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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-20
TIE (.yrHf K- rirht.

The Washington correspondent Of tie
New / o-E Tribune, vh9 was al ere wit
n-ss t. tie ATE dlsrrscsful fight il the
House d Representatives, thus writes
shout 1t. Al the correspondents wno
saw tAs affair eat, Grow atd knock down
Kent:
Tie disturbance Of tLa::mo-ning. Of
which sent you ar account by telegraph
aross IN great par from nasu-sl and e.
cusab.e misspprehensson. The primal
cause vas the insoleEce of NJ. keith whe
no. only insulsed Mr. Grow with back
guard language, but offered him personal
violence b. sc.z.ng him by the throat
Nr Grow promptly Knocked him down
b. scientific blow beneath tie ear,
which scut hin sp-awling PROSTATE upon
the focr If tie House. M kelt;s ex-
citsbie Southern friends, 10 tie mids,
Of whom Mr.. Grow happened to oe when
this took p!sce rushed to the scene Of con
rict, soms t. help hin up, others to asssil
Mr.. Grow, and Others to restore order.
Among these las, was Mr. Dzr.s. OF Mis-
slsslpr., Ut whose motive for Interfering
IL the light | was not aware At the time
SEPT ny telegram have since lean
co that lie actively exerted himself to
preserve peace. Mr. Grow who stood
his own ground firmly, was thus instantly
surrounded by ring " southern mem
oers, ali apparently and some really at
lacking him. Conspicuous among them
were Messrs Davis, Barksdale and Lamar.
Surprising that tie whole lot were It
lacking NJ Grow, Mr. Potter Of Wis
consln dashed IN among them. dealing
heavy blows Cd ali sides, and receiving
some Ferr heavy ones On his face and ca
tbs person. ashburne, Of III. n, the
same moment spran- over the chairs and
desks to Mr. Grows assistance, followed
By bis brother Of Wisconsin. Tappan. of
y. II, and other Republicans. The
Southern members thus furiously assailed
Of course defe 1de9 themselves. and some
who eutsred the arena A. peacemskers
left Ii - conbatsna The battle was
severe while ii lasted, aud revealed . verr
unexpecsedness for fgh, among the Nor
them men, Mr.. Barksdals, Of Miss.s.,p-
p, vino vss among the most active. en-
eonniered ut one npmeut, Mr.. Potter If
Wisconsin, who was decidedly the cham
piou Of the ring Potter grarped Barks-
dale by the hair, with the eviueD, intep-
ton Ut putting that gentleman head in
70 chaneerv. T. his unut.erabIe surprise
and disappointment, the hair came Oh.
The Mias'asippian vas scslped lie jun-
ped about bald headed, making frantic
Efforts to recover his wig, which Potter
had disdainfuily tossed among the crowd
some one q whom k'nlv rcs.o-cd i. n II.
proper owner
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Iowa I~-gg~ie tuy...

We take the following from the Dav,
export CARTE:
DEs IolsEs. Fsh. e-HoUsE. Thu
following memorial, Oh tile speakers -
BIZ, wa presented Il relates n the re-
location Of tbs Capitol a. Des Noines:
r. the Honorable, thu Speaker IT The
H2ase ~ unprecedented ~ the L.yts
EatHre = TIL STATE u foaea
Your msEnor.a!,sts, II Polk County. In
SAID State, would respectfully represent.
that they have good aud sufheleus reasz
10 believe; that in the location Of the Can
ital at Des Moines, under the &C, entitled
--" An Act to relocate tie seat Of Gov
eminent" the Commissioners appointed
for the purpose Of selecting a suitable 10
cation, did not, In accordance with the
provisions Of said act, and their oath Of
Office, faithfully and impartially discharge
their several duties and further, that
" are fully satisfied, that in the present
location 'hs aforesaid commissioners, did
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~Hpn. : : rox I'm .ha o..a -

- Hon, s. s Cox. On the osth nj.
communicated 10 the Washington .S,ate,
letter that he had received from /. 4
prsther, of Franklin, X. T. Mr.. Cor
IN nls anti-Lecompton speech. had used
Przther name a. one uf the Lecompton
swindi-rs- Prather had observed this
same thing done before, and vsxed ind,r-
nant. lie was not member Of the Ls-
compton Convention. In the course Of
his epistle to Mr. Cox he said.
