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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-14
NUMBER 47.

efforts Of our soldiers in the field. But
Mr. Seymour saysi
when | accepted Che Invitation To
speak, with others, at this meeting, We
were promised the downfall VI VieksSarg.
the opening Of the Mississippi. the prob
able capture of the Confederate capital
and the exhaustion Of the rebellion. BY
common consent, all parties lad Sized up
on the same day when the results Of tbs
campaign should be known, to mark out
the line Of policy which thsy fsls that
our country should pursue. But, in tho
moment Of expected victory. there came
the midnight cry for help from Pcnrsyl-
vania to save its despoilcd fields from the
invading foe and, almost within sight
Of this great commercial metropolis. the
ships Of your merchants were barnod
to the waters edge.
TALK TO Ills FslRsps.
This was Oh the 4!h u July. On the
18th Of July the mob oams. 1t swoPs
New York as with the bosom Of dcs.ruo-
tiou 1t had Governors threat to justify
Its action. Governor Seymour is sent for,
He comes. Hs speaks to tho rioters. He
says:
"Mr FRlssps--l have come down from
the quiet Of the country to zee what was
the difficulty. 10 lcarn that all tho trouble
was concerning the draft. Let Inc assure
you that am your friend. (Uprearioas
cheeiing.l You have been my friends
cries Of yes that's so, we arc and
will be sg.iu, and now. l assure you,
my fellow citizens, that ana here to show
you test Of my friendship. (Cheers]
1 wish to inform you that have sent my
anjutaLt general to Washington to confer
with the authorities there, and 10 have
this draft suspended or stopped. yocif.
erous chee,ing. ! psk you as good eit!.
sens to wait for his return. wish you
to take good core Of oil property as good
citizens, and see that every person is safe.
lie safe keeping Of persons and property
rests with you, and | charge you to die
turb neither 1t is your duty to main-
tain the good order Of the city; and ]
kaow you will do it. wish you to sep
aratc as good citizens and you ear asssra-
again WHENEVER YOU WISH TO DO
SO. ask you to leave all to me NOW.
and will see to your rights. Wait un-
I'll my adjatant general returns from
Washington"
. SEYMOUR AND VALiASploHAM--IsrxR.
P0s1Nu MoRn OssTAoLEL
"lf this proceeding is approved by the
j Government and sanctioned by tho peo.
pie, it is not merely step toward revolu-
u tior--it is revolution. 1t will not only
J. lead to military dcspo!ism. In this as.
pect it must be accepted, or in this %.
J pect rejected. The people of this country
n,w wait with ths deepest anzi W the
u decision Of the Administration upon the
ais. Having given it generous suppor.
Il in the conduct Of the war, We pause to
II see what Kind Of Government 1t is feI
which VIC are asked to pour out Blood
Il and and treasure The action Of the Ad'
ministration will determine in The minds
Of more than one half Of the people Of tn,
y loyal States, whether this war 10 waged
IL to put down the rebellion at the South
IL or destroy free institutions at the North.
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-14
Union HOU S E,

VERMONT.
Ip,..no,stsa Ip, from top 10 bottom new furn-
a h'u' and carpets. The proprietor having recent
Wa.,.rrb,,ed and rcfitted this house, nanalhg
pL. south east corner Of Main st., informs
~ ~. nnblic that he is prepared to furnish whole-
n entertainment for man and beast AZ rea-
,"nabI. compensat on hssL seex ns 81;
"T ND. Park, Vermont, July 10Th iSo' St'
roRTH woLCoTT HOU H.
yorth Wolcott. Vt.
n BOYNTON, PROPRIETOR 45yl
uORRISVlLLE II o Y S l..
vovp,sylLLE, VERMONT.
D. M, IRISH. In, PRlLToR 43yl
EDEN POND HOUSE.
vI,Is VERMONT.
r MARTIN, Proprietor.
u,tsly Eden House, by d. Randall)
IRASBURGH HOUSE
I,,,KuruH, Va. by l.. T. tbdEkTof
s,as,, ave this house daily for all railway
,,s,ion, horses and carriages to iet' u"
UUBBELl.' OF ~
wOLCOTT VT.
,rsTJTs n IBDElI PROPRIETOR.
n, tho stage road to lrashutgh CONVEYANCE
1, any part OF the county on snort ho''oe'
unnYrAIN SPRING HO U , b.
Waterviie, Vt.
Al msFARLAND. Proprietor.
". .,,ouors will be furnished the gu str oil
nj, house for the year ensuing.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-14
MAS E. NJ. LUCE

