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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-11
The Presidents inaugural.

This brief, yet comprehensive AM
cminently satlsfscssH document ha
great interest for the citizens Of the Uni
ted States from the NC, that its autho
therein, for the first time gives direc
:. !. and authoritative publicity to his views
upon important political questions. II.
All thsougA the long ard exciting
], jcanpaiga when enemies declared he
!. Ind seither principles, policy or even
opinions, and friends hardly knew
what to reply, Gen. Gsaat, in view Of
III ulssdiA position sssd other prudent
cousilsr1iions, asusisseA rs few men
could Or, w0vlA t1ss great pressure
Srought toibsar spon him 10 .'say some
thjng;n aud lea Ill either to Judge Of bis
positlcn, n The present and future ~
his record In the past. o. 70, suspsnd
jsdssssas atpK1l asSr, - they cepid b4ss
a.sa GGed,sor wsss yioes inelln Bet nhet
,sn ~ fainess = Zine ~ eoms, and hs
,.ssSocoa tblSss HIS couat5ymen = their
j sfxslif 1l1ststfatc, ho tails them what 10
q. = - q DO aud have done, In Language
Hi 60 <aalnpt - miaanderstood nor gal'srt
I'd saySd- zsublims r. ~ simplicity. No;
sosnIbjkuSu5 ii seihcts intended to meai,
y ~ssJhisg toCne tsszs u men and : dif-
,4<ssneJne vOxsda1 etsht clasS 80 - CO.
!, r,pabls sof Interpretations varying with /
! the lougituAesfsorn one extremity Of the
nation 10 che oti,er. Nothing Of this,
heretofore toocommon In such efforts;
bat . Psein; clear statement Of the hon
est. convictions of an honest man, with
+. hoAest iutcntions and settled purposes.
e.. While he aatirms that he has policy
to recommend, he also assures us that
! ne has newe to enforce against the will
i. ofthe people. The policy recommended
! by him consists in brief, Of n mainte-
:, nance Of the national credit above the
..shascw Of suspicion, the payment of the
public debt, the return 10 specie pay
sments, the faithful execution Of the
! laws. economy IN expanding and vigi-
ts}snt honesty in collecting tho revenue,
tsprotection of our citizens, whether natu-
.erlized or native born, wherever the flag
floats, aud last but not least, universal
suffrage.
In carrying out such policy, there
will be little danger OF running counter
to the wish Of the people; who will never
cease to congratulate themselves that
they have President with the heart to
snunciate and the ability and dctermi-
nation to execute measures for the best
Interests of the whole United States and
every citizen thereof
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Original Notice.

Original Notice.
Circuit Court OF Cedar County, Iowa, April
Term, 1899. 80
J. G. REiCHERT Co, Plaintiffs,
against
Wells Spicer and Wesley SUIT
lon. Defendants.
To Wells Spicer and Wesley Sutton, Defend
ants: You are hereby notified that there il
now on file in the office of the Clerk OF tho
Circuit Court, in and for the County Of Cedar,
in the State of Iowa, petition OF J. Z. Reichart
h Co., Plaintiffs, claiming Of you the sum Of
two hundred and cen and S0-lOO dollars and
interest thereon. as balance duo them for ma
teral furnished and labor done in building .
dweilin g house and out baiidingson your land,
to-wit: The southeast quarter OF section
twenty four (2H, township cixhty-one (sl),
range two co, west 5th p. m, and asking the
enforcement Of their builders and mechanics
lien thereon; but no personal Judgment 10 ask
ed against the defendant. sutton.
Now unless You appear to said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon OF the second
day OF the ne 1t term Of said Court, to be begun
and hold ut Upton, In said ounty, ON the 18th
day Of April, 1869, default will be entered
against you and Judgment rendered thereon in
accordance with the prayer Of said petition.
a# WOLF & LANDT.
AVG Attorneys for Plaintiff
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
SIGHTS AND Secrets
Of the National CAPITAL.

