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ALDRICH HOUSE,

(.dur street betWecn 5th & 9Th ITPION, IOWA.
IT HOUGHTON, Proprietor. This House
III. having recently been refurnished with
new beds and furniture. and thoroughly reno
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best :sccomm odations in the city. Stages call
for every point. Good Stabling attached.
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Buggies! Buggies /!

MAHANEY NEIMAN have on hand two
yl No. Buggies, which they will sell cheap.
Iney Will also build to order Spring Wagons
ana buggies. in the hest and neatcst style, NJ
snort notice. Special attention paid to the
Iepalr OF buggtes. shop on the block just
southWest OF the court house. nl2m13
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J. C. TURNER,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. will still continue
the practice of Medicine in this vicinity.
Once south side of court .ouse square, Upton,
Iowa 10
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. L. CHAMBERS. F. KENNEDY.
DRs. CHAMBERS e. KENNEDY

IIAVE associated themselves together for
the practice of Medicine and Surgery, for
the period of five years. Office one door west
of Mcnamara l. Belts drug store.
Tipton Iowa, May 30th, 1866
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JOHN s. TUTHILL,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. NOTARY PUBLIC
,) Insurance Agent, and Conveyancer. Office
with the Sheriff in the court house.
Upton, Iowa, Jan. lst, 1858. nlsl5.
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w. N. HOEY,

A UCrIONEER, CLARENCE, Iowa: VIII sell
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VIII attend to buying and selling land, paying
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and dispatch. Office at w. Flanagan 4 Co. s
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PICTURES! PICTURES!

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CRIswELL g. THEBAN,

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G.. p. INGMAN,
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LIVERY STABLE

TAYLOR & FLEMING, PRorRIEToRs.
IN the rear Of the Union Hotel, Upton,
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN; hat aEpssna-
~ ton will be made by the subscriber 10 tse
Directors of the Board of Chosen freeholders1d
the CoI,Aty of Hudson and to the Bireetps ~
the Board Of Chosen Freeholders OF The Ceu1sty
of UniaZs on the twelfth day OF November Sigh
teen hundred and sixty eight, at ten S'elpck Sss
the inEfa0on of that day at the Court Houes 10
the Ctr of Elizabeth, in Union county. ayal nj
the saae day and hour ut the Court iioure IN dAs-
Ciiy.o OF Hudson, in Hudson County, fnr a 6seaie
to b'stla Wharves and piers in front Of his laEas
Situated on the waters of Newark Bay. in iSe
To ynship of Bnyonne, i'll the County OF hndsfn
taextend as follows:
Beginning at high water mark on the fhays NJ
Newark Bay, in the division line bctSeen tie
lapds of the applicant and the lands OF Aeigs
thence north ity degrees and twenty miaassss
Wsst, nine hundred and ten feet 10 the exterior
line of solid filing; thence aloIig raid line Di
solid filling north thirty-nine degrees and h-n
minutes, east five hundrel and fort feet; thenre
south fifty degrees and twenty minutes, eAsf eight
hundred and fifty feet 10 high water marx iniAs
division line between the lGIdr OF the applicant
and the laRds of Morris thence eouthwestSt3a
along high water mark the several courses There
oil about five hundred and sixty feet TO the place
of beginning; together with two piers conmeDe
ing on the exterior line of solid filing, diraas1
one hundred and thirty feet nurtheasteriy frQRs
the westerly corner of the sold filling OF the sp-
plicant. said piers to be forty ieet wide ami two
hundred and fifty feet tong to extend into New
ark Bay, on a course north fity degrees iSfrd
twenty minutes west and to have opening
between the piers of two hundred feet
JACOB II. SCHUYLER.
Dated Sept. &c, 1865 297iew8w
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New ORLEANS. Oct. 30.

