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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-12-17

concessions in one direc ion, and to pile
on heavier duties in another. The pro.
tective policy is to be mainta;aed in all its
rigor. The manufacturing interests OF
New England are to be consulted in all
things; the producing interests OF the
West and the South are to be overslaughed.
The whole financial and industrial policy
trolled by the capitalists and znannfactu-
rers of the Eastern States !; the mine own
ers of Pennsylvania and Lake Superior
the lumbermen Of Maine the wool grow
ers of Vermont, and the salt makers OF
Syracuse and Grand Rapids. Every arti-
Gle of wearing apparel; every sort of WOW
en- fabric required by the household every
thing that is composed, in whole or in
part, of iron. or steel, or copper. or brass,
or wood, has been made the subject OF
special legislation. At the last session OF
Congress it was proposed to make O redis-
tribution of the currency of the National
Banks, so that the West and South should
obtain reasonable proportion of it. But
nothing was done. The bankers of the
New England States protested against any
change, and Congress abandoned the pro-
ject.
In the history of Congressional legisla-
ton, from the earliest days to the present
time, the grasping, selfish, domineering
spirit of the North everywhere crops out.
As it has been, and now is, SO it will con-
tinus to be until the influence of New Eng
land upon the politics of the Western
States is broken down. The true interests
of the people of that now populous region
are adverse to the protectionist doctrines
of New England. Owing to the high price
of all dutiable articles, the increase of To-
cal taxation, the increase in the rate OF
wages, the increase in the cost of transpor
tation, and in commissions and charges for
handling when produce is forwarded to
market, no Western farmer living at all re.
mote from a market can now raise any OF
the cereals to profit. Wheat in Iowa at
thirty cents bushel, and at many other
places between st. Paul and Chicago at not
more than fifty cents bushel, means sim
ply that not only has the farmer thrown
away years labor, but that. instead of
reaping profit. he has suffered loss.
And this downward road he must continue
to travel so long as he blindly follows the
leadership of New England politicians, and
consents, to his own injury, to buy in the
dearest market and sell in the cheapest.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-12-17

or will be with the admission of Virginia
Texas and Mississippi, and the manipula
ton of Georgia, so as to make certain th'
adoption of the Fifteenth Amendment, ano
the Union being restored upon the ortho
ldox plan of Congress, and all opposition
being defeated, and Radical success being
secured for many years to come, at least
so for as present legislation can secure it,
they generously think that all restrictive
legislation shonld be revised, and, as far
as party ends can safely admit of,rescinded.
The New York Times, which is supposed
to speak in the confidence of General
GRANT. says: 1.-The true, large-hearted,
liberal, m6gnanimous policy for Congress
the policy worthy of great and strong
nation-is to strike off all disabilities at
one blow
The policy adopted by Congress towards
the South after the war was neither pat
riotic, wise nor Christian. Our section
has been kept impoverished and the well
fare of the whole country retarded by the
bitter and relentless prescriptions to which
the South has been subjected. In ma
terial point of view it is impossible to CAL
culate the loss which the entire country
has suffered. But the alienation and bitter
feelings which the inhumanity of the Gov
eminent has engendered between the Sec
lions is much more serious considera-
ton. It will remain long after material
evidences of the war have been obliterated.
When the Thebans had conquered the
Lacedemonians they proposed to erect q
brazen monument in honor of their victo
ry. The Amphictyonic Council (the Con-
gress of Greece) forbade it in spirit of
patriotism and wisdom, which has immor-
talized their action. They replied to the
proposition: 'Let there be nothing done
to perpetuate the fact there ever was strife
between Greek and Greek" How much
better would it have been If our Chris
tian Congress could have learned a lesson
of craftsmanship and practical Christianity
from this heather Council. Even now it
will do much good if they will obliterate
the more offensive and harsher evidences
of their preiudices and hatreds. It would
be accepted as good token for the future
if their monuments of vindictiveness were
now destroyed, and none others erected in
their place.
We believe the country, North and
South, is now ready for general amnesty
to give and receive. It is time that Con-
gress should make true the assertion of
the President that this is the freest coun-l
try on the Globe-in fact as well as theory.
It is a good season to proclaim political
freedom to every citizen of this Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-29
FROx WASHINGTON.