4 WDKk DIS KIFTIVE OF WASHINE-
~ Ton CITY; It. ixh and its low life: Mag
n'Ncrnt Pnbiic edinc4s; hidden mysteries; VII
lanies AMI eorru4Aions; the inside work inxs ~
the Government: and showing how money Is
.auanhsred; how public servants perform their
h.>I., h1x rinH~ are managed; h0v officials
rici on; and all about female lobby saeiubera,
Iafy clerks, &C., &c tbs beautifully IlluSirs.t-
~ ana u The spiciest, most thrilling enter
gay: 1s~SeId Tor circulars, with terms &C.
address JONES, JUkkIR 4 90, le7 eonth
Clark ~, Chicago, Ills 10 !
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Ala, h bits fair TO unmask itself az a

other blessing in disguise. Coal fields,
n rich a. any in the world have been
discovered there. and the last sensation
"a tie fndiuc OF petroleum In almost
Mbu!ous auant;.y. 1t would be little
queer If the government yet frees ifseif
from Debt by striking Is' In Alas-
k1~
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Circuit Court of Cedar County, Iowa, A pri
Term 1850.
SARAH INQUIRER, Plaintif,1
AGAINST
David mourer. Defendant. J

David nourer, lie PENDANT.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
TiND David Mnursr. rrfcnaant:-Iou are here
/ by notified that there il now on file in the
Office Of the clerk ofth. Court, in and for the
County Of Cedar in the state OF Iowa \ petit
ton "tSarah M"nrer. piaintiT claiming OF You
the sum Of one nm nhred ana thirtv-ni n. ts7 100
dollars, with interest thereon from January |
i%hb. ~ due taxes paid on your land to- Wit:
The southeast quarter Of the northeast Quarter
Of section thir,y-'wo. In township ei.hty-one
north of range three. west Of the 9Th D. m . from
ls,- and ALSO the SUM Of fye hu nirrd and n fty
dollars, - due for repairs on said Ian L. and the
sum OF one hundreI dollars for fences built
thereon. and the sum OF fry dollars for cash
had and received.
Vow unless you ~ pear TO said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon Of the second
day OF the mex. term of said Court, to be begun
ana held At Upton. in aaid county. on the l2th
day OF APRIL 1867. default will he entered
against You and inpginent Re nderetl thereon in
a'cortance with the prayer of said petition.
l0wl WOLF 4 "A SDT ATTY. for pI'rr
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For Sale.

The southw est quarter OF the southeast quar-
ter of section Is, township q, rxnge1
2tf Enquire OF =. l.. SMITH.
90 Acre Of improved land within u mile Of
DOTipton. $50 per acre, cash, = in one year
and = in two years. pew
on Acre improved farrn-good house stable
CUand NELL. Price, $1,000. 4 cash ami balance
in one year. 4mlles from Upton.
.yuyWO GOOD DWELLINGS in Upton, for sai
very cheap. ..
1 II>O, 4 of NV 4 sec. 3 81, $50 acres; IS
n acres broke dnrin G past Summer all fcnc-
ed: running water and located within two
miles Of Clarence. Price $50 per acre. cash,
and balance In one year.
Apply to D. l.. SMITH.
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CRITICAL ASSURANCE. - The Iowa
Age, in an article on tile clergy OF
Clinton" INDUCES, incidentally, in the
following refreshingIy gushing cri,i-
eism upon the character and writings of
the Apostle Paul:
Paul had his faults, yet we wish he
bad written more, and somebody else
less: but we will leave out the last clause
OF the senteuce. We admire Paul be-
cause he always knew what he was
talking about, and he never opened his
mouth bst he had something TO say ard
he always said ii well and To the point,
and no body ever headed him off on an
argument, and what he didn't know
about humsn nature wasn't worth know
ing"
What the good old apostle ever did to
de ,erve the damnation OF such praise it
II di Mcuit to understand.
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NOTICE i. hereby 81 ven, that the undersisn.
1 ~ for cedar county, and would be happy
to see ali liable e m h or St%st
En,,.s. ., tNrir earliest convenience, and save
me the trouble of sending you special notice.
= J.W. BULL, Asst Assessor'
s. March 10Th 1853
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to warrant their allowance. Having
accomplished this work, Col. Dewey mas
l,eeii successful IN securing All act OF
Justice to the State of Iowa. --Des MONIES
Kc1istcr.
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Administrators Sale.