Will reopen Circulating Library, Periodi-
Gals and Stationery, with Millinery and Fancy
Goods of every variety including Corsets, Hoop
skirts, Kid Gloves, and Worsteds. stamping
done on short notice: S,raws and Felts dressed
nicely
First door West of new church, stowe. Vt, As
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-14

GENERAL. AGENT
for the
FIRAERs' MUTUAL Insurance COMPANY,
For l.amoille County.
He takes this opportunity Of informing the
public that he l. now authorized TO insure
Village Dwellings
At from one.half to one-thrd less rates than
they can insure the same RISKS in the Vermont
Mutual ALL Farm property insured upon as
equ lily favorable terms ALL personal prop.
erty insured at its full valre III orders left
st the American House. Hydcpark
will be promptly offended to.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-14
------ Hstsls.
IMERICAN HOUSE,
Estals.

'""St'a
NE. n.yid Randall would respectfully inform
pi, u, pId ,isnds and patrons and the public gen
hb ON ,b,t he has leased for term OF years this
'slI' 's.,a%n 'S house, and purchased the furniture
veil indS hhu% to have no part Of the public suffer
He sinsnge. ih's uhile he solieits portion OF that
By INC vu rGich has heretofore driven by the
FsronSssy House, or account the price of fare,
lIss,' sSs confident that he will be able TO please
n vSs are willing to pay y,o,obsr ls "as asS d issf
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deceased Aae,ionssrs


q. W. D0TY,
phrurr snKRIrF AND LICENSED AUcTIoHEEE.
All business done on reasonable terms.
fniIn business solicited.
J.. NJ. PARKER,
!, North Hyde Park, Vermont.
Mpasy Sheriff and Licensed Auctionser. 10
A. DIV MEL L..
Deputy Sheriff and Licensed Auctioneer'
Hyde Park, VI.
th 'slls promptly attended to. 80
O. A. A. ANDREW
PLAIN AID ORNAMENTAL PAIkTEE,
lwobooTT. yERnoKT.)
seventeen years experience. Mr. An
.nasws feels confident that he can give satii-
.,an .,'non to all who may employ him In the line
uhn trade. House and Sign painting oil All
N.as done in the best style. and materials iur'
shsa h kH!ed, at lowest rates. Wy
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-14

HORATIO SEYMOI'R.

The Wn Record Of a Peace Democrat
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-14
JOSEPH HAWSE,
RNsED AUCTio oNEER,
Wolcott, ---- Vt. 44sm

W. |, ATKl ms,
S?owE, Vruuoxr
(Oppcsite Manifold Ho,el)
Dealer in choice American and French con.
fectitnary' nuts ,aisins, figs, lemons, oranges,
tea, coffee and sugar Fruits of all kinds-'resh
and canned, Also books and stationery. s4yl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-14

" SAW YER.
attorney at Law and Soicitorin Chancery,
npE PARK. fkhs"N'
Agent for the prosecution Of all claims
against the U. s. Government.
Office in the Newsdealer Building.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-14

"lf we make our paper money good by
harsh s. stem Of contraction, we shall
cripple the energies Of the country and
make bankruptcy and ruin, If. on the
other hand, we debase the currency by
unwisc issues. We shall equally perPlex
business and destroy rober industry. aud
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-14
Attorneys.
S,ini.dcIs & ESinggsHsNa,

