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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-28
lEAFNESS, CATARRH, COZ.
SUMPTION AND CANCER CURBD.


SUMPTION AND lancer CURED
A Treatise on Deafness, Catarrh, Consumption and
ANGER; their causes, means Of speedy relief and NTH
mate cure. By aPupii Of the academy Of Medicine,
Paris. Sent TO any address for 10 cents.
Letter from Rob't McAurdy, DID, LID, Grand
frelate OF Grand Eneampment Of o 8, and Editor Of
the National FreezsasoH
new YORK Sept. II, I8S7-Dr. STTLLwELL was In
charge Of Grace Church Hospital, Alexandra, Va,
during the war. ! frequently, almost daily, for months,
visited this Hospital, sndha every means Of knowing
his reputation for EFFICIENCY and SKILL. It was Of
the most creditable character, and his success in the
treatment Of patients was romarkable.-RoBERT
NcNURDY.
Organic Vibrator.
II hts into the ear, is not PercePtibIe, removes sing
sag notsesta the head and enables deaf persons TO hear
distinctly at church and public assemblies. This in
strument will often produce results almsst miraculous
ana indeed in cases Of long standing deafness, IL will
relieVe IN . short time. Itmay be adjusted with the
ease OF spectacles.
DIR. ST1LLWELL will be professionally at 81 East
Washington place, University Buildings, N. z, daily,
~ 70 q except Tuesdays, when he wiz be at hisrooms
lOS3Pine Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 12-l6-1y
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-28

The REV. EDWARD A WILSON viii send
Cfree Of charged % all who desire the prescription
with the directions for making and usin0tb sim
pie remedy BY which he was cured Of q lung afec-
tion and that dread disease Consumption. His
only object is to benefit The afflicted and he hopes
every sufferer viii try this prescription, as it win
esss them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Please address REV. EDWARD AWLSGE.
NJ. 155 South7nd Stu Williamsburg, New Yofk
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-28
EACH ARTICLE WARRANTHDM

WE Would en particular attention or seh-Rahng or Dropping Reaper which fore ya aa M
w agsueEr etc, is last psredrg All Others PRICED combined Machines G Ne
MEEEE EAGLE BRICK G
For uIeh ~ an1s1sgned are OLE AGENT for the TATE OF NEBRAKA
the Ent thai all who o@ see tn Machine in operations and earn ca
:. mHy Of work etc, will brow aside he old way Of making rrkWmaw
0 e W A r RA N T the Naanet ID ell al dgdm
ner oil a Better 0uLaJ- dH vHn Uv ua1sU y HmQE
Mas the Machine can do but what We Slain We EARRnnH
E'Oa. Sale by
i. MINICK, nEmAHA CRY. rrB
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-28

during our journey We extend our sincere
thanks, and we hope that the day is not
far distant when we shall see our educa-
tional interest fully sp to the demands
Of the times, and the children Of our StSie
have all the advantages of q thorough
Education.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-28
Educational Department.
E1amInatI0ns of TeacheTg.

). n. -n1,HaNzIH. Hprroa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-28
II. HHLAbUIU1 UIu88Ist'
h9l nroadwav New York. and

"IUH DOutu IUlu bN3 TuIiHUeIpHiN8 q
PRTcE-Sf IS per bottle, or s bottles for $3.50 deliV-
cred to any address. Sold BY AlDruggists everywhere.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-28

And anything and everything required to set ur
plain or fancy housekeeping.
All Of their ware is either manufactured or put
up under their special superintendence, which
enable them sound articles at smaller prices than
eastern manufactured goods.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-28

WANLED-In every county in the United States.
~ FOOD NAN to sell BY sample,
Chamberlafn's Combination Square.
Plumb, Level and Bevels
The greatest invention Of the age, and one that every
Mecnanlcs Workman and Farmer In the land win buy.
send ADDRESS with name, State County, and Post Once
plainly written and we will send circulars and terms.
ss-h ". ). DATOHELDHR & co., Pittsburs, "a.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-28
OF YOUTH

Agentleman who suffered for years from Nerve
Gus Debility, Premature Decay and al the effects
Of youthful indiscrstiOn will, for the sake Of suf-
fering humsnity, send free to ai who need e the
receipt and directions for making the simpls REM
edy By which he was cured. Sufferers wishing "a
profit BY the advertisers experience, can dc 80 by
addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN OGDEN,
s4yP AZ Ceder Street., New York
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29
Light, More Wanted.

