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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-03
CiI SfAN

GILMAN
plain statement Of facts. inherited ssrofnla.
and many OF my relations have died at II. In :,
my ca-c was fIighttui. Tumol . and ulcers sorr I'd
Until in 1872. under the t,iyic. Of my physci IN.
went to Avon SIP ings. | received no benehs-.rie,i
every medicine and did everything 1 could. had
to rest my arm acshon ana had not been able ia
sa'se We i:T !!t;.'. t - year. The disrhnrge
nom TWO ulcers was NEARLY pint day. Amputatior
was recommended; hut pronounced dangerous.
could not sleep. and IIy rings were iItol,.r. H.
friend brought me ENGLISH physiciat, " n, an
piled I'VE with which he il he had acc ompifslri
extraordinary cure, in the hospitals in England. IL
commenced to relieve; SEED in its use" Il finally
ELECTED perfect and enti e cure. 1t now SIS II
is five years since had the appearance Of
s"re and my h"n,th has been good ever since. pro-
cured the receipt of his won crfuI aytj.c-this hes
singof humanty-and have ralI~d it PAGES CLinAx
s.hvE," and allow the public to use It nr not A they
choose. This is brief but candid state nrnt given
more fully my circular. j. NJ PAGE
GENEVA. New \ DIRK, December. 1st5
New YonE. Oct ~. 1850.
! nave known } VI Page, esq of Geneva. Y, for
many He is one Of he first citizens Of West
ern New York. | Jaw him last week in good health.
iil ca was amost rem rkable one, bnt actually true
in every particular.
[Sis ,ed) DEilAs BARNES
We have wa ched the rnaided but growing favor o,
'tPAHEs cLtMAx SALvE v and araiiing ourselves OF
the knowledge Of swonherful curative powers have
be ONE proprietors Of the same.
1t Is a sure cure for Burns, ScrofnIa. SAT- Rheum.
Fever Sores. Broken Drea t. Frost Bites. Chihlsins,
sting, Bruse,, Cuts. Swellincs, &c.. whether upon
man -r east. 1t subdues pain and Inflammation with
surprising celebrity. and meals burns without scar.
No family should be without it: Its always wanted
and Is ways ready. We will forfeit "A dozen boxes
for any nsle failure. We believe there was new r
anything like il in the world, It i, put up in tin
boxes, surrounded by u full circular giving facts :.
directions testimonials, &c, and can be ordered
through any respectable Druggist throug hout the
WHITE l. ROWLAND,
Successors to VI Pare. III Liberty Street,
vl4nlnco"iy NEw York
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MARRIED..

At the Methodist Parsonage, In Upton, Sept.
3d. 1867. by the Rev. G.. NJ. Scott, Mr.. Sylyanus
Johnston and Miss Mary Lewis.
At the same place. by the same on the 25th
barnett. All Of Cedar county; Iowa.
On the 10Th inst, at the residence of tho brides
brother, Scott co., Iowa, by the Rev. G. s. Harri-
son, II. a. Curtis oflnland, aud Miss G. l.. stiles
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The Stock Subscribers are reminded
that the 10th Installment will fall due
Oct. LIST, 1867, and are hereby SPECIALLY
notified that payment of the 9th and
10th InstalimentS to the Secretary is re-
CURED to be made on or before Oct. 1st.
1867. BY order Of Board Of Directors,
WM. HI. ALDEN,
Sec. NJ, T. & 4. r. r. Co
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SLAUGHTERED
INNOcENTS,--Tht

SLAUGHTERED lNNOcENTS.-Vhe
Democrats nominated the following
county ticket on Saturday last: Ia
For .Scnator-Abner Piatt.
Fbr Representatives. s Smith, DR.
w Dodge.
For County Jutiyc-Nicholas Halter.
| For 7rcasurcr-H 4 McKelvey.
For Sheriff, - Watson.
For Superintendent Of Public Schools,
u Huber. rErts
For Sur,cyor, J II Myers.
