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BROOkLNN.

The BoAkD or ALDERMEN met last cyon.
lrg Alderman Strong ofsre,i resolutions N reatiap
TO the dssth Of Capt Henry Ccchen, Company X, 4
the l'Sd Regiment n. Y = v, who WAS killed while
leading his Company In the second attack on Pot
Hudson June isth, 1893. The resolutions eondo,ed
with the wife and family Of deceased aud detected
that COPY be sent to them. They .err unanimously
adopted.
Tho Health officer presented long communication
In relation 10 the dirty condition OF thu streets aud
recommended thai tkey be cleaned forthsl,h The
cnb.eet wa referred Cor report at the pcS, meeting
Al Strong moved hat Patrick McGinu be appoia,
ei dock master At tie foot Of south 9th st., and
Jsme. Quinn dock a, the foot of south 9TH -
Ala halbAei-eh moved that M james +. Weaver
he appointed master for both docks, vhich vas
carried.
Aid strong offered resolution declaring the grant
Of the Van Bunt street and Ere Basin Railroad Go
null and void the same NO: having been granted In
conformity IN law The subject vas referred 70 the
IAlusaa eoGullxto>
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YosK AND THE VICINITY.
NIIITAhI MArrRHs.

Il vt Col. James Kelly, Of the Goth ., sment.
Me- shri- lsh Brigade, has ordered the oil Of
ne 49,, In tbs city, 20 hold IN, mseives IN read
mess 10 M full uniform, With evergreen sprigs
"a srr has r he purpose Of attending the funeral
Il CT BRYAN of the Thth y. v, recently KILLED at
por Hudson, rh.n The remains shall arrive in the
sit.
nee irr of the officers OF the 9Th zine resmant
nlich -iyed hele sunday night, vac held yss,er-
la afternoon At the II the New England A.so-
nat!on =! en- Col Frank d. Howe oa behalf Of the
Sous u Maize, rendered them a public reception,
th.ch wa. r,spectniiy declined. Thu regiment LEFT
~ hemr lat evening.
The On Res mcn' twilson's Zousvesl will soon be
aust, red OUT. Another squad Of this S4th Resimcnt
,nicr Lieut.. Do,h, lett for rennsyivanis yesterday
ao .ng.
Five A'egter. vhe were confined in the PARK bar
ack.L 49, ~ Ca sunday night b. cutting
b. r..- 49, =. ..ve. They we're not recap
uIel.
CRY GoIRRks MA regular meeting Of
D. Boa ID Of Cpu iclmsn was held on Monday. Sew.
~ y, atious hug rsidenu Of this city aud Staten
AAad -raYins hr Jelrsa sGAisk rse stnsss and on
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May3! Movements.
-n.nuAIlI.AulNn n.l1Al. sr.na.


Y fcrci mail 4 by unprecedented re obclns
on ..t .., ,c,S.ns hr Meth Carolina, ct tue
..,y y. >I,y sud ruly officers, and iaAueut Al
b'ls.'- N.lgtr st.d to aErL'ulate Captain Meade
Ga il, e. tl..- ~ from the srIIy of the Potomac
e l..U,.. - b, at LIo'lst. Inc band .as kept "A
"a. g.. go "a ecu ,nE national music during us.,
. f,i. 'hr "a. aud IN. Of the old North fr,
r.. ch rJ W. The mort .iahu,ias.ic manner for
t.. .". mai Cspvnn As'idc. IL NAV not lie aIniss
'.'....' uh he VI, sie .Imily entitled To &C i'm.
... # u.Lr otIo millions, We believe -
l;rr Go,c. in'r.. owing 10 SON" intern -1iona al
ft.N %, rGIg, 'ucIao Nb wc'r t'e I. : aud AIM
80 suu,yut 4 the ia tie country having original
l.r-t 7,d ''- money iro nv en- rades father, who
50 Pel rs lyeht,n,
DUSs ron rIvn 'EeruN.
q t..shayr ben received ,trom the Navy Depart.
