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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-08-15
Sl0AN'S CONDITION. POWDER

Has '" largest sale Of any Horse aud Cattle Medicine
in this country. il composed If herbs aud roels, and
for mlnrs,. salty. certainty aud thereughneDs stan0
prr -unsniiy NJ tho head Of the list Of Ilovye and
Cattle Me,tirthes.
becoming sim laundering purics tho blood, lsosens
.he skin mud gives snoetb and glessy appearance
crase~ the water mud strengthens every part Of the
body. II il as safe AMI certain remedy for coughs
and c"ilr, Which generate ~ many fatal diseases.
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DOty's Clothes Washer

DOCy , IlOC1cS WASHER
~ fsis g: 55s S1,s d ri sai1T
Ing and vrinsins clothes Ths wsssss, ssias bosi.r
hot suds, savss thsss-fosrtAs Ne lahor ssl tine;
sanss o. ~ re dirt; NO sore hands, 10 sossd ar;
solon Robinson says: ~ assnrs zen sesr .aehips,.
anss years sse thought nsrs q to-day thaa ever.
ne yeu'o ses - pafssa sisa under say sensidsrs-
n or.ss. Jssd, slissr q The A.sriess Asries,-
.o:s is !, Il 81 az a.e =
susas then - 90 any ethss while tAis d st hand.'
rl;f; .. Yoanaas, p, SAYS: ..oar family I. no.
,.ss we. IN shout soar hours and that too
s,:AsP sss:s, q &c \; =. Church, eA.ss., Dsl.
have done i've Ma ss nsslins) sad il ~ Soars 70
Ers saronsh eleven sossn Pscss many q .hisa were
neshiae nssa; ses4 not b persss6e1 = d Without
WHAT THE PRESS SAT or r..
q The rich might Ae Without these nachines but the
poor, Who nSs vaias tiiae tabor an4 eks savins d
sistkss, have % sok % tAsm q houssnsd neeessi-
& !. vs,sS j p; ...l in any f..ily.-tx.v York
os:.,.s Y sa.s, u. -. y i. s.sd. wsassn.-
r;.y ..r.s 81 sSs good .h.. can b said o. IT,.
1asIly ssissl, and does Ne work vslI.-toAio
Afsr ~ tFisl ve give u the pref~aaas over I'll
esnen. tIowA Honestead.
eyessav'-lHev 1avss Is~ses - cessses.s
illustrated circulars, giving Wholesale and retail
3. .'ssip. :. u. Pre. q. ps... -A.r. 70 is
-; 49,: = ~ ;s:;: ;;lts' w y:
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-08-15

