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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-04-25
tHron sAs Davenport 0assssssf
Dispatches lOv thr OoveTnnf .-.Gov. AAsAe
wOO<iss prOclaNatIOiIs

r tYrom the psveuposs 0assesssf
Dispasche lov tnr Oovernrf .--0ov. Kirk.
woods Proclamation.
Yesterday We stated Gov. kirkveod
had telegrsphed to Wasbingts" me
evening previous to know if the rc9unl-
tion had been made on hlnr for seg'-
ment Of troops from this State. he re-
ecivcd yesterday the following dispatches
from the Secretary Of War:
WAsHISGroS April lS lscl.
r. III. Erseilssey ss~s.'J. xirss'sa, 0'rs''''
Cali made on you by .o-uighss mail for
one regiment of militia for immediate
service. SIMON CAMERON,
Secretary Of War.
wAsHIScroS, April ls, lsrl
r. ssmss!J Ki-kssod:
1t will suffice if your quota Of volun-
tees be at its rendezvous by the twentieth
(2Oth) Of May. SIMON CAMERoN,
Secretary Of War.
This gives the Gov time to act more
deliberately. Last evening We received
from Gov. kirkwood the following pro-
clamation
GOVERNOR PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, The President Of the Uni
ted States has made a requisition upon
the Executive of the State of Iewa for
one regiment of militia to aid tho Fed
eral Government in enforcing its laws
and suppressing rebellion. Now, there
fore, /, Samuel J. Kirkwood, Governor
Of the State of Iowa, do issue this Pre-
clamation, aud hereby call upon the
militia of this State Immediately to form,
in the different counties, Volunteer Com
panies with a view Of entering the active
military service of the United States for
the purpose aforesaid. The regiment at
present required will consist of ten com.
panies of at least 7S men, each including
one Captain and two Lieutenants to be
elected by each company Under the
present requisition only one regiment
can be accepted, and the companies as-
ceptcd must hold themselves in readiness
for duty the Goth Of May next at far
thest, If a sufficient number of compa-
MES are rendered, their services may be
required. If more companies are formed
uuu Teporteu tnau eau Oc EcceIVeV UOVcE
the present call, their services will be
required in the event of another requisi-
tion uron the State The nation is in
peril. a fearful attempt is being made
to overthrow the Constitution aud die.
sever the Union. The aid of every loyal
citizen is invoked to sustain the General
Government For the honor of our State,
let the requirement of the President b
cheerfully and promptly met.
SAM'L j. kIRKWoOD.
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Everybody recollects the diamond
wedding of the rich old Cuban and the
young New York belle. A recent letter
from Cuba says:
at may interest my fair readers to
remember that Havana is the homo Of
Signor Oveido, the hero of the diamond
wedding. Here he is known as q mu,at-
to, at least half black, and he Is said to
be Blue Beard for brutality. He is
rich but, as he and his bride are Of
course excluded from all good society,
his wealth can hardly compensate his
lady for the Sights and seclssion to
which her life is henceforth destined.-
A sad aud dearly bought conclusion Of %
brilliant bridal.
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The Spirit Of the Nation.

PHILADELPHIA Aprlt IO.
A mob of 200 boys visited the resi-
dence of some Seccssionists, compelling
them to hoist the American flag. Tho
Chief of Police arrested the ring leader.
Mayor Henry issued proclamation
declaring that treason against the Union
must not be permitted, and asks citizens
to make known every person aiding the
enemy by enlisting munitions or provis-
ious.
The Legislature has passed law max
ing counivance with enemies punishable
by fine of S., 900 or ten years impris-
onment.
The second regiment, of 1000 men
rendered their services to the Govern.
ment. They are Irishmcn.
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Grapes from Cuttings.

l send you the following remarks on
the propagation of grape vines from cut
ting, which may be done with very little
trouble:
Have a box two feet high, and about
two and half feet wide-the length a.
you require-6ll half full of we'll pulver-
lied soil; prepare the cuttings with
three eyes; cut smooth below the bot
tom one place them in slanting posi-.
ton, with the last bud just above the
soil take sixpenny worth of cotton cloth,
nail tightly over the box; give warm soft
water freely every evening; place the
box in sunny nook, and in few weeks
your box will be filled with grape vines
ready for potting or planting 10 borders.
From one who is experimenting on the
culture Of the vine in small green home
in summer, and in the esllar through
winter. Country Gentlsnan.
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IS Bread or Blood '..DestitutiOn i'm Missis.
sippi..C0rn Riots Threatened.