. t.lt..irs Ii thipm,n Mt to' Port Royal Of . lsis
q .. ~. i,Gry n, sun,, tr-. our Moniton. Yes
t.y .,N faI of hose Immense pieces of ordinance
~ :, ,u' y losrI vcA.l at tic. NAVY Yard. They
urt 'u ltp!sc, the l5'ipcb guns ~ ON boari tbs
>n'.,u', Wcchr vixen. aud other armed shiys. A
lure Il ammunition 10 alec rudo oidsrs for ship
meet.
thy Rp>roKr At siA.
The ifon-ciad ,anoke ,nt to $50 yesterday and
" 4 Ter enrnes in every way. one OF our r.poi tep
scr r4Ypni,d her dow the bay. She Of canned wen
Sat. cnsiy. and every part Of her machinery rksd
aGa ishl, The Government bss chartered . ste, me,
e. lr.Hi 4p.ny and teud her The wsyr- hsd Wis.
ib nAucucc on the srrat load Of non which pu ID
~, tLIoush tn. stsr steadily ~ ss,be. Cap
tai S,ul, hopos get four Knots QUE Of The sssei
lffp
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CLEANED.
STEAMSHIPS -salvUf, Warrington Jas Ihorp, st
John, II; rnfy liverpool
SHIPS hn,msld Isle Liverpool Levitem Br.uon:
Ocean Pearl. Nribourne, Gen Bsiot, BsrCrlous
bARkS Qlr,n Niorria, Dublin; baph.e Dub
lin & u hAi,hton, Boston
BkIGS-E A Reed, N-- Orleans Primrose, 81
johns, ~ sAriFo- Hrtre, ranp-Ro, GItui:sI
sCilOONrPS- u Blrecker. III, siclphin Vim
Gray, M,dil -iu~u. ROsonA, aton; Or, guu Ports
mouth, y II lu'uu, BOSTON, Is n ms, For. fe.,
'rne' ! " hnnce, Bahnor,. HoorWer, Boston,
tlrsb-t h Il, tiiode,vtel, ocean Blr, Conn ats:
Maria Anna, AEsrIdalnt JLicoTn, Co.u-aiiis, vi
Nii, COruNBlis
sLOofs-o.k, Norwich Onward. Kin s.tou, Jam
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS Al Ia, phirt lphiA; Octor'ra, Bal
tmof" Concord, IN .iHtcI -; ATtrnu, BA.'ifrogf:
ti.y {" Nashiuston, Lty.Noni. lie WIDER, ?. Monroe;
GovernoE buckingham, It. - from a crlilte,
SUP EAIAbe'h Hamilton, White, dsr-rilie~ 81 d.
BARks Priuo,rni'o, Cardiff 'ihet.. p.rnsmbuco:
k'.niecr. B,l hsioss Il Giovanni, tlga.I MAseAle,
Iopeka, New Orcanr.
BRiGs-lgi,, from Mayssuez H.i1ins: narsiilc,
South m b-!ir, lsmararA; n..u mol Trinidad,
- euE, Molttyl ieO NrE iOIA, ~ aul Msl.sa.
h.dIsL., t'ru has Pr1n,ts ~. 81, BrTMudE
ihle. sister, 'esin, Henry La.rt"., Aa'hi,s r.
I'm, boston Tor koudogt; 30 rr.oA, HJ,ton, Charles
Lovsr'us, Taunton Tor ~ zAbetGpurt
sCHOONSRs Z : watsan, Gcorrctovn, c:
Lochu,ss, III - Island ! note, Ir.ni'Ni de Cuba
ArtrJr. Bei uLd1; Ii Hrll. sagua, Pc. o. rroyi-
a. nee, la =, Laas, Lliishe h, B.ugoi. Nonparrii,
DO; Debuuuairs Gllce Bay, L Is; Louisa Dyer, Wins
haven. Onslcs, EliEahethTou Ior ston; New Tia.
ven, Rondqu' oI Proyileuce; juno, Rocflsnd A1ry
l.anspon- do; j Ens h. lrov.dsnye; A;rieoa, Pow.
