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BEAUTIFYING THE SKIN AND COMPLEXION
PHALONS "Paphian Lotion all ERUP-
TONS, FRECKLEs PIMPLEs, MOTH BLoTCHEs,
TAN etc and renders the Skin Soft Far and Blooming
For Ladies in the Nursery it IS invaluable. For Gentlemen
after Shaving it has equal "Papbsn Lotion is the
sny reliable remedy diseases and bemishss Of Skin
PHALON'S "Psphan s0spn for the Toilet, Nursery and
Bath will not Chap the Skin.
Price. IS cents per Cake. Sold BY An Druggists.
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Poet once JyOttee.

Posf OFFICE New Orleans, Nov. 70, ISsl
atnfurthsr Mails New Orleans omes
siIi be closed ~ follows:
Nails for Mobile Montgomery, Atlanta Augusta and Oo
lumbus, Ga, close daily at SP.x.
usast Mail for all Post Ooes sp the Bayos
sars, closes Mondays At 3 ?. H.. and FrdaysAtsLE
Vekburg Nails close at svsy Tuesday Saturday,
via the River
Nails for Lower osAs. close at Il every Tussdsy.na
Friday.
Nails for COvngtOs close al A n, every Hsadsy ana
Thursday.
Mails for Algisrs close daily stsA.E
Mails Stations opeousas Railroad will close daily
2PM.
LAiourchs Parishes viii close Mondays. Wednss.
days and Fridays, stSP.H.
Mails for Galveston, BRACES Santiago Brownsville,
TexAs, close At A Sundays, Tuesdays rhursdAyJ
and Saturdays, via Opelousas Railroad
sails for ouschits River close 81. wednesdays An1
Saturdays, via the Rive
Nan. for Northeastern River close twsskz
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Havana viii Be tsrrardes By svery vessel clearing
for said Port .-
Nails North East West via New Orleans and yAoEsO3
Railroad, close daily st6P.E n.
way Mails via Jackson Railroad closes At 81 u
oFFIOE HoURS.-Opehs 8 A. L., elssest re
The Delivery viii be kept opes untD Tr.H
sUhDAYR.-Okos opsas A H., and eloses1H.
3. W. TALIAFERRO,
postn .stsr
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SOUTHERN ITEMS.

Crop reports from all parts OF Texas are en-.
couraging.
Crop reports from Mississippi are generally
very favorable.
Crop reports from Carroll, Tensas and COneor'
dia parishes are favorable.
We learn that the cotton worms in Rapides par
ish are rapidly disappearing In consequence OF the
late warm weather.
General Gillem has issued an order for the
forthcoming election in Mississippi, which CON-
mences on the I'D of June.
Miss Tyler, a grand daughter of the late Ex-
President Tyler, is to edit juvenile periodical at
Montgomery.
An Orleanian at Bay st. Louis, according to the
Gazette, employed a British gardener, who sig
naZed himself by planting a roasting ear patch
with corn IN the ear. The patch is described as
luxUriant, but the stalks are rather splindllng.
The Madison parish Journal of the 10Th says
the levee at Youngs Point is likely to cave in at
any moment. lin several places it is more than
half gone,) and we are informed that the levee in
several places along the fronts of Mr.. Morancy,
Mrs. Anthony and the Burkhead place, at Milf
ken's Bend, is entirely gone. rise of two feet
more will submerge the whole parish.
The Shreveport Gazette of the 10th says: "Red
river has risen IL inches during The past week, and
is now within 81 feet Of the highest water mark
Of last April. The river rose one inch on Thurs
day night Upper Red river is certainly falling as
far down as Long Prairie, but We may look for a
rise Of at least four inches az this place before the
river begins to TALL All the low plsnta ions are
more or less submerged, but the highest places
are unnjured. The prospect for a crop on the
hills and on the river places is very good"
On Saturday, says the Monroe lntellIgencer, we
were visited by three hail storms, one OF which
carried destruction in its path. As far as we have
card from the country, il was rather partial, and
did injury TO only few farmers, but spared nc
mercy to those. Messrs Layton j. 0Neel
Lazsre, Pargoud's lower place and Morrison
| we're among the most unfortunate on the plsnta
tions OF the first named parties the corn was com
petely stripped Of its blades and the cotton muct
| injured. Our gardens suffered much and the frui
trees in many places were almost entirely stripped
| Of fruit.
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.IsrS. II. ". Turner,

