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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-03
SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue of a general execution to M direct
ID ell. issued from the office OF the Clerk of
the Circuit Court, i'll and for the County OF c.
dar and state of Iowa. in favor of Geo. FraSeur,
and against Charles SHETLAND and ID. +. Com
stock, l have levied upon the following prop
erty rs the property OF the said Charles SWEET
land and II. T.. Conlstuc to-wit:
Lot number five %, i'll block number six 90,
in the town of IrOuuOis, in Cedar county, Iowa;
And shall offer the same for sale at the Court
House door in the town of Upton, in said
county. on Friday. the nth day of June, A. d.
lSfH at II O'Clock NJ. of said day. to satisfy said
execution ana costs that may accrue thereon.
Dated this Sth day OF Ma, A. y. 1869.
JOHN b. SHEARER
o0tdoS sheriff of Cedar county.
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Wanted Agents 49, to 5000

where male and female To- introduce the fIsNr-I&l
!MflW,N ~ COMMON SENSE FAMILY ~EN}. ~;
MAtlilSf. TINS machine will stitch hela t,Il nal
qnit, cord bind braid and embridcr in n tnrt ~,
rtor manner ftre only Sin Fully warrnntrd ~ A.
years we VIII lwrsie1 for any mach me tbst Mil ,
asf"h"f iuot" o"att fli. or mora rlnsI' Ian, ~ Nv
o,l i - .'>tN va" 'lHaNt" Lock Stirrh Eyrr,,
$500, tii "a ~ cut AMI still the cloth ,,nnnt H..
lt'" nrr.ft without tearing IL. We tav \roota frop,
ran, ,l-i, i month and expenses or commission
gtE',,Si ~ - wee ihat amount ran be made ADDRESS
Sf LOFTS. Mo. ''' N't ''Hi"Ns MASS OF
10 i2t b" Imposed upon by other parties
srtnn , a N,Ftih'NS "tsttrnn machines, under the
r' ~ '' 'I ,dE"fWt-. Ours * the only genuine
' '''''! Pi"%ifta! cIrLp machine manufactured.
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A WELL IMPROVED
EIGHTY ACRE FARM FOR SALE.

, a sw u sec. 3, TIP so, II. l, west, with nun
per ono improvements, fenced in small lots.
~ acres under plough, balance we'll set i'm grass.
&ood water oThnrtf l09apple trees--so bear
lh4T pga Hoa9e and stables. wagon she'd
mons II. arg s1h4&e house sm@i traits In ahan.
lance Also, 10 acres good timber, being thc
n y u Il ne So 30, q i, ii Clinton county foay
miles rom farm. This place Ia for sale choau.
'N' WOLF 4 f.iSltT
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Original Notice,

Clarissa Chamberlin,, Circuit Court of Co.
AGAINST dar county Iowa
w. A. Robertson. ) August Term, 1889
TIn w. a. ROBERTSON, Defendant: You
June, 1889, there will be file in the Office of
the clerk of the Circuit Court in and for tho
county Of Cedar in the state Of Iowa. Il petition
OF Ciarissa Chambcrlin, plaintif claiming &
you decd for the west half Of the northaas,
quarter and the east half Of the northwest
quarter q section seventeen III i'll township
ON L. NJ, IN pursuance OF "A contract of purI
chase made with you through Your agent. IN
the month Of October in 1867, and cIaininD
specific performance Of said contract.
NOW unless yon appear To said petition and
aeIenu thereto at or before noon OF the second
day Of the next term of said Court to be begun
ana heia at Upton, in said county, on tho nd
Gay OF August. 1859, a default will be. entered
AGAINST You and Judgment rendered thereon
IN accordance with the prayer of said petition.
WOLF X IANDT,
hi"Wi Attorneys for Plaintiff y
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Roofing and Sl,0uting.

, Ny principal hand has work ed forty wears Mt
me business; his name is VIM H. HAM
moND is "A good sort Of 4 man, ready for any
thing that comes along. NV GREIT miro
~ " VII. be found in the Virgin BLOCK.
liptnn Iowa, where will be happy to smile on
my my customers Come along with YOU: green
ing you with my goods i'll exchange for them.
2eyl WM. Ii. HAMMOND.
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Farm for Sale.