%rOr1CE is hereby given that the under.
\ signed will sell at public sale, on saturday
the iotn day OF April. 1889, ut one o'clock p. m.
of sal day, at the residence OF wilson Messer
in Iowa township, the following described
real estate, the same being part OF the estate
Of James Doty deceased: The north half OF the
southeast quarter of section twenty three 20
in ownShip seventy -nihe To, north, OF range
three 10. west Of the 9Th +. NJ. ~y
Terms IA ode known on day OF sale. -
JOHN HAWK,
CATHARINE DOTY,
fs.t f-.S AdministratOrs.
n..~A a. 1880 nlOw< " ~.
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YOUNG 30 GALES,

I HAVE bought The CELEPRATED RUN
i MING STALLION, 10 GALES for s. 100
ne was taken 10 TN" south part of Illinois early
last spring. and put under training max ny
his half mile inside of rs seconds.
10 GALE: isa fine blood bay, is hands
high; he was sired by Wm.t. Long 10 IA LES:
MS dam by old Shyl eek; he Try Gov. Nanee's
celebrated running, horse 10 Gales; ne by i'm
ported Marlborough: his dam by imported
bntehess. IorSG 10 GALES dam was sired
~ Mcadley, and out ola llixhnyer mare.
II VIII be to the interest OF all raisers OF fine
stock TO call and see him. lie will be kept nj
my Livery Stable in Upton, Iowa.
TERAs.-SN to insure
.nl0 JOHN CONFER, Pro.
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wee President CoIfax's Address.
The following IL Vice President Col.
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z p. DEAN soils MEMS RURBER OVER
r. SHOES At 81; Womcn's Rubber Over
Shoes at 80 cents.
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> AGENTS WANTED FOR
Secrets Of the Great
g.. .~" CITY. , s.. WEE. ....., ..,

[ worn descriptive OF the ylkIU ~ ana
the VICES, the MYSTERIES, MISE.
RES and. CRIMES OF New fOrk. City.
Ifyou wish to know how fortunes are made
and lost in day; how Shrewd Men are ruined
i'm Wall Street; how Countrymen arc Swindtod
by Sharpers: how Ministers and Merchants are
Black mailed; how Dance Halls and Concert
Saloons are Managed; how Gambling Houses
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and full description of the work. ADDRESS
ZONES HROTHERS 4 Co, ChicaaO, III.
CAHTION-Inle1rsio works ., Of s simi.
circulated. See that the books youbu contain
IS fine engravings and sell at ~. rs per copy.
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" Will AZ ONE
The Great Tomato.

LYhhE'S MAMMOTH CLUSTER.
This Tomato il n cross betw cen u French u n
known variety and the LcSter's Perfected, re-
ter, growing in clusters; each stem bearing
rom six ~ t~Htyr tomatoes on it. II is .erfetl-
ly smooth and nearly round, about the size OF
Baldw apple; color Ola rosy pink. and reps
we'll; solid. hss bat few seeds. and Is no aount
on" OF the hr+ early varieties we have. It in
unexceli~d for eating raw. and Is deliciou, f,r
cooking; he M very high Favored. In eari-
ness it excells the "keyes Tomato and ripens
its fruit evenly. aSoutTEN d AVS before the Ear
ly Bed 4S-i ndoabt eddy the hest market va.
riety of tomato In existence. This variety was
obtained from seed in 1874. In 1865 IL ripanpd
its fruit TEN DAYS before the Early smooth
Red. SEED PACKETS, - cents: illustrated
circular, with recommended ions sent free on
receipt ofstarnp.
Now published. my illustrated Floral Guide,
and Catalogue of Seeds and Plants. Nocxpense
has been spared to make it tho ino.t ,i>cf,i!
book Of its Kind published. 1t contains two
beautifully coiored plates: The celebrated TIT
color Geran.um, Mrs. Pollock ;" and the Zo-
male Gernniun. LADY James Wick " together
with over thirtynye beautiful engravinxs al
So practical recifons for the Utilization or all
kinds OF flowers: designs for LAYING out the
Flower Garden. &c. This beautiful work. il
sent gratis. to all my customers nd to all oi n
ers on receipt OF Ten cents. which In not half
the cost.
Address VIM. III. LYMAN, Importer.
GwS ~s. LEyERErr, Mass.
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BRIDE AND BRIDEGRooM.

