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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
TIE STATE or TRADE.


LoSDoE Peb 2 a. ga for bath money and
e.oOGhI na States Five ueute hm - 49, stocks
"e'oy; Ens le";$ s't Atapde end Great Western 81
LIVERPOOL FEB H mC1it1n-Ihe inaltt oDtps frn and
o sass Of VIC Gay aye estimated OF 1900 bates e following arc
w p5Ipg o'A"pss hoahR Vpahd' tduk hddbg OhssBs,
Rsiped Petroleum, z y gallon. ~ W ''' ''''
LONDON FEB I- mConsols go for money and sesoyr d
States HveTgeny bonds 7G The stoek market frp. R,
shares Z6 Illinois CeuA 03i Aan We,ter isres az
Liverpool Feb - H-Lard and Pok Grn bat unchanged
LONDON Feb 2~Sperm OH. 293 PER tan
HAvRK, Feb. 2--Ibe Cotton market 10 UNCHANGED
LIyEKPOOL Feb ii mThe market for Yam. ana Ph.. =,
Manchester tIner and better pucts realized Wheat 50IiG
per GENITAL Tor Cah'orBs White, ard No RED W..t w.
6 per Dbl for Western Canal Peas "a quarter fr Canadian
ASTwKRP Fob 2PeirOeum dali At 52l a39 francs 10, snAA
White ~ ''A''A'H
LOsDOS Peb 2-i 30 Conso closed g Tor No,.v - A .
Account; tnited EFeTEenv Bonds qusi TeI THE 800 NJ
let closed quiet; Ere shares 2i Illinois Central Atlantic sp
Wesern1he been mbTked fluctuations ock t,y 49,
iug tA ~ w
LiyERPooT Peh 2-l30 D. m.-Cottcure mrrhet closed a.
Mding Upanis ND Mlng Orleans l2d Isles Of Cotton or,
made sales Of the day 1900 bales Corn per
for Old Mixed Western ard % 6da9 for New Turpeu,ss -
'0
LoSpos PeS 2rallow 81 Pcut Lenssed Oh ann Cseutta
LlDseed, $751;
Pans Peb 2-Boufss Brin Rsbtss 7Ok noe.
HAyRE Feb 2BVeEing The Cotton market closed unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,

FORT or NETWORK. Fe5 2.......,"... CLEARED.
Samshps-Manhaitan Williams lirerpooi James Aser Lock
NoTfk C.ty Point ana Rchuoad; Neptune Baker. B5soa.
Shps-non Qu.xote Nelson San Francisco; West Ny Liverpool
Barks-Aspho1s Bayfield, Louou; Paruento Laird Loai0n North
err Queen ScGtt antwerp va 4isPu.a' H. NUT, r,..
Bdss-ll H. Lesye5 Lyf Nass9e; iizs h,2s' Johnston
Mranns; W W. lord ao Gori'i sad Genoa h-y la Jenk
lbs. Barhadoss Annie Collins Mills tsiilI
Schr Golden Nekon. Norfolk Va Crown Point Boirinan
st. Pierre and market; Ann Dole Halsey Whmngon, c. NJ b
America Mason CORVALLIS " s., LUCIA Ives Suos Galveston,
George Washington, PeeA stanford
ARRIVED.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood. Charleston mise and pasa
Re.c,a CLYDE Chichester Wssbing1u and
Steamship Carroll. yariy, Baltimore, mdse
BARK Arizona Moyleo, 81 tays. hides Se company
McGlyey Valparaiso Le 10 Lord Clarendon iof
New 10 days. bark Jas MeCay tor Sewlok IN 10 J'i
brig John WESLEY, for NeN-lork, loading.
Brig EuTus Wiley, Charleston, I days. mdse.
SCHooSERs-RlvER ANp c0Asrwsk
Sebr seagawa. Philadelphia II. W. Godfey. Yirs.ais
EiEabciport A Sleppard Baltimore
JOhu B. Conner. Magnolia Del J. IL hoy1 Baltimore asn
u. h. Barton, Milton. Del James n Pom, NoTNlrk
Mary Brewer Norfolk NJ. l.. Bartlett, Norwich
David V. Streaker. Norfolk, Almira, NoEthporI
A ITodsl Virginia
stesmsbpHOas for Hsnburgi Leo ssvannah James Adser
CbarestOni Niagara, Richmond
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HoLMEss IoLK Feb 2-Arve bark w Horton Mai.nn. for
portaud hrss Potomac Wilmington n c. r Boston j. l. IHon
baltimore Portsmouth, Anhsrt Dorchester for aaiAT hdds
EeSYork; lferSy Newcastle DEL for ouneey Point Sailed
BoroS Feb a-1riysd steamship coueoria from SsSorsans
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUKHNsrowY Feb 2lhe steamship City Of AntSerp nom New
YOri, arrived at this port TO-DAY.
DISASTERS.
,ls T os css Cod leaking badly Sa, vii probably
MISCELLANEOUS.
The ,n OF the weckg steamship Tsou reports TIE wreeA o.
the steamship Marion IS having shifted oae nile N '" Of 'uc ou
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49,, .nllnl. ON q u % Eae.sl,t Vow 100 D. 60
REcEIpTe "a rROnrCE.

