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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-02-25
General Grants Health and Hab.
ito

Washington Cor. Detroit Tribune.
Walking down Pennsylvania avenue
this mornin. met Gen. Grant on his
black horse. trotting quietly to his head
quarters. He was never looking better
in his life, and the sight Of him remind
ell me to state Il fact about him in this
letter, which have known for some
time. The Generals physical condition
is better than it has been for twenty
years. His eye is clear, his hand firm,
and he has every appearance of robust
health. Some time ago he came to the
decision that he would not use intoxi-
eating liquors at the public dinners
which he is compelled occasionally to
accept. What his habits are when at
his own table with his wife and chill
dren, l do not know, nor is it any bust
ness Of mine or the public's, but every
body who has seen him at a dinner
within six months gives the same re.
port-"Gen. Craft doesn't drink a
DROP" At the last set dinner which he
attended, rs is the custom, half dozen
glasses were arrayed by each plate In
short time the Generals were all full
he not tasting u drop. till, becoming
annoyed by the number, or because
they were i'm his way, he asked the
servant to be kind enough to remove
them. This have from n gentleman
who sat near him ut the table.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-02-25
PIANOS,
Organs and MeIOdcOnS

HAVING obtained the agency for most Of
the first-class Instruments, am prepared
to offer greater inducements to the musical
people OF Cedar county than has heretofore
been offered. For Pianos, sell
CHICKERING 4 sons,
NEW YORK UNION, &C.
Geo. 4. Prince 4 Co.'S and Mason e.
Han.iia's Organs and Mciodcons.
and others II they ere desired. I mention the
above kinds as the best in the market, and
every instrument will be fully warranted.
Please call and examine my prices before
purchasing elsewhere SHEET MUSIC furn-
ishcd at a reduction on publishers prices.
To the above list tofInStrunentS have late
ly added the STAR ORGAN and MELODEON.
which, for beauty and purity of tone. surpass-
es anything in the west. \ sample can be seen
at any time by calling at my house.
Always to be found Mt A. r. Gilbert 4 Co.'S
''''> WM. s. wOODrS.
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Roofing and SpOuting,

My principal hand has worked forty years at
the business; his name il WIN II. HAM.
MoND: Is good sort of a man, ready for any
RUM will! be found in the VIRGIN BLOCK.
Upton Iowa, where will be happy to smile on
backs and will make you happy by present
ing you with my goods in exchange for them.
2Oyl WIN. II. HAMMOND,
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WhOWill be OurncKt President?

That's more than any one can tell,
But we've a right to guess,
And one thing " know very we'll IL
Which all VIII soon confess:
That whosever the man shall be
A trying time he'll doubtless see.
We hope the people will keep cool
And go In for fair play
Each governed by the Golden Rule
In all they do or say:
And Men. Boys, and Women too, that need
good SHOES to wear,
To buy them cheap, is ut F. r. DEANS, oppo
site the Square.
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smaller than this, which has never been
brought to this country. We hope 1t
never may be.
The type on which the ADVERTISER
Is printed is BREWER; except the adver-
tisements, which are in nonparcil and
agate.
cutter in Berlin. 1t is said, however,
that there is q Prussian microscopic typo
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away they bounded Mt space which
distanced poor Carlo, who in vain strove
to keep up with Us. Juan had the fleet
est horse; he was some length ahead. -
Besson and kept neck and neck. So
swift was our gait We seemed - fly over
the ground. AS we neared the house
he discerned two other horses standing
waiting in the road.
At the instant I saw these, two men
appear on the scone dragging between
them woman, struggling in vain to
free herself from their grasp, while an
other female clung beseechingly to one
Of them, holding on as if for dear life
The first Of these Inez; tho last the old
negro servant, who had been, With Car
10 her only comparison during our ab-
scnce.
"I4et 60, you black -" exclaimed
the man, with terrible ontl,,, dealing
her at the same time blow that felled
her to the ground. Then lifting her
mistress into the saddle where his com.
panion was already seated, he vaulted
into his own, aud the two sped OH their
way like the wind.
The Williams had the start Of us, but
both OF our stecds were rs fleet if not
flceter than theirs. Soon this last prov
ed the case for We gained on them rapid
ly. AS Juan approached lie drew a pis-
tol from his holster and aimed ut the
foremost, who had fast hold of Incz in
his saddle, her long streaming black
hair floating to one side, while her
white arms were extended imploringly
to us.
"Stand, you black hearted scoun-
drels!" shouted Juan.
"Hold!" cried Bison, save your fire,
you may wound her."
He had drawn his revolver rs we'll; he
was dead shot us afterwards learned.
Crack went his pistol; the man reeled
in his saddle, threw his arms wildly in
to the air, and dropped dead in the road.
Juan sprung to the ground and caught
the form of the now insensible Inez in
his arms.
The other rider kept on his way. We
heard the clattcr of his horses hoofs les
sening in the distance as he made good
his escape. l turned the form Of his
Frustrated companion over on his back.
The face was hidded by n mask. Iun-
covered it; the moon shown full upon it
it was Antonio Migucl's.
l collected water in my hat, and with
it sprinkled the pale Inez. After time
she revived. We lifted her into the
saddle and bore her home, where we
found the colored servant recovered
s.o"' the effects of the st1nmninrg a is blow she
she had iaffIen, w:iiling and lamenting
the supposed loss of her mistress. Her
joy was great on behoding her safe in
our keeping. Carlo stood waiting for us
ut 'he gate. On seeing us approach he
came forward, still painting to meet u.s.
Brave, faithful Carlo! When the house
was besicged by two Williams, hi. mis-
tress had let him out at Il side door, and
her danger, he had hast
ened to inform us of it. Brave Carlo!
BY it he won the lifelong gratitude Of
both master and mistress
The body Of Antonio Miguel was de-
livered over to the authorities of the
nearest town. After short inquiry
they were convinced of the justiiiabie
nature Of the homicide, and SO ended
whole matter.
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CHEAP BUT GOOD,
CUSTOM MADE
BOOTS AND SHOES

