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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-25
Notice.
Trustees Sale of a Valuable Farm
in Mashal COUNTY W Va

DT VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
ID from N P O-Hs-n TO me Is Trustee, dat
Cd March 8Fh, Issi- VIII o6er for sale Al the
front door Of the CourI Hons. In Ohio COM
y, On THURSDAY. JuIE IZIh, l5cG. al 70 O'Clock
a n thai valuable property known a the
NsscAyS place. heing a p.z1{ ofthe eS-ate sf The
late Ben5- AeMechen- Ksq- containing
tEe1fy-fEo acres, more or LIS situated On
the BalItu0-e and Ohio Pan Rosd, zb0uT
three miles so1ih Of this city This land sx-
tends from the Ohio nvss 10 the hill Is
uD1ElAAd with coal and Limestone: IS Of
t6s bsst quality and admirably adapted foE
gardening parpoEz- There Is a comfortable
tEo Elo-y bl1rk dwelling house, ut.ho15eS
and a good orchard On IL
IsEuE VIII b. made knOEn On day Of sale
The title 70 the ahSyTe land IS believed TO be
iDcispulAh3e- hui selling as TTuSSae VIII con-
veg only sueh tile Is S in me vested by sad
GEL 9f,1s q irEasi- So hILDE zI,i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-25

CoIEate's Aromatic VeEefabIe Soap.
As1pezsor Tones soap. prepared from ~
nned Vegetable Ons IN conSsnauon With
GIyeerine. and especially designed sog The
use Of Ladies and fortheHursery. It's per
fumeisezqulsste. ana is Wishing properties
nurivared. Forsale By an drugEisss-
1ehz-Iydkv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-25
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DRoPsi DROPS! DROPS!
AoIEKIcAS LIYE DEoFs WI cure D9rzberta,
Coughs Bronchitis, Sore Thdoat, Asthma
Rheumatiz1u. SeuFaiZfA. AE1e In the Face
Headaehe Tootha6e, BruIseS, SpraiuS. ChiIb-
1atns- CEoup. Gods, Feve1 and AZne and
C1aoaera IN \ single day. sod by All Druggists
with full directions tJI use.
ORRIN SKINNER 4 Co, P-upg5eforE
SPE4oE6eld, Mss DE11AS BARSES 4 CO.
Agents for Boston mzEi%ly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-25
speftal gOtifts.
CHOLERA. CHOLERA. DIAERHEA,
DYSENTERT. FLTX. 6UHHER
COMPLAINT.
KR FITS
Diarrhea Compound.

Tie E-ssiesI -e-o5s5[ q lezE azz-
y hEE He1s- S1ils-3 "a a ETzasyis cISe-
Keeg = ~ war fsglEss 6 sJlB y snesi CRY no
lBGE. EVER rTaTelje- sl0EEl6 hEaTss s5FFsg-
No-ABE KRAFT x o.
Wheeling, W v
ProT-z=to-E-
sod ~ d = z. sf55Es=. M0EDdsSlEe, W
"a Dr. J L GsET and d. = II. Bn1so-E- q
LlEz-4-sourE " Va and by Dealers II EDs5i-
with certificates q ezrez Ap--s4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-25
Fourth Of JulY Celebration.

THE BAPTTsT ldISSTOS SABBATH
School ri have buEkef pie ME 3: the
GS0r5eye'E grove near C2aysFflGs. Pa On The
HeDp6ea Raflroad. On The 4th q July.
Ever SrEznEeDent has bsen made 10 make
the exeerEi0n pleasant one Ths KhasHng
EellooI yin BE me- N The Er0TesJF The ERpz1Ef
school fro-u WashinZ7on, Pa a sDecszl
tain VIII leETe the Wheeling dsPof sf Z
ocsock On The morning q zhE 4Eh.
A Epeet1l fuEiiz4ioo 5 EElEzded 70 the
frisl1ds u holh s1hodis 70 as1zod- Lei a
cn1nRA and king 1heEr EmIi5ez
PEtee d tteEets lroznd trip fer Ad1its-511E
-. SS1s,,,,-.o, p. -.-.,,.....7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-25
Wanted.

