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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-27
NOTICE

Is hereby given. that at the August term of the
County Court, Hall 4 Schumacher presented
petition signed by citizens of Upton, asking
that permission be granted saf6 frm to buy
and Sell Intoxicating liquors for medicinal,
mechanical, culinary and sacrnmental pur-
poses only. The petition will be heard on the
and nncss he a ae to phe same The
prayer cf the petitioners will be granted.
&c BETS, Co. Judge.
Upton, Aug. q, 1858. a3w3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-27

RS-Huudreds are using RIGGS COMPOUND
UOARIOTSD COUGH SYRUP and pro-
nounce it the very best medicine for Coughs,
Colds, &c. Try it.
ar sale by Hall & Schumacher, Upton
s G Char bers & Co., Springlale; +. s. & II. A.
10, son, West Is. 'sncl; '. II. Cornwall, Downey
sic II The do - Ill nome of IT,
TO make assn, nee doubly Sc
III take it"-PLANa. ,TIoS BIrTERs.
They never fail,
This great Stomach.c Healer Is INST what the
people need. 1t is u remedy they CA. rely on
For Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Headache, ~. ~
ness, Ague, Liver Complaints, Pains In the
Side and Back it has no equal; not the least
among its virtues is the extreme pleasantness
Of the taste and immediate beneficial efiecf,-
Try it, suffering Dyspepties and he cured !.
Such are the assertions of those Situaf6ti 70
know From the vast amount OF this article
sold, it must have great merit.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to Cologne and ut half the price.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-27

Township caucus.s for the purpose of no'ni-
mating delegates To this Convention are ex-
peeted to he held On Saturday. August 18th, at
sP. n; at the places indicated by the respect
I've Township Committees.
BY order OF the Cedar County Republican
Central Committee.
wv YOUNG, Chairman.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that at the August Term of
the County Court, John Wescott 1. Co. pre-
sented petition signed by citizei.s OF Upton
asking that permission be granted said firm to
buy and sell Intoxicating liquors, for medici-
nal mechanical, culinary. and sacraineltal
purposes only, the petition will be heard on the
LIST Monday in September, at 10 o'clock A. NJ:
aid unless obiec.ioffs to the same, the prayer
of the petitioner will be granted.
j G BELTS, Co Judge.
Upton, Aug. Is, 1865. 33w3
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Second Congressional District
Joint Discussions Between
the Candidates for

Congress.
TIE Hon. William Il. Leffingwell and
tile Hon. William Smyth, Democratic
and Republican candidates for Congress
in the second District, will discuss the
political topics of the day ut the follow
ing times aud places: ~u
LINN COUNTY.
Mt Vernon, Monday, October ..
Centre P6itit, Tuesday, October g.
Marion, "Wednesday, October 4.
Cedar Rapids, Thursday, October 8.
JONES COUNTY.
Anamosa, Friday, October o. a#
Monticello, Saturday, October 10.
CLINTON COUNTY.
State Fair Grounds, Monday, October Il
De Witt, Tuesday, October ID:
JACKSON COUNTY.
Maquoketa, "Wednesday, October IA.
Andrew, Thursday, October ID.
Bellevue. Friday, October IL.
Sabula, Saturday, October i. r.
SCOTT COUNTY.
Davenport. Monday, October 10.
LeCIaire, Tuesday, October 20.
Blue Grass, Wednesday, October 81.
MUSCATINElDUNTf.
Afuscatine, Thursday, October -.
Wilton, Friday October ..
West Liberty, saturday, October "a.
CEDAR COUNTY.
Upton, Monday, October %.
Clarence, Tuesday, October p.
The discussions will commence at
o'clock in the afternoon. At the first
discussion, Col Smyth will open in one
hour, Judge Lef;ingwell will follow il
one hour and a half, Col. Smyth rejoin
ing in thirty minutes; at the next, judge
Leifingwell will open and close, and 50
on alternating throughout the appoint
ments.
The local committees are requested tx
fully arrange for these meetings.
By order of the Central Committees o
the Second Congressional District;
J.. d. INGERSOLL,
Chm Rep. Cent. Com
EDW'D H. THAYER,
Chm Dem. Cent. Com
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VAN BENNETT "cannot see anything
in the condition of the country which
can be made the subject Of congratu..,-
tion.' Had Lee conquered at Gettys-
burg, and several othes places, the ma
tional condition would no doubt look
much better, as seen by "ttcm lamps"
Of Benefits.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-27