IIO...........C CANAL STREET ...............1IO
Is about closing Beautiful Stock OF Millinery and
Fancy Goods, which she is selling at COST and BELOW
COST cheap that any wishing to select Bonnet,
Hat or Dress already made could fail to be pleased with
their purchase
She extensive assortment Of Spencers Handker
chiefs Buttons Trimmings Ribbons Flowers Feathers In
fsnt Caps, and Embroidered shawls and sscques
Ladies' Understanding, Collars Cuffs Cluny and Crochet
Laces and Insertngs, all to be sold CHEAP. Call and
ov,fua
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UNREsERvED SALE.-Holz Blobm & Co. sell to-
day, corner Of AnnunciatiOn and Washington
streets. large and magnificent lot Of household
furniture. The sale is without reserve, aud we
would suggest to those interested that this is a
rare opportunity to invest,
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ROsOntS.

Extra Long and Large Shirt BOSOMs;
Night SHIRTS and Boys SHIRTS:
CUFFs and COLLARS to put Shirts;
SHIRTS made 20 order at our SHIRT FACTORY, cor.
er s. Charles snd Csnsl streets.
LEIGHTON & HAYMAN.
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$4,000 REGARD.

STOLEN from the CANAL BANK, THIS DAY, pack
age up for the Southern Express Company addressed
NJ MORGANS SONS New York, containing FIFTY
THOUSAND (S5O,OOO DOLLARS, in Legal Tender NOtso
of One Thousand $1,000 Dollars each. All of Letter y.
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Important to LatCyers.

TIE ACTS OF THE LAST LEGISLATURE
Held begun the 18Th January 1857 IN the city ofEsE
Orleans No lawyers librs csmplsts without ih Vkusbb
vork.
JAMES A. GRESHAM
BOOKsELLKK AND sTATI0NEHs
- CAMP STREET,
Respectfully calls attention Of Members Of Bar
the shove announcement.
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photographs

photographs
OF ALL SIZES, PLAIN AND COLoRED PICTURES
Copies OF Pictures
Made befo and during the be had By apply
ing my Old Stand. lCl CANAL STREET, where can
be found daily and shall be glad 70 old friends
and the public generally. - -
JOHN II. CLARK.
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manassas
manassas
MORTAL OCIATION,
sudley Church, May 4, 1858.

We the Ladies residing and In the vicinity OF Manassas
and Bull Run bsttlefelds have formed ourselves into
society known by the name OF the MANASSAS MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION and have for object the refinement Of
the Confederate dead scattered in groups Isolated
for many niles and liable be obsraed by
the poughshae We solicit aid from sisters brothers
Of the South, and indeed, every where Were for
poverty, would cali upon you In order
decsnty inferred and inelossd in Cemetery 5000
will be needed
Those Of friends distance desire to contribute
do by addressing Corresponding Secretary Miss
SUE N. MONROE, Gainesville, Prince William county,
Virginia.
MISS ANNIE NJ. LEWIS,
President
MISS MARY J. DOGAN,
MISS NJ. E. COMPTON,
Vice Presidents
MISS MARY E. CUSHING,
Recording Secretary
MISS SUE NJ. MONROE,
Corresponding Secretary
MRS. ADDIE S. WHEELER,
Treasurer
Contributions for the above purpose win also be received
the CRESCENT OFFICE; by WOODS, MATHEWS a.
CO., No. 80 Magazine street and by Mrs. MARY J.
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The First Premium.
HAVANA CIGARS AND TOBACCO
George AIees, No 1855 Rampant street.
MANUFACTURES OF HAVANA CIGARS AMI
IMPORTER OF GENUINE LEAF TOBACCO.
Orders for Cigars Of the Havana Leaf Tobacco hes
With dispatch and strict attention
Sells Cigars unsurpassed By those Of Havana surprisingly
low prices
Mr. Aees took the First Premium the LouisiAns
Fair In November lS6s; the Baton Rouge State Fair
December 1857; and the Fair 1868
Orlesns-ln each Instance over q host Of eompetitors
GEORGE ALCES,
lS5 Rampant street. below Canal.
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Carpet Warehouse,

Carpet Warehouse,
ssTREET...............u
A. BROUssEAU 4 CO., importers, OFFER st Low prices,
uARPETING-EnRlish and American, Of all kinds, floor,
furniture and enamel OIL CLOTHS; MATTING-50 rolls
China. 100 pieces Cocoa; WINDOW SHADES; Table and
Piano Covers; Crumb Cloths-Drugget Linen and Fet Cu
tains-Lsce Reps worstod Damssk etc Furniture Oove
and Cotton striped Oornoes. Bards, Pins etc
Shirts SHIRTS!
Six good Linen Bosom SHIRTS with Collar IS 90
Six good pair Of Gentemen's HALF HOSE for...... 90
Six boxes Cloth Imitation COLLARS for. rs
Six choice Silk NECK TIES for ............... rs
Fine all pure Linen SHIRTS, esch. 50
AT OUR SHIRT FACTORY,
Corner st Charles and Canal streets.
LEIGHTON Il HAYMAN.
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ii Card.

