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The free man's press., 1868-08-22
P L AIN UNSEL6
FOR FR E E MEN,
Brerst MAJOR General CInts~ B. Fs>l,

When man sets out in life with no capital
but h.mself, he must be apretty good follow, or
he will break up.
Now let me tell you few home truths.
You cannot afford to drink liquor To ssy
nothing of it's bad effect on your health end NOR
ais. you cannot, in justice to yourself, p~y Whist
it will cost @"@'f 8's-7t }f@sf !, -
Do not 60 into liquor saloon, but pass it
without notice.
If you want a clear heart and strong arm,
self respect, and money in your pocket, never
take dram.
You can not afford to spend money for useless
dress and ornaments.
You need tools, horses, plows, books, land, ed
ucaton,-everything before costly rings, watch
chains and expensive apparel
Do not waste your earnings on your person.
Dress well, but in cheap plain clothing.
Get yourself good home, andshave 1t paid for,
before you spend your money for fancy ornament
or dress.
You cannot afford be idle. Time is moaey.
Every day you lose sets you back two or three
days; shake off sloth, roll up your sleeves, and
quit yourself like man.
1dleness destroys mans health, weakens him,
shortens his life, makes him feed mean, and sends
him on o short road to ruin.
Every man is under God, just what he makes
himself; it matters not whether he be whits or
colored.
Frederick Douglass was born Q slave, but BY
dint of hard work, he has made himself man,
wise, eloquent, respected man.
Now you have yourself in charge, and want
you to make man of yourself VIII you do it3
The free man's press., 1868-08-22

- "e wish one, or more clubs got up in every
"'n IN Texas. Get up the club, and send us the
4'S ss soon as possible. We will send
s'sfy person, who gets up a club of twenty,
us1aV1ng of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, the great
hAsc1pAroR
= Oss'oes this, we send an extra copy to the one
Sto gets up the club.
"nse % Dr. NJ. c. Keith, Austin, Texas.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29

has adopted A resolution withdrawing
the consent Of fh1 Hta6G % SAeepUseaae
of the l4th amendment to the Constitu.
Sion otthe lniaed States 1T is To- late.
The adder bhetlf 1 file! ~
The Mormon leaders have just held a
geheral afareHce a. Salt Lake City
Among other things they did, was to
declare non-intercourse with people
who are not M6finonS % matter of
trade. They aFeafraid of tho influence
Of the Pacific Railroad, wheat reaches
them, on theif"peculiar institutions. 2 e
The Vacant Brigadier Generalship in
the regular army, caused by the retiring
of General Hooker. has excited lively
contest for the place. OF those mention
cd for the promotion are Generals
Granger, Stoneman, Gillen, Augur, and
Gibbons. 1t is not likely, as matters
now look, that the President will make
an appointment before the meeting of
the Senate. '~''&~s @@@8 II sgH
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29
The Rebel Debt.

On the 10th ofAugust, 1864, the Butfa-
10 Courier declared editorialIy:
I'VE vote for the Union aud the pay
ment of the wardebt South and North. -
Two or three weeks ago the Mobile
Tribune uttered very similar senti-
ment. 1t said:
Zone of the very first things we will
ask will be the assumption # the Con-
federate debt. This is precluded by the
amendment known as the Fourteenth
article. But the Democracy deny that
this amendment has been legally adopt
ed This, it may be said, is the result
of the promise to Hampton, and is made
as a guarantee of their good faith"
Democracy now Is not essentially diff
fcrent from what it was then. It is con-
sistent, to say the least. It's tones are
identical on the lakes and on the gulf
Does our neighbor imagine that If the
rebels had succeeded in destroying the
Unisn they would have offered to pay
our war debt as literally as it offered to
pay that of the South, or was it inspired
by a '.wonderous kindness for the
South, begotteR of q fellow feeling?"-
Chicago Journal.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29
NEWS ITEMS.

