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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-01-15

BIRDS OF A FEATHER Since Nc
Clclan was dismissed for incOmpctcncy
from the head Of the Potomac army, he
has associated exclusively with secession
sympathlzcrs. " hen he went to New
York, he placed himself in the keeping
of John Van Eurcn, Fernando and Ben
Wood, and other secessonlsts of that
sort The other day Mcclellan was the
lion at grand and formal dinner at the
house of Richard LatherS. at New Ro-
chcllc, suburban villa Of New York -
Mr.. Lathers is an opulent merchant of
open and undisguised secession sympa-
thles, and whose house is the headquar-
tcrs of the arIstocratlc scccsh Of the city.
Straight Union men are never invited to
Lathers' table. 5. 5. Cox, who has be
come as bitter y seccsh as ' IaIIIndIgham,
gave dinner to quasi Cnlc.Ists in
Washington last week, at which Nc
ClelIan was the principal guest. Tho
character Of the entertainment may be
imagined from the style Of entertainment
may be imagined from the style of per-
sons present. Fitz John Porter, Wick
life. Crittenden, lcatman, Carlisle, VAL
landigham, Menzies, Powell, Bayard,
Voorhees,, Allen, and other patriots of
the same stamp constituted the party. A
man can be pretty correctly judged by
the company he keeps Is it any won
der that cuch generals as Mcclellan and
Porter were more dangerous to the loyal
than the rebel side?- Chicayo 7rtb.
sea.TJ be called fool is bad enough;
l bn tb, b,-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-01-15
TURNER Il CUE.

{ TTORNEYS AT LAW, AND GENERAL Col
4 LECrlNG AGESTs, TIrTON, Iowa. Office,
over the store of j. G. SCHMrCKEE 4 co.
Upton, July a, 1861.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-01-15

ssa.Tu be called fool is bad enough;
but stutterer makes the thing worse by
calling you foo foo-fool.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-01-15
SfLVANUs YATES,

ATTCLNET AT LAW, TIPToa Iowa.
w ILL promptly attend to all business in
w trusted TO his care. Particular attention
paid TO collections. mil
p. u. D..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-01-15
THOMAS Il. BUTLER,
Aid de camp.

IF, after this, the evening is not too
far spent, and your souls are stirred 10y
"a little Of the spirit Of Jack>on,' be
renewed in the spirit of your minds by
the following quotation from douglas
defense of Jackson for suspcnding the
writ of habeas corpus, thereby attempt
ing to destroy the great hulwark OF
American freedom
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-01-15

If you have doubts touching the con.
stitutionality Of a suspension of that
great writ, tarry a moment aud on this,
the sth day of January, hear what your
immortal jackson said:
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The Unsophis sic ated Africau..

