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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-07-15
Farm for Sale

A good approved farm of l2o Acres. situated
me mile east OF Upton, or the north side of
he township line road running east from
own. A conf" rtable house OF four rooms is
lpou the premises also. Iowa stable, corn
cribs. two wells. &c. The above desert bed
property will he sold upon liberal terms. For
6ml ALVIN THAIER.
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Iowa State Horticultural Society.
This important institution IL alive in
all good works to secure proper inter-
est In fruit growing In this State
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HUNTOON'S POETRY,

Il " lN L O0AV ~ L ~ Il 1 N L.
Huntoon's Hair Restorer I've tested,
With all its virtues rare,
And find in II invested.
The power To change the hair.
And every dashing fellow,
Who may in beauty lack,
Can change that mouStache yellow
To grand and glorious black!
o, maiden fair with raven hair,
As age CreepS on apace,
What will once more to YOU restore
Your beauty and your grace"
The wondrous thing-twill beauty bring.
And gladden. every home.
Gray hair tn black il will change back -
Tis Iuntoon's Hair Rcstorer!
Tbs sought by all. both great and small;
To all ii is prize;
Its price is low-tis death blow
To poison liquid dyes.
In every town II can be found
Wherever you may roam:
Twill all delight who use Alright
'Tis Huntoon's Hair Restorer!
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outfit ut her own expense. But nc
sooner was this decided upon, than tn.
Judge vote by express, protesting thai
his daughter should not tredr Whitc al
all, and that he would come in person
to see that she didn't violate his COM
nland. @
The result Of it was, the judge carried
his point, aud Clara was the odd bird in
the whole flock OF white pigeons.
Among all the the queens OF the Swiss
aud null, the rustic belle was the OBJ
served of observers. She was really the
handsomest, merriest, and most spark
ling creature in the room.
Aud what was sadly provoking to the
principal. there sat Judge Clinton, in
his suit of home spun, by the side of
old Mr.. Nennet, upon the platform,
avaiing himself of every opportunity to
tell the whole story connected with the
calico garment, aud turning the confus-
Ell teacher to ridicule. s..g.
At last it came to the distribution of
prizes. and that for exemplary conduct
and correct recitations was awarded to
Miss Clara Clinton.
If Judge Clinton did not make a
speech on that occasion, it was because
Mr.. Nennct did. AS the address was
fully reported at the time of its delivery
we will no, report 1t here but simply re-
fer to that portion of il which relates to
our heroine:
II am happy that this prize has fallen
to the daughter of my friend, Judge
Clinton of Clintonvile. She is a
worthy daughter ofa worthy sire. She
may well be proud to have received this
token of her appreciation, for she won it
under peculiar and trying circumstan-
ces. Young ladies, do not forget that
though you are beaut when adorned,
you are more attractive, more intellect
ual while you remain satisfied with
what Providence placed at your dis
posal.
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LIVERY STABLE I!

- FRANK MERRIAM, PROPRIETOR.
In the rear Of the Union Hotel, Upton,
'a%s IOWd.
Carriages, Buggies & Saddle Horses
To let at all times and at reasonable prices.
Careful and experienced drivers furnished
when desired. lltf
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VIM. M. KNOTT.

A UCTIoNEER viii attend promptly to
n selling all kinds of property at Auction,
in any part of Cedar county. A list of his sales
will always be found ut the Upton ADvERTI-
SER Office, where those desiring his services
can Ak the day for their sale without seeing
hm. A
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NOTICE is hereby given to the public gene
~ rally, that the undersigned thaving NOV
cd tolnd taken up his residence in the Town
VI Stanwoouf. will lee found always on hand
there to attend to any business connected with
lots in said Town.
w. E.. NAIT,
One Of the Proprietors of said Town.
STASWOoD, \ prii 26th, 1869 5inl7
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DIR. II. II, MAYNARD,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Upton Iowa
/ Having returned and permanently located
In Upton, he will promptly attend to all pro-
fessional calls Oflice and Residence opposite
the Buckeye House, Upton. nib
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IN STANWOOD.

