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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-03-21
ONE MORE VICTIM TO INrEMpERASc,

ONE MORE VICTIM TO INrEMpERANcE.
Mr.. James Norton, living near Onion
Grove, Cedar county, Iowa, was found
dead, near the track of the railroad, on
last Sunday morning. On last Saturday
evening he procured some liquor Of one
of the agents Of hell and got intoxicated
on it, as he always did when he could
get it; he then started up the track Of
the railroad with one other hand of the
railroad, on a hand car. After going
about two miles he got of and said he
would not go any further said he was
going bsok - town. and Re started back
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For 50 so We will furnish the Adre,

For 50 so We will furnish the Adrer
tiser and the Atlantic Monthly or Go.
dcy's Lady's Book for one year.
For Sl.9O We will furnish the Aduer.
tiser aud the Gcassee Farmer, for one
year.
For s2.75 We will furnish the Adeer.
tiser and Arthu-'s Home Magazine, or
Rtcrson's .Nugazine for one year,
For 81 we will furnish the Prairie
Farmer (weekly), the best agricultural
paper in the west, to our subscribers, for
one year.
For 81 We can furnish to our subscri.
bers, Life Illustrated, 6rst rate family
paper, for one year.
For Fifty cents We can furnish our sub,
scribers with the Water Cure Journal,
or the chronological Journal, for one
year.
For sl.25 we can furnish the Satur-
day Eeveni"g Post, "the Oldest and the
best" for one year to our subscribers.
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"a Albert Honesty, the colored ma,

"a Albert Honesty, the colored man,
who went through this county last win.
ter, begging money with which to pur-
chase his wife and child, has written a
letter to s. P. Daniels Of this place, in
which he says that after some trouble he
found his wife and child, they having
been sold since he saw them, and pur.
chased, aud took them to St. Louis where
they now reside. He paid one thousand
dollars for his wife and child. How
many wives and children there are whose
husbands and parents cannot get the
money with which to purchase their own
flesh and blood.
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season, after harvest entirely parches up
and kills out the enfeebled young timo.
thy plants. l have seen in a field Of
wheat of rank growth, timothy th,ch
enough to make good swash and head.
ed out at harvest time, in places where
the wheat happened to be mixed aud not
.owed; while within few feet in the
thick wheat, it took close observation to
observe the small plants Of timothy
struggling for an existence. Timothy
nor no other kind Of grass no more needs
protection from the sun or dew or rain,
nor is no more benefited by such protec.
tion than would corn, or wheat, or oats.
In wet season with occasional rains sf-
tor harvest and in the fall, timothy does
tolersbly well sowed with oats if sowed
early; but in dry season l never saw il.
stand well, and sometimes it dies entire
ly out. Spring wheat is much better
crop to sow timethy seed with than oats,
it should be sowed rather thin it does
not grow rs rank and shade the ground
or absorb the moisture like oats 1t is
generally sowed earlier than oats and it
will do to SOW it when there is danger
of oats being killed by early frosts. Bar
ley is better crop to SOW timothy with
than wheat, it does not grow so tall and
rank, ard is ripe and out Of the way
sooner than wheat, timothy when sowed
with a crop Of small grain, should be
sowed after the grain is sowed and har-
rowed once, it should then be cross har-
rowed, aud it ought to be rolled. If in
a dry season the timothy should be thin,
after harvest or in the spring SOW on
more seed, but do not harrow or pillow
( have known timothy fields partly p'ow.
ed up in the fall, and what was left till
spring equally thin) made a fair crop
Although timothy is better sowed alone
than with crop, l think it is not gen
orally enough better to pay for the loss
Of a crop Of grain.
1t is profitable to raise timothy for the
crop Of seed,it will average FIVE or seven
bushels OF seed per acre-average price,
two dollars per bushel. 1t does not take
any preparation of the land when sowed
with crop of grain. 1t takes less labor
to harvest, thresh, and market tn an
wheat; the hay after threshing, if vel
stacked, will pay for threshiug. The
pasture in the fall is often worth nearly
half as much as the crop and it does no
wear the land like wheat. 1t is bad pol
icy to pasture timothy meadows in the
spring,
Many Of our driest slsughs will bring
excellent timothy, and along the edges
clover, and the wettest will bring good
rcd top The best way to seed sloughs
is to leave the wild grass on until spring
then burn it off and as soon as the frost
is out three inches deep, SOW the seed
and harrow we'll with sharp toothed
harrow-the more the bett<r. If the
slough is not too soft aud mirery it can
be narrowed when the frost is all out
To SOW the sloughs without narrowing
If they are annually moved or pastured
the tame grass will run the wild gras.
out after a while, but it is much better
to harrow. o. NJ. c.
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THE PosT OFFICE ELEcTloN-on last
Saturday, resulted as follows: For s.
s. Daniels, lis votes; for J. S. Tuthlll,
IA votes; for j. L. Ray, 9 votes and
for r. NJ Long, s votes. We do not
express the half we feel, when We say
that We are extremely grateful for the
vote which we received. We thank our
friends, and will endea'or SO to act that
none Of thcm shall ever have cause to re-
greet their last vote.
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~ The annual examination Of Il