CAN BE FOUND At
FRED. HERSCHFIELD'S.
Outh Side Of the Court House Square,
Upton I0,cu.
My stock Is Of the very best quality, and I
will sell them as cheap us the cheapest. Give
me call.
Boots and Shoes made to Order and
Warranted to Fit.
For cash make my boots and shoes,
And hence l make them well.
The leather used is ofth best,
And made to ,Uedr as well as sell.
To save your life I'll save your soles,
I'll mend your shoes to save your head,
And If you lose your life by colds
Lay not the blame upon
DUTCH FRED.
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Dissolution Notice,

HUyHE partnership heret0fors existing under
i the firm name Of G. T. 4 J. Goldihg, in the
news and job printing business, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Tho business OF
the firm will he settled by John Golding to
whom all accounts must be sent and payments
made by those indebted to the late firsn.
G. II. GOI.DING,
JOHN GOIDING.
Mechanicsville, Iowa, Jan. 25th 1869. 64w
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Farm for Sale

~. = eo1d @ improyed imp farm Of I'D Acres. situated
the township line road runninS 81. slae eI l OF
uown. @ comfortable house Of foa, 1ooms nstls \.
upon the premises: also, Iowa stable cor. =
eIlos. two wella. &C. The above descritad
property Will be sold upon liberal terms. n,
'ul.her n,er paFttoulArs enquire Of the subscriber
oA@t ALVIN THAYER
F. :; DEAN sells = very fine surge Polish
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GILBERT & ADLER,
Land, Tax.Paying l. Collecting Agents,
DRAUGHTSMEN,
Modols fDr Patent Once, Road Plnts, &c.,
Convsysn,ing and Copying in German and
Enxlish.
Once in the Court House, Triton. Iowa.
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DIR. n. n. MAYNARD.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. TIProN, iowa.
Having returned and permanently located
In Upton, he will promptly attend to all pro-
fessional calls. ONCE and Residence opposite
the Buckeye House, Tipton. nl3
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LIVERY STABLE
VIM. M. KNOTT.

A UCTIONEER. viii attend promptly to
n selling all kinds OF property at Auction,
In Any part Of Cedar county. list of his sales
will always he found at the Triton ADvERTI-
SEA offtce, where those desiring his services
can nx the day for their sale without seeing
hn. ~
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JOHN 8. TUTHILL,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PUBLIC
81 Insurance Agent, and Conveyancer. Office
with the County Clerk in the court house.
linton Iowa Jan. LIST. 1858. nlvl5.
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Suddenly the State of Louisiana was
called. 4 shrill, clear, old fashioned
voice was then heard to cry:
"Mr. President, l object to counting
the vote of the State of Louisiana"
Following this voice, slim, tall, re-
ligious-looking, gray-haired man was
soen standing in the front row of Rep
resentatives, directly before the Presi-
dent. He was plainly dressed. had a
provincial twang and attitude, and a
half wild, half roguish eye. Everybody
guessed truly at once that this was the
famous Mullins of Tennessee.
Mullins is an illiterate class-loader or
local preacher, with good heart, except
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