Assorted sizes, kept constantly on hand, and
furnished on short notice, with HearSe, when
required. 5lyl
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

EACF1AVO OG 0T 1OH'
CIGHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK, OR GILL
- cago, can be had of the subscriber, In sums
tIsuit customers.
Certificates Of Deposit, or Drafts on New
York J3eston, and Philadelphia cashed. Com
pound Interest Notes purchased, ana f.oos
always on hand.
Tipton Iowa, Feb. 18th. 1856.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-10
BATHERs, ATTENTION +!
SHAVING SALOON

There Is no waiting to get shaved. Myartists
arc always ready to please customers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-10
NO. 1922.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ARTICLE OF
Watches and Jewelry |!
Called "Gold Mctni,"
Which has all tho appearance OF FINE GOLD,
and Is very handsome.


WMch mas all the appearance OF FINE GOLD,
and Is very handsome.
Friees OIL honS Wntches' hunting Cases.
Lowest price Watch, gold metal. ........S s 90
Beautiful engraved case, anchor lever. IS 90
Beautiful octagon.shapc case, fine finish. 10 90
Heavy American style. IS 90
One-half size, engraved case ,, 10 i0
Beautiful stem winders. nice size Watch 20 90
,I,, ,y, Tr-.,
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UhnrEes ut San RrnucinGo Rate:
jy21 II Ii. HARRIS.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
FEMALE SUFFRAGE IN the OHIO LEGISLATURE.
A stormy Discussion

~
columbus March 24) correspondence Cincinnati
Gazette.l
scene OF indescribabe confusion occurred in the
House to-day. The resolution offered by Mr.. Scott
OF Hamilton, to submit to the people OF Ohio the
question or aboishing sex In voting, was before the
body having been taken up yesterday evening.
Mr. Ball, OF Muskngum, democrat, had offered
an amendment to the eject tnat hereafter the word
.'white" IN the constitution OF ohio should be held
ture OF African blood. The amendment was by no
means impertinent as Mr.. Scotts resolution simply
proposed to strike the word 'male' out OF the SUI
frage section OF the constitution, leaving the word
"whiter to stand there as II Is now.
Mr.. Balls amendment was agreed to-l4 to 10
and then came desperate struggle BY the friends
OF the original resolution to get separate
from Balls amendment. This the democratic men,
bers, who seemed entirely too cunning for the re-
hours the battle ragged At scarcely any moment OF
that time were there less than half dozen members
would spring to their feet vocferatng and resticu.
lating hercely at the Chair and at each other.
Speaker Thornhi decided that the question was
dvisibe, then left the chair and gave II TO Mr..
Hughes, OF Butler.
For long time Hughes was utterly unable to con-
troll the House, although he shouted and pounded
with his hammer until he grew blood red In the face
and the noise In the hall resembled the roar OF q
cataract, intermngled with repeated explosions Of
musketry occasionally there might be distinguished
the cries OF question ~ orier ~ "I appeal ri.vote
vote Y down ~ with the loud laughter OF those
who, intensely ENJOYING the scene were determined
not to be put out OF humor.
Mr.. Hughes, OF Butler, when order was partially
restored decided that the question on the pending
resolution with Balls amendment was diyisbe.
Then ensued another frightful struggle, the female
suifragers insisting that appeal could be taken
from this decision, and the Others that there could.
The latter party carried the day, overrued the
chairman's decision, and brought the house to
vote upon the resolution, with Bali's odious amend
ment tackled on. Then, ofcourse, every republican
member was obliged 20 vote against II; and these
being reinforced by such sensible democrats as
had from the beginning deprecated and opposed the
whole afair, the resolution was lost by thlrtysix to
forty-nine.
T6e thirty-six gentlemen VINO voted in the afirma-
tive are oil democrats, OF whom, believe, but two
or three are Ia favor OF female suffrage.
And thus ends, IN the present Legislature OF Ohio
the agitation for "woman's rights.r
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