For Coroner--I n Magec. s-"- II
For Drainage Commissioner, VIM
Mason. -... mass. - =
We publish the above ticket as mat
ter of news, lest in many parts Of the
county it might never be known that
such a ticket was put in nomination. 1t
is quite enough to say that A Piatt, the
leader of the ticket, was the Captain of
the celebrated "Hoss Marines of this
county, who banded themselves togeth-
or and drilled for the avowed purpose Of
resisting the laws aud helping the reb-
els. It was this same Captain that de-
clarcd himself "ready to buckle OH bis
arms and fight Abolitionists of the
North" He also said that ii 'they don't
adopt the Crittenden Compromise, l
hope every soldier who goes to fight the
South will be killed." He and H. Clay
Dean lead, and McKelvey and the rest
of the ticket follow. I :
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The it.d,t.e Monthly for October con-
tains the following articles: The Guar
dian Angel, Part \; by Oliver Wendell
Holmes. Themistocles, poem; by vii.
liam Everett. Ben johnson; a biograph-
ical and critical sketch, by the essayist
E. r. Whipple. Unchaitablenees. The
Rose Rollins, The first section OF a sto-
ry Of New England seaport life; by AL
ice Cary; International Copyright. II
vigorous and unanswerabic plea for the
protection OF authors, and thus for the
best Interests Of literature; by James
Parton. The Flight of the Goddess, a
poem; by T. +. Aldrich. The Throne of
the Golden Foot; by ], w. Palmer.
The Autobiography of Quack, part l.
Writings of 7. Adolphus Trollopc, by
II. Il. Tuckernlan. A Native of Bornoo,
a sketch of a colored linguist found i'm
South Carolina by Massachusetts, Off
Ger. By-Ways Of Europe, from Perpi-
gnad to Montserrat; by Bayard Taylor.
Dinner Speaking; by Edward Everett
Hale, author OFF, Man without Coun-
try How Mr.. Frye would have
Preached it," etc. Reviews aud Litera-
ry Notices. Ticknor & Fiehs, publish
crs, Boston. s1"%
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Town Property and Land for Sale.

A business and dwelling house com
bined, in Upton, forsale or exchange for
land. Also. several dwelling houses in
Upton. Also, sw. or. Sec. 3, L. 81, r.. .,
Wa choice quarter Of land, on easy
terms. Enquire OF
MS WIN, ELLICTr a.r the rlarR.S OHicc
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FARMS& PRAIRIE LANDS
FOR SALE.


WE have for sale on reasonable terms the
w Farms ana Lands described ms follows:
4 valuable farm Of 100 acres improved and
ing the southeast ! Of sec ), township 81,
range 2; also = acres of heavy timber
Price 500: ash :, balance "a in one and two
\ Choice 80 acres Of land, miles north of the
Z. 4 \. ~ Il. X. aud near the line Of the Mus
catine, Upton " Anainosa II. T.. Terms easy.
The cast \ OF southwest a section T., tp. 50,
range3.
i4Oacres Of the ne ii of sec. %, ST.,
The east ot the southwest a section o6,
T. township 81, range i.-so acres; with good house
and stable.
4 farm Of 40 acres. p, miles sw Of town and
j., iIiic from school house, Ia we'll improved
and fenced into convenient lots. good house,
stables &c. Il fine orchard aud 10 acres timber.
Price, -, per acre Terms t. sitit purchasers.
Farm IL - acres sugar Creek, two miles
So of town. on" Of tie best stock farms in the
county,. has excellent timber, ~ acres set In
! rich blue grass fine young orchard, good build
ing~. known rs the Michigan farm. Price ST.
/ per acre.
! - acres Immediately east Of fair grounds an
excellent building loeati"n, with well, ever
greens. shruDbery and fruit trees.
| Improved farm Of l2D acres pHe-fonrth mite
west Of Cover Ferry. 5acleS t5fDhaT, atutt and
II half house, good cellar, clst"fn, "a. Al4p. ~
! acres timber one-tourth nile "@st d. the Ferry
, Price SIS per acre.
Good farm of 40 acres; 100 tm4r#veH ,idars"S
timber. good house ANA stock stab.cS, oiatlcS
from Railroad station. good stock farm, having
spring ANA creek. Price so per acre, u: cash,
Inlaner in one and two Years.
