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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
TIE SITE or TRADE.
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1v,Npooi OCT. The Liverpool Bresisuas marie, hn
PHuiDsLrHA Oct 2&-Col,ou dull, With declining tendency
at 50 20 sud WSsS 81 500 - 60 Com buoysut advanced
&C. ses Of YcIoy VI 2o Western Mixed 81 H. OATS ga
BuyHAIo OF 2S-6rN Flour rm ,ass 1000 bbs at ell IS
Tor Ne SPRING. III 30 lr wes,crn Spring 90 20 for Amber
Whest-s.les bush 81 Is for Chicago sprDg arrive
aud ~ ia >; % Tor Chaso to arrive and on The pet Corn
or te not o .s. Of 20 cS BUSH No chs,o spring At
od y for Cesd kysi Ne Chicago sprns ~ IS Peas
H. on Corr, and ill@ on Dat. 70 Nsw.Ycrt and ife
GA whos 10 Corn, snd oc on Dat. % Albany Receipt. To-
bush Oats, lLtp bush Barley. Canal Eipors coo bb Flour
1910 bush Wheat y zoo bus CON- 200 bash Oats 3o 40 BUSH
CHICAGO o., 2s-6p mFour orsled an advance Of lJa2sc
ard closed da With the advance partially Loaf Wheat moderately
t for No Corn irregular closing steady al Slc for No.
and No. o.t. firm a. 3aie hssine. steady Provision.
at.o Receipts to-day BUSH Flour, $1,000 bush. Wheat
5000 ba,b Com 1oo bush ot' shPments odsylioOo bblI
wussoToS NJ c. 0cl. SA-Cnds Tarpen,ine e5 IS Cos Son
spirits Tnenue gle, .ae a. iSc Resin - Tor common - 50
ss@rNo and SsSo@tlo 50 for MOL, Tar - Cotton 5Sc
BsITTosS, Oct. es,veur Gnn. whss, Rcd s,Iss
$50 Coies hm Mo isdlo Ia gold sugars ''eSdy WHISKY
by hn At ~ "a Mess Pok doll dcmand Ola offered At go
snd New 80 Bscon sales 90 bids Shoulder ABOUT tfc
NEwU RLEANs Oct 25Cstton eaoi to-day, $500 bales
Low Addns at ale Sight Exchange NewYoTk per cent
CnARLtsroS Oct 2a-CotonThe sales ofthe up loo
bs tho receipts $500 bales and tho exports $50 bse stock
t7o0 BALES sales to-day Of $50 bLos Mdns Doc, Sea Island At
AUaG,rA Ca oS Receipt uaI for the season. sales
siyASSI Ca oSi Coon-Sale. Of The week $50 bales, Re-
esP OF the week 1900 ballot Exports of the week So bales
MmslUKEn Oct 2-6 p quiet. whea, firm 1T 81
Receipts, cS bSI Flour loo ooo basS whs, shpnsn.
lessyr2Gee hRh Fipl ~ s2Sg hash. WLsSt
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AID ron Orpprc.-At a meeting ofmerchants, he

The FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIRTY.-The General
Assembly the above Society will be held Monday evening
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,6.-wFrH SUPPLEMENT-.