Rioi.dcIs Il Bingham,
,,,a,n.y, a. law and Solicitors in Chancery.
Cambridge Boro. Vt.
u.,snrIL. ". A. BINGHAM.
With. KENFIELD.
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Ihancery; also
0snsral Insurance Agent, Hyde Park Vt.
Fire, Lie, Accident Life and Accident COM
biaed and Live stock Insurance effected In the
eldest. largest and most reliable Insurance com
vsutgs ia tirv Uuitxd %twtS. NFi|
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-14

A PEACE MAN IN WAR A sAa MAN IN pEAc
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-14
HYDE PARK, VERMONT, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER A. 1863

We wish for fraternal relationship with
the people of the South. We demand
for them what we demand for ourselves
the full recognition Of the rights Of the
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-14

BRIGHAM i WATERMAN,
It.ornsys at Law and solicitors in chanccry,
IrbgPAHK. ,,.sl. -
Particular attention given to the eollfciiun o.
III claims against the Government WiuoM =
Invalid and other penfons. bounties. back pay !.
4. v,Iuo npiaaAM, aso. l.. wATnRtiAh. 40
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15
FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, Nov. IA.
The inhabitants Of the city Of Puerto Prin-
,cepe and vioisity have epsssa in - ssddssss
10 Capt. Gen. Leosundf, 4egrsttina the
depredations of Revolutionists in various
parts of the island. and Offering their servi-
ces to quell the rebellion. 8ignovo says they
hope for speedy peace and believe inaug-
uration reforms gwen by shs mother country
will soon bring about that result The doc
ument is signed by most Of the influential
portion Of the population and many native
Cubans among them. Varona's address Is
almost certain to exercise . great influence
throughout the island, as it il well known
that Puerto Principe has always been con-
sidered the principal stronghold of the Re-
public.
Capt. ,Gep. Leosundi denounces as false
the statements pFhlished in certain New
York Journals, Of his hasiaK prohibited
the American Consul from sending dispatches
by the Cuba Cable to washington asking
the American government to send asqusd-
ron to Csba. The following i given ~ .
true version Of the affair The Ceasul wish
ed 10 telegraph TO VAshington that Puerto
Principe bad revoltsd. Loosandi said that
certain intelligence was untrue and convih-
esd tbs Con0lUf thae fact, wAo innsdiate.
u and voluntarily Withdrew The dispatch.
Dispatches from N. Y. announcing
thu attempt 70 organize IL Falibus-
,ering Expedition in that city and New Or
leans were promptly received.
Ise Captain General is also in receipt OF
dispatches to the amesf5ect. All necessary
precautions have been taken to receive the
invaders. Spanish war steamers are cruising
about the coast.
Colonel Quiros has returned to Santiago
de Cuba from the insurrecti ti,nary districts.
He was unable to remain there any longer,
as he WAS without provisions and that region
was entirely bare.
Captain General Leosundi has received q
dispatch from the Provisional Government al
Madrid, approving his course in every par
ticular. The dispatch mentioned tho fact Of
the appointment Of General Dulcee a. Cap
tain General Of Cuba, who Vas nen.ina.ed en
account of the receipt Of the resignation o.
Leosundi.
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FROn NEW YORK.
N- voRr Nov

NV ioA1, NOV. 10.
General Grant visited friond this morn
ing, but with this exception has remained
quietly q his hotel I'll dsy. He has had q
large number Of visitors, al Of whom we're
received, but hs refuses 70 receive any public
e.'enuon . en'e''siu spp''cs''ous 'to" "
nce1seekels'
uprslus, 9 sessny s.eofs s :s..I. sIe.'
l.u "a. nsAou eye' .uol"y u1'ol: 1iu",s
.ss. n;sn. ~. .: Domo ~ s'''' lynx = n..'
pas. s.A .n's moIu1e, ,... -
"A heIau.'ns .ol 'Se ~. L:o.I M T"ina. n;h
sa'o, s nss cessel ilI = sn's s'K, e nenn o'
0uns uh;sh s : ,.n ~. gym :. w..,s ~ =. ., 80,
:. u.SI : -Sol. -DoI n .ss !. :. 5.s~,.. =,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15
LATE GABLE DIsPAfcHES