CAPT. aSAsr, the celebrated African traveller. IA
. fscent sddress " the British Association Tar the
enhancement Of Science, at Newcastle En-. aud.
gave the following curious particulars Of his L.
suIes IL Africa, and the habits " the natives.
We had to traverse many httle States governed
by petty sultans, who were most .xacting in Their
dsmands Tor taxss-detaiping US Tor days palaver.
I. row. disagreement, or threat Of attack As an
1pstsnce, when l stayed with the Old Sultan of
Akuni, in the Land II the Moon providing, Il
course, my own food, showing him and his live
wives many kindnesses and Gvilitss I became 70
tndispensAble to bis Amusement that Tor three
months he would render me no assistance TO eel
AWAY, aud on the DAY ofmy leaving he cody drove
my lories away with his stick, and to-j. iurcble
more presents from me, and defeat my plans Of
sstins on. The presents had ~ he paid, and he
Ine lad to wrsst out Of his grasp Two daya pf.
S+rwsrds' while marching 1t the bead of ii, Of
IVY Aden men, enjoying tho pretty, hilly country
Al Aroond, mob spranZ out Of the bushes their
skin coverings hyihg like wings upon their la ki
making their spears culver, threatening w. with
snsI Lows AND arrgws. bowling and yelling. |
SMILED at their graceful ant cs over the hiyh
sAnd bushes thinking they were merely SHOWN.
shsif aeHsl'' However, bursting in the centre Of
my followers they broke the line from ceutre 10
hank, seized and ransacked every load willie |
wss lsh with but two three followers All tie
property was stolen in Al instant. AID had 1issp-
pesred on their backs through the cover Tn, on'v
redress obtained from their sultan was the conIc
scendiu2 Permission to leave his HIphuess,s do.
minions aud r9oin my Companion spoke. TAi,
even was not accomplished until another UNIV ar
Isnisble sxscton Was made, b. a drunken 4. 4 Iu
vho frightened away some OF my load clfilers ly
beating his war drums whenever ri iced To : It's.
~ Lis greed for presents. lntil rifle and "a Q
fim, lie would not allow US to IN We fin his Vi
Sse while he brought my men iuto subject on by
SroAitiing his people from selling to Us the ordia
sry n.ceassries Of life. The Governor Of lama al
1t to be passed. Crowds Of his r,ta neis wildly
le'e med us, the frat white .ms Il, laughing and
Nculng US as We wsked along the p4,h,
taera!!y afraid to come near, aud some
Snos logging US for miles Even IN
emp, under canvas, We were not SAFE
vDm being stared st. Pitching water over them
Sss found 70 b the most flea i.ous, makiu tA.m
M away laughing. During the night We had TO
psA thisyes. They became SO tod aud daring, |
= owing ones Into camp, Sealing TIE cotLc, o. |
9ss Individuals while outside, tnst two Or three |
~ killed. u&eh gaze tas iuhab!tsats wouier.
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THE NEW YORK Sun.
TIT ESUAY MORNING., SEPT. Il. 1868
,IIInar, Movements In Virxinna

Foa the last week or ten days general move
snon, Of tho Army Of the Potomac towards & l'pcp.
per has taken placc, ani numerous skirmisl.s
have Cured. for the mos, part TO our ADVANTAGE
il ~ dnicult 10 predicate whether battle wi take
place or not, but Just now it appears to he Gen.
Lsrs object TO avoid one. Rumors prevail ,hsi rs
army has been weakened b. heavy rint,r. O.
nsnss sent to BgAuRgoARp and Jog joins.
sios. This weakening " Ito rebel army,
u true, sufficiently explains the reasons Of
Gen. MKAprs sdvancs. II Le is ia sufhcieut
force TO compel Gen. LEE to hsht, tie result
San scarcely be otherwise than to our sdvantase
TIE project attributed to the rebels Of inaiutaini
ale defensive, rs ~ pr long the war into another
year. 10 one that should b. prevented By all posi-
Die mssns, and none can be moro effective than
fighting the enemy at oil points, and avoiding as
far a. may be fortified towns. Tiesc can be- easily
captured when the outside armies that defend item
ers destroyed. The war should not he sniIorcd 10
drag on another year, aud will no. our people do
sherr whole duty In 6lng up the broken regi-
GLyntS
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Tns suspension otths privileges oi habeos corpus
by the Prssidcn,, though fully warranted By tn let
Yer Of the act Of Congress- is yet much n, variance
with the spirit o. our governmc mt and ins,tu,ioni
tbss naturally creates n most painful inn ros-
In the community. That this step WAS taken ator
ahs most profound dslibera,on IN tie part Of the
Administrator We readily believe. but coming
~ 10 dues on the eve u great Union victories at a
slime when We led " believe that the power 81
shs REBELLION hsd been thoroughly broken, 1, does
aot yss appear that any Sufficient grounds exis,
f,r the exercise u this extraordinary authors
ity. II will probably keep few hundreds or even
shoussnds Of minors In the army, who should new
sr have been enlisted but II will check the return
aug confidence N the people in the dmns,r.,en n,
- evineed 10 the California and Name elect on :,
and afford prstsxt for calumny TO our enein cs n,
home ans abroad that they will improve T. the Ut.
;moss II may stave of decision on the constitu.
eonsisy OF Che CONSUMPTION law, but IL will mol
ssrsngthsa the effective power II the Government.
2nrtisans aud politicians may rejoice a, this meas.
sure ~ contributing 70 the fr'heranco Of their re-
ppeetive schsrnss but true patriots will regret that
che Administration should deem IL necessary 10 n
ssrfere Ia any degree with the liberties Of tie poo
pie In order TO carry war und, rtakea Tor their
esnsdt and In the Interests " humanity.
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The National Guard OF New York

