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Sudden Death.

PHILADELPHIA, May i6.-Charles +. Lex,
formerly city solicitor, died suddenly this MORN
ing. His death was announced in the Fnisco-
pal convention this morning by Bishop Stevens.
who said the deceased had been present As a
delegate at the session yesterday. An appro-
pirate resolution was adopted. He was for sew
eral years secretary Of the convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-16

REV. Mr.. TALnADsB OF BROOKLYN. n. ",
says be has no faith In . religion made up OF
equal partf OF worm wood, vinegar and red pep
per. When man comes 70 HE heuse 20 taxi OF
religion with lugubrious countenAnce, and man-
ner fun Of sniffie and dolorousness, he feels
like saying TO his wife, "You had better lock
M the silver before our visitor sseals sny-
thing"
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NIOHEY RETURNED If
Nl SE.RAD ELixIR

To be had Of BRACE CISSsL, corner Bridge
aud Washineton streets, Gsers etowa, and Of g E.S
II. PLANT SON, corner New York ayeous ana
18th streets, where testimonials can be seen.
mayII-Df
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The WoRKINeMESs DEVASTATION IN
CHICAGo-Three thousand workingmen tool
part in the demonstration in Chicago yesterday.
tvo-thirds OF whom were carpenters and brick
layers. The number turning out was much less
than was expected. The procession was very
orderly and attracted much attention. IL was
addressed by Mayor Medifi and Richard Ere
vellck, of Detroit. FFEr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-16

THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON APPRoPR1A-
TONS, to-day, finished the consideration OF
the Senate amendments to the post Office APP
preparation bill. They will recommend con-
currence in about one half of the Amendments
proposed by the Senate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-16

GREELEY's MARRIAGE.-The newspape,
Diographers or Horace Greeley, and their nam,
is legion, all agree that he married a NortI
Carolina lady, Miss Cheney. This is only hal,
correct. He did, indeed, marry in North Caro-
Ina, but Miss Cheney was only a Temporal,
fesioent az Warrenton, being engaged in teach
ing at the time, and was most likely a native o.
Greeley's own town. The following is taken
from am old fle in the possession of friend;
"July, 1896, married in the Episcopal church
in Warrenton, N. C., by the Rev. VIM. Norwood
Horace Greeley, editor, Of New York, to Mis-
Mary Cheney" =
At the time Mr.. Greeley was the editor of
weekly wing paper, the Ne1 Yorker. III.
Tribune was not established until ISL va
mtngton Journal.
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TIE ArHANAsIAn CRERD-Episcopaliau
generally will be interested to hear that the con
test which has been going on in England Tor
some time past concerning the retention, mod
heation, or discontinuance of the Athanasian
creed, has ended in victory for the creed, ths
votes in conv0cation being CO for and agains'
its being retained. Dean Stanley is, Of course.
disappointed. s@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-16

GEN. LEW WALLACE was examined by the
committee on military affairs YESTERDAY, FL
relation TO the missing records of the Buell. court
OF inquiry, OF which he was president, bat was
abe TO throw no light on the subject.
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Death of One ofBarnum's Canni balls

IHE OTHEks WANTED 10 KAT THE BODY.
PHILADKLPHIA, May ia York Pa paper
relates that one of Barnum's Fiji cannibals died
tbere, and that the other canDibals made an
attempt At eating the remaips They were Sc
cured, and the mutilated remains were quietly
buried.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-16

THE DISTRICT IN CoNGRRss.-The House
District committee held their regular weekly
meeting this morning, Messrs Starkweather
Williams, Poland, Darrell, Harmer, Cotton
Crebs, Chapman and Roosevelt, being present.
The bill relating to the supreme court of the
District OF Columbia was considered and
ordered to be reported with amendments. The
claim OF Mrs. Elizabeth 5. Brewer, executrix OF
John Brewer, deceased, for services rendered
the United States by said John Brewer as At
torney in condemning lands for the Washington
Aqueduct, was referred to the Secretary OF the
Interior with authority to pay to Mrs Brewer
on proof of services and value, a sum not to
exceed Sl4 ,000 " An act to further define the
duties of the board of health of the District of
Columbia was taken up and discussed for some
time by the committee when il was voted tn
POSTPONE the same until the next session of Con-
gress.
THE BILL RELATING TO THE SUPREME COURT
OF the District OF Columbia which was intro
duced by Gen. Chapman, Agril 20, authorizes
the justices OF the supreme court OF the Dis
tr1ct OF Columbia to provide for the holding
simultaneously OF two separate terms thereof
for circuit court business; to prescribe the finn.
tor holding such terms and change the same AT
their discretion; to direct the drawing of iuries
and make all other rules and orders necessary
or proper for the transaction of business AZ
either of said terms. The second section of the
bill, which the committee to-day agreed to strike
out, provided that from and after June 3Oth of
the present year the salary OF the chief Justice
OF said court should be s., 800, and that of each
OF the other justices. 5000, payable quarterly
in equal payments, at the Treasury.
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TIL COLN HALL.
ONE WEEK. ONLY.
COMMENCING MONDAY EVESING, MAY Is
MANNING.R MIA&EREl0

