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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-17
FARM FOR SHE,

ANE mile north of Upton, on the Clarence
" road containing one hundred add seven
ty-two acres. On the premises Is large two
story frame house, containing four rooms up
stairs. and four down stairs with good cellar
Also, large barn, 30 by 81; ali necessary out
buildings 100 bearing apple trees, 10 acres of
timber land, five of which are one mile West
of Upton. Price, ~, $50. For further partcu-
lars enquire Of the undersigned on the premi-
SEES or II. G. Piatt, Tip on,
7tf p. II. VEST.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-17

fl,IIF. AMERICAN STOCK JOuRNA AL, hrss
l class monthly. containing y large doubfe
comma pages as to- Farming and stock tsFeeding
conta ug regular departments for the PRACTICAL FA-
mer hairy man, stock Breeder. Wool Grower, snd
Poultry Keeper, &C.. &C. &c Illustrated Hah hume
fine Engravings ami issain hanst'.mey INN. ~
asl IN all the departments Of Farming ana ~
breeding Ii has Veterinary department un1er tnw
Charge OF the atIes Professors IN the Unlteo
states who answers through the JotaSA SkEA ~
on Ag6E all questions relating TO SICK Injured OF -
c.se..i Horses. CatSie Sheep. swine or f'nnitry bs
every sss,srihsr has No.se And Cattle DnS.e Ihkk
STOCK JOURNAL ms a free gin for one yssr. 70
all stfbs,.ri berS (new or old to HETiPToN AD-
opportunity 10 get 81 Agricultural JOurnss
one year, for nothing. Hand in Your subssrfD-
tons NJ once and secure Ehe SIN X JOURNAL
free for year.
i6n6 AUIsFOIsD kAtN LII
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-17

We noticed in one Of our exchanges
this week the statement of Dea. John
Hodgkins, Of South Jefferson, Me-,
whose son was cured Of incipient con-
sumption by the use of Johason's Ano-
dync Liniment. We refer to this at this
time as tending to corroborate the state
mcnt we made last week in relation to
this Liniment as applied to consump-
! ton.
If Congress had employed as much
scientific skill in the arrangement of its
DEMONSTRATION Policy'at the close, as
the War Department did in the beginn.
ing of the war in arranging for the man
ufacturc of what was called Mcridan's
| Gdr"try Condition POwtt.rs for the use
of the Cavalry horses, no doubt the
! Union would have been restored long
I -Irckpu0e
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-17
Original Notice.

A Blanchard, Plaintiff, Circuit Court OF Ce-
against dar county. Iowa,
Jas DeWolf Anna ii DeWolr April term, $50
Martha Horton, j Mitchell,
and Neil Mckerral, Def is.
70 Jas DeWolf Anna II DeWolf. Martha Horton.
H. Mitchell and Neil Mckerral. Detedant>:
You hereby notified that there is now file in
the office of the Clerk OF the Circuit Court in and for
the County Of Cedar in the State Of Iowa, petition
OF A blanchard. Plaintiff claiming Of you the Of
four bund red and Yftysix 2t0o dollars balance due
on Your promiSsory note for kO, dated January LIST,
1885 and secured by mortgage, and asking the fore
c,aS,rp Of said mortgage the southeast quarter Of
section aG in township 81 range two west 9Th p.
situated In Cedar county. Iowa. No personal lnds-
ment is AL ed against the PENDANTS Anna DeWOf
yi,IIls BEST LEATHER in the Market u sed Mt
the Big BOOT.
40 and get good Hat for 81 cents at the
(V BIG BOOT.
1 FEW pairs Of those splendid Buck and
y Kid Gloves left, at the BIG BOOT
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Books for Farmers and stock Dealers.

Bound Volumes of the American Stock Jour
nal. for 1863, containing ISL large double col
uIun pages sent post paid for 30
Bound volumes Of the American Stock Jour
nal fol lSG9, containing ISL pages, sent post
paid for sl.l)
The Dairyman's Manual, sent post paid for BE.
The Eorseman'S Manual, do do sc.
The Hog Breeders Manual. do do Roc.
The Sheep Breeders Manual do do 2jc.
The Poultry breeders Manual. do &c.
The whole five Manuals sent post paid TO one
address for s.0D
Agents wanted, TO whom liberal induce
inentS will lie offered. Address
y. j. BOYER u Co.. Publishers,
3mi Petersburg Chester Co., Pa.
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Farm for Sale.