- 0tS0Q or ISlOO0 zee ADeSttutlO0 m MlS9tSO
sippi..COrn Riots Threatened.
From the Brandon (diss) Republican of March asth.l
The Board of Police of this county
met on Saturday last to adopt some meas.
ures to relieve the wants of the poor and
destitute. It was proposed by somo to
appropriate the funds in the county
treasury for that purpose, but the Board
has no authority for doing it, and they
adjourned without any definite action,
except to call q meeting of the citizens
Of the county on Saturday next, to see if
some measures of relief could not be
adopted. We hope there will be large
meeting Of those who are able to give,
and that they will all give to the extent
of their means. Something must be done,
and that speedily too, or hundreds Of our
citizens piX certainly perish aoith hunger.
We want to see those that have been de.
nouncing that good and pure hearted old
gentleman, Benz Hawkins, and boasting
that they were ready and willing to give
half they had to the poor, come forward
and subscribe literally. Will they do it?
We will venture the prediction that one
hundred dollars will not be subscribed by
that class of men in the county. Some
Of them have been appealed to heretofore,
and their reply was that there was no one
in need except few lazy, drunken and
trifing fellows. We deny it. There
are hundreds of hard ,oorking, honest
men, ,cho are almost entirely destitute,
and ,oho must suffer unless they get RELIEF
IN some form. We have heard Of large
number Of men who have given up their
crops and gone off to hunt work and get
food for their families. If they had the
corn TO feed thoir families and stock they
could make crop and pay for it IN tho
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Enthusiastic Union Meeting.

WASHINGTON, April II.
A large and enthusiastic Union meet.
ing was held last night Strong Union
resolutions were adopted, dcnouncing all
as traitors whose voices are not heard to
sustain the Government
Salutes were fred in honor of the stars
and stripes, which were displayed in all
parts of the city. A volunteer company
was formed Immediately. The man who
first signed the roll is one of our most
prominent clergymen.
WASHINGTON, April l6.
The Administration expects the pas.
sage of secession ordinance in Virgin.
ia, and is taking most effective and com
prehensive measures for the protection
of the federal property in that State.
Advices from western Virginia state
that the Unionists are preparing to resist
secession. There is no doubt of the 10y.
atty Of the majority of the citizens Of
Maryland. The call for volunteers is
rapidly responded to. The Government
has already been offered one regiment
from Baltimore.
The Government has information that
the Unionists in Virginia, Maryland and
Missouri will raise contingents, even
though their respective Governors should
refuse to act under the Presidents re.
QUESTION.
The War Department is confident of
the reinforcement Of Pickens. The com.
mander has been ordered to fire upon the
confederate troops if they do not discon-
tinue the erection of batteries
At least 5000 troops from New York,
Philadelphia and Rhode Island will be
here in less than three days. A militia
ry encampment will be formed on the
heights commanding Washington.
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Tile occupation of Dominica by the
spaniards seems to be "fxed fact" In
addition to the force already sent amount.
ing to nearly 1900 men, as many more,
according to our latest advices, were
about to be sent under command of Gen.
Pelaez, an experienced officer. The cal.
ling in of the Spaniards was the act Of
the President of the Republic and few
other influential citizens, who had uu-
doubtedly been corrupted by bribes from
the Captain General of Cuba,
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MONTGOMERY Anril17
Movement Of Troops.

BosroN, April II.
The steamer s. X. Spaulding, which
leaves this afternoon for Norfolk, will
take GAO troops. Their destination is
said to be Fortress Monroe The remain.
der will start overland tonight by spec
ial train.
The Western Bank has rendered a loan
of $50, 900 to the State, and other Bos.
ton banks agree to increase the amount
to one million for the defense of the Gov
ernment.
The steamer American sailed to day.
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THE SOUTHERN TARIFF.-M. Bloc

THE SOUTHERN TARIFF.-M. Block
& Co., commission merchants Of this
city, have received a letter from New
Orleans, stating that shipment of mcr.
chandise sent by them for Texas will not
be suffered to pass that port till an orig.
inal invoice and the duty money of the
same are forwarded to the Custom House,
Will the people Of the Mississippi Val.
ley permit this obstruction TO the free
navigation Of our great river - Musca.
tine journal.
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quired from Philadelphia, while the ex
empt volunteers, by age, are forming re.
serve guards for the protection Of the
city,
Intelligence from Harrisburg states
that more than 10000 have already been
accepted
Senator Biglcr has pronounced in fa-
vor Of sustaining tho Government all
hazards.
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.. e. COM MPTON.
Forwarding / Conmissiea Merchant