DON'T BE ExTRAvAaANT.-If the
po0r-h0use has any terrOrs for YOU, new
er bay what you don't ,tnes4 Il hka6ose
you pay three cents for ~ Nay my
boy, ascertain whether you cannot make
just - pleasant noise whistling, for
which nature furnisltaNtAA u nys9o44k,
machinery. BeforS y6t BAY So Yof 1
coat, young man, find out whether your
! Sd Hls :. + BSa 81 c. Is iSg S yGsI
she would not let her crack her own ma
zls nuts and buy her own clothes.
- M sps two IS
~ are a, : = a. 6g1Is
theEAsere ina dollar, aud If he don't he
D. " Misa ysS m Mas IA Adt Ssa ne
matter how cheap it is, don't say yes un-
al you are sure that some one else wants
It In advance. Money burns in some
folks pockets and makes such big
Aplp that everything that is put in
dtdps through past finding.1 4 ; - AIS
DSHEsF7c ESDEAiRsaESiTe..@..ff~ hold It
indeed to be sure sign Of a mind not
poised AZ it ought to be, if it be inscnsi-
BILE to the pleasures of home, to the little
joys and endearments of::a family, to the
affections of relations; to the fidelity Of
dOmestics. Next to1neing&ell wiz hiS1
own conscience thl.frie Nip "a at
tachment of q man = Yan1iIy md depen.
dants seem to me one of the most com-
Portable circumstances of his lot. His
situation with regard to either, forms
that sort of bosom comfort or disquiet-
ude that sticks close to him ut all times
and seasont, and which, though he may
nQ1=na& - fesge4 II, amidst the.bus-
6l Spr e hurry 90 1ctive life,
nnae his plAcc In Inn theughts,
= er1aat sflsqf oa his happi.
ness, " every pause OF ambition or of
business.
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= 4 tf1(111k 1l11 u1i !
AMEN ERA IN IlED1c TIEl.
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sr1@ssse saser,ps md nsssea re.d ~
ss = :. fssa y Y &. Hs
Il . ses s q. isiea iRe
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s. ::s:s2e e. ssi: ss!::s:
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oI sts.l1ota14 van sss :ssA NJ ss fsst. Z
~: III. 4 4 II, !. = Il: /. r. =.
ss. ss. !: :: IT, e 81 o.
.:s J. H.. T.. s.s e =. 9. s4 Z ;s
seusrs. x could uSt Ae1p wrt6lsS to yju aAA Nope
,op MIN not ~. = .ai'.. 5AhI, n kTEt.s .s
AAV ANeuOe -
rhi, is 70 certify tha. / Vas discharged from the
arm, VIII GaI S .9a a,ss Ss sa
Il IL. ", 7ors, Ap4ii !. 1895. II "A Ill.,.
The following /. an iDter,.siu. case o. . nan e..
pioyed In IN Iron Rosndry. whs, Il psurins melted
explosion. Is. ssi.sd Iron =. thrown .rsssd and
On him in perfect shower, and he Was busnt dfead-
fully The following ess.lhe..e =: gives % Ne, BY
u. Nav Tc:.' ,.99. ss Y, isss
wabaAly bsgptby hot iron in Novsesr last; ny bdrns
healed, but had running sore on ny leg that would
few weeks. This e iii tue, and anybody can zee me
J. HARDY, iiS sssr,.k Street.
Extracts from Various letter.: .s
81 hsd no appetite; Masgiels Pills gave ne hearty
one" .,
"Your Pills are marvellous"
~ send for another box and keep them in the
house," l-s. sir. .4. 80 #s
"D, M.ge' has: cured N, headache tina. ei,ro-
~ gave half Of one ofyour Pills to my bsbs for cho
era morbus The dear little thing got we'll in adsy"
"My nausea o. morning is now cured"
"Your bop Of Magsei's salve cured me Of noise. In
the head. rubbed some Of your Salvs behind my
ears, and the noise left.S
''ssnd me two boxes, v ant one for poor family"
II enclose dollar, your price is e5 cents but the
medicine to me is worth dollar"
"Send me ave boxes OF your Pills.,
'.Les ne have threeboxes Of your Pills by raaarn
MALL:
have over 200 such Testimonials
As this, but want Of space compels me to conclude.
FOR CUTANEOUS DISORDERS
And oil eruptions Of the skin, the sALvE Is most
invaluable. 1t does not heal externally aione but
penetrates with the most searching effects the very
root Of the evil. Aa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-08-15
Singular Sunday Operation.

Singular Sunday Operation. !.
rHAW Fbj0fE"BensvolenS
Blundersrs, in Good Words, gives the
{e4oYing. eceeNnt Of some obstacle In
tho Wy of rem tous life which will b
likely to strike most readers q novel:
&: !: ! 8
- Wis, til heJ ght have ten.
ded to then rem gl0ds duties at least to-
the extent Of going to church on Sun
doNV, and she Sentured to intimate as
much, 70 the young woman who was
standing rather idly at her door. "Wilf
81 NE Ian er r.
and she conducted her visitor Into tha
little kitchen where sat her husband bye
the fire. He had just come home for
Halfap hour 70 have his tea, and was
9a9 !a !! a J. ~! The meet q a.,
his working clothes, and his hands and
face were Of . deep oily black after the
ths = + I m.
bound to do q part by him, amt I?".
Surely" said the blunderer, anxious to
uphold the duties of matrimony.
tSNssx YAy tpe4 would you like to,
ohhbM ht6 " Mss tnSA Sundays? a
washing of he! Never a blessed moment,
has he to wash himself through the.
week, out early and late, and half the
nint too, 16QblaGk ct Nor ny crDw all
ttAhile. %NvellfO o1ndeSS it's Atting
and proper h0 should try TO look like
Christian, II he can, 30 be sets me to 1t
after we eats our break fast, with buck
etfull of soapsuds and scrubbing
bnehqandI ruhB ut him off and on all
day, till my arms ache, and he amt
f,6|E|||,]f!lsTiS,k ts :; ;ss g $:
brave Wench, and goes at him again,
1dHlue O6QaSn till you'd think
Q born niger nd come out white; and If
s$slG' !; !: LIZ Ss,elssss &c, :: rs i;;;
What was to be said to such stubborn
facts, especially when the good woman
finished with the unanswcrable argu-
nanaxt &nVonsee SaN,Am them as wants
to live religious had best not marry
stoker."
sLAsrA .rN
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ESTABLISHMENT