On MONDAY. the 18th instant 1 open q branch Of my
Soda Water Mead and Pastry business at 81 Canal street,
between Charres Exchange Place The price Of
my Soda Water and Mead will be TEN CENTS GLASS
large gasses my old stand So ST Charles street.
l sell alcoholic beverage under the Of Rognac
syrup other disguise, - - - -
Now Orleans Nav 10 1868
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Shirts ! Shirts 4!
Just opened.

Just opened.
A NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
Corner Magazine and st. Andrew streets,
Over Libermans Dry Goods Store
PHOTOGRAPHS, 81 50 per dozen.
AMBBOTYPES, rs cents.
PORCELAIN PICTURES. S.
And all work guaranteed equal to any done In the city
Call and zee Specimens.
WILEY & SoUBY.
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To 0H interested
CAUSE OF LIBERAL CHRISTIANITY.
Tho First Congregational (Bnarisn) Society
public services will be held IN the Church
st. Charles and Julia streets, EVERY SUNDAY, at IL A.
and !. NJ, the following Clergyman officiating;
The Rev. HENRY 4. BADGER, Of Cambridge, Mass.
The cordially invite all interested in the progress
Of liberal Christianity 10 Join them their efforts 10 main
tain the Church
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
CHAS. J. LEEDS,
JOHN NJ. GOULD,
Treasurer.
10. A. FELLOWS,
Secretary.
New Orleans December Is, Is5T.
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LiiiGnthurS

PREMIUM PHOTOGRAPHS
From and after the SECOND DAY OF MAY, a reduction
Twenty Per Cent will be made all kinds
Photographs taken in establishments As heretofore
excel In the beauty and finish OF Pictures 6tere
oscopc views City also reduced Three Dollars Per
Dozen
THEO. LILIENTHAL,
Pbotoerapher l3l Poydras street near Camp
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II. CHsachs,
ESTABLISHED IN 1881.
Has resumed business at
R3I ROYAL STREET, CORNER OF ST. PHILIP.
PAINTS, OILS AND DYE sTUFFs.
DIsTILLBRS' and PERFUMERS MERCHANDISE,
ARTISTS MATERIALS,
DRUGGISTS sUNDRIES,
SPANISH WINES and FRUITS,
And CORKs Of all qualities and sizes.
himself his friends and the pubicn general
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Ztnlnlerm0nn'S
JEwELRY MANUFACTORY
sILVERWARE MANDATORY
NOS. Of AND 90 CANAL STREET.
Orders for Fine Jewey, Medals and Presentation Plate
Promptly and Carefully Executed.
REPAIRING PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.
Watches repaired adjusted regulated BY the very best
Workmen, ct .
ZIMMERM ANN'S,
% and 96 Canal street
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The public cautioned against trading for the same and
the above offered the recovery Of the money.
CHI. JUMONVuILE,
New Orleans March e. 1863 Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

between Court and ClntOn-stS together with the
lot 2SxIO0 feet sold tn Martin Bren for 5000 The
reetOry brick dwelling and store, 25x50 feet, with gas
s21OX92 feet were sold 70 John Mccain for $500 hr
W. W BacUs sOld the three building SITES 2oxl5 feet
each the north side of Union-st 100 feet from
Smbs, To Mr. Douglass. for 1850 each. The three
story basement and subUear brOwnstOne front house.
no 90 secOndplaoe near Courtst containing u rooms
with modern improvements and gas fixtures, and the
lot 2oXluJ ieet, were sold 10 John s. Pearson Tor 500
Iwely-tWo parcels OF real estate were sold III BROOK
lym to-day for SlzqOOO
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing to purchase will find it for their interest TO ad
vertise THE TRIBUNE. Its aggregate circulation 10
larger than that OF any other newspaper and scattered
through every State and Territory, we'll as in New
York and all the principal cities and villages Make the
advertisements as short possible stating the advan
tages offered
Advertisers reminded that the three editions OF TE
TRIBUNE, Semi-weekly, and Weekly subscribed for
by entirely different persons that advertisements in
serted in each will reach all classes.
Advertisements charged IS cents per line each in
sertion in DAILY TRIBUNE, 81 so per line in WEEKLY
tribune 25 cents per line in sESnwEEKLr TRIBUNE.
THE TRIBUNE will devote especial attention TO sales Of
Real Estate thus very much enhancing it's value
advertising medium.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
guusts znn cfarms @anttn.