MUsCATINE. IOWA.
HANKrUL for the pstrona-a h.,..o.. -.
~ tended me by the merchants and others of
t,P Upton and vicinity hope By prompt and faith.
~ sttenfton 10 any business iutrusted 20 nav
ss1e, 20 merit Its continuanco.
@ S..s ss::; { s,s:s:,. ssse:, sr;x:ss.s & x.s:. 1sy@
4. Osilvis.
:. i...:..;,i 4 S:.; i:.s cay; T. Beer C.. cs:esse
~ y. y. Holden. Washington, Iovs.
Aasstins, Jups -. leoo:tf
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Things at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, April II.
The patriotic declaration Of Gov. Hicks
for the Union, has kindled great enthus.
iasm.
The enlistment for volunteers is pro-
cssding rapidly; 5000 have already en-.
rolled, which Is more than the quota 70.
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The bill for the enslavemcnt Of free
negroes in Virginia has been adopted
Its practical effect will be to force into
slavery sixty or seventy thousand free
persons-an act of baseness without =
parallel in any civilized country.
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Money rendered.

New HAVEN, CT, April l6.
The Elm Bity Bank has rendered to
the Governor of the State $4,000 to-
wards.meeting national emergencies, with
liberty to draw at sight.
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The Tax upon Northern SHIPMENTS

The Vicksburg Wing of the 25th ult.
states that from 81, 500 to $4,000 were
collected there the previous day under
the tariff laws of the new Confederacy.
Of course, this was all upon products of
the United States, which the seeding
States previously received free of duty.
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- Breckenridge recently made a
speech in Kentucky, in which be en-
dorsed the Crittenden Compromise as
precisely the embodiment Of his polite.
al principles" on the slavery question.
So al those who have been supporting
the Crittenden Compromise will b pleas
70 understand that they belong to the
Breckinridge party
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The telegraph made mistake, few
days ago, in reporting the number Of
men required to form regiment under
the Presidents requisition at 1880. II
is $50. Iowa is called upon for only one
regiment She is ready to furnish three
or four, with scarcely an effort.
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Flying Artillery.

READING, Pa, April l6
The Ringgold Flying Artillery, Of
Reading, Capt. James McNieht, 1850
men, with four field pieces, received a
requisitiou from the Governor this morn
ing to set out this evening at 6 o'clock
for Harrisburgh,
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REMOVAL OF COUNTY SEArs.-By .
vote Of the people, on Monday Of last
week, the county seat Of Allamakee ooun-
ty vas removed from Wsukou to Lansise,
and that Of Jackson county from Beljs.
vue to Andrew.
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- T. MAHONY 4 Bro,
II A I l. @ r S

NE door below Myers Hardware Store. Al
Nvwork entrusted to our care will be attended
to promptly. made in the latest fashions and war.
rahted to give entire satisfaction. Charges reas-
onable. Give us call.
Upton. March IA, 1860. lln.
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ANTONIO vERCIA,
barber and Hair.Dresser.

AZ opened a BARBER SHOP IN linton. and ia nov
&C. so.s ~, 70 shave, Cut and Dress Hair, Shampoo,
sssin.ccn onS exRsrience he feels conndent Of ving
on'on House Shop closed ats 4. N. on sundays.
, . rs;n.-He Is also prepared to do WHIrEW SIZING
! sne most approved manner In,.r11
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ALBANY, April 16,

ALBANY, April 16.
A telegram was received in the Legis-
lature, stating that the crowd in New
York city compelled the Herald to hoist
the American flag. That paper is now
out for tho Union.
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Rhode Island Prem ring.

PRovlDENcE, r. l., April II
The Legislature has passed bill au-
thorizing the raising of a regiment. 1t
is understood that 100000 will be ap-
proprlated.
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Upton Tanncry.

u: !. J. DAIRY would announce to the
Eh tor customers on the shares or for pay
The highest cash price will be paid for hides
We have fine assortmene OF Leather on hand,
which we will sell low for cash, or exchange it
for hides.
Upton. August 80, 1860.
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From Montgomery.
MONTGOMERY, April