John Minor B ottss addressed 4 large
meeting Of people at Culpepper Court
sHoss4 ntye Fmrtho of July. He is to
be candidate for the State Con vention.
He was in favor of Universal suffrage,
Ahifk6Js1 education, and universal am
nesty of the rank and file of the late
Confederate army. He advised the col
ored people to send five of their own
color to the Richmond Convention on
the tirsta AUGUST. He expressed him
selfs snpeicahy Aga6k Cor issabon.
He WIZ severe N sisisa denenelstaoss~of
the South, the Democratic party, etc.
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v4ohn Grey Of Hiramsburg, Ohio, who
is in his lO4th year, and for whom the
hoslp1pf beipgI the last surviving SOL
der Of the Revolution is claimed, it is
said was born at Fairfax Court House
kkndkA9nuarx fR. As,prnpriRsv tie,
M(lis y n 1Gksedfi Ny q |! EN-
the slaves of the General. Mr.. Grey's
father fell at White Plains in 1850, and
soon after the son enlisted at the early
age of sixteen. He served till the close
OF the war and was mustered out at Rich
mol1EA g4tSTspahsssw N-csgsss1'
in kaaN sd x2s krss)f1
the surrender Of CORVALLIS at York
town. He says that he was mighty
tough" when a boy, and outmarched
big heavy men. For seventy eight
years he has been consistent member
Of the Methodist Church. Congress last
eM8 IA is ssfsSlous sRlDS1R2
and hopes to live to vote once more.
The Corydon Monitor relates an in
stance of sagacity on the part ola Wayne
county dog: 1--WE learn that boy was
blowing in field belonging to Mr. w.
NsfriDnin Clintor township, wbet, a
large Newfoundland dog that was with
him started rabbit and took after it,
soaring the horse, which ran off carry
ing the pillow with him. The dog seeing
the mischief he had done, gave up the
chase after the rabbit, and took after the
horse, which it caught and held until a
man came and took hold of the lines"
The Republicans of Maryland are
threatening to 60 into the courts against
Governor Swann,s appointm AZ Of reb-
militia, the late law distinctly providing
that no one shall hold position therein
Nn1H4sxot ksSn14 yifzen 81 fi,es STATE
i6f nvE years prior to the passage Of the
law. The Unionists are determined to
try the question wether three years alb
sence in the Confederate army interferes
y&H44e 1ve yeERwa FIhr 81
115e ftanian government is willing to
give freedom to the church of Rome
whenever it will abandon what it calls
proroRatives, Its said that Garibaldi
d6Dcloim6 any Intention to cross the Ro-
nnon hontier until the citizens of that
pl9(ErrqQleI fns1gNate the movement.
e.. l6w, 81 California, illustrates
tt peGltion Of the Democracy of that
0o ~ - anecdote Of man who en-
1oQ0 Tho PAciflc Club, the rooms Of
WG1oA Wogb lbxnAerly occupied as a gam
lng 1870, - slapped up toa party
p Doman Mo Wore playing cards
o 1870 e. bet : dcalay. s'But this is not
> 2lng-house." II that so?" said
49, 80. 6oking about; why this IS
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ulvllllI tIllIIS uIJellI