XNANTED-From the 1st of May by private
w family the LOWER PART Of HOUSE In the City kss V
be from $50 to $40 month Address with particulars koons
Box No. $50 Tribune Office
WANTED-A Parlor, two Sleeping Rooms.
w and Kitchen with water and small American fy s
days
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
J. JOaNs0N, ", Auctoncer.
by JOHNSON & MILLER
- AuCr1oNgERs AND

REAL EsTGTB BRoKBRS
stores 2o coSs s sSs Sa SrPam Paa So & .
sAlagd Loans negotiated Ageo9 Furniture Mds k'
Mpo'eloeE at EssI.4gs s,s.5eSn, 10 Ill Broadway
200 SPLENDID PARK LOTS -
S EAS s A s5 rAS On bMnoSeoMs S1RRo ffa BAc
TENrn, ELELESIM P%GASInENI % Union BRAXr0S liM M SaER
Terms liberal map. eeee d 30 IS SNasau't
"LDIfig45 \ y S,sIasE aareA a.
Mae Exchange s-fss9 Broadway NerYorE.
By order Of lssspo q ne estate q Charlie. oSsn deceased Of
nRoo lsS S a 's5 sa.s and TiSn's S a. on south
& p ee west Of Maber.t aud near Centre Market house 22.
per cent my remain on mortgage for three years
aO VALUABLE isfH Inv wARD 'Ha 'HH BRooSLvY tors
EfSElT 50CArtp 9n MASPErh srEwART yASDsY9rrRST
WICEIvE
,,..,.,., rHrRsDAY Mucl 2, -, - ,r....
At u ocoL at the Ezcgc SaeGoom, No Ill Broadway Cnn
rs,,. Sail, t busRgsl Aes.iSrA & ,,. ,,l,,bc water
honi Prone Of The Marine Railway CoP.ny Hunters Point Long
This be proerrt i ,l Opposite T1.riyurths YewYok
consists II re block o. ground containing upward Of -
The 'caioa c,pa end Sbsr; i called to this
sale There i no property N lie h@r o. m o'f, @ o
Count renders yb og the aci a there the taxes are
maps, appy t tho auropeer Nc Is Nssau SexYork Of wM
TiS6S ~ Nm Ii MAILER, e'q Receivers No. ios walh't
Also At sarre tlre and place
PriShinEyf,s1S. BoUiFvAGDS ALBANY AND RAIPH,AvEs,
VSi2 SsiSb fT sscSfTrl 81 s5ttEa&aS5 i south sid. sO fee,
G % Utttafs
PEESIDESTsT EoILhyAED-o Lot. - is4 n w. of ROeSs,
'cARROLIrST.-l0 Lots, u. 8s n. W of Rocheserave
EAIpH-ANE.l0 q n. Of Butlerst
BIrLER S1.--6 +. 100 n. fAlphav-
RALPH AVE. Lots. W.. e. u. D.. Of Dog
LBAElANk--s Lots " =, commencing cor. OF
Aibgny-ave
gAkROLI~ST.-I Lots. y. q, u II. ".
The remainder the 30 Lot, adJ the vicinity Of
tie above.
Also at same time and plsce -
DWELLING HOUSES on BRDFORD-AyE BOULEVARD AND
grANTON-ST. Also VACANT LOTS ON HEkkIMEk-ST
BRDPORD-AYB BOULEVARD W. g. 20 q. OF Van Buren'st-
Desirable 9.story basement and House.
sTAET0NSf No 8story aud Brick Basement House
tanning ToOms
EOSTRAND.AVE. AND HERKIMER.ST = Ell valuable Lots
cellars dug and foundation walls built for Hoases.
Terms Maps at oNe OF Aucopee No % Nasaast l.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

EARM TO LEASE at White Plains-Sj Acres
Land twosoy attic and basement double frame hOUSs
$500 year, and taxes EDMUND h. MARITIME, si1th'"'
seconl.st
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