MANNANG MHnSEnELS,
THE MSDEL TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
Under the personal supe.yision Of The Greatest Liv.
the West, assisted by the Veteran Manager and
Ctmed an. W. W. NEWCOMB, and the Monarch
banJOist Of the World, e M. HALL, t gether with
aperfect avalanche of Comedy by the King Laugh
mas ers, Andy Mckee, Neil Rogers, Little Eddie,
Little George, Con. T. Murphy, Ricardo the W on
derful; the Vocal Sextette, Sig. GIstave Biddeaux,
J y Kelly. j. Y. Dunnie, J. III Rsiner r. M. X ane,
Aft Beneer, led by Hsthaway's Orchestra of ten
performers.
Prices Of admission. SO and ) Cents. Reserved
seats Tor sale at Ellis Music Store. ml5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-16

THE CIVIL SERvIcR-RULEs AND RRGuLA-
TONS FOR THE EXAMINATION OF APPLICANTS
The rules and regulations governing appoint
ments and promotions in the executive depart
ments Of the government, adopted by the exam
lining boards and approved by the advisory
board provides that all candidates for appoint.
mt nts to clerkships of class one who shall an
year in accordance with a notification given so
days previous to the examination, will be sub
Jected to public competitive written examin-
alton upon the following subjects II, penman-
ship; 2, writing and briefing letters: 8, elements
OF English grammar, chiefly orthography and
syntax; 4, arithmetic, fundamental rules. frac-
ments OF accounts and bookkeeping; 6, history
and geography: general questions, principaIlv
such as relate TO the United States; Z, promi.
nent features OF the government OF the United
below clerkships of class one, will be examined
In like manner upon the following subjects
L penmanship; 2, copying; 3, elements Of Eng
iish grammar, chiefly photography and syn
tax, and 4, fundamental rules of arithmetic
Candidates will be examined during once
hours, and in no case will their examination he
continued more than one day. The board of
amined in the order of their excellence. "a
proved by such examination, beginning at the
highest, and will then certify to the head or the
deD s TN the names standing At the head Of
one appointment is to be made, the vacancies
win be numbered, and the first three names viii
he certified for the first vacancy, the remaining
two and the fourth for the second vacancy, the
remaining two and the fifth for the third vscan-
cy, and 50 on for the whole number OF vacan-
ciesi but If, after selecting one of any three
certified for appointment, the head OF the de-
partment shall object to another presenta-
uon OF either Of the remaining names, 1t shall
not be again certified.
Applicants for promotion must belong to the
grade and group OF the vacancy to be filled, ana
examinations will be held upon the general
subjects axed for examinations for clerkships
OF class one; and upon such other subjects as
the general nature OF the business Of the depart-
ment or ONCE, and the special Asfure OF the
position to be hlled, may seem to the board of
extra miners to require. Due weight win be
given to the efficiency with which the several
candidates shall have previously performed
their duties in the department. III no appli-
Giants from within the group shall be found
competent, an examination win be held OF an
who shall make application in accordance with
the regulations governing applications for ad-
notice by the head OF the department.
Instructions, in regard to the form of applica-
ton for appointment or promotion, viii be far
nisbed TO all who desire them by the examin-
ing boards or heads OF departments.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
INTERNAL REvESUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s2S5. I99 05.

w. o. AVERY, ESQ, chief Of the appointment
division OF the Internal Revenue of6ce, who has
been on brief official visit to New York, has
returned TO this city and resumed his duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-16

AT THE White House to-day it was rather
quiet. Several visitors called to pay their re-
spects to the President, and a few members Of
congress were also in consultation with him
during the day, including Senators Wilson and
Kellogg. The Postmaster Genera al and Solicitor
General Bristow also had interviews with the
President,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-16

that habitually upset the paint cans in the rea,
Of the store, he rubbed the dogs nose in IN
spilled paint as . reminder taat he mlst not d
20 again. Last week the dog again spilled tn
paint, and observing that his master vas On
gagged in waiting on customer, the docile AMI
NAL rubbed his own neee In tile mixture an
ran bowling out the back way. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-16