TUX work " organizing the militia, OF tie Ma.
eiohsl Guard 81 1t has been more recently termed,
goes bisvely Oh, notwithstanding tie many obs,a.
elss encountered. and is not unlikely that tie EN-
nre force Of one hundred aud twenty eight rey.
neu's, Constituting IN available home army Of a
hundred thousand, will b fully completed and
equipped before next winter This force, 1t " Il be
semsmbered, was called for la june last
BY Governor Seymour. sccordug to the
provisions Vi the bill passed BY tie Legislature
The necessity Of an efficient State militia hiss been
- fully deGonstrated by the events Of the war aud
ste recent Invasion Of Pennsylvania, that 4 Is t. be
deeply regrsstsd that any particular vic.s shou,d
De suffered " impede the labors Of tic IT,.
Spsctor General. Another obstacle Is the want
81 money owing " the inJudicious economy
~ our Legislature. II has always bsen easier
" obtain sn appropriation for any corrupt party
Job than means " organize our militia. But Ia
spite OF all difficulties number of regiment. have
been already fully organized, and still more are n
coUss of formation. Otseso has two I'LL reg.
1n.nss. General PkIRIR has the 18Th Brigade
ready for service. Tie Assembly distr,c,s
IN Delaware County have two regiments
almost full. and Sehoharie ind s,henecta-
dy counties will soon report full regiments:
and In nearly all the Assembly District.
IN the State, companies and regiments are IL pro-
cess OF formation, with more or loss success. The
National Guard will prove . capital recruit, ~
ground Cor the SstionAl Government, besides being
ssr'iceable for State duties and tho work Of organ
ezing Il should DO aided by all our citizeus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-17

Not lo'k. Wednesday, SEPT 10, 9 = N.-Th- AMI.
nation Of the stock market continue to increase
Prioc' have ruetuated to a considerable extent to
day. Int, On the whole, were to per cent higher
at the close of the days business. Tn. government
stock aud state securities comparatively neg.
leeted Gold has advanced TO 1917. Sterling .x.
change WAS hiiner, and bankers bills quoted at145
l4os Money easy call-loans quoted at Sac per
cent, on god colaterals The government agent for
the sale Of fveTventi reports the deposits for the
week at ~, 400
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III BLlCATIONS, Nr.

GODEi'S LADl'S BOOK FOR OCTOBER.
~ lsJ3.
Triumphant again. by process peculiar 10 t;odcv
he has obtained the very lset ia hons fof thr ron,
and they will he found coloied and uncoored In hi.
OetoD.r number. Ihr unusual number Of seven col
.ood ensrsvinss, which are infinitely superior 10 tho
steei engraving In other MseAzines new Story b.
Marion ual,nd, copyrshttd. appear, in tins numb r
Leah Moore Irlal," and will b, concluded Ia Nov,m
Der numbst And in the Dec ubur number W. will give
aChilsinin story, BY Marion uailand. Tor raic by
AL INC ucAers lu9
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Personal NOTICES.

