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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-25
SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue of special execution to me direct.
ID ed, issued from the Office of the Clerk Of the
District Court in aud for the county Of Cedar
ard state Of Iowa in favor OF Samuel SlemmonA
and against Sersetus Tufts aud others. / have
levied upon the following property as the prop.
erty of the said Sersetus Tufts and others, to-
wit:
Section number seventeen; the northeast quar-.
ter of section number nneteen the northe asst
quarter. the northwest quarter and the southwest
quarter of section number twenty, all in town.
ship number seventy nine, north Of range num-
Der one. west of the NTH principal meridian with
the apsurtenances thereon; said land il situated
in Cedar county, Iowa;
And shall oder the same for sale at public out
cry, at the Court House door in the town Of
Upton, in said county, on Saturday the 18th day
Of August A. d. ISL, at one O'Clock p. NJ Of
said day to satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this 10th day of July, A. d. 1861.
J. l.. BRADSHAW,
pr fee S5l Sheriff Of Cedar county. Iowa.
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Of the 5th Regiment Iowa
VOluateers, : m-yn-. -...ss

organization q tne 0th regiment iowa
VOlaatcers. = ~-a. -o..@
W. H. WORrHINGToN, Colonel.
c. l.. MATHIEs, Lieut.. Colonel.
W, S. ROBERTSON, Major.
c. H. RAwsoN, Surgeon.
P. A. CARPENTER, Ass. Surgeon.
j. FOLEY, Adjutant. -.g
r. +. PATTERSON, Reg. Quar- Master
Company A Cedar coun.y-Capt Eu-
gene Childs; 1st Lieut., W. H. Ham.
mond I'd Lieut., J. T. Taylor.
Company B, Jasper county-Capt. s.
Fl. Chapman LIST Lieut., A. Maleer I'd
Lieut., j II. TAFT.
Company C, Louisa county-Cspt., J..
i. Grub; LIST Lieut., Il. Beiner; I'd
Lieut. r. T. Patterson.
Company d, Marshall county-Capt.,
W s. Rice; LIST Lieut., j. Bamberry !;
I'd Lieut., 0. Caswell.
Company Z, Buchanan county-Capt. i,
d. s. Lee LIST Lieut., G.. G. Jordan I'd
Lieut., VIM. s. Marshall. ....
Company T, Keokuk county-Capt.,
S. Sampson LIST Lieut. W. H. Keath !;
I'd Lieut., H. S. Downs.
Company G, Benton couuty-Cspt, ].
5. Hunt; LIST Lieut., VIM. +. Pick I'd
Lieut., s. Oberlsnder.
Company II, Van Buren, county-Capt,
John NJ. Shaw lst Lieut., j. Brown !;
I'd Lieut., b. 2. Hunt.
Company I, Jackson county-Cspt. !,
Chas. II. +. DANCE; lst Lieut., P. Mo.
riarty I'd Lieut., J. p. Foley.
Company X, Alamakee county-Cspt
e: $. Stevens lst Lieut., c. Comstock !;
I'd Lieut., D. s. Melvin.
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A. DAVIS,
LUMBER DEALER,
ONION GROVE, IOWA.

The farming community, dealers 10
Lumber, persons desiring fencing or
building materials of every description,
arc invited TO visit the Lumber Yard Of
A. Davis, of Onion Grove, who has on
hand, and is constantly receiving large
assortment Ct
Shingles, LoM, Fencing, Flooring,
Siding, Barn Boards, and all
kinds ef Framiny Mdteriai,
and is absolutely SELLING the same at
LOWER FIGURES than they can be
purchased at the boosted Muscatine Lum.
Der yards. n30
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-25
Traitors I'm Southern Illinois.