. At length we can present to our read
ers aDemocratic argument against the
ratification 1.-THE pending amendments
to the State Constitution. This long
desired light on -d:a.-!!. s.AS;cc: cones
from q new lunlinary, the Democratic
Signal, published at Newton. Here it
is:
IF it uhe amendment is accepted by
Iowa, we may expect to be overrun
with negroes. They will swarm here
from every quarter where they are not
permitted to vote, and they will hold
the balance ofpower in Iowa. ....-... 49,.
AT the date of the last census, April,
1856, there were s97, 1925 whites in Iowa
to 4,7l5 colnred, and to-day there are not
less than l65 white persons in the State
to eacl. enc having the slightest tinge
OF African blood in their veins. Will
the Newton Democratic lunainary please
/ sigaalizeits mathematical skill by cal
culating just when the Iowa negro OF
lnulatto can become q thousand and put
ten, thousand whites to flight? DO
Iowa Democrats propose to accelerate
the process u Ia Deacon Pogram. -Ddr-
! CllDot Gazette.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29
The Trading Party.

|ai The party which, in its natioaatcossu-
ellis, has been go anxious. for a couple Of
weeks to trade its leaders off fur more
popular, if not better men, in this par
tieuInr paftofthe vineyard is eager to
hswap Democratic votes for some candi-
datesfor whom there is no hope, for Re-
publican votes in favor of other men
againstiwhonl the peoples verdict has
mot already :beea recorded. For instance:
An exchanges Of a Democratic vote for
Grant and Colfax for a, Republican vote
for Lefiingwell or any other Democratic
nominee in our own county or district.
/ No Republican should. make party to
transaction ofthis kind. The Repub-
iican party In Iowa is not poor enough
to need to buy votes for any Of its candi-
dates; and we hope, notpleaa enough to
sell singieHvote to its enemies, even
though they arc poverty stricken in
that respect Republicans, do your own
voting for your own candidates and your
iown princi pies, and all will be well.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29
+ =. DEAN has n splendid lot Of e. -
, I'd BUFFALO ROBES.
Original Notice.

c. NJ Gilbert, ! District Court Of Cedar
f. II. Springer 81 Term 1868.
Mary J. Springer. = s4 =8atts
~. ~. Springer and Mary J. Springer:
lou are hereby notified that there Is now on
file in the oftice of the Clerk Of the District
court, IN and for the county of CEDAR, State OF
Iowa, petifonof Charles NJ. Gilbert. I.afn.if,
claiming Of you, the said +. Ii, springer, the
sum OF three hundred and fifty dollars, with
interest," thereon at the rate of ten per c.nt. per
annuin rom the lith day of March, a. -. 1867 !,
asmoney Justly due said plum aif on two GER
tam Rroinissory notes executed by yyou, the
Said /; II. Springer, payable to the order OF G..
~ H.; aiinert. md dated March IItn 1867; one of
sild notes being for the sum OF 500 payable
Septemberl5th 1867; and tie 0t er foi. The sum
81 Sl9i payable sept 18th, 1868. Also claiming
OF YOU, the said +. H. and Mary J. Springer. he
'Ioieciosare OF y certain mortgage upon lots
numbered one, two, three and four ia Gilbert :
atiaition To the town Of Clnrcnce, county ofCc-
oar i, anu STATE OF Iowa, eyeented by you on the
lith day q March, 1867, to secllre payment OF
inc pfp'iflsSory note u aforesaid. gs5i i E 5af /,
u NoN uiiesS you appear to said petition and
eienI lhefeto AZ or before noon OF the seem, II
aay OF inc next term Of nj fi CUirt 10 he begun
ana nsla ny IipDn. III sail County, on the II Il
DAY OF bcce'nber, 1853 hei;,,rt will lie entered
against you amt Judgment rendered. thereon in
accordance with the prayer Of said petition
~ we -. "A. BIsokJ IL. Atty for Plaintiff
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29

