous are hereby cautioned RgainAt
~ NEGOTIATING for note drawn ty me, dated Fehru-
airy 1854, for iouf hundred and twenty-five dollars
and ten cents S421 iOl, thirty days, aud payable R
ftrst National Bank, oiuennau, 10 the order Of O.
W Rowland SAID note has been lost pnd All persons
are cautoaed not to parehase or receivethe same.
JOHN hlNiCK.
Mr.. JOHN A. HINICK- The note alluded 10 above
never reached me by mail or Otherwise and is no
longer valid a. against yoH on my account
liN o. W. ROWLAND.
Cincinnati. February Is. ise4-feIidtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-02

sad States. bv and with he asvsc~ and CONSIST Of
tie seDste. for the Z rTttoTy cf o tana, wsc- ~
virtue Of the riovisigGs any AZ NV exl'tlf q
or which mar be enacted b. f'orsrsss, are r.
auired to give security 70 moneys that may r.
sotrnsted with than FOR disbursement, sEai giFs
s5srls security At such time and IN such manner
Is fhs s@ersIary Of fh~ Treasury mas prszcrsbe.
sec. II. And Be u fxrfh enacted, That all
treaties, laws, aud other engase enfs made by
the Governments Of the Unissd States with tie
Indian tribes inhabi5ng the territory snbrsoed
within the provisions OF this &C , shall b f4ifl-
fnlly sud rigidly observed anything con rslnsd in
tails act 70 The contrary notwithstanding aud
that the existing agencies a. s1perfnt~Dcsnciss
Of said India - b. eoatiau-d, the same pow
ere aud .ties witch now prescribed BY laws
except that tie Pressd at Of the United states
may, 81 hss ssrstion ehaags the 10 aiioa Of tile
ofics Of saie agencies suS -endents-
Sec. 10. And BE- R further enacted. That until
Couzress sk4ii otherwise direct all that Fart Of
the Territory II Idaho incl del vita the follow
! 70 nasd By tn inter set on Of I tbirty-third
| drzTes Of ioRg tuie vest fIom Mash'n ktoh with
/ the forty-fFst Dig ee Of north latitude, thence
along said thiriy-shird degree Of Longitude 20 the
/ crest Of the Rocky moanfalnss thence norfhEard
/ along the said crest 81 the Rocky mountains -
its intersection with the forty-fourth degree and
/ thirty minutes Of nor;h latitude; tbFncs east
ward aIosg said forty-fsurth deg &c thirty min
utes nsrth Iatitze TO tbs thirty iozrtk degsee Of
1 Ion gituds ~ u from WashfBgtOn thence porth-
ward along said thirty fourth degree of longitude
u its ntersectisn with the forty fifth degree north
/ Latitude; thsncs ess ward along said f1rty-hffh
degrss Of north latitude TO its inIsresciJn with
tia sseuty-ssvsnth DEGREES Of longitude ws.t from
/ Wsshington thence south along said twenty
/ seventh degree sf loBgitnds west from Washing
ton 70 tbs forty-frst degree north latitude
thence wsst along sad forty -nrss degree Of lati-
tuds TO the pIses Of beginning shall be and 10
/ hereby incorporated temporarily into and made
| part of the Territory Of Dakota.
| Approved Nay rs, 1854