IL, About seventy five females, employ
ees In the Treasury Department, viii Be
dismissed on the first Of November for
the want OF work.
San Francisco, and, we presume, the
rest of California, had another slight
shock Of an earthquake Thursday. and a
more severe and alarming one early the
next morning.
!. The official republican majority in
Ohio at the recent election ID aO,O7l-be-
ing . Republican gain of 1856 over last
year. 80
Gov. Bakers majority, by the official
returns from every county in Indiana,
Is announced as ], 150. He ran little be-
hind 3lis sickes.as II .raiftt III ....., E' sa
! Tho rebel General Magruder and nm
other ex-rebel officer--''friends' Of Sey-
mour and Blair-were arrested and
locked up In New York city Friday
night for being noisy, drunk, and in
suiting ladies in the streets. ~ ~
The Ku Klux afrientlsb of Seymour
and Blair, last Friday assassiDated Con-
gresham Hlnds. of the Second Dstrice
Of Arkansas. In Louisiana, Texas and
South Carolina, outrages by rebels upon
loyal men are OF everyday occurrences
taeneral Grants election 10 the Prcsl
siency Ii the only way these outrages can
be stopped md peace enforced.;l
e The West Virginia election resulted
III xEepubilcan majority in the State OF
over 1000, and the election of all the
;;Republican candidates for Congfess,
and a majority in the Legislators.
Great Bxitial,, France. and Italy, as
well ~ tho United States, have recog-
nixed the new Government Of Spain.
III. II The Oregon Legislature feopperhead)
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IOWA ITEMS.
Immense quantities ofcoaf are being

Immense quantities or coat are being
taken from the mines ut Mongana.
-"Barrett's" has become n staple. 1r.g{
Leonard Austin and Family mar
rowly escaped death i'm a prairie fire be-
days ago. The flames sped faster than
the horses, and envelopdd the whole
wagon. f&i - j
"'-" Barrett's'' the First Premium, r.,
"A proposed Jail delivery, by twenty
prisonerS was detected ut Dnbuque just
in time to spoil the plot, the other
day. ~ z5hs .,44g,,s.g
"Barrett's', is, cooling and delightful.
MFR. Nixon, employed to light the
lamps on the bridge at Dubuque, in per-
forming his duty OH Tuesday of last
week, missed his footing, fell into
theHvG end was drowned.
"Barfett's" knocks everything.
The Keokuk Northern -Rrilroad
Company has put its bridge under con-
tract across Skunk river, and also the
grading Of the road the greater part of
the way, between Bonapart and Mount
Pleasant. a' 'fTfs -..,.4r.. .3a q4. .s.iers;
"Barrett's" Prize Hair Restorative.
* Spire 40 feet high and weighing
some 5000 pounds which was being ell
eyate1 r is position o. the nc.' Fer
man Methodist church in Burlington,
son Saturday last, become detached from
its f,stenings By the breaking of faulty
iron hook, and went. crashing to the
ground floor, wonnding fatally one of
the workmen and severely injuring an
other.
The Iowa Temperance Standard is
to be the title of the TEN perance paper
about to be issued at Des Moines, under
the auspices Of the Grand Lodge of Good
Templars in Iowa. The editorlhi chief
will be Mr.. w. H. Fleming, Deputary
Secretary ofState. who will be assisted
by J. M. Dixon the blind editor. The
publisher will be T.. M. Holt, lately of
the Montana Standard and formerly Of
the Dallas elisettt. .5SEAn vs.
Lefingwell's Record-The "Ofa-
cial."-Not "UnQualifiedly False.
Our readers will remember that few
weeks, ago we accused the Democratic
candidate for Congress, Hon., W. Il.
Letftihgwell, ofhaving been, dishoslora.
bly, dismissed the military service. Mr..
Letiingwell said in a published letter
that it was "unqualifiedly false.' We
promised to lrOre our statement true,
and to this end lay before the public the
Copy OF Special order s37.l 3U%5a93s&
WAR DEPARTMENT, Nov. 10th 1862.
Extract II. BY order Of the President
the following officers arc dismissed the
service with loss of pay: maj f s.asr
Capt WIN. Il. LEFFINGWELL, OF the
First Iowa Cavalry, for drunkenness.
BY order Of Secreta ry of War.
{signcd) T.. u. TOWNSEND, A@
ma Assistant Adjt. Gen.
OFFICIAL:
II. WILLIAMS, Asst. Adjt. General.
H EaHH##
Now there Is nat for Gtptrin Left
ingwell to crack. He called us q liar, in
the face of what ,he knew to be the facts
for telling truth hfs friends forced us
to publish, and now for the purpose Of
proving our statement true and fixing
the "unqualified'' falsehood where it
belongs, we publish an official state
ment of the dismissal. If our political
opponents can draw any conclusion
from this scrape Of "record," they are
welcome to it.-De WIT Obesrrer.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29
Minutes of Center Township Re.
publican Convention,