Nicola, MAchias, Noaut, Bangor II. aware, Rock
land SeyctsI> Pc TiacetoHR, PDArnsAHleuessieg.
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MEDICINES,

THE GREAT ENGLlSH KENEpY 70
- tout aut Ihelma'i'n An su'errrs from Il
Ah'N. comp Avn = rltl u recent ionf stand IN
rus. 4 ne 'Gn he lied N ~ IT," IN sair an
n qua r'ntr'y eva OF r-l 10 he puL.c, and hay,
great succ.-s vs.
Pr !aI q IN fnsland tg Prout Il Har.ant, and .old
Other medicine VendsrS
Her hre,tit C"mmisroner, have authorized
the name and sddroH ut THOMAS POT T. IN
rand lOudon,- TO b. Impressed upon nc Goveruc
~ ut ''smp afhxed " each box OF the genuine N E
CAM &48
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(C1s.,,,,d ,r,-, u. 49,, D,
Sinioe 10 eonfrrnsi By IN. fornia,ble x.,,,,s
r,p.r.tiop, ,b,",,hou, r.. '''''e
-, ~, "u~A'
duel hal ts6on place IN Italy, Nth words,
ee,v,sa Pats,zi and Mip,h.t,i IN ,o,.e,,,,,, -
m. lao, h..,., 49,, " y"
v" Wet nH''h' " ahaen eersin s"eftions 81 r.
's"k' :" iA're. ka''z.i Vas shs,tll wounded Ia Ito
= 'Du' '''''ns''f 'h' e'h'e''' bit
,' Wv w.. 'pp'hr 70 h'v' cen b'eohe"ed
~, pi mn III tNt'IAN
'v'"' ' D. J"'v' '"+ hi"tahdfs oa.e
''"'. Won IN verdict To- IT, d.fcndants smidst
in. The ap, t aPt ,a 81 ,'"n Ain,' IN a'dre,'
not stretch or y.ru tuyIt.l la. IN , e.. ,,,,o.
=, go. - ~ 80" Wv 'f"l''
~" u'i"i''''' OF me ''f'h'le' o' i"-'ivn
s'n'e. Ito kttorucy -Gercr.i d MID ,h., the t,ov.
c,pp,.,, h., 80. A.. -, -. - Wv
ooerced By any t.pfe.en,,or. on the yert of tho
7 ni,ed State. Government, IN. MIR. .u.o,nes ~,
.,,or.,.. :, o.t..., W.
".,g u .s,V' ., 'ne o'' .d,"'''e,'''''' 10 '.'
h'nnin'h.m man iiae''r'.s "err a. ~ iy 70 ppori
.o'"' 70, oo"iso en'.' 'm'' 'i'Nse' 'honid b'
.o"oe' 10 emp u,'l'' 10 ~ tu"'rl 'n1h'r"of
General 1. u,.r..s ID ,iu ot ,.,.,,,or. ,,,,,, ~.
mir, a A., ,,,,o 80 81, ,,.. -. -
N, oax
The s1,Rtsr-.
n. yetsic. vi q, es,,.. M, 49,, ,ro,, r,.,r ,,,
suterI = court, o, 'I't'y'r, - .', 20. 20. J., a.
ot.niued bv The irilt p. - H.. . .,. 's'. on a,
tniad.,neanu, A., ~,,rh ,h.y a.. :. & f. !. t.,,.'.
Acted uuJ.r ,,n'.' ,,n H. 80 ., ~, ~
mdse il no., IN. NV. IN, ,ns en- i,,on .bs,.
ths a. hay, b., u,,..t.l ''''1 'u' '"' '"'''''
Ihsp.ts.s. ~ iii ,-.,,..,,.,. ,,,,., ..
rat Goy-rnment 70 quc,'.on IA. .u'in.., ~ tire
a. N. ,,,' n.'on - o'h', T. s''pout lu}u'h'Hs 60
,' ..'.. -, "''''
r,.p,,,.,a,,,., 49,. r.,-. l..