Wheat WAS light demand, but decedy rmer for choice
sson Sss sS's9s .vus wsIs
ss, for % y aSd Sa q
white Indiana Corn was quiet ut steady closing at
sales were made bushels &c. Sc for mixed
Western SIC &c. for Western whtdnnd yellow and s8c.
was bid and 75c asked in store close. sales 1900
bushels at 4c in store and afat Rye was dull and
.Im Aif ss ws II. Ger
GUNNiKs dull and unchance, bags being quoted at
is and cloth At sc soa ab N sre Sas being sc.rc.v
demand beyond the immediate wantpf consumers. Prices
were quite steady however, rangnsAt from Be- 70 i6c for
HrpnsTSe market for dry was qie the demand being
light and prices Of most rather In favor OF
IL lSs sssc. ssc.; ds Is iiss ssc SsS; ISais
viaso 2 6s assc c @ corrnss o,, q e ibs sssc ,s
aSsis.a Amer . 1!aa sss { Juan s s. ss
c.ssiio, i 70 : q iS:. scTc. = 2lhc., "a.
lie &c. gold while ssai sieay at lOc. l0sc, do.
following quotations Madras 76c.s II TO- Manila 70c
81 o. Guatemala IL ~ 81 % andensa VI 70 ~ as-a
iRor-Thea business in scotch piwas dimnusiye the
noasrs sSs esns wse fn % In' IN sns run 1s
viz: $40 s43 Sales $50 tons ahgnrnock, TO arrivc at
s @ IN nsas % ss..d ss
for No. D. according 70 brand or tay Forge further sales
rss wss and
tons No were disposed o. on ,sns kept private Rails
currency sssaa 70, o no sales
previously reported Refined bairemained steady a. &sS
TEArHrR-The market for hcock solo was duh, the
demand from all sources being lined o prices were With
dull and heavy except for choice ht lots. We quoe:
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
IMPORTANT MERCANTILE DECISION.
The Value Of Trade Names in Anlda Wits.

From the Baltimore SUM- March %.
The Court OF Appeals. IN the case Of A. T. Stewart
has reversed the judgment OF the Superior Court.
This was an attachment under the act OF 1854 chap
ter JOG, and the affidavit on which the attachment
was issued is as follows, viz -
Re remembered, and Il IL hereby certified that this
Both day OF October @ appeared before me- tho
Clerk Of the Superior Court Of Baltimore city, ON behalf Of
Alexander T. Stewart Francis Warden and George Fox, part
trading under the OF A. T. Stewart Co.. Henry
debted T. Stewart Co. in the l05l
and above all discounts and that the said A. Stewart Co.
assigned disposed Of portion OF his property
TO dsfraud his creditors, &C., &c.
Judge Martin decided that this affldavit was in-
sufficient and quashed the attachment. The Court
Of Appeals in their opinion reversing this Judgment,
SAYS: The alleged defects upon the face OF the pro-
affidavIt These we shall consider In their order.
First the law requires that the plaintiff or some
person In his behalf shall make an AFFIDAVIT stating
the Indebtedness OF the defendant to the plaintiff and
that the planti knows or has good reason tn believe,
&c, and It Is argued IN support or this objection
to an operation OF the mind, and that no indict-
ment for perjury could be framed on such am
davit. This objection reaches the extreme point
OF attention. and is In our judgment, not warranted
srictest conformity to the attachment proceedings
with the requirements OF the law The names OF
the individuals whose behalf the afliant appears
stated, and 1t Is then stated that these individu
ais compose o certain firm known by q certain
name, and the witness then swears to the indebted
said firm have good reason to believe, &C. From
this IL s impossible to doubt who meant by the
terms the said A. T. Stewart Co.. or that the
science OF the afilant to the averment that the fnd
vduals previously named as constituting the firm
have good reason to believe the facts subsequently
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
SUGAR PROSPECTS IN LOUISIANA.