oid. Almdst the entA time allotted
vas 0ccupi66 in repeating khe sAld rig
marole ofwhfch the most familiar words
are, ''bioated bondholde-." Legislation
in favor of privileged class, zone eur
rency for the pillow holder and the bond
holder" 'that which Is good enough for
the soldier, the widow and the orphan
is good enough for the bloated bond
hoislsr, y &c, &C.. To be SIRE the word
ing was choice, the sentences handsome
~ rounded, and the delivery fine; but
after all, the ideas were the same old VA
grants who have been, wandering
through the democratic prints during
the whole campaign, and their line
clothes could not disguise them from the
thougltfuia lietener.aj The Judge was
quite frequently interrupted by applause,
and sat down ut the expiration OF his
time iii a storm Of noise, which was con-
tinuei for some five minutes by the
Whole democratic part of the audience,
with a few honorable exceptions, incon-
tinentIy leaving the room. They did
not seem to wish to see any Of the folds
shaken out Of the Judges fiimsy. but
tastefuify arranged mantle of sOphistry,
aud 30. fled the scene, looking with com
miseration upon their representative in
the Moderator clair who was SO unfor-
tunate as to be Obliged to remain. 5Ga
u As soon as quiet was restored ;-4
q gy s. COLONEL ssIYTH a. s.
began his half hours rejoinder.
His voice was 40 hoarse as to give him
much difficulty; but In spite of this he
made an earnest and telling speech,
which eiicited frequent applause from
his hearers. The most OF the time was
occupied by the promised allusion q
Reconstruction and any who heard
him and remain really Of opinion thai
this is .. dead issue is indeed q hope,
Less case.
The entire discussion was conducted
In the most courteous and gentlemanl,
man ner, both parties entirely sustaining
from any chickering's, or unpleasant per
ssonalitfes; and 1t is to their honor that
this has been the case throughout theil
round Of appointments. .-ll@ Ht
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29
BOSTON DOLLAR STORE.

FklIE It-Ss.E SUCCESS ATTENDING OUR
IL past oas ness has iaitrced To make great prepa-
rations for the t.tl! ailG winter trade.
Our c..ss ind exchange lists contain nett " essHy
asti.Ie desired family use. such Dry and Fancy
GousS, Bots and shoes, Jewelry and Plated " are.
Cutlery, &C., &C.
PrcAhts wSrt from 81 10 a!01 sent free to Ag5nfa
MG,y oAieiS large posSllse. and send your
money by postal trtiI' or registered letter.
Our goods .tl tld al Manufacturers prices
81 for artitah Descriptive checks SO per hun
dred FOR 81. Agents anted in every town, Cir
cltars sent free = ~ 20 CJSITANS5 CO. Es# \
sF-s. 10 Arch 2t.kosion.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29

7 The stump. candidate for President,
who has started West on an election
tour. may be regarded as politically
dead, and they are talking his remains
home by way of the lakes"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29
A Nusica. Box fer One Dollar.

gH11Ifs French Great Sensation; nnveitv chez P,e~
H. fas y. siA highly I,eh~tal case. Iaefalc
tongues. hrii!iaft IN tone OF the btHcl friction.
vita t.la r 8It efnent,, new ky t$s pat
terri. EIGtIr SELE.r Ais. E'tffnentts adapted fbc
thedrlsiIE roanttabs Guarants OF the be,i roFk
nai2ShiD and performance. No size airs. sI: Sb.
ID airs so.s ~ sirF.ii An beat free on receipt 81
the amount. No algIs.s, p discount: Adhress WM
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29
Address to the Republicans of
IOW2..Ht..aHa u

y The triumph Of the National Union
Republican ticket is now assured, be-
You'd peradyenture. The wave Of vie
tory, which was set in motion in the
East, has rolled steadily Westward
without a single break, gaining strength
with every step of its progress. Ver-
mont. Maine, Connecticut, Pennsylva-
mia, Ohio, Indiana and Nebraska, have
all recorded their earnest protest against
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29
We Sell for One Dollar,

