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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-11
WIN c. ALEXANDER, President
Col PHILIP STOCKTON. General
AFe,.: for state Of Texas, Galveston

Col PHILIP STOCKTON. General
AEe,.: for state Of Texas, Galveston
Cash dssefs, May, 1865, : 100000 30
Jnnuai Income oper.... 100000 90
Sum assured during g., 45,23s. 100 90
Namtcr Foittes oorUHg
dborc amount ..... To- i6j %
dcer0ge AmoH T. ! each
foacy ........... i,s3a IS
TllE Equitable stand. first and fore
! most among all rolern l,ic Assu
rance Companies Chartered in 1853
for an unlimited peritj 10 has FAR cut
stripped all rivalry, aud offers lifc A.
surance "a all persons IN rlud health
upon A. good, IL not betler terms Than
any other Company n the lnitcd state
Attractive I'catlu'e~.
It issues al dcsir.,ble ile endowment
aud noniorleiting policies on singh
life from $3.50 to $4,000 lie dividends
are made annually to policy holdcr-
All is profits arc divided annually
among the assured and may be used
according to the discretion Of is policy
holders IN oue Of . different modes via
let To the permanent increase OF sum
assured md To the permanent rcduc
ton of the premium 3rl To the To-.
crease Of sum assured for one or a term
Of years lth To tho reduction of pfe
miums FOR one or more years 9Th TO
the Limitation Of the number Of year. iu
which premiums are To be paid
II 10 n purely Lifc Assurance Society
and does not engage ia any other Kind
Of insurance whatever It's investments
are confined by law 10 the best and most
approved securities is busine.s be-
conducted upon an exclusively Cash
bnsis 1t Is Just and liberal in Is deal
iue- with The assured 1t is prompt iu
the payment OF al losses, never having
had law suit or contested "A claim
North or south II is The largest Ma
lual Life Assurance Company, for its
years, in the world
It's policies average the largest ul any
American Company, showing that %
larger proportion of monoyod men con.
liding in the ability, resources, and man.
agemont Of the Equitable, prefer .o a..
sure in this Company for ibyc.tma1t
than in any other
W LlTrLEJOnIN, Agent
Marshall, Tcxn
July TO- 'GS nis
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Notice

IllE Subscriber takes this method Of
l informing his friends aud the pub
lie generally, that he has purchased the
entire interest Of VIM Bradiield in the
Mammoth Livery Stable, on Austin
street whore he intends carrying on u
encrd Livery business Persons wish
ing TO hire buggics and horses, saddle
4Urscsi hacks, wagons, draws. Ac, Gao
.e accommodated HE Dmn.bus gill
slWays be IA waiting go the Depot
the arrival ct the cars from
Shreveport, ready To- convey passeu.
gers TO any part Of the city liorscs
viii be- fed by the month"; week day, NJ
Jingle feed at reasonable rates
DR. \ s Stewart is any duly author
.ed agent, who will give his undivided
attention 60 the business.
r. II llARGHuNE
Marshall jaHuu lt Us p1it
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that Cot f.oughery will have no dii'.
Guilty in Opposing Of the tickets The
scheme Is novel one Tor this latitude,
bat q certainly appears to Ne the most
available way Of securing the full value
Of the property HayisoH fi1g,
Here Is fine chance for a lucky
man ambitious 10 run a lsrre newspaper
The winner has choice ct either office
Drnwinr 10 tqkc place NOV 10th, Or
sooner 1t tickets are I'll taken H HrHis-
riHs T@ss
Each offoe has a ruNer Press Tor
the Newspaper besides job Presses. an
assortment VI News and job type, etc
/ Price Of tickets Is each The practical
printer or writer f1r n public journal
who mas be- successful ,p dmwins this
property, will certainly sctn well rru
,idcd news paper property, ia o urliy
locality, which ever Office he may SOLICIT
BY ,iriuc Of bic privilege. 49, c'arksriHe
Standard
The lottery will be conducted by
leading citizens Of Marshall, and the
holder Of the fortunate ticket will be
entitled to either the Office in Marshall
or Jefferson This Is 60 be o fair.
straight forward transaction, and j. M
excellent opportunity to gain great
prize ~ Gocked Seaf'aei
A EA'- CnAScr In general wc ure
inclined 80 Josh Nllnrs opinion that
va ,,nulI rather hire come hudy at
reasonable varss o. cheat Us. than In.