~ The annual examination of the
Upton Union School will commence on
Monday next We hope that everybody,
and especially those who grumble about
our schools, will attend the examinations
and see for themselves whether or no it
pays. We understand that there are to
be three exhibitions on different eve
nings, at the Court House, during the
week, and that a small entrance fee will
be charged to pay the necessary inciden-
tai expenses. See notice Of examination
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-03-21

REAPING MACHINES We would call
attention to the advertisement of. H.
Manny's Reaper aud Mower, which will
be found in another column. We hear
high concentrations of this reaper from
all who have used it, as being of the
lightest draft, simplest construction, and
as a consequence, the least liable to get
out of order Of any Of the many machines
that have been used in this county.
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Read the Medical Testimony.

A distinguished medical gentleman says, In Z letter
to the proprietor: 1t may be little irregular for
to say anything in favor OF patent medcine but still
must bear witness to the efficacy Of DR.. Hooaand's
Balsamic Cordial My wife had long been suffering
under q violent cold, which defed all the curative
means at my command ; when, without my knowledge,
she purchased bottle Of the Cordial and was wish
bly, rel eyed that myself procured second bottle for
her; on taking the contents Of which she was ally
cured"
This invaluable remedy, to the ehicacy Of which 9TH
er medical men have testified, well ~ the writer Of
the Above,is
Philadelphia and for sale by Druggists and Storeke
ers throughout the U. s. and Canadas Price Is cents
per bottle.
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~ We thank our friend at Onion
Grove for the " item he sends US, and
hope that he and others will send US all
news iteme. Friends, rememember that
all such things help to make paper in
teresting.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-03-21

J. G. SCHMUcKER starts for the East
next week, where he will lay in a large
stock of goods for this market. In the
meantime, they will sell their present
stock cheap to make way for the new one
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-03-21

TIEND1sH. Some fend in human
shape, few nights since, at Mechanics
vile, killed two valuable horses belonging
to a Mr.. Aiusworth The horses had
been sold but not delivered, and were
found one morning with their brains
knocked out, supposed to have been done
with an axe
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-03-21

On the next morning some one Of the
hands were passing along the track and
discovered him frozen to death, in ditch
near the track of the railroad. Let this
be warning to others. x.
March 10, 1861.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

FI>HE ADVERTISER, having been restored to health
i in few weeks BY very simple remedy, amer
having suffered several years with lung aec.
ton, and that dread disease, Consumptonis anxious
to make knoTn his the means Of
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scripton used Tree Of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
SURE CuRE for Cossu xrrros, ASTHMA, Bronchitis &c.
The only object of the Advertiser in sending the Pre-
serip.ion benefit the aict-d, and spread nforma.
ton which he conceives to be invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILlIAMssuoH, Kings County, New York.
October II, ls60-n4lv7y1
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"a Mark your bags, and in order to
do that right, call on A. H. Perry, at
Browns cabinet shop, and get your
name cut in brass, that will last forever.
He has the tools and ink to do il with.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-03-21

~ Buy your Stoves, Tinware, &c at
the "Muscatine Stove Store, "Muscatine,
Iowa. Mr.. BRowNELL is Agent for the
Manufacturer, and will sell below Chicago
prices. Stoves warranted for one year.
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Shoe as a Nescspoper Ghoss coi's's's are N
all times crowded pith nrc Advertisements, ana zee
will siosc you consr"ssty aiirs With BUSINESS "d
enterprise. The age is mcr.g ons A ma" that
sta.ds in these slater days. ~iU ~ short ss"e. td
himself behind his conTe,ua~s. az
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-03-21

FRED. HEcHr & Co., of Onion Grove,
have received the FIRST instalment of
their spring stock of goods, which they
are selling cheap. Call and see them.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-03-21

FRIEND l. CULBERrsoN are the 6rst to
receive new supply of goods for the
spring trade.
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.