4 good improved farm of 10 Acres. situated
,ns mile east of Upton. on the north side of
The township line road running east from
own. A comfortable house of four rooms Is
lpou the premises; also. Iowa stable. corn
cribs, two wells &c. The above described
property will be sold upon liberal terms. For
irthcr particulars enquire OF the subscriber.
6ml ALVIN TIA YER.
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Why don't You Learn q Trodoo

This question was propounded in our
hearing, few days since, to youno
man who had been for several months
unsuccessfully seeking employment as
clerk or salesman in some of our lend
ing houses. Complaining of his III
luck, one Of his friends who knew he
had mechanical talent, but doubttul
whether he could make himself usofni
either as clerk or salesman, put the
1nterrogatory to him which we have
placed 1t the caption of this article
The reply was, that mechanical trad.
was not Us respectable as a mercantile
occupation. '''' ''ie
Under this delusive idea. our stores
are crowded with young men who have
no capacity for business, and who he
cause OF the financial respcctabiIity Of
doing nothing, waste away their minor
Ivy upon salaries which cannot possibly
,lqu'daie their expenditures. Late, too
late ~ life, they discover. their error,
ana before the age of thirty. many of
them look with envy upon the thrifty
m,echaliic, in the day OF his boyhood
they We're accustomed to deride.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-03

EgELIs FOR CHLRCH ACADEMY, FACTORY
D FARMS sc. The loudeSt, best. and p,r,sl toned
made. They never break every FARMER wnmtt
one. nj from $500 Ia &ijA1. iarg, bells FOR (Iurn~
Sc. at reasonable prices. lair discount to the trad.
Address WM L. Il }. II. MERRlN, Fre,lfTrkrowl, a
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NNiNTED- Energetic canvasserS to make from
w SO To SIS day selling one of The most re-
mnrkable inventions "ffhe age, Riake's ~ Patent
Chair springs, that make an rock ing chair
of chair. Beware of intrngcr. send for circulars
to the Patentee. Manufacturer and Proprietor.
A. NJ. BLAkE T.. Box oi6. Canton, Ohio
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VUNIIlRTY YEARS. Experience in the Treat
u nscnt Of Chronic and sexual D!scnses.-A
PHysICIoGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE--The cheaPest
book published contaning nearly 800 pages ana
40 fine plates and engravings of the anatomy or the
human organs a state of health and disease, with
treatise early errors its deplorable consequences
upon the mind and body. with the authors plan Of
cure shown by report OF cases treated truthful
adviser to the married and those contemplating mar
rage who entertain doubts of their physical condition
Sent ee Of postage TO any address on receipt Of % cts
in stamps or postal currency, by addressing DR. LA
CROIX, No. II Maiden Lane a Albany, n. Y. The au-
thor be consulted upon any Of the diseases upon
which his books treat either personally by mall
and medicines sent to any part of the world
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-03
Dissolution Of Partnership.

Notice rs hereby given that the partnership
lateiy eXlsllng between Geo. W. Diilaway and
Joseph y. Dlilaway, expired on the lirst tuy
OF May 1859, by mutual consent -
Geo. W. Dllfaway will continue the business
at the old stand, and is authorized to settle Mi
debts due to and by the company
aoo ...... GEO w. DIIIAWAY
@o"a JOSEPH B. DIIIAWAY
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IL NIvrpw WAsiire aul q ,,prS ES.iS y Tor 81
20 ld STAMP iur circulars to
\. j.. +. PUMP co, Danvcr', Mass.
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Ask yonr Doctor or Druggist for SWEET
0VININE-It equals bitter Quininc. Is made only
By f. STEARNS, Chemist, Detroit.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-03

&GG Indt>9ouSuh.et TO every Household, Perfect
~ rsP ~ WONDERFUL. Everybody buys n, FIRST sight
Agents making fortunes Illustrated circular
Address AfEN =. NJ co. Us Broadway. New Work.
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OF
CHAMBER AND PARLOR
FURNITURE.

at NJ. Beachs store, south of the Court House,
Upton, Iowa. His stock is complete, ana Of
the best. and canaists of everything usually
kept in a furniture store ~ )
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nEAFNESS, CATARRH, SCROFULA.-A
y lady who had suffered for years from Deafness,
Catarrh and Scroiua, cured by simple remedy
l1ersymlathy and gratitude prompts her to send the
receipts free OF charge to similarly affict ed.
Address Mrs. NJ. G. LECiGEr'T, IIGboken, n. J.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-03
The Best Sporting Gun
in the World!

