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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22

'CGl my straps and let me goto glory,
IS Dow, J,., said when be first kissed a
girl.
Tie way 10 make water taste better
Than champagne, IS TO eat sail FISH about
SIX hours previous to imbialng IT.
Are ne minutes relating 10 an affair
Ct honor always drawn up BY the sec.
onas3
Way are good resolutions Ike iain,ins
Ia1tesl Because they want carrying
cat
The nan who made an 10 impression
o. the heart o. eocsetse has become
kalai4. .tone-ogiier.
Goa. in Elarois. i; is estimated thai
lie mines IN Illinois this year have
.araea O.; &c., 900 tons. The use oil
tbs coal IN locomotives is greatly inefea-
sag.
Sra.akes,-Wasa the paris affected
aItA best er.ne. add .aree IT four daily
applications wrll effect care, even in the
wers, easex.-EzxaaRge
How 10 yoa let long With your
Arithmetic, so1eyf Oh, Ire cypherec
,hroagh addition, partition. sohstrac.loa.
Distraction, adonina,5an. Justification.
IL ll1slBa,ioa, derivation, amVu,atlon.
creation ard adoption He'1 10 Ter an
engineer c. stsori Inc railroad
A tast isaable lads dress is ike l
Lord Mayors dinner, i may be defined
"a immense spread.
"Taa;'s laundering big lie sad
Ton. No replied Dick; at. only q
Eliminating enlargement; OF elongated
rtrae.ty!" What softead tone the In.
gsaai,y Q. Eaaa car gre 10 The Larshes,
term.
linton ' exclaimed 81 IRISH sergeni
! t. rs platoon; "Fr5ri face. ard ind ID
TOM cal As many OF We .. : prism,
VII say Here and As many ol ye as is
noi Frissni wlll say Assem-
4 C-gase = sa~s la, the al~rrsn,e he,re n a
Successful ler-r Aoa BE rsra. i, lat ese sis.e4
Lis Hiss- AID tas other Eses bis Ala 4 6i.
1 tucEAaH AID 1gsr-s-ss-
Al sasnra trorn sa.eva s-s AIT A1nsss-r. :,
ta4 v-.x- az xA1n - sr-aaa,esa 81 - 49,
ies sIzht-a GO sis bead
/ ne r,.~ uoo inn, =. e,ns,us;aa. sx,,,,-
-@s,A srr TIA A. pc-ta a.ys.r To- -,
NJ rot ~ cai-.rr.
hsry towers N,,e .rvs-@-.s-e az The rrs. Al.
este s@rsrssy,s syu, whgc, q .Aern ~. r. Ia,
d, csss,ag.s
w. -. -
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Nhv aFact areear Ike seae o. damage.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22

TIE azn.t of Fressa1--The ra2suih-
cent run WHICH Fremaai las made IL as
FRS, traal ia The Presidency. appears l.
ee rskIz3kag Il case ne fame q hls
popularity b. several fuo3lc mse.i1ss
II this CITY he has been PROCLAIMED taeir
caa3llaie lsr l~S, an &c base 10 laaes
TIA, I'll The ksput1lcaas presses d Nea
England are II has fara-. VERY We.
lie. : AXE ial7gs cody Rnl deliberate
If, All ty tie year O grace 1886 ne
nav b enabled t. s5ox the difference
between Fremont sad Fillmore u tie
Scssa--.f Y. Head
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22

30 We Ell, Attention = sn article
IN the Dtmacrai q .asa week relative IL
the arress Of lie Kansas emi-rants b
CIV. GesFy. Yea vii recoGeet. taat ar
tacie is male W 81 mere assertions, with
EFT offering any heae1 evidence. Yea
Nd reoo1ess tai It'd, paper : god :.
making assertions without beng ztts Z
prove taeaa Nor YEA VIE lave ge.d
tie former statement aaa also tae>s
statements II tie Dr-xsc~as .H.e al! lsare
Ven 10 Jsdge. Tais Is Al. We list shouCAl
we wcE4a leS yaar memories.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22

4 Good Ska Vagina ogrresPo--
dent o. TIE Naesssag lsftlilSenoer 10 a.-
sac7.z 1ae argscis Z he CAarlesaaa Ssar-
lard, ~tl1A Advocates Tie opening d tie
-Airrcaa Slart Trz-t, sass be 3 'oFFssse1
= re re-aorai II the Er.Esv-raats ztazB6rsn
Il Atraca frs- crsrzr na1we oa-asry hare
re rno4s Ezlssaurarv al the Cross Is per
zs.te3 % open a. . then The WY o. ss3-
rstsaa-sy s-scalns tbrHso READ tns wora
a CO., 10 ttgs1asa- where tsas ae'os oi
CA-lxsaa s1y 5 pra.iasar1 sasss assry
gssuassaes
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22