CAIRO, July Il.
Last night, secessionists at Nashville,
the county seat Of Washington county,
ILL.,, destroyed several dwellings belong
ing to loyal citizens. They also cut down
the stars and stripes and hoisted seces-
sion flag. Several Union men of that
town have been notified to leave.
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~ We have letter from Camp War.
rem, but too late for insertion this week.
The Regiment had received their blank
cts. All the Guards were we'll and drill.
ing. All but three passed inspection,
and were sworn into Z. s. service.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-25

~ We have made the above Rsductisa II
Prices with the two-fold view Of benenttisg The
public and ourselves. The public have bses
swindled by spurious machines m AIDE in initsdsa
Of ours. The metal In them, from the iron cast
ing 10 the smallest piece, ID Of poor quslity-
Theii makers have not the means 70 do their
work we'll. They are hid away in secret places
where II would be impossible 10 have q their
command the proper mechanical appliances.
- only by doing great bnsiness. and hsviAg ~.
tensive manufacturing establlshnsntA that 80
machines can be made at moderate prices he
best designed machines. BADLY MADE. ass
always liable 70 get out Of order, and are sure y
cost considerable trouble and money 70 kssr
them in repair.
The qualities TO be looked for in 4 Nsehias
are: eetasty ~ correct acti0s q aH rsees If sps&
simplicity # contraction. great dxvsbilify. ~
rapidly Of operation. NTH ne leaye Lsbor H.
chimes to combine these essential qualities mus
b made Of the best metal and npishod y per5se
ton. We have the ways and meanA o. gras
scale, to do thia.
The purchasers Of Machines, whose daily bssee
II may concern, will lind that those bsvtae -
above qualities not only work we'll q rspsS q
well A. SLOW rates Of speed. but last loss :. ~
finest possible working order. Our nseaiaeA
- made BY N. will earn more money with -
labor than any Others whether In imitation .
ours OF not In fact they are cheaper tAes ~
other Machines - gin.
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Something for the Times!
A Necessity in every Household!
JOHNS & CROSLEY'S
American Cement Glue.

The Strongest GLUE in the World for
Cementing Wood, Leother, Glass,
Irory, China, Marble, Porce.
lain, -Aiabaster, Bone,
Coral, DC, dc.
The only article of the kind ever produced
which will withstand water.
Every housekeeper should have . supply Of
Johns ! Crosley's American Cement Glue."-
Nrc York Tunes.
1T 10 40 convenient to have in the house.
Nec York Express.
1T is always ready: this com0ends it to eve.
~ body .'-Nre FORK haaspendesf
We have tried il, and find it AS useful in our
house n water Wixes' Spirit off Tie 7imes
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Very liberal reductions to wholesale dealers.
Terms cash. -
SA-Fer sale BY all druggists and storskeepsss
generally throughout the country.
JOHNS 4 CRO6LEY,
(Sole Manufactufers,1
70 WILLIAM S1RRRf,
tcorner Of Lbe.tl street, NEW YORK.
vsn3syl
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means Of sharing this trade, the railroad
from Dubuque to Keokuk should be
conpleted this very year. j
LOCKER ON, f
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-25

Upon the representations of Col. Frank
Blair, Jr., Col. Sigel, the hero of the re.
cent great battle in Missouri has been
made Brig Gen.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-25