II No - NIIS STREET. oTR THE
"A Eoa2 SKI FEszdcE 8 Elo3 In-ezS ALSE-
Asa. Two o. 1s-ae ru=szE as5Sss % z=z-z IAa
60 N Dress - lEZl-e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-25


EMAISISG UNCL IN TIE Post
n One 81 Wheeling STATE Of WeS- VIZ
EzFia on the S5th day Of June 1874
To 9bis4Ia any OF tns%s lsilsZs- the applicant
mus call fO- CdusT1Lssd }s<JsrE gre the date Of
this lis-- and pay one cs1t for advertising
II not called 5o- within az zB0g.;A- hey y III
" sent 10 The Dad Letter Office
D1dos aOurS On sunday from 70 Ig5z a m
LADIES LIST
Ate Nahsls LitEea Annie
BI-Ee1T Margaret LoY= N c
Bl=aly Rz1ta Ma-f5n Rachel
Birch Mari a mccoy HARE.
Dorsey Martha Gcf Grlard Elizabeth
DaeEsr PEso RoaioSol Mara
FRI ElE5tsTh RzlsTHl Maize
FiLzs<nfools Nat SParEsl SaEah
Pony [1z.E1erzae Slubsss =zIiie
Gray ksGL4 Iaba1y miss {
EoEAu = : I1EEs May
EzryLnEa z = y II White Abbas fenlu-esI
:4ar1t= Ezir e Z ; Wilson susan
Kline May " Washington Azrgrst
kans HaEC-a WaEH Azry
Lem ms n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-25

great embarrasS nient 10 those especial
ly coneerned- The Postoflice vas the
worst An letters, papers and boxes
were saved, but IN great confusion. NJ.
Foreman. with thai quiet and unas-
suIning energy which eharacferizss
him. bad the whole arranged, sent out
his mail AZ II O'Clock, and has far
oetter once now prepared for the ae-
cesitlaolsation Of the public than he Had
os-ore- Ihs ONES i permanently e.
=, !, l.s1e5 mex. ioor 70 the LIST National
-. i. = r u FOREMAN, dry goods, wiz
80 - on 41ondsy Il The same build
= =. GIL 8 opening IN Hon
sHtllzs ll4lulng oll Marx ef is.rllset.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-25

Yesterday mcrpingsbout one O'Clock,
afteE ear paper Eas put 10 press, fire
broke ON 10 a saloon and barber shop
on Market street, bslOE COuT1, kept bs
Nessrs- Roach and Grimm Il WAS
first seen IN the back part Of the b1ild-
ing The result Eaz very destructive.
The persons burned ont were HolaLrnn
lsr x Co, bakery J. Werner, timer;
p EfhE.rt, M Poole, E Deems, around
tie bu5sdinE. F. Slahluaanr- g. " GIN.
J. Stroble, G. W sshens, p. Laros, c.
Collins, J. B. Amisz, Post-Ofhce, T. I
Baremdn, dry goods
] As near as re can gather in the con-
( fusion, the loss VIII be about 81, go
Including buIldinKs- The Insurance
via EEuOnui 70 $4,000, possibly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-25

Des4Ene4Ive Fire Al ParAeEzbars-
ThErteea Basiaeas Hoases Destroyed
--Fhe Poss-Omee IN RaIns-LSss e.
Itmated NJ Ss5.O00-Insured for
Abont s9o.OOo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-25

A heavy shower commenced soon az
I ter tbe IRE k1cks ont. and probably so
checked i ~ 70 prevent ts crossing the
street, where destruction would have
been almost endless. The fire was
nearly subdned n our return, bat broke
out again about ) o clock, and ragged IN
both directions.
Mr. Curtis. small man, bat In whom
As much goal y-earnesIness Is put up az
the package viii hold, together with q
Mr.. McAnulty, also Of the Il r., and
Mr.. d. BlackfoTd rushed up the little
engine from the Depot, and aided great
u. Some families were thrown out Of
house and home with little clothing,
even. We hear great complaints OF
theirs committed on goods that had
been removed. The LOSES viii foot up
about As follows
Il L Borenaan, goods and building.
SIS. Geo, Insured SIG, COO
a. L Foreman, loss, 5000, insured,
6 s Boseman. loss S1.ooo; insured.
9. W. GIN, loss 81 500. fully insured.
Ms. Collins, loss 81 900; insured 81
Stahlman, q, no: fully insured.
J. B. Amisss est 8, etlo; insured.
J.. Warner, Timer, 900.
y. EKhaFf, 500; insured.
PoStof5ce, 1ight-aiI letters and pa-
pers were saved Loss $40.
J. TTOleh. SaddleF, s., 500.
@. ". SeHeDs, S9o.
Laros, loss = zoe.
We can gel no particulars to-day.
J. HolfzmfIler, Baker.
Fisher a Co, loss = 600; insured.
There were oneor two other losers in
4 small way that we cannot now ind
cut A large portion Of this property
was insured, and every man feels II
neeess Try % insure. because he might
be made Penniless in an hour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-25
ITCH! DCH! I1CHI
SCRATCH: SCRATCH! SCRATCH /.
WHEATON's OINTMENT
rrEYV -. E,..,, =, g a,-