| am Democrat, and tina, in the broad
es; sense Of the term | am, also South-
erner. from the bosom Of old Virgins.
and re: 50 much opposed to the Lsoomp-
ton Constitution that if Congress under
.skes to force il upon Us viii hght-yes
sir. will suffer death rather than submit,
to the damnable thing l swear, by the
Eternal. that | will resist it q long rs |
live, and if il il not destroyed during mr.
life will disinherit nv children If they
viii ns' promise ~ struggle srsins, i
after | M gone
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Apvrr-1sER--The important inter-
-ss Of education hare been rerririnr
srrae zsteutaon n: -ne hands If the iegisa-
.ure TIE committees hare h-sr faith
fully =. sork Gu tie bill prepared by the
present worthy snPerintender: Of Public
distraction. and, ii il understood, hare
made suzae minor amendments, n vel III
one material change, which shsv sre -
ing sc re>oE mend, constituting the DIS
frirt township Board Of Directions, Of ,
President. Tiee-prasideu. and ser-etar,,
elected o. the ssvnship n large, and ous
nv each srhool or sub-aas.rirs, and author
ixip- said board &C constituted t. make
Discrimination iu favor Of ihoee sub-cik-
trlct& TIA. hare, under the present lzr.
erected school houses Til. seems to be
juiicious amendment, and APPEARS to
hare tie sanction Of the mast Of Inc mem
ners Of she Genera Assembly On Tues
dzr the sensse committee asked ,-a-s TO
hare their amended biz printed; on which
there a-cse discussion on tue sushoss..
Of the General Assembly to s-ganse %
the suts-c. Of schools, kc-.-soze con
tending with much ex-n=stnsss that thsr
hare d por@r-znDnr whom were sens-
so- 7rimhle. Rankin. Wilson, Thomr-
son. and ate. q thorough discussion O.
IL question hv them. and Senators Kirk
rood, Foster, Czssell, jenkins, Grinnell.
Sanders, Lzughridge, Darts Of Polk. and
Others, occupying On. entire dsv The
vote being taken, stood yeas %, mars :,
OF the following resolution. liz substance,
~ substitute for the original, t. ~it:
R>zolped. That the present legislature
have the power. under the constitution
to rsss genera school law.
While IN. majority Rave decided tha.
they have power IT. legi<lsss On the sui.
-er., il NAV IT, doubtful rhe:her when
tie bill comes u OF the repors Of the
committee, the enemies Of the bill-.hs
enemies Of public free schools and tho@e
vhc deny the powe,-ns- not combine
their forces ard defeat il. and thus les~t
our schools and school system i'm .hei,
present mise-ablv insufficient. aud depic-
rable condition for two res-- to come
The Board Of Education NAV NEE. nex'
December. and inzngurase . svptem Of
public schcoi.: bu. il will b remember
ed that they have 10 power TO lerr take.
or appropriate money, and hence ,hou-s
they mar establish system, they csnno
put in operation fer want Of funds; IT,
can Get II tie building. and a--v.ore III
machinery, hu, viii have 10 porer I.
plant the engine, and III, the rnovin,
power there to vc- 4 the uachine-~-arI
their system could hare to remain ID
unfa tn next meeting u the legislature
fv-. vears from this time.
The friends Of the school interests O
tie State appear .o Be ssnGuine tia. vhe
the time for action comes. they VI!
abe 10 succeed, and hare the basis a a
efficient school law insaru-st4d al TIL
session, and that when the Board y Ed
ucation meet theF viii eliminate The De
tails e the same, aud our schools BE- pu
into prosperous condition, and tie Pee
pie vii hare cause to rejoice
NIsDIx.
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The Game Of Frand Pinr.d out in kanxns.

Tie Herald q Freedom Of the 9Th
inst, after referring To tbs finding Of the
election returns under Regent Calhoun =
wooa-rile remarks:
TIE Pro->laFery party concede that 1.-The
game i played out, !" AID tie leaders are
low packing u, preparatory to leaving.