HENRY HiSLOP. A Roy IL YEARS
= Old, left Portsmouth on the 18th II rus' q
New York city, In search Of his brother ami sister
Any onr Knowing Of This bow will please direct ina 10
THOMAS GREGG, 1.P Eighth t. between Ayauu.s
L aud ID, New York ely. Pdal.lphl, and BAT.
more papers please copy. -
GEOGRAPHICALLY INFORM ATION OF
WILLIAM, Macy, and 4 NrnrNI\E COS
HDLLl VA be thankfully received by th.lr ester.
nm CONNOl4Ll. Please leave your addres. With
A. H., lSo " hiie 1t. cor. Baxter, N.N To-
MARY McCREADl, MOTHER OF HOS.
'AAcC READY, late private Co {. - b. Il -imcut
y I Nrwil please call On J. II. ii. & co. No -,
broadway NY
DECISIONS, PAY, BOUNTY MDSEY.
prize nouey and oil other claims against the Gov
eminent collected promptly bv
So' GEO. wOoDMAN, 80 Pine u.
THE LADY WHO TOOK \ lOCkET Book
- from the counter at Wheeler & wilson's. .
bIoauWay, lueeday Afternoon. viii save trouh., by
returning " TO the iovner a. per address inside the
ppok, which II. va, 90 IA TO f'nd bv iho yolue man
VINO gave her the machine. she Is known By several
@en al W. W. l22
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Father Matehsw +. A. b. Society, Ne. 3, Of
Broohlyn Public tempsfsnce meetinss At their hail.
cor Grand and 18th ste, a. D. at O'Clock this Thur
day evening Speaker, Messrs. staiey, John Dunn,
sober John, and o,hess. singers, Messr., Mash. KEEL
evening speeisrs, Messrs. Austin, j. Morgan, Ira
buelman, and others; sinssrS Messrs. Austin,
Mck.nna, Farmhouse, Hatch, and others. Mr.. Nuli.
gan. Jr, vii pre- de ct the pianoforte. and with the
vocas's will sins. The Soul Of Music shed" Come
DASI MANNING, Rec. Sec loo
Attention. .Old 3sth"-The Members Of
the old sIth n. ". Irish RiHes, are respectfully
INVITED TO attend . meeting when will be held Al
~ fmt soth Of, near lst avenue, ct O'Clock, this
!Ihursdayl evening By order, JAMES kEELAS,
Colonel. JOHN BRODEKICk, Adjt i2a
Notics-A special Meeting OF the 'Lsng-
shofemens T. 7: A.sociation will be held At their
meeting room No - East Broadway, on this Thufs-
day. evening 18th instant, at o'cioek ~ order,
Sec. igs
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E'lIIeS.

4 iESIlON, LADIES - THE OLD ~
s' bed New York Fur Manufl curing 20 II.
Pot. 81 Chatham st. opposite Crooks Wits NJ, t%
hv,Gl Nuw J.. the time TO get our suits, for about
~ 'he uiuai Price Our stock !. large, well selected
ana AZ very low rats. Water. Marsh and Fr,ncl
MINK Ard sable Cape, Mutfs and Gun. from II, 30 ts
-, fiehSn anu Water nix aud sable Muif- from
- 10 20. Nlc,orines aud halt cares ~ L. : Chnie
e. variety and tU.utful furs Tor children Al har
Ga ~ Altering and Repairing 10 the airst stylgs
''f FLEMING, Manager.
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LADIES ArrrNUoN ,--BL, rciF,. Fnrr.
kIes and Pwprs l,u uam,dAtc.v eradicn ei A.. ,
Es Applications Of DR. TOBIAS Neu,t.nn L.,lir, Il,
In0usI tn no" u' nn- i,,uy tatethGi I, Is. FL
OaIy - eta, SgiI /. ;hs u.ul.i .ts e,er,wler All
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-17
GEN ERAA GUINNESS.