The Nos. l aud 2 Machine. are Of great capae.
ity and application FOR manufacturing purposeA
Our No. Machines are especially adapted to
~ kihds OF light and heavy Leather Work. il
ness making. etc. etc. they are vi extra size.
with al arm long enough to take under IL and
stitch the largest sized dashes. There is scarce.
~ any part OF tTimmer's stitching that csnn.,
he better done with them than by hand; 80, too
the saving of time and labor 10 very great Tn
table Of these machines IL - Inches iong and TN
shuttle will hold six times the Us 81 quantity -
thread The large machines work a. f.ri =
small Gnca.
We would ask for our Letter 4 MsoAin,s -
special attention OF Vest Makers and npss Naa.
ers. and all those who want Machines for Urht
manufacturing purposes. They .lntsay The prin.
ciples OF the standard machines. making Like
thenl the interlocked stitch. and are destined to
be as celebrated for FANNY Sewing and light
manufacturing purposes our standard NJ
eral.
We have always on hand. Hemming Guages,
Silk Twist Liner and cotton Thread, On 81 . III,
best Machine Oil in bottles, .,c., etc.
We manufacture our own needles and Weuld
warn all persons using our machines not TO buy
any others. We know that there are needles sold
OF the most interior quality. t higher prices
than we charge for our best The needles ssi
by us are manufactured expressly for our ns-
chimes. 4 bad needle may render the 0est M
chine almost useless.
Our customers may rest assured that oil Out
Branch Offices are furnished with the "genuiss
article
In case Of small purchases. the money usy b
sent IN postage stamps or bank notes.
fs5- Cores pondents will please write heir
names distinctly. II is all important that ~
should. in each case, know the poss-olhce coasV
and State.
RI All persons requiring information about
sewing Machines. their sizes. prices, working
capacities, and the best methods of purchasing
can OBTAIN it by s<nding to N, Or any Of on
Branch offices for copy Of
I. n. SINGER L co.'s GAZETTE
Which 10 q beautiful Pictorial Paper estirely Dc.
voted TO the subject II viii b sent gratis
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,. J. CT Z.


A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Triton, Iowa.
"a of'ice, up stairs in the Brick Building for
msry known as the store of John l. Ray 4 Co.
Upton, July "a, ISL.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-25

-. The levee at New Orleans 10 re-.
ported destroyed
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-25

Singers Letter A Machine.
Is the best Machine ia the world for Family
Sewing aud Light Manufacturing Pu,-
poses: Price, (with hemm.r) and
beautifully Oh namen:ed, ESQ.
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DISSOLVED.

The partnership heretofore existing between
Eugene Childs and Myron Childs is tn day dis
solved. by mutual eonseRt. Myron Chiids will
collect the accounts and pay the debts of the
concern. EUGENE CHIlnS.
MlRON CHILLS.
Upton. July 9th, 1851.
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l. n. SINGER 1 CO.,
Csc Broadway, New Ystk'

.eS H
OaRcs II CllyCAE0, Ne. 70 CO. -
ae-
a
O0ce Ii Milwsskls, ~ Newhan -
IEs6 -&
July aAissi.
& es'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-25

The premises being false, tn, whole
argumeu, aud Inference are necessarily
vicious aud delusive. The Bible is first
put aside, then the civil laws are con-
demned The only acceptable law is,
that every one may be law TO himself
and herself. Absolute and unrestraned
"sslt.ship,' is the chief end Of human
ity. This is, however, sometimes contra,
dic;ed by gross ma,erialism and fatal
ism: "The brain, when infdel; is infdel
by its own proper organization and they
who assal its iuideii,y, strike vaiuly a,
the God who made it, aad implanted it
in every newborn soul nz- the body,
plen iqfael to the cor1erion in rhich i,
Is p'acsd, is so by its opn proper instincts,
and they pl,o attempt to control 1t, strike
Hkeeeisc at a ia,c Of its creatton."
! The gist Of the argument put forth is,
to do away with al laws in respect to
marriage, and leave everybody to their
own aihnl,y. "Conjugal love has had a
poor chance in the world 1t has been
starved, stoned, aud cruci6ed, between
two thieves-1.aw and Custom - at i:
time the world lovers, those who ar.
working tosuppress the poisoue.s streams
went back to the source, and mencee
there the work Of paci6cation. Buildiu,
prisons, poor hoasss, ehurchee, and a..y
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