WAsHIK91 or, Jan. %.
Lee Chittsnden, formerly Register Of th,
Treasury, now broker in New York, ap
psared this n1orning before the Ways ant
Means Committee and Submitted aa a1u
ment in favor of the removal of the existing
prohibition against the further issue of gold
bearing fonda
Il il understood the Committee favor. TIE
removal Of such prohibition.
O. a. Whit.lesy concluded his arxnment
this morning before the RAconetruction Com.
mlttee, agAin1t the removal Of disabilities
from judicial and other civil o6osrs in Vir-
ginia, and agAinst the plan Of fhs COMMITTEES.
Colorel Beaduin spoke briefly in defense
Of the Virginia LeaislatnrS IN 1856. He said
the labor measures were adopted after con-
aultAtion with tho principal officers of the
Freedmen's Bareaa, and the vagrancy law
was copied from that Of Pennsavania-
John A. Verett, . negro from Lynchbarg,
addressed the Committee in opposition 70 the
Committee. This closes the Argument.
Ihe Chairman then announced that the
Committee would hear no mora verbal state.
mtnts in relation TO the removal Of political
disabilities. All future applications and ar
suments must be In writing.
Ths calendar vas called in the executive
SeseiUu u - 0DauA0, OLE tno eeverel nOmi>
nations we're severally passed over. None
were on the liss which the Senate belisv
required immediate action, Messrs. Hmythe
ard Cummings Included.
The Army Approp iation bill contains an
item of one million dollars for the repairs
and Improvement of the Armory at Rock
Island, Ilhncie, one half Of which snount
will be devoted to the construction Of !
bridge connecting the Island with the citiss
Of Rock Island and Davenport.
The total appropriation Is ten millions
greater than last year. tf
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Latest BY Telegraph
- - - :
Capture of AugusItt,uIrls It, Z BY the
Allied Forces Lopez
s. Flies to the In
terror.
! Il J
Detection IL Frauds ii the
/ New York @Ulstom
House. 49,
The, Rebel Troops Defeated at
Poverty Bay.
Al7 2 fl,-A-s I'll
An English Schooner Captured
by a Spanish Man
ofLWar.
Caphlreaof Puerto Pincpe by
3 lie CpRd l& oltidptt&
Robbery in 9 New York Gam
= bling House.
.,js ss4.ie y ltssss44 -----9s. sfs s.ssIf
Robbery in 9 New, York I! Gam
bling House.
General Sheridan'a Return !. from 1
the Plains Contradicted.
! FROn HAVANA.

f.ssI2<srl lr J4sv foak, Jas. %.
The Herald Havana special Of the 25th
says intelliasnce hes bean received here that
patriot forces under QueaAda on the 10th.
The same day that Connt valmazedo entered
Bsyawo. The excitement jn the city is in
tense, and Ne, feeling Of senmisy by the
Spanish volunteers and Cubans il manifest
ing itself in the number of persons who are
killed nightly.
A memorial has bees presented to Gen.
Dulce by the American citizens here asking
for protection. +; as-,gr M a#
Gen. Dulce being unable to control the
Spanish voluntesss, has. semitic .Melanzas for
regular troops. He informed the volunteer
commanders that he would hold them re-
sponsible for their men, who threatened .
movement to.nl&ht. sas.ataE.al.s III
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsH1Ssros, Jan. %.
! Thd Senate Com u,islse on The District OF
Columbia, read the Womens' Rights deputa.
ton this morning.
The Secretary Of the Interior sent . COM
municahoa to Shes House in Pelasion to the
urgent necessity Of furnishing relief to the
starving Ind,ass on sAs Upper Missouri. An
appropriation u &ll3, 500 is,rsqsired,
The President sent TO Congress to- day the
correspondence between Secretary Seward
and eGAergs Peabody i. rsIetiil to tha Sdld
Sstsl lles.ss;y lsss:;;ys:ssy :sys: s;' aS;.k .: iE;e
sincerest affection or my country, tits not
possible for me to feel more grateful than |
do for thspsR1ps nanorialpt IS regard. :
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FROM HAVANA.