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POSTSCRIPT.
LATEST FROM THE ARMY.
Cavalry Fighting Yesterday.
4,000 More Prisoners CAPTURED.

HItus,urg. Julv C-The Potomac River has
f,ca 'iS ~ within u last . hours, va. must
ssfi.y ie,,ro, an the fori. AID ,hcrc beinr no
"-iIus. .i;h.n stalking ii.,,uco Of Less Arny, I'll
u'1a' q retfea. must he cut -
ttpatch received tonight BY General Couch
.n,', that Gencfal Gr,sr .it4 a force u General
peasiatou. csv.lry had al .nc.-siasnt ts-i,y .,
II lille, 10 which h. too. i,con prisoners. The
..:a ruir General smith are IN supporting dis.
ia = I.s.- ani rssd.y sdvarcin' Mp IN VALLEY.
-.. .oh rcy. e,en;i-l h,tn.e' a, Lons.tree,, Al.
.u''rt et,rNl, -ho vas c,.,urri nc.r Hsscr.'o-n
on Hdar arrived here teddy lie sts'e, that .ous-
Maryland aIi Ieunsylv.nis fearing that II
would be disastrous. Bat Davis would no, lit
en-, end gave ORDER, promising 70 send 5000
troop under BesurrfAIi- When me Al lt-nt Va.
captured be .1 on his .ay 10 Culpcpper TO s'csr-
tain what had bocome ef Beaufes,rd. troops
r,'erlct, Nj, judy 6, r Mt {, believed here
thai the reported destruction Of the retel tdss at
wiIi.In,ror, 4, mistake.
Heavy airing "a. heard yes,eresy afternoon 10 the
direction Of Monterey and Gre,ncastis II reported
TO tAve teen caused BY our pur,uus forcos pressing
posted, checked the pur-uit
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B'V'dIo judy There -n a difficult between
the lish ,teyedors md n'rrocs TIL. Afternoon, in
eon.e ,ucuc. Of 'h" former trying to prevent the
Gos, from unloading tho propyllers. one shot
IN l'hhmsn IN self defence. Several negroes are
reported tilled, and . number wounded.
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Ikk AV9.a.1.lNa:.

EOE StN 81 EGI, POUGHKEE,!S -
kcud ut. ne,ton Tho MARI POWELL "'
cot oi Jay stree, every Afternoon, At ~ oc,DS,-
HUDSON RIVER K. 4. FOX Alba,
IL BOY, the North aud Wei, from Char,h-r. a
, md :" \. sld .lh D aud 1910 + NJ, hnJt
s'h!ay Al 81 y. N, from ihi-ti'tustf'e'.
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wILIGiMsBt E,ii

Firr.--Oa 1t;h Of july "a la hre was
q "3vcrsd In tie frame iwe!'ne q Gs,kin, heated
g. he o. ar Of is.sf to,1~t', G'r~ Ircto-,. Egh-
'''I.h Wa g. Bf0oslyr, T. ", " leh totally Dc.
ftor"d. To iurS - ttout g N, on which acre
"W go insufsao'. ,itci1DsIhD.s tAov tia; he tire
vs.. she work u ts,gu.
aie tsttTning ton the FIRE Fug'ne Companies
No. and met a. the junction oi Norfl second and
smut. sTeft, i., rect trn' Oceurfr 1, euriur
NiIrl irtssM stones freely vsci. ant several
i.'a' - iyIair b. u-rl. IRE sppefs ~ No va
cl' ed ~ -" IIbci. u the oyo-Ite ION y.uy and
rl..f i'fsh.y .1iuar.d
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fu~ SNIP JptSTEs .r rur NAVY YARD
The y . iou'-.st the Navy YArh ,truek for L.sher
s1'"' on W.aH'sdai Lass, snd ar Ell. lie Iasy
I'd f'r t'e lst c'a's - z" Ger day. "a car -
AID ID las ~. They Az IA .d,.nc, Of - cent? fr
-a'h r.s's m AL 1n' ~ demanded being 10 IT, GU
.it -ut A. 'hc vsr.. 10 ID yard afe rIv' rti,d h-
'IH Fsg's ~ A Suttiis 1Lf h. rtAs.i r... vii.
au 4btD' ieii "a ,Oof. the Department a. wash.