The undersigned having purchased the right Of
CONKLlN 4 NEWTON'S PATENT BROADCAST
SEED SOWER for the counties Of Cedar, Jones, and
Linn would respectfully inform the public that ne can
supply limited number OF these machines which are
manufactured and sold At his farm at ONION GROVE,
Cedar county, Iowa. =, c.,
This mac hne posses the following merts. iM-sm
plicity in construction. 2d-Lightness OF drAught.
h-Wil net clog in sowing grain or seed, vet or dry
4th-Amount sown always seen and easily regulated.
5th-Will SOW from two ten feet wide, as desired
6th-Will SOW from twenty to twenty .hve acres IN
day with . saving Of one peck to the acre OF seed
7th-w yield from three TO I'VE bushels TO the acre
moro than u sovsd BY hand. -
Onion Grove. Feb S7th, IeAl.
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~ See advertisement of Prof. L.
MlLLERS Hair Invigorator, aud Liz.
uid Hair Dye, in another column.
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Wilton Market.

Corrected weekly by F.BACON, dealer In Pro.
duce, Dry.Goods. etc.
WiLroN, Iowa, March leth, la6l.
Wheat 66@G7c. Corn, in ear, lac. Oats, l2Q
II. Barley, 25c. Butter 10. Eggs 8.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT..

LOCAL DEP ARTMENT
Agents for the Advertiser.
A ADVERTISING AGENTS IN ST. LOUIS
IA Messrs. KENNEDY h O'DoNo6HuE. General
Advertising, Collecting and Commission agents,
Is Olive street. St. Louis, Mo-, our accredited
Agents in that city, and they are authorized TO
receive Advertisements for the TIrToN ADvKR.
rIsER, and collect bills for the same;
s. s. DANIELS, Publisher
". RArusuN, Of Pioneer, is authorized to receive
subscriptions for the ADvxRrsxR, and receipt for the
same.
rP C.H. SCRIvEN, Adcs-tisiag .fgsnt. CO Deer
bora strsst, CAeago IS GstAov,ed to receive 4drer-
tsemssts fer tAis sad sU tAs lssdsag papers Of 'he
NORTH Wssf.
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Muscatine Market.
whea.-New 6s@7O, Flour, $3.50 Vbbl
Winter LOO. Corn, in the ear. zoe.
harley, 40c. Oats-New, l5c.
Beans 40c650. Eggs. 90
Apples-Green. @$2.oo Butter, l5c.
Dried, s. 80 Hides-Cfreen, &c.
Lumber$lOd3O " 1000 B." Dry lint94loc
Live cattle, 81 90 q 81 so per cwt.
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On March l4th, 1861, at the residence Of Mrs
Eunice Dwinell. Of Springfield township, by Ell
der s. A. BAdLEY. Mr.. JOSEPH KEPPARD. and Miss
MARCIA DwISELL, both of Cedar county, low a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-03-21