Ash ezrez salt RhsuIn. ULes-s. CEllaLaIns-
Eud "a erupiiuas osI1e skin Pre- - oen,s-
For ssI= lgy Al druEgzs-S By ssDdtnEfEl cza-s
70 Weeks & Po:t=T, SOLE aEaa1s- T-t Wash
fug1on si-est BISON. Il Ell b,s forwarded ~
NIL frse q Posssss, 70 any par o. Ibs
United Sia.ss- t1s-am
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-07-18

"M'' of The Sentinel, formerly "Y Y" for
merly 90" properly "O"-Zero-or better,
if we do not make too fine a point upon too
small a subject, "O-1," j. e. naught minus
one-freely translated "a little less than moth
ing, ,"is engaged in successfully "eohootiag and
eanoodling with the two antagonistic powers"
of Truth and Falsehood, through column
in the Sentinel specially appropriated to his
use, though we must not be understood as
implying that such thing is at all unusual
to other columns of the Sentinel.
I Formerly yclept the little blower of the
Clarion, he has been promoted to the honor
able station of 'the little cohooter" to the
Sentinel The honor is deserved; for he
alone can reconcile the two antagonistic
powers" of Truth and Falsehood, being evi-
IDENTIFY in eohoot with the latter, while he
beautifully canoodles the former!
Success to "the little cohooter,"
His honors will never decay;
Tho once he was famed as "tooter"
Far greater his glory to day!
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-07-18
The Constitution.

The revised Constitution of the State, as
adopted by the late Convention and ordered
to be submitted to the people, has been
laid before our readers We doubt not but
that it has met general appreciation.
We are for it. 1t was critically considered
and thoroughly discussed in Convention,
and adopted as compromise between the
East and West.
We expect TO publish series of able ar
ticles upon it. Meanwhile we invite all to
perusal it carefully. The extra Standards,
which are sent out with each number of the
paper, containing the Constitution, are in
tended for circulation. The Secretary of
State has ordered their publication, and this
method is taken for their circulation Scat
ter them freely. Let the people be thoroughly
informed before they vote.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-07-18
Rates of Subscription.
Rates of Advertising.

.-~-~~~~-~~-@~~0~0-"~0~-~"-(
Ten lines or one inch space to constitute a
square.
One souare. one insertion. 81 90
Each subsequent insertion. ........-.... 50
Liberal deduction made, by special contract, 10
large advertisers.
Court advertisements will be charged % pre-
cent higher than the regular rates.
SPECIAL NOTICES charged so per cent higher
than ordinary advertisements.
For advertisements inserted irregularly, % per
cent. higher than usual rates will be charged.
No paper in the South has advertising facilities
superior to the Standard
Letters must be addressed to
W. W. HOLDEN, W. W. HOLDEN & son,
J. W. HOLDEN. Raleigh, N. C.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-07-18

The Williamson Erpositor hoists the name
of D. D. Ferebee for Lieutenant Governor.
Observe the aristocratic orthography of our
cotemporary)
The Erpositor is precocious The office of
Lieutenant Governor, 1--WE follow the spelling
of the honorable committee on the Constitu-
tion,) depends upon the ratification of the
revised Constitution; and there are serious
doubts whether Mr. Ferebee's name, taken
in such a connection, may not defeat the
Constitution, especially in Eastern Carolina.
The Colonel may be Colossus in Camden,
but he is manikin at Rome.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-07-18