yeat in lotttriea We ARE giati, how
ever Of the opportunity OF modifying
our opinion IN dis behalf The lottery
nropn-cd 10y brother lsughcry, OF the
i,Acruu Tunes and Texas Republican,
pnW eWase asnngomont -- Bfeaham
NHH
The prIp, plced NJ the run OF
s1l 600 which must be regarded ohcap
lor a coed Texas newspaper establish
mept Prize of tickets ONLY o. currcn-
ev. -- nlfr Reporter
We know Loughcry aud eau ,ouch
lor The fairness OF the drawing Every
printer, who wants q good oiheo had
better invest az aud ny h'' IecA
we '''d hougnefy At h's, 'o"i ne '@a
n't''r nor ''s'"'p' ~ ~" WV Nv "
a.. -. - go
p"i''' Vow a'NfS W ~ W "'''''
4ast,n STATE Gasetfe
The Republican is we'll known oil
over the state and We nave no doubt
nu, 'na' ''u' o''. w. w w -. 80, ,''.,
who We think would Ike to 70 into the
printing business b. Piiof Point leeicffc
m, ,i,,lcf. arc IN lao dispo.ed of AT
gto d,ilar. ea,L 4 currency and
,he lucky drawer 10 have the choice Of
III. tUn nnces ubjeb are by far the
mo.t valuable in Eastern 1exs. or
Naribern louisiana mn, .ebeme /,
nndoubtedly n,rleetN mir IL. the laei,
sef l,r,b IN ,bc circular n,e endorsed l.,
% large number ct the most prominent
hnd rriinhie men OF NnfshHl' ana 'eh'r
sou -~ Mount Ffedsdht f'tsA
The winner is To have chaicc Of
pruperty This property IL well worth
,en'urinp a hundred dollars Tor Haa
frsD Iareyin,r.
IN, lo.ly ,ls, .yy,tI ,etn ,aiuall.
"a. o,,'i ,.r",b.nal,, In ri.h Ell,
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New Orleans, Nov H. ldOo'
We hereby certify that we are Cotton
Brokers in the city OF New Orleans and
that We bought Cotton last season from
III Ware 4 Son, and we also certify
that We never purchased any cotton
from said firm, for account Of VIM II.
Maxey or for any other person connect
led with said firm, and We have always
and in all instances paid said H. Ware
a Son the full market value Of the cot
ton, at the time Of purchase.
WI. FRANCIS,
n. H. KEENE,
q. FORSTER,
A. 4. JONES,
THEODORE AURIE,
PuECH Il handler,
j. j LEONARD,
TABONY X AMORN,
JAMES RAlNEY,
WM ELLISON,
MICAEL a co,
SIMON SLERMY,
l.. g. dc l. ISLE.
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The undersigned. i.,crehsi.,- a Marshall,
stsas. have read The foregoing SINGULAR
All endorse Il 30 ffsfS particular. The
Ttsar ilpub,-sn las bsssn las.hBii paper
in 1rsaA fof upAafsie II eighteen years has
a wife circulation, aud enjoys eth s,s Pm.
pfiai1f, tho enlnd.b,sn and Friendship u The
Itstpl, II the hists W. fspsas,i..ud 10. i,.-
per iu Our friends So m ese.lieot Advertising
tHfdun.
q q. ,if.gs a In, w. H. Bsi.tas. u n.
Mart.n a 10. ", s. slnsiet.a,, Pearson a
l'.ll-bnfS snlltli \ scott. H.i. Hawies, A 90.
W n u WAsd, II Is Lancaster Ma "
Jobiasan, Il. knight A Co, lfsntlsn a Hepp.
uer, Miller. Meksilss,, a Co.. J NJ NaaIson,
/. g. pe,rle, Issmsn 4 Wgmse1, Dan.
Myarn. John !. Hsfsn 4 60, J II fallswsy
a 10, NJ ha~. ,ih.m, I.sst 3 ZONES. John Y.
wainaea IL, Il 1hainrpn, N Duka \ ca.
tnna Tt.Upr. ittns erfdinfly en-
dptas tise f4tease. The i~a paprrr the
finss snd Hornblicsn are aninpx she be~s
Adtaftisang mediums rs tir sista Il tesAs
tifs 4ND q Arm.
The paf.er j. a W. kls. lid. kaire sisp 4
ine se,fsrrau Ims- S2e 4 tn a - 4,
Is. foniainlas % es,iani,s ], haa aissyi
aad a isFss and yaia4bie advertising paif'n-
age.