'COSTAR'S"
Vermin Exterminat0rs,
ONLY INVALUABLE RExEDIEa ENoW1"
Destroys Instantly
EVERY FORM AND sPECUD ~
We R N IN.
Those remarkable preparations tuni.ks ~ ~.
ers) srs
Free from Poisors'
Not dangerous to the humss family"
"Rats come out Of their holes e d."
10 years and more established In New York city,
USED blythe City Post once.
USED Blythe City Prisons AID 0tat1ss
1orses.
USED BY-City Steamers. Ships, 30
USED Blythe City Hospitals. Aims Hsas-
es, &c.
USED Blythe city hotels ,-"Astsr,' -
Nicholas" &c.
USED Blythe Boarding Ecusea &c.
USED BY-more than SC, 900 Private raAl.
lies
See whos 'he People, Pseu and DAsisrs
s0J.
troubled With reaches and Mice actually ashsa.
ed Of the house Ipurchsseda box Of your Extssnio.
ator and tried Il, and in week there was ase .
Roach or Mouse IN the house.
JOHN B. OWENS No. ~ Elm Strese.
Observation-Disclosures with vermin, need -
90 longer II they use "Costar's Extermnators. We
have used 1t to sat- sfac:ion, and box cost 3S,
We would have it. We had tried poisons, but they e.
fected aoth'ng; but Cossrs article knocks the besatA
out Of Rats Mice and BED Bugs, quicker than caA
Medina (O.) Gaiens.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed aaau.
ally in Grant County by vermin, than would pay tt
tons Of this Rat and Insect Killer-Lanesstsv tvs)
Herald.
HENRY n. COsrAR.Yo Exterminator 70 received
box OF It, and the way the rats and mice around eOs
premises ''rssed Ned'' that night was . caution -
sleepers. Since then not Rat Mouse has bssa
heard In the kitchen or ceilar-.HaSrsEsr (IsOs)
Tmss
IHAvE BEEN sELLING-Your Ex,erminssor sss
the last and have found sASt every tiDs.
have not known 4 TO fail in \ single instance.
GrcUac Eosr, Druggists, Cardington, o.
WE ARE SELLING-Your preparations rapidiy.->
Wherever they have been used Rats, Nice, koasAso,
aud Nermin disappear Immediately.
EcKER q SrourvEs, Druggists, New Wlndsso, ~
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I'VE can now furnish all
who may desire, with Blanhs Of almost every
description, neatly printed, and Of the most
approvsd forms.
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Onion Grove Market Report
For week ending March 10Th, 1861.
Wheat, 62@65; Corn, l5@l7; Oats O01ls; Tim.
othy seed, $2.25: Clover seed, S. 250t000; Butter
l0c; Salt, $2.75 " Dbl. n. n. FRIEND
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GREAT NEWS
Pixies Peak!
Large Nuggets Of Gold
Found.
-es~ea3>ee-
PROCEEDS EMPLOYED By
e. & NJ. C Hill ID y
.ssss1 In the purchase Of the Lar. alta
~ LEST and BEST selected
416sS stock of Goods ever brought
TO THIS MARKET. Bear In mind. citizens OF
Cedar that our goods were bought with the
READ L, anu hk consequence puiNhopS~ - ''"~
lowest market price, thereby enabling uS
10 Compete Nth Ricsr pr'sss.
We would call your attention to the following
schedule OF our staple goods, which We VA! &c"
AsLOw AS THE LOWEST. consisting In
SCGAR-Rrown,
Coffee" Y W,;,"
Pow. JAVA COFFEE.
AMER SYRUP,
n. Y. s. II. syrup;
United States
Sugar House Moiosse';
GuNPowDLR TEA;
Imperis,
Young Hyson
Black
n n Raisins;
Scedless"
DRIED PEACHES pared
" IMPAIRED
Apples:
Prunes:
Carbonate Of Soda; Sal Soda; Saleratus. Gin
ger; cloves; mustard; pepper; a!!spice; essence
coffee; havoring extracts; oeeswsx; hops,ink;
SOAPS-Toilet soap. chem. olive, Austrian
chem. Crosby & Meachems chemical. rosin and
palm soaps.
! LlGHT-Star candles, ta,iow do Kerosene
| oil: camphen ne; burning fluid.
| FlSH-Cod.fsh; ~hi.e.fsh; trout; mackerel;
| The best assorted stock OF
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Muscatlue Marke'

Davenport Market.
Wheat 70@75c. Oats, lie. Barley, $50.
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! s = - - 40 Wnlas Grey.
Iva sswa Asads viii .sesaiag. sasla
Il Red llps shptsiag over peasle, s.,.s SIS
s% Ban feet white and vet Nth dne. - 80
Isss,s 49,. -. -, 49, ~ ~
Z, V..;s ~ ~ ~ %.,r - C my -st s..s
z. = = M - saass q itsH
ThSy wets Standing vhsrs 'bfoot sssass 4
y Bsndins IKE Shephsrdab crook. .is.es
Flashed IL silver, and thick ianks
" sen :. ~snowsringed tae o:nks
-. . soouea . sn0 nsiI ~ pay
-, ~ ans Wilns 49,
Thsy, had cheeks Ike cherries red 8 IS
10 No isller-most : head !: ~, r. ~ ~. 8. :
She. With aruna IKE vrSafha IL snev s
wung : Dasket % ana iso. os.f las ss4ss!
~ w. AoltetSos , rnt y PseS,rs sls eaJ
nssseEAn& y Hihs Why ssi asp
s NPtstty KssieIs.W1llie said-...nsss I1s s.
And siers came : dash Of red 81 ~
q THROUGH The brownness of lie cheek.
2 boyn ., ssssog sad S'rls 'ass wsaE, Z
1 ~. ~ ceny, % VIZ
{ A.ssss ues1ss up tee NIL
Katie answered. With Iaust. $ {.
You shAll carry only. half - ~ ..i.
And then, tossing back her .eurls,
en1c9ys arS Xesk = wen e elrie
M ~ ~ sa I.nx. sn.s A.us er
III - - - ~ = ~ sns ~ = s.,
Mem are only hoys grpvn tall, a azsg :;
Hearts don't, change much. aftsr Ill:
And When, long years from that dsy. -
Katie Lee and Willie Groy
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TIE PxopLE OF LOUISIANA OProsKD TO sEcEs-
EsioS-The st. Louis Republican publishes the
following: tt9eaa S as
Extract of . letter from New Orleans, from ?
gentleman born in Virginia, and who has always
resided in the South, and now . resident Of that
city: a5sas tsE
II am glad that an where can see the ball
Of revolution In motion. Tho doings Of South
sfn politicians excite me considerably. con-
scientifically believe tbs. the people have very
little 70 do with It. The ordnance of sscession
was received in this city with perfect indiffer-
ence. They attempted to get up an illumination,
lbut not one window In hundred had candle
init, and It ID very well known that . majority
| Of the people are opposed TO disunicn, but all
have 70 Weld to the storm Of popular fury and
madness that b raging At the present time.
an strong in the belief that the Cotton States
will b glad enough aftsr while to get back
under The shadow Of our national Gag.
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Buaa uxss.a. friaa,. y. lsb. Il