Some Of them hare already sou-h; secu
rlty Il fight to return they are talv eon-
eloas, l. 10 ensure their immediate death
TIE people are aroused, aud ar ready
10 sweep into eternity. At any moment.
every person connected with these fraud
uient movements so rol the people G.
their liberties, John Calhoun, tie fresi-
dent Of The Leooupton Svindle Couven-
ton, Is fugitive from justice His re-
turn will insure tim Vengeance from the
people-but be vii! not return. IL reads
his doom iu the coanteuance u every
honest mzn be meets With tie marx
o. Cain Oh Lis brow, he will continue /.
vanderer and auscast while life lasss
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-20

ejudge Tuthill, requests us To say,
at liz advertisement headed ~Floreuee
Money" vas addressed to persons ipdeb:~
e1 10 him, AMI not t. those who might
wlsA C purchase notes i'll his possession
tina: It Eza inserted il good iaith-tla,
lie has lot, ID single instance since its
publication, refused to take j: ct par from
any Of Lis debtors, in payment n their
snaeb.edles~-4nd that he intends ~ t.
receive il, during tAe time specified
In relation to tae communication n
tue Iemocrat, signed. seyall Cover, Lie
saEs,that bet never had AR peeua;sry eu-
gaeenents with thai gentleman. n9r ever
Lad am money demand against him, con
sequeutly he never refused IT, receive
Florence for auy dsbt due from him.
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4 correspondent q the Aloan! L
msmg .Josy~al. writing - resziiol y" -"
lxss srrinn,cs in the HCass. szT ,
TIE sOusf b evved- / know vn0 !
r-ooxKD. The punpsness riss vnac1
Grow knocked k@iu 6own ID me s1'
ru,ss. os the Southern side Of the lnsn
be-. and the al.rriry and Ere VIII Tses
some 6ft- Republicans bounded ssnss
tie hal 70 joiE tLs SsrnzEle. appalled, iae
Tl.v.hos6srr. Fsther Gii6ings SAID so-
c~y Il nave s.s in this Es-se twenty
v.s-r. and never ssv3ne save Io~sf
NC completely hailed and covec u aasaas
this fifteen hc1.s' contest
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The Washington correspondent Of the
Albany Journal says
MIR. George Bancroft, the historian
after listening TO tie reading Of the Pres
sdents Lecosnptou Message, turned to a
friend and ii glowing words denounced
II ~ the most infamous document ever
sent into Congress.
By the b., among the most zesIou.
opponents Of the Leeompton swindle in
this city, If Henry : Foote, ex-senator
from Mississippi, now Of CaIifornia-he
who, Oh the floor Of the Senate. threaten
ed tia: the people Of Mississippi would
hang Hale If ever be came to that State i"
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a1ss sGr befons TIE .ro Hoase<-shors
uss hundred and ssrea.r bills IN the
hcnS- a1d abouf seventy -Ese ID the g.
aase-nass Of which have nas ba-r srte1
rp0s. and = the Number = being n
creased mach fa<ser than they -se dis
posed e. the prcspeca o. &C czsir ADJOURN
uens u nos aa.serine. r.
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Ex-Gcv, BEEB AoorET-xI.-Ins TIA
O. Ex-Gor, Bebb for nsnslangnser, CON
n@ucea u. Rnckfv~r OF THURSDAY iassr
and the case wzs given to the jury or
Nouday afternoon. who, after retiring
for short tine. returned verdict O.
not ruiirv. TIE facts, ~ Developed IN
L the testimony, did no. differ mater
alsy from the statement uf them ~ the
time Of the unfortunate cecu-ancs which
ed ,o thss-izl Press
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Ten prOt,&aar Al v@1olser. TIE fabse of
tie arr with IL sexs q soung. and the
fsr1er nd h1z sons We nxre ike the
f.rD@r, hs~1 aooling for hep fra1 a.>ss
d.. AID 1g1.in Ton. xrad peighbv- Ja-.-s
SD Ike :siz - As-s a>=1 disappointed
VI ars low vhe-e re hare 60 to - so
we-E IL Ourselves. Or n.- --gsss - -
Asy.. 4 . o. cpzrse ua9=-ssoo1s that -
refer the subiecs Of building . "Eaia-
rod t. Upton" We hzve heretofore
paare1 oar d~r-odesee uyeu n@n who
we're 12g-s interested IL making money
" themselves, than in making railroads
Tor IL Th@ paa generally pursa@s il
b1ildaBg railroads i tie w=ss ass h@@n
10 have = sur~@T and estimates made,
and th@1 =. cous-z~s 10 bald .be rad
Il, so1,. usc=e=sI met, WITT woald take
sar oue fourth tbs price il STOCK
rhlEE shers sa-ar eoaa93a9e lr the pro
peg - r-bG: D@fgre these ussa vii e
&c work. &c g10an. must pe ysas-l II
essn q, i. bond. and mortgages. SUI
cl@ut t. psT tie who.e cost, SC 'hzs they
vii gs. sAesr stock fer nothing. Il :Aas
var tie rad IL made to ea~s ut Ie&ss ouar-
l. vhx. j; ozgnt to cost
We Dc 10. SAT that tits ooure has
p@en pursued t. buiid road t. this
pace, for re hare 10 reason 10 believe
/. hu. but to show thai these contract
oz ffo- g-4csag especially, ere more
careful. Of .asis or1 moner that Of o.1-
- peoples
We cannot sE9rd In these times to
bald -osd il this fang manner. Tie
question ,o 5e answered IL, or ~ ..