oaths at tho same time administered to perpetual obed
ence. , ,r...,s..
are ponrug in to spend the Winter, and some Win the
purpose Of permanent location here.
are about t establish a settlement in the beautiful WIND
River Valley on the eastern sopeof tho Rocky Mountains
and in the midst of the hostile Indian county, hazard
ons undertaking at present it is to be feared; They viii
CO. however well prepared TO defend themselves in case
Of necessity 1T. ,,
Jtis said that on effort is being made by parties acting
in the influence of the Momons to procure the removal
from tbe Bench in this Territory Of Judges Titus ana
Drake as well as the decapation OF the United STATES
Marshal and DstricAttoney for the purpose Of securing
apnoptees more favorably inclined 10 Mormon interests
~ onnosed 10 the interests Of the Government IL 10
be hoped that this effort may not succeed az II wTSa
leave Gentiles entirely at the mercy OF ealn, 'ic
and TO depend solely upon their own resources fof pro-
lection. ., re -. 1.1. Ia.
Mr. Phelps welknOwn on the Ca1ioimS ooafus, has
inst concluded an engagement az Bughams theler where
he drew crowded houses. He is succeeded y Mr irwin,
who with his body both Of some theatrical talent, VIII
delight the Saints for an indefinite time to come ihey
are great faVortcs here.
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NATURALIzATIoN.-There was such great pre-
sur of candidates for naturalization yesterday and the tin
being limited the Judges Of the Court OF Common Pleas sign
he'd their intention OF examining applicants u clock la
night and til o clock tonight.
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BOARD OF COUSCILMES-NO QUoRrM-Ihe Board
hold no meeting yesterday afternoon quorum not appearing
at roca and tie President declared the Board adjourned
until Monday next
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TERRIBLE POWDER EXPLOSION.
The following letter is published in The san Lax

TIV IVV-VI
CiV Iidetb;
10 he Eii,Oys Of The Videts SO
SMITHS FORK GREEN RyIR trAH, sept. ~ 300
Sin. terrible explosion occurred in TIE train OF MI Joseph
Fayors DOoe master nine miles rom the lnneton OF ne
Brdgcr and Hams Fork road on Rock Greek oct"ee ne
two snmmits The train was loaded with powder and one
wagon containing 5000 pounds blew up at o'clock Oh incl Eh
OF September 49,
hub was the largest piece Of wood found and every piece
OF and in fact every part OF the wagon was broken no
fragments and thrown hundreds Of yards The wagon was
drawn by yoke oxen three Of which torn into
bits also yoke Of the teams in the rear and Two other
yoke badly burned All that could be found OF the driver
was piece Of OF his feet Joint Of finger, and small
piece OF his skull The estimated loss Of property Is @0V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
A NV PHASE IN TIE REGISTRY LAW.

number that have lately applied oE their nauTaa
lion papers la, small Of attention and has raised
question which ry vii be compelled before being allowed
vote which III they unhestangy ndore SSiETESiA the
best world" II they Of taste and have
tried A. will sweniA gives blian, u'er 20 the teeth and
gpn deshtul the mouth and fragrant perfume to the
breath, Warranted not nuTe enamel For sale everywhere
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"A THING OF BEAUTY IS \ joy FOREVER" and it
HNcr, beautiful HATS perpetual JOY they
with gssi Zeal OF pleasure, and his fs and Winter
.ys i the pi lia Of excellence Call at No .s Bsoadwsy
corner Of Fulton, and try n effect Of one.
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ECKF0RD VS.. ORIENTAL
The following is the score Of the return match be-

lat Cd. ID Alb. 9Th. 9th. 7th. sth Total
d 6es,Gld -. : J . ~. ~.
Umpire-Mr. Hagan, Of the Van Dyke.
Scorers-Alessrs. Jice and Free
Time Of game--2 hours % minutes.
Fly Catches-EckfOrd4 Oriental T.
oats on Fouls-Eckford 10 times, Oriental tines
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CITY NEWS.

