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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-01
IOWA ITEMS.

davenport claims -u,U6o by the late
census, including Isl colored
people. Number Of voters 1926. The
latter figures discredit the first.
"Barrett's' deserves the premium.
Twenty thousand bushels of Iowa
grain, most oft from Davenport, have
been shipped in bargcs from Peoria to
Now Orleans without transhipment at
st. Louis.
Fashionable ladies use "Barrett's'
On Monday, according to the Dav-
export Gu1rrc, the river was rising at a
rate of Il foot in twenty four hours; and
Steamers were arriving and departing
regularly.
Barrctts' is universally admired.
The Toledo Republican,, in noticing
the costumes of the Indians who live
near that place says: 1--WE saw a three
year old papooSc, the other day dressed
in a red flannel string. three fourths OF
an inch wide. Another was dressed
lighter still.'
BE wise and select Barrett's"
-Adjutant General Baker gives the
following notice.
amy attorney or claim agent who
withholds any money paid 10y the de-
partment, for the benefit of any soldier
or soldiers widow, child or heir, will
be publicly posted on the door of the
Adjutant Generals Office
The State Penitentiary now con-
tans 2ll convicts-all men, Which
,prake we'll for the good behavior of
the women of Iowa. At present there
are thirteen murderers in the embrace
of the prison. The colored nation fur
nishes its full ratio of representation
having eight, most Of whom are in for
larceny.
Paper houses are the rage in Des
Moines now. Rev. w. w. King is at
present living in one built last fall, he
says is warmer than any frame house he
ever Wintcred in. IT is made Of build
ing paper, manufactured for that pur-
pose, and covered with mineral paint
Mr.. *. says the expenses is less than
one half that of frame.
Gen. J. NJ. Hedrick, of OttunIwa,
(cditor of the Daily COURIER Will be
Special Mai! Agent for Iowa Gen.
Hedrck was a distinguished officer
among the many distinguished officers
of this State in the late war and has
since edited the courier with uncommon
racincss. Mr.. \. {. Deering, who re-
signs this post. is one of Iowa's most
noted politicians, with many earnest
friends in all parts of the State.
The De Witt Clinton Co.. Observer
says that a couple Of gents from the riv-
er were hauled over the District Court
Goals, on a charge ofattempiing to bride
the Sheriff in the interest of the whisky
ring. On Friday last those two gents
cases were disposed as follows: Mr.. J. b.
Franklin was fined fifty dollars and
sentenced to twenty four hours impris-
onneht iii the county Jail. Mr.. ID. s.
Porter was fined five hundred dollars
and sentenced to twenty four hours in
the Jail. The imprisonment of Frank
lin was RENTED, but the rest stands
against him. Porter's case has been
appealed.
Try "Barrett's' Hair Restorative.
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SMITH BROS lave velocipede.

THE HERALD OF HEALTH is truly a
herald of human presress-physically,
intellectually and. morally. He who
seeks in this magazine for reading mat
ter that is interesting without being
sensational and untrue, that is always
obstructive and often practically useful,
will never turn from it unsatisfied. The
April number is as full of this kind of
htellectual food as, an egg il of meat.
8ood articles by good authors, an Edi-
Drial Department Of great merit and
interesting answers to correspondents
Ill the fifty pages which this number
Gings to its readers. Published by Mil
kr, Wood & Co., New York: for So per
rear.
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almost complete from here to Stanwood.
The question now is, will you let all
this be total loss, or will you make an
effort to rescue your former investments
by pledging another one so conditioned
that the payment can not be demanded
unless the former are made secure by
the completion and operation of rail-
road upon the dirt pile where now they
lie wasted and useless? Make your
choice at once, and "if you have any
thing to do, do H.'
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Fofty-siX new engines and $50 II W
freight ears will he received by the Mis-
soury Pacific Railway about the 1st of
next June.
The Gardeners -Nonthly says that i'm
mense numbers Of insects might be de-
stroyed in garden or orchard by using
bottles of sweet liquid Systematically.
This is quite common in England,
where they do not let every fruit enemy
run riot, and then sit down and cry
about having no crops.
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a CONSCIENTIOUS CONFESSION.-The
unique letter from Mr.. J. 81. Daniels
published this week in another column
seems to be the direct result of an awak-
ened conscience. Mr.. ID. will be re-
membered by many Of our citizens as
the soldier who used to write from the
18th Iowa Regiment to the Cedar DEM
ocrat what were then called "copper"
head letters" The confession Of his
wrong position and action in this mat
ter, as well rs in several others, which
appears in his letter, shows great
change to have taken place in the prin-
ciples by which he squares his actions
IN the present and judges them in the
past. II may not be strange that some
who have Dong since ceased to heed or
even hear the promptings and reproofs
Of pure conscience think Mr.. D.
present course betokens insanity; but
to us-so far as this letter is concerned,
which is our only means of judging-he
seems only to be bravely following
honest and honorable convictions of
duty.
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MARRIED.,