A n IMPROVED FARM Of OF acr.,
"A bly, located In the north edge ~ n Sdmira.
Grove, four miles north Of Upton - ae es,O Oak
for sale on favorab bic terms. The farm oHIered
fences, with four hundred rods az wn, ny good
hedge growing: has living water far rn s; Usage
large bearing orehard good two-s story bS Sn:.
be sold entire or divided to snit hnwa ,arm viii
For further information apply te w..
Tuthili, Upton; Cook Drury, Daven~nM... a.
on the premises to the subscriber. Or
NI JOHN w. RRov,r
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Liberal PATRONAGE,
EUviv EO,. Suie.

1 FARM of 2lDacrcs of improved land, fences
~ and buildings good, water ANA timber
sufficient, within three quarters OF a mile Of
Upton Price, 80 per acre, one quarter cash,
balance on time to suit purchaser. Also,
50 acres improved and fenced, III good eondi-
ton, and will be sold reasonable.
| have also for sale span of well matched
black Horses, and years old, and harness.
also, one three year old mare.
Ivy s. l.. SMITH,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-17

4 FEW pairs Of those splendid Buck and
y Kid Gloves left, at the Big BOOT
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-17

no and get a good Hat for 80 cents, at the
(y BIG BOOT.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-17

1i,IIls BEST LEATHER in the Market Y sed Mt
| the BIG BOOT,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-17

The committee on Territories has re-
ported to the House a bill abolishinr
polygamy in Utah, and nulllying other
Mormon ordinances. Its pains and
and penalties are severe, while it appro.
PIRATES money to take care of the SUPER
tluous Mormon concubines who will be
thrown on public charity by the opera
tons of this bill if it ever sh Guild become
law. 1t provides, among other things,
that the President be directed, when, in
his judgment, it shall be necessary to
enforce the laws in Utah, or the convic-
tons and sentences of the courts thereof,
to send portion Of the army to said
Territory as shall be required therefor,
and in case q sufficient portion of the
army cannot with safety be detached
from other portions of the country, to
accomplish the same, the President is
empowered 10 accept and receive into
the military service volunteers to a
number not exceeding 5000, aud for
suciI term of service as he may deem
proper, not exceeding one year; and the
Secretary Of War is directed and re-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-24

RICHMOND AND HENRIoo RAILROAD Con-
PANY.-The following bill was reported in
the House on Saturday last from the Com.
mittee on Roads, &C.:
Be at enacted, That John B. Crenshaw,
John Stewart, John M. Powell, Franklin
Davis, John B. Young, Edward Warren,
WIN. H. Peasants, L. Gordon. Peter
Lawson, VIM. Mordecai, Abram Warren,
Jr., and James Lyons, and their associates,
be and they are hereby constituted body.
polite aanG corporate, by the name and
style Of g The Richmond and Henrico Rail-
way Company" and shall have authority
to construct a railroad from Broad street,
in the city of Richmond, to and upon the
Brook turnpike to such point in; the
counties of Henrico or Hanover as they
shall deem iexpedient; provided that the
assent of the city Of Richmond and the
Brook Turnpike Company be first obtained
thereto. "a f@.id = tass5%sz2s$: 'gEas z
-. The road shall be of any gauge which
the said company may determine, and may
be worked either by horsesor steam power;
as the said company may determine, or in
stead Of rails the company may use what is
cars over said turnpike and along such
streets Of the city of Richmond as the
Council thereof may indicate. i:
/. 3. The said company shall be entitled to
receive tor conveying freight and passen-
gers comp not exceeding TINT,
which fy allowed to The Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company per mIie; T,-;7;,;flt9 8
I 4. The capital stock Of the said company
may be 100000, and in shares of $25 each.
5. The said persons, and all others who
may associate with them, may assemble at
such place as may be indicated in an adyer-
tisement, published for ten days in one of
tha npwSnnnprc of fha -citv af Richmond
When so assembled they shall open book
of subscription to the stock, and all persons
who shall then subscribe for not less than
four shares Of stock and pay two dollars on
each share for the use Of the corporation,
shall be entitled to vote, and may proceed
to organize the railroad company according
to law. ~, ! ~. j -E.. .ar ,,.. ~.
&. This act shall be in force from the pas
sage thereof. .rs, .ss,7.t :.e3 .n..,s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-24