Everything was quiet to-day. Gen.
.5teadmah continues as Superintendent
IF the Metropolitan Police To-day an
Fujunction WAS taken out in the Fifth
District Court by the Metropolitan Po-
sicc Commissioners, restraining the
Mayor from establishing police force,
or the ground that it will bring about
collision. The Republican this even
5ng jIss II leader smacking strongly of
stn intention to have the electoral vote
ssf this State thrown out by Congress,
Il possible. 1T advises the Republicans
60 vote wherever they can without rea-
sozsaoie apprehension of being subject
ed to personal violence, but says 1--WE
are 'cefthin that if every possible effort
should Eoe made, it would be an impos
ssRbFlity to poll one half of the real Re
publican vote of the State" 1t adds
E'There are tribunals of appeal beyond
she mobs of Louisiana, and to them we
can go with full confidence for redress
of grievances,
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n Office Is HEREBY. GIVEN, That syzI5ce
IL tion will be made by the Subscribers TA<
Directors o. the BOar1Ri of Chosen FESehabdesN
OF the County of Hudson, and to the ireeessr
of the Board oI Chosen Frecholdera or tke Eczp-
ty of Union. on tho twelfth day Of Nvrspst@eg.
eigteen hundred and sixty-eiEht. AT ten oGssES
in the forenoon OF THAI day. at the t0ilrt bCnz%
in the city of Klizahsth, In FIion County, sEsh
at the same day and A0nr at the court Hon. exn
the City of Hudson in Hudson County. tos - n
cence to build wharges and piers ia liant 81 3h<ss
lands situated on the waters OF Newark bsy 81
the Township of BsyoDne, IN the County I'd KAS-
son, to extend rs follows
Beginning at the high water mark on the <hrre
of Newark bay in ae.diyision line between 1sx
lands of the applicant and the lands oI IsapSss
ID. Cook: thence month fifty degrees twehfy Dtts,-
utes west eight hSssiTed and fifty eet tn fkeruz-
terror line of rolid filling; thence along raid Epe
OF solid filling nonhfhirty- degrees ten aRsB
utes. east two-hisGdrcd and thirty three fres
thence south lift degrees twenty minutes $3.50
eight hundred and sixty feet to high water Usssr&
in the division Ii sc between the lands IS fsseSsp
picant and tina lands of Humphrt ys; 4kezfr
eouthwestcrly aiang high water mark The sssrsr3
courses thereof shout TWO hundred aEd kbazsy
Il We feet to the sace Oi beginning, Together 1RtzA
pier commencing on the exterior lire 81 sss<sa
flling, distansi one hundred iect 10. thtasSsfSr
iIom the westaS4y, corner Of the roiid hfliRg p5
the applicant said pier to extend ihio AewxsS
bay on a cousse north fifty degrees twenty .sSsss-
utes west, arsl to be thirty three feet wide xRM
two hundred aud fifty feet long
ABRAUAM Il. WARA&ff-
ELIZABETH WARMER
Dated Sept. 26th, 1868. 29-zsssfx
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN; That nppiiea-
IN tion will be mace by the subscribers 10 dhe
Directors of the EOard Of Chosen Freehaiders OF
the County OF Hudson end to the Directors nj
the Board af Chosen Freeholders of the County
of Union, Oh the twelfth day Of November, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-eight, at ten o'clock IN
the forenoon OF that day, at the Court House In
the Cisy OF Elizabeth. i'll Union County, and At
the same day and hour al the Court HOuse in the
city OF Hudson, in Hudson County, for He-nse
10 buif Wharves aud Piers in the Township Cf
BiyOnne, in the County OF Hudson in frosif Of
lands belonging to them, TO extend rs follows;
Beginning at low wa er mark on the shore ssd
Newark Bay, alta point where The northenstsE5y
eide of Kill Road or Fret street intersecte The
same; thence, first running along low wafer marx
on course north thirty-fve degrees and tensrfn
utes east, four hundred and eight feet and tween
ty I've one .hnndredths of foot. to the north line
OF the property; thence, second, north affgsens
degrees aud forty minutes west, running into
Newark Bay eight hundred feet, to the exferiRr
line of sOlid filing: thence. third along the Gg-
terror line of solid iillipg on courre semfh
twenty-foUY degrees and twenty minutes, gesa
four hundred and seventeen feet to the seEther3y
fifty one degrees and lorry minutes east, Parsiiel
with the second described line seven hustftsd
and twenty feet to the shore OF Newark Bag. 20
the place of beginning.
Together with the right to construct two piers
described as follows: One of them Is eeza-
mence on the exterior line OF solid filing seven
tyfve feet southwestery from the DerfheEly
property line; thence running on course ss0tth
hfy one degrees and forty minutes west. a 1iae-
lance OF two hundred and fifty feet; thsnce
souihN esterly perallel with the exterior hnesT
sulid filling fifty teet thence sOuthensterly, par
alel with the ilrst described line, two hIlniirSa
and fifty feet to the exterior line of solid fssng
thence northeasterly along the exterior lsne oi
solid filling, nifty feet, TO the place Of beEiAniHg
The other pier commencing on the exterior line
Of solid filling distant seventy five feet nortA-
casterly from the Souhcrly line of the pieYerfy.
Thence running no th fifty one degrees and 8Or-
" minutes west two hundred and any 1oet;
thence northeasterly parallel with the extsxicr
line of solid filing ftty feet.
Thence southeasterly parallel Wit. tie Arz4 .de-
scribed line two hundred and fifty feet. Theaee
southw9serly along the exterior line OF the eDtju
filling fifty feet to the place OF beginning. Each
of said piers being fifty feet in width aud ssRo
hundred and fifty feet in length, extending 9r0sn
the line of solid filling; said pers being distant
from each other one hundred and sixty seven feel
on the line OF solid filling.
SAMUEL. II. TRikBfY,
ANN Il. TRlMBLY.
Dated Sept. 81. 1868. se-1ess6w
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