From the Baton Rouge Qsa.) Advocate, March ILL
steady and quiet Is the advance OF small farmers
into the cultivation OF cane In very years the
country between the Amite and Mississippi rivers
will produce an aggregate OF thousands OF hogsheads
all the result OF the enterprise and industry OF the
farmers on small tracts OF land Scattered around
at Intervals, at the present time are places with
twenty thirty and forty OF cane planted These
will yield an average OF from twenty to sixty hogs
heads OF sugar next fall and bring great profit TO
the cuvators. The true policy OF every farmer.
nigh lands or low lands, Is TO get in" some portion
OF hrs land In sugar cane II not grown to be manu-
actured into sugar and molasees the product always
bears high prices and the fine food for stock
In another year there should not be one open cul
tivablc place In East Louisiana upon which more
or less quantity OF cane IL not growing.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, MArcn Zb-0 +. y.
BUILDING MArxRIALs-The market for almost all arti-
significance Laths in Light supply, and being In fair
request prices steady at $3 7 at which price sales
effected Of $4,000 to arrive Eastern was rm
S22 1926 for choice schedules, with fair In
quiry and small supply Lime steady at 81 Is for CON-
and 81 for lump. while Rosendale cement firm at
50 rs Ss Bricks armor and in light stock North
river being quoted ct $5 $lS 80 New Jersey at Ss Is
so w. oros0n At siS Sas and Philadelphia front $40
lsc &c.. though we hear heard % Of no sales sale Of moment
coyrREFor Rio the demand was Light and we heard Of
eyer, being quite steady We quote Rio ordnsry sargoe
a. cola s'Gs S fr' do sGss ss1
lots ,ac Other Kinds we're Quiet and generally nom
SINGAPORE sn s IL; se con M rs
i;s IS 81 Semass :o.'s % 81: %sai.
and Mexican Isc ouracoa Ansostura and savania,
.conpAsr was W unchanged. being quiet but steady, a.
aDF e Ma ' n & staple
the demand from all classes OF buyers being light but the
@
s Gn or W We There
Ordinary s"at.ss' and nfss''' ss and 1sss'
Good Goo Ordinary 0Ida1inyy ss ss q ~ ssk
S5ssIaFiiii SSsS %|isii::::::::::::ss e. SssS ssS
0orrEn.Tse marie, for ago. dull: heavy and
while pSss Sso &c s :. yer Ball,
small sales at these prices For future delivery sales
little demand prices unchanged being - 40 80 80
shocks 6 inch heads 81 50 2 80 for moasses
rum do for pipe do $50 for box do $45 5 for
green hoops feet and $40 GAS for hoops ID feet
CANDL sti slow of SALE but without change In
value. Adamantine (Westen and city were quoted at sc
23c., sperm at 4sc. and patent at 58c.
Hsa H Sand 2n sSa a. S for
Ss,s sm was as 4 5 T.
Domingo and ssl 50 $s2 gold for Jamaica. Other kinds
continued in good supply but 10 light demand and prices
entirely nominal.
FRrIGHTs continued rule dun and rates nominal
To Liverpool per steamer rates were ID 4d for grain
though rather demand for suitable for
the petroleum trade at about the rates previously
current The enssgemcnts n were;.Io Rotterdam per
bs. and go boxes measurement goods at Ns. Cd. The
charters were:A British brig to Liverpool with $500 bbs
petroleum. at 5s two brgs TO the south side Of Cuba and
bark with bbls petroleum. to direct port in the Bal
tic at 5s Cd Norwegian bark, with 300 bbs petroleum,
6s II to the Baltic Norwegian brig, with 1900
bbls petroleum. direct to CronstadI at b. 3D., and an
n Notice 60 Ss s I $
1899 tons register, on private terms.
FIsu-The market for aii kinds wsa dull, the demand
buyer Dry quoted at 81 "a 5O with small sales
within the range Of these prices or macssre @ there were
Shore Sls No. do. Herring dun and nominal at
s5c a40c scaled and 3c S6c for No. Barrel herring
quoted So & 30 for Eastpot and Labrador Picked
FLOUR GRAiN.-Recepts, 25o! bbls. flour, 1888 do.
and 52S bags neal 1881 bushels wheat 81 ass do
and 1523 do oats The our market was very quiet but
tent shipment The business light however, aud a
Yesterdays prices. California -four quiet, but
was rmer improved demand the sales being 800
bbls -four firm, with sales OF 40 bbs Corn meal
steady with sales Of bbls at "a 7for Marss calorc
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