EIpLf1 and silver Watches -,vNing Machines. silk
Wv af'Fsss Patterns GsTpstitFy poncst sHootis, d.
ait CIRCULARS SENT FEEE.s~
giving iGl particulars ten checks sens for iic Dol
lar Disturbing ten alfsnI articles Whc.l VIII ssu
for ONE Hb;Ii1iH EACH.
. splendid in,ucanieifts offered To Agents sending us
Cubs. Address IARDNTE d RABBIIT,
-E SIZE No = sudbury street, Iisstun MIrss r.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29

"a Seymour demonstrated at Buffalo
how completely, the radicals had ruined
the country, financially, since the war.
Meanwhile gold il qaoteI at l3ll.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29
Are You Registered?

section ! OF the Registry law reaas as
follows: II: ..srs2s ,t5..s-..-.... ... ...-f,
meeting e on
the Tuesday preceding the genera,
election of each wear at which they
shall revise, correct and complete the
register of elections. and they shall hear
any evidence that shall be brought be-
fore them in reference to such correc
ton, They shall be in session for this
purpose from 9 O'clock. a. IN. uutil :,
u, M, aaa from dan 10 tlo dny thereafter
and uatH thcy shan 9@eal the rcyistcy
DroDc,4v coD,1,lcted,
fyo,l are not sure that your name il
on the LIST SEQ that If i, M. .hara
DO not think II TOO late hac,usa tba
Tuesday enecifiai for ,hn hoard ia NINA.
has passed. - e,
Its too late n, fine before e1a.-
ton day. The Rnpts,rv law /. n,t IN
tended TO prcyent any ono from votina
who has a legal right 10 do 80 IF va,
have the rirht serura yo,r,alf;n ~
exercise OF i bv kaou,i,,a tint Won ar,
REGISTERED
The Democrats National Committee
anu the New YORK State Democratic
committee have issued addresses.
Among other things they dsavow amy
intention to resist the Reconstruction
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29
GEO. p. ROWELL d CO.'S AD.
VERTISING AGENCY.

They have reduced advertising to u more perfect
system than has done heretofore Iazieton tPAlSen-
tnel, Oct 81, 1867
Whatso4ver Is prompt, methoiical and strniglitor-
ward, they practice in their dealings and only that"
Boston Commonwealth. Nov 20, 1851. s5tt @81tta
They probably do the heaviest advertising bus
iness IN the county IN anctter IN I'D Daily Uhon
Jan u. 1868.
1here~tablishment Is perhaps the most Extensive In
the United States. Cape Aan Advcrtiser, Gloucester.
Mass. e 4#ztt Ills sft4a lsstfE ss4.ttEsxI
This, firm IS now the most substantial business
house FOR advertising IN tire count AmeffcAn Min
ing I(dsy. IN "a April = lSSa .
with theff refuti. Un they can and do get the lowest
aud most vad1a4eotis terms. MishnWaks nd) En-
tcrprise 70 -t'e ~ .ts#stfE
|. !. Nc .Se prsIArcA 20 receive aayeriisss.est.
nssanse oes3sEss ~ I'm u s,f1ief., q ns''ca-
4 "osi@#~' ~ 3id AAIeTt5si3s AssaTS =
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29