The Misunderstanding to the state
ment of the Adjutant General, the organized
and commissioned force Of the militia of the
State consists Of i07 regiments of the line.
The arms amountrte 81 muskets and 10
rifles. He says we have just claim on the
United States for 1000 small arRs, several
pieces of artillery, including four bronze
guns attached to the cadets battery ut the
Institute, and gun-carriages and compo.
nent parts thereef, and other munitions Of
war, which when carried of were the pro
perty OF the State of Virginia, and never
Belonged to the: Confederate Government.
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AUCrToNBALRs THIS DAY.

j.. D. .~wHITEHEADS g. co. will sen at ttei,
e. store, at t1oA O'Clock, gEosertes. liquors, &c.
W, GODDI Will cell at o. clock this afternoon a
valuable brick tenement on the ns rth side OF
Fraaklin, between sth aud 9Th etreets also, q
large iobaccv factory and other buildings or
7th street, between Cary and Canal streets.
,GRUBBs4 & wILLIAMSwIlls sell at II 81. the pro.
.-perty known as the Law Build ng, ~ on Frank.
s lin, and stable lot on Gov, rnor street.
w. GoDDIN yili sell at IL NJ, a farm of 3 4 acres
stH one mile westof Richnond, neIr the village o.
Harvie. ~
TH0S. W. KEESEE Will sell at 10 A. M. mirrors
Furniture, curtains, carpets. etc. 81
T. O. DABNEy snd ROGER GREGORY, com.
nissioners, will sell at King William Court
house two parcels Of land lying three miles
above the courthouse.
'GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at d P. nj. a
residence on sth street, between Main and Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-24

POULTRY ExRIBITIoN.-Among the at
tractive features at the approaching State
Fair, and one that will prove most inter
esting to the country housewife, will be the
exhibition of domestic poultry of every
kind. The society is erecting spacious
shed to protect the coops of fine birds from
the weather, land this fact alone Will induce
scores of fanciers to exhibit who have here.
tofore withheld their contributions :,
'SPhe superintendent Of that department
has been in correspondence with number
of northern fanciers, who have promised
contributions, and we are quite sure that
our own. citizens will send enough speci.
mems to make the show grand and inn
posing one.
From MIR. G. H.Leavitt, of Flushing, N.
Y, specimens Of his wonderful Buff Co.
chins, CreYe Cours, Seabright Bantams, and
dark and light Brahmas are expected, and
hopes are entertained that Mr. FL. G.. Gavit,
of New York, will also forward specimens
OF his rare chickens, turkeys, ducks, etc.
In our own immediate neighborhood fine
specimens of Brahmas, Cochins, Leghorns,
white-face black Spanish, game, and other
chickens are confidently looked for, Whilst
Rouen ducks, geese, guineas, turkeys, and
pea-fowls will be sentin to make the collec-
tion the largest and most perfect ever 5een
in Virginia.
The society will furnish an abundance Of
roomy, well-ventiIated coops for the use OF
exhibitors, and tor poulterers must ftdp
their duty, and thus show the progress we
are making in the Improvement Of our BARN.
yard poultry. !! a..fS
We have seen light Brahmas that atthree
months old weighed over five pounds, and
we now have in our possession an egg laid
by Brahma puileta FIVE months old that
measures 6H inches by 54 inches in cir
cumference. II s2s 4, ] q .., II l.ii,ts,
Our farmers must improve their poultry
by new breeds III they wish to- realize o
profit in meat and eggs from the labor and.
care of poultry raising. k..3 II rs
For barn-yard purposes tho Brahma is
believed to be tbe-most valuable because Of
its general health, rapidity OF growth, and
winter laying qualities. AT hive months old
the pullets never fail to lay, and at six weeks,
the young birds.arer ready for the griddle.
We trust our neighborhood poulterers'
will make grand. display at the approach
ing Fair, and that they may successfully
compete with northern exhibitors for the
palm Of superiority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-24