The NV quarter OF see ~. 4 81 X 2; l6D acres.
Price SD per acre. halfcasll, balance in one and
two years.
7s acres adjacent To Stars Addition To town,
being Il part of the Knott farm, which we will
sell in lots To suit purchasers.
Lot No, d, Block So.6t, and Lot No. 10, Block
No. Is in town OF Upton.
The NV \. 0f sec. 3, tp ~. range 2. ld0 acres.
The $ u Of the NV Il sec. l3, Ta, Il I; 30 acres.
Price Sl7J, cash.
The sw u Of the ne Il, aud the cast half Of the
nwI, md tho sw !, of the NV I. Of sec. -. tip
70 r i. ltiD acres All in Cedar county, Iowa,
Also the south x Of the ne Il sec. 3. So II 80
west in Calhoun county, Iowa.
Also / $50 acres in BtlennaNista co., Iowa.
80 acres choice prairie land in Cass county,
Iowa.
WOLF Il I..ANDT,
MS Agents, Tipton, Iowa.
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A WHOPPEn.-On last Monday we
were presented with Bermuda sweet
potato, measuring III inches in clrcum-
ference and weighs 3 pounds ~ ounces.
1t was raised by Joshua Hall, Esq, and
II . fair sample of his entire crop. iowa
is great country for vegetables.
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HORSE AssociATION.-The Union
Horse Association will hold their first
Annual Fair ut Wheatland, Clinton
county, Iowa, on Tuesday, "Wednesday
and Thursday, sth, 9th and 10th Of Oct,
1867. The first day Of the Fair being
election day, entries can be made until
noon ofthc second day. Extensive pre-
parations have been made for this Fair,
and It Is anticipated that it WILDE a sue
ccxs.
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NOTICE..

A ii. PERSONS INDEBTED to the late firm
N Of FRIEND CGI.DERrSDS, Merchants,
Upton Iowa, by note book account, or other
wise, are hereby notified that they are request
tulbcrtson, or n. y. Friend. They desire that
the claims Of this old trading House he settled.
Many Of the claims are of long standing and
should be paid. Please attend to 1t at Your
earliest possible convenience
business in the Mercantile Department will
hereafter he conducted in the same room and
place by J. tuLHERrsoE, NATHAN y. FRIEND,
and JOHN Il. trLRERTsON, under the style,
name and firm of cTLBElTI.DS, FRIEND l.
co.
CulbertsOn, Friend T. Go.
Upton. August 1st 1857. n35wi
Livery grade of Sugars at ALDFS'S.
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-1he Tipt0il Sarrrllsfr.
N. -. i. s.s--~,,--'>'-~..,.,,,,~ 2.
CLARK Z 1GULTORD,
xs~biishcr and Proprietors
REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS
viii be held at the following named
places at the times specified. Good
speakers win be in attendance. Meet
ingr will commence ut u in the cve-
ming.
4 Coon Creek School House, Linn tp.,
Uct. 8.
SalEschool House near A. Young, Red
Oak, Oct 4til.
sugar Creek SCHOOL House, Oct 1.
-Springllale, Saturday, Oct. !.
4 SPedee School House, Saturday, Oct. 5.
Pleasant Hill, Cover tp., Oct. ).
The Republicans of the different neigh
horl,oods should assist in circulating no.
i8Sts efthese meetings. ID
S. W. YOUNG,
issa Chm Of Central Committee.
HORSE, Buggy and Harness, for sale
cheap. Apply to &. p. Ingman.
New FURNITCRE.-M Beach Is now
receiving new and splendid stock Of
Furniture, such rs chairs, sofas, tctc-a-
tctes, bureaus, tables, bcdsteads, &c.