MONTGOMERY, April l6.
Gen. Pillow guarantees TO raise 10, ,0OC
men in Tennessee in 20 days, if Presi
dent Davis will accept of them, and there
is no doubt but that he will
Hon. A, II. Stephens, in Atlanta, Co.,
last night said that it would require IS
times $4,000 men to intimidatc the Con.
federatc States, and then it would not be
done.
Of the $4,000 troops called out to day
5000 are from each State except Flori-
da. The number from that State being
5000.
MONTGOMERY, April II.
A gentleman Of this city has taken
sl25,O 900 Of the Confederate States loan
at par, and paid the amount in gold.
There will be from $4,000 to 100, 900
men in the field in less than so days.
The Government is likely to get large
amounts of money from the European
builders.
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He would respect
fully inform his
friends and Gus
toners that he has
on hand . very
large assortment of
Carriage. Buggy,
and Wagon Har-
ness; Ladies and
Mems Saddles; bri
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buggy and team whips . good assortment of
Collars &c, which will ba sold at prices to suit
the times. 91CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
Upton. January 18th, 1861.
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NegOtiating for an IRON Vessel.

IUKOETO, April 10.
Agents of the American Government
arc here endeavoring to purchase the
steamer Perliss. She Is an iron vessel,
built on the river Clyde in Scotland, and
is very handsome craft
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MUscATINE, April l8
Slxtythree men volunteered this even.
ing to support the Government.
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THE WILTON HOUSE.

opposite rHE RAILROAD DEPOT, WILTON,
OIOWA. F. McELRoY, Proprietor Satisfac-
tion guaranteed in all cases. Hacks leave for
Upton, Onion Grove, and other points, daily
Wilton, January lst ls6l-s:l
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=. z. M U z z Y,
Manufacturer and dealer in
o A D D L Z 3, HA h n e q 8,
BUGGY TRIMMINGS, &C.,

West Of the Court House Sqaare, Triton, Iowa
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Rejoicing Mt Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Va, April is.
The excitement here continues, and
the people are waiting for further news
from Washington and Richmond
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Different males in attend

Total for the year: Different males in attend
ance, ~
Different females, 4O
Total, 81
Daily average for the year, 3s
Per cent Of attendance, II
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J. NJ. LONG Il W. G. DODGE,
Physicians and Surgeons,
Cedar Bluifs, Covers Ferry,
March 10Th, 1859,

EXCHANGE OFFICE.
SHHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BE
- had of the Subscriber in sums to suit pur-
chasers. Certificates Of Deposit and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, cashed. American gold furnish
ed at a smnli premium.
~ Once over Holtslanders store.
= re = ........- WM II. TCTHILIA
Upton, Iowa: July let lsG0.
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BrLDHCaNEa.
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES.



bad their origin in great public wanL-medlcines
for al the wants Of fecuratives that father, moth
or, nurse or traveller could always have by them.
and always rely upon,--so simple that mistake can-
not he made In tie selection; 20 harmlca that all
may use them with impuniiy, aud 80 efficient tta,
| all may rely upon them with safc.y. Such they
have proved Thousands Of families use them daily
for all the Ills and ailments Of every day life, and
rarely are seriously sick or have need b. call ply
sician. Thousands, " iii some single specific, have
cured themselves II serious chronic diseases Of ye,rs
standing, and upon which they have spent hundreds
In vain and among the million who use them, none
question their purity or efficacy.
But a. no genuine coin is without rs corp,erfe;t
- under tie shadow Of II MPHREY's SPECIFICS
| a number TuadstDI "Curntves" or Remedies"
have come ~. whose principal " ~ lear invo-
luntory testimony to the worth Of tie original Such
trash is but the froth that success always throws u
The surface.
These shallow knavcs Just know enough % cory,
but No enough 10 INNEN1-they know enough %
STEAL but not enough 10 ORIGINATE. s. they
have stolen tie names and numbers Of my medi.
cnes, and even copied my advert. semcnts, and with
these borrowed garments the ssg essays 10 act the
lion, and even ances his braymg is the roar Of the
monarch OF tho forest. BIT the pablo arc acquaint-
ell with such ra'try dcylrca and well know how 10
tkc tho true coin and leave the la,e counterfeit
with Ms maker
Tlcv are now RECOMMENDED bv the most
EMINENT HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS. -
They are used Ivy the most INTELLIGENT aud RE
FINED Il every community. All have found them
all they have been recommended, PROMPT, EFF.
GENT and RELIABLE-eyery way worthy of pub
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MEDICINES.
TIE SOLDIERS SAFE GUARD.
a NEW WEAPON OF DEFENCE.
SAFETY AGAINST DEATH