MARTIN VAN buren, BENNEIT pro-
the distinction God has made between
the (black and white races" Perhaps
not, Van; but your dear Democratic
brethren in the South have been tam
pering with "God's distinctions" pretty
eiectnally for the last lifty years.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-27

BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM

ESSAYS for Young Men on the Interesting r.a
ton OF Bridegroom to Bride in the institution 81 MAJ
riage,a Guide tonatfiufUniai feficity and rne han
pness Sent by mail In sealed letter enveoras fras -
charge Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION BOY p
Philadelphia, Pa. @a N ~ 80 NJ r.
Rio, Java andGround Coffees at ALpFy,s
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DUY your Dried Fruits at
ID ALDEN'S
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A NEW ARGUMENr.-Th following
paragraph occurs in the .fge's account
Of the Democratic meeting ut Cedar
Rapids, on the 10th inst: Evan Ben
hett spoke as only he can; and the cheers
that rent the air might have been heard
almost all over Linn county. 1t was an
unanswenble argument, and one that is.
&C. Without expressing any wond n
at the lusty yell which resoundcd raj
most all over Linn county" me might
surely hc pardoned aston; shmcnt at the
statement that "it was all unanswerablc
sargNment." The Age, however, would
mt tell a wrong story one bit quicker
that Van B., himself, SO dorm it goes.
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$500 REWARD is offered 10y the town
pump for those converted Republicans,
whom the 1ge says were "the noisiest
applauders," at the Democratic meeting
in Upton, OH the 18th. The same
journal had the impudencc to announce
in connection with the fact that these
men applauded Van Bennett, that they
the applauders-"had stepped above
party, and were going for their coun
try" So does hawk 90 for a chickens;
and SO were JEFF. Davis & Co. going for
their country when Grant stopped their
little game by going for them.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-27

VAN BENNETT says his definition Of
c"pperhc,sd is imam whose mouth is
too small to swallow the niger" If
Van can't swallow the Niger he must
like his flavor pretty well, for he keeps
him constantly upon Ills tcngae-as ev-
cry one can testify who has heard him
Wag that unbridled member.
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RUf your Kerosene at
AInEN,s.
Open to the World
$4,000 offered In Premiums,

FIRST regular trotting purse, sioo
second ditto. slW
First regular running purse ~
Second ditto. M
The premiums in all the classes have no.
greatly increased over those Of preyinus years
The Grounds of the Society are being refttn:;
70 meet the nenfand that IS expected fnr tsa
accommodation Of those who may, attend ny t,,e
Fair. Let every farmer, mechanic nd ar y;sals
he IN attendance and exhibit the result ~ bi
last Years labor. Articles can he entered f
exhibition at any time previous to the Fa; IN
by calling on the Secretary. "n,
S l. SMITH, Sec. II C. PIA1sr pro-,
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TRUTH WILL PREVAIL

For his fearless assertion the princi-
pies, for which the Ii,dicator has been
almist universally viliiied GENERAL
BLAIR is now the nominee of the DEM
ocralic party, for the second Office in the
gift OF the nation.-[St Joe Nindica-
tor.
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cedar Co. Republican Convention.

br yNd1e--5d Fir~tf1 a Nh JHHtr1sI DE0Tst2,
SYLyANUS YATES, Of Cedar county.
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Joint Discussions.