Tbs AEgsAsll printing ahies = ane Il iho
uiast complete md s1.Astle ~ he STATE.
II ct9l'aaos a lA,Fc aF's.ss' = printing ma
'aawi amt coafcrissF Nth she estaiii h8ert
"a esff'lew b. ms, s,s 80 - ~
q, e.. ~ fhai tef nEfl
Eent faiy lf7His
si mo lmfaHf n H N
Res Hal aeil ia sfs eas.gi. ias
p l4a y q Ru Uia pti4stsf. af4 so l s 81
4lmstI aH ~iii eaaaFSiand d y =.
meant, by ssyius lnAt IN onirc c'u,.srs aa
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New Orleans, Nov o, ISIS
hereby certify that / did not directly
'r.indircc,ly purelu-e any Cotton, from
i Ware a Son h. season, and, " IS
not in any way ntesied IN any cotton
odd by them, and ! ,urther certify that
never said that ! ma le any purchase
# cotton from said Il Ware q Son.
W. II, MAXHN.
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NOTICE.,
Tyler, Smith County, Texas,
October jth. lS6s

q. A. KELLY, Esq. Dear Sir i
promised whom bought my cane mil
10 lie, you know how II performed
have now tried ii on the sorghum cane
and car say to you that II is all that you
commended il 10 be have made
an thirteen hundred and sixty -four
1850 gallons Of syrup The mill is as
GOOD as when ! commenced, except the
pinion that works in the driving wheel
The cogs are worn, but the fault was in
il not being gearcd deep enough I
think the mill worked better every day
/ used IT, Ny force was too weak h
10 give il fair trial. | had I've
little boys and one grown hand 20 attend
to both the mill and kettles Our aver.
age vas from 60 to 1j gallons Of syrup
per day. We alway, stopped crindius
IRON to 2 hours by SUI in the eve.
ming One day we made an early start
and made sighty.hye (sj) gallons Of
syrup, ! am satisfied NTH strong
force could average 100 gallons per
day.
alr. Starr mill is also doing goo
work Mr. Shelton, who went with 81.
Starr to your Foundry, and didn bus
mill, has been standing over wuodr,
mill, making ten gallons q day
| have had the pleasure Of seeing the
celebrated Victor Mil, made by Norton.
Blymcr a Co, Cincinnati, Ohio, at work
and would not exchange your mill for
the Victor by one half
f., h., .....~ x.tii l. ..,.V .,...l ......y.f.
and ! am ready 10 give any recommend
alton you want from me
(Signed) NJ = DEAN
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ekets VIII bo sent If""P"l "n
[ the reception q tie money ur dihii
/ Send IL possible. Go avoid loss. Ia
rostoillco or other uucxccptiunahle
/ a,.e. on Nov o,3,sus Addfc..
- a. tn,....,,., U.r.L.u
''AeS'
we give rrio" only l," 81 wa
many favorable notices OF the frer'
. nI.t.lNS on he PRESS,
Iuffstrr. .>u Nfu1rtttr 'tN
H. W i-.utucr,. bong known boz
La muenfand rcinhic usw-rarerpui
lsu,r iu this tate pat. NJ hi- Two oih IS
that OF The Republican VA Marshall
and tpnt of ihr lmr- va dcher-oh, 90
lottery scheme the drawer of .he forte
nate ticket 10 select which OF the Offices
he viii take Attention Ia hoth i more
than Mr. Lushcry con give and he
has selected tins method ui dtsposinE ol
one or the oihor The holder ui the
/ nrtunnir ticket gets large, valuable
house 70 splendid paying printing Office.
the property 30 @ very fine ond prosper
Gus '"'''"i' "' ''' ,''''' w" "'' ''"i.'1
ai"oh OF n,e'. i'"l '' ''''' s'A ll'N','' "n'
+ perfect title, inr the sum ol i've dollars
/ The trade of the section BE- contested
I for iy Now Orleans. Ne" orb 20
/ Louis Chicago Louisville. Cincinnati,
/ Baltimore, aud other citie-, from winch
q large advertising patronage may bo
I obtained EUch paper has now val
[ uaLls advertising patronage and good
subscription list The, are among the
/ largest and best printed pnpers in the
[ state
The drawing Us advertised to take
ulnce rn the 2Oth OF November bur r
| "A suGicirut number ul t.cioia urc sold
[ before that time the drawing will take
plnra immediately ap fltp completion ui
/ tbe list
The onIy object Mr.. Loughary has "a
Wow In ~ adoption ~ thi- phn Is t.ut
/ he may sell Tor cash The drawing
/ v1ll ,eftninly tnEa place. and "e can
/ ,oucb that everything connected with
il will DO managed u % busineasliko
nnd reliable manner W, can a''' En-, ~.