This furniture Is Of better quality than
was ever before brought to this market,
and will be sold as cheap as can be
bought elsewhere, for cash. There is
now no need of going away from home
to get good, cheap furniture. s'a
McNair l. Jordan had OH exhibit
ton ut our County Fair, one of their
popular Tanning Mills manufactured by
themselves, which cleans tic oats from
uyscat entirely, and ut the same operation
scJcrutrs the No. l, and No. , mheat. 1t
also cleans clover and timothy seed per-
tcctiy clcan. Mcssrs. McNair and Jordan
,knov exactly what the farmer needs in
this Tine, and have built this tanning
mill to do all the work Il farmer needs
to do in the way of cleantng grain and
seed. All their mills are warranted,
and sold on trial.
LAST week the names of all the Dr.
rectors was omitted from the Railroad
Notice. The NJ, 4. l. \. II. II. is u
fixed fact, the grading is nearly done,
and the Directors must have the money
to complete the bed for the iron. Read
the notice and govern yourselves ac-
cordingly.
A-Thc following are the appoint
uncnts Of the North Iowa Conference of
the Methodist Church, for the ensuing
year:
President, J. A. BnLToS. Anamos;l
Station, VIM & Bcardsley; Ohio do, l.
Holland. Toledo Circuit, w l. Griffith,
and h J Cook, II II Strait, Sup. Asst;
.hclirock do, + Striker; Bangor do, 4
Dalbcy; Spring Grove do, J l. Among;
Peoria City do, S n Mathcny; Upton do,
Il NJ Scott; West Liberty do, VIM Pur-
Wis; Iowa do, Philo Chester; State Gem
ter do. J Sclby; Ccntcr Point do, New
Albion do, Linn do, are to be supplied;
Palestine do. Fairbanks do, uisurpicd.
Fremont Mission. j A Abbott; Burr Oak
do, b belt; Waterloo do, LylTand do,
TO bc supplied; Little Cedar do, :; i
Long. Supcrannuated, l. Bidwc". Left
in the hands Of the President, J Daily,
II Ii Green. Deceased, J Watson.
CONFERENCE ApPOISTMENTS.- NJ
T. Conference has appointed Rev. l..
Skinner, Presiding Elder over the Cedar
Falls District, aud Rev. J. NJ. Rankin,
OF Mcchanicsville, Is to succeed him ut
this place. Rev. X. ID. Parsons has been
appointed to minister to the wants of the
church mt Lyons.
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D~'rhe new brick school house in
the north part Of towns now completed.
Miss Mollie Chambers has been engaged
as teacher; and school will commence on
Monday, Oct. eth. The school is design
ed for the class Of little folks correspond
ing to the Primary and Secondary de-
pertments Of the Upton Union School,
Vt which the new school is q division,
and will be under the general superin-
tcndence Of Prof. J. r. Hughes. Frinci-
pal Of the Union School.
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The GROVER & BAKER Sewing Ma
chimes, all things considered, the best
in use, are for sale by :. $. Daniels.
Call and sec them whethe: wishing 70
buy or not. He is also prepared to quilt,
hem, tuck, cord, braid, bind and en-
broi,ler work for Others. 39tf
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D9-Just after Dean had closed his tlc-
livery, last Saturday, several of his dis
ciples were discussing the probable cause
ofhis peculiar hatred Of all christian de-
nominations, when one Of them, who
did not know that he was obliged, by
the otlious .Abolitionists, to pay for four
hats before he could get one for himsclf,"
until Dean told him SO, remarked that
s"Mr. Dean did not seem to have much
love for the Mcthodists.n Anaged man
standing by, replied that He probably
had no more cause to love them than his
father had" Deans admircr, thinking
he would get 4 brief history Of the mat
ter, enquircd "Who is his fathers"
"I'hc Devil" was the reply Of the old
gentleman; aud that little knot of disci-
pies departed thence.
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Women, as well rs men, Ire to vote ut
the school district meeting>in Nebraska,
this month.
A Frenchman has been fined for il
legally practicing medicine. His sys-
tenn was simply Il command to be well.
A cable dispatch reports that the
amount of Gotten in the Liverpool mar
ket is much larger to-day than mt any
time for years past. .r.u~-.-.-
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WM. II. TTTnlLL, Treasurer
Upton, October Sd, 1867.