-, - 90 - Ia',,oa's ~ -, 49,, cfo
bus Grass Seed 90 bush Beam 90 bb Corn Meal 25 bags
1916 hba Flour l5l bales Cotton 80 hb Cuo Peu
eum bs Relled Petroleum l57 bills Spirits 1uTpeuinc. 5J
bbA Crude Turpeuue 81 ibis Rosa no b Pork 10 pkg Beef
20 pkgk Cut Meats u pkg Grease 90 plg Lard 81 legs Lard
n pigs Ashes ~ ptg Sanu 1852 pkgG BITTER J pfgs Cheese
10 PKG. 1os 20 p Lard on ~ pEg Dried FRY zii5 Dressed
Hogs hb bhis Whisky. 3i bills
EE 9aI Hops 577 sides Leatr IA bdss - bids Tobacco.
y boxes md Tobacco L5 boIes Starch ~ bags Peanuts 100
bbla EayhthA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03

CTR OF HEw.YoRK DEPARTMENT FrylScz. BuBEAU oy)
THE RECEvEa TAEEs CoUKTIoUIs PARK 80 ChamhsSd
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that an y
arrears Personal due b. f24 q he once
ANDREW j. SMITH ESQ Attorney Tor the Collection ~ Arrears o.
Personal No 10 Aisau and that ae books eg TO sacA
viii be found at sid once -.
Nopeoa the Attorney the uniersned authorized %
receipt EXCEPT u warrants sled
hereafter Marshal whom tie directed 81! Lave esAi
authority to collect tie amount ac dt therein ard al 9ah htreo
fore Issued payeu Of I Taxes are LeEeJ
BERNARD sMYTH. Receiver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
Y. wHoLEsAIEPRIcEs OF COUNTRY PRODUCE

tEIpres4y ff TRE H. y TEiBUsH BY Reporter
fks esBF the rates Of articles 10 good condition
ssd BY commission houses By Wholesale slippers receive 10 10
esut sss deducted for commissions beside freight aud other charge
bIs ptksg should be carefully marked sh plt and e
TIE render should also he painted opou end Nal Invoice
ts Of e side u the ard srBd letter
s' egnsaug invoice sBd drsc0Ds se stating bow ipi When
n Css packages sSd 10 putting VII add much 70 tie sus
81 the p0iace
BEANS AND PEAS.
Receipts q Beans bns which 1911 ibsn
n ss'ios sSst Ibs heavy Increase IN sITa coupled with de-
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smsimg 5ouSu AND SSns'".
GIBSON, BEADLESTON & CO.,
I. 1r. ... BANKERS, .
BANKERS,
NO. 90 EXCHANGE PLACB.