HAvAsA, Jan. g.,
The Spanish man-of-war Hsrnandito, a.
ter sharp chase, captured, near Romano
Key, An English schooner baking from Mas.
sau. Twenty-Five native Cubsns were found
on board, on their way 70 join the insurgents
in Cuba. It ID reported that during the
chase the men on the schooner seeing their
capture inevitable, threw overheard quanti
ties Of arms and ammnnition.
Spanish accounts continue TO represent the
numbers, presenting themselves to the au-
thofities. and claiming the benefits Of the
amnesty proclamation.
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FROM l'' NEW NEW YORK. q X.
NEN y onK.J JAl. d.

sfi4t4t I Hr~ YonE, ,Jaa. q.
VIM, J. Korn, t. II. Laidloww and the
clerk in the Export BureAu Of the New York
Custom House, have been arrested by Dep
uty e. 8. Marshal Nedime, at the instance
OF District Attorney Tracy, under variants
from Judge Benedict, on . charge Of de-
fraatling The 0ossrsusst BY procuring lsrge
sums of money upon fraudulent claims for
drawback, presented and passed at the cfsce
of the Fifth Auditor, in the Treasury Depart.
nsenA Il Washington. The frauds with which
the officers are charged extend through seve-
raj months, from January to July, 1867, and
amount to nearly 100000.
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FROx NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, Jan. %.
A Canadian was robbed last night of $14,.
GOO in = Broadway gambling house. ar
lately in Illinois, has been arrested on the
charge Of obtaining money under false pre-
tsacss on bogus patsnt ssstss
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MIEcELLANH0USrrEM

T 4 4 3. !. N'e Bosros, Jan. %.
A petition 70 The Senate OF the United
Statss eQAiase1e con6UstiQ II theAAla-
bama claims treaty has bSsnf Received at The
MssehantA Exchangs foa Gxaatur0. f2t
iaAsS 81 ;e,..a .st..ss 1n1Ino4A ian. a.
Commodors Hsah @. Pu.v;;nce =. s. ~. = at-
tackled last night near bic fesidehce. 81 thres
desperadoes, knocked down and robbed 81 :
valuable geld watch and pocketbsoh son.
tanning $40. He 10 dAseerouely Il NOT ssaIy
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Later news received from Paraguay via.
Rip, Janeiro states that the town Of fApeuatqra
a4~hfH o. ParpaJni ~ tAtedSh lie
;bSkslsAt T1lktta, MAks1ohsl aAerwdrA cap-
tured BY the allied forces, and Lopez fed
with the remnant Of his army into the interior.
Gen McMshoh, American Minister, accom-
panied Lopez. Admiral Davis was a,
Buena Ayres.
4fxg MADRID, jan. 28.
The Provisional Government for the pur.
pose Of preventing repetition Of such out.
RACES as that at Bnrgos, has received decree
establishing the equality Of religious sects
nDtssts -. asf
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

Sr. LOUIS, Jan. 2s.
Cereal SherRAeyaed his Ssefat4U, 4sl.
Orleans to-day.
The statedpShsahAs Gen. &ehekdan il daily
|axpscie3 to return from the Plaina il i9cpf-
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Official dispatches received at the War
Office, from New Zealand, announce that a
battle had taken place between the British
troops and the Masri rebels, at Poverty Bay,
and thss lhsi Aaer we're dsfeassd with grsa'
loss Of killed, wounded and prisoners. The
victory had restored tranquility in that por.
ton of I'll. tslosy. = I'D s.s
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FROA THE SOUTH.