LoxpoB, Nov.s13.
Lord Stanley opend the Parliamentary can
yass in the borough Of Kings Lynn with .
speech TO bis constituents. After reviewing
and defending the policy Of the ministry, he
proceeded to consider the State Of things in
Europe. He said that mutual jealousies and
o~ergrown armies Of France and Prussia
we're the source Of uneasiness, but believed
if peace was maintained France would be-
come 1pconciled to the nuion Of Germany
He feared Turkey was 10 danger from intern
al causes.
Returning to the question which agitat.d
England, be declared himself in favor Of
reform, but opposed the disestablishmsnt OF
the Irish church. In the course Of kis ad~
dress hs announced that the differences With
the United States were 20 far settled that
the arrangements that wers made wanted
only ratification Of the government st Wash
ington.
PARIS, Nov. 49,.
At the Council the Ministers held a.
Tuilleries, proof Vas addnced of the exist
sncs Of conspiracy for the overthrow Of the
existing order Of affairs in France, and reso-
lutions were adopted providing for the use of
the most vigorous measures for its suppress
ion.
The public journals will be exempted from
interference if they refrain from inciting the
people against the government.
Mr.. Hayin, editor Of the Steele, died to-
day, aged 50.
MADRID, Nov. IS.
General Dulce upon leaving for Cuba TO
assume the Office of Captain General, will
take out number Of Civil officials, who are
to replace the present administrative author
tiles. Very extensive powers are granted
him, in view Of the troubled condition Of
the Island.
Civil marriages are now of frequent occur
ance in Spain. A
The formation Of the Protestant Church in
Madrid has been sanctioned BY ~ Prosis-
ional Government.
Admiral Tapete, Minister Of Madrid, "a.
vors the Duke Of Mountpensier as eandi-
date for royalty.
BERLIN, Nov. IA.
Count Stardergatz, Prussian ambassador
at Paris, has resigned. VonWeather, pres
ent Minister to Austria, has been appointed
to 6ll the vacancy.
LoNDoE, Nov. IA.
The mail steamer from Bio Jansiro brings
| later news from the seat Of war.
The allied army was before Augastora
The Psraguaysns came out in force and at-
tackled it, but were repulsed with loss oi
| 28O killed and wounded.
It was fully confirmed that President Lo.
pez has shot his brothers, Beningo and
Herancio. Many Of Lopez troops were de
serting.
1 X
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FROM NEW lURK.

NEW YoRK, Nov. IA.
A terrible collision occurred on East river
this morning between two Fulton ferry boats.
Both boats were badly damaged; one boy was
instantly killed and several other persons
seriessly injured.
Tho following particulars show the cause
OF the disaster: The Hamilton left her slip
on the Brooklyn side = 7:20, with . great
number Of passenger, and q she neAred the
New York side encountered the food tide;
she was headed down stream Ia order to meet
the counter tide and enter her slip:at this time
it is alleged, Southern propeller which waa
endeavorisg TO enter the neighboring slip
lot 60 her stern line and swung around, thus
slip. The helsman Of the Hamilton, then
headed his boat between the propeller and
bulk head of the Union in order 70 enter the
slip; there was not sufficient room between.
the boats, and it st ono became evident that
disaster was unavoidable. The propeller
scarcely moved, and in . moment the Ham
ilton crashed against the terryboat Union
which lay chained in ! shp adjoining her
own. About one thousand persons were on
board the Hamilton, coming to their business
in the city, and fully one half of whom had
crowded to the forward part Of the boat; this
caused the forward deck Of the Haniitoa to
sink several inches below ~ guards Of the
Union. Tho warning vas - brief that it
vas impossible for hen 70 retreat and mum
ber was caught between the guards Of the
two boats q thsy ovsrlappsd and vsrs ter
nhly cruahed. Tho cabin Of the Hamilton
vas csushed in. and became scsne heart
derding beyond description; ter1i6sa women
and children scrsamed for hslp, while the
checks Of sts0as nsa swsss blanch6d xith
fear, and tx . nlumut those ID the csbia
expected 70 ses the boat 70 down or BE-
crushed. An s6brs ~ nAds b many OF
the passengers b ~ ea1an = rs6eh the shore
believing that the boat VS. about TO sink,
and several persons were Knocked down and
trampled on. Five pefsons we're killed or
mortally wounded and twenty seriously.
i The number Of meteors seen here last
night exceed $500 BY actual count.
General Grant left the Metropolitan for
West Point, accompanied BY Mr. Grant and
General Dent, he will return on Monday.
A Washington special says: Private I'd.
vices from suthori6ve English so1rcss are
to the effect that the British Goverpsnent hal
aGreed to withdraw her title Of the joint oc.
cupancy Of The IslAnd Of 6anJ Jsan. i
Panana advises slAte that the Unitei
States CosGal aAsisss the AmefieaaS th9t i
~ increased commercial contzibstioa 1
levied and snissosd, - Als ; psoteat with hin
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15
FROA BOSTON.