UDlV bnahb tbUl III nlu0k
The UNIvDRSAL CL0fnns MRIN0HR, With
COS. vheels, has taken the Hlasr Paxnlun In thS
etate RAis o. every NonAerA State; also the First
Irsnian e the last I've feirs 81 the American Inst
s int A sn, !, JUST oneN AwAnD1D THE
on THE COMMITTEE OF TIM 0REA1 NEW
sCRUfiNlzINa fRIAL 81 fHE VARIOUS IA.
CHIMES o. VARIOUS afACHINES or NUME1.
Gus COAP1fIrOR8.
The wringss, without injury to the most delicate
grnsnts, wrinGs clothes almost dry and never gets
tired.
Orange Judd says: at IL clothes saver, time.
ssser, and Assngth saver. We think ths nsehine
gsrnents.. We think the wringer should s. Attsd
With cegs."
Scion Robinson says: ''1ly family would q soen
give up the cooking stove this
The Rev. DR.. Bellows says: II hsastily com
ment.n
Prom \. 3. sToRRs, u, D. D.
II saves labor, expsdiates work, makes the lsun.
dress geo4 nAeured does not tear on huttone-vhat.
ever that nysteriess declaration may msen!-and 10
indispensable II wsll-rssulated family.
1ron the Rev. THE0. /. CUYLE1.
Life 10 too short aud human strength 10 too preciouf
f:r err we.enkis4 70 b kept ct the old prscsss %
clothes Walking and vrIngins. In the laundry Of ~
house there q perpetual thsnksGivings on Mondays
iof the invention Of -FOUR excellent Wrineer wish
henAn heastseeald b eIsanssd q sasly. 10 III
Ekcusive skht of sale given 70 The Aset respsna.
BILE applteant IRON eAeh town. A @f.s#4s
Send for . circulars giving wholesale and retail
&C BROWNING, asasral Aren't,
Ne. = ceas3sa.9s z, =. York.
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(!HOI0a oyun1tlsa sssshpm4 II !, Ts
Candles and Soar at ALDENs.
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DROBATE NOTICE.-Public notice is hereby
L given, that at the regular session of the
first Monday in August, 1867, an instrument
supporting to be the last will and testament of
Preston .. Bff6Ni der r, was read In open court
Rnd.sct for hearing. for final admission to pro-
bate, on the first Monday in September 1857.
All persons interested are therefore notified to
appear and defend or said will and testament
wall be proven up and admitted to probate, as
the law provides, and entered on record.
j. c. Belts, County Judge.
Au>,af Efh IaG7nQoxr9
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SHERIFF SALE.

SHERIFF SALE.
z Kyiftj,N bf an .executtbf Ito me directed.
issued Tom tie office OF the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court in and for the county Of Cedar and
State of Iowa, in favor of William Coutts and
Alexander Ynle, and against John Rice and
James Edmiston, have levied upon the fol-
lowing property as the property Of the said
John Rice and James Edmiston, to- wit: >
DThc undivided one-seventA (1-7) Of the west
half ~ q the northwest quarter 90 of section
aaaaan AAAaaAAat IN t0wnnhin RaAmaAa
nine 90, range number two (c) west Of the 9Th
r. NJ situated I'm Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for SALE at the court
house door In the town Of Upton, in said cOun-
ty, on Saturday the 18th day of August, A. ID.
1867 at one o'clock r. NJ. Of said day. to satisfy
said execution and costs that may accrue
lv Pa - =, , I'D 81 sa r; III
Wnsl1A A6keri1 Dsdar county, low a
DROBATE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given,
l that at the August term, 1857, of the County
Court Of Cedar county, Iowa, an instrument
purport!ng to be the last will and testament of
John Ii. Kelly deceased, was produced and
read in open court. and that the first Monday
In september, 1867. was fixed by said court for
proving said will.
:, .n.n., CO.. 6 BETS. County Judge
~ august - 1ocssnwa -
RUYyeur Kerosene at
N#sAF 9F#Ss H8s Ess&Es DA1As 10
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DR.. MACGIEL'S PILLS

Asthma, Bowel Complaints, 't# +a" &@a''~ I'd
Coughs, Geld, Chest Diseases.
Costiveness, Dyspepsia,
DiarfAoa, Dropsy, DEBILITY,
Fever and Ague, Female Complaints,
Headache, Indigestion, ..Inhuenza,
Infamation, Inward Weakness,
Liver Complaints, Low ness OF Spirits
Ringworm, Rheunatsm, Scalds,
$4,000 Skin Diseases, Salt Kheum, &c.
TPN0TICE.-None genuine without the engraved
trademark around each pot or box signed BY DR.. J.
MAG0IEl, 4S Fulton st., New York, to counterfeit
which 10 feiony. IL. 81 80 s ~
"CoUNTERFEITs; Buy no Maggiel Pills or
Snlve, with a little pamphlet inside the box
They are bogus. The genuine have name of.
Haydock on box with name OF Maggiel NJ ID.
The genuine have the Pill surrounded with
white powder" AEHall Schumacher are
sole agents for these Pillsfn Cedar county.
Sold BY allrcspectabe dealers In medicines through
out the United States and Crnadas-at Is cents per
box or pot. sept37-vl3n89y1 i
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
ORDER FROM GEN. sICKLEs.