SAr FRANcIscor May 1o--The steamship
Japan, from fokonana, April -, has arrived
silk aud 3o1 Of other merchandise, which via b
cent overland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-16

The HOUSE COMMITTEE Jon CLAIMS will have
the entire day next Saturday in which to report
bills considered by them. They will report the
bill making an appropriation to pay the awards
of March 3, 1871, with the exception of a few
cases held for further examination. The entire
amount allowed under the bill is S34s 800 90 and
Is distributed among 316 claimants. The COM
mlttee have generally adopted the awards of
the commissioners, being satisfied that their
examinations were careful and thorough. and
their conclusions within the rules that would
govern the committee in case thew were to he
considered separately. The largest claim al
lowed is $4,000, and the lowest $40, and the
greater portion of the claimants reside i'm Vlr-
ginia, contiguous to Washington. There are
about forty or tfty claimants from the District
of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-16

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN Mr.. j. G. Saville. Lessee aud Manager
MONDAY, MAY - 1872.
AND THE CRITICS in ECSTACY
OVER THE MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION
of the Gorgeous Spectacular Fairy Drama,
THE BLACK CROOK
SIX MORE NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE,
Strengthened and fortified with the Wonderfu'
Egyptian JuRgler,
q A ID o,
and the wonderful
GARNELLA CHILDREN,
THREE PRINCiPAL DANCERS,
Premier Dansease Assoluia ...... NJ lie LIMO
Star Premier............ N lie Bstte Kennel sburg
Premier Dams. ........ NJ lie Sophie Remmesbure
FIFTEEN CORYPHeES. AND FULL CORPs
DE BALLET.
LEMON DANCE,
KATE SANTLEY IN NEW SONGS
THE AMAZONiAN MARCH REARRANGED,
toeetht with the beautiful scenery and
MAGNIFICENT TRANSFORMATION,
by Mr.. Charles =. Getz.
MONDAY, May 20, Mrs JOHN WOOD and Com
PAM, from st. james Tbeater. London. NILS If
OLD MOI ON EXHIBITION (NRw No
lS6 AND SALE 439
7fH ST.l AT zrU ST.
MARKRITER'N,
No. al6 It'll street, between d and streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Choice Oil Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, &c.
Albe, largest stock Paper Hanginss, Window
shsdes, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
,s,s Rings, Nails, &c, in the District.
- TERMS CASH.
Please remember Name and Number. sp2s-ly-
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The Zine HeuF 1ule Al CassAa.
HAMILTON, CANADA, Hay l6--Workingmen'S
trade societies. % the number % several thou-
1nd, paraded yesterday % support the men ON
strike end &c celebrate the concession OF their
employers 10 the nine-h0ur rule.
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Capaa. sam Harpi,g On che Treaty.

ToRoETo, May l6.-The treaty bill was again
discussed last night In Parliament. Mr.. Hoiton,
Of the opposition, said the most objectionable
clause was the cession Of the st. Lawrence With
oct the consent Of Canada. The vote on the bill
will be taken to- day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-16