HSoPtn'~ Anne rican , Il Is s:nusc Erceeh
80 Lohins X cnca'ina SHOTGUN. Improved
~ T. - Spencer. Inventor Of the iipnou, spencer
lt'' fif.it% f"aI ShotN ia tao Recunds MS ug urn-
s'', ,i latr':, Mltu.attured by korERspOET-
i:Nt AlAS 90. AMHERST Mas Srn,! lr ,iesrrip;{v
eht"ta' giving price list and testimonials
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cHRoMos.

hes
!"nfor Berlin. he
Owrst
e. e II. T. ANTHONY G co.
sol BroADwAY, n. Y,
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E. g. H. T. ANTHONY &c CO.,
SOL BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
THE LANDS OF THE BIBLE,


~ We n
for "FERRlkRs GLASS viEHS' ~h"h have .petai
for FntH' Pirfcgtalh
Views s~arrand, Rhia", Wales.
sTEREoscopEs. m.nursr'e largely, aud hs'
a ne srs rat
PHoToGR Man sf Afhum. =
hno~E Throughout hr auas aud beauty to all
Al sell made 'trir. fHersnt
hrm those
sioek brio,s he has
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-03

:. lie LANGUAGE OF \ RINGLET.-Ln-
dles IS this correct? An exchange SAYS
rinslets may be interpreted as follows ::
Inc solitary ringlet which SO fashions
DIy Ioats from the waterfalls of our
hlarriageahle bellies, not only looks most
pfoVokingiy sweet, but has language
very significant, and it is indicative of
the state of the wearer. Report says it
isa modification on the part Of those
who wear them, that they, the girls, are
not engaged" The length of this lone
~ ringlet, or shoulder queue, indicates
the desire-for instance, if extremely
long the wearer is very DESTROYS of get
ting spliced at once-if only moderately
long, 1t shows that only good offers will
be entertained. An extremely short
meagrc ringlet, would show that ,nn
wearer Is very particular who she no.
cepts, but nevertheless shows tim, .i,.,
is not engaged.
Mark Twain says that the difference
between an American and Am African
wilderness Is, that one i fun of black
pears and the other of bare blacks.
It IS suggested that the latest song
can hang upon his sweet looks,
would PC an improvement on hitherto
ifaelicea modes Of suicide.
Thin Nna-" Boy, what's that hungry
dsg following me for" B0u--h He
thinks you are q bone, reckon.
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U1RRING BUT NOBLE-SelEhelp for Young Men,
II who having erred, desire better manhood, Sent
return the postage. Address PIIILANTHROS, BOX
L, Philadelphia, Pa.
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KNITTING. MACHINE. Price 70 Inc SIM
piest cheapest and best Knitting Machine ever Invent
ed VIII knit 5000 stitches per minute. Liberal In
ducements to Agents. Address AMERICAN KNIT
TING MACHINE CO., Boston, Mass, or st. Louis,
Mo.
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Wanted -AgcntS-TAo M SELL Ti Y

s,O0Os SALARY. Address U. s. PrAso Co.. n. Y.
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=. -, III Utty >
1t would appear from this table that a
sA'eEehanL starting fr"m London by the
Suez route would reach Hongkong three
days in advance Of his neighbor, who
left for New York on the same date, talk
ing the Pacific railroad rou,e-the on.
travelling eastward and the other west
skxrd. But Il New York merchant can
reach Hongkong at least seven DAYS
sooner by the western route than a
l.endon merchant can make the same
place by the SueZ route.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-03
, DvUXtSTp ATOR'S NOTICE

4 Y I7-TT' " ""TT-'" I'-7---' '--------'
Tho under. gnoi having h"en appointed Admins.
,r,Gr nf fFa ~ Ia- Horiou, late Of the county o.,
Alexander and State az Illinois, deceased, hereby
gives notice tI.s' DO. WN appear before fN county
court ~ Alexander county, 20 the court hnu~. no ~"
rtty1f Cairo ~ the iprl TERM on %" third Monday
In tpr.l next. a. which imo 1II persons having
ola ms against said estate are notified and requested
D. attend TOR e purpose az having the same siu-t,d
AM rsf-an. indicted 90 said estate ago requested %
n,ta.i II. ei'h dly of February 4 l.. l.'p.
GIsiss ". y. FORBES. Admir-.
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U,o COAL SELLERS.