GrrtebeRanb. AQe Beri9te iber bic
Getraieefrii9te I'M sansen Staate iimmen ba<
rim therein, ba6 fe felt Sabren nidt 70 uppts
ane berrli@ 9eaaneen baten. als eeraoe Jest;
ia, in einieeu 9otalitdtex la6t Der au ippise
@u&s Elm Nieoerlieeen Der 9a!men sur Der
&eife tefirdten.
Dit @erfenernte fanb tieie @e@e fat uub
seripri&t einen guten Grtrag. s
3afer fSunte uidt beIer lein.
Die 8artoFelfelber seieen bic befen MusI&.
ten axf cine scQfommsne Grnte, unb bic Rar-
tudeItafer babeu bieies &eiultat reuissr perbin-
bert. ais man erpartet bate.
@eli6forn, tpeuu eas Wettsr bis aur &eife
8iinfis bleibt, .pirb eine Mitteiernte liefern.
Aud an biQieer5ulfe in Der Grnte pirb 60
beuer ni9t feblen; .tpabrenb bic yreiie fir gro.
butte mad ber Grnte, ba europa int @an3en &C.
nummen weniser erntet, wie ourises Sabr, b5ber
{ein merpen. r'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

Die 5interIabungs< 3 YReme.-
Nuf eemgetiet Ger neuen 5interlaeunss.5ano>
feuerrafsn lteben ii9 tefanntlib bic Naoel'@ &c.
mebre, bic @swsbre nit Seitsn3inpuus uno
Rupfsrpatronen uno bic 9cpetirsepebre ala bic
brei 6auptsruppeu Der bierfir (attbabenoen
Sunfurrens eeseniter. NaGeem bis Miite no-
risen Sotres bic Mabelaepebre ben @orrans be<
bauttet battsu, uno auber preuben uno Nere>
teutidlano aud son Granfrsid, &ublane unb
Stalien cine Gntldeieuns fir cine b~erartige
WaHe erfolst mar, i@iensn son ea al bic &C.
webre nit aupferpatrunen Elm entfdiepenes ue'
bersewiht beanlpruden gu poGen. Gs ruaren
babel sor Maem bic srSbere 0suersei6wineisteit
uno cine %raiantere 0luebabn, melGe fir bieis!be
seltene semadt wureen. Die in Berlin unun>
terbrpden fprtseieBten Terslei@un9sreriu&e
3wii6en ben perldiepeneuS yitemen babeu iebp@
neusreines, tueun man BIN 8sri9ten prexbii9er
Bldttsr @laubsn ,9enten BART einen Mausel
bel bie,eu @ewstren berausssIeQt, psldsr pur.
ausf6tli@ ale luniieerg orttsile ~esrlslten auf'
rie5en burfte. O. trereen .1amlt@ eurb ben
Wlsbanismus Der betreTenben Wafen bic Sill
fen Der perieuerten Yatronen ,udbrenb bss 8su.
ers mad cben, ridwarts uber ~ieitrdrts aus ben,
Stlobtbeil bes @ewebrs beraasseiGnsQt, 100
ourd a%asrpinss bic Jsuerseitwineisteit beesu-
tenp estsissrt> antererieits at.r bic Nnwenbuns
eieier @aTea gu einem metrsliebrisen Salpen'
cber @9neufeuer benz bspsnfli&en | maauee
unterwprfen pirb, sab burd eieit 5ilisn Ser.
wuneunsen Der eisenen Nanni@aft bsrteise-
fiibrt perbta tSnnsn. No@ unsan1iser babsu
i& bic Repstirsewsbre fir bic Gslbperwsneuns
bsrausseaeat, unb fde;nen aud England uns
bic S9peis, peldbe F& bieber aasin fir tisit
tbeure gDafe entfdiepsn baten, bur&aus ramit
nidt u einena s%catcumea befrteciaenbsn Rs-
iultat s~elanssn 3u tSxnen. Die Gbaneen burf.
ten ft fsmit pifssr e~in0issr fir bic Naselse.
webre erpeiien.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