We PUBLISH THIS week, Oates aHu places
Of Joint discussions to be held in this
Congressional District, between the
Democratic aud Republican candidates
for Congress, and for District Eiector.-
Capt J. H. Wallace, and Hon. James
r. Lane, candidates Of the respective
parties for the last named Office, meet,
fDr the first of their series of discussions
at Upton, Monday, September l4th.
Further notice of time and place will he
given in due season.
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WEEKLY REronT OF TnE Arx,LlAgY liogE
ScHooL-Ltsr OF DoNATIoNs.-"A Friend" by
Rev, Mr.. Perinchief t5j Mrs. Stubb, one table,
Mr. Newman, one pair shoesj MT. y. b. Wells,
Darby, fourteen yards deiainc, Mr.. Darby, six
pocket knivesj Mr.. Marbury, one dozen spoons.
In making our report this week we would return
our thanks to those friends who have so cheer
fully and literally sustained US so far and which
has, we think, justified US in very considerably
ipSGres;ing our expenditure We have now no. over
day. For several days We have been obliged TO
buy, and VIC find 1t diminishes our funds seri
ously. II these good friends WILL when they are
in market, remember US and our children, and
send us some vegetables OF piece of meat, we
would be so THANKFUL. We have a cook stove,
Infinitely less trouble TO the ladies' besides being
an advantage to the girls, as they will be taught
to cook. One OF our Disadvantages is that there
Is not n uniformity OF books. We bought one
dozen Of Comley's Spoilers, but the number Is
not sufficient. win somebody give us another
dozen We have also started q workshop for
boys, and think we need superintendent. We
wish this to be veritably an Industrial School,
and It is OF the last Importance to employ the
hands of these boys when unoccupied with their
books The monthly subscriptions do not ex-
coed twenty dollars, and we are always glad to
welcome new subscribers. Our faith is strong
that II we let our needs be known they will be
supplied by a liberal public.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.-The IN srket at Drovcrs'
Rest was tolerabiy well stocked with cattle and
sheep on Friday, and prices ruled about as fol-
i.vNs' Dcst catIe, pyoo per hunureu pounusj Or
binary, % to u so; old cows and scalawags u to
Is. There were about 200 sheep on the market,
and prices ranged from to I cents per pound
gross. Fresh cows with calves by their sides
sold at from $50 to $50. Market closed firm.
Provision MARKgT.-The market was better
supplied with provisions on Saturday than for
some time past but prices remain high. There
are no changes In the prices OF freshmeats. Best
cuts beef, % cents per pound; rounds, 20 cents:
pork, 1870 cents; mutton chops, 20 cents; veal,
20 cents; eggs 40 cents butter, i0l6o cents; cab.
bage lSdtio cents per head; potatoes, 40 centsper
peck.
To kEEP THE PEACE.-Michael Donohoe was
before Justice Buckley on Saturday morning, on
. charge of assaulting Patrick NJ. Maddox, and
also Of threatening him with personal violence.
Donohoe was fined ~. SO for disorderly conduct
and held to security In the sum OF 400 to keep
the Deace
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