NASHVILLE, Jan. %.
A company Of militia arrived to-day from
Ind wintinbe csmp near this city.
-Chf1&aBle quaetidet bf tommissry stores
are bjing vurchaied.. = 81 va
ATLANTA, Jan. %.
The Speaker Of the House il in favor OF
appointing special commhtse TO 20 on to
Washington to consult with Congress on the
affairs Of the State. The committee spoken
Of consists Of Herschel V. Johnson, Alex.
b. Stephens, and other distinguished Geor.
Rians. I'll
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has led In this office .tatement Of its condition
on the sst da Of January IN dance with the
provsipns Of sct ofthe asnerA Assnbty stass
OF lows, relating to insurance Compoaias. approved
April 7th 1885, aud whereas, sAd S,aseent shows that
said Insurance CoapAsy pssssoed Of the requisite
:: ,, o
LOTT Audicr Of STATE Do Assesy certify that ssid m
surance Company IL authorized the business
pointed and authorised service Of
for sad behalf CT said Conpaay - quirsd b. sad
Act until the 3Ist day Of Janaary, A. D. 1s6e
further certify that said Statsmsnt shows
1ss The actual amount Of Premium Notes
Of said Company, December 3lst, 1855,
2d-1hs aggregate amount OF Ass.ss ofs.i1 :
Company. December 3ist. 1868. 70 Boz. s5l6e IS
,.,d conp.py. December siss. 1868, sor
=, lss.s Ts 70 ........,... 24si os
10. thsys.s 1883 70 bs.....,............ 1885 q
5th The asEfsgats amount of iosass sed 49,
expenditures OF taid Company, for the
year 1855 to be..-.. 0l08 10
In testimony vhsreof have hertunss Subscribed my
lssALI name, and stnHed the ss.l u my ON the day
and date above written.
JOHN A. ELLIOTT,
Auditor Of State.
The above mentioned lesses o.. 4sl o hav. been paid
since the abb report made to the Auditor (Dsc
sist, 1881 10 that the Company
Does Not Owe a Dollar
At the present time.
Al never t.ke $4,000 Oh any one risk or liable
TO o: re, and two thirds OF risks isolated
the people Of the State Of Iowa may feel safe In
ing IN the
OLDEST COMPANY
In aasd Stats, Incorporated In the year l6H)
The Company has paid, In th Tine nearly 100 il
losses, and never refused 70 pay tust loss.
HOWARD TUCKER
Secretary.
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GRACE MILLS.

CIR ACE MILLS.
- vAasAv. III. ,Oct.le.1eBx
nWING 10 8 Ynsh Of hasinssa immediatsly
" after and since harvest, have butfsesssly bss,
sbie finish the alterations end trsssmsnts tn o.
Mi,ls which ve dssasd nscsasxy saahls s4ia oasr
~ 70 our customers brand Of 4Iour NAsml lhsssdby
sny HAVING everything In the best d or4sr usw Ne
"a pisasure IN sssuring our esds snd eosf egst6A
vsshall be sncsfprth make our best branstAs
GRACE 003Ia1sAD
ouGixAiy good % b sqasi least
,s1peyior TO any other brndananalAstnse1.
oar Mr HANNA, whose sHpertsaos as4s9 utat3eHe ~
Miller 4 esnsraily ksswnaaA apSsss1aes1 havhg<a.
ken an intsrsstn lfn, wil s01easer Is nakee en-
asds Of such quality that they anotfail 70 n9it
= IL ssteIt With the best OF 4salbat Liter
afasl to nsks the susiity supsrte. st wn1sse esst
eeuAdsa4 that people Uikfprslsa tAak reeheesAaAt
octfo 3. ALnD1A 20
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY \
ATTORNEYE. su.
Brown Know ~ :. ..... cor NsfA FiNh streets
r cal,;n. Seconds trest
Ameriean Watcher.