Wro'I; Jo' ?-Iro ya'l irit sa'ch rHAss
oar oi3'h.3, Of ,he ,lle s'a,s- ojuc 'o eni.ss
fpt acti:e serve n, nc ,nly ot qs "cme
Gla.ds loll vt se,n 90 pre"aa TO ar gccrt
extort rr.o,e N,va1au.. 'Lils ONE uortors
o' the StAto &C actually engaged in .aisng rot-
lutlor co.aaa1is fo- sc.Wcc olt -odEty ~ lsta
arsic alter ."rdirs oat, Of 1. ,crraa~ - la4
F.anlisco =, 5 u -tab,e .La. Jr. seca1r &
the sa., 'urp' she's ',we. ucr ou, ol pro't.h'e
enp.oyrient tlaI u" othcl, lrt ,h.s Tay tc-
co,Lt 70. ,r1 a.ly n..li,arv eotirn 10 o5-"ve.
Bu: out .itl@e1a sa1 for ,heL-c'.es ia,r spn--
p2uies alu ec2Ir treL.a1l,es as none Gr"ds
70 lc, n -aso o. racessity ~ wIue~ Gelo of NJ
ty. At :east v~ena5 ~ L" he rarFs ef -ho
Ney,i.. -,le 1o.pp;u TO eighty meA. aeG 9rc
cure ans f7ol. tre Stat. for the Of ,no eo-
Git'onol .ac1.b2t. ,-hc ma io,L TAo'c are ~
our mIds, .e~cal en,lomen IF mil:.@, ,u,r
of .niLi rIe might re. mp q 5oiuurccs coa'gary
or .wo .or sct've ser~'ce '' So 3ls7lsed S9r-
poe some "f tncs- gcrGeaen .oe ,bc satc Il
tlo coupty. rnltr,ato the 1'rrio;ic '1col.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

CRAss IA@Lhr ReoEEHED Oar sistcr town,
Ions known 5 he stronghold Of Democracy Of
of various sorts. is ~eacemcd. The vote Of chat
village Is for sh1 Republicans this year. The
patty mrst lave many splcrGel workers IL
in Grass "alicy -9rie, ones 100.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

nisrcIcr FAIs a lite a plumber of our eiti-
zsns have goro to the District FaIr Il, Mlrys-
VILE. rae,- vii p.obably attold the S;a,e Fair
wticl collmerces i. Sacramento on Monday
next
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

NJ uxrAIy MEs5ESGLR.-Thisp paPsr has made
its appearance agar stree the frs a, La Porte,
and lOoks about well as ever. Dewey
Byrne make goo1 newspaper Better luok to
them.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

"UyIoS VIcroRY." Ii l. claimed that the
late political contest Terminated in Union Vic
tory. So it did, but under Republican eolors.
The returns show that had the Conness men
stuck to their tiiket to man Stanford would
Sill have been elected easily.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

STATE FArR.-Es ,c'.nowleage the receipt Of =
complimentary ti9hot & the state Fair, from
Rev. O. C. Whoeler, Seoret.ry Of tho State Ag-
ricrltufal Society.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

Cor. WHnAaN has discovered coal mine in
the Mountains. south-ea of Chinatown in the
washoe corntry. The quality Of the coal is
said to oe fair. A mine Of eca' in such a coun-
try would te as valucblc cs gold.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13
4 NEW PRINCIPLE.
Whites Patent Lever TrHSSes. uHf
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.

For he Retention and Radical Cisre cf iHcrn.
or Rvptee, etc.
yTHEsE EIysTRUMENTs ARE EADIcALI E
different in principle and construction fro
al others, embracing what is yallabi. in them
with NI.,y principles Of vast utility.
The Bow used in these instruments is ROT
spring bu; Soft Iron, TO be shaped at pleasure 10
The power which is in the shorf steel spring ie a.
a lcver and is entirely controlled by screw, y.
ing the pressure light o. heavy; af 7 ea3are.
Pad works over a kngcke giving at the same IT,
an inward and upward motion whereby not it2
than half the usual pressure is requreei and w.
little on the Back. 1t cannot weri- up er 9.
place, the Pad-bcaring is clangci or the Pad i-
changed in shape size with very little tr0ut7t I.
These Instruments are the smallest, hglfesf, z g
durable mo rust) most cleanly, as the ctscs CO.
taken OF and washed at pleasure, and WIit O. ?
i T relic fand radical cure than any other -r'
offered to the public. Send for descriptive 80 r
phlet. EDN AkD Hal . -
Wholesale Druggists. 55S y asaihgios
San Francisco, sole Agents for tne f4slAi,' Ae-s{
August I'd, 1861. 5m
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