METROPOLITAN HoTEL-Porrs l. sHELLgY.
Col g Scott, st Louis Mo; Stonehill,
Crossley; Thomas Webster, John A Suydam, Mrs
AP W aidron, New York; John Parker, George
W Parker, O u Hale, kSsma1oo, Michi s p
Ranneii ohio; p Pendleton, Z 7 baird, WIN I
Dennis, Va; r. W Norris, IL, Hutchinso1, "
baltimore; 9 d Leathcrs, sherman, Texas; Mrs
Transport, u y Arlington, n q a ii Iinhiper,
W Lawson, Marion, Alai Gen J l. Aicorn,
Miss; DR. X 7 PEBBLES, Richmond, Va; d Pick.
ettS, Crawford, Hon N Kerr, Ind; W II
gusta, GNj q W billings, q Robertson, Miss
SgISSP bsss Pyp I sss Philadelphia
EBBITT HoUsE-C. Q. WILLARD.
Hutchinson, Baltimorei E r Williams, David L
fowler, seymout, Con, PLUMB n HI, Tbarle,
Jones, Il II Young, Conn; L Boyd, N Y, Charles
I Meyers, Robert, Il Dunlop, PhiladelPhLai Geo
adsipSis; BsrId BIsSop JMRS Ramsey y and
lady, n Z; Peter z Conrad, Canada; 4 A Smith,
ham, Rev pr Chceyer y y; Mr. and Mrs II
and wife. Frederick eltyi / 4 Wsddell, qai il
Me; Governor Coz, Md Geo X White and lady,
David J Bishop, Baltimore; John II Black, N 4;
Charles Cameron, ID DennBOn, Camden, j,
Admiral Wilkes, Ii Saxton. Mr. deddy, Wash,
dale, Md Ut ' s' ''n'
NATIONAL. HoTEL-H. S. BENSON.
Msrbury; Texssi $ 3 Pcrser, sgeut Miss olive
SShlsngoi Geo 5 Gale, \ Mis. i Nj Albright,
yiekers, Md; William II Clifford, Portland, Me;
G hS0%, spS 11Sy Ghals. Eater St
Washington; II II Hewlett, Richmond, Va; q q
Rrgglcs, Burlington, "; ii Merrill, Rutland,
Hon Williams, Ill; Jno II nsali and lady,
Cant Grant PHILADELPHIA Geo NJ Sutton,
Chicago, II; J Harris Reed Hon II Bsbcock,
N Y; j l. Webster, Providence, X l; J II Waldo
Miwaukie, Wis., A b Newton, Mrs Gen Chap.
man, Va.
UNITED STATES HoTEL-M. H. BEAN.
Rs"sey Tle nSn R,H
heiner, Louisville, Kyj NJ Nightingale and
VII Weed, DUBUQUE, Iowa; + Ldgenbeel, NJ @
gin, Baltimore, p Prindle, Aurora, Ill; l. W S
burg, "a; Y / Hood, Y Va, John BOOK.
Pratt, Newburgh, Y; Thos Hambleton, Peeks-
KIN, n Y; Amos l. Brent, Hudson, NY; HC
Whitney, VI J II Stevens, Charlotte, N q; W
II Robinson, VI Moses II Hook Allegheny city,
Pa; NJ T Barker, Mich.
=, SEhloN hVuSfGJoHS Il. SEMNEs.
ii Harduty, Alfred Spatesj II W Clagett, Eu-
gene Hill, Shelby CLARK, W A Wallace, Md; l..
Freidenrich, II q Pearson, Charles = Hayden, A
L wits, NJ Dancy, New York; John Peddrick,
Philadelphia James II Cole, Adrian, Mich; Jas
Walton, Clarington, OhiOi Jay A Hubbell, Lake
superior, Michi Charles W Clifton, I NJ q ARM
bruster, John Neale, William Shater, John f
Donneli, Baltimore; Charles W Giess, Alcxan.
dria; Henry X W Ayres, Petersburg, Va; 4 T.
Mass, st Louis; Mrs L Hoffman, J Pollak, T.
Hoffman, 7 Turnbull, Ole Bulls concert; Jos
Ridge, Richmond; Ell Hummer, NJ Jordan. W
II Winters, Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
OWEN HOUSE-w. S. OWEN.
IL Taylor, N W NJ Cooley, II 5 Sucy, U 5 A;
Clum, Washington, W Dixon, Virginia;
ginia; II W Tylor, New York; VIM NJ Post,
Pennsylvania,
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Illh2.l 1T
'ALRY HORSES WANTED.


AEEnD%1Tr GiG ANT 2xasIE orricE.(
FeGruary q. ISIS
Sealed proposals (u triplicatel will b. received at
March iScs. Tor furnishing Al this Depot IS Cavalry
ts HH BE- SpGS "a col 1Rnfsa rom Tf
afeeR to Sig sixteen haa1s hlfh from 90 Gyeto9
They viii be subject to Il rigid Inspection at the
Depot aud none will be received that do not pass such
BIDS Will be received for the whole or any lumber
Tho usual 'copdticn., which may bc ascortained at
forms " proposals will be furnished upon spPlica-
Contracts awarded under this advertisement will
not Be- y , If Sree Gnt apGrS S ~ the Com
BY The Commander Of The department u the Missouri
E o Psr e Ba y Z" to
Tastei Tor withIn IhtTy days from the date Of APP
prevail Of contract, aud th" whole number must be
BY aat Gorry II the Chief ouA5ieEna.t.rS q ths De-
mhs-St BVt. BriE General, Depot q NJ
IMPAIRMENT Of THE INTERIOR.
- uSlTgD srArEs PArssI QFPlrE,
On til. petition y.frIaaS fc fSSrot ~ Nv " York
c Day y aay
!6S CEpra'@n patent which takes place on the
III IS ordsrcd hat be said petition be heard at the
e Clock M ana all persons are notified 10 appear
aud show cause II ANY they have, why said petition
ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required to Ole
In the PAtcnt oOe their object specially set forth
la WriIihg NJ least tTfnty days before the day OF
heaTngi all testimony filed by either party, to be
used at the said hearing. must be taken aud trans
tted In accordance with the rules OF the once, which
will be furnished ON application,
DISPOSITIONS aud other papers, re- lied upon teSti
mout must be filed iu the office iOcHtU days before
tho day Of henTingi the arguments, II any, within
ten days after ding the testimony.
RsrSs%%tS saa y: %Sss'}ElssSsenseE s.Siss!os,
Tor three the hTst Of said publeations
10 be At least sixty days TO the day Of hear
Ing A. NJ. STOUT,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ uSiTED STATES PATENT Or