Blue Gartb County. Die Demutra'
ten biees Gouuties baben purise @u9e folsen'
tts 3idst aufseaeat: @&asmeiner S. u.
9oerr; @ber,H SObn Cimuno ; &ssitsr -
S. 8. Owens; &lert Der Gourt-G. .. 9.
porter Goruner 8. @opbrih.
Dieies litet entbdlt BOD weniaiens einen
eeut'Gen Namen, wabrenb pas esr&epublifaner
bic Deuti9sa gang i%enorirt. Gs bieBe pen peut'
5den Hepublitanern bes Guunties mebr ais
@tumpfann beimeieu, wsa!e man purausieseu,
bab ie d9 ea3u berseten wiroen, bura jbr
Stimmen fir ibr Gidet bic Notipns Der Mi9t-
beuti9en 3u iueoiirea, als VI bic Deuti9en nur
ba ieien, bic 5anp ~ ti7en, bic fe ialdst. s.
freut uns, bab cine 70 be3isli&e Mominatiou
nit bic bic oes 5errn .5oerr fur @@asmeifer
unter ben 5aupttiBen bes lidets lebt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31
Staat8 Neutgfetten.
Das @&wei3erftRt in @acsnia.

Das @&wei3erfef IN @acsnia.
- Gin uun>eriGSnes @etter lsdte cine src6s
S@aar S&peiierfreunbe had BEN berrli@ se.
Iesenen Daeonia, IN. Der 0eunisn Der meniseu
@&weijer ssn Carer County bei,uwobnen.
Gbasta, @atertopu, Carer, Benton, geunl
Nmeriea, ALE paren sertreteH.
I'm 10 ttbr tuarex bic Straben @aeonias
nit Grauen, Mannern unb Der beiteren Sueenb
beitst bic uaeitsx paren Ni@ti&peiaer. lin
Il ubr risfta bic Gibrer ibre @@aarea 3uiam-
men uns Elm i&Sner 3us BON luQieen Qeuten
feste l@ in 8epesuue, bic in alien Garten ses
@smmrrs sei9midtn Damen uns bic weieee>
tleioeten @dalerinnen bss perm asrter in ber
Nitte. Naa .einsun 1m3use sur& bic beissa
5auptfra6en bee Dorfes, beoab man f&, bic
@bafopee Brat Banp suran, mad ben Yienie-
YIase, UT Elm S@wei3erfef ~ Beginner.
@ir babsn ieSs9 tein 5&wei3erfea seftiert!!
Die Damen unb Rinper wurben nett BON Der
Bibne auf B6nfe plaeirt, unb NIT iebr penisen
ausuabuen l& felber iberla0ea; ein GROCER
Gbeil BET Mduner, Alt une Sung, aeQte l@ an
ben 5@enffl@, blieb bort, tranf bort unb iber>
{9rie bic Genreoen Der 5erren Rerfer unp 5obn,
ma&teu bic liebli&en @@re3erseiause unbSr'
bar uno bic Muit Der Sbatopee 8rab 8anb
bem alanse zines fernen @alesorns elei&.
Sd tatte bonn @@wti,erfef eine anbere g.
tvartuns. Gs par bas erfe Sch, wel&em i'd
bier beiwubnte. SD bate MID auf ben Namen
s~erIaieu u. auf goltsserenieunseu, itatt Golts'
ernieprisuns eere&net.
@atertpwn, 26. Suli 1869.
s. Deptue.
(8emerfuns Der Heb. Stisss uurpe uns
ais Ginseianot 3usei@idt unb .als iul&es it Der
einlenper bafiir pe%rantwortli&. @ir tuaren
ni9t perlSnli@ an Ort uab Gttne, unb pare
bic Mbbaltuus bes eisenhiaen Gefes unb bic
Jeier bes Spnntaes cine bur&tuee anbere, ais
lie otea sei&ilssrt miro; 70 ine mir 3ur Aufnab'
me observation-disclosures. eerne erbStli&. s. per.
febt f& pom felbR, bab NneriTe nit Besus auf
e~ia3elae veriunen feine Mufnabme fnoen unb
man balte t& an ben Tbatia&eu, bic ben Gbar-
after Der Geifeier ausma@en.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

@enator Sberman ssn Ohio saatrte BE-
itr Sage tn ct. paul. CT taufte an ter ct.
Antbous &pab cine m bic Stabteran3. anlie.
senee war3eae 2anbes BON so Mdsr 3u $65 ".
Ader, Elm 3et&en, bab Ct 8ertrauen TT biz gro.
&c 3ufunft ct. vauls bat.
Der @enatsr maate uxter Muberem bic Sc.
msrtuna, ta6 Ct In tetntr Stabt 10 piele /. QlaGi
&efosxrx im gerbdltui6 CUR BepSlkrune
Sefunben tatt, ala in Ct. PAUL. !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