The attention of persons of color, formerly
slaves, who lived together as man and wife
prior to the 10th of March, 1866, and WHO
live in the same relation now and intend to
continue the relation, is called to the fact
that unless they appear before the County
Court Clerk and record themselves as mar
ried, they will be liable to Indictment at the
next Fall Term of the Superior Court
1t would be a kindness, as it is a duty, for
all employers to inform their servants of this
requirement of the law, as it will no doubt
save the colored people much trouble and
expense
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-07-18

The proceedings of the meeting of the
Goldsboro' loyalists, recently published in
the Standard, have received the usual atten-
tions from the rebel press of the State
Stand up, ye loyal! Though few, ye cannot
be harmed, for the day has at length arrived,
when the only weapon left the chivalry is
that venomous yet impotent abuse, which
even WASHINGTON encountered, and ANDREW
JOHNSON defied. Do you not remember
when it was the bullet, the rope and the
grave?
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-07-18

tits announced that Judge Fowle has been
designated by the Governor to hold special
term of the Superior Court for the County of
Alamance, commencing on the 4th Monday
in the present Month
The Fall Term of the Superior Courts will
be held asfollows. Weclipfrom the Sentinel:
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-07-18

A do1ne east editor wants to know why
editors are not blessed with donation visits,
as clergymen-for editors, it IS we'll known,
are proyerbial for their kindness Of heart,
works of benevolence, and excessively ten
der disposition to any body and every body
who has anfawtallY dull axe to. grind,
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-07-18
1st Circuit. Judge Merrimon,

The government of the United States is
composed of three coordinate Departments:
Executive Legislative and Judicial. We
receive the protection of all these Depart
ments and owe our allegiance to them, for
ming, as they do, the government of the
United States
Why is it that the rebel papers of the
South denounce and villify the Legislative
anG Judicial Departments of government and
alone praise the Executive? Do they owe
no allegiance to the Legislative and Judi
cial Departments Do they consider them
unlawfully organizeda Do they wish to edu-
cate the public mind for another rerozutione
Weowe cur allegiance to the whole-the gov
ernment. What do they mean by constant
ly abusing Congress and the Judiciary? Are
they striving to divide the departments of
government, and break it up9 Whittier
do the present teachings OF the Southern
press tend To the restoration of the Union,
or to its destruction?
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-07-18

The address of the Loyal Unionists of the
South, inviting the loyal Southern people to
send delegates to Convention to be held in
Independence Hall, Philadelphia, on the 1st
Monday in September next, appears in the
Northern papers, emanating from Washing
ton City. 1t is signed by D. R. Goodloe and
Byron Latin, for North Carolina. This is
counter movement, in opposition to the
Philadelphia National Union Convention.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-07-18

Two mullen stalks and bunch Of thistles
are called a grove in the mining portions Of
Nebraska a very shady country. 20
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-07-18

STAT1sTIcAL.AFromt the last ANNA, "a.
port Of tbs Geological Society Of London
it appears that the nr.mber of animals LIVING
IN n the the. Regents r..ark menagerie at the spa
OF 1000 was 1855. being 9s more than at The,
corresponding period Of the preceding ,yeaF,
so.le curious and impertinent fellow has
compiled the following list Of ages of ladies
OF notability connected with the stage:
Charlotte Cushrnan viii shortly celebrate
the Goth anniversary Of her. birth; Fanny
Kemble is in her 49th year Kate Bateman
is "a years old; Julia Dean is 81; Madame
Celeste = g.; Mrs John Wood is So; Julia
Bennett Barrow is Al Adah Isaacs Menken
IL; Ayonia Jones 2S; Kate Reynolds ~;
Mrs. Vernon is nearly 70; Mrs. ]. H. Allen
is %, Madeline Henriques is 20 -and Is the
youngest leading lady ON The stage Pare
pa is as; Miss Hosmer i %; Maggie Mitchell
is 80. q. ,. N q -, n
Two mullen stalks and bunch Of thistlss
are called grove in the mining portions Of
hntx~ "a.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-10-11
CHAPTER iA2.