HF0WM u Know ~ cor B1otH . SsAo0ss
WB seconds sss's
Anerieaa watches.
ga R,ias.s s.s.........Nosl45 . Estes Houss
---
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u.mb,,ton ! Huisk.mp.............ss Mainstrest
NPsarcs Aaon .".. Gate City Rla's, AAtP : ID
eAa FACTORY.
WA Besrs ....-...- ..,..l2l Main strs'
.--.n.rpv
BOOKS = srATiosAa1.1
NV Wsstcott............ Main street-nsar Fourth
Webster hH0s... .....Ss Maih ssfss'
~1~.-.-,-.~
Dean " GOT lnlfd a. nn,n..s..
nvi.ssns 4TA IN An I ,reol- let4tH As5th,
n.''' nsss..''iiY 4 ~ III Ill sfT@
RucxuYnvFOuNn
VafIy&vuitsxsk = Oo... Y ...4Av Ninth y JsAnson. i.
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usn,...oL a ..1oF PovrtI = len dan
.xs~.s.r rS,nre n .Te&rapv
n / n.
tn =. Ayfts 2 sons...... ......,..sS nhhsyFss'
-.-,
III lr-
Hess, Stern / Co......-cor Second Main streets.
i ~ 4 Arrm.s e.
Stufgss South Leves.
= - ---
d snrtd,a. Ets ..rosi 4 Eataa House
fz7esF's
p.a - :. Nr.gA = uxa .uor..
ss7EITsSsY - :. 5h5
1nr..a, : ao,rs,- = sIns.,sf.sa.s.,
- =
uooDs- !" ho -
ohen.y oons =; :. :. .se Ssn e.
-- xN
Wilkinson, Bartlett = ".....s-.st sMain street.
DrR O. 'Connor Ma iDstfsst
I'm Bostvick..,. .,.................s7 81 Main street
PhilIipss err observation-disclosures Main Aty cot
nn p,ts.s.. - q. " !. rutf - .tr,.t
aniasharcer Mavey 4 CoNoIll Main u
v..,,r 49,. L 9..,.
hkAvink' 05sAE. 05An1sss -
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EuNAATS - ~. -
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CABLE DISPATCHES.

Paris, Jan. q.
General Dix, the Minister Of the United
States, at public banquet this evening,
made speech, in which he declared that
the cause af thss sGreeh~ was aeasical with
che caasaof fnsdom shroughont ths world,
and he assured the people Of Greece that
they had the sympathy Of America.
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ruRnITrVH

Engraving, Brands. 4 Seals.,.s
Bridges s..................- Noi 4 q Estei a <nss
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sDean cor Third 4 Main streets
Huiskamp d ssless.. - Mpi1 sttcet
Hxlskanp 4 e 80. I'm ain lsxscl@ set4tB 6tth.
Hart, Agt....-.;. .-.;;,-.i.H.. 80 Ainstrees
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Aobn- BfNDA ~.
Npssres aon ...... Gate City Bld'g. Main I'd
pAa FACTORY Y
aoOKsAsTATfOHERY.
unnsta srOn Ons-nErAIL.

David Lowry Second ltreet
Ii W Westcott. ............ Main street-nsar Fourth.
webster .....8s Aain street.
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cr.nnu.uua.

vencilf, Jonss& Co....cor Third / Main streets
Hess, Stern i Co.......cor Second Main streets
EHR "a Il 81 II - -
9 ~ oAfmfssroNa MEltcf1ANTs.
" N stusgss ss.................... South Leves
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]. b. Cross 4 80 Main Stree
Dnncsn, Karie = Co.......l40 IA NAiA stAas
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RUCKDYHrFQ4NDR Y.~
Hau !Avmlts~SsA Ou.s. Y .44r Ninth y JsAnson
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,HATh cara = FuKN1sHIu ueso.
irspo. y 1nnA ~ lain SteAef
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-08-19