IN E-ct&4czf ParoSy = The H,1. A
6. Cur-ss u reoe1, sE<ec. :. Harris
s,ar-. ros oH q mos sxne2ieL; srHre<v.
He sad .l5ai uh~a TIE Ct1cauca;l psa,-
forra Was presented 70 Bernsaaa effc4al-
iyt Wseaiaxn3, aknoarz E-ase1 %
lurslag. lie ,ook the saallng arkw-r1ly
laio RS ar-a., anl began % s14g % r.
.aaSf ry SsS- re So and saEnss-,
gas-nr xEs1 Ee@-aas rAas-l .ar bed.
Ssardrr AsE1.kss wllAsEs ID rnlrE5
gsxIhs- roEEL tEF vas1.y hss@-
TIE sFsa4aase gas Tremendous sD1 iars
ca1sicse3. There was % raaca ?cs-.
AID -enGgne Mt u II LIE. il wss so1e-
Tine seloss In speaker eaaaa prooee1. -
Io-eed We coaSler i ne tesl l.. d LIZ
sras7E-F i44alt3psa1 Tuna
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22

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= = -
y. v. .A e.
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=. - - - - - - - 80.
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-. 49,. s.,s.- a, - -. MI
- II = @s'~~ y s@s4 'Ae - S'+A8 ! -
- z-..a =. - A.. ~ 49,.
," 80 - SO ~ t' - wv Or ''ss sf's
= .-.t--- -. - - H. q. --- H. 49,
fAf stHs Afe s@thH w W y" e%'f - = 7# - 49,
- - 4. 49, $1,000.
"A $500 = 80 1855 = f@.' @a+' @R ~" - -
-. =, - : e*s - - N"s :" sf' ~ So - a"*
,t-~..-3st - - Is. ,---.,s. ....xa-
E.,y > = 49, = "a -. $780,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22

Dr7cs.-T5e ether 4xy Inc Dasch-
asn were overheard d.s-2Sslcs : kaa.:y
oassio-. SAD Hans
s'Sfacop, II. &c Yankees leaa rea
&c .sy .poa. Ger naoraaas:ei. az ds zero 7
Vat sad Jace5, 'yos Tx fsrs.av
va 3ai ISL
NIX "a; ks meant"
Wy, s2Al lacoo, ~ z-T suanszes
a411aes te4sw coz Tux ges ID coa1sr :"
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A. c. X ArglKk, CooS.
mark

-hie.ias--We appoint our coax also
rtcSe, Ageai ID, Gear Coan;y. AGy
eae wishing q passage Ep Salt River
rom Ills C90aty al e supplied by ca
IN :, Us kitchen.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22

ksrAxgaa The -Ssz-rs f-as- aiea5rar sagv
10 rs&gr acsas ns3sssy e = 90 ~ F-az3azi
Aas tess sey@ssgcAE Sac lSkst. TIE IeglslA
s4-s VII " eTe-s a.AranSar Republican Q4a
5ausA1sc4 C&ss - bong azi~&ace II tie Ss1sts
III ae sz-a-1 azs - s-ass IL - ~r--5 rae
ssve 3aSer - aanS - shs Ere1Ssss q A8cAagsz
.aa&s stAa6 T. Arr his warasr IRE 80. bare
a. ssvHreit CRY In tae y---sss4e. q; she same
tine taAi sG avss-fs Measures which se5fe lss
-a.-aa- vsa4cs AZ 5srt- ia* -ss-a.ss X Eas -s-.
r.ta~x. hseap5 ss&aa az fsat, Snss Ire Tssssr a
0 n-assl nss fra-a rec sssrzas -sase--Cs s-s-
&C TssAsaG
a aeyra-e1 EAslres ~ F-onAasr Average aeo-
ne sA-s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22

S AMUEl DEWEl.
SURVIVOR AT Upton AND GrNrR,l

SURVEYOR AT UPTON AND CENTRAL
LAND AGENT.
WILL attend promptly to all business reavtt
ing an agent: such a.
PAYING OF TINES
Buying and Yelling on Commission.
giving Fees,. tantt a. ihis ault In
Ersa'. sra l#'s CSC srt easeT ri sAa b.
81 hi. rsee.
rTR SttE--fsts Eaa 4 PsasA u W ~ wn RI ~
rt-sf~ sf-7' whssh !. }H~tss pF-rsrhr r4st r.,
ceGl ~rl. aAsa, t~aa Ri a Fle ta~a
ttr ~ fSNEEI Hs @F8G
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22