OKDEk fKOm uhN' olIhLEo
sr rrts5RAPH rHs TRBusE
CHARLESTON, March 2I-Gen Sicllles publishes TO
morrow an order assuming command of the lid Dis
trict. The order says:
In the execution OF the duty Of the Commanding Gen
eral TO maintain the security OF the inhabitants In their
persons and property TO suppress nsurrecton, disorder
andyolence and TO punish 10 be punished al dis
turbeB Of the public peace and criminals the local rlb
unas will be permitted to take jurisdiction Of and try all
offenders excepting only such may by order of the
Commanding General be referred commission other
milltaV.trbunal for trial. The civil Government now
existing in North Carolina and South Carolina, is pro-
vlson only and in all respects subject TO the paramount
authority OF the United States at any time to abolish,
modify control supersede The local laws and mu
ncpa regulations inconsistent with the Constitution
and laws OF the United States the proclamations OF
the President or with such regulations as are or may De
prescribed In the orders OF the Commanding General
hereby decsred 20 be In force and in conformity there
exercise Of their proper functions, and will be
respected and obeyed by the inhabitants wherever any
perform an official act properly REQUIRED Of such tribunal
oer whereby due and rghtfu security to person or
the post commander In these headquarters. The post
commander will cause to be arrested persons
when the civil authorities fail to arrest and bring
such of6nders to trial. and will hold the accused In Gus
other tribunal organized pursuant to orders from these
headquarters Arrests by military authority wl DC re-
T he evidence on WITCH ey are founded The
commanding General, desiring to preserve tranquility
and order by means and agencies most congeniiail
cooperation of civil officers IN the discharge OF
their duties and the aid Of all good citizens in preyet
that occasion may seldom arise for the exercise OF mill
ary authority in matters Of ordinary civil adminstra-
the people and authorities Of North South Carolina
obedience to the andhGg d noT
tho laws enacted for their government
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
IT TELEGRAPH TO rHx rRrsuSE.

IT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiRUNE
SENATE ...... ALBANY, March %, 1857.
BILLS REPORTED ,
BY Mr. PARSONS (Rep., MOnToe)-To repeal the
law for repairing canals by contract - . g,
BY Mr.. FOLGER (Rep., Ontaro-Ceding 10 the Uhlteu
States Jurisdiction over certain lands In Brooklyn.
Incorporating St. Gabres Benevolent Society OF New
York
Prohibiting the publication Of obscene advertisements
OF patent medicines.
Amending the for the registration Of voters in New
York and Brooklyn.
incorporating the Buffalo Park Company,
To confirm the acts Of the Commissioners OF Excise IN
Erie County.
To egaiio certain ACTS of the Niagara Falls Suspension
Bridge Company
The Dutciess County Excise Law.
Incorporating the Odd Fellows Hall Association OF Bur
falo.
To amend the charter Of the New-York College Of
Dentists.
To provide support for sick and disabled soldiers.
The PRESIDENT presented a communication from the
Controller Of NewYOIk relative TO unexpended apprOpl-
bin was introduced amending tho charter Of the vii
lage OF Albion
BILLS PASSED.
Amending the charter OF the Union League Club.
Incorporating the Corning Library Institute.
The GeneseO Village Charter bill.
Disseminating portion Of HamiltOn-squarc.
The bill changing the rule of evidence In criminal pros
ecutions that persons accused If they request IT, shall
be competent witnesses
Also the bill amending the act for the incorporation OF
religious societies by allowing female members to vote On
business questions. go
Also the bill appropriating $4,000 TO the Albany and
Susquebanna Railroad.
Also, the Rose nm savings Bank Charter bill.
Adjourned till Monday evening.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
DIED.