NO 80 BxcnASdRPLAcB
STOCKS. BONDS GOVERNMENT SECURITIES FohEos TX
CHANGE and GOLD bought sold the most favorable terms
INTEREST allowed on deposit, either cdney OF Cold subject
eh,et .ght the al with ths CITY B'HfI
ADVANCES made on all marketable ssennoea
CERTIFICATES Of Deposit Issued bearing Interest ,,o,,
CoILEoTInNs nd Al all poss Of the UNION aud BRITISH
PROVINCES .....
LOANS negotiated on FOREIGN snd DoNh'iiO ''NDeVt :"
store and shoat We invite particular sutl"on F" WIZ " WV
usineSs, In which have usual facilities
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DOMESTIC MARKBTA
BAlTNoht Feb 2CotioH firm, demand mOdertte Miing Up.
Ha % Eol dull prices weak BosaIdst 6upGne 80 25G &C 49,
90 E5a ~ 1QRy sO DO Family 9lOa Ell 25 Cy Mills Super.
me s' do tEt. 81 75 DO; do Family SO 250S2 5Oi Western
sgps,1s soq ~ % do brs ga DO FAMILY 90 90
nLra Lm receipts amaNi IThe Choice Red 25Hs2 %
Cof Bro ia oFme White g9QgOc yellow, b5dG3c frn,
7VG19c rye lIm, VI ~dS o. Mess Pok active, ga Bacon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
BORT oalarSm's Nutits.

NsvyoRE
PoRr.wARpxss oyyicE, No. - wilLan-st
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
Section Of the Act passed April H. 1887 entitled A Aeste
eOS.n, the ws ofee the por q New ioIs =. Dsnos'
Eag Of the sub matter Of snes Eqn
rveyhat the ander eramlnA
that the said eIaminaus1s
be completed within succeeding hh notice board sa
yssssls:
Steamship Magnolia
ship Confidence,
Ship Mystic
Bark CupidO
Bark Carrie g. Maunh
Brig ADELAIDE Woodruff RobnsonI
Brig Don QalKoe.. ....Ih
NaOna. NOodfu1 X hobnsohs
MINTHORNk TOMrkIAS Prssdss
j. Aus's HERRhAR, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
rrrsn,Y.s wrrnRR RHPoRr-a.n.

MINIATURE ALMANAC -
- 5:-J Alo0n rises ..IElS
| ~.
Sandy Cows snL...,, la Hell Ga'e'''''''' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03

AN OLD-ESTABLTSHED HARDWARE,
fsls At No 2l3 Courts opposite Warren st., Brooklyn
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DOMESTIC MARKRTs.

I.. WRIST INDIA MARKETS
HAyANl Feh Bank quoted a az cent discount
Sugars 6id3ie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03

oyyca TRa METROPOLITAN BoARp or HEALTH,
No. 30l horr ST., NEW YORK. Jan. 8. 1909
AT A MEETING of the METROPOLITAN
BOARD OF HEALTH held at ih once the 9Th day ofJnuAU
1869, 10 NH A.
Isolpsd That all ordinances heretofore passed permitting e
diving sheep pigs swine, calves through anJ ea OF
avenues Posth,L In the city Of NswYofk are eFe9 70
n.,sd and hereafter shall not be Law al 90 drive cattle eep
ps swine calves through street south OF fgeH
nor slaughter cattle sheep swine caves souu hl
st, and hat resolution be dur published ordnance
III vi Al Gg0RGE D. LINCOLN, President
kusoss CLAKs, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
eSinantial.