E.n484a ia TIE retarus II = WI etsa-
,s....stv r as. III >sss NC sssss eFET asasAa-
sr E.tFa rs r ri sssaag 8 aAEsss wl frS#tS Z
49,, rsa4 exstf H. .5sssa, Veil assr " -
- shs FL ~ 81 e~sas ~ - 1hsG
j. Nty =. -. sts >s.Es Nh - H. -stSsst Ft
= 49, ~ : IL .ssas felAsS. aSa sse& ss'ssE-
.sx 49, - tAS4g ApssSsss,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22

Efaa. - 5=sesa sas ) asa majority i II5a-
aa4S Eee-v c&a1ssas- % tns kA.at&acss ~ssae
fssSti : e3scf+@ fa-Esss> -sGgazE .rgs.z as.a
L - stN Nj ias E-rss triumph. ths a1sy re-
rat ! list F-exass-i .aa1s4 hare Aaw4 sas State
BAT f5lisa8s Is aeas rassr. she n>s -eaofa1
1s-TaAs 81 rs oa-9. In lander iaaAs-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22

In Upton, on the 10th inst, by the Hon Jaag+
Tuthsll, yEgoNx ID. rTos. Of SatoHa Farm sa"t'
co. 10 Miss C.GIxp, Parker Of Snriug ko@s.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22
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At the
Minnesota Lumber lard;

Corner OF Iowa AMI Fourth Streets,
opposi,e the Anew Pennsylvania House"
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
SAMUEL r. FULLER wonld respectfully
~ announce 10 the citizens OF Davenport and
surrounding c.ansry that he has recently open
ed an extensive
/. u m b cr yard.
corner Of Iowa Ard roarth streets. difssi yep
poslie New Pennsylvania Hossse, where he has
now on hand large and well sesessea STOCK
Of LumS~r, consisting in part Of
Flooring, superior quality; Fencing, ~
inch thick, Siding, full hall inch
thick, Ceiling. Sheeting,
PnANEL - TING1Ezk1.
Jois. and srantiing Of all dimensions, clear
stuff and boards 81 every quality from eight 70
twenty Hour feet long, 5oo,1n best qaaiis
shaved piae shingles: 300 900 best quality PINE
iaihs: alsa $4,000 Ma. pleksts la.un no
Pockets; also constantly IN hand iaii assost~
meni Of SssA and sla-ni Na21cwa.
The particular attention Of haslders and paF
chaseFs Of Lumber Il invited N examine on'
stock which viii be sold Al
Priets Hal Casaoi fail to!ssi PHrrAdsfss
Don, forget the place, corner Iowa AL
Fourth streets.
N. R--Parchasers from the eannfry .op-
ping ii the New Pennsylvania House wiz nase
The advantage ri selecting ard loading ssli
lusnNer wsihos' taking tAstr horses from 'as
stable. ,iy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22

Mssxas sess - rssssz.s- 1T So, RaeaSrk-
@ - t.aalps.,t. rs zee Franaag's rzssar@rr
eees s s aa@44 = So SOD sevsz tewas ~ i.
&c So trsana
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22

Nbs- i u ax rsgs n 1ss Nass BE
IL tE-n@- s-ss EAeEeaH-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22

Lr-s aE-rsEs -LAaa Ns--x=ss So rs-sarss.s
- ~ -=ts@- szA = ths sssa FFsa4s have sa.zsS
e. rsrss 1erAaav 81 asA TOT. ~. makes |.
escse1 a4A ss ne fa4sagarg -aa~
La sar p- acre ssalEg u. Acra.
g Ar-e uA--A2ss~ s IS SLID
g 4 1FA - Of
30 a. - -
Al Sex Ye-x 81 SATURDAY. i.rs were 80
sar 81 ssssE. Sos AID lsa.s - ~ kArk& as,
4aa sAr-s-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22

Tams Crsaty t.fsrsai- Re fatlws1s,
81. Democrats. ~. X. n. q, anols
aaEa.sr cf roses cas-. ss3- Tals Is a
Increase q Ia rases Sscs Ire AE-as
eg<so-.
Wei 1cce Tar.a Caa-:v-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22

TTMas-xlR--sa Caaaa-2 tbs r-s21s7ce CT
presaasni ete-c.. TIE vS.ie y - i1L42vs-
Frs-a-t -
Faea1aar. s.4
F.
It Waassis-5 District = T4s-raSss~ O. p
he hernH O. 3 easax.- kass ExEs rsas-1sr
a-Als.ss slE- TIE CITY Ct E1E4Aa where Ar.
fsllaa-s ress1ss S2Es - f-&lasiag vsts
Eash&aa1, ALE
Fre-aa1 AIS
ssl1-a-s. @e4S
-se Fgtse@-ta War; rf N~w i a,k. which c@aa-
t&las IRE present -e~i3sasx of NJ Fremont wAs
IL o-ly vAra i lie city WASH care IN LIZ
eaC.sy.
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Il ! wlse Das - seeA sscEsi. sod noEs-
81 Azs 10 rewesi o.
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OF THE AGE.