Essays fer fonng Men ON the Interesting rela-
ton Of bridegroom ~ Bride in the Institution Of Mar
ra.e-aGuide " matrimonial felicity and true hap
plne sent ~ mail In sealed letter envelopes free OF
charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
Philadelphia. Pa MY
nTSSOLUTIOS EOTICE.-Sotice II hereby
IL given that the partnership heretofore ex :
isting between Vim BoRxie and Allen Macniel
wagon and carriage max ers. is dissolved by
mutual consent from and after this date.
West Branch, Cedar CO., Iowa. Jan. -. 1862
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-22
In unfsre 2eier.

IS 1T unlert pRidt als Sournalif
iomobl UNI ere 2eler ais ba6 peut|9epub=
lifum i'm AQsemcinen, Don Set 3u" 3eit
auf BE Numerilde Stdrte bar oeutl1en
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lotas uno ben Deutlden III Der Yartei
1dulci9 IA 100 anpere @riinte ni9t ein@
Sulcu&ten ideincn, purd 3ablen 3u re-
monfriren 'oob mir in Der Ya,tet 9epi0e
&e&te baben. unc fir pielen 3ped fin
ben mir e. paienn, ni&t UNI 3miepalt
gu crpcden, {onoern 9erape UNI allie
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wiecer bersuiteltn, no ii9 rielei9t einise
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paaitsbenpen Artifel 81 putli3iren:
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-,-lDie Thanksgiving" bat netn Gub brin."
Die y Dispat4" bat bic ng9la&barin" beruuatz
banitlt. bts fe ,ueeatbt ba6 CAPT Min@ ober bie
Oeutf&tn iterbaupt gar ~teinei befunbertn &n=
tpru@ anf tin 9taatsa,nt bGtten. :Das it % g.
rapt. pas bic enslilde rabitale. Yrt0t 7bSren ,piQ.
s,i,tia IL 's esn, IL ~" t Gta'i lie ',' srSsSastt Sem Sep,
9srrn Rin& he domination fir Bies @supernSr
an @'e sro6natbis 1Jut% 1suI [g'ltsbl] r.
Der ~Na@bar" Der ielbft bas @raS
aus Der Groe madien b1u, ldbt f@ In
Sbi9em ni@t ,aIein cine uebertreibuno,
lo1pern cine ab1i4 GIn!tdtte l.
luna ees BON uns @ela9ten ~ @@ul>,
pen ~temrnen. @ir baten einfa@ 8ela9t;
@attonalitati a III 9iett teine ,An;
pride anf Elm &mt ebne pie 116tbieen
Gdbisfttten fiji ben poaen.., ny b99; !
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Mepublifanifebe Staatscpnsention