ertsl 81 Bul1rxsssa, Friday, -, Isb II.
We have no change y make in market mat
tsn thia week. The weather Il unfayorable-
vet rainy and snowy. Nothing is doing and n
staples are coming in. &c ssssssaisa ssil ailss
The iesis sin strong, but threatens daily dis
solution. We qnots . follovs; ~ Il : &
$ SUGAR-70s-eru ii; refined white
lite. Clarified 10. Maple Sugar, lo0l2e
~ a..ilfgs Asss sssFsa = "a ass ses.E
Il COFFEE ssas .ssgifsj !. 81.
l0LAssES-By the Dbl, Rsboilsd 10; -Syr.
sps 4e@60; hegs ~ 80. 4sheslss q ssi,aas
NALS-AsA. y s0@3 rs. s i i a5F
iERuIT-Raisins, prime, - Is. s II ~ s.
BROOAS-Sl b002 90 per dozen. a,s
iLOuk-Steady. Spring wheat, Wholesale,
M6o; retail $500 winter, =, 50 wholesale, $500
WHEAT-spEns ao@7sc; Winter sss@e5e
CORN-l7@ls}c eta ., ~. s. "a, - 1890
RYE-40c. r.
REANS-s0c per bush. IA 4 I9t,s.; ttl
PoTATOES-lbc per bush. ~ % isfa,
/ 0ATS->1kc. $500. sri ,S.ss5s,si n Ii
BUTTER-1o0lle Il asirs55s 6.
i ONIONS 40@s0c.i Il. s. ~ ..s - s-,s.,S
HAY-Timothy, S7@49.,s ~ sae. b s5s =
4 WOODS S0@4s 90. s s.1s,sai az +
HIDEE1reen, 4@43c.; Dry Flint lo0lla
Green Sailed 5@5}c, frm. 80, $50
/ WHISKEY-l6(0lsc.-f Ill "a 9,,ssssi-,.
! CHICKENS-$ 2bi9l 80 per dozen. qN
sLARD-s@l0c. per b in bulk aiia s,
APPLES-75c@$l 90. ss.,,..it,-. So ~ -
DRIED APPLEs--s@7o per b. 81
/ TIMOTHY SEED 81, rs to $500 per bush. I.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED -sO@40c y
bsshel No Sale. ss.s, II, s., ss,-.s5a. -,
CORN MEAL-25c per bush. s 5
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-&l,25@Sl.5O per
oWl 49,, - Fsg..sss,..si
BACON-Hams lo@llc; shoulders &c
9des l0c; i gsv,
RAGS-l}c per b. .esas 81 FL s.g IA
! sNis5,3 IA ii.i sPH. CUR.
EXCHANGE-New York, selling 4 OF
ia t.ss,or I, Boston, !" ~ I 81
u Philadelphia, :. I 81
4 Chicago, ages Z
10 ssf :. 4ss d st. Louis, m fs I
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Nx~nHf AeAl1es ~ NV YORK C1x1AAL NAIL
10AD.---A ease has Jsesbeeni0 eoidcd N th0 Cif
cult Court, held at Syracuse, wherein vssdic
was given against the Central Railroad. III
mad .hs ro.d for i. N ,aas fore sc,;rs Ia .rsr,
svs cents f.rs a,,dsr e ata,s. rl.;n.,T .l,esins
ths, ,ha ,;nLs, e,;,., ~ss ;,,r,,s,sr,v .os.d snd
he was obliged to get aboard OF the train with
out a ticket. Verdietfor plaintiff $50.
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,S sunlra''on aproau, ancneeter tEng-
n nJ paper speakfng OF his cou,se 10 our pre-
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are born to render powerful assistance In build
shine in history among those vho have 4 talent
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No.siDkRATE:-Iherels rumor that the au'
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tncauoh OF resignins his commission. Is
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