At the res dence of the brides parents,
March ., 1869, by Rev. Writ. Mr.. Marlin D.
Pect and Miss faulina {. Gillian, OF Viola,
Linn county, Iowa.
At the residence of the brides Father, near
Atalissa, March % 1869, by Rev. II. A. Ferguson,
samuel ID. Anderson, of Poweshek county,
and Miss Clarissa Bark hurst, OF Muscatine
county, Iowa.
On the 2Sd ultimo, by the Rev. II. Wharton
of Mr.. VIM Mills and Miss Mary c. Wade; both
Inland township, Cedar County, Iowa,
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FIRE, AGAIN-ALMosT.-W ednesday
|vening the dwelling of S. A. Bssell,
ESQ, took fire in the roof and ceiling
rom "a defective fHe,' and was burn
Ag wickedly when discovered. Chiefly
y the assistance Of some young ladies',
no at once began filling all the tubs
ID pals from the well, and of a lad
med John Geary, who ran to 4 neigh
4rs, block distant, and brought a
dder which hspgobably could not lift
day, Mr.. b. succeeded in putting out
e fire in a few minutes after its dis
VERY
his is another fortunate termination
almost fire;' but they will not
ways he so easily managed. Some
~ III lipton is bound to be burned
sometime, II not before, and he had
Ter look after his Insurance at once.
~, I. 4 a. Il. Rive. publish else
s ere a statementof the Sec'y of this
Poration containing a synopsis Of the
'ous reports rendered by the Treasur-
'hereof; and Intended to furnish ia
pse interested correct information IA
'''e amount Of funds collected in c.
county, the amount expended and
T. The entire amount Of money dis.
s ,;n mat is embraced in this report
III De understood, was expended on
p't'ion of the road north of linton.
'neie your money lies vou 81
pau H. In the shape Of road bed
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VERY PARTICULAR.-Those persons
who tell the Assessor they have no
dogs because their canine happens to Be
in the feminine gender, are most too
particular about the use Of words to be
strictly ioneet.
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IlUCr1r.
From Disrensatory ofthe United states.