10. son can b. ellguit,d
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Too Late ior Classification.

\ ~ SMtET EDlS WAN1Lu. WHO
- t'y. bad -tFef"1r- a,tlf' 10Y Apo 20
4 GEOcrl.Y ANp !IOR STORE toE
la Ghost e b. ie'. r.ish'oihc,l ir tls II
ward .h re %. e. .aa ct'r' .a Of l.4u7t- - IL;
b. ~ 1. 'r"G. " i4lttuGs inquire in ti,c, 80
4 BOY 10 -ikAB> TIE MiCHlNESTs
n .r.te }. ~ Ne % a. d.SN "a
CtOK wASIt.J-AN ENGLisH WO.
'N-an, nc 'am. 49, 'oos; r.A rs ''a TO- 81.
NJ, w,.i4,a s4 ~
CORDED AND wrvFS SKIRT HAMS
S>'saa-;, q .nly experienced Land, need AZ - u.
EUR SALt-A HAND>DNk BAl MAfy,
warag,-d .ourt .nd \ NJ ant sd s"rsf. N.
CUR 81 CT r-f 80. ua'il ',Nd. -
EOK SALE DHEAi-A frENtNUrD
eon'ec' sd ct roam .. 30 ~ p' ~ ate,
Can and sc. ~ Eighth Az. y. - sold 'cc uut
~ Icku-s. nj
T O>rGS tDaIIAN II NDAI ENENlNG
<Juy 2 h, so,i cane bracelet, ,i.o ~ errr.'ei
500 J. tfSe'i, Who"vd ~iu rsiura BE- AN 10
u n. + IlsulNs. ~ a.I'A ava al /" 'sbrs.b
AUNDEESsES WANTED - SLNFLAL
Agood ircnsr. arv -su'sd g. = f. 9 Pate A.udf..
"a ffr' rate haud- 40 mouth -th be- paid, -ith
good hoard and STEADY sots. Apply At "a ha' .'n
I'Aue SUI p ''''' ~ VI 80.
Two BAKEES-wASTFp A MAN TO
y lax cake. sLd attend - :sHily taking. IGlfc
tiJ s,e03t Az. III
\\TAS "a FEW GOOD STEADY
w ere.utCrs -.sh e,c.y ss'uity. A.rly 'hi'
mia. 70 he buad.0s, 81 William :t, corner -
Ac,s nr- r.ace. -
\NjAN.ED Az OPERATOR on SiSGkR'S
w ..v 0Eusehnc. sl.o too but, n.ho' mAkcr.,
on inc It. Appy A. ~ Nm berry It. -
\NANI J. D--A GIRL tOk GENERAL
w hon.. *. Apply 10 - East 5oth ~ Rotor
'nc's rrCuiir' ~
\\JASIfu-A MAS TO WORK IN A
w livery stable. a ia frAutin'. ia
\IIHEELwRlGHT WANTED A GOOD
w rtman AMY at or OF 81 ave. aud !4ih
81 bfootlyu. 80
LD--jO fiNiSHERS On rANIA-
w looms a'so a good operator; "a s1od hand, he
highest wages p.id, ~ l5o Ch,rh un. n"
\\iASILD--A GlkL 10 OR f. YEARS
w cd. 20 as, = Ia sonoTA ho-iesofk. inruirr a.,
six:h ave, cor. .c'hst 10
DEATHS.
COTTBEIt,--On Sa'nrday nish', itly g. Of con
The funeral viii take place ~ tic ~ id'uce OF hl.
uncle, Mcll ietAce, ~, Cana &, fhis truef Ia .
Ait.fnoon. a. ocl"ed BuDo papers pleas cOp' 49,
RklES1'S HAIR DYE Is ADMITTED ~
- al -ho hav' usei T., to le 1nr Hrsi ~ veil A.