AT - PAwNBROKERs TICKETS
"A vsntsd-I viii pa, more than any person in this
city for pawn tickets Of diamonds, watches. ewery,
ets 10 sell would DO well TO call before d.po.ns Of
them elsewhere, The above advanced On II desired,
BY APPLYING NI' Blocker II, up stair. -
Al % Y-PAwNBEOKEE'S 1i,k.
tickets Of diamonds, watches, jcWery, silk.. dty
sood', sdies or gentlemen. clothing lot of over
coats wanted. Remember 20, UP stairs. -,
AT sos PAwNBRoKERS' TICKETS want
lied .ill pay 30 pr cont more than any othef
person IN the city, FOR tcketiof watches dilmOnds
levelry, sllverwMe pi;tol', 'it., &c eni none,
literally advanced on the SAM. Remember the lisc,
6Vy Bosduay.cor Of Houston s,up stsrs, loom . 34J
TCS1 iMPOK1tD-1.0OoC ANARl BIRDS
NIhlu'he' stMlns, .lns.' Golda3ea zen -, Ss,t
nna Fss Ss a.r s 10, 81 bet he'e'"
Mll.LERS tIfTY-CENT HAIR DYE,
IVl black and brown. warranted the bet. cheapest,
mos' durable aud nstura 10 the world. De, in.isn
u Sov%, New y Yor, SOD '' all ''"S''' D'' KS
old PLANTATION COFFEE.
GlLLlE OLD PLhNriiioN COifiL.
y, Cent. per Pun,
N Is used IN the best hotcs resaur,nt' and rrvstc
f,mr, and pronounced to b. fully elua! in strength
and richness Oi flavor TO th'
OLD JAVA COFFEE
Put M In one FOUND tin toil package 80 and CO ih..
-, WRIGHT GILES L nRornrR,
Importers and Manufactured Of tn Favored COT %,
1913, 20 anu ~ Washingtt tt,S.I.
For sslo by srocors generally, gJ2
RAGS, OLD BOOKS, WASTE PNPfR.
~ &c, Rags The hishc'i cash price paid for rar-,
ga hook, pamphlots waste papa, &c, b. q. ".
CLARK, 2? Ilovaid y. 800
SlGNOR RAMERS' SURPRISING FISH
- VIII he introduced e. 'hc public Coo Bosdway,
On wednesday I'D inst, and continue every day
Thereafter until further notice 30
SPEC1At LES-EEAL LNt PEt>LENfES
saksight improved. Profe.sor FRANKS. accurate
" ADJUSTS hs celebrated ~ g. defective
VISION a. his o''c". - Grand Fldrdgr a. i2g
THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR OLD
- books, PAMPHLETS aud waste Paper, at NEN1LLE's,
.. Annst. 80
WHAT CARE | FOR MOSQUITOES
W STINGS,
Since GOT kACD's Sosp sure remedy BRING!
, N addtian 70 the magical proprrtin- - DR..
COtRAuD's ITALIAN NEDICA1ED SOAP. IN
the cure Of tan, pimpis reokles eruptl ruuhurn
rlnsWorm, saltrheun,. aud other kin a. utips Il
sovereign r'medy tor the bite Of iusccta. Wet
the soap rub on the pat affected, and the PAIN in
rsntly ceases Found AZ Dr COT RAJ ~ p.t.t.
lsbincnt los broadway. uCsT t,raud It. sas
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fsOIs~asN. CARRIAGES. a.