l ..'' ,is 'i'''' ,tl. ~ A.,
r'r,r. ,,il Z, n s1oJ rayiro in,c.t,neel
/ 10 eny man Win mnnagt. +, With indus.
try and common -onsc 20 amy one
who wishes 60 iudulgo m q speculation,
or to go into thc printing business on
secure basis, there Is certainty very
'', NV WIZ" ~ ,,.. .,.,.,5.l
-. -" J,,i.. ,na.,orar'i, in ,on..tu,nco
m hand iim,s Lnt wiil he rc.umld in a
few scot. and placed on a permanent
ba-is The Weekly Inns been Nrr 20
90 elegant sy le nnd "'thoat '"t
,ts 'aihp ca. uiu'' '''''' '' '''' ''''''
.,
~ 'D,,'iy "a ~ 1''s "'J ~ , "o'n' y,
-, IL, ,,..,.N., ANN t,on g..
{ Orleans or some other city whore prnc
ucablr Tickets will Boz eont imme
/ diairi, ap recent of drafts Hr mency
Ihr Ir.h4 of a. I,vla NnruN| Iau
2
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fsH"t s"'fs
THE scHINE is ryas1cfLs PAIR,
A. am ON -ill perceive. The ehatsct,r Il
difference given IN shese sdssrt'-ins Gree.
lar viii -a,i-fy ANY tcss.hai,i. p''f-ou q
this Bsi = ~ AssvlnGvsi! not isse yises
| until the 1psA Il No~soAss. = see 4 rant
ing II. cen sasSsty hhasa8 b s!,s,nx t.
| M.r-hsii " y~Nsrsns. 10 say uee Il the pr
sous nsm.d. H. fsrsAr~ V Alec made "
Ne--r. " Ware Ma, fsss, r-ei No
ran, @. " Logan, H.. tsScss,-or - loysn
Claiborne aud Rs-ins 4 hunsA, S.~
psi.an.
The drawing viil be managed by leading
ciiis.n- 4 aar.hAll, men II ackno~i~sis,'d
rhsrsctsf f,s integrity, vko vii puelSah the
ru-ult - sc-,n ~ The sirAsins tales plsce.
fhs property Is valued At ilS,s "a he
,l,-I-ls.d n At Is = ahsnc., of Ave ,hoasAnA
t.skrts IN other ws,h, the fsrssnsts
irs~ef obtains an elegant i'oii,iinr ps'.-.---
inr every eoasrni.Dos, end a .plsnd'd PRINT
Jag of,ies, ard an established lucrative "a
per situated IN IN. u The l,.-st f-,Aiities n,
Id. -ath, and sih . stoeA u paper. inh.
Sc sufic,~n, 20 supply ttss e-'As.is.Ass.t Tor
-is months, isi the san, "a. =. ssssiiss.. q n
currency.
rae b-1s II the Tesse Republican .hov
that. IN liza. Il d.snv.d . csas in.omr u
sin.mn, and but fot the Disastrous fsilur. II
the erops lAst year. useh "fhos se-t.' bssc
done equally a. VEL, ~ better. N.ti yer
each Office oagh, 10 pr,s'iii larger tncs%0c.
A. there never have .ssa snrh crop psos-
pests IN russ u Moth LOUISIANA.
now TO SEND rbK MONEY.
s.pd, Y Josa,te, ta prrssn' "e. Ia Pos,
pfiicc draf-, upon New uf..n-. ~ -stns
other city, 80 the un.isrsisp.s .. d, .,foas
there -h-a,, b. 10 gf.s=ii'a b. money
that fslls 10 com. TO hand A ell s,un,s,
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Tnf Water gnrd has us tru large i''ss-
pspst ,HtahiieliWf piF, ani uudiug thst . "
saiftf tuu much .AhUf ~ mauaEf thNm ho1i
prulssrly. has duiffmiAte tuf.sfsieo ~ pn' ~
ihriu aud epn,Dntratu his iiuaiiesa, On r.