tha .aase, s@cu-e the completion Of raj
Fuad &c T,ptoE We believe that We
can. pu. t. ID il, Ne must reach some 9th
er rad, u the dearest practicable posu:
We think tir4s thas point l. IL tie e J
= Z. l., hearty north Of IL. We esn
reach ira: ro4d in slgn; rail=s, and ~
who Know the ground, know ira; the ira
ding would IL very light: We car
grade /: ourselves without ealing IL tie
ala Of noD-resiaeuss, and wne1 1t i. g-s-
3ed We esz II Necessary Axr down a light
rail CT even : fzt rail- ua.I we car d.
Dets~- and use light locomotives, 1--we
.@ks hold Of .nls 9Th CUR coats g and
s!e=res rolled up, determined &c III, j.
through. w~ NAV IT, sure that something
vii turn VI to our a3~autsge, but If Ike
IleaEDer, ~ 81 aowa and ..pxlt for
something 10 turn ", W fear it vii b.
nothing uut the sol! in our streets ..tu-p-
- up," by the huspauduzu's plough
share
live ro1ld avert this dooI, l.. u. e
t. wo-E 81 ozce- organize company and
build . -os1 from Ausuosa to tie VII
TOT Junction, commence immediately To-
"~..~ ''AN
aud then these other thiugs vii follow
a '-As - ' S''4' -" ''+s -"
30 AA'-S
as ''> "- - "' ~ ~
80. &@1 - 'A'""s ''7"'' AL S'''
~ A'' 1a's ' H ~
1~As' tf''S4 = ''e
l. n " A = - ''' =
@'"A's VIII ''''' '4'
f1s7-' ''D '"'' f'A- Ia
'f'''@' % '''a1 ~ ." " a. 74'0.'
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&c. art fr the bss Interests Of tut sssss
n prescribed IN sEsc zrz
Tour msmc-szlass would f1-sne- rer-
resent, taz. - believe and are sx.@6-a,
tha. vs zn show fr7o1 sad cr--npsson
&C the part Of the commissioners and Obj
ere. sufficient to cs1s< shs Legislature e
-. aside TIE arss e. the commissioners
We zgulG. therefore. respectfully urrs
upon ve1r honoszase hocv the irap0-.snee
q: appointing committee, faiir enpDr-
erred to s~no Tor r-rscns and uzp@rz- and
enter into fsl and impartial iuressi-s-
saou IT al matters pertaining to she re-
lp-a.ion of the rsrisol
Il wzs si-pe1 b. 4. {, Barton, and
aftr-f~s others.
After gvod a@al Of discussion for and
against large committee, il WEE referred
to committee e0uPose1 Of she following
members, to vit:
M=ssrz. Collins, M.hoa-, Anthony,
nilz@-, and Merra-y-
! lengthy discussion Wa he'd O. the
sunlse. CO changing CTR system O. DoD-ssr
establishing nes Cnsz, ke- The custom
rss not decided, but We think there viii
uos t. arr great change made.
/ bill azs passed the senate, py q Tots
Ut g &c ., to authorize COUNTIES owning
swamp Aaadss sc appropriate then towards
the construction Of railroads
4 bill re- passed the House requiring
not r=slden, pa2uiiFE to gire security
for costs also ous rep4alipg thai por-
ton Of the Code, which provides that nc
Que b.: Lbs husband o. wife -. ente.
complain. in cases of adultery.