BosTos, Nov. IA.
Judge Clifford in tbs u. ). Circuit Court
this morning delivered HIS opinion in the
srest How land Will case in which BETTY
Robinson, now Mrs. Edward Fl Green, waz
complainant against Thos. Sandal and 9TH
ers, executors, under tho last will Of Silvia
Ann Howland TO have will set aside, the
whole case rested upon the admission Of the
sdspeeijsu Of Mr. Gre>s, and tie sourt de-
eided il Ia pdmisaabae . Ser asit Nhtsd "a
the contract between her and Mrs. Howland,
but the complainant was dismissed with costs.
An appeal to The SapssanA Court was taken,
Two passenger trains on the Lowell +
was badly smashed this .. m. owing to bro
kan rad. Two persons we're sliehtlS iojdesd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15
FROM MEXICO.
NEw YoaK, Nov. 10.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 10.
The following news has bsen received from
Mexico:
The Gossrsns.t dssas il insxpsdisnt -
bring before CongFess The reesat treaties
drawn up betvesn Sscrstasy Seward and Aia-
lister Ro0ofo.
The concession to the Mexieo and VssA
Crus Railroad Company has bssn finally
agrssd 10.
A bin b isSos Of ths American Railroad
/ Telegraph Conpaay passsd at the second
readiae.
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rURElaN NEWS.

Nsw YoaK, Nov. Il.
The steamer Henry Chasncsy brings
Panama sdvices to the tth, and $4,000 in
California treasure.
Earthquakes continued ON the coasts Of
Chill and Peru.
In Copiapo = severe shock vas expert
enced, doing considerable damage, bus no
lives were lost.
A very heavy ess occurred on the 18th OF
Octobas, lasiise seasly fArss minutes. An
other lasaed foer misstas.
Il 70 thoaghs bloody civil var in Chill %
immiusatr growing oet Of tAs support given
Advises from AueEsalia to he Oh Of Oc-
tobss ars uninpss1ant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15
FROM Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. IA.
The Randolph Carme billiard match,
which vas broken up BY tie disagreement Of
their respective hackers, seems likely 70
again assume definite shaps.
Randolph now issues . challenge to Carme
to play hin, leaving to the latter the choice
Of time, tables and place. II Is probable
that the match will b arranged 1t once.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15
FROM. HAVANA.

Nsw YoaK, Nov. 14.
The Herald says: Private lsttsra from
prominsns insurgents in CnbA state that the
rsvolutionary Junts in Havana has sworn to
destroy the property Of every person who
shall, over his signature, offer his life, wealth
or protection to favor the government cause.
In no other case shall property be attacked.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
-- - - --- - -
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILApELpAIA, Nov. IA.
In the contested election cases before the
Court Of Common Pleas to>day, motion
was made BY the Democratic lawyers to
quash the petitions, on the ground that The
affidavits are defective. The court Fixed FRI
day next for argument on the motion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15
ELECTION RETURNS.