Of TNLN1i FIVE CENTS Pr boz. T. be nat Of
I'll re.p,c'sbl nuisg,-t- Manufactured at VI So.'h
Second .tl'-t " -butth. j &. HNni; = \
q. Ii. wmrrys, ~ Ga ~ T., Who'll s',lc ~. ne.
pugci.u eau 'dso BE supple by tHAS. y. CRIT.
1ENrON, 80. 5'st1sh avenue.
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CuNAHD LINE
~ steen from and b.
The nhCLA sal, w.du..d'y, tn. Sch July
I-,ase from Corr and lirstr'l, $50 from y"
3 it Z; wi II AZ q j., SN . a. FuI II
EoR LIVERPOOL
L 1APSCOTT' LINZ.
III. iPSfa3 ;SHfRri SAL jus iSihh.
ship ,srRIct ri r ~ is'> az ,,i. July oh
ship DANIEL wEBSstR ....'. sail. Jniy .,th
?, re 10 o. ii' I n an A. AZ LeG o.
I.ASp -eFlhhp, storLANng- .WhlFsa at tuc
L'OR LIVERPOOL - '' phtAnNOUGnr
i Inc" he .plenoI -hlg srs World. pier ~ Eas,
River po,itivclI ,sil. on fhuf.d.y 9Th july, liar
AAgLs +, 40 south st '''' $50
L'OR LlVEkPOOl-OTD BlA,k FALL
l. line P,Ssst.. The 'hg tlnElIA, .in sal rane.
rn.n a., OF to OCnE Bros 8 COIiLT, % Sont
T LONDONDERRY PAcKET.
- The ,p, ud.d \ l Britih Packet shin MINSg-.
HAIIA, 400 t9ns, Cap. hcGr,th, Ill leave London.
d,rry ior >y~ foti on OF shout Inc 2u;h Of jay.
nom N, north Il Ireland ,hcuId iiatr -,ry engage.
u ,nts to ensure their CONT =, ~ tnr p y.
OLD BLACK STAR LINE fOk
ErsolrTE. ....'....''"'.,,- SAILS "a jelly.
SWALLOW TAIL IiSf FOX IL u . D.
PLYMOUTH ROCK 49,. SAILS lo,h July
Al WILLIAMS . GulOS, 30 Fulton T.
THE ATLANTIC, lElSH ROYAL MAIL
srLAA NAyyigATrIY,S> COMPANY.
AnKlAIlt ......-. - Howe 20 1er LOO r ms.
cont aBlA ...... LOO o. Iuu
ANGLIA ........ 1000 500
The h,sriGccn. s,eamsh.2
ADklArlC
VIII m,l non L.Nrp59i, Wa 'tAl~sy, to Now Iors.
W,tucsth the 18th OF July. t. hc folio. u b.
ihe other steamers VI the Lie every Att rEaie We'd
,dsy
RATE - r,ss'Gs IRON tNrnroo, - rvu 1.Rx,
iH'i tssin Passage. ............. sl.6
Second ..... ............. -
rt,,Tsls ..... ........... -
Fer ps.4,r, a7ply AZ u a.sc. 9TH, ,seut,
sABEL -tNfLE,
70 broadWay.
V'HE MAGNIFICENT FIRST CLASS, FULL
ApssTed lea s.1ew Stosaer,
"SihNSON,"
Comua nayI II HAkRl% x. y X
- 2N64 Ton. llu.then, 40 li.rAe- poSeI,
wli s,it II ~ ll'h from New York to Lvsrro,l
k,Is+ Of pa~ +, payable in ci~rsnt,. First Cabin
Chud ~ haltpice. Infants free
stsernre 80. Childieh ha.fprlcc. Infant -.
81 sAKEf Il SFAKIE ag h,o,Iw.v
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GllIPPING. g.

CuNASD LINE
~ steen from and b.
ca and Liverpool.