FIRST CLASS HOME lNYESTMENT.-
GoAD coEP4Er Of l. g. SALE On ys tsoraP' tex. Thee
oEerel b. HEM Tho ,seuHy urjoubsi As ,bs Hotu' %
property costing nearly three tines te amount The road conpsei
For f'. e pr,a TI iS Gs oEEFc1MS cI1aS IS Wi
T1HE ANNUAL ELECTION OF Thirteen
February D. ron I1tS : p. N. HRyBY s. MoOiE sscrel,r
0Fcl o. slH SEv.loae Eias is l 3 ,S Go
TLECTION.-The ANNUAL ELECTION for
81 tl s 3. 's S T , No. = wt %
WEDNEsDAf tie 100 dog Of F5rlsJ s1 Tia vol vii DO open
''''' 49, '-' AUGUSTUS coLsoy. Jr Secretary
K0sviou Woaca,rE, RAILROAD Cosr4srs orrsr.}
NORWICH, Ooll., JLn q, 1919.
THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Norwich and
Il Werce,ter Raf'i Cenrany re hereby pssa 70 aaf sp
10 ocE O. 70 80 At on tss question Of Immediately 'r7 their RAJ
f. Bsa Hartford spi TIE Riosd Gorp,ay ior . iere Of one
UEAwAtr LacK,VtSSi ASD WEsrrsE hNiEo,D co.,
GEsHHAr oy,er NO; 10 g ,i Ere e. ,g
NOTICE.-The COUPONS Of tho MORRIS
~ AND FssEX .sCoSD MORTGAGE BoNDs gil b Rsd At US
Cnce on 10 fe.ray Ito1. s. O.I pa. iis1,-Ii --
NJ, I g S. sAs,' S. ,' Yols J.S SN b To
T'IIE STOCKHOLDERS Of the UNION. PA--
E AL fIiG n tas Ls4 aiils
WF5SEsbS NJ ~ rs 5,y Of sfsl. i555 81 10 oost .. p
HEyar 3D. Htsy.yn. sec-,itu oL.tE" Asts, ri.'.1--
A GENCY of ST. LOUIS and IRQN NOUN u
o. %, r' cHo.s,s' 1'1i al b yl5fyp Ne, Frss 10
Erv.YoaE. Jtl. .. c-,
NETWORK AND NEW-HANEN RAIL
~ ROAD CUMPANY-To SIC Si5rshllFui ~ Tit1e ~ il1
cnst.Te n Connected tr jF tll ap
proved ~ ls fett 0tri o. thg tl icy 90 JOY. ~ ~
r. d. CarHrr pFfsri ~ tt tir. s f
r tprolo1 persons t % ac it - % Ailtl ttt %
f..kus H01 fli frFfTrr elect So receive tl
ssno giJ SHARES ofNAN CAPITAL STOCK 81 ut t,ru1u a.
rsr ar proportion Sharr stsg shares f1 li 90
sst uloH rartt ~ 20 each ttIe, 90 &c at ot
sfApr & resg 80 ~LsHs'sf Tie .as ,lAi be easI
t5 riysn At he time % paving i1usri, Al
ai stock F De n sitlrrs ~ zoe ai 90
shertfer The ul siaoul. ta laf tc-a yl p
oi
advised phte or eel ~ iti zee auc' - 'hsf tAslt AJ
I BE- multiple Citso.
st-ffsr5frr rcta rsi ron tio lt O. &c
i ~ March. l.tA tiF acIsFe y Dr % r brfrl 70 lfrf1r
Gtr.lorf. Isn. o.. 1859 WILLIAM BfFTDr, rrtflet
Eofg fs..raF -5 per cett t s called ~ raa tH b. 1a
-traF elc.t.fy Iay f t.lozs o. &c f9ai al
csl gutHs
D. e7 ciet 20 t1t tts pew snc-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIYEN-That On Elcc-
,oHPANI or gus STATE OF h.W1osa ~ Pc lsii T ne
RuaRY rt bueeen Gle loln q y s-d ' G n ati 1ir ~
asrtrt,s b.. AL 10 brtsi0TL JOHN A. DAAlhH, i.clrtt
Eet.laTt J.1 li. iiJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
Glenn st,um,rs.

TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
UNITED STATES All BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP COAPAAf.
Regular Mail Steamers sailing THE 13i Of evsry moutl
SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. TisELEPAUGm February r.
MISSISSIPPI, Capt 6LOCUN. March -
MEIRlMACk, Capt NElK. April D.
These splendid sail schedule time ad ca 50 81 Tbomth
Para Ps.usmluco Bh s1l Rio De J7aeTo going g returning For
eug age neuts VI freight o. passage. spPiy 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
doraoratiun gUtius.

o,yIos o. rHs MHtROPoLirAs BoARD OF HEiLrH,l
No SOi Morr.sT., NEw.YohK, jan rs, 1869. 5
ATA MEETING of the Metropolitan Board
s.b held Office the 25t day Of January 1909
rd And hereby declared TO be an additional oTdnance OF
the Board as hloNsi ., , =
That petroleum oil keTosle OIL other liquid hGyng Ike com
o.on or qualities banng Aud said OLD shall be kept offered
w. as burning Aud Tor lamps any receptacle for the
ns shall aad be purchased for DO
r barring aul for any such amP receptacle or be kept for
be OF such quality
dents shall stand aud be equal both the following tess and
conditions TO Wit;
That shall Gre burn temperature below enc
hundred aud ten degrees Parenhelt, and
evolve eIplosys at temperature beo"
one hnndred degress Parsnheit - . -. -. -,
IT, 81 GEORGE d. LINCOLN President
CLARK, Secretary
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I s. MAIL no HAVANA

>. MAIL 10 HAY ANA.
Os ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.,
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY at O'clock p precisely,
from pier No. North River
MORO CASTLE, Capt r. Adams. February T.
COLUMBIA. Capt p. .tIuaif IL
EAGLB Capt NJ. r. February 49,
No 5 BgrI1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03

ADVANTAGES TO INSURERS
smallest average Ratio Of Mortality.
Ftpepses average lees than any Company
IIisn modes Of syment " Ptennn.
It,urefs reee ve the argsit Bonus ever given
Diyidruds Mtds Annually all PSftcpathg Policies 49,,
Xii IDds Of Non Poeting Life and Bndowmen Policies Issued
Policies meouteslbs. =. =, lint. "a. por,t., Non.
All Ipdo NHeng l0llcies and the hOA iV'e'"Nk Inv $500 ~
Porfeltsbls An ne Payment
'V''''' ~ IiESKY STOKES President
q " WRMPLR, yics.PrendeEt
j. l.. HALSRY, Secretary.
X NJ sTEBBfNs AetuITy.
NJ " WEMPLB AssstAht Secretary
4 4 . B0 pI2siR y, 81 g. D., M'dIe'l HAMMERS
r. O. FELLOWS. CouDsel
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FOR NEW-0RLEANs DIRECT.

Steamships Ofhs Lane wiz Sor River o'clock
p. No. ss follows
CORTE&............Ne,ou..... SATURDAY, February g.
HARlPobA.. .hemb SATURDAY. February 49,
Freight taken Sr ST. Louis, Mobile an 0aeoa At through
rate
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nor CHARLESTON aud FLORIDA PORTS.
n TUR NEW.YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP COM

TOR FLORIDA.-The steamers DICTATOR
ard CITY POINT Of Zoo each g leave Charleston cor
Florida EVERY TUESDAY ard FRIDAY EVENINGS Il o'clock,
sner leaving NsWfor ard aer the arrival
Northern Railroad trains going South Through tickets 20 Florida
Afeat, eieWhee StesmerL
The ssvansab going l1d ufainE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03

T1tro great Zeal olfacaei rlsl "el poultry On 80 rA
oaeirr tceus, orratr ODD rooster 70 .H .4t rl uef' y.
5r v seole iOv as tic N lao4s Desn " COME To- ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03

Western dressed hrgs fre O..
week shipments. 1912 hoTts
lalt. a1i ...-i r-l-lf See o! Pre-. =
Beet sides. & f1..........il n
Neals. l0..aIr.ei. a1e....l1 ~
Common. H..t''..'..ll "
MntgH. rrue carctr-..."ll p
Common 90 la.l'.,.. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03

P,yaPte ~ GOLD PAYtBLR Currency.
FIRST CABIN......, SOD 5IBLkA 8 ~ and 80
To Ioniou........... 1851 no toulon..... IS and 80
10 Psus............. 1851 pstis....... y and Al
Halifax. ID
Joh-s, y. r. By Bauchl l5SI Jlus n r, By Branch 90
Passengers also Forwarded 10 Hagre, Han5 Bemen & a. re-
duccl rates.
send f0r their iiieuis.
F,F far.er i. = n8ai0n applg atte c5mpa1y's o1-es
JOaS g. DALI. Acel 10 IS broadway, n. 7.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-01-14
Congress-.