CTRATFORD, Ct.-To LET-A large FUR
- NIsHED HOUSE for the Summers "a rooms garden fruit nc
pleasantly located; walk from depot Apply 10 d.
RIIOADES President Y Co. No Spueest address
CURTIS. No so Bridgeport. CouB.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
auttion Sails of 8tal estate.
A j. BLEECKER, son a. Co. will sell
"a auction TUESDAY March o. 1905 at y O'clock at the
chance S1eroom.

j. BLEECKER, son q Co will sell at
"a. TUESDAY March "a is0s at Y O'clock at the IL
CENTRAL PARK LOTS.
5THAvB valuable lot the northeast corner o. F'Ithaye
and Eighihlt, facing the PafN sie @'RiV' NaaaOe o'0"H
houses already bait ou tlis block . "a, ,,.,
05rHST2 lots on the north side Of sgh h mmeilatel1
and Croon and Eighty dhs, opened has the gas and
water and 8 severed Terms easy. . .
EXECUTORS SALE ola FARM belonging 70 the estate
Of the late Rev Thomas House Taylor. deceased.
FARM Of 5 al West Park the Hudson River opp
site Hyds Ph within o1ggATte % o. Hs o. 'sss"ea s . lE
garden fruits &C. considered Of the best farms in the state On
With attached upper and attic well furnished built the
best manner and after the most approved plan .
stables and ouhou &c steamboat lands twice day
THURSDAY. March 26
AZ y o'clock, AZ the Exchange Sslesroom.
HANDSOME HOUSE on 3fTIIST. FOR SALE
WEST yTSr-Is ss'9, +s'o3y 3 & Sross & ,t e1s %,
Srenaye size 2l15O; "a depth Ia perfect order snd
all the modern mproyementsi built BY dars work brca. IN
Psror nts cost 90 each Tile perfect accommodating
TrSTThe and basement bckrout houses ana ots
very nice little houses in good order and suitable or
grntee families Cars within short distance to all parts the
'''' '''D' '-1'' CENTRAL PARK LOTS.
sTsTTwo south side Of 5sthst commencing 100 feet
Junction with Broadway, aud facing the Grand En-
42ST 100 feet wile)Fiye the uorh side Of sst
mencng 800 feet Of 9th.sve.
4IHAVEFOur lots tue east side OF shave commencing al tue
sGTiIST-FOur side Immediately the of the
eTST-Two north side ss commencing 2j feet east
,ulrbasemeu and ot No West rwelnhs
Greenwich aud Wahngtons size 20K4 lot 2ox54 Has all the
g5TIST 100 feet wie)-2 side Of S6th
l5 feet inches east OF Mdonaye each 26 fon and
05TlST-2 lots on tue north sde Of sh Immediately the
Of the aforementioned Size 6sSO22 Title perfect Tenus
Maps and full particulars at No. II Celar.st.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

CTEAM POWER.-Splendid ROOM, 5OxG0.
- corner and Howsls steam heated well adapted 1r
manufacturing purposes Apply GEORGE WALKER No 100 Cen
tat Ruis
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

TOR SALE, BLOOMFIELD, n. IA deslr-
I SAe COUNTRY RESIDENCE hour b. rail from The city.
Land with good House heated & %
With four aiso Oah sn1s
.hons grsnav and cellars all 70 good on1er aod cen
don; Young Apple Orchard Of grated iru ana ca
peach plumb and ounce trees abundance There are so
gardens well laid with gapeyes Se Iha
ties Of strawberries LawtOu baekberres cuTrant - ~ tse
gus. ke. &c. Terms reasonable Apply to BLISS w. W NV
at
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

mo LET Mt RAILWAY, n. J.-First-class
DwBLLINGHoUsB 2lIO bseue1ti lot 200 IT, deep dep0s
New York every hour Inquire oil . ,,~,.- ~,
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

ERIE RAILWAY.--A pleasant aud comfort
H able COTTAGE LET q miles sout Of Paterson for the Sum
year. Beautiful healthy location plenty Of fruit aud abou ree
acres OF and: rent low Address II. " PIAGET,
n. J.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-17
10000 MAJORITY IN MAINE.
"As Maine Goes so Goes the Union. -

Dispatches up to date show unlocked
for and unprecedented Republican
gains In the State Of Maine. From all
accounts the majority Of Chamberlain,
Republican candidate for Governor over
Pillsbury, the Democratic candidate,
will exceed 2e,o5o, being gain of 8, 900
over the majority in ls67. Democrats.
cease Overhauling The Vermont returns
in the vain hope tn find cheering figure;
and turn your attention to Nuis4e. She
offers still better field Cor ingenuity
than Vermont. Rub up your calcula-
ion bumps. Mr.. Age, and see IT, you can
not find something in Aane, Consider
ing" which &C., .':the result is crafty
ing"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-17
County Republican Convention.