ExgIBITIoS oP Foe SIGNAL. - Yesterday alter
noon at No l64 Duane.st corner OF Hudson Greass Da
boil Fog Signal exhibition for several hours previous
20 ia being shipped for IT'S place Of destination the Hab0r Of
four feet and half long and three ara nan lSet
"A inch Ericsson CaOrie Engine IS connected with THIS ana
10 th square inch Attached tie tank trumpet about
feet aud half high the sound rom hich has been
matte arrangement enables the air 70 pass through te trumpet
at the same time causing 1t 10 rotate, either com
his Is one Of the principal features Of the Signal FOR the
partial rotation Of the trumpet can bring the sound 70
The Fog Signals have already erected by Mr. Dsbon
bors Of America Tho exhibited yesterday contracted
BY Pacific Mail Steamship Company and viii be shipped
for San Franciseo Immediately
BOARD OF COUSCILMES-NO QUoRrM.-Ihe Board
hd no meeting yesterday afternoon quorum not appearing
at roca and the President declared tie Board adjourned
until Monday next
NATURALIzAToN.-Ihere such a great pres
sur Of candidates for naturalization yesterday, and the time
being limited Judges Of the Court OF Common Pleas gni
bed their intention OF examining applicants ul clock last
night and I'll o clock tonight
AID FOR QUEBEc.-At a meeting ofmerchents, held
al the Office OF Mcss Beebe Brother 10 take measures TO
aid in the relief sufferers by tho recent fire In Quebec
Corcs appointed Secretary An appeal rom the authorizes OF
Quebec read and the following gentlemen were named as
Committee 20 solicit SUBSCRIPTIONS Win power
numbers Francis Skddy George W Lane James X Place
George Moso j. a Hewlett William T. Brown Isaac Labagh
David Stone Peter Molor Frederic Sturgee Charles T.
Teche T. W Corles, W. d. BOwerman, : w Gillespie, Hugh
v Camp Mr. j. A. Hewlett was appointed Treasurer 81 the
Committee In view Of the urgent fy for immediate
action the Committee trust their appeal viii meet with
prompt response from the business community Contributions
may b. either member OF the COMMITTEE or 10 the
Treasurer j. \. Hewlett, No 90 Wallst
The FRENCH BENEVOLENT S0CIETY.-Ihe General
Assembly OF the above Society will be held on Monday evening
o Delmcnico.
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,Announcenleupi

Mrs. f.. d. SMoNs, Medical ClairyOyant Mag
Eclectic Physician, be consulted between tie hours
No. l?as Broadway, eorne. Of Thirty s1ts.
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PYLgs q. X. SoAP--Good for Laundry, Bath or
Toilet. economical Soap Sold by Gocets
orally Depot, Ne. 80 Mashingonst.
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BASE B1LL.s
ENTERPRISE W.. PACIFIC

The above Clubs played their return game Wednes-
6ay on the Captone grounds which resulted ia victory for
ta6 Enterprise after pleasant game Of five innings Tho FOL
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-03
Coach n Saddlery Hardware
Notice to Taxpayers.

~ the taNspaSera Of the city 81 ENana.
vile, thai have received from the Clerk
81 the Gemtaan Council of haid city me
Tax Duplicate tor the saar thdu, aud that l
ain now ready ta receive the taxes con
thiped la said duplicate,
All pcIhanh w no pay their taxes in full
within thirty days Irann thia date will be
entitled to q dlhVeunt of three pei cent, of
the amount ana these paying after the
expiration ~ thirty aaye. eid wlthin HiNty
days Ifam thls date, VIII he entitled 60
liannnnt OF one aud a half per cent, OF the
amount,
My afIiae IL at The building OF the city
Council, on Locust street, between Second
And Thifd htfeeta,
~" JOHN aoilunnRr, city Collector,
Evansville, Sept ~, lsess laepis DIV
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-03
EYansYlIIe Wool Fncl0rY.

The Undersigned respectfully announce
~ to the Farmers, that they ARE prapnred
10 take In Wool for manutacturing inl To the
following Goods, viz,
JEANS, bLAsKEra. CovEnLRfa, PLAIN AND
PLAID FtANNEi.a, LtNanrs, AATi-
NEra & STOCKING YAM.
On the most reasonable terms aud short
notice. We have also good supply OF the
above Goods on hand for sale OF exchange
for Wool, so that persons living at n dis
lance, who bring or send their Wool early,
can have their goods right on. Price Hat
for manu- featuring will be sent on hppiica-
tion. ONCE and Factory corner Bond street
and@tfn
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-03

Among the 6fst boats due afe the Cham
piea, Geo, u, Palmer, Ahaa, sad fga-
paFter, for 10. t.ehisl Darling and Mig
hseie. fef Memphis. sbeFman. for fittla
iteeh Maggie Hays, Louisiana ANA nlae
Wing, from New Orleans Monsoon, Louis
silisi Afassg, haaaataa4 aHd Emma No,
q ~ New ofisahsI MgfaiRa etef, from
L6aisyiliei GhariaAr, ffom oaifel Ada
Lyon. from afssn River,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-03
Notice TO Contractors.