TOWNS AND CITIES NAY nsCoMTIHU. 1no
CORPORATIONS
AN ACT to authorize Incorporated citisl
towns and villages to discontinus thsiv
corporations.
Sec. !; Be II enacted BY the Gsnsral
whenever one-fourth Of the leeal vsesrs
OF any incorporated city, towu, o. VI.
lage, In this State, shall petitisa tho
County Court of the county wherola
such Incorporation ID Sltuated. Nbe tho
discontinuance OF the same, Il shall s.
the duty Of each Judge 70 cause % 8
published for at least thirty days, "a.
tice stating that the question q 1iecoo-
tinuing such incorporation shall b suh.
the next annual city or inO0rpoeatoa
election, on the LIST Monday In March *
Sec ,. The form of the ballot saAal b
'For the Incorporation" and "Againse
the incorporation"
Sec. 3. That II . two-thirds majority
of all the legal votes cast for and aSalnse
such proposition, shall le east agajnst i,
then the same may be discontinued.
The vote provided for In this ct shall
not be construed to discontinue any In
corporation until the said incorpoqskion
shall have made ample provision Noe the
payment of all its indebtedness. ana -
| the faithful performance Of al its Coz.
tracts and obligations, and shall hava
levied the requisite tax therelnr belbeo
the same shall be declared discontiuned.
Sec. 4. The vote for this purpcoe sheli
be taken, canvassed, and returned. m
the same manner as other munlCapGl
elections, and all expenses Il the saine
paid by the said corporation SO votin9.
Sec. 5. That the books, documents,
records, papers and corporate seal ofany
city, town, or village, 20 discoutjnucd.
shallall be deposited with the County
Judge Of the county for safe keeping and
reference in future and oil court recorao
9f May93F ,S3th oE ih other officers sha =
township, who shall have authority ~
execute and complete all unfinished bua.
mess standing on the same.
Sec. 9. That whenever the in0oepoanN
! ton Of any city, town, villaRe. ahoil
have been discontinued under the nuF-
suance OF the act, It shall be the dufy az
the County Judge Of the county whcfein
such incorporation was situated 70 puh.
lish such fact for thirty days IN s COUNTY
paper, if one is published Ia the counfv
same length Of time, and also oertifv ~
fact to the Secretary of STATE.
Sec. Z. That for the payment Of -
Indebtedness named In the 4th sectina
Of this act, the corporation shall iasuo
warrants in cases where there = no
money in the treasury, and tho county
treasurer shall collect the tax proviha7
for in said section ~ he collects oeRo9
taxes, and pay the said warrants, 60
any surplus Of this fund shall - nen
over to the temporary school fand ~ oHIo
district or districts where the - -
levied. fs4E7T
Sec 8. This act shall take eUAe6 -
its publication accordin9 = ~. S a
Approved April 3d, l6oaI ~ sssa..sg
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-10-11

GEORGE WAsHIN0ToN ON COPPER
HEADs.-In Guilds new volume,
Manning and Brown University" we
find this extract ffotn : letter from Wash
ington to Reed, q Pennsylvania:
ut gives me very sincere pleasure
that the Assembly ID % we'll disposed 10
second your endeavors in bringin1 those
murderers Of our cause, the monopoli-
sers. forestalloFs and enKrossers, to con-
dign punishmenk IL h to be lamented
that each State, lang ere this, has not
hunted them down q pests Of society
and the greatest enemies We have to the
happinees of America. I would 10 God
that some Of The more atrocio,ls in each
lows flve times . high - the one pre-
pared for Haman. No psseisApaent, in
my 0ppinio~, = to- severe for the MAJ,
Vho can bssiad hi. gre0tncs upon his
count,y's rssisl."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-10-11