every A1cAcI draws q Rfl2e. ,,.....,
-. Cash Giftf eac, siaoop 10 Cash tiii.s, each ysG
10 " 50 1900 .rb 81 " 50 m
u = l,uat SS "55t.t5s. q },
70 70 80. Meiodeons each 80 ~ 40
:rs' Fine told Ws,tciies r. -Et-z ~ 81 to %
fash Pr.zci. silver Ware, &c, all valued s.! G00Gn
chance 70 dfawarly 81 the aheve Prizes for IN Tick
cts d.erihtnS Prizes are scaled III Envelopes and we'll
mixed. On recent of c seated Ticket IS drawn
without eoi:e and sent b. mad to address, The
prize naI.ieu,'o' twili be delivered 10 the ticlt1
aiderGn Payment of one Dollar. Prizes are inlet
ataly ssi,t tt any address b. press Or return mail
You VIII know what your Prize is before you pay for
H. ANY Prize exchanged for another Of vajue-
No BANKS. Dur patroas can depend on fair dealing.
REsERESt fsS:-We select the following from many
WHO have iaiey drawn Valuable Pres aud kindly
permitted Us TO publish Them =. t. Wks Buffiri,l
sABtE Miss Annie Monrae Chicago, Piano $40 Jokn
u. Moore, Louisville. s.gp: Mis- Emma Waiworyll
Milwaukee, Piano $50; Key. T. A. Day, New Orleans
$500 We publish no ranles without permission =
0piSIoSs OF TILE PaFsss.-'.fhe firm is reliable and
deserve their sncce5S."-Weely Tribune Aug A. I've
know them tgbe iair dealing irnL--N 4, Herald,
Aug Is ~ friend VI ours drew prize which WAS
prompt y r.aayed.'-Daily News sei1 3. sff5l.ft
send Tor circular. Liberal Inducements to Agents
Satisfaction guaranteed Every package Of SeAG1 III.
~ Is fin 81; 1fn for si5 Ali letters should
10 nt8s HARPER, WILSON & Co,
tt* =" t5s8 I53 Bs0adWay, New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29
AUCTION SALE,

The subscriber VIII sell at auction, at his res
idence four milei east Of Upton, and eight
miles south OF Clarence. Cedar county. Iowa
on THURSDAY. NOV. 12th. sGS, commencing
at O'Clock a. NJ of said day, his f-. ~
ENTIRE NURSERY STOCK
consisting of Apple Trees Grape vfRss, Liner
ry Trees, Maple, Chestnut, Honey Locust, ana
Several Thousand Evergreen Trees,
from six inches to six fest high. OF the follow
tran Pine. Norway spruce, White Spruce, BAL
sam Fir, Norway, Pine, Arbof Vitae and .,avir:
also, Raspberries, snow Balls, Liiacs, Rose
finishes p1n.p;.S pl.tox.s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29
One Span OF Extra auies, 5GoDd Horses
------- ; Brood Mares.

four Stulpie Plows. one Breaking Piow, one
good young fhw. VIII give milk fiff winter atId
spring; anu many other things not hers MAIN
ed will be offered for sale. #ff
The Nursery stock will be soldin bets to suit;
each lot staked and nAla1ered; the trees To re-
main where they are until SPRING. fine will
he given until he LIST OF May, lsil. 10 taketiiem
away. The terms viii be more fully xplaineu
on the day of sale.
on all sums over SO. $40 and under cash in
hand. , ants
the succeeding day viii he the day Of sale.
2Wi3 #.~E.#.u.. JOSHUA HALL.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29
Great Distribution by.

the metropolitan Gift 4Go.t-Casn
Gifts 70 the amount, of 325O,OOo.-
Every Ticket Drawsa Prize!
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29

ENoR SALE. by the subscriber, ~ miles south
L. of Upton. s
s2n2 .8aa s5 J.B. WRIGHT.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29

irdfsts'.tr ~ s4Ho ~ sitiiits3epa yittets.-s
wi II Il :ihigr5l& stt nj 3tstnts,4i
n 81 aesaAo.sW .ss9lailaa anG glstarpsrl
h-fr.ggLs bar u i itaitl3 yt.fas-se .,.,..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29

TTHTrEY HYEIEAI
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29

Little Phil. Sheridan never made Il
more brilliant charge than when he
flashed over the wires that ringing bat
.lle cry: Every man who loves his
.rountry should vote for Grant
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-11-21