Serbian, Seott Gp.-Da @ie eas Ser
set&nib Der peuti@en tatbolii9en Sdulsn BON
Minneiota 3u baben uini&eu, 10 l9ide i9 Sb<
nen hermit pas BON Serbian. MPeine @enis-
teit 1T Qebrer @ebalt iabrli@ $500; S9ul.
fincer BON ~ bis 81, ). b. 10 ptel teiuaen bic
S&ule. Die ale Rir@e tuirb ais @duIbaus
beuuBt. "
Quirin Qesnarb, tatt. 2ebrer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

tpreS pteroptanten. 10 LANCE er tur Jrauer
unb Mdb4en terbeii&afte UNI ttnen ben
Nufentbalt int alien Onetba'Do r ~ etnen,
Yarabies 3u MAIDEN, in benz itnen pents'
iene nt4t 9purts manselte.
Sreubis arbeiten Fs, fe lebten nadtern
unb r1deis, 70 LANCE ibnen @elesenbeit &C.
boteu mar, tbren @ellfen su fr6bnen, unb
bufar wubte NcYes 3u fcrsen, tnb.m Ct etu
@Ntem Der unsenirtefen Trsitett pes &C.
i&ledltden llmsanses einfatrte. Cafar
baut.n le ibm !6luier, bafar fteaten fe bte
berrli@en @%artenanlasen Der, bic bas
3aupteebdube umseben, baiar pf1an3ten lie
Jpn 8dun,e unb ldufen bic rei4en Obfsdr'
ten bic istt Der Gcmmunitdt muir aus ben,
gertauf Der einsenaadten Sra9te a1lein
idbrli9 $4,000 &einsepinne abperfen, ba"
fur baben fe itm @4eunen une sanobduier
sebaut, eanD sepfast, @einberse anse>
pFan;t, Qanb urbar semadt, @aaten ausss'
treut unb seernttt, 70 ba6 bic gommunitdt
i@ 100 9ferbe unb 50 8ube an1dafea
fonnte unb iest Sabr aus Sabr Elm @slb
aus benz @srtauf Der Butter unb Der Safe
9%ewinnt.
Na9bem bas Merieultur>G enlightenment In
aIen ftinen &beilen np1fpnmen ~aus9ebilpet
mar, ri9tete sipss ieinen Bid auf anoere
Snpufriesebtete. Gs rpureen ;3wets'Gplc@
MEN Der Gommunitdt an periaiebenen Dr.
ten errt9tet, spie bas Gtabli6ement gu @il'
lpm<Ylaee 100 fdblerne SaQen gum Sang
srpber unb fletner Ypi1ber 9biere f~abrieirt
tuerben. Sdse> unb 9lantrmiblen iinb an
jenem Srte enttaneen. Cine Sabrif, in
tpel9er Reiieiade perfertist werben, purbe
erridtet; aud NdbIeibe wurbe purd bic
Gpmmunitdt In @iapw 9laee fatrietrt.
@abtnsfoep in Connecticut III ebenfaas cine
Tiaiale Der Oneida gommunitdt. Dort
mirtbiAaften auf 22s Mder 9ano ctrea 40
Mitalieter unb trei6en 2anbs unb @arten>
tau, aud beisen ie 8u9prudereien. Die
aufsemedteren Sunsen perben icrsfaltis Ct
3psen unb in aubertalb Der @cmmunitat
befnbliae Gotesien seienbet, I'm ie In ben
:3meisen Der bOberen 8i6enidaften auS5i!>
ben al 1a1en. Die Geitalaaft bebnt itre
@ei6Gfte imn,er weiter aus unb miro
reid. s.'-
Die Srauer Der yeriectipnifen ieben
ihwdhti1 unb trdntlid aus.
Sene Gommunitit 1T I'M Mdrj ls4S g.
sranret pprpen. Ginise ibrer eriten Mit<
sliebsr famen Don 9utneY, germpnt, BON 100
iie ibrer neuen unb u~nsebeucrliden Dpet>
rinen tpesen ron sen Ginwpbnera pertrieten
wurpen. g.. s. @pses mar pom @besian
at Der leitenbe @eiit unb wie Brigham
ypuns inter ben Mormpnen, ;uslei4 Yrr-
pbst unp @rieier unb &Dnis Der @eiealAaft.
Die Organization jener Gommunitdt besann
bamit, baB le einarDer fprtan ni9t aus
lhliebli9 erseben ieien, icnpern in ibren
Yunb aud nod Mnpere aufnebmen mol
len.
Gs lhien bies fur beipe 1beilc re6t aa9e@
nebn1 3u lein. Niht mtneer an9ebm baben
Is bic Mdnner uno Trauen %9efunben, bic
na4 unb mad 1T ben Gbebuap Der NcYe's'
fhen Gbeleute auf9enpmmen mureen.
aus loldern uranfanse 1T bic Gpmmuni.
tat auiseblabt;' sic 1T, ME bas Mcrmc<
nentbun, etn uppis auiseihphener gilt une
tpenn man ie unsetemmt fortpuaern labt,
bann purfte ie in turjer 3eit 5u einem fur
Die Ser. @taaten ebenip frantbaften Susus
beranwadien, wie bas @emetnwelea Der
9eili9en am Sal;lee.
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Beue platne.- Am ourisen eonutas
ertraut bier ein junserM BARNS ameus &. Nabo>
nsY teim Babeu. Sbrer Drei einseu ium &i-
Der, 8leia mad BEN 0ottesbienh tpuoon 2 nit
GROCER Notb b.raussamsn; unb Der Dritte, Elm
aisbltas in ber san3eu lmseseno, ertrant. Gr
nar 3tbrer, une bic 9aupt1ise leiner Gltern.
8. @tfermann.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