County Republican Convention.
In pursuance to the call 0fthe County !
Rel blicaQ Executive Conmitee, tee.
Re 3blica OF Cedar CohntE met in
dell kate q f@ention at the 60drf- A1pse /
In 1Iptoq Ibwa, SATURDAYS 6epte( per
H2t& lSdl lat y o'clock z. VI.
TIE e6lk~eneion was called to dZdeAbyl
Capt. John Dance, and upon motion the
Hon. Robert Cover Was chosen Prcsl-
dent, Emos q Nfiiicr, Secretary.
The Hon: John Kent, z L Basset and
4 llgaasII'.! ss h 1ss a es.s ep.2:s
ali The tow nslaips represented excepting
Pennington. Fremont, Red Oak, and
kEtss Greek. Der 10 1iGs- gaihHiw aid
IstThai cDaEeptioD .eeeeptsdi the report
and DISCHARGED the committee,. Messrs
Bptterfefd aid woods wits then adj
/ fnitfed rs delegates from TaFmingteh,
and Neely and Brown from Red-Oak,
making the whole mum eer Of delegates
On motion 5F the Hon Jamtg rwhar-
TON, the ttU5nveStfen proceeded toaaa In
fOtzsAf ha1 Atsfuk the nhnainati0u iNfe d
candidate fas, tlse Office of Clerk, OF the
Sosr.; Yl|l,c@ Eliot Il recei .,sa. ss
Dr. JUhH a50Ask,rtWilDixm,i Eniotta was
nosnin atedfos elaES IF Alse C2nEt aud
gssse 4aHss fos Eoontxs Recorder sHly + by
Ater conxi,letablel discussion a resola-'
tom wn sdOfeed ifeluirinEithe county
Repubicanexaeptivs Gpmnittee to con-
sist of sixteen members, one from each
organized tow1{iip; and that 1T be the
tintyof sacl, 6iHs,sher to. canvass their
respek<ivefowushib s; and il any town
ship hereafter at a legally called meeting
express their choice for any person or
PERSONS q. be nominated fof county or
I ct her OMcers 70 shan be che duty of the
lrnembe-0f such township 70 report such
choice 10 the county convention. ,,,..
The convention then appointed the
following persons an executive commit =
tee for the ensuing year. viz. VIM p
W0li, chairman, Ira Ford, J. p Furgu-
son, n + sRigby. i Butterfield, r. f
Campbell, y Ellison, + l. Bassett, John
Dauce, j NJ Kent, John w Brown, II
Raslev. William Milford, } Alexander,
III b Gill and Martin G. Miller, BID
The convention then adjourned by
giving three rousing cheers for Grant
and Coafax, and three for the noaili-
nsnR. ~ u ss gtss'4 15s i7,-r aeyf.ss 30 sd -
ROBERT COVER, President, :
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MUsIC VS.. nof.s.- Professor tusing the
term in its strict sense) Y. G. Taylor
Well known in musical circles, during
bis leisure hours, has gone to hop rais-
Ing. Purchasing eleven acres Of ground
q few miles from the city, two years ago,
he began the culture or hops, on scieA-
tific principles, determined to test the
resources of Iowa soil, and climate in
this particular. He is now gathering
his first crop. and the yield is Immense,
being from /, 800 TO $50 pounds per
acre, which, at thirty cents per pound
win bring 4.sOO. The cost Of picking IL
forty Cents per box, containing seven
bushels. For the purpose of facilitating
the drying Of hops, Mr.. Taylor has in
vented q revolving seive, through
which passes heated air, For this sieve
Mr.. 7. has applied for q patent, and the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-17

b, Mr. Dance offered the following reso-
luton which was adopted: .s..,,a
Resolved, That w III Tuthill, Esq, be
and he is hereby appointed referee to
hear and take evidence in cases of de-
linquent taxes, and to present said evil
dence to the Board, at its next session,
and from time to time until further
action Of the Board: arr" that he be
allowed reasonable compensation for,
MS services. atgeN eRsssyHStt...s .t.tI4f
Minutes of this day -scs! and sr'
proved. IS s'-l- , ~ =.
On motion OF Mr. Smith, Board ad-
journed sine die. Il 4ai a4.fs- "a hsst
49, t.+..s~,-t. J. T.. RICE, Chairman.