DEATH OF ELNUSD RAxDoLPa.-Ednund
Randolph died in San Francisco on Sun lay
men.ing last. : brilliant out erratic genius
has departed
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

BLOW 0ur.-The Union boys of North San
Juan, on learning the result of the recent elee-
ton, assembled together and were addressed by
Messrs. KLtz. Stidger ssars and Bausman.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13
pEPARrultE or srAeEs.
Lcares he Naiioaal Rrlamgs Hotel, Daily,
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
alMNEn.

Mgtuonisr- -liollr,rulurscr,iec every suhhnth
0t tho MHholist Chureh head Of Broad street.
at lJl A. Ne gal ~ ,.N.
fhcy. W. q. DEAL, PASTOR
BAPTIST CuuRcu-Cor file daR SariGg gis.--
Holds regular service every sabbath at i0i,
O'Clock 4. NJ, and T., NJ.
Roy. iiESJ. BRtggLY, Pastor.
CAruotir-llold service every Sabbath Mt Q A.
M., at tho Catholic Church. on Washington 81.
Roy. T. J. nALroN, Pastor.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13
SECRET ORDERS.

L. & 4. VI.
Nerudo Eodqe Ne. l3-Mects at Masonic Hall.
corner of Broad and Pine streets, every sat
urlay evening Regular Communications the
second Saturday Of each month.
A. c. NILES, Rds,cr.
j. F. Rudolph, Sceg.
Nrra@r r. 4. Ciopia, No. G-Rcgular COM
munealious thy lrst Monday evening &c each
month. THOMAS p. lIAwLGY,
J. 7. Rudolph, Secy. Htgh Priest.
Ncrada Commopdc,y No. 6, K. T-staied as
scmhics The lir5t aud third Thursdays Of each
month. CHAs. MARSH, Commander.
J. T. Rudolph, Eccoricr.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

The Ueo~ew Benevolent Society OF Grass
Wiley haze eiec.ed -he fJllowin" officers :;
No es Korl, President; 3. Harris. Vice Pres
idcnt J. evasou Seeretcry: 3. Nathan. Treas
lrer, J. d Malts, c, Perga.,., anG Il. Sorsitski,
Trustees.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

DALr-The Territorial Enterprize will soon
come out n daily.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13
GAS! GAS!! GAS y!

THE Nevada Gas Company give notice
1 that Gas viii BE- turned into the street mains
on Saturday the l-th of August The Company
have on hand large qgaaiity OF service pipe and
4 complete ass Ortmcnt Of fixtures which they are
pep red to put up for all desiroas of burning
Ggs. All such persons are re Iuestel to esi at the
Office and subscribe 70 tbs rules and regulations,
By signing the register.
The following is the tariff OF charges
Prise of Gas per 1000 cubic feet. $1,000.
Price for Introducing Gas from the street
main TO pipe Of consumers including setting me
tire $1,000.
Price o. fixtures according TO kind required
n. r. No bills for pine or fixtures will be pre-
santed for collection until Gas is turned on.
Per order Of Trustees,
J s. KANEEN,
s16 Superintendent Nevada Gas Works"
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

PREslDEN; IINcoA~ has appointed the 26th
of this north as a uay of nuniiiation fasting
aud prayer.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

HoRsEs--AlmC st every boat down from Sac
ramonto brings more or less emigraat horses inst
from the plains. There has not been for years
such a aaer Of iae horses and males brought
over from tue States, and prices are somewhat
affected by the unusual sapply.-.S. +. Journal.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13
/. O. or X.