AUGUST gT'fit, 1860.
TMVIHE COM MON COUNCIL OF TlHk.
- city of Evansville Will receive sealed
ptopoanla until tho 2lih day of September,
1865, for grading the alley aituated between
FirAt and Second Streets, and extending
from Gum To College street.
liy ordcT OF the Council.
A, NJ, Mc0RlrF, Clerk.
city Clerks ONCE, Evansville, Aug. 18th,
1896, au29 AVID
union oopy.l
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DENTISTS.
DRS, HAAS & COOKE,
& .'.''
Surgeon Dentists.


wviGicI.fNu DULY THANKFUL FOR
u tho very liberal patronage received
during the past seven years, and being
permanent residents az the city, deairo all
persons whether they need their profess
Aional hetVicea or mott to visit their rooms
and soc the NarinuA styles OF work manu-
mctufcd
improvements and inventions are boing
made, and everything that will subaerve
tho intereath of their patients In Aeeurea ~
them. Their establishment and facilities
are equal 90 any Ia the Eastern cities.
They have several Anneutheticn for ala
WAITING pain when extracting teeth.
Cheeks that are nunken can be restored
to nearly their original oontour,
All desirable ntyleh or AHTIFItI "A T.
TEETH made anywhere In tho uSitod
Atntea are made by un, Iaszpisnalg1ttes OF
Chiidren'n Teeth successfully uHENsktsd.
Those having Deoayed TfNNl anoald
either have them extracted osSfiMed'(the
latter u poaaibie), The health of the par
ties and fha remaining teeth demand a.
Nenraiglo Affections treated a also Claf
Palate. apxAA
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nltar ana YYaalI.Ar.

the clouds cleared awsT aad yssletday
morning epsned bright ana heaatifai,
with sgafea d aieud 81 tis seen 10 any al
feelian, A heavy and iapeRetfabis fog
dropped aVst lhe uFef eafls 90 Monday
aiehL aud put a auietns on navigation
aatii after hsuhfiss yesterday morning,
The river feii hearty tWa fest during the
twenty fpgf hours ending Of 8 e'eleai yes
tsfdas, fhsfs 10 = slight swell a. Gineiaf
natl, but u VIII moi amount % much, aud
lie general tendency viii be a rapid de-
cline, .4Hin FIJI Fl
~ is reported thai the TenResses is Using
slowly, Ai'tt''l
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-03
STEELE q TRIHLE.

ecOnd &c, Hrtwecn thenlnut and Uhcffy
Evansville, Ind,
kAaH. DooHa, WINDOW uIlNpa, DRKaanp
LUMBER, boAhpa, LATHn, Sc, OF every de-
cription constantly on hand. Packing
Boxes Of all kinds made 10 order. Saving
Of every kind done on the shortest notice.
Api1-iyl
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SASH, DOORS, LUMBER, &c.
nunnel ~ Sons,

Manufactures OF
.Saah, Doors kiinds, Frames, &c;
AiRo, Dealers In fH
MICHIGAN PINE LtAfBERs
Keep constantly on hand Lumber of every
descriptions, pine and Poplar Flooring.
Misunderstanding Shingles, Lath, Ne,
Saving OF every description done TO
order,
orders from abroad viii be promptly
attended to,
Factory and Yard,
Comma WALNUT mrAREr AND CANAL,
aprD Evansville. Ind.
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II. n. BLEMKER