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A NaAMeth Illustrated Literary .yo,,,.,
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EVERY KIND OF HE.HOK

From The rorst >er faLa 10 a eo~,,aoa ,,t.a,,'s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-26
HObOken City News.

WATER FOR HoB0KES.-There is now a prospect OF an
early supply of water for the city of Hoboken This want
had often been expressed by the citizens and the provi
scns charter being such that the prospect Of supply
of water was remote. Mayor Clickener proposed an
amendment, (which provided speedier way of sup
plying this want He devoted considerable time to the
subject at Trenton. Tie amendment, with change
adopted, and provides that the city may, by two
third vote, decide TO contract with any person
paDy for supply Of water. Application has already
been made to the Jersey City Water Company and the
surveyor of that company is estimating the cost The
mains Of the Jersey City works be tapped at poo
near Hoboken. Water pipes which cost anout St2.8G0
have heretofore been laid by the Hoooken Land and I'm
provement Company iu Washing on Hudon and Bl
field streets which the Jersey City Company will probably
purchase believed that tue cost of introducing the
aater for in Hobcken will not $45 000 Tee
iates 70 will not exceed those Of Jersey City
The measure will meet with general favor in Hoboken
large and enthusiastic meeting oil the citizens of Ho
pose of makDg inquiry 20 what had been done, and
what urther action necessary to the intro
duction OF water. The meeting was organized by the
election of Msyor C. v Cckener Chairman and samuel
the chair urged up the meeting the importance OF the
speeey accomplishment of the object which he thought
generally desired by the citizens OF the CITY, after
~bcn he ceailed history Of the action that had
alrsady been taken in the matter the substance Of
which Is embodied In the ab paragraph. He also
said that he had yesterday afternoon called upon the
Jersey City Water Commissioners Ia relation to the sub
ect and by them informed that they would be ready
of IIcboken to morrow Thursday evening" In view Of
ha II appeared to be the general opinion that any
ton by the citizens before this report would be prema
uIe, and the meeting adjourned to Saturday evening
next The busineas viii PROBABLY be matured 40 that
the people may vote upon the question At the coming
cbar,er election on the Sth OF April.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-26
SUPP eme Count-Specia1 Term.
Rafnva Hr,x IaA-u n--...

Before Hon Judge Davies
MARCH "a Horace Gdlpin u.s. .Ndthdn Mrpey-Motton
denied, withoutcosts Plaintiffs attorney 10 havs tsp
Gays TO serve complaint. The same order IN the otber
suits.
Before Hon Judge Clerks
Actduey and Bucket The Trustees of ths United prs.
0st1'dp Church lit is not denied that Bright acted a.
trustee tor the defendants before their organization ami
that aithough the property held the name o.
bgnt ard the materials for the church promised to him.
yet they were in fact the real Of the land and
the receipts Of the plaintiffs labor and materials In
cipation OF their organization legal incorporation
Judgment Ter plaintiffs, with costs.
Potter and Knight Ddrfson.-,Judgment for pals
Hs on demurrer TO the rrless defendant pus
in amended in twenty days and pay costs Of
term.
Same rs. SMme-The like.
cncant demurrer, unless plaintiff amend oomplant
within twenty days and pay the costs of the termJ
Nails Arecutors rs Acknowledgment for plaintiff on the
demurrer to answer.
Gerolsoni rs. Aiker.-Motion granted With costs
Herbert Harris u.s. Margaret Rarris-I fuiiy couc,r
with the referee in his opinion the nvadty Of ih
marriage: Marriages celebrated under suoh cIronp,
should never be sustained both on Of
absence OF free will ON the part of of the parties
on account OF Its degrading effect on the most acre
social relations, and the certain misery which must r.
suit TO both parties. Judgment for plaintiff anuuiliny
marriage, without costs. Counsel for plaintiff Mr. r II
fhilipsi Tor defendant, J. s. Car pentier.
heed w. COMMUNICATION to dissolve niunctioo de,sss
Costs to abide event Injunction to be modified 40 a. I,
restrain the defendant only In the city Of Nev Yort
Mckenzie rs Lorir and OAcrs.--Compa mt dis MIA AZ
without costs. ~ ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-26
Assembly.
ALBANY, iareh 2s, 1856.
THE APPROPRIATION BILL.