Lssss4s ss4sssssse CafC1Uo, Nov. II.
The R1pablicsn pshsMhss the Official r.
tafns from oil but FIVE counties in Illinoia. in
which Grants majority i 50 g53; The msjor>
ity sEainst the Constitutional Consention IN
tha same counties is s, ,O9O, and It is probably
defeated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15
BY TELEGRAPH
AFrEBuOON DEGPATCHEs.
From Washin = ton.
Terrible Collision Of Ferry
Beats.
Five Persons Killed and nany
Hero Seriously Injured.
UuseleleA Condition Of the
Money MarEct.
The Cuhan IDsorfcctton.
LATE NEWS ny CABLE.
From South America
RePulse ef Pavaguayans nj
Auguslora.
LATE NEWS ny CABLE.
From South America
Repulse ef Pavsguayans nj
Au9usloFa.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1861
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15
CLOTuIHRs.

vencill, Jones 4 Co......cor Third main stfee.s.
Hess, Stern q Co.......cor second Main streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15

BOOTS = DHOEs-nETAIL.
sDsaa aa.............seof Ihssd ~ 49,.
Huishemp . Bro. o...... Main stssst--o oss 4tA Sth.
Z Hart, Aet..... iss nsin
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15

CLOCKS, WATCREs = JEWELAx.
Sam Bridges. ...... Nos Estes House.
= r Ay,ss 4 Sona67 Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15
KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

David Lowry..... Deeona s.r
+ y Weetao24 nain strest-sesf Yosfth.
W.h.tc, Hrrs. ..ee Msin street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15

nOnNEr DLH
HmeYson cor Foarth + Blondsau
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-10

land and town lot, designating the dis
trict in which said land or town lot is
situated, and transmit b certificate OF
the same to the clerk of the board of SUI
pervisors of the proper county,, who
shalt enter the amount OF tax on each
piece of land and town lot, on the tax
list, opposite such piece Of land and
town-lot respectively, in the column
ruled for that purpose, the same ~ other
taxes, and deliver the same to the coun-
ty treasurer, charging him with the
same, which shall be collected by suca
treasurer In the same manner that coun-
ty taxes are collected; and in case the
township clerk shall fail or neglect to
make such return, he shall forfeit and
pay to the use OF the township, for road
purposes, a sum equal to the amount Of
tax on xaid land, which may be collect
ed by suit on his official boud, com-
mencedin the name Of the township
trustees thereof, before any court having
c0Mpeteat jurisdiction.
Approved April !, ls6s.
STATE OF Iowa,
OFFICE OF SEC'Y OF STATE,
Des Moines, May l, 1S6S.
hereby certify the foregoing to be
true copy OF the original roll now on file
in this Office.
Ed WRIGHT, Sec Of State.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-10
CHAPTER los.
AN ACT to amend an act entitled an
Act to prevent the Driving away OF

AN ACT to amend an act entitled an
Act to prevent the Driving away OF
Cattle and other Stock.
al. Be it enacted by the General As
senbly Of the State Of Ioaca, That Sec
ton one, chapter thirty-four. of the
ninth General Assembly be and the
same il hereby repealed, and the follow
ing enacted in lieu thereof: That any
drover or other person or persons, ell
gagged in driving horses, cattle, mules,
hogs or sheep, or any other stock,
through any part Of the state Of Iowa.
and shall drive off or shall knowing and
willingly suffer or permit to be driven
off any stock not belonging 10 him or
them; to any distance exceeding five
miles from the residence of the owner
or agent, or the range in which the
stock usually runs, shall be guilty Of a
misdemeanor, and on conviction there
of shall be punished by fine not ex-
ceeding one hundre.i dollars or by i'm
prisonment in the county jai! not ex-
ceeding thirty days.
Approved April I, 1865.
STATE OF Iowa,
OFFICE; or SEc'Y OF STATE,
Des Moines, Mayl, 1858.
hereby certify the foregoing to be q
true copy Of the original roll now on
file in this office
ED WRIGHT,
Secretary Of State.