The HECLA sails wsdue-dsy, thc sth July
I.ssasu from Cork and lirstpN 4, 40 rom y v
York s32 ~ IN suli. or - ,iul' a"nt IN cu.ren ".
hppiy - WILLIAMS & GlION, ~ Fulton t 81
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~ The ~, ud.d \ B-itih Packet shin MlNSE-
HAlIA, 700 toDe CAp hCGr.th, ~ leave London.
d,rry iuI New foIk on OF shout the .uth Of jay.
FArtie- drsiTeus OF securip; pa..afy for their f'us
ron iho north Il Ireland should iiakr -Nry engage
u nts to ensure their comm hg ili tine 'lip.
3tg, q ( Il Knox 4 90 Il. Pear n
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De- Itsa.

COTTREII--On Saturday nsh', itly g. Of cen
sumpti y, JOSEPH C1ttr,il, aged 30 care.
The funeral viii take place ~ tic ~ id'uce Of hI
uncle, Mica / istAce, 80 Cana &, this tTuet la
Afternoon. a ocluod Bablo paper, pleas coy, 81
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-26
1.5OO Acres Of Valuable
Lands for Sale
Near Covers Ferry, Cedar co., iowa.

Near Covers Ferry, Cedar Coz, iowa.
T>HESE LANDS are the very best in the State,
i settled and well improved on all sides, about
one-third Timber, ahd twothirds Prairie, ard
situated so as to be convenient to be divided to
suit purchasers. They were purchased in $40,
by parties who explored extensively in Iowa and
Illinois. for a choice location, and this was be-
lieved to combine more advantages than any
other then in market. There is Ferry conncc-
ted with said property, and very valuable
WATER POWER.
Persons wishing to purchase for actual settle
ment, could not do better than to avail them
selves of this opportunity.
Terms are cash for the Timber land, and tirg
to suit the purchaser for the Prairie. NJ
The great inducements for offering these ~
this time il to insure their immediate settle
ment, by parties who will make permanent and
substantial Improvements.
Also some improved farms to rent, on favora-
BILE terms, to good Farmers.
ROBERT COVER.
Feb &c, 1865 nSmS
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

CHRISTOPHER Platner) In Equity. Cedar Co.
William Baker, etal. A. D. 1868.
Stafe q ioca, County Of Cedar, $:
~ william Baker, Samantha Baker, Thomas
\. Armstrong, Malinda Armstrong and John
Paste, Defendants:
fou and each OF you are hereby notified that
mere is now on file in the Office of the Clerk of
the District Court of the county Of Cedar, and
stare OF Iowa, petition of Christopher Palmer
claiming of you, the said William Baker, the
sum OF seven hundred and fifty dollars, as Ion.
ey Que him for the principal and interest of five
promissory notes made by you in his favor, bear.
ing date March 10Th, 1855, one for Sl44 s4l0o,
payable March 18th, 1859; one for Sl37 2s-lO0,
payable March 18th lsoO; one for Sl29 II 100,
payable March 18th, lo6l; one for Sl22 25-l0O,
payable March 10Th 1862; and one for Sll4 II.
luz, payable March 18th, 1853; and also praying
the foreclosure of the equity OF redemption in
certain real estate situate in the county of Cedar
AFORESAID, aud described as follows, to wit: The
northwest quarter of the northeast quarter OF
section thirty 800, the southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter of section nineteen 90, and
the sOG;h half of the southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter of section twenty (20), all in
township eightytwo (S2l, north of range four a.,
west OF the fifth principal meridian, and contain
ing lAnety.nne acres, more or less; said real
estate having been morris gagged by the said Will
nam Baker and Samantha Baker, his wife, to said
petitioner to secure the payment OF said proms-
sorry notes, as more fully set out in said petition.
And that unless you appear and answer there.
10 on or before noon of the second day of the
next term Of said Court, common, ing on the
first Monday in June, A. ID. lsG3, Judgment will
be rendered thereon, and decree made as pray
ed for in the petition. and barring and foreclos
ing your equity Of redemption in the pre- misses
CHRISTOPHER PLATNER, Camplt.
by VIM. n. Tuthill, his Solicitor.