Ncrado Camp, No. 39-Wiu hold It's regular
meeting at Temperance Hall, foot Of Broad
strcts, every Wednesday evening
\. &. THoNPsoS, c. r.
f. T. Bean, gcc'y.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13
I. o. O. +.

0asfoaah Lodge, ". l6-Begular meetings on
Tuesday evening Of each week, al their Hall,
corner of Broad aaI Pine t-cets. in KidIs
brick building. J. y. CnNv, n Il.
". L. pressey, Seq.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

RAPID GGowrH--Seven years ago, two
cottonwood trees, about an inch ia diane
ter. were planted at Rough & Ready Ranch.
shree niles from Stockton. Their eiream
ference is now SIX and half feet. The lana
At Re ugn & Ready is unclaimed tule-land.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Sierra Neroda Di,isioa, NJ. l7-Mcets every
Saturday evening al Temperance Hail foot o!
Main street. y. G.. TH0HPsoN, ". +.
&. :. :. Getchcll. RS
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

IVT V0INT1 10 VN'7'----' wv ~
cr o.lunr r,ycs ~ 1Gcrt "o'c o. d' ~''rY
for ca,r srtanaa Corr3 cmiwt1 of 'cNr
shirs. I,,.iu jo s,e1 tuo, te au"aui-1 c'
The Rep, bli,fas rar@c aor i-' 'ct'a r.rt
hicn ng,qe "a 1l'o1 Louo,@J, acnl'-
dates -o- rntrd o'str'c' .rtorc.. c.urH
Clcrl mi 1'a,a4ur,r wee aftir 9cp,ri vi 70
tuc,r oa-tv, adG ID tac ,o'vrsaine IT. ,"hic1 ,ht
rcs?yctiv,ls d~eo Lus consequently ,h3ir",,c
T. hishe- 'hos .h,if colleagues ca .hl lrre YES
o.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

ToLUxrEERs OR HuNEoLDT.-Gov. Downey
bag authorized the enrolment Of company Of
r1ouu.si tidemeu, to be mustered into the ser
ice os the State Of California for the term Of
three months. to guard the lives and property
CT thz pcople o. Humboldt eoaaty from Indian
6lpledetieBs.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

Cour ra1s way +. sails /, Co.'S l,ao Of
Stages to Vashac cary P-sson~crs for 4oeach
way. Tfis IS chen tra-eling ara orgh, 20 in
ducc TIC travel C eolAe tbs way.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

FnoI..- -rl.e ha:f-s 81 .hc Sho.s sr,s. @e~-
il .uc all, r-s ,erGe.e4 Dr.. ,. CHaan-a fo7
nearly b, shea 0. sriit. o. .he NOS -ylu.sits
1la,ity, ant. eos5ist'aa 'aap'es # eva 90 uo'e
varieties peccl.e- r4s2sasia. ai'r .rcAe. u ,;r-
cl.n5eratee plVms-y cncv 2gc. '-aoar'al zaee
md ppple Duane, pea-s--aa- les 57as. er-
lice and Geckcr, tvo Ta~'ot;es d g.apaa 'ne .
nee buncf Of rt~aybe.ri2s IRE roeto' 5as &
fine .arge o. chcrd 4 ,i.t;l nsre .l2a z-'ll from
town, aud it 5 io~ded r.tl, .tr .h5.eert 5arie-
lies Of rrrt f hmosl cvor7 aos-r2to9. IF
.ami''es Or pirc.s ne ~ YAM of ..c best
vc;e,ab!, ,ductions q oe h1G any oae~e Dl.
Chapman car JUS Gil tloh bI' 9a.. ne ,l!staEc
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

% SAcLAnESro.-,' titir & A,tertoa will
C-av,E lei. STAGE from tlc ,evala and Grass
Valley hrc o. Monday f3s p rip 20 ,ac State
air Passengers - saotamert, viii be -afen
cor six dollars Next .-eez ,ae proprietor viii
I,ut al cIysartleg oaai'asoa naroaI between
us city aui Grass Na'loy.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

I. O. OF G. 7.
Union Lodge, so. Regular meetings every
Friday evening at Temperance Hail. foot of
Main street. ". =. PEEssEY, ". C. r.
" T. T. Deal, H. s.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13
SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILROAD.

SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILROAD.
SUNVE& APRlEGEuENn&
~. tVD hrTER uoHDiy, hrRJL II,
, the CARS Of tha sacramento valley Railroad
Laayc Saeramcntoat Gis 4. ,t., 81 &5r.,t
Leave Folsom at 6i- a. NJ, u u. d jii r. NJ.
SUNDAYS,
Leave S7rrlm utn NJ ~ A. NJ
Leave Folsom at p. u.
FREIGHT
VIII h' taken II? by every train rom Sacramento
("Nrcpt suniay5) and b.. tne Gi5 \. H. train from
Folsom.
F,ai 1T must be delivered at tha Depot, foot Of
J. street, hal. ne hau~ before the departing of
trains else is VIII be retained Tor the next tram.
The g.: , ". train from Sacramento ani the
j. 81 ts@l froH Folsom connect with stages to
or from al ti,a following named places, and
passcu gers procuring 'iokets at the Depot in Sac
rial'u,o viii 5a cont through the same day. Tae
Stages from @iI the following named places to
e3Lne,. wiih Ihc - s train from Folsom, arriving
IN SaeraaaatO one hour before the san Francisco
boats leave.
; -yaaa, Grass valley,
AahHcp, Iowa iIilf,
crest tl7E5 t)oWuisIulG,
Orleans Fiat Ophir,
Cola Ilil. iliinoi=tGwn.
N2us'c jia's, Greenwood Valley,
GEORGETOWN, Mormon Island,
CJiIHI, II UursiiJ,
Diamond Springs, F4clrv.ilc,
Prairie City, S.i,llsan Bar,
COOKS Bar, Wallis D-gjHgs,
Live Oai, City. Arkansas DirZinrs,
willow Springs, Dgyt3vn,
Am3lor, Sajtcr,
Jackson, libIet3wn,
AND U4SU0E.
To which point this is the nearest and quickest
route
And all the intermediate places.
Tor Freight or Passage apply at the Railroad
stations.
}. p. ROBINSON, Superintendent
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13
FRIDAY ronNryL. supr s,lsci.
AGENuY NnNICh.

Mr., L.P, FtSHFe W oar lph rh,Nerhta Af9nt
In san Franz tucaNo trruye fuNruAuradW 'ncINt
for the same amt tpnfl ct huNIoaH 'Hr,aiy ], "
the NEN,bA dprHs.,t pN, D- Nt' ~, ~ Nl't
ingtoa Str'et, uorry oppca't, faJ"hoN "P
House tpatg'rs
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

Gr.pes -r> rapidly coming iat3 market, and
s ling at very r-asota5le Jriecs
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

flag FOL he CoURr IoUsE.-Th- newly
cIcctea County officials ,fip erect % s;af fron
the Cert Eousc .n3 ~ar out thc Ssar SganElcI
Banner, a cnteria, ua-a heir tern. of o.isc-
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

Fuss FoE EoTnISc.-Thc Secession editors
and orators are making great howl about the
new Ineonc Tax They need not be 50 saw
age about 1t, ,he law does nos affect them! for
how can one be made TO pay an Income Tax
who has 10 income ?-.Sdc. Ne5rs.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

\ sHARE carg:.t Lear Port Jackson carried
the folio wing curious miscellany in his capa-
cious stomach Half Il ham, several legs Of
m1flo1 hin quarter Of pig, bead and fore
legs of {. bull do, with . rope round his neck,
qaa1ti.y u aclse hcsh, piece Of ssckiug, and
? Ships acraper. and bunch Of shingles.