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DIR. J. II. JORDAN, indianapolis, Ind,
says: IL have known DR.. Strickland's
Pile Remedy to be thoroughly tested in
numerous cases during the past year,
and with perfect success in every i'll
stance. And so it is with his Remedy
for Diarrhna or Cholera, and his Cough
Balsam. They are all genuine and
pure.' n37wI
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\ GENTLEMAN of great medical knowledge
says that Il more genial, who ana effect
nal tonic and appetizer than brakes Celebra-
ted Plantation Btlcrs was never discovered.
He recommends ii for Dyspepsia fcm Liver
Complaint, for Exhaustion, Weakness, for II
want OF Appetite. and for Mental Depression.
1t is an agreeable Stimulant. and is equally
adapted to young and old. Persons OF Settvn-
tary habits like cicr.yncn, lawyers, ner-
chants, and dcilratc females are particularly
;i,siitiitt ~ -, ii>,..
MAGNoLIA WATER.A delightful toilet arti
,Ie--Superior 10 tolongc and ut half the price
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CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS The NJ
T. Conference has appointed Rev. l..
Skinner, Presiding Elder over the Cedar
Falls District, aud Rev. J. NJ. Rankin,
Of Mcchanicsville, is to succeed him ut
tl,is place. Rev. X. ID. Parsons has been
appointed to minister to the wants Of the
church mt Lyons.
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A STIMULATING ToNIC-LIrE BIT
TIERS. Good health is Blessing. The
way to enjoy such is to take wine glass
full of Stricklaud's Life Bnters two or
three times Il day. They create good
appetite; they strengthen the stomach
they cure habitual Constipation, Ncr-
vousness, and Headache; they make
the old feel young. If you wish long
life and good health, use Strickland'
Life Bitters. For sale in bottles by
Druggists, and by the drink ut all sa-
looms and groceries. yr
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\ Cheerful WITNESS. -ILou E4Dcr-
icncc Conqucrs Pytjudic".-Mr George
Thrall, of Rochester, in II recent letter
to Wilcox & Gibbs $. NJ. Co., writes:
Zone of your machines has been used in
my family for the past eighteen months.
1t has given perfect satisfaction, and I
consider it the best Sewing Machine for
family use. the more chcerfu,ly bear
my testimony in its favor because was
ut first greatly prcjudiccd against it,
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LAST week the names of all the Dr.
rectors was omitted from the Railroad
Notice. The NJ, 7. & 4. II. II. is u
fixed fact, the grading is nearly done,
and the Directors must have the money
to complete the bed for the iron. READ
the notice and govern yourselves ac-
cordingly.
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DIED.

On Tuesday, January I'D, 1881, In the sixty
a protraeted illness of four years which ,he bore
with that fortitude which becomes devoted fol-
lower Of Jesus Christ. She lived a life OF un-
stained purity, ever willing to render assistance
and Christian consolation to every one, and in
death departed this life leaning on the anchor OF
redeeming Jesus, which rendered her mooring
safe in the harbor of eternal life
Christian Adrocdte please copy.
At his residence, ON Duval street between Be-
cond and Third, on the 9th instant, JAMES
KAHN, in the sixty sixth year OF his age.
His funeral will take place from ST. Peters Ca
In edral at O clock THIS EV.sNING. The friends
OF the family are respectfully invited to attend
On the morning of the 2lst instant, at o'clock
A. M, Miss NJ AIRY B0ULDIN, OF Charlotte county,
Va, in tho ninety frst year Of her age
On the 9sth instant in Geor getown, D: G., WILL
LIAM WHITE VERIFY, aged siXty-nvc years,
formerly ofLynchbure. but for many years clerk
in the General Land Office.
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operation.

CoNGREssIoNAL.-STEvENs did not Ia
BILE his territoriaGzing bill on Saturday.