Tiptor, Iowa, March 3d. 1902. nl2w4
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
Mary Ann Green In EquitSs
VS.. Cedar County DfStrfu
Noah Green Mah!on Court Jnna rdsf1u-f ~

Mary Ann Green ro,on IN c aqus IS nv u.
SG nai t'yes EN- AL Mah'0n E isss June h
.Sta'e IF Io,ra, County of Ccddr, SIS: &c
TO Noah Green Nahon Bailey, Charles 8, :,
land. William n. McNaughton; Talman, Pow6tJ
4 Mclean; Pomeroy d Benton: Jewett Tebbetta
IL Co.; Potter, Mute, White & Bayley; Pearce
IL. Benton, i. c. Thompson, William Young& Co;
William II. .TuthilI, Jameson, Getting & Co.;
Merrill 4 Co; Charles +. Parker, assignee Of
Wadsworth & Wells; Simon G. Stein, Thomas
Hanna, and Charles Be ardsee Il brothers, De-
PENDANTS:
You and each of you are hereby notified that
the re is now on file in the office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court of Cedar county, State Of
Iowa, a petition of Mary Ann Green, claiming of
you the said Noah Green and Manlon Bailey,
the sum Of Eight hundred and cighty-eight dol
lars with interest thereon at the rate of ten per
cent per aanum, from the lllh January, 1858,
as money due upon promissory note executed
by you to petitioner. under your firm name of
Green & Bailey. Said petitioner also prays for
the foreclosure of the equity Of redemption of
each and all of you the said defendants in the
following described real estate situated in said
Cedar county, Iowa, to-wit: Lots number four
a. and five 81 in block number five (5( in the
town Of Rochester. as will more fully and al large
appear, reference being had to the recorded plat
Of said town. said real estate having been by
You, the said Noah Green and Mahlon Bailey,
mortgaged to said petitioner to secure the pay
ment Of the promissory note aforesaid.
Now, unless you appear thereto, and defend,
on or before noon of the second day Of the next
term of said Court, commencing on the first
Monday of June, a y. 1868, default Will be en-
tered against you and judgment rendered there
on and decree made as prayed for in said pei
ton. RICHMAN d BROTHER,
nl2w4 Solicitors for Compt.
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B@-The meeting on Tuesday last to
hear Henry Clay Dean, was not such a
success as his friends hoped to see it,
The Court House was we'll filled, but
there were good many Republicans
present. We believe Mr.. Dean disap.
pointed his friends, he certainly did
the other class. He dropped most of
his slang and threats and directed most of
his energies to the distortion of facts aud
manufacture of falsehoods. One Of his
first false statements was the assertion
that on the fall of Fl. Sumter every body,
Democrats as we'll as Republicans, arose
aud urged that the rebellion should be
suppressed, and we're in favor of n prose-
cution of the war. We wondered how
two, at least, Of the men who sat on the
stand when that assertion was made could
let it pass uncontradicted, for it is we'll
known that w. r. Edgar and W. Waite
never were in favor of the war, but have
always opposed it. We would ask. too,
why it was that "Tom Drummond" slap
ped Mr.. Deans face if i. was not because
he (Dean) was opposed to the war? The
fact is that II. G. d. is wishing to be
Governor, and the goal of his ambition is
so dazzling that he forgets oil else. His
memory is bad.
While Dean is laying the ropes for
nomination, he means to be on the safe
side, and so requires good sum of mon
ey for each speech. The faithful here
were called on to shell out fifty dollars,
and they did it. We doubt if they to.
day think it paid. The enthusiasm was
no: great. The X. G. C.'s had taken
such strong doses from Thayer & Co. that
Deans physic only nauseated them
They had been fed on "blood and thun-
DER" while Dean counscled peace aud
submission to the laws We thank him
for that, and hope his hearers will remem-
Der it. Wa may say moro of this speech
hereafter, but have no time for more at
present..