AGRICULTURAL. MEETlNG.-Pursu.
ant t, notice the Executive Committee
of the Cedar County Agricultural Socie-
ty met at the office Of the President. at
Upton, Iowa, on Saturday, August, ii,
1869, at l o'clock p. NJ. There were
present. H. c. Piatt, n. C. Millhouse,
John G. Lyle and S. L. Smith.
On motion of ]. G.. Lyle, it was decd-
ed to build new Floral Hall, not to ex-
ceed in price $1,000.
On motion of N. G.. Millhouse, the
Secretary was Instructed to notify the
Directors to report at once the amount
of subscriptions received, and cash col
lected to aid in the erection of new
hail, and if nothing has been done by
them: to notify them to commence cam
wasting Immediately and report at next
Fair.
On motion, VIM. Nj. Knott, Reuben
Swartzlander and VIM. Fraseur, were
appointed committee on farms, Or
chards and artificial groves, with in
structions to report ut next fair.
On motion, the price fixed for saloons
be $780, one-half payable when permit is
granted, and remainder on first day of
the fair, with privilege of selling pies
cakes, crackers, cheese, eggs, cigars,
apples aud melons.
On motion, the Secretary was i'll
structed to publish notice that proposals
for the exclusive right of one eating
house, would be received until Sept. LIST,
1869. The committee retaining the
.1privilege Of rejecting any and all bids
Ss5hould the committee not see proper to
accept any of the proposals. the price for
eating houses will then he $50, payable
on the same terms as the saloons, and
no limitation as to number.
On motion, it was determined that all
persons renting stalls shall be required
to pay the following prices:
For double stalls, during the fair, $500
For first l6 stalls, g - 200
For other stalls, " $50
and that they be requested to purchase
tickets of the Secretary, containing
nHmber of stall.
On motion, meeting adjourned to
Saturday, Aug. 81. at l p. m.
5. l.. SMITH, Sec'y.
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IMPORTANT TO PENSIONERS. This Is
the biennial year, or the year in which
all invalid pensioners, not specially exc
empted, are required to be examined
before they can be paid. 1t is important
to prevent delay in payments, that all
pensioners sending their vouchers by
mail or express, send with them their
certificates of Biennial Examination.
These examinations must be made OF,
or after the 4th day Of September, and
their vouchers executed on or after that
date-Duv Gusctte.
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"a WORD TO HoRsEMEN.,.

DIX TOBIAS CELEBRATED VENETIAN HORSE
LlN1MEN has been tested by the first Horsemen In
this cnnntry, ana proved 10 he superior any other
The late Hiram Woodruff. of 'trottIpr snme" was
never without bottle In his stable IL IN also use by
Col. Bnsh, OF the Jerome Park Course at Fordhan,
n ". who has over twenty running horses under his
care, among which rank soneyr anest In mer-
len II Is warranted to cur Iamenes-, sprains
Scratches, Bruises Calls Cuts, Wind Calls Collie sore
Throat Nah In the Foot. aud Over Heating, when
used according Ia the directions. .... ..
Allwho own or employ Horses assured that this
Iininent will do all " not more In curing the above
named complaints. No horse need die of Collie. H.
when irst taken the Eminent used according to the
directions. Always have a bottle In your stables
Price in Pint hotties, One Dollar. The genuine
signed y. !. TobiAs on the outside wrapper For sale
by the Druggists, Stl.ers and sorekeeperS through
out the United states. sepst. 10 Park Place, New
York y
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r., r. I. & ST.. l.. r. R.-The prelim-
mary survey of the above road is now
completed from Rock Island Uia Musca-
tine and Keithsburg to Oquawka juno
ton. Between this city and Rock
Island the survey was completed some
four weeks since, and between Oquaka
and this city last Saturday evening.
The engineers are much pleased with
the route from Muscatlne south. They
find very easy grade, and much less
difficulty in crossing sloughs than had
been expected. The line from below
strikes the river opposite the freight
house Of the c., r. I. & P. r. r. Co.,
and runs up along the bank past the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-08-19
STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONS

STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
The Iowa Stale Teachers Association
meets at MarshalltowI4, Tuesday. We'd
nesday and Thursday, August oath, 25th
and Goth, 1869. The published pro-
gramme shows highly interesting and
instructive session in store for those who
may have the pleasure of attending.
The following Railroads grant re-
duced rates:
d. v. r. r. returns for one fifth fare.
G. II. l. g. p. II. r.. IS
limiting sale Of return tickets to Grin
nell station, Is miles from Oxford or T..
& n. w. r. r.
G. 4 n. w. Z. r. returns free.
b. &. NJ. II. r. :" F"
Milwaukee l. st. Paul
1t is expected tnat other roads will al.
SO grant reductions.
Mississippi Packets charge fare eact,
way.
The usual Inequalities will he extend
ed BY the people Of Marshalltown.