W AbH!N WTWN. FthfuNfy "a, lN6s
On the petition Of JoHs Bkows, of New YorE, N T.
praying for the extension u patent granted 10 him
he 3Ih day Of Nay, 1854, for An vement in Hot
Water Apparatus Tor seven years from the expiration
May, 1863;
Il is ordered that the sAid petition be heard At tho
Patent once on MONDAY, the llth day OF May next.
Y clock, IN And all persons are notified 20 appear
and show cause " any they have, why said petition
ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to ole in
the Patent once their objections specially set forth In
writing at least tctRty days before the day Of hear:
hing all testimony Med by either party, 10 be used at
cordance with the rules Of the ocr, which will be fur
ushed on application. 49,,
DeposiIious and ether psp,r', relied upon as test-
mony, must be hled In the uce tesny before the
day Of the arguments any, within tea days
after ding the testimony, A., 4 Iul, L., ~
RVprniIr.s and the Infsiii0cHCer, Washington, ID.
a., and In the Tipiss. New York, n y onesA week
fnt thTea the hrs Of said publications
wv " ""'' '' A. NJ STOUT,
mhj-ThA As'lng Commi''onet VI FANh's'
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l "
- UNITED STATES PArESr OFFICE,
WAsHiSGTos, Feb. Is, ISIS
On the petition Of THOMAS T. jarrett, OF Horsham
Penn, praying for the extension OF patent granted
to him the Sth day Of May, 1884, for an mprCy nj
IL Hay Elevators, for sever years from the expiration
q said patent. which takes place the Sth day oil
Nay, 1865
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at tho
Patent once on MONDAY, the 18th day Of May
next at ~ clock, and all persons are notified to
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not 10 be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to Ale
in the Patent Ofice their objections. specially set
forth writing, at least tosntU days before the lay
Of hearngi Testimony hled BY either party to be
used At the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mlIted In accordance with the rules u the ce
will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon te,tl-
must be hled In the once ttoentp days before
the day ofhcarinF, the arguments. II any, within Ten
day after hling the testimony,
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in tho
RrpubiicdH and the IRtellio,Hcer, wAshin gton, ID.
c., and In the Register, Norristown, Penn, once
awsck for three successive weeks; the hrst OF said
day OF hearing A, N. STOUT,
Inh5-TSt Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