1899 ~ES4SE1Hs@
@u6 elmer aneern Spnltf5pes 8lattes
perpen uniere 2eier erieben cdB pbi9e
@onpentipn auf rens 9ten September in
st. paul 3uiammen berufen IL. Die
Convention miro cine febr sablreide fem
unb 1926 Mit9liepern be(teben.
Die Convention, bat Npminationen fit
Die fol9enoen Memter III modcen:
Gin Sberri9ter Der Supren1e Court
fit einen Mmtstermin yop feben Sabren.
Gin @puuerneur, Gin, lieutenant @ouz
Ser,eur, Gin Staat6i eftetdr, Elm General
Nnpalt uno Gin S9abmeii fer, jtptr3 fir
einen Mmt6termin BON ;wei Sabren ; Elm
Mupitpr nnb ein Glerf pes Sberseri@ts,
jecer fir einen rreijdbri9en &mt6tcr1miin.
i DteI!3eit 1T Iabf6hi@ auf ben ys9ten
,September Yerte9t tpoIrpten,, UNI IS ultniearn
Garnern mSali@ ~ maiden na@bem bic
Grnte i'm Au9ut poriber it, fd 3ablrei@
an Yen @pr,pablen unt al, Der Gonpenz
~ sbetbeili9en. gg@ir fSnnenrr ,ni9t
umbin4 bel .tieier e@elesenbeit an 'bie
reutl9en N%epubltfoner Wtnne1pta'S' .pp,t
Neuem ben b,riinu9enrpe,n @ufruf su erlaI>
fen, ii6 curd cine farfes Delegation, ~
sbetbeili9en..s SIM s9erbiltniBs Aur Sc
ldnttatSabtber Oele9atsn fputen bieDeat>
i&en penisfehe rur& 80. Gele9aten in
Der Convention. reprdientirt iein.
Wr bpfen paB uni:re Deuti&en
Greunpe es' nidt Yerabfdumer1~+ >>tperben
BON alien Diitriften unp Counties i'm
@taate &epraientantet ;u ienpen. Da
IN ben meiiten Dttriftenain' &urSem aud
bic Npminationen fit &eprdlentanten CUR
@eieb9etun1 9ema6t werren. 10 icuten
Deutide &epublifaner nidt perablaumen
aud rarauf ibr Muaenmerf Elm pent9
gu lenten. Belaeicenbeit 1T spar cine
l@bne Su9enc, ater man ioute rielelbe
nt6t 10 melt treiben als IS lesteS Sabr
Der Gal mar, po bic oeut{1en Nepubli=
faner Mtnnelota's in Der, @eleBaebuna
pur@ pie win;i9 fleine Mn;abl pon smei
Wit9ltecern Yertreten ,paren.-Gin ,penio
Nrbeit CUR redten :3eit unp mir fDnnen
cas 3iel lei9t, erreiden.
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"' r VI :, I.IT"N
8ooen1ofe @emeinbeit.

IS 1T uns 3u@ Sbren 9efonmen 'raB
9epi0e3 daractetlole 2Snbipipuen, tpel9e
f1& als7 Greuupe =bes @eneralNYeriu aus
9cben unter pen8@ taneinapiern berun1<
'9eben. gang beionpers audi bier in st.
paul, UNI, ben @barafter unlereS @anriz
poten fir staatS>S @aBn,eii@er bes s
en- IL M1n1, 81 yerpd9tisen ano
"a fe font nt@ts au .1iaser, wii1en ben
Qeuten! 8lauben III MAIDEN 1u9en, caB
Captain MGn@ nur Gin parape @oloat
wdbrenr elmer tursen. :3eit ;pes &rte9es
mar, ter tein 4Yulper 8ero@en bat.
Der Gbaratter pe6 Captain Mun@
unb feline ebrenpole Militdril&e @arriere
fino Is alleen,,leifn betannt,. oa6 Is feineer
3eitun9 beoorf ur' bieitlter, iuI pu6en.
Sollten fi4 jene obscure, Yer(cne,1. .peren
Namen mirfennen, weiter bemiben beralei<
den '91sen id nerbreiteh,! 'loE} bliete1 atns
tueiter ni6ts, lbri9 als auf beiast.n6a SAM
mel 3urid III 'fomtnen unp bic Militariz
''i4t &la,rrieteI tbits' tlei,tt,n Aotriu5 unp aruz
fen General Arofob ely, penis gu BE-
leu9ten. rat / nc 1n1.s nj ns,lzt9
@enn iene Qeutet tpel@efim g Snteref7t
BON @eneral Mpsria' FIJI 'btftn Nomi,a
ttpn arbeiten, l9pn lest ~. }olden rune9<
rtntaften' Mittslns ibre 3uFu@t nebuen
mdilep, 10 1T es i@le&t beftlt i itsibrer
Sa9e; uno ratten2lrir ben, @eneral pom
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Inn cine before Organization Der Vartei su CT
5ielen, recommenbirt bas @taat8 Central Conf
mittee> bic &rnennune eines County COMMITTEES
in leoem County, beOebenb aus tinen, %attiYsn,
tu@tisen &eputlifaner aus jeosm @atlbiiritt BIS
@cunty's btr aud a!s@erissr bes@ ablbe3irfe@em
mitrees banbeln unb bel Der @orwabl, bic in Ct
uabttit tieles Iufrufs estalten pire, sewablt
meroen loQ.
gQe bic bic Nominirten unb principien Der re-
p%ublitanilden partei in bsr lesten graibentenpabl
unterifiBten, weroen ber3li@ eineelapen f9 bel
8ei9iduns Der Gonpention bur@ Deesaten gu Be-
tbei!ieen.
s.. .DriScoU,
8. u. &tmbau,
g. *. Slayer,
.. @inclatr,
". g. &banbIer.
{. IS. Collins,
%. 8. S%ieeltr,
COMMITTEE.
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Mcpnbttanif@e 9taatsepnDention.