was only mouerateiy sougn aiter oaies oouVV
lbs at l1Sc. IL &c.
WOoL-The market for fleece still In a
quetude the demand from both dealers and
being limited but prices Of all grades continue to rule
steady holders showing disposition effect sales except
full previous figures The stock is moderate and mainly
composed of finer grades which better demand Is
confidently looked for Pulled only moderately active, but
prices without alteration In Texas and California wool
there L scarcely any business doing but with light
quiet the demand being only for small lots at former
saias saxony &c. roc; full blood. Sc &c three
fourth do. and common, 5lc. 53Hc Michigan and New
York SiateFul blood, Soc 52Hc three-fourh do, 4sc
5Qc. one-half do, Sic. 52c, and common Gle. 52c.
Wesern-46hc. bac., according to grade and condition.
The 10000 los Heeces 4c including 1000
and above Ohio at 6sSc State tate es 49, unwa.aed L At
i,5oo O. Western at 47c, secured a. at zoe. sscI
100000 lbs pulled at &c. Soc. for super and
EXTRA $4,000 lbs Texas s5c Sc for medium TO nne 20
bags &c., 10 900 California 26c. Doc. fall
clip or foreign the sales 26 bales Cape at 40c 4lc
IL do Port Philip at 43sc and 70 do washed Donskoi
private terms.
WnALEFoors continued dull nominal at loc lie. for
bleached and uubleached
wHALEEoSE-Arcc was dull, but still held At 81, gold
Other kinds dull and nominal
wHIsKEY.-Receipts, ga bbs The market was dull and
sales reported Prices were rather heavy at sc
9lc. ar paid.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

PUNISHMENT FOR PRIZE FIGHTING IN MICHIGAN
The bill introduced by Mr.. Riopclle OF Detroit TO
punish prize fighting, has passed both houses OF the
Michigan Legislature and will become law. ANY
one who should be party TO- or engaged In prize
or any hight OF that nature, Ia to be punished by
fne OF not less than $4,000, or Imprisonment from
one 10 five years, or by fine and imprisonment
Those who are present at prize fight who give no.
tice OF one, who invite any one 10 be present, who
shall agree 10 fight, or train any person for fight
are TO be punished by imprisonment In q county jail
or the Detroit House OF Correction for term not
exceed one year or by nne not to exceed $780,
Detroit Post, March o.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

RECONSTRUCTED FLoRIDA.-A Grand Jury OF the
United states lately In session at Tallahassee, pro-
sented two pis OF indictment against Judge A. A.
for mail robbery and the other for perjury. This Is
only one of the evidences OF the wholesome effects OF
Congressional reconstruction. The Grand Juries OF
the State and OF the United states will we hope not
cease to reconstruct the reconstruction OF the Con-
grcssional manacs and their tools, who never would
have been permitted 70 disgrace the fair name OF our
state but for the villanos acts OF recongtruction
so-called. .-Kev Vest Dispatch March 10.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

PErRoLEUx.-Recepts 1921 bbs. The petroleum board
Gsds y bulk rather
delivery 9c!and 1000 do for June a. 35c Naphths was
loo bbs standard white ut &c., which is lower, and 1000
on.-caroina was dull but steady SIC. s,sc. We
heard Of no sales Of moment
nS%ss. mem &C. psI
z7c do. Vera CRUZ 45c Soc, do; Chagres 45c Boz,
sSi S ffs 81 &c.,
trua &c. Basnos Ayrss, Soc 5a,c currency Payta
sAlTSTne market was oleraby active, and with con-
JoSbers ia prices were as solowsnshton
ss i?S Il q sss1S 81
g Is
LOO sss q sS duty psc
sss S1 no sns
& iss noa sns
llc fair to good refining, l2Sc 1896 fair 20 good
Sssy M % Boss: + s
3 s. No. 7tS IiNs Isss; 90, No. Nos R Ie 70 ~ lss
ss No.: s. e s ST. sVi sS t. s s
l6Ac Porto Rieo=Rehning grades, l2c lshc; grocery
sTEAasS e9e. bu. prices without change lots
srELrTn was quiet and We heard Of no business Prices
were firm, however, at 6Mc, gold, for Silesan
SPERMACETI-Rehned was duh and nominal at 44Hc. q
45c.
SoAP-Castlc, though quiet was steady at Ic l4c.,
with small sales within the range Of these prices.
TIN-Staits continued in demand and firm a about 3Sc.
god with sales of 500 slabs TO arrive at 32c and do
do on private terms. OF English 10 tons realized 8c,
slow Of sale but steady in yalue 600 boxes G. charcoa!
coke ternc, 6 i2K 49, and charcoal erne $S 37,
all gold.
Of activity prices quite steady sales were effected
OF 26o hhds Of 7c 1c In seedleaf the business was
neccu at 45c, 100 do 1866 do at &c. do State and
"a do Ohio private terms Havana steady with
sales OF 250 bales at SOc III o. Annexed the current
nun iiona.-
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