Z From Disrensatory orthe United states
DIOSMA CRENATA-BUCHU LEAVES.
PRoPERrIEs-Their cdor is strong, dffusive, and
somewhat aromatic, their taste bitterish and anala-
sous to mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND Uses -Ruchu leaves are
gently stilnulant with u peculiar tendency TO the
Urinary Organs.
They given in complaints of the Urinary Organs,
such Gravel Chronic Catnrrh Of the Bladder. Nor
bid Irritation of the Bladder and Uretha, Disease of
the PROSTATE Gland and Retention Incontnence Of
Urine from loss of tone in the parts concerned In Its
evacuation. The remedy has also been recommended
in Dyspepsia Chronic Rheumatism, Cutaneous Alice
tons, and Dropsy.
HEIMpoLp's EXTRACT BuCHC Is used by persons
from the ages of - and from IS to S. in the
decline change of life AFTER Confinement, Labor
Pains; Bed-Wetting in Children
In affections peculiar to females the Extract Buchu
Is unequaed by any other remedy, as in Choross or
Retention, Irregularty, Painfuness Suppression OF
Customary Evacuations liberated or Schirrous state
the Uterus. Leucorrhea, or Whites.
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER, kInSEys, CRAWL,
AND DRorsICAL SwEIIISos.-This medicine increas
the power of Digestion, and exces the Absorbents
into healthy action, by which the Watery or Cacare-
deposittons and all Unnatural Enlarsements are
reduced, well as pain and inflammation
HEIMBoLps EXTRACT Bu,HU has cured every
the Neck of the bladder. and inflammation Of the Kid
ton Of Urine Diseases OF the PROSTATE Gland stone
in the Bladder, Calculus Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit.
and Mucu> Milky Discharges. and for enteebled
and delicate constitutions both with
| the following symptoms: lndsposton to Exertion
Loss of Power Loss of Memory. Difficulty of Breath
! ing Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror of Disease
WaketuneSs DmnesS of Vision Pain in the Back
Hot LANDS. Flushing of the Body. DryneSs of the
Skin Eruption on the Face, Pallid tountenancs Uni
Nrrra i.asSitude OF the Muscular system, &c.
lIEI MRnLps EXTRACT BUCHu is Duretic and
habits OF dSSipa ion, and mprudenctcS in life
impurities OF the Blood. &c, supercedng topaiba in
affections tor which II IL used such tionorrhora,
elects of long standing, and Syphiltic atiectionsin
these diseases, used in connection with llELMBoLDs
ROSE w ASH.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere. Re
ware of ntrietts Ask for Hembolds Take no
other. PEI'E ST., per bottle, or bottles for Sijn
Delivered to any address. Describe symptoms in all
communications.
Address H. +. HEIMBOLD,
59i broadway, n. y.
NoNE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE Up IN
~ steel engraved wrapdper, with smile of my
Chemical Warehouse, and signed
nl2m2 H. HELMBoLD.
Aa-llundrcds are using RIGGS COMPOUND
UOARIIOTND COUGH SYRUP and pro-
nounrc it the very best medicine for Coughs,
Colds, &C. Try it.
For sale by Hall & Schumacher, Upton
:. x. Chambers & CO.. Springdale; r. s. & II. A.
Jcpson, West Branch; v. II. Cornwall. powncy
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THE distemper has been raging among
the horsesin tire. neighborhood.of Pedee
for several weeks. John Moore lost a
valuable young mare, for which he had
been offered five hundred dollars.
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A BEAUTIFUL church house is being
built by the people on Doty's Bottom,
in the east part of Iowa township, in
this county.
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BRIGGS 4 Bros Garden Seeds, the
best variety and most reliable in the
market. A complete assortment for sale
at Bagley & Ingman's.
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. n PROSPEROUS CHURClI.-The Cum
bsrland Presbyterian congregation, at
Pedee, in this county, has enjoyed unu-
snal prosperity forthc last two years and
: half. Then, there were only few
scattered members, with q small house.
Now, there are about one hundred aud
thirty members, and they have large
and elegantly furnished house Of wor-
ship. The Pastor, Rev. .R. A. Ferguson,
devotes all his time to their spiritual in
terests, and receives therefor a liberal
saiary. They have two weekly prayer
meetings and good Sabbath school du-
ring the summer season.
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THE NIAGARA WASHER, for the sale
OF which in Cedar and Linn counties,
Mr.. Geo. Barbee, having purchased the
territory, is the only authorized agent,
is n new invention coming with the
highest recommendations as u saver of
labor and time as well AZ of the wear
and tear consequent upon washing
clothes the Old way. Having seen it in
operation we can. say, that it appears to
do everything that is claimed for it.
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QUITE "CHILLY.-According to the
Prairie Farmer they have enjoyed toll
erabIy cool weather the past season up in
Franklin county in this State, the Their
mometer having averaged, the winter
through, "200 below zero" @
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ATTENTION &. A. R.-You are request
cd to be promptly on hand at the Court
House next Saturday evening, Sd inst,
at y o'clock. Election of officers and
other important business to be attended
to. JESSE JAMES, =. C.
l.. l.. SWEET, Post Adit.
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EMPLOYMENT for 100 young men,
inquire of Gilbert & Adler.
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Pedro,' elairvoyant, for some days pub
lshed in the Davenport Gazcttc is word
for word the same as the circulars dis
tributed in Upton by the amiable
"Madame Edwards" The newspapers
having made the latter name little in
convenient by publishing some of its
owners ecccntricities, such as getting
drunk aud scratching mems faces, she
probably found relief in a change.
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FORTUNATE FOR FARMERS AND
BUIITlRs.-In order that all may be
promptly supplied with the celebrated
"Foreman Wood Preserver," arrange
Inents have been made with Messrs.
Gilbert & Adler, to furnish Rights, and
thc Compositions. They have also for
sale the rights of Scott, -Muscatine,
Sioux, O'Brieis, Emmett, Palo Alto,
Dickinson, Chy, Lyon, Usceola, Louisa
and keokuk counties.
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GILBERT & Adler want 100 young
men for Agents, T. WC1i Z vi
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THE Upton RESPONDENT of the
Davenport gazette, at" in recent
letter says:
"On Saturday last an appointment as
postmaster ut this place, came to Mr.. 5.
:. Daniels. who was removed from the
Office some two years ago for not sup
porting MY Policy" 1t is supposed to
be direct result of the passage of a res
oution by the Iowa Congressman and
Senators in favor of such reappoint-
ments. 1t is possible that Mr..
Daniels will not receive a commission.
Should such he the case, the resolution
referred to is srOrsc than useless
According to 'T," if every other Re-
publican in the state who lost office
under Johnson's administration, except
Mr.. Daniels, should be reinstated under
the resolution, and Mr.. d. should fail Of
reinstatement, "the resolution is scorsc
than usclcss.n TO us, it seems mild
language to say that this view of the
case is a very narrow one, and has the
appearance of being a very selfish one.
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Good Farm for Sale.