5. p. Stemar IT, pottr1eiaer.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-18

MEETING Of THE Cry CouNciL,-On the
18th inst the city collector returned his tax
book, aud on motion of Alderman HAYES it
was
ORDERED By the City Council that the collcc
tor forthwith advertise aud sell tho said ots, parts
Of lots and real estate, for tho taxes and costs due
thereon r,spsctfily, and make report Of such
sale to the city Clerk
On motion Of Alderman Rosen6eld It was or
derci that fifteen cents be added TO each lot part
Of lot and parcel Of real estate to deiray the cost
ot the same
We hope Collector Krhicr wiIlremcmber
to do it "rsspecyaiy"
h T.. l.. Cable, President Of the Rock Island 4
Peoria Railroad Company, made. application 70
the Oity Council for permission to run trains on
said road south Of the Chicago or lower addition,
AZ rate not exceeding ten miles per hour, ana
on motion permission was granted.
A request Of citizens Of Black Hawk township
that the city would join them in opening street
on the line Of the south boundary OF the city from
Madison street west 10 intersect with Exchange
street, was received aud on motion the same was
laid on the table.
This is regarded as snub of Murdoch
and his organ as it stops, for the present,
his project of making the people build road
from his brick yard to Searstown.
Tho committee heretofore appointed to report
amendments to the city charter reported IAN act
TO amend an act entitled an act legaliEng the sale
Of the bridges, property, franchise, 80, of the
Rock leland 4 Camden Plank Road Company to
the city of Rock Island" approved February 73d
A. D. 1859, and other acts Amendatory thereto.
And on motion the same was approved and the
committee were authorized to secure the passage
Of the same by the legislature Of the state OF Hi.
nOi5.
This vote gives the committee a fine
chance to 60 to Springfield and have a good
time Mt the expense of the people. ~
The following is the proposed amendment
An act to amend an act, entitled IAN act
legalzing the sale Of the bridges, property,
franchises, &c, of the Rock Island &
Camden Plank Road Company to the city
Of Rock Island, approved February 23d
A. d. 1859, and other acts amendatory
thereto
SECTION lst. Be it enacted by the People
of the STATE Of Illinois represented in the
| General assembly, That the city Of Rock
Island shall have full power by ordinance
or resolution to demand and collect toll, as
now authorized by Law, from oil persons
riding or driving upon or across the Lridges
of Rock River, owned by the said ty,gong
| 10 and from the town Of Camden Mills and
the Islands connected by the said bridges.
SEC. %. To secure the collection Of said
toll said City shall have power to build and
keep toll house or houses, fences gates OF
otherwise at such point or points on the line
of the road or roads connecting with said
bridges, as they may determine to be neces,
sary TO secure the collection thereof
Adjourned to meet next regular meeting,
February LIST, 1869.