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In referring to the kite passage .. aims
h.p.vaen S@nss0r T-s<en6ec and Jss- Ia
VS.. 8 correspondent Of the n. Y. Lr~Essg
Fsas makes the following his n : third
distinguished individual:
.pouei.s appeared IN the debate once
or .viee.bus the im,a~s. bi:ity o. usiD-
tanning his presen: attitude Il manifest so
e~srr one. exc-p: spparzn:lT himself -
Hs il In MI the discussions or sangec@
connected With ksnsss. ike the IRISH
mans frog. N ambitious aninal thai
rOulaa's live or iand and died In the Wa
ter"
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m arrien.

rrv- " Eaats E-s~ eS .a- az ins1~ . fss
y~ss1~ac- rt sa~ h-ssss'E fatasr M L1rsE noTI
IT, Nass Is~1fsak roos e. gs Gsz.-~ IovD&1ar
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Au~1rE--as -1ps0~ Guards E1sea3 H. celebrate
as sG-4asrs4xy at NAs1larz0Es asTsGs To-
-.@- al gr4s&pE app~N sa-aA4e .us E1e ozEss89G
WILL as 1@4sxer~1 - sE4e NJ !. Gsur-E ~ estAost
P. H. Tn< comps AZ a1ess - IL o'ctgcE. l. n aeg
Grill
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splarIA- NOTICES.

s~s6 vsga 1ns-~s caz-<ssec Bs-Anax na-
s..~x "A ID r~u.s x.s- Es. fa e&c@ sS~sn-- ~ 9 c<ss
v-~ zzsr.A. ~ - F-- s@s-ssss @r 50 ser -sE
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Harrfo~6 County BaGk--vE t~ ssTss . AMI
r. sw- xr eears c1s G-1E szssA-- rssr~ Pay ~
s~r r. e NKAAs --2cxA.
Eg.gB9EDH1 UNIVERSALLY ApPR1F Il
REMEDY -rsa-g0-.4 Ex4-z-s B1r1A cures lis
'sAs-x C tAt E4464e-r a2a@rrs Craze, lF-~Fr
-. Weakness &G- Ee&G E5e 4rTe-sa~eDsns -
xrata@~ eQ8a--- aSa1~L -n1aE1o4f's LclE4a@
Prep&rssayz"
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~T1e House Of Representatives a.
Washington, hare refused to au:ao.zs
the Kansas committee to send for p--s~ns
and papers g the f-zu3z are t. be GOV.
cred ~. b. Congress
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SIcAm SAW MILL
N 4 HISE OMpASy
CAPITAL *a5o.ooo.
= zans@ar 10 s~ss rr~naas4 -isa the .asrs car
=" ~ LIZ purpose q ssrqFsa< the ae<2a1 3D. tbs
COMBINATION
PORTABLE STEAM e4W.WUL
AM eTHrR sxraesgs x.rws~rny
Tney aazs purchases sA~ --sss-~ nAraaa~-v Au,.s,
.@r-asafs rA-aeG o. ~ J. A. ka<sSsH c. 80 -.
Esusrnne-g Vuvss - snna~~s. On ta4 Hua~sr -
et tr - nr<.Rs&saor prepared = .u-rak asAc-r
81 a. k8n1* ln-a rates .rAx "a eve~ e.a.r 81
cred - xnv ssh- essasa.shH-n.
-HE COMBINATION ksvyTII xas pss-rser De
taa-~, issS ard generally arxnnS - = =
the cA@at~x@~ nassz rvxesAeaz. ea~xg 1asF~
f@7asna< E@1h4ss Il tAs wars4. a large naue~~ :,
tbs ssars-y. gansa& casM. snx S0rts Am.-s~. -
wherever rA-~ r4s-sEs hare tested sasr - -.
Aasa~G W lszh~T manufacturers IL preference d !.