THAh REMOVED FROM Hfh OH
IL stand an Main street 90 hiA new
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The hsayy fog Of Monday Night delayed
h9ats. aud business was consequently very
daii yesterday morning p,,.,,,Thsfe we're sis
arrivals dhtlBe The niRht.s,,,s, The News
boy left faf Henderson yesterday informing,
ana aaail at heea carrying people 10 the
Henderson g9upts Fair, uss,sw, The grand
Armada arrived with very handsome
freight, ana fill " heepie. about o'clock,
she was detained all aiaht between Mt.
Vernon aud Henderson, ny laas Tawards
morning the fog lifted a little, and she was
unfortunately started out, The eonsss
aaeaea was, she got iato tile timber, re-
eslyisa slight damage 70 her whssl-henss
aud hsf permanent fsndsFa aft, she fartua
nateiy received no material Injury, aud
viii be al right and ready 10 leave on
time tetaay la perfect ardsf, s,,,a. fife
Shamrock, ffem 49, Louis, was loaded 20
he's utmost capacity with grain 9,,,,,,. Coma
modefe Mitchell made a trial trip gsstsr
day with the Miasoung, which behaved
herself most calamity 10 hard 60 say
what boat Will be here to-day from Lauiss
yiiie bat we will be ahia 10 say which ia
our Additional river News, oH the nrtii
page aU ssf#Fit fa4sf .t4 EuF 1000
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-03
nan.. I.saxlma Te.Ras.

toH tAtH0,= The grand Armada, The
peerless queen Of the lower Ohio, IL the
regular paeis % faf Cairo and ali way points
to-day. ehe will be commanded by Capt,
II, u, Dexter, y veteran affieer aud al exc
pstieBeed steamboat man, Messss Dunn
and Aafahs6n are great favaritea with the
travelling public and everything Will he
done 70 make passengers comfortable,
Gen, George Jackson, one Of the best stew
ards afioat, provides fer the table with a
liberal hand flr uIrN
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temnlefelal % lAundaY snynl

The Commercial OF sunday sRyHI .r
Captain j. ~. Rice of the 81 James was
presented with a magnificent gold headed
cane on Friday, by the cabin Grew Of this
ihe packet, Captain itice II deserving Of
i6heiaser usofee " smith died Of CON
sumption. yestereaay, after 80 ilineaa Of
several months, The deceased eotn IA Oh cod
engineering on the ihinsstowh Ia ihib, nnd
waH engineer of The MaTm0ih, belonging
To- The Mihsissippi hquAdfon
The Indiana has fhid up az Louiaytile,
owing. 90 the scarcity OF New Orleans
OH Grao4y, Cammefeiai, how you are
mistaken. The Indiana In gone 90 New
Orleans with full trip get a reliable oor-
respondent ~ Louisville. %
LauiavttIh, =, The Courier Of Monday
The river continued 20 fall very fnHt WITH
eleven feet five inches water Ia the canal
lhst evening, by the mark, pufing the
previous forty .eight hours, or since our
last report. III hha fallen four feet eight
inehea at tile head of the falls, hnd over
twnlNe feet az Portland, u very rapid dee
weather has neen dry faf several days, aud
rather cool, though cloudy aud warm last
evening threatening tnofr fain. fa
!. pn THO falls There were flaht feet eight
boats and ilathoata, over the rocks, aud
nearly ten feet water IN The pass, For mp
htrehm honth there were seVeh feet water
~ the middle chute. f sa...f
rEMrHta -rhe dppeqi of Friday sayai
The weather yesterday was again clear
and positively delightful. tuaineaa was
hflHh III HtenmboHtA, but dull IN the way
Of freighta, The river III atiil fiaing hut
not Ho rapidly 40 heretofore, and during
the day Il rose about inches,
Nav onLnAs Ma The Times or Saturday
aaysi
tfhe weather opened yesterday with ~
clear alty ANA mild temperature, while the
appearance OF old Aol created nm unusual
enllyenment among all beneath hlH dignls
W. The day WIS u nnn one throughout,
and we hope that such weather may con"
tinue Tor come tinet TO some
business movements on the landing were
more active than we witnessed on previous
dnyA, while IreishtA to- the numerous
steamers al the lever came down more
/ freely, ana many of our lied River packets
have formed into line with the view of
leaving port positively aH advertised, which
gives 40 cauae OF eSruHe To- thn shipper for
the non-bhlpment of hts goods,
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RIVER NEWS.
~ e1iaA Mn0AT f.ltIMflna.