FoK A CoUeH.-Roask . large lemon very
Carefully without burning: when IL is thorough,
hot, cut and squeeze 1t into cup, upon tire
ounces of sugar candy finely powdered; take .
spoonful whenever your cough troubles you.
is as GOOD as it In pleasant
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me Heorssks sRsbhean Cenven.
NEW YORK, May 16.-A Lincoln, Nebraska.
special says: The republican state Convention
has been oallcting for delegates, but has made
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I - Miss "Josie" d ansneIu Is iIsIng ~ FhliA1
delphia-
! - The New York chamber OF commerce yes
terday, with but one dissenting voice, adopted 8
resolution approving Of the supplementary
article to the treaty Of Washington.
nIAp Iowa widow has earned 80, 900 from
life assurance companies on an investment o.
two husbands, and hopes TO make steady
income from the same line Of business.
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NAVAL ORpERs-Surgeon Philip @. Wales
has been ordered 10 duty at Philadelphia as a
member of the board of medical examiners
Lieutenent Commander G. NJ. Schoonmaker has
been detached from torpedo duty and ordered
5. Messerswith from duty on the examining
board at Philadelphia and placed on waiting
orders.
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FEMALE EMPLOYEES FURLoUGHEp.-Owing
to the scarcity of work, Superintendent McCar-
tee, Of the bureau of engraving and printing,
Treasury department, has been obliged to fur
Tough indefinitely twenty-five OF his female
employees. AS here tUfOre stated in TIE STAR
heavy discharge must soon take place in Mr..
McCartee's bureau unless Congress passes the
bill for re issue OF national currency.
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PASSAGE OF THE DEPOT SITE BILL.-The
Following was the vote on the passage OF the
Baltimore and Potomac depot site bill in the
Senate to-day:
YEAs.-Messrs. Alcorn, Buckingham. CaId-
well, Cameron, Carpenter, Clayton Conkling
Corbeft, Ferry (Mich. J, Flanagan, Frelinghuy-
SEN Gilbert, Hamlin, Harlan, Hitchcock Howe.
Lewis, Logan, Morton. Nye, Osborn, Patterson
Pomeroy. Pool, Pratt, Ramsey Ransom, Rob-
ertson, Sawyer, Scott, Sherman, Spencer, Stew
art, Stockton, Upton, Trumbull, West, Wilson
Windom-39.
NAYs-Messrs. Ames, Blair, Foreman, Cole
Davis wv. Va.), Edmunds, Ferry (Ct.), Gold
thwaite, Hamilton (Md.), Hamilton (Texas),
Johnston, Morrill, (Vt), Norwood, SALISBURY,
Sprague, Sumner, Thurman, Vickers-ls.
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1HE NEW FRENCH MINIsTRR.-The appoint
ment OF the Marquis de Noailles as Minister t.
Washington-noticed in yesterdays STAR
seems to meet with favor at the hands of tn,
French republican editors. He is considered i'm
every way the superior of Jules Ferry who's
appointment was at one time looked for as an
event sure to occur. The Courier De Franz,
Is particularly well pleased that the choice o.
the French government has fallen upon man
VINO, IN addition to being pronounced republi-
can, has the advantages of a noble name and 2
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CONGRESSIONAL NoMIEATIoN.-In the re
publican congressional convention for the fifth
district of North Carolina, held i'm Greensboro
yesterday, Hon. Thomas Settle was Nominated
for Congress bv reclamation. Gen. s. A. Doug
las was unanimously nominated as district pres
ldential eleetor. Thomas b. KeOgh and jane
BOYD were elected delegates to the philadelphia
convention, and j. Martin and q. M. Arpoi%
alternates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-16

TIE PUBLICATION OF THE WASHINGTON
TREATY CORRESPONDENCE TO BIZ INvKsrI-
GATED.-The Senate committee on foreign re-
lations at its meeting this morning discussed the
supplemental article to the treaty of Washing
ton proposed by the British government, but
reached no conclusion. Ii was agreed to report
a resolution to the Senate calling for an inves-
ugatlon OF the premature publication of the
treaty. Every Senator was supplied with a
eUpy Of the treaty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-16

mks. ~ Ladies Hair Dresser =
HARDWARE AND CUTLRRY
L. &. CANPBsLL, SO Pc. ave-, bet 9Th and TN M,
y.W. KENNEDY Co. Ga Pa. Az. bet. 9th and I'm
4. SCHNEIDER. 1910 Pa. bet. 10th and lifh a..
Ono p Corr Basket. i0o9 Pa .av bet lOth&ilth
HARNESS. BADDLERY = TRUNK0
Jas; s. TorHAsS Co, as nh ST, Id Q. y. Hall
J.. KoLANp, o. Penn ave-. bet. 6th and 1th sts
HATS. CAPS AND FURA
WLLkI kUoEF, S5 Pa. ay., bet 9Th and 10Th sts
HORSE SHOERS.
yosSF- DokAS, X ST., bet. sth 10th and 1851 ct .
HOrs sh,d according 70 nstu raj formation OF feet
HOTELS.
ARLINGTON Horsx, Vermont ave and street
CoSTIxENrAL HoIEL, Pa avenue, near Sd street.
HOWARD HOrsE. =. w. corner Pa az and 9Th IT.
NoESLKY house, corner 18th aud II streets.
bAsRIcks fRANkLIN BOrsE.cor. sth&D: 81 per day
HOUSE FURNISHING STOREA
" BorELER Bko-, s23 Pa. av, Metzerott Hap
$50 P6oFFA Big Basket. ll00sPa ay bet l0th lth
ICE COMPANIES.
iSpEPENDENT Ice Co., once, IDA Pa Az near l1th
ICE CkEAM MANUEACTORIE8.
HAkVET HoLpEN, >. 3. corner llih e. Pa. ave
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-18
NO. 3.