Pursuant to previous notice the Re-
publicans Of Center township assembled
at the court room in Upton, on Satur-
day, October 18th, 1868, ut 2 o'clock p.
m. The meeting was organized by
elccting J. w. Crissman chairman, and
s. l.. Smith, secretary. ANS
The chairman stated the object of the
convention was to place in nomination
suitable persons as candidates for the
several township offices. When, on
motion, Geo. w. Smith was nominated
by reclamation rs n candidate for mem
Der of the Board OF Supervisors from
Center township
On further motion, \. Il. Cobb, J. w.
Crisman and VIM. III. Hammond were
nominated for Township Trustees. J..
S. Tuthill and L. l.. Sweet for the Office
of Justices Of the Peace for Upton, and
Paul w. johnson and p. l.. Stryker for
the country. Is. Wilhelm, n, Orion,
John Kinsey and Cyrus VaMmeter for
COnstables; Henry Reigart for Town
ship Clerk, and John Casebeer for As
SCISSOR. 4tttt
81 On motion. OF J. ID. Shearer, s. L..
Smith, J. w. Bull aud S. v. Landt were
nominated Township Committee.
On motion, convention adjourned sine
die.
y; w. CRISMAN, Chairman.
5. l.. SMITH, Secretary.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29
Improved Farms for sale

on ACTES-Fenccd, good house, stable, graz
on nary, orchard, well, and cellar under
house. Win take team IN part pay. Price,
$500. Also,
on Accustomed, house, stable, granary
on and good we'll of water.
The above farms adjoin and will be sold sep
"f"'c o. 'ose'hef'4 aYsoso'oHa
TWO GOOD DWELLINGS in Upton, for sal
|. Il very cheap. -
LSO, II " Of NV u sec. 2. a. 2 80 acres; Is
"A acres broke during past summer: al fen c.
ed; running. water, and located within two
miles Of Clarence. Price 800 per acrc-K cash,
and balance in one year. 81
Apply to 8. L. SMITH.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29

The meetings will be held in the ev-
cnil1k, cGmhlencing At 7O'clock. Repub-
licaA1 wilsl,ip organization are rcques-
ted to make arrangements for these
meetings. Tile County Central Com
mittec will supply the appointments
with speakers. w. p. WoLF.. =.
,..tt.. Chin Ceii~ Com.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29
MARRIED.

At the residence or the brides father in
Rochester Township. Cedar County, October
lid, 1865, by VIM. Elliott. Esq, Mr.. John f.
Gardner and Mias Hannah MILFORD.
The printers were kindly remembered
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29

eS-Hundreds are using RIGGS COMPOUND
HoARHoUND COUGH SYRUP and pro-
nouncc 1t the very best medicine for Coughs,
Colds, 60. Try ID. 4#sa4.
For sale by Hall 4 schumacher. Upton
8. s. Chambers 4 Co., Springdale: +. $. 4 II. A.
Jepson, West Branch; ". r. Cornwall, powncy
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29