| .sth Dte4sict-@a = Oia
n the fbrty ty-nln0 sesaass -
70 one Representative -.
sOth DisGrict---a 81. A1so -
h the flfsietA Als1s1s4 - Ne11sa =
two ReprussnneosGE VI q
5lst Distetse-1s2 WlnnesAsIk -
" b the nFy~Alse A6A1U4 -
to two RepsSssa1n11vo1 -
sd Dlstd1 - - -
Afly-seeuuA An1s1G - g ~ ~ i! !.
Rsps.sntkivs. r. = 'gfsU.f ks.
5sd District-1 IS 6tosy ss -
anythird disGEist. - saso - -
Repressata4ivs. as e nafS .ioa
t4th District-l g. H1ye e1
the fifty-fburth dlstricE, ~ tnGos4O
one Representative. sFaRtss.s "a ]. !
55th DisGrict-s6 e. Hass1DQ - pa
by county shall consGass0 ~ 49,
district, and be sntatssd - - 01s'
tative. . EHgagas8 .nalsSa tef tE'
5sth District--l 81. TAs Gssn61 =
Mitchell and Howard shan ssaoD
the fiftysixth disGsict, - - 010ossO
one Representative. f 'AiaH ~
57th District--3 81 TIE GsooD -
Sioux, O'Brisn, Buena Visa - 60
okee, with tho unosyAAissa ssones04a
Lyon, and Osceuaa, slAll san1Gu1o 0as
fiftysevcnth disGrict, and - sooeeeO
one Representative. ..fs -
5sth District-6 -6ee. g. TAe Gp01eseA4
Dickinson, Emunstt, Clay, snA -
Alto shall constitute tbe nftyslghth -
trict, and be entitlsd to one Rspfsssae
tive. sssz..*a ~
seth District--Sec. 60. The souGtis -
Cerro Gordo, Worth, Winnsbaoo. 49,
Koss,,th shall constitute the nftyn00
district, and be entitled 70 ons Re4se
sentative. Es ast8s @gFs8E
Goth District-Scc. 81. The eoantDso -
Woodbury., Ida, Sac, and Plymoath sAa1l
constitute the sixtieth district, and b
entitled to one Representative.
6ist District-Sec. 81. The counties -
Wright, Hamilton, Fsnklin and Han.
cock shall constitute the sixtynEst -.
trict, and be entitled to one Reprsssnta.
tive.
62d District-Sec. 81 Tho countiss =
Webster, Pocateislas, CAlhsan aaA
Humboldt shall cons111mo9 oQse slxtyoo0.
ond district. and be entitled 70 eAe Aa9-
resentativc.
63d District-Sec. o.. The countass -
Monona, Crawford, and Carroll sha1l
constitute the sixtythird district. anAhe
entitled to one Representative. 93
cath District-Sec. 65. The countles -
Green, Guthrie and Audubon, shalt Co.,
stituie the sixtyfourth district, anA b
entitled to one Representative.
85th District-Sec. 68. Tho countiss of
Ringgold and Taylor shall constituts tls
sixty fifth district, and be entitled 70 ons
| Representative.
6iith District-,Sce. 81. The counties =
Atalr, Cass, and Montgomery shall sso-
stitute the sixtysixth district, ard -
entitled to one Representative.
9th District-Sec 50. The counties o
Butler and Grundy shall constitn1sN
sixtyseventh district, ard bAoae11bo4
one Representative.
68th bistrict-Sec. 6S l0o1. Tho eooE
tie: tie. Gt s4 AasY: sas !!s Ha!ss mp sk
tied to one Representative.
Approved April I'd, 1858.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-10-11

p@- Under the reign of the first caliphs,
there was . merchant at Bagdad equally
rich and avaricious. One day he bar
gained with a porter to carry home for
him large basket of porcelain vases for
ten paras. AS they went along, he said
to the man:
"My friend, you are young, and am
old; you can still earn plenty. Strike
off, entreat you, para from your hire. ="
Willingly" replied the porter.
This request was repeated again and
again, until, when they reached the
house, the porter had only single para
to receive. AS they went up the stairs,
the merchant setd, "If you will resign
the last para, l will give you three pieces
of advice"
"Be it So" said the porter.
"Well, then,' said the merchant, "if
any one tells you it is better to be fasting
than feasting, do not believe him If any
one tells you it is better to be poor than
rich, do not believe him ifany one tells
you it is better to walk than ride, do not
believe him."
"My good sir" replied the astonished
porter, II knew these things before but,
if you will listen to me, will give you
advice such as you never heard"
The merchant turned around, and the
porter, throwing the basket down the
staircase, said to him,
"If any one tells you that one Of your
vases remains unbroken, do not believe
him.
Before the miser could reply the porter
had made his escape.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-10-11

D0-At an assemblage Of . few friends,
one evening, the as&ence Of lady was
noticed, which wast apollgised for by al
acquaintance, who stated that she was
detained by an interesting little incident.
"Ah, yes" exclaimed Mrs. John Smith,
land q beautiful little incident it was,
too-weighing just nine pounds and a
half"