"a IAIk or BAY HORSES TO SELL
L cheap, corn,r e Nanco', and Graham avcs xvi.
lia'n-i ugh. DEuk'E BlNNS. 3UI
I'OR SALE CHEAP. g HORSES AND
sroctFy wagon, aAd truck wagon. at jsth :, and
'sN "''' 1872
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So PER TON BEST COAL. EGG and
= - stove slz', white gsh: rod a. ~ a d.l,
, sisS 10 good 0rde' John BAGLtY 5 sul = ONk
ID
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A LOTION SALE OF GENERAL HOUSE.
1Ahold furniture, racing everything ne.s-ar,
ig q, ~, tsie pace ,bi, day q ock
AUCTION NOIlCE-SPFCIAL SALE OF
on huf''sy. Sept Il, at 10 ociock. at tho stors OF e
:. PARSONS 4 Sons, 81 Cortland, It. '''' ''' Sss
II ABRAHAM. AUC Tk-BY !. l.. ~.
Il sGLhliAET & co, 20 Bo~ery, Of los. O'Clock
goods clothing ioots and shoe large assoTtnicut
IONS II. Bt'ErY, AuCTE, BY l.. :.
- Henry, vii sell mi, day. at O'Clock, at IA
Canal street, luretus. h,d.t, ads sofn-btd. ktrr
sla'ser, caJvts. oicloths, beds and btdu.us mat.
trace. lac, curtains. &C. 700
T. SELDNER. ACCTlONELE- SELDNER
- LEVY VIII .'li on frdsy, Sept. l,ih, Mt half
also the con;ont- of fancy good. ami thread ana
ueodo store contstns Of lace., trimmings buttons,
tor sis. Us
M DOUGHTY, AUCTlONEER WILL
We sell, THIS day, ut l0b O'Clock at sai..room ~
-, su ~ general as ottmrn, of iiou'eh9ld tufn-
APP Is, sofas, chairs bureaus, wristbands, bed
st'i"s' hiIi mat,ras-'a. palasscs. lounges, &c. -
paw SALE THIS DAY-BY
JOIN hOErIALR, IS East Broadway, con,,st.
ine Of large and very reasonable lot u meme aud
.krt- shswe sh,ets spreads, remnants c"s,. n,n.s.
ara vote boots and tho,s, carp,ts, icath,f beds.
~ order VI y. SllCH, Yy7 30 ave ioi
SiIEklff'S SALE-tuROCREIES. HORSE
'Oand wagon RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer
VIII sell Oh Friday, sept. 18th. NJ III O'clock me
tock oi trrt c,Ase rroctb store 800 Ninth avenue
count,ts Gale. aud oil other fixtures; aiso i inc
young horsc, grocery wagon and harness salc posi-
I'VE 70 Ios roncm,nt. JAMES LYNCH, Sh'riR
ANIhhN :. bllNt, u, gu.t. lgi
\NM. WIIERS, AUCT., WILL SELL
" ihi' day. At 10Y O'Clock, Mt 81 Courtlandt IT,
lo'cl furniture and tes'auraIt furniture bar urui-
lure steam tAi.s, steam hOi,err, china, gAs,, snG
all other connected with the above cs,abiishmrnt 80
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AuCI'R-ofFICE
ita-t Brostsay, viii sell on Saturday, lyth
inst ~ ~ O'Clock, tho contents Of tho grocery aud
iuyr store No IS Wet Suth 1t, with good ,eisc VI
tInr &c see the Auctioneer. 3Cy
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TRADE NOTICES.

A special Meeting Of the United Cospers.
No z will be held at C3 East Broadway, on Friday
rsqa.d 70 attend soa, farther noiSs 'i i, or" or.
dor, Join sHEEIiAN, President CHARLES N.
YARwOOp, Rec. secretary. zl6
nth The I Mssu . ;, M;:.;.. % .as Wornins
i' ,,, mt, vr.. o. Z r. MeDIRaofT, FRET,
kDWD. KERR Sec. il3
eTo junk Dealers, You arc requested to
meet At bl9 Eighth ave. this evening on bushes. Of
DAVID =. BCTciER, sec. "I'''''A' r' Tvs
ship Joinsrs' Cnion.-A regular meeting
q The above will be held 81 l5i Bowery, on mi.
ihursdsy evening Sept. i1th, at o'olock Members
afe ten,ted 20 be punctual 10 attendance Iy ord,
VI "NhoN hcCALi- Pres join EVE, Sec. 1913
Al nceiisg ofthc National Coach Paint.
eis society held on Sept 18th, $50, the following
gi.ambio aud resou Ion were una niniously adorf,d
wueiea,, he members Of this Society have heard
EDWARD REDMOND, ana teips d',Irou. oS ta.,,y
lns t'iT respect TO bis memory. therefore be II re-
cety entertaa great respect for the msny rood ma.
i,is' Of ,heiI ia,e member. EDWARD REDMOND
nbsr and *. s.oe Z, a.: .s wY ,s.r as
ss Le:oSa That copy q the foregoing be
dO- and family Il the dse.s.ea and ths ,S .i 10
b 2, Yubii.hed in the sus and HrnALD. CHARLES
RSoTf !9h St TiSFHt Ga ss;y
Special No,ics--To the Jsursr, .en Tail
or: OF New York, Philadelphia and Boston
For tho last nine weefs there hss b. en- a strike
against the Merchant Iaiiors OF sdn Francesca al
UOrn!d AZ Ne have been compelled 10 res Of the In.
creased prices densn ded, u being itpo,. Tor u 10
pay an advance on what have been paying for the
pa, we've yeafs and continue business, therefore
Idi1grs a. the demand for good workmsn IL at l.ar
tro hundred per cent greater than the present sup
good wofkmen IN this city of one hundred thousand
inhabitants one hundred more good vorkmen can
ma constant employment at an advance Of three
hundred per cent, more than they nov paid in the
Esst.fn cities Come one, all, to tho Elforddo
OF the Pacific. The undersisned will guaranteed To
employ seventy FIVE Of the one hundred lmnsdst,iy
on their arrival II they are frst clAss vortmen.
q. FORREST WALTER co,
ErcelsiCr Pioneer Msrchdnt Td,io,s
No Oil Sacramento street.
I'd door above Mont omery, south .idc.
~. San frAnciseo.
The Following H. our present prices and The prices
last twelve y.ars ~ '"N
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7 .O>l--A BANK BOOK TIE FINDER
w p,ta'' return Il g The owner, East 18th At.
| nNh'NhEl NALFNllNf. 32s
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i Nigh, Years old warranted 10 draw ,so,bs ~ .
carr. rt'Cg, - warranted sound and kind. In.
CURE luS Slhth ave.
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GS PER ToN BEST COAL. EGG AND
. - stove fizr, white ASH red ash M = D. deiv,
e.. ,! 10 COED 9rdy'' JOHN BAGLEY,5 audi Gal
s"eq' l9y
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