no printing establishment ia The West
has Eslfef facilities ~ greater ability faf
HieHE ~ ion THpsl fhsiki V6F2 large aud
eBinulhLs, ~ constantly balha added ~, sud
or f9b department. is Hndst the personal
sapeHv isi,fti ~ aHs ~ the BEST job printers
print Posters, eiaiil % fancy Dill Heads.
hiits isaaif6l bafds, pHak ana Meal Tick Z
cts, Hills ~ FaFa. MateE Tickle Ton f,abaf
Asi, Sc 0ftlsfs lett With eitheF ~ Tie
NhAffh9AIs will bs promptly attended tei
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t AYsiysrk ana spsp.Ysasea,

The aaig arrivals aBd departures 40 10
thfse o'clock yesterday, were tbs Hsws=
hoy, ~ HenaersnhJ Armada, Cairo 10
Iggaasyiiiss Sam, orr, u Daif9j Sham
Faek, 10, Louis q PiltsbnFe m
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Equal Rights and Exact Justice to All
Men.

II therefore advocates Impartial Suffrage. IT.
respective Of color or place. Right wrongs
no man, and no mans rights are abridged or
endangered by giving to every Iaw-abidiDg
citizen al hIs rights. And no scheme Of recon-
struction Will prove satisfactory or enduring
that denies equal civil and political rights and
privileges TO any class Of loyal citizens. No
Dera1.vn can oppose impartial suffrage and
equal rights without shameful inconsistency
and qualification. And the South can never
be truly free, prosperous Or happy. until all its
citizens are recognized az equal before the Law,
and equal in making the laws. which they
must obey, regardless Of color or position
The Chicago TRIBUNE sincerely believes in
the principles Of the Declaration of Independ-
cace and II therefore radical in It's aims, i'm
pulses and endeayors. and Is confident OF wit
messing. =. .r c:-i., La, tbs acceptance ana
adoption Of the beneficent doctrines Of Repnb-
licariisyn in every section and subdivision Of
our common country.
The readers gf the TRIBUNE will bear te~ti-
mony that the policies il has opposed have
generally been discarded: the measures IL has
supported have nearly all been adopted, and
thai its predictions have been singularly verb
fled. The secret Of its influence on public
affairs is that il esrouses what lis RIGHT earn
esfiy and co4ntats what is wgONG, boldly. and
the glass with which IL sees into the future Ia
implicit faith in the power Of Truth and the nj
innate triumph Of Right.
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FLOODED BUCKS FOR SALE

AsEy-~ F0g CEDAR COUNTY. IOWA.
-sssssn- Ltsze1zk,e- e. l-s5ssEa
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A rIRsT-CLAss NEWSPAPER.

e. a
expression Of It's opini ions, and patriotic In it's
endeavors aims at being First-f1ass News.1a-
per. 1t brings the news TO the people Of the
Northwest several days sooner than the pa
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Ynenf Dfnews enterprise.
1t discusses every subject Of interest tn Wcst.
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farmer should sell q bushei Of wheat corn oats
"A pound Of beef or pork, without reading the
without reading the TRIBUNE; no manufactu-
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hands, without first consulting its well filled.
accurate ana reilaDie commercial columns.
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I III LID 4rsg-xa tS-e Farmers ~ Cedar rCzl-
i tF- t.1a9 hare n S=g-z4Esz.S Backs ssy sale,
vt84e5a Tr<-E Tt-ssr3z3g s.a-I tyq-- Vermont 10
liza -15EG bT II n Gilbert ~ Gap G-oSe- Ill
T'Eaey are - 81 the AtEDo1 ss,sk~ raised from
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rxs-s fsssus@ purchasing elsewhere Tnsy are
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Lathe EAr- S5TCTe gs2 Oak township,
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-20

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