rI'IIE FINEST IMPRDNE ED FARM in Cedar
! county, for sale. Is situated | miles west
of Upton, and consists OF eighty acres all un-
der fence zone hundred r dis OF which is hedge
and divided into four fields.
On the farm j. npver-failing spring. and
two wpllS-One at the house ana the other ut
the barn. An orchard of loo bearing apple
trees OF the most choice varieties; also. plums,
cherries, currantS. Strawberries. ra>pbcrrl"S,
gooSeberrieS, and grapes Fifteen acres of the
land contain a splendid growth Of Young TIM
Der. The house Is n new one: finely finished;
contains six rooms. pantry. closets, and pres
SEES: under which is a good dry cellar lmpervi-
Gus to frost. new bank barn, size 32N26 feet :,
with floor and grancrieS complete, and stab
ling for III head of hOrsco. Also, all necessary
outhuiidings, such as sheds, sites woohhouse,
smok ehouSeS, Sc. Also II new picket fence.
dressed and painted, enclosing house ward and
garden. 4 public road passes the buildings.
For price and terms enquire Of the subscri-
Der, living on the farm.
Nov. J. ls6Sm3 rIIAS. =. FINK.
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r p. DEAN is selling Ladies' very fine KID
L. SLIPPERS for only si.15 pair, worth $50
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WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD!

We claim to be industrious and work hard willing
harder steadily We
consequently satisfaction all
II Is ordered selected indiN idualx.
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F. p DEAN k made the goat ass aS GH", saIf
polish SHOES to be foEnd.
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Toledo has decided i'm favor of pro-
hibition by majority offive.
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Fry Barretts' Hair Restorative.
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NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE Up IN
~ steel engraved wrapdper, with fac simile of my
Chemical Warehouse, and signed
nl2ln2 Ii. r. HELMBOLD.
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Upton ADVERTISER :-Agreeably to
your request herewith submit a con-
densed exhibit of the condition of the
stock, collections and expenditures Of
the NJ, I. d. a. II. II. Co.-being u
synopsis from reports sui mitted at an
nual meeting of stockholders held Nov.
18th, 1867.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-28
Tho Mining situation.

About l P. N. to-day the upper levels
of the Crown Point and Yellow Jacket
mines, which have been blocked up
tightly for the last few days, in order
to stop any draft Of air which might en-
courage the FIRE, were %reopened. Steam
has been driven into them considerably
in order to put out the FIRE, therefore
quite an accumulation of it together
with gaseous smoke is coming out pretty
freely. 1t will soon be known now
whether there is any FIRE remaining or
not, for if there is any it will liven up
with the influx of fresh air. But little,
of course, can be doue below us yet.
While we were present, about 2 Pm lone
Of the workmen who had staid down in
the Yellow Jacket a little too long
was brought out inseusiblO from nsphyx-
in, and it was half an hour before he vas
sufficiently recovered to walk about
again. He was revived by the fresh
air, dashing cold water in his face, and
applying smelling salts to his nose.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-28