H9c. Gle for smoked bsggei 20. Bacon still
steady with sales OF $50 169c for Cumberland cut
1910. Tic. for short rib aud IKE. 9H<c. for long and
short clear Lard IN improved demand and rather more
firmly held the sales being $50 packages NJ lbc 9sc.
for No. I TO prime steam and kettle rendered.
BUrTERThe demand fair, particularly for the me-
both here and In all parts Of the country the market WAS
hrm for all grades at quotations subjoned Cheese,
though only in demand held firmly Ut former
prices. Wequote:-
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
INTERNAL REVENUE.

Gross Receipts Of Wholesale Dealers in the
Fifth Collection District-Intcresting Conn
pnrnfive Statements.
The following q statement OF the gross receipts
OF wholesale dealers and others in the Seventh,
Tenth Thirteenth and Fourteenth wards OF this city,
comprising the Fifth Internal Revenue Collection
district, for the months OF January and February,
1867
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

rRANsPsRs HUDSON oousTY.-sERssy oIrv
Mercer st. lots 2 49, block az, map, 5Dxll0 1900
Mercer st. s. lot a. block 4s7 city map, sSnioo 500
Wayne ST l0O OF Colgate st. 25xlu0 $40
Lots "a % and slice a. So Van vorsts farm. $3.50
River and Cab sts, corner 60xl00 1000
HUDSON OIry.
Bergen ST n OF Van Worst ST. I6sxl00 5000
BERGEN AND 0RERNvtLLE.
New Jersey and Morris Canal, 80 II n Of about q
ecfcs. .oocos
New Jersey and Morris Canal, 30 II o Of about u
wgEHAwKRN.
Broad st, ., s2a n Of, PoIocks land, a5x7o 500
Union place lots TO- H. ~, block l. 75x77. 500
I'd st. lot II, VIM Danesons map, 25x10a 2O0
KEARNEY.
sandford Az aud Bergen st all block Ogden farm. l30
Ann I ui. Isaa is o TO- ' block A. Ogden go
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
BILLIARDS..

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND
N hand billiard Tables, all furnished with the celebrated
catgut cushions, ready for shipping.
KAvANAGH DECKER, corner OF Canal and Centre sts.
L,oR sALE-rouR FULL SIZED SIX POCKET Bill
II lard Tables also threc-quarter sired For parcu
lars and terms apply TO A. HERMANCE, Odd Fellows Hail
sa0on, corner Centre and Grand streets.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

IL thus refers to an evil or which we have had O
prominent instance quite near home:--
Most of the companies charge all new engines and
cars 10 expenses OF operation, and while that swes
that item very largely II leaves the financial situa-
tion Of each much stronger. We are inclined to
question II this policy Is not carried at great
length, no far "a the good OF the public is con-
cerned, az some OF the companies take the sums
thus expended for q series of years and issue the
aggregate In stock az a special dividend thus In
crcaslng the amount OF capital upon which the pub.
lie is required to pay dividends. This ~ manfestly
very Unfair TO the public, and Is fast becoming
wrong OF such magnitude "a 10 call for legislative
interference.
A Western paper speaking Of railway enterprise in
Illinois. says:--
We notice some important railroad movements In
Illinois. One looks 10 a Continuous line VI rail- RON
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

= rere was but one sale yesterday in the real estate
aucu IN mart, OF which the subioned are partcu-
iars:- 49,
Tvo thrA story brick houses and LOT, No. 632 9Th