The discovery Of the elsctric tele-
graph may justly be reckoned amoug
the subiimest achievements Of the I'm
man mind-perhaps more tar-rsaching
In its effects than any other Of the won
drous offspring Of the brain Of man
Thus calculated for vast hene6cence,
the widest scope should he given 70 lite
powers. This can never be accom-
piished while 1t remains the private
property Of any individual or corpora
ton, much less when II IL. as now.
practically monopolixed. Every argu-
ment which can pc adduced IN favor Of
government post-Omcs applies with
equal force. in my judgment, to gov
ernment telegraph; aud the sooner will
the people realize the full benefit Of
this great invention. would suggest
to the General Assembly, the propristy
Of adopting memorial 70 Congress
expressive of the opinions and wishes
Of our peopls relative to this and other
important subjects Of national lsgisla.
ton.
cannot Close this my last uesaage
without expressing 70 the people oil
Iowa my grateful acknowledgements
for the generous confidence they have
reposed IL me. During the four years
Of my service to the State have re-
ceived from them support, sympa-
thy, and an encouragement which
have greatly aided me in the discharge
Of my official duties.
While administering the Office Of
chief magistrate, have been filled
with increasing respect for the instisu
tions Of the State. No one, 30 well az
be who upon this past Of observation.
has been called to keep constant watch
Of the whole field, can gr1sp lu thought
aud feeliug the history aud growth
OF our COMMONWEALTH. While dis
charging my duty. to be diligent in
siding the development Of our State.
To labor for the success Of our schools
and charities, and TO temper mercy
with justice, it has been my privilege
to realize the intelligence, justice, and
humanity Of our people.
In severing my connection with the
State 60 vernment, cannot close this
CON munication without bearing my
willing testimony TO the fidelity, zeal,
aud industry of the various officers Of
the State, and those associated with
me In the different sgencies of the
government during my administration
OF its affairs. shall ever carry with
me in my retirement . grateful remem-
brance of the friendship aud courtesy
which have always marked our Off.
cial relations.
To have served the State at this
time OF its greatest prosperity, and to
have been permitted to aid. in an offici-
al station, In laying the foundations of
her future greatness, may justly be
regarded ~ an honor. But there 10 an
honor. too. in being . private citizen
Of such State; and - pass from the
ono station to the other, permit me to
unite " tn yon In dedicating ourselves.
our commonwealth. and our country
anew ~ freedom a~A4.. 0sA.
SAMUEL MERRILL.
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slle.0T O., leaving q balance on hand Of ea),-
vocs With tho necessary buiidinss. ma
chinesy. and railway. already provided. NJ
ture operations may be resumed Without
the delay at ttendiag the work heretofore
Iwouid sugges that the lev creating this
Board be 20 modified % . reduce tAs num-
ber Of Its msmbsfs 70 three and mot 70 ex-
ceed ave; that thsy b selected without re.
gard TO locality; that THAR salsRy be
sufficient to enable them 70 devote all their
time to the duties Of thsir ONCE would
also recommend that 10th political parties
be represented up n the board
In view of the Importance OF the work. I
would earnestly recommend that the present
General Assembly mako nxed annual
appropriation, say of not less than sl5O.0OO-
the amount 70 be increased AZ the resources
OF the state may permit and the stage Of the
work require. and not to exceed In the agrc-
gate, the estimate cost OF the building
This would save the Commissioners much
embarrassment In making their arsesee-
ments and contracts
Below present y summary Of the
amounts deemed necessary BY the
boards and officers having charge OF
State institutions aud public works,
Tor new buildings, for repairs, and for
iinproveme nts requiring special appro
priations. 6osne of the objects for
winch the aeveraI amounts are asked !,
however desirable, may be delayed
until the next Geueral Assembly sba II
meet but most Of them, l think,
should receive immediate attention.
II Is for the General Assembly, whose
members are just from the people, aud
familiar with their views aud feelings
to say how much shall be expended
for these various objects.
The following are the figures
Hospital for the insane 1t lnde-
pendencs No,UO0
Hospital for the Insane at Mt. Pleas
ant. improvement and cuntingen-
sss ss' eap,to, as asss SO
Asy lum for the blind. addition to
building lOO.UU
Institution OF Deaf and Dumb l0.UN
Institution s-f the deaf and dumb,
wing to building i0oe,
Penitentiary improvements l3NV
Penitrntiary enlargement HV0O
Agricultural college, Buildings and
improvements l0OOOO
Soldiers Orphans' homes. buildings
and repairs l3nW
Reform school T5.W0
Board OF Immigration 9VO
state historical society 6,uW
-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-18

vUsrfCE OF THE PEACE. Collections,
~ and other business promptly attended
to.-Ones in west end OF fCulbertson' . corner
oo!lAtng.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-18
Justices.


IrwY.CE or THE rEACE, NOTARY Pun
" Lie Insurance Agent, and ronveyarceT
Once nth the County Clerk in the eoar'
house. Upton, Iowa, Jan. ist. 1865. nlyi5.