Election. hs haH Thought 30 utri 10 put th' IA
i1lh ur At fnttris. n,uF thu holder Il the
Fortunate uskgl iu naa. siH Hwu selection
81 in. one hf thinks thr mtet valuable,
lh.n ar Nv who dsaire to Fu iuta The
pfhtmg business who nss~u th, mssns
a. les eari dueu ~ sauahis newspaper
asisliiHhmsni by selhug ia ihr hammer
proposed, iAi- diihUulty ls uiiiAtsdl proving
mutually .t'snis gsgns Oh the -e.1'i and ihe
fuftunAtt turtAaH "a
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Triumphant Again
THE Grand Gold Medal Awarded
L Bucks Patent Brilliant Cooking
Stoves After two days actual trial in
competition with the leading Stoves in
the L :, at the Louisiana State Fair,
1865, and every It Louis Fair since
1896. H. lIAILER, Agent.
10 Campand ISIS 'lchounitouias sts,
Dec !, GS -lyl NEW ORLEANS
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.ts stated in Mr. Deans letter, / re
1uostei him to write Ia me after using
his mill and give mo true history OF
its operations, which no dil AZ set forth
in his letter above la "a postscript Mr.
Dean suggests some slight changes in
the construction OF the mill, which, be
thinks, would make Il one of the most
perfect cane crushers ever introduced
into practical use | am pleased with
his suggestions, and must confess that
the changes, though slight, arc Of great
Importance, and will add much to the
worth of the mill will state that one
If the parts connected with the frame
work was rather tight, aud in few in.
stances has given way, but that part will
he thoroughly strengthened, SO that the
farmers need apprehcnd no danger of
brenkage in the future viii have n
sufficient number Of these mills. together
with eyaporatcrs, Of the most improved
patterns, to supply the trade The ensuing
season, all Of which will be guaranteed
TO work well
g. A. KELLY,
Proprietor Of Kelley's Foundry.
Dec II, 1868. n20-tf
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.
4 7 the September term, A. D, 1868,
a Of the County Court Of Harrison
county pertaining to estates Of deceased
persons, letters Of administration were
granted TO the undersigned ON the Es
tate Of VIM. X y Ward deceased
This is therefore TO give notice To all
persons holding claims against said cs
tate, TO present them within the time
prescribed by law, dolly authenticated
and those indebted 10 mako Immediate
payment
A G. TURKEY,
A q WARD,
Administrators
October 8 SOS nll-6t
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THE EVllA'vNWl.I

Life Assurance Society,
90 tuE
L NIT l. II = + \ + /. =.
No. % Bs"adaay,
NEW YORK
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Il..ss !hrosts ~ oY.a .isss. :
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John ". JnPSOlt asasa-' a l.te u Hmm
son eassnty Al pss.o,'e hss,as elAi@s
against ssh sstAi, arc .s4,. I'D - psa.
sent then within ths s,a~ pssscsibsd
BY ~.
JtIAEpli " SLATER, Aanr
Oct 10, lSos. ai<-St
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u, w l. u
- - advertised h WI
as The aht ,ofin,her. hot II n.,t
humbft ~ s.li pf,. dat
TINS, 10 ff lli iakA plsft sdi
iV 49, -. ftta
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fsne. In~F- a. bach s.i-esJ. ~.4..sa . shs
g., - which u ali etsifni veil q nr.ss
f.lauV ssset
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u " lbIbHIl1,
Marshall. liansnh Go rcts-
Angus, isaa
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meant, hy rsyina nat sbe oilco c.stgt4.ra ga
gsifa qaegiiy a nwJ apcs t,I*, sfse
fe8ui- ~ fancy yrs. extra esatr II caps,
qaAsl-, Ac,, aud shanslaDet II lcad- rules,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-06
CHAPTER 1903.

AN ACT to Amend Chapter 95 Of the
Acts Of the Eleventh General Assem-
bly,, entitled an Act to provide for the
excitement Of certain claims against
sthe General government "a
-tf.. Be IL enacted by the General As-
senslly of the State 81 loWa, That in
addition to the compensation provided
fOr by Section 3 Of Chapter IS of the acts
Of. the Eleventh. General Assembly,
there be and Is hereby allowed to the
Commissioner therein named, the sum
oftwo per cent. on claims hereafter re-
covered by him against the Uuited
States, and placed to the credit of the
State Of Iowa; and ii Col. Dewey will
not act as agent at this rate OF compen-
sation, the Governor Is authorized to
appoint some one to fill the vacancy.
{. 2. This net being deemed of i'm
mediate Importance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its publ
cation in the Daily State Register and
IOt0d EUening Statesman newspapers
published Mt Des Moines.