Monday, 18th inst, bill was intro
duced in the House to acknowledge the
independence of Cuba, or secure its an
nexation to the United States without
purchasing. Referred to the Committee
on Foreign Affairs. 1t resolves that
Spain having thrown oft its own gov
eminent has no right to infiict gov
eminent on the people of Cuba contra
~ to their wishes, and that it Is the du-
ty of the United States to acknowledg e
the independent government now sue.
cessfully established in Cuba by the peo-
pie thereof, or to measures for the anex-
alton of Cuba to the United States, as
the people of Cuba may indicate, pro-
vided no payment be made to the de-
throned Queen or any other person, ar
rogating the right to dispose of or con-
troll the land contrary to the wishes of
the people. r.
Mr.. Washburn, of Indiana, introduce
ed bill repealing the act regulating the
tenure in certain civil cases, passed
March I'd, 1857, and moved the previous
question on its passage. The bill passed
by l2l yeas to Al nays.
Mr. Boutwell, from the Judiciary Com
mittee. reported'ajoint resolution, pro-
posing an amendment to the COnstitu-
ton of the United States. The bill des-
ignated those who may vote for the elect
ors of President and Vice President, and
for the Representatives to Congress-
Which was ordered printed, and he gave
notice he would call it up for discussion
and action in the course of a week or
two.
The proposed amendment to the Con-
stitution also provides, that a:y citizen
of the United States, shall not be denied
or deprived by the United Statesby rca-
son of color or previous condition Of sla
very, the privilege Of voting, and giving
Congress power to enforce by appropri-
ate legislation this provision. The bill
provides that no person shall be depriv-
ed Of the right of holding the office Of
electors for president and vice president,
representatives Of Congress or members
Of the State Legislature, by reason
race or color, etc.
The bill also provides for the punish
ment of persons who interfere with the
exercise of this privilege, by imprison-
ment at hard labor for two years. Any
person who holds office in violation OF
the Sd section, l4th amendment, is sub
ject to indictment at any time within
ten years. The amendment gives to
the courts of the United States the ex-
elusive jurisdiction ofall offenses against
the act.
In the Senate number Of unimpor-
tant bills were introduced and referred
to the appropriate committees.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-01-14
Iowa State Arsenal.

Adjt. Gen. Baker has hit upon a hap
py plan for the improvement of the Ar
senal grounds, which is set forth in the
following circular, issued from the Adjt
Generals. office at Des Moines, under
date of the 9th inst:
This Department is DESTROYS Of obtain
ing an Iowa forest tree from every coun-
ty in the State, to ornament the grounds
about the Adjutant Generals office
These hundred trees will represent ev-
cry county, and among this hundred
will be representative of every kind OF
forest tree; aud it is expected that on e
of each will be furnished by some mem
bers of every regiment ofinfantry, cav
airy or battery of artillery, SO that the
tree will not only represent its species
but company and regiment or bat
terry. Where regiment or battery was
mainly raised in county, the tree from
that county will be the representative O.
that regiment or battery. These tree,
may be sent to this office this winter OF
early in the spring. Ifsent in the win
ter let them be sent with frozen eartl
about them so that the same cannot b.
thawed until their arrival here.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-01-14

James b Lozier. assessed In 1858 AZ
$500. Your committee recommend tnat
his assessment be reduced to Soo.-
Granted.
Petition. of Pretamella Green, assessed
at 100 acres: recommend that it be re.
duced to l4O acres. Granted.
Concluded next week.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-01-14