Il
Notice Is hereby given that from 30 20 30 feet 81 tho
OHIO River bank below the freight depot ~ the ILL.,
mol. Central railroad company. and opposite TSclih
street in the city Of Cairo, will Doe leased rs public auc-
ton 90 the highest bidder, on a." premises, on Tues
day IN. gh NJ ~ 20 o'clock, am, TO- IA" purpose
OF, rual depot. Iyru- and conditions made known Hi
hrtIfp, az ..Ie Ms EN~NIN NIGER
ruaIII,l Wharf Master
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-03
wheeler o. wilson's
I.OcI.-Stitch Sewing Machines.
stitch alike on both sides

These Machines are warranted three and will last
forty years. and n "a family machine are unsurpassed
Prices same n IA other cities, there being one osUb-
lishod price for these machines throughout the coun-
try Instruction free tu parties having these machines
send FOR illustrated circular
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-17
Overland Dispatches

ESPECIAL TO THE aoLp HILL DAILY NEWS BI
II wIsTERN UNION LINE.l
Tho News OF tHs .l Rnil,Snd Calamity nj
New York, November l6.-Specials from
Washington say that a meeting OF Califor'
mans will be held in a few days, in that city
to pass resolutions on the memory OF Judge
Baldwin, killed at the recent Pacific railroad
accident.
The Chinese Mission.
CHICAGO, November l6. washington
specials say Governor Low will not 90 70
China till after the meeting OF congress. te
will decline the position unless IL Is maue y
first class mission.
Minister SickIes Likely, to be itecaiieo
A T;ucs' ~specjal says a sufficient canvas:
of the Senate has been MADE 70 sho" ina
Sicklcs cannot be confirmed.
The President and Secretary FISH nave oe'
termined to recall him, and appoint GENERA
Dix as Minister to Spain. .e.,,.
A report is received showing that Sickie'
is guilty of immoral conduct in Madrid.
The Movement Against Mr.. Gorhnnl' th'
Secretary Of the SENATE.
The movement against Gorham will prob
ably be unsuccessful. Northern and Eastern
Senators will not participate in the scheme t.
displacc him, and only a portion OF the dele
CATION from the Pacific coast IS engaged IL
the attempt.
CINcrSSArI, November l6.-Thc contrac
the first nine Red Stockings with the Clu'
expired yesterday. A majority are anxious
to renew the engagement next year.
Colonel VIM. Smith, Superintendent o
several railroads at Dayton, died yesterday
of pneumonia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-17
THANKSGIVING DAY.

The official proclamation of the ruling
powers of Government, willingly aequi-
esced in by the great masses OF the
people, ordains that tomorrow shall be
the occasion Of the annual Thanksgiv-
ing holiday-one of the most enjoyable,
in many respects, Of the whole year.
1t is the first Of the fall and winter
holidays and comes at y season of the
year when the weather is generally
good, and not yet merged into the cold
SHOWS, bitter frosts and driving storms
of winter. 1t is a good, houoted Gus
tom, this Of our fathers. 1t is well &c
have at least one annual occasion wher
we shall become mindful Of the man,
favors, great or small, for which we ar
indebted to Providence. Let US b,
duly thankful 10 morrow that, ami
the manifold dangers from mining
railroad and other disasters, and til
ravages of disease, our lives have bee
spared. If we have prospsred in an,
Of our undertakings, let us be Thankful
for that, and if not, We will be Thankful
if we are fortunate even in the enjoy
ment of a good turkey on our Owl
table, or at some one else's table; ere'
q good dinner on credit is something L
be thankful for. Well, as we said be
fore, tomorrow is Thanksgiving Day
Let US enjoy it all possible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-17

BALLors MONTHLY MAGAzISg.-We
are in receipt of this marvellously cheap
and handsome Magazine for December.
Its table Of conten,s ia varied aud
charming, embracing the usual fine va
rie,y Of serials, sketches, stories, poems
aud attractive engravings. The pub
fishers in the prospectus for
the coming year, n serial story foI
adults, by the popular Magazine writer,
James franklin Fits, aud q Juvenile
serial by the young peoples iavoritc,
Horatio Alger, Jr. The price OF this
periodical is a marvel to everybody-a
hundred page first class illustrated Ma
gaziue for fifteen cents, or 81 so per
year, i, indeed wonderfully cheap. FL
lott, Thomas & Talbot, publishers,
Boston, Mass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-17
FARMERS, ALLaIINAX.