/ DNANE DOfS WE'VE lHEA-tlu u
horn).-As the Republican speakers
were returning from their appointment
at Cedar Bluffs, last "Wednesday even
ing, they passed a squad Of fellowsa few
rods from the school house, who sent a
couple Of vollcys of stones after the bug
~ and its occupants. Alter the second
tvolley whizzed ty, the gentlemen in
the buggy. pnllstl UP and Invited the
brave stone throwers ITO come up like
men if they wanted to fight, and not
sneak back in'tlie brush like miserable
towards" But the incipient ku Klux,
trucste their cowardly ,naturcs, stood 81
lent and motionless in the friendly
darkness; and were left to chuckle to-
gcther over the legitimate Seymour and
Blair arguments which they had al
vanced in such q gallant aud striking
manner. Ii the courage Of such chaps
as these was in any degree proporti onate
to their ignorance, insolence and intole-
rance, the political murders and outragls
Of the Southern Democracy would be en-
ulated In our own State Of Iowa.
ATTENTION. IA ss,Fs! The Comp..
ny will meet at their room. in the Court
House, next Saturday evening at p. H.,
for the purpose Of parade, aud to attend
the speech Of Hon. Nm. Hubbard A
full attendance is expected.
J. G. REED, Capt. Com'dg. a.
DEAroREsr's YOUNG AMERICA.-The
Juveniles are full Of glee over the recep-
ton Of an enlarged number of this popu-
lar little maglzine. More pictures, mofs'
stories, more puzzles, more Of everything
that the children arc in love with, Is i'll
voIved in this jubilant event, which
must have sent up the You've AMERICA
list like q rocket Certain
~ there is no other magzainelike it for
the young. Publication Office, 473
Broadway, New York. Yearly, S1.5D.,
THAT LETTER OH the first page, from
an Iowa Democrat who was made n Re-
publican by q few months residence in
the Southern States is well worth read
ing. It shows how a personal acqaaint.
ance with the condition and necessities
Of the, Southern. States reconcilc,i to-
Reconstruction one who
had ever before been bitter oUrloslentr
Gifts measures. 1t shows how the same
personal knowledge Of the existing stater
of civil affairs i,l the South, makes of
full blooded Iowa Democrat, n champi-
on for Manhood Suffrage. Would that
every "War Democrat in the country
could real this letter. The original
genuine Copperlead Democrats, there
is no hope for. They are of the same
blood and breeding with the Ku Klux
whose revolutionary desires,
mud outrageous actions showed to Mr..
Parkhurst that he could not be Nth
them, dnd.forhis Couat,y, at the same
time. The letter is interesting aside
from its political bearings; and will we'll
repay perusal. -" ~ as".~s H.@
Minutes Of Center Township Re-
publican Convention.
Pursuant to previous notice the Re-
|,ublicans Of Center township assembled
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29
ONE shilling yard for the best print.
at Nm. Dean & Co.'S.

= ALPHABETICALLY IoUd Age says:
IF Lcinnswell h elected we can oil d.
vide The honor with him." III, What
nm inappreciably small affair the quo
tient In the above problem In division
will prove to be. And when they And,
~ In time they must, that Left is not
elected, what will they divide: Cha
grin, probably.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29

0OINd ~ A6AN E.-ScIt0lu luulVluu-
ais, at present living not moro than a
I Thousand miles from this place, have an
. nounced their determination TO leave
the Seato Of Iowa, and shake OF the
dust Of their feet against US, in case the
amendments 10 the constitution permit
ting negro suffrage should prevail. We
are informsde that this threat has deter
mined ssyeml rather conservative citi-
xens 10 vote Tor ths amendments, in the
hope that tie parties aforesaid may be a.
good Is their WORD. '',a
@------~--~-- ----7Eg
I NExr SATURDAY EVENING, Hon. N.
II. Hu6hard, Of Marion, Will address the
att1ens - TIptoil and vicinity upon po-
l9IN fhealss. Judge Hobbasd yones
attE4ayltation Of our own, comssaittee,
is,sltslaanf aLls and fnteeesttna speak
Or; and sllsulArha sc}lpuse upon this
occasIop. III faIssfa win be in At
tendance. IN the Court Room, at u
O'Clock p. -, Seats reserved for ladies'.
Remember the fffmaHs, saturday, October
!. sist, instead Of Friday, ~ p6biished last
week. The Judge speaks ~ Mechanics-
: xiiis a Friday night Of this week.
y VIII TN llsen 1iag Nsshins
Me.i| ll'Wa teaa Esc al J.
$; YAfEs, Ed. and Hos, WM r.
Wolf addressed rASIpespie .sn Louden
-Tspsday eysnlpss, ,s.,l,hs ittsnaanee was
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29