VIII Alden, sundries. ~ 10
Casad 4 Gilmore goods for paupers ~ %
! Hall & Schmucker, goods for CO II % II ~
| w Hammond, goods for pauper = % u ~
| CR 4 T Gold mn printing s. 81 IS 81
| A Armentrout, clerk Pioneer tip II ~ II ~
Bagley & lngInan goods for pauper ~ Jl o. "
+ Yule, medical services 500 24
Casad & Gilmore. goods for prisoner 80 l -
q TUFTS, clerk Pennington Up IL w IL W
JOS jennings, trustee sugar creek . "a -,
township ~ ~ ~ ~
7 r HuddIeson wood for pauper 81 90 81 O
] II Prescott, trustee Pennington tp9W SW
J NJ Ho user, medical attendance on
pauper 70 W % W
r Elliott trustee Springfield tip 400
] 4 r Crozer, goods for pauper ID - IL ~
J Ferguson, examining insane
T n Westcott. medicine for pauper q 8 q .
James socsbee, township clerk n % - "
g McClelland "a " ~ W
4 r CORNWALL 700 90
VIM II Tuthill, attorney 80 10 80 10
Wirick goods for pauper 10 IS 10 rs
y Kinney, township trustee 200 2W
John ID Shearer, services ut District
P Gilbert, services deputy Coun-
ty superintendent 6W 6W
w Chase. services on committees ~ 20 ~ ~
Il Wilhelm, tax collector 4s6 W SU W
l. Smith. services as attorney ~ W ~ W
JAS Mason, trustee Pennington tp % gW
Jas II Leech, trustee sugar Creek TIP 70 7W
Luse Griggs, goods for county ~ - 80 ~
W A Leech, trustee Sugar Creep tip o. 20
A Rennett, trustee Linn tip % 20
Daniels, fixing safe Al w II w
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Original Notice.
Peter Jacobs, Plaintiff, District Court Of
u, against CEDAR Co, Iowa
10 James w. McCue. Defendant:
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file III the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court in and for the county Of Cedar, in the
state OF Iowa. a petition OF Peter Jacobs, plain
TN, claiming of you one hundred and seventy
dollars, and interest on s45 from Dec. 18th. 1867,
ana interest on one hundred and twenty five
dollars from Oct. ]. 1853 at ten per cent. inter
est. rs due on two promissory notes. made by
you TO Peter Jacobs; one for s45, and one for
Si2o ana the dates aforesaid; and for six dollars
due on account Of goods sold You by Whan
4 Adams. now duly assigned to plaintiff. Also
that an attachment has issued herein against
your property.
Now unless you appear to said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon Of the second
day of the next term Of said Court, to be begun
ana held at Upton, in said county, on the 18th
day OF June. 1869. default will he entered
against you and judgment rendered thereon in
accordance with the prayer OF ga Id petition
BISSELIA PIATT & CARR
2wi Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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1hf Tipto,l Aarertiser,
Upton, IOWA:
Proceedings Of the Board Of Su-
pervisoys.
AUDITORS OrfIcs, CEDAR Co., Iowa,
MONDAY, Jan. eth, l6o9-ll A. NJ.


The Board Of Supervisors Of Ceda
county, Iowa, met pursuant to adjourn
ment, and was called to order by til.
Chairman. Present: Messrs. Ferguson
lclaAifManl, Smith, Graham, Rigby
PAden, Tatum, Baker, Shearer and
frank.
On motion OF Mr. Tatum. the Board
went into committee OF the whole 10 ex
anime the bonds of the Collectors.
The committee rose, and, after calling
the President to the chair, made the
following report, which, Oh motion OF
Mr. Tatun, was adopted:
We, the committee, have examined
the bonds Of the Collectors Of the follow
ing townships, and find them all cor
rect, to wit: Rochester. Pioneer, FIRE.
mont, Inland, Springfield, Iowa, Mas.
silon, Springdale, Cover, and Cass.
On motion OF Mr. Tatum, Board ad-
journed sine die.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-01-14

IT appears now that Mrs. Dickens,
who recently committed suicide in Chi
cayo. was not the wife of Mr.. Charles
Dickens brother, but eloped with that
person, who left his true wife in London
where she is still living supported by
Mr. Dickens.