Approved April Z, 1868.
hereby certify that the foregoin,
Act took effect by publication, as requir
red In Section z thereof, on the 21t. do,
OF April A. ID. 1865.
- ED WRIGHT, Scc'y of State.
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CHAPTER lO4.
AN Acr for the Improvement of the
1870 pQnitentiary

AN Acr for the Improvement of the
1000 Penitentiary.
al. BE IL enacted by the General
AssemLiy Of the State Of IoUa, THAI
there be appropriated out of the State
Treasury the sum Of fifteen thousand
dollars or SO much thereof as may be
necessary for the extension of the cell
bdilding to the line of the east wall OF
the prison yard, and covering the pres
.ent cell building, and the roof Of the
extension thereof, with states, the cree
shall be dark; and the enlarging of the
windows of of the present cell building.
That there be further appropriated
the sum of three thousand collars for
the erection Of q wash house and store
rooms, aud the procurement of the nee
eSSary OOOklug Iuugc aud apPoratu,.
&c. That the further sum of one
thousand dollars or SO much thereof rs
be necessary, be appropriated for the
repairs of the walls, cisterns, and build
ing Of cutters.
3. That the further sum Of six
thousand dollars or so much thereof as
be necessary, be appropriated for the
construction of q reservoir on the hill
above the prison, the procuring the
necessary connections, and the purchase
and erection OF a steam pump and its
appendages, of the kind ia use ut the
Hospital for the Insane, and when such
water-wOrks shall he completed, the
warden Is authorized to arrange with
the contractors for the use thereof fol
tlseie purposes; but SO as not to interfere
with the necessary use thereof by the
State.
"a. All the above appropriations
shall be expended under the direction
of1lss warden by and with the advice
81 the Census Board ora majority Oi
them, after personal inspection Of the
premises by them, for which extra SER
vIce the said Census Board shall receive
fl1elr necessary expenses while perform
jng thnt duty. In the performance OF
the wouk fm4 many conyiets a. can be
1917 = a N shall be EN-.
ploysd. hid the S61d Warden shall EN-
- ~ that purpose additional day
W The several sums shall only bt
Aravn upon tho order of the warden
ncoonpanied by IN estimate Of work
Inno 81 material furnished, and sal.
: ~ sses22Ig116s y s * rs ~ fs 3
- fhroo thousand dollars may u
r. ~ tho warden In advance 0
maIes Tor the purchase OF ma
1872 717 800 the best interest Of tn
$50 $50 . require It; ard Jarfhc'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-06

proriticd, That sl,euld there be sur.
plus left over the cost Of any one Of the
items above specified salsl surplus
may be used for the completion OF any
one IF uaosother items nnmedlx
O. rltAt thcre isdIlso arbrprisBd
out Of the State treasury, the Sum 81
fifteen thousand dollars, to be known -
, contingent fund and to be used by tn
warden Of the PspitsatiaskyraSe1=1bs
direction and bx~lhs pafn1is )or( ct To
Census Board, NRahehpasPso0OgSUa&-
plotting and carrying out the works. so-
Jects, and provisions Of this net, and Thu
of preventing delay, and o consequent
~ 10 the State on account q ny -,
| dency In the sums approSsisteS to cry
Aut the provisions sisd objects OF his.
act. PrOviGR 1T - part a. anl0u1b
of $i5,OD shall be used until utter the
sums hereiDbefore appropriated are ex>
| hausted; and then only on the approval
Of the Census Board, Endorsed on the
wardeil,s order ON the AN0stOrnG l0tdte.
by the president 0f said board. b 0ueh
III the Contingent fund hereby appFOpri-
ated by this bill shall be expended in
furnishing to each convict light et
night, so that he may be enabled to
read end writeI-I 11tdek, that nq1his9l
In tlAls sentiOA 6Dnt1g1ed mali ba6A1UGS1
strued as to prevent the warden from
temporarily Withdrawing such light -:
q punishrnent fos violating the f1Set Of
the prison, but such withholding shall
never be extended beyond two days for
any one offense.
a.. This act being deemed Of imme- |
diatc Importance by the General Assem-. |
bly,, yshAll taks es1@1 from is publicns /
tion in the Daily State Register and
Evening Statesman, newspapers print
ed Mt Des MOines. t&Fas ~
Approved April 7th, 1868.
q l. hereby certify that the foregoing
Act took effect Republication, - rS4uiF
ed In Hection thereof. on the z2dda9
April A. d. 1868. :
rED W1IgIT, Sec. osl state 4