e=- 1Ia1HA1anna=saalo en- o. Monday
evening, necessarily with thin ranks,
- no previous 1gti0 o. AMsellns had
tbscn given; and made can shr Col.
Smyth, which ELECTED few we'll timed
remarks from that geatieman, to which
they-the Tanners responded ty cheers
for Grant aHd Oolhx, and WM. Smyth,
the next C6nsress man from tlle I'd Dis
trict q Iowa. s. 81 s..s--,
Evening star., 1868-09-25

EMIGRATION TO MARYLAND.-The Depart
ment OF Labor and Agriculture, of which Dr
w. =. Mcpherson is superintendent, and Luth-
er VI. Glddlngs, Esq, assistant superintendent,
he actively engaged IN obtaining employment
for those foreign emigranes who select Mary
land as their adopted home Each vessel with
emigrants, as II arrives, is boarded by DIR. y.
w. Bogen; State agent and boarding officer In
the above department and through his exer-
uons q ute a fair per centage OF all Immigrants
arriving are induced 70 remain in this State
and as the greater part Of those 50 remaining
proceed 70 the agricultural districts, where
their services are most required, and, being
ullers OF the soil, they are destined 20 add ma
terIaily 10 the wealth ana general prosperity OF
the State. OF The 350 Immigrants that arrived
on the 18th instant, bv the steamer Baltimore.
Captain Noeckler, from Bremen. 81 or about
Is per cent. remained IN Maryland This is
considered a fair per centage, but OF the pa
who srrtved by the Bremen bark Anna. Olp-
tam Aenlers, on the Goth instant the per cent
age reached q figure unpredented-Ius of the
number, or nearly % per cent remained in the
State. A large proportion have relatives re-
siding here and in other sections of Maryland.
number OF them are possessed OF some capl-
al and desire 70 purchase property here The
principal OF those not remaining here go West
via Baltimore and Ohio railroad.-Bzlamrc
sun. p. q
Evening star., 1868-09-25

THREE HUSBANDS POISONED by THEIR
WIvEs.-A most extraordinary case 10 be
tried shortly before the Oour d Assizes of Mar
seilles. Ii has lust been discovered that three
women cooliy and deliberately poisoned their
husbands in order TO marry AGAIN Two Of the
husbands died some months ago; the third ana
last in August. All three bodies have been ex
humed. TO Be analysed by medical men. each
OF the presumed assasxins beinG brought I'M
presence of the victim. One Of the women is
forty. five years OF age. another thirty-hve. and
the third scarcely twenty. As far as can -
ascertained Al present, they APPEAR 10 have
been assisted in their crime by fourth woman
"a necromancsr, or nerEsc dc cartes-Who
seems both 70 have inspired the deed and helped
TO accomplish It Il .T
Evening star., 1868-09-25
'1RAILRoAps.
BALrIMoBE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ N q j. =

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&@a q 8
MORE and wAsHINGIOH AND THE WEST.
are now run a. follovs, viz;
FOB BALTIMORE.
1880 .. 90 .!ctHs $40, and sesoP. ID. a. L. anu
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday as A. NJ. and 4:20
Leave et A. M. aud 4:2o P. n. No train to
or from Annapolis on Sunday. 81.
ON suNpAI;
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave At : A. NJ, and 4:2O and $50 M.
1e.r. a. ZOE e r. wAd .ad SO sIaTaSNs .ss $40
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. fB
ss'e sdssi,y sny except s:t11dsy and Sunday, at
On sunday sd.S.s y q 80 $50 and snIy con-
nsSsa1G a At Relay station with trains from Bslt-
Wash nston Station Tiofet Once at q: hour: p
Pepnsyivsnia iV avenue 81 e.. Passengers pureissins
ticket; M the ccs e. can there n a. 70
residence taken to the depot and put In the bag
For New York Philadelphia. AMI Boston, see
advertsf%s nj Gf .Isrpgsh %h,s4 Line ne rr,,,o.
IN COLE GeneraI ticket Agent
sel4 GEO. s. kOONTZ- General Agent.
T'BROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
L PhHihfsPFtfEIA' HfM TGRk, pMa sssa
WASHINGTON, 1873.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND NEW
fOBk are now run follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK. ,cifh0sd chance Of ears.
Leave daily except Sunday at > A. NJ, and
1880 and p. NJ.
500 FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except sundsy) st = A. NJ. and
1880 and $40 P. 81.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at P. M, and Philadel-
phia at 5:40P. M.
daily.
Through tickets to PhiladeIphia. New York, or
Boston can be had at the Station Office at all hours
in the day. Also as the Company's Office. No.
400 Pennsylvania avenue. Passen gers purchasin
tickets At the Avenue office can there arrange to
have their baggage called for and checked at their
residence, taken to the depot and put in the bag
gage car.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad adye yertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
IL. WILSON, Master of Transportation.
In. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
sc IA GEO. 8. kOONTZ, Agent, Washington.
Evening star., 1868-09-25