To OUR SUBSCRIBERS IN ALExANDRIA.-Mr.
George W. Jones, No. % North Alfred street, be.
tween Queen and Cameron streets, is our author.
lied agent for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, In
Alexandria, and will collect for subscriptions,
and solicit advertisements for this paper, from
the first day OF February.
b. or U.-At a regular session Of Jefferson
Circle, No. -, Brotherhood of the Union, held
wednesday evening, the following officers were
installed for the ensuing quarter, by supreme
Delegate r. IL. Warder: p. L. W George Duffy;
IiW M lflG 3 q W% w. 4 II
Garnettj q. En-, NJ. II, Nash; q: O., p. p. Mason;
II. ). X, I. Corwin; II. r., A. II. Bingham; II.
T., W. J. Gale; W. D., J. Nanness; W. N, J.
Gill. After the close of the ceremonies of in
stallation some appropriate remarks were made
by the q. W.
GERMAN COOPERATIVE BUILDING AssocIA-
TIoN.-At meeting of the stockholders of this
association, held Thursday night, Albert Stuart,
esq, was elected attorney for the association,
and p. q. Uhler and ]. II. ID. Smoot trustees.
Sour.HousE.-Colonel Lee set the soup.house
going Thursday on his own hook. Under the
former arrangement twas nearly so. Colonel
Lee will be thanked BY many people for the aid
render ed BY him.
FIRE.-On Friday night about $50 o'clock, the
spoke factory OF J. Rosenthall, at the foot of
Duke street, vas discovered to be on fire. The
alarm was given, but the fire was eNtnguishe ed
with slight damage, and before the arrival of the
engines.
ExHIBITIoS.-The exhibition OF the Methodist
Protestant Sunday School on Friday night was
most attractive, and proved quite success.
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OFFICE A. A. q. NJ AND DIsDuRsIYu OFFIoER,l
ArsfIN, Texas, February Is, 1865.
In cOmpliance with direct from the CUnmisso
bureau T., aud L., shall sell, at public auc.
t,?n a. the Office Of the Bureau. r.. r. and 4; L.. a.
Waco, Texas, on the 18th day uf March, lSss al
o'clock, p IN. thegropery held by the United States
pear the city " WACO, McLennan county. Texas.
known as the Waco Factory, including, all and sin
gular, the Budngs, Tenenenls Lands, or lieLeditA-
ments thercultO pcflaniugi also, one Steam Engine
and Boiler, Wheat Rock, Boiling Closets, &c, one
set Of Cornrocks, tive Clrling Euglues aud one
Picker.
Detailed description Of the property can be obtained
at the oflcc Of the Bureau II = and l.. atAustiD.
aud Waco, Texas
Terms: Cash G. s. ROBERTS,
Byt Capt rs A,AA.9, N, and d, o.,
mh6'td District Of Texas
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aEORGETowN MATTERS.

ORDERS for the NATIONAL REruBLI AN in
Georgetown may be left at the bookstores Of
Messrs. 7. NJ. X. Mills Co., late Crandcll's) 1913
Bridge street. or at Messrs. q. 7. Getty & Co.'S,
100 Bridge street, where copies of the RErurLr.
CAN may be obtained daily.
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SLID for French whslebons Corset.I 8 cents for
Corset Stools Also, Hoop skirts, Shoulder Braces,
aud Corsots OF all Styles altered aud made to ORDER
and ht warranted, Al Charles BAuH's, 10 Louisiana
avenue. between sixth aud seventh streets
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CLornISs Az REDucHD RArn. Mr.. strAu,
north side Pennsylvania Avenue, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets oner' his large aud well selected
stock Of Men and Boys Clothing aud Gsntlemen's
Furnishing Goods, Tor the next thirty days. without
regard to cost lilo also offers disco int OF ten per
cent. on all Purchases amounting to S'or mere. Now
Is the timo to make your purchase. AT sn imnense
saving.
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~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
L COLUMBIA -
loss, Equity Doc. 8

Henry G. Prathcr. "S'h Equity Doe
AsbuTy Lloyd, trustee in the above cause, having
reported that \" had sold the east hall OF lot No u in
square (No. Ills, described In said report with ths
improvements, t. william u. wylie. for sS,5l5 and
the east part 81 lot n" u IN squarr No 6ldl as de-
TO james A. 5, Carpenter for , and that the said
purchaser had complied with tho terms OF sale: II is
This Eilh day OF February, lS ordered by the court,
Ihft the said sales be- aud tho same hereby, ra
ned aud confirmed, unless cause to the contrary Is
yldrd COPY Of III order be publshed in some news
paper printed aud pub shed In the city OF Washing
said day,
by order Of the Court.
Atrue copy: K. J, MElGs,
felh-wHw ClerL
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09
LOCAL iTEM s.

Buy NE and try mo panIalOous, At lIcnniug's one
Price Clothing Store, No 81 Seventh street. lutcl
gencer Building.