SolDlERS who CALAMITY volunteer their se,,
n NE Io'tfuinpit. should no protected az,
Sickness and Des'l ~ ingloriurs discnsr m
N'H authenticated iRct That w nll war, since war
ue,aine science more deaths have resulted f.
sickhtss th,n nom the casualties of war.
Let every soldier be- armed with RADyy,
READY RELIEF. twill prove "a service, >
musket, pistol, sword W luyouct. witt ii ro =
ger will result from Siustrokc. Datrhca. Dy.,rt
Fever and ApIo Typhus and Typhoid Fpv
rheumatism, Neuralgia Headache. or other III.
Coughs, Gods. luHueuzn, or Asthma. with 4,
umcdy picUtInJlly used iu the camts, uu si.l,
VII break out or pcsilcuco prevail.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF lns hoe, r.,
p"!td 20 I've tie most important equipment of !
MEDICAL stntcs. IL shy,d tie live. of Thousand.
t"hltt. VA Venezuela, New Granada, aud E,gi,d
S."tth America. II Ms" proved Of great value u
E.riih Regiment. during their orc,mpmcnt
quarantine, ~ vouci Ell Tor rs Al the oGicer.. a,
upwards Of 10 Itiyatcs Of The gallant Eighth.
slo'ud Tie chances Of war require the pteacncr
onr troops ~ the ina'arious regions, iguons A.
nn,slts, aud rice plantations of the southern Stat
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will prove of rno
HiE'', 10 u1,d, than all the batteries and artilleri
81 the tnrth. With this remedy, the luss Of life /
u dista,es Of climate will lie small: without it, IA
dependent upon the skill Of tic amy surgeons u,
nocIinntcd, and without experience ~ g. the disc
=. 70 lie fearful
rADwAN's READY RELIEF will save tie liv,
o tlu-o Who may lie seized ~ ith any Of Tie clitn.t
disease Of q SIutlcru States For twelve yca,
II Las aticd ste, cs,iully with tie uust fitp1ALi
81 81 lruots If tie rice, cotton pud SUGAR ul,rt,
tons, RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, "a. u r'rc,e
I've nld curative of diseases mcIdcuinI g. the Sut5
en- Safes Is no experiment but au absolute fLt
IL case ot Wounds, Bruises SIfnir., Gun.sb.
wounds, S,ne a. KWouCt wound the Apulcatio
"i RAILWAY READY RELIEF viii g " gro,
wee anil used ludi, uus'y will prevent milan
y '.h' moitieaiiuu, aud save the ucctss " Of aui
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closed HE lips 6irly, aud iNihod hi. rel WIZ
keis, Is ho giaDSd with enc eye aluft sgan.
Hoo! ratd he, carelessly "hoo, its nsth.
ing, nothing = ust, I'm thinking, sir, wh.tth
cali digcstion ashore all frae tho stomach, NE.
Finch. We used Just for 10 lock the ststo-room
door, an never let on We heard but AT any rate,
sir, this is no tho thing at ALL We know.
"M,ster Scmm, continWd he 10 TIE fat rid
shipman, who cam slowly up from the Storage,
picking bis tooth with pocket knife, "co for.
rel and set toe bo sun TO "a n up all hands.
"Sir." said !, stepping up 20 the mate next
moment, b,l"rc The ioundhOusr, might | use
the freedom OF asking whereabouts We are at mr.,
sctt."
llnch gave INC look Of cool Indifference
without stirring heal or band which | saw
however was put on, as ever stncc our bo,tin :
AFFAIR, The man evidently dctesled me, with ali
his ldetcnd,d corn.
To br continued.
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BUSINESS ORANGES.
, FIRST CLASS BAKERY FOR sA

A FIRST CLASS BAKERY FOR SALE.
= - S',d ON corner OF leading avenue AIa1
.ak''''- sale IN all the leading avenues of Nov
\. N.i II ovkyu. Any ono IN want N n co A
'nSn.s' rl"e, stuuld cal At MIrCIiHLL,s Bn,i
hess Agency, u Cedar ST. ali %, 80
MILLINERY, HAT, CAP AND FANCY
stoie for sale--i i"O-in country place Of /
", -" .nl2WlanS. mile from New Yur': the
ony II ne ~ tho Kind Ia tie vi .on agni p ,c C,r
ctts' IN 'k.r. Ut health tho cgrs, q r se'lipy ont
iD"a!r" 60 MRS. SChwALBAsII, gs3E Gr'.dsI
Br,k'yn T.. n. 'H oi s.iso
STAND FOR SALE-ONE or THE BEST
c"l'r stsrds m West Washingt,l Market
,.t'p ..i cash; or pat cssh. lalance In tr4le for
ny % 80, CIV cries, hour, coal or lrmhs- ARMY
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