DR0POSALS FOR BUILDING THIRD Oh
DWELLING AT OR NEAR ST. SIMON'S,
GEORG1A.-Sesled proposals will be received at
25th day Of September, 1855. for furnishing tn
terials and lAbsr of all kinds necessary g. con
struct. erect, and complete third order light
house and kee per dwelling at near st. Simon
Georgia. in accordance with plans and specifca-
tions which may be obtained upon application to
this Office. W. b. SHU BRICK, Chairman
Treasury DEPARTMENT, OFFICE LIGHT House
BOARD, WASHINGTON CITY, August u, 1865.
Gu y 2aw3w
Evening star., 1868-09-25

DUA couple Of men, named James Corcorxu
and Joseph r. Sentnor, entered the Oafhoiic
Church at New Brunswick and were busSIv
engaged in breaking MP the sid ver can dlexticfs
and other articles preparatory TO carrying on
when fhe Priest unexpectedly entered And A.
rested the sacriiegieus scamps. They were
committed TO Jail. sl-l. - - :.
Evening star., 1868-09-25

ONE BOTTLE OFRESOL VENT IS BErTER
THAN TEN LAR6E BOTTLES OF THE
ABFERTISED SARSPARTLLAS, Of DE.
RECT DIURETIC REMEDIES.
Evening star., 1868-09-25
AUCTION SALES.

Rf TovPEE LATIMlk, Auctisseers.
- Late clerks with Jas. q. Mcclure co..
sou'nWest corner OF Pennsylv ania avenue and lith
street. Star Once Building
PIANO FoRTE. BAIR CLOTH PARLoR SUITE
MnkBLk TOP CHAMeER FURNITUkg
bRC SsELs AND TRREI-PLY CAkPxTS,
&C; Al a. 6hgGTd9S, TT1ssS.y s.,,.,,,.. .,., -
mJvHoelcek O. We win cell, 81 TIE resi-
eenee OF lady decti ming houseke pins
nortbeast corner of Pennsy lvanis svenu. ana aist
sueet, an exeellent assortment of House hold For
hiture, &c. We name in part
Rano Forte, Cover and stool
Malnut Parlor Suite. In Hair cloth g piees.)
Brussels, Three ply and ngrain Uarpets
walnut Centre Table. Nh.tnot
walnut Extension Dining able
Mahogany Cane Seat Dining Chairs
Marble top Bureaus, WAshstand aud Tst.ss
Bedeteads, Wardrobes, Bureaus
Oak Marble top Cottage Set
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Feather Beds. Bolsters snd Pillows
Chandeliers, Tin Toilet Sets
Gilt; Framed Mirror. Window Shades
Crockery. Glass and Tin Ware
LerRe Cooking Stove and EiAturss
Terms cash. COOPER 4 LATIMFR
te "a dts Auctionsass.
Evening star., 1868-09-25

CHICKEN OHoLHRA-The featAersd tr,be A.
our town are being considsrable thinned out
oy tnn oiseese. oot since the advent q JACK
FROST, 10 abahng cons,aerabiy.-So~erses "a,
HeYald. af