Fresh FIsH.-Captain John Spring,
whose vegetable and provision store is
in Strouse's meat market, several doors
north Of tho Enterprise building, in
Virginia City, this afternoon sent US II
large string Of fresh fish smelts, direct
from the salt waters of San Francisco
Bay. Captain Spring keeps on hand u
fresh stock Of salt waite: fish, hams,
bacon, lard, butter, eggs, fresh vege-
table, fowls, aud everything in season,
for q well-proyisioned household.
SIERRA NEvADA.-This favorite mine
is not only looking ~splendidly, but is
on the improve. Under the present
efficient management plenty Of rich ore
is brought TO light and being put
through the mill. The yield for the
present month will be rs good and most
probably even better than that of last
month. The lively advance in the
stock is based upon the true merits of
the mine.
GOULD 4 CuRRY.-The Gould 4 Cur
ry shaft is l,l65 feet in depth, being the
deepest straight shaft in this State.
Work in the bottom Of the shaft, with II
view to the opening of II new level, will
be resumed within n day or two. Dur
ing the last four or five days, operations
have been somewhat impeded by having
to put n new shaft to one of the hosting
engines, but this was completed yester-
day.
FRESH VEGErABLEs.-Mr. Sloat, whose
grocery and provision store is at No. Is
South c street, Virginia City, this
morning sent us a present, in the way
of u box OF fresh vegetables and straw
berries-such IS new potatoes, lettuce,
asparagus, green peas. spinach, rad
ishes, etc.-as o sample Of the good
things which housewives car obtain
every day ut his store, fresh from the
gardens.
OrHrR.-Thc west drift at the 7oO.foot
level from the new shaft Of the Ophir
Company cut the east clay of their front
ledge last Saturday, Mt the distance of
30 feet from the shaft. With this clay
some littlo water was also tapped, and
very interesting developments may
be expected soon in the old Comstock
ut that point.
BILLY WILSON UPsET.-Billy Wilson's
coach accidentally upset yesterday
morning, while bringing II load Of ODD
Fellows home to Carson, who had been
to the ball at Genoa the night before.
Billy got two ribs stove in, q passenger
had \ shoulder dislocated, and all hands
were more or less bruised and damaged.
The top of the coach was sadly wrecked.
STREET SPRISKLsR.-A street sprink-
| Ter started into operation on c street,
Virginia, this morning. A similar ar
rangemeut would be highly appreciated
on Main street, Gold Hill.
INFORMATION WANTsD.-John f. Big
ley, No. rs Rsade street, New York,
wishes to learn Of the present whcrea-
bouts Of Daniel Walton, formerly Of CO.
lumbus, Penn.
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nv voo,aryy .sn ,xyop,, LIN,

BY WOODRUFF AND ENSoRs LINE.
G NJ Miller, P o Hollerin, Mr. Wright, J
Gregory, A G Craig, John Sing, Jno No
Causland, Miss Maggie McCauiland, Jacob
Renter, NJ Bonham,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-28

INFORMATION WANTRD.-John f. Big
ley, No. rs Rssde street, New York,
wishes to learn Of the present whcrea-
bouts Of Daniel Walton, formerly Of CO.
lumbus, Penn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-28
JAMES MALONE,

At THE SOLICITATION OF MANY
a friends, announces himself as candidate
for Chief of Police of Virginia City, at tho
ensuing city election In May. mh26-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-28

SETTLE WITH FEUsIER L Co.-Having
closed their grocery and provision bust.
ness in this section, Feusier &.Co. have
established An Office in the basement of
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express Office, Vir-
giuin, where during the next few days
all indebted to the firm are requested to
come md settle, otherwise they will be
summarily left to the tender meroies OF
o constable or attorney. ape 2w
SHARP NorIcR.-All persons indebted
to Baum 4 Brother, late of Gold Hill,
are notified that their accounts are left
with Mr.. Fraukeuheimer for settlement,
and payment thereof is earnestly re.
quested. np2l.2w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-28
PIPER'S LIQUOR STORE
SALOON.&
CORNER Il AND UNION STREETS,
VIRGINIA, NEVADA.
N-Allt the best brands OF HAVASA CIGARS.
I,iauors and Cigars....12 Ia Gents.
JOHN PIPER,
nbra.tf HENRY PIPER.
Notice!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT |
~ have this day appointed and empowered
:. ii. Robinson to act as my attorney In fact In
all matters pertaining 10 my business in the
State OF Nevada, until further public notice;
THOMAS Scale.
Gold Hill. March q, 1869. mh2otf
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ELECTION NOTICES.
GOLD HILL
FIRE DEPARTME NT.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN Gold an Firemen that the Annual Election
for Chief and Assistant Engineer will be held on
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL IS. 1869,
Az m. Houso Of Yellow Jacket Hose Company
No.2. Polls open from . o'clock r. 4. 70 7
o'eiock p. ". W. q. Isaac, G. L. Brown and W.
I. Lowe arc appointed Judges Of Election;
By order Of IA. nOLDEN,
President Gold Hill Fire Department.
RICHARD SANDER, Secretary.
Gold Hill, April 16, 1863.
SIXTY DAY ROLL
or the Gold Hill Fire Department.,
for the Election e Be hold April
2Stb, 1862,
Chief Engineer ..............W ID. 7. GIBSON
Assistant Engineer bittner