ADDSsELon Friday, March s Lois wife Of George Aiue
aged 30 years
are Invited funeral services al O'Clock Monday
March 2 at her late residence Ceonaye FIRST house North Of
PutonaVe., Brooklyn.
DRoEKA Poughkepse March TO- at the residence her son
nla9 Abm Nafck MIRA Aida Bronx, widow OF he ae Joha Ia
BRONX Of CoIsaeks N Y, aged 70 years and IL days
March % the residence Of his grandfather
BedfofdASe Brooklyn William Price infant OF kS ard "
aud Mary Bunsen OF Bristol H. L. aged year mouths aud ~
days.
Notice Of ofhlnerathereAner .aflf
BYRNBAt the NewYok Hospital Saturday msnng March ~
o'clock Mr. john Byrne devoted Missionary OF the Seameh
Friend Society, in the 5Oth year of his age :, 49,,
friend Funeral al the sailors Home No i
Cherry-st Monday, March 70, at 2 o'clock p m
CAMPBgLL-At Stamford Conn, Friday March 2S william n
Campbell Editor of 1he Stanford Advoeate o -. =,
Will he held a. IT. Andrews Ohnh Stsmoiu on
Monday, March % at o'clock, p H.
DEAsAt Boomugse Saturday March % Charles Dea artist
Ia the i9th year Of his 49, -
Watts are respectfully invited attend his mneral without further
notice Church Ascension Of FnhAye aud Tenth
st on Monday afternoon, March 20 at 4 O'Clock
DEANYOn Saturday a. Mira Andrew Delany aged 50
III. relatives and the family respectfully invited 10 attend
her funeral this Monday afternoon al O'clock from nor late Tex
dence No 21G West Forty hnhst
pRDDENOn snnlay morning March a. suddenly Maria hoalsa
daughter Of Edward aud Elizabeth G. Heden, IN the 9Th Of he
The relatives friends Of the family invited aept the hners
om the readence of her patuts No. B Ncd foy uuthst
Tuesday, March ~, al J O'clock
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
ASSEMBLY.
BILLS RKPORTED.

Mr.. G. w. BUCK tRep, Chemungl reported bill
to increase the fare the NewYork Central Railroad
Messrs. PARKER (,ep., Cayuga) aud YoUNGLOVE
(Rep, Saratoga dissenting.
The bill TO establish and organize Police Force for the
County OF Oneida recommitted from the Committee
OF the Whole.
To amend the Charter of the Rochester Water Works
TO improve Clinton-st, Brooklyn
To amend the charter Of the village OF Bath -
To incorporate the Trustees Of tie University OF new
To amend the act relative TO the State idiot Asylum
Relative to the sale and manufacture Of petroleum
To 10 incofgS - The Oswego Historical Association.
seyel clerks Offices in This State ~ maDs hed III the
vesting in the United states jurisdiction over certain
In relation to the Niagara Frontier Police District.
To amend the charter OF the International Bridge Com
pany. ... ,,,.
Mr.. PARKER CRep., Cayuga' moved TO reconsider the
vote by which the Niagara Frontier Police bill was passed
and to lay that motion on the table Notion lost m Ia.
The question then taken recOnsdernS anu IoSt
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
MI. HIsCoCK (Rep., onondagal from the Conference
Committee on the Constitutional Convention bill stated
that the Committee had agreed The Senate had yielded
the question of negro suffrage and the House had con
sented 20 the election Of delegates by Senatorial Dscts
The report was laid upon the table
BY Mr.. GRIDLEY (Rep, Mo @ extend m go ye
~ Setyonoljtap Railroad COMPANY Brooklyn Also. tC
construct railroad In Twenty thirdst adverse agreed
to- Also TO authorize loan in West chester comfy %
aid in the construction Of the NewIork Housatonc ad
Northern Railroad.
BY Mr. HISCOCK Rep, 0Dondaga-Io amend m ae
relative 20 the Recorders Court OF Utica Also amenu
ing the revised statute exempting properly Oh teHlO a m
societies from taxation Also, fol RELIEF aSahSV h ga
taxation. -, ~ -, A. o,,.r
ter OF the City Of New-GOrk. a., =. -
BY Mr. oAkEY rep. Kings)-To incorporate the New
York and BROOKLYN Tunnel Company. Also, TO amend al
act for the Improvement OF Gowanus Cana ,,,. 49,
BY Mr.. TRAVIS (Rep, Westchesterl-Io legalize th'
action OF the NewYOrk Common Council Also 10 amen'
an act authorizing VIM Beard and others 10 erect SCI
/ wall in the Twelfth Ward of Brooklyn.
| BY Mr.. VANDENBURG (Rep., Waync)-IO lRcofpotat
| the Corn Exchange Warehouse Company
| Adjourned until Monday morning at 10 o'clock