Josh Billings has just prepared a bur-
lesquo upon the old-fashioued Farmers
Almanac, full of weather p~rognostica.
tions, family receipts, and moral advice
TO farmers. Carleton, Of New York, of
course, is the publisher. We make the
following extracts from this work for
1870, which is stated to be stew years
since leap year, and ninety-four years
since the American people left Great
Britain tew take care ov herself, and
started a snug little Dizziness ov their
own, which | nm instructed tew state il
payir well. Containing all tina. is neces.
sary for an Allminak, and a good deal
besides"
When a rooster crows, he crows all
over.
A uu milk COW is stepmother 10 every
mans baby.
Fools are tho whet stuns Of society.
If q man haint got n well balanced
head, Hike tew see him part hiz hair in
the middle.
Thare is only one good substitute for
the endeRrments Of q sister, and that is
the endearments ov some other phel-
lows sister.
He whom the good praize, and the
wicked hate, ought tew be satisfied with
biz r%eputashun.
About the hardest thing q phellow
kan do is tew spark tsw girls Mt onst,
and preserve a good average.
Going tew law is like skinning a new
milk COW for her hide, and giving the
beef tew the lawyers.
The time to be kerfullest is when We
have a hand full Of trumps.
MoMer,-The holy thoughts and men,
orys that cluster around this name can
never DO so we'll expressed az in the
calm utterrancc ov the name itself.
The man who has just found out
he can't burn green wood haz
taken hiz first lesson in economy.
a lie liz like q kat, it never Gums
tew W in n straight line.
The longest lived thing l knew ov IL
q nickname.
Most men 20 through life az rivers 60
tew the sea, bi following the lay ov the
ground.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-17

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANcEs on THE
MI,sIssrPPI.-The mysterious disappear.
ancs Of many persons who have bust
ness on the Mississippi River is a,
length explained. As the steamer Indy
Gay was passing Island No. Is, about
| one hundred miles below Cairo, recent.
", she took iu tow from Mr.. Testers
wood yard a lat to load from, Mr.. Lester
accompanying the boat. After proceed
ing about six miles the boat was cut
loose, Mr.. Lester received SllO for his
wood, and the fiat was floated bnck,
when n skiif put off from the shore,
manned by two men, who boarded the
fat and demanded Mr.. Testers money.
They said that they werc river p~irateo,
and would shoot him if he did not COM
ply with their demands. Mr.. Lester,
who is al old man, quietly gave them
all the money he had, and thanked them
for spnring his life, but rs soon NJ one
Of them had returned to tho skif, he
drew his pistol and shot the other, who
was just stepping over, through the
heart he then shot the other one, who
was in the skif, through the hips, and
navigated both boats to fis yard.
Burns, the survivor, said that his COM
panion's name was Moore, and that they
were members of an organized gang of
river pirates that have been watching
the river between Memphis and Cairo
for several years, and robbing whenever
they had q chance. Burns confesses
that he has shot and thrown overheard
four men from wood yards, who resisted
his demands.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-17

0UR RELATIONS WITH CuDA.-A Wash
ingtou letter of November sth, says thai
Senator Morton had an Interview with
the President tha, morning upon Cuban
affairs. Senator Morton takes the
ground that the question of the reeog-
milton of the Cuban revolutionists as
belligereuts is one that the President
alone has jurisdiction over that the
House Of Representatives has already,
in the strongsst terms, expressed, by u
decisive vote, sympathy with Cuba as
strong as it is in its province to do. The
President did moi. express himself as to
what his course of action in the matter
would be.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-17
BALDWIN.

Some days have now passed since the
sad calamity occurred in our nsighbor-
ing State, by which our friend and
HoS. A. W. BALDWIN, lost his
life. Our communities, in which he was
so we'll known and beloved, are indeed
just realizing the truth of tue sad event,
and missing him from his accustomed
walks of business life and association,
and that he has passed. from life unto
death, to be seen and greeted by US no
more forever! The heart swells with
emotion, and the tears start from their
hidden fountains as his late friends and
associates reflect that he has gone, that
his kind aud genial soul has passed, as
we humbly trust, to another and a bet.
ter world above whore, let US hope,
the Creator and Judge of all mankind
has received it with Love and Forgive
ness. Poor Baldwin | it will be many Q
day before his place can be filled in the
hearts of those who knew him best-ir
the social and political circles Of oul
State. We believe we speak the truth
when we say, that his death is almo''
universally mourned in our communi
ties. Sad and solemn, indeed, are man!
households, are many hearts who knew
SANDY BALDWIN
The remains Of deceased were burie'
yesterday afternoon in the city of Oak
land, California. The funeral obse
quies were solemn and impressive, an
were very largely attended. We FIN
the following notice of o meeting Of hi
Nevada friends, preparatory to attend
ing the funeral, in the Alta Of yssterda
morning:
The Nevada friends OF Hon. A. w. Bale
win, request that all residents OF the Sta,
of Nevada now in San Francisco, meet
the parlor Of the Lick House, at ii o'clocl
this TUESDAY, morning, to arrange for a
tending the funeral Of the deceased in
body, and Of giving fitting expression to tn
love and esteem in which he was held b
those who knew him best.