HbO ~ AlNIy RVOMS.
a GEN ILEMAN AND Ills WIFE Gan
Aho accommodated With pleasant board, also ,ev
hlsIe kentemtn Call Tor week, at l6I Ludios
=, III
y AGED INVALID LADY WISHES
board a come respectable American family, In,
nst own furniture and = regular income. Please cad
NJ 81 Nandam ~. for Mrs STEWART gGi
I2OARD WAIVED, 81 a YOUNG GIRL
- IN private family. Address, days, BOAEDrd
/ u, station u, Bible House Ia
{ COMFORTABLE BOARD FOR 3 OR
y1uns lSdies thote going out to work Preferred
'' ~ 80 w" 'ahal 81 Tor days. 1876
BOARD WANTED BY 4 YOTNG IADY
=, IN private family. widow lady preferred
Ems must b. moderate, for wish to live d ain Al
~ - : > 'oA -, sun once, 2G2
~ kNlSllED Rooms AND BEDROOM
~ catherine IT, old No %. 81
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,LL-lLKOC ZINES. MORSR
LOST AND FOuND.

EOl Nb-OS SEPT. Isl, AiOUNG GOAT.
II sad goat Ia not called Tor within day.. sh, xill
u sold 90 pay expenses. Apply ut OILS East 10th Il,
I'd iooi front. from toyPA Z,
I ONI-A FIREMAN ) BADGE OF fnsin.
- 60 II. No 49, the fuder will please return e. "a
10, a,rccrst y.
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Ifpk SALE FOR WANT OF USE, A tINH
hay marc 10y hand high warranted son,a -
, ,i, me ehanee lot IN expcssmLn. Apply ioi,
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s.On KEW AkD-LOST YESTERDAY.
Ohct cen the hour. of and I in III. even
y 10, Net Look conta'nin, ~ in gold aud ss9 IN
receive the above reward ard a." thauk of tnrou",
on Plying to fLIkR pLKAZZO, 100 ,ir,cnsich
o. 1872
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I pNI-ON TUESDAY, IL GOlNG FROM
- william ~ through Ana or Beeknsn u 80 av,
ch's' package 4 money. ANY per.on having found
tn .uc ~ leaving IL at IS Liberty a. uns.uu.ut
" u hr hcrql,y ttwnrlod ~ IA