The APPROPRIATION BILL.
Under the general orders the entire was spent
IN debate on the appropriation BILL
motto made by Mr.. NoKrHRvr to strike out the
Appropriation for the Albany Hospital He spoke bitterly
of the uhumanity OF the Governors of the Hospital
fuazg mission to two members Of the Assembly who
had the smallpox, and oSlgng them to seek refuge
the Poor House.
Mr.. BRxvoonT spoke in favor OF Mr. Nor hrups notion
and condemn ed the in of hotel keepers for drv
ing Messrs Wells and Parker from their doors They had
been at tha Franklin House.
Mr.. r. H. HYDE condemned severely the conduct Of the
Recorder Of the city who. he said applied to, and
who should have procured aome place sitting for
members 10 go than the Poor House.
Mr.. NozraRoPs motion to except the Albany hospital
from the Approp priat,on bill adopted also amend
ment that appropriation should be made to hospitals
not having department for the persons af
nicted with infectious diseases.
The appropriation to the New York Juvenile Asylum
increased to $22, ,0OO
The question orderiog the Approprs ton 5iN a
third rssdirg was laid on the table.
YORK vOLusTyFRa.
IN the Committee Of the Whole the bill appropr;atng
Mexican war was ordered to . third rsarng.
DRAWBACK TO CONTRACTORS.
The bill providing for the payment of Is per
back to contractors under ne law of 1853 strongly
opposed After debate the committee reported progress
EVENING SESSION.
The repeal OF the Prohibitory law deba ed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-26

CowmDISG AFFAIR. - Considerable excitement
created on Monday afternoon, in the neighborhood
Grand and Essex Streets in consequence of A.
tack with cowhde hAvirg been made upon the person
OF JOSIAH W. Bowron, druggist keeping store ut 386
Grand street, by female named Elizabeth Be The
sccased 1t alleged, met the complainant in the street.
early opposite his own door, and without any notice.
commenced an indscrminate attack upon his face and
limbs with the cowhide The assigned for
this the part Of Mrs. Bowen has not yet been
i. ali grew Of idle words f BY the druggist
in to the air aasailAnts character The
painan went before Justice Wood the Essex Market
Police Court, and preferred charge OF assault and bat
tory sps'nst Mrp. Bowen. Yesterday the accused
arrested by Sergeant Durnly being brought
the magistrate, held for examination hear
ifg will take place in the case to-day when the cour.
room will, no doubt, be crowded with the fair
CHARGE OF BURGILRY.-Thomas Mccormack was brought
before Justice Fandresn at the Second District Police
Court. charge of having burgisriousy entered tho
dwelling house OF Frederick stieger As East rwentyffh
street. and stealing therefrom silver watch vained
So The accused caught In the act Of rryng OF
the property by the complainant, and handed
to the Eighteenth ward police. Mccormack was com
mitted Tor trial
AuBsEp RArE--Joseph EhIet, German, arrested
by officer Hntor, of the First ward police charge Of
having committed rape upon the person Anne Boyle,
widow woman, residing at 90 Washington street. rhe
complainant states that as she passing the grocery
store, corner Of Rector and Washington Streets yeser
cay morning. she gged into these premises by the
prisoner and her PERI there violated Ehret was
held to bail In the sum OF 81 900 to answer.
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Doors open at ~ Music will 81, and dane
ing ut No box will be let whatever reserved
Ladies' with comets will not be permitted of the
ball ROOM nor gentlemen with hats overcoas. The
sntrance Fourteenth viii open, well on
wing pace Carriages, leaving their company WIN drive
with horses heads down Fourteenth up Irving place
and will take up their company 10 reverse order.
Tickete 81 each, admitting person, had Mt the
music establishment Of VIM Hall Son, 239 Broad way and
Luis 76e Broadway also at the book store OF
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MoRMoNs EMIGRArISG-A company of II "a
hundred and hfty Mormons recently reached A 10,
rs We learn fior the Conrtr Of thA ctv hsv ~,
lsntt--sore OF them IN easy clrcutn ". A., "a
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EMANCIPATION OF SLAvEs-Capt j. ". Tcrril.
who died in Charlottesville Va the 18th inst
cipated eighty niae'y wsuabs te0fprs, ana IL bs
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