The sois~sns ~sEs~ exr~~s.~s sA- r~nerH oxu.op ..
tE"s~ vns Ar~ IsaaE tas lSnaaas.s.aos mil
Ness-s EHsssns 4 cs--s-asleassus Aavs ,xsss
~~a. AID EaTs ts-&a EeSss my exye~sassoas - -
passs-S VIII M performances. l - II ar or = .rw.a
iatsar t1Tez, ~A41a wa a.arh sso-r - =
ply iAs saseT We cut - sr~s - -
=. u sarsr *aA ssnesAllg iess than one
soFN O seS4s Il - the reg ihanr - h~vs - -
nesa~S L or soaasg 10 leng saxe Viii : Is.sa-
r9aa- Aa1 expense - xss Axe novs il fsnr I've =
sst E.aes aas. ard ny il the lss-s - - -
ben. saa-A the xr~ss esraer - - - -
ienx aasaAsee u Esa ~ Sss
is1Es, respectfully. TTssE KERR. II
Loassvilss. fsassense~
II. --=-=7y hz~. purchases ls~Sn.s p.-r
tEEI ARRANGEMENT, ~Gsca - IlsaEr.s<c ~ -
49, Y sAs scaen;.af Aa~raoAa for oesaar - ~.
IhA COMBINATION MILL wi.s II ma -m,x-. -
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TAKEN M by the subscriber ,rr r lee xe.. e
= aapfonA two oo~s described - follows ens
- eew soaus ID Tsarx old nndertts nc ctr -
snds-his % nns ear
Iiror. ran. =. iss ~ -YYv
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NOTICE.

NoiltE u herrss given that nv VIII nrsa.
1 80. = - Eoss 81 sprsngdals Tosnsnip C.1.,
-, -. - : having let ny bed and hoard win.
- - sas1 cause Or prosoeasson unat~s~- 81
persons are notified not se II uss ar harna- -.
=. account - viii not be responsible for a.,,..
@n....ss.l.s nes. aiLAs y. s-xoss.
So A0aA 400 T-w<
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'.hs rfALk HOES. Ha-rcv Tech p,--
- - sff IHf1~s'~-~. for sale hr
DC Nwry
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superior Quality,
Fok TIE rsK on
haskeis. Railroads County. In~r>>
and Law Ofsc<%

and Law Offices.
n.Ahk ...ks and township Pats ana III a,n.,
nnnt Of KILLING. in am desired ns,.srn - .
- re mol eaceisd in tae Tnien
-. - -. " arserIpsaoaa dons in the
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re- SAT- ~ - 'e elcrrai rusewcci satnwcof we'nui
hahogary III. uturr ornaments. carpets oc0fhs, No
couainet g a nyc ssory mansio1 ~ Tenth street be
ssh 3epss NH rsaocd o. ~ purchasers. 70 insure
onp rtfn val - the g,pss Th- following e only par
npsrripion ~ apsI~ C,rn'A'net ~ Sir her via.
ing rooms tafir ws,uus buffet rsiension tahe, carved
al. ~. hichr e~iug ara chars seat splcn
r-ors bronze gsa fxinres antique clock tapestry car
ouse as-two t.r hreakfsstdo; cut clsss ware
ey conceivable rs rptDu silver ia sesice I've pleces
silver saiyer sa silver spoins add forks lieuor
~ "a IN cu rry locs rate tesksts sats buter kni,as
cutlery seis tssifct large variety
vble ornaments. alsr The kitCi y utsnsiis
rsevuod centre and pier table, reception md recunben
aod rosewood cOrDer ami wan eieGere. eleesn
french plse pier glass N COLO fame T. " cscrsore lined
rnrs bronze fixtures lights. heavy enNrri
aerrd window drapery, Parssn shade several very
md splendid bfonzcs ans other Gne hgrcs an
eauetes real hrcu<; riso eight oil paintings by eminent
artists 10 rob gold nsmss nso I'VE matched pnisSs bS ~
saases ae
Middle parIorvevc, carpets s~e ~ -.-, srrnl'r-a W
AVID gold brncael centre table, oval Rlae1 TX
lures Eve ighs; elegantly curved efafy sos.
ce curtains and shades hne usuet clock
snd vases rsewoo chairs inld With saiinneoi fluteuls
carved pianos new perfect
der and fully warranted stool and rsc cabnes &c,
besides host Of other articles which n be appreciated must
Chsnbers second soryTapes.ry carpets carved rose.
wuod tcdsiead, viii rich lace canopy, spcndid hair mat
bedding rosewood bureaus apd cnmodes china toilet sets
ynrutel glass; rosewood b,~kcsse. Hue eprraylugs
Boud.r-iapcstry csuet car ~ ccntre md pier tables,
snsle s,s q enamsic IlFn.urc, shsiea aud curtains
splendid lace Psyfle glass, e.
THIRD $50 fseani carved mahogany belsleaAs bureaus.
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Letit Ng, 80 II0sdwsy.