Yet we infer that it is failure. THAD.
cannot pass it over the veto. He will only
find himself territorialiZed ": set back"
So with Mr.. ASHLEY, the hero Of impeach-
ment. He has thus far secured only his own
impeachment. He was most distinctly and
pointedly impeached some four several
times on Saturday, as "liar'-whlch
however, seems no great personal offence
in Congress,
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By Harrison, Goddin & Appsrson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALC-
RLEFARM IN HANOVER COUNTY CALLED
LAUREL GROVE, NEAR To ATLBE'S STATION,
CONTAINING THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY
AND ONE FOURTH ACRES As trustee In GER
tain deed of trust executed by Mr.. James nj Car.
ter. dated - October, 1852 duly recorded In Han.
over County Court, shall in execution thereof,
and by direction OF the creditor thereby secured,
sell AZ public auction, on the premises, on Tu rs.
DAY the 18th February, 1887, At u O'Clock NJ, II
fair, If not, the first fair day thereafter, that
VALUABLE FARM located az above, on which
said Carter now re -ides, containing THREE HuN-
DREDAND FORTY AND ONE-FOUR II ACRES,
OF which about two. rds are open land OF fine
heart balance heavily covered with original and
secondary growth On the place there Is com
Portable dwelling and the usual OUT. buildings
TERMS: Enough In cash TO defray expenses OF
sale and to pay of and discharge four bonds
amou nting to 8, with interest from the date oi
the deed, subject to n credit OF $1,000 paid =
1889 and the surplus, IL any, such terms as the
said Carter may prescribe and direct. The taxes
for this year to be paid by the purchaser
- w GOpDIN, Trustee.
S.-Althougb the trustee, in selling the fore.
going real estate will be governed by the terms OF
the deed vet we are authorized to say that the
creditor $50 far the debt due to him will accept,
in lieu of those prescribed by the deed OF trust,
one fourth cash. pa ance at four, eight, and twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPERsoN,
Z, "a Auctioneers.
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The tariff bin is still under discussion in
the Senate. The rate on camel coal was
fixed at $3.50 per ton. The duty on ma
chinery was increased from forty-fye to
fifty per cent. ad udloyen,, and that on cop
per ore was changed from fifteen per cent.
I'D ualorem to three cents per pound, and
on copper in pigs, ingots, etc., from four to
five cents.
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!. poIzv on orr gUrDRIp DOLLARS for the

A PRrzr OF ONE HUNDRID DoLIAss for me
best poem on ths Confsdsrats Dead. -.
PRIZE OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ioi
heat poem In Isudstieu Of the deeds, vsiof, sun
,.r,no. and sseriacss Of tina confsderate solais.s
A PRIZE OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS iol 1n'
best poem on the Crest Prisoner OF FORTRESS nun
roe, JEFFERSON DAVIS.
ton, the numerous responses that nave Desh ln
- ,hi,r,,rI II spssks we'll for the spirit, graft
80 and pstriotism Of the Southern heart. Fer
.on, Who have sent in manuscripts are most re-
,psctfnlly informed that the awards win be soon
M IA nysx nnnsbsr Of honorable and distinguished
g.ntlsmsn, whose names will be duly snnouncsd
through the papers. =
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DETERMINATIoN.-T New York He
raids Washington correspondent in some
speculations on the subject of reconstruc-
ton says: ...
"The President is immovable. An in
innate friend of his quotes remark that
he will fight the Radicals until certain
place freezes over, and then fight them on
the ice,'n
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BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctioneers
Ranker. Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN
OTEgN ACRES OF WOODLAND. ON WHITE
MOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION will he sod at
auction, in front Of Henrtco County court house,
ON MONDAY the ath Of February, 1887, a. IL ocloc
NJ, ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN ACRES
OF WoODL AND, located as above, belonging TO
the estate Of the late william Gouldin adjoining
the lands Of Fisher, Frayser, and Others ana near
TO Whites tavern. on the new Charles City road.
TERMS: One third cash: balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable rotss, interest
added secured by trust dead. fzxesior 1901 10
oe pau HARRISON, G0DDIN 4 APPERsoN,
q, % Auction scrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-28

FINANCE IN NEW YoRK.-The New York
market is quite stringent. Money was
tight, and loans on call at 7 per cent. on
Saturday. Lenders were overhaui.
ing their old loans, and were not disposed
to grant new ones. There had been de-
cline in leading railroad stocks, from the
18th to the 25th January, OF from 318 TO