A SUDDEN CHANGE IN OPINION.-A
few weeks ago the Republican put Mr.
Evans, one of the orators at the Grant ju.
bilec, in the category of Democrats, and al
the bottom of its pyramidal list Of " leading
men in the party" at that. The last issue
takes back all it said about Mr.. Evans
censures us for our comments upon his
Notification bombast over the election Of
Grant, and makes believe that he is saint
Soon as a convert or straggler comes into
the Radical camp, though his sins be as
scarlet they arc made to appear white as
snow.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-11-21

sTThe Composition ioldmctal Wa,ehe.
and Jewclry now being introduced by G.
+. Collins 4 Co. San Francisco, seem ia
be something new in that line. We are
informed that great deal of this kind OF
jewelry is worn by the ladies and gentle
men in Europe and though costing but u
trific passes current for the finest quality
in the market. 1t looks and wears we'll
and is really all that it is represented to be-
The firm of c. f. Collins 4 Co., COB Mont
gomcry street, is well known as an old.
established house. and can be relied upon
See their advertisement in another column,
select the watch, or set of jcwclry, or gold
chain you wish, and send for it to be paid
for when it arrives.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-11-21

TIt will be Observed by reference
to our news columns, that the heaven o;
disocuseut in the Dc1sccr.sie party which
suggested the withdrawal Of Seymour and
Blair On the eve Of election. i still Al work
Anssher scheme, scarcely le-- novel and
absurd. Is Prcro~ed- and that Is far the
Seyncar elcefsss 10 cast their vsss, fer
Grant We believe such asa---~sisn viii
End little favor with men vho act from
prineirle
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-11-21
Report Of the Grand Jury.

To THE Hon. G. c. HEWITT,
JUDGE OF THE I'd JUDICIAL DIsT. W. T.:
The Grand Jury for the I'd Judicial Dis--
trict, now in session, in the discharge Of
their duties find that the general looseness
in which all laws relating to land claims
are viewed by the claimants, demands our
seyerest censure. The intention Of the
Homestead law is to provide homes to ac~'
tual settlers who have lived upon the land
claimed, all the time required by law; and
not to furnish facilities to those unscrupu-;
lous adventures, who are ever ready to
enrich themselves at the public expense:
This evil is one of such magnitude, that
all the interests of the public demand a.
more efficient enforcement Of the laws re-
lating to land claims.
We have examined the records Of the
Auditor of Thurston county, and find them
kept in manner that receives our unqual--
fled approval. We also find that the
county has no suitable place Of deposit for
their records, where they will be safe from
fire or other casualties. The attention Of
the county officials is called to this mattes,-
and, in the hope that an iron safe, or some
other suitable receptacle, will be providek
for the safekceping Of the public and pr
vate documents in the Auditors care We
dismiss the subject
1t being our duty to inquire into the
condition and management OF the public
prisons in the county, we have visited the
the Block House, now used rs a Jail, and
given same as full and careful an examina-
ton as the filth and darkness would per-
nit; and We say, that ifa prison means'a
place for confinement or place wherein
one is held in custody, no such institution
exists in Thurston county. We have no
hesitation in condemning the rotten "oh
rookery" known Is the Block House, on
the public square, in the town Of Olympia,
as entirely unfit in every respect, to receive
any prisoners In short, an unmitigated
nuisance, which either the Thurston coun-
ty or Olympia municipal authorities ought
to abate.
Prisoners confined in this black 1over"
Of our county, may we'll complain Of inhu-'
man treatment andexposure. They shouA
have some remedy Il law, against those
who compel the use Of such plsee II T.
tention. No more bed be said excsPt -
. parting kick u The ~ ssis, vhisA vs
regard - . disgEsce 70 any eoonsn5ty
thaa permits sch = rrirsa - exie snssg
them. but 10 rlace uPcs en- sss.se -
ssrun<e<s coavicfisa thaa fuEeh9 dshny u
the county .uthssisirs ssPsssSis ss1sais-
shle pi,re IL arsrsfia - e~u9ns0su1
and ese urss which The vsorDsfsAs ssusey
swirs P.~~d jsd<.~sa
H.ssng M further b~uins. 49, =.
ne nsss respectfully 81 - - <s<Ad
AI1xzr A uAxxfSo.
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