Die lGlfte iabrlide &epubliianilbt @taats-@on-
pentipn pire, am netntfn 6 ep I { n be +
1869. @ormitaae, in St:|Yaa Il ataebalten tperterr,
u, 9anbieaten fir bic fole enb %benannten Staats,
an1tsr. .pelde bel oer naditen lalgen,einen QBabI
81 faQen fne, ~ npn,iniren, nGnli@:
! M'ater.eet sn.prea1e eenrt atug35f4u@ .
@ouoerneur, - :
2ieutenant @ouserneur,
@taatslefre at,
@tsstst &asa't u n4Qu4o@
@taatsl9abmeiter,
~ Glerf Der @uprenae Court. lGom4I;." .#s!"lt
Die &epraientation, ME BON Ger tebten
@taatseunpentipn beiin,mt, 1T na9 ben bel
Der leBten Ytafbententpabl abstsebenen @timmen
bert9net, unb bere9tiet bic peyl9tsoensn @oun=
tie8 III fnIdenher MnanhI 8 eIfnnfen -, Z al
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Sine fterfe Gmpfebluns |.

Dis rBaieea Nfps,, .ppnl;7 Suit en-
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-05-21
Consolidation,

We return our thanks to MIR. EDWARD e.
STANLY, President Of the Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad, for compliment
tary ticket over his road to attend the
meeting to be held in Newbern on the
second day Of June next, for the purpose
of eliciting and interchanging views and
opinions in regard to the practicability
and Importance of consolidating the North
Carolina and the Atlantic and North Car
olina Railroad Companies. A trip to Beau
fort is also contemplated and embraced in
the invitation.
It would be source of pleasure for us
to attend, and we trust it may be in our
power to do SO. Whether we do so or not,
we sincerely trust that the result of the de-
alterations of the meeting will rebound to
the welfare of North Carolina and the best
interests of the two roads, and that all the
visitors may have pleasant trip to and
so, ourn in Newbern.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-05-21
Revenue fiOm the Whiskey Tax.

There is, it appears. large increase of
internal revenue from distilled spirits since
the reduction of the tax from two dollars
to fifty cents per gallon, which, of course,
results mainly from the fact that the tax is
better collected now than formerly. But
there is no good reason why the law should
not have been as strenuously enforced in
the one case as the other, Notwithstanding
the higher rate was greater inducement
to rogues to cheat the government. The
books of the internal revenue Office show
that during the first month after tie re-
duction there was little or no change, as
contrasted with the same month of the
previous year but after that time the re-
ceipts from that source ran up to double
the sum formerly collected, and they have
averaged that ratio ever since-some
months standing below, but generally
above, twice the amount realized
during previous corresponding periods
Indeed, it is thought that the revenue for
the whole fiscal year, with the tax at fifty
GEMS per gallon, will considerably more
than double the receipts for the last year.
when it stood at two dollars.