ELECTION OF ORFIGEBs.--Atga regular
meeting Of Undine Temple Of Honor and
Temperance Nol2, held at their CoYenant)
hall on Thursday night, the following off,
GERS were elected for the ensuing term
;John.B. Bergman NV. c. Z. ); "A. Js DoWd,
;IW. .5V. n; CIV ! olknan, w .tRss;; Hugh
b. Bates, w. A. b.; N. B. Kinker, W..cF
b.. A, ,DoWd, NV. L; ]. B., ,Slade, We. u;
N; Newell w: w. j.; s3,t v; =; vs. 7. WalthalI'
Gary, Chaplain; Joseph A. searlett, u
Nv G..T. 90 60 naLIill .sss1 Itotl a1Lisl.
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7, f,WaA7sDD 1Ir9-Lyon,s Kathairon made mig
hair soft, luIrriant land thick, and Hasants Mag
nolia Balm changed that low complexion into
the marble hesnty You now see. ahis Is emphssis.
cally the language OF all who use these arteiessA
fine hsadof hair and refined Comp plexfoa IRE the
gresteat attractions a aswoman can poeoess. The
Eathairon aud Magnolia Balm are Just whist wili
givetheuh you, and nothing else win. The Balm
is the bloom OF syouth. Ii lnakss LADY ef thirty
appear but twenty. Both articles are entirely
harmless, ,3and very pleasant. They should ID
every lady,spassessfons feI sis5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-24

THE LEE MEMORIAL MEETING. we learn
from gentlemen who have been Interesting
themselves in the matter, that the Lee mef
mortal meeting of Confed ederate soldiersi
which it)Was proposed to hold in the Thea
the on Monday evening next, has been de-
ferred until the Fair week, the first Of next
mon ntf,. It was found that the dimensions
and interest of the plan grew each day, so
that il was thought wiser to let the oeca44
sion be what it will make itself, an impo |
sing expression of the feelings Of the, ,solfs
dieTs from the entire State. The exact
time and place OF the meeting gil be an-
nounced hereafter after free cOnsultation
amongst Gen! Lees surviving followers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-24

YOUNG MEN JUST OF, AGE, Persons
THREE MONTHS IN THE Cry. TwEIYB
MONTHS IN THE STATE, CAN REGISTER.
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M ,,,,., :, &
|. ). to 40 TIE RuBLfc.-I hardly know how tof reply
go the bitter attack made uoti me ID inc sfchnoHd
md o ~ sto aghHS
- q - I'VE IN
p,ow ssthr L rs ~ snSs az sos sl-
neWspaers ~ ,,,n asy
suleu t4no care Ipr
sS st panton OF NO soshets} the VIII beaa
lens Eel ER4sk sMTTE
OFFICE gqEFll OF W THE an NEW foRK
ASsoC1ATEyRHE8S,
~, IN, ~. SEw 81; 1885,
Connecting lines 80 .s ss'
= Mr. Frank smytn, the bearer hereof, is author
lzed 20 send news to as by telegraph. -Anythiag
hled by him Tor us will be Promptly pafd for on
receipt. respectfully,
: i,taignea,I IS, " w: SnzoNToN,
- il. sssi a; t,ysfs irss5 mi ss General Agent
s'' ea aCogy.t ", ss
frank sypta whlss saissaIaSaD saIpsa sa. M Anss ssa a'
Iu5 a.SeruOOH WITH you se1QI your N c5eAge 10
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ALI WHO FAILED mo. REGISTER LAS,
MAY CAN DO SO, NOW. 81
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If You FAIL TO REGISTER YOU oAgso,
VOTE. ;-als!iaa;s Is I'd : t,1E55s:.rf4
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jtDon't hawk, hawk, spit spit; blow, blow, ansl
disgust everybody with your cssafFli and iss oGeH
sive odor, when Dr.. .SsAGE,s ,s fCATARRH RENEbY
will speedily destroy ill odor .and arrest the dis
charge The proprietor offers e5oeI for q case be
cannot cure. So,d by tirnggists or by mali sixty
cents. Pamphlets free. ADDRESS Dr. Rsv. PTERcEs
Buffalo; ;NaY.st3 f.tfi ietsst t1fgs i!ftss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-24

to the lowing aucti Ion sales
OF REAL ESTATE q bsmads By aBTaTs rxS
b. At 1a O'Clock M. tie Law Building ana Stable
Lot, both adjoining the WHig Building ard
nat 4s O'Clock II. M ,tEs beautiful Residehce d
the late Wnt. Gs pnnhan, OF, 6th strsss %
particulars see adgeffi In the sue,
ton columns. GRUBBs WILLIAMS, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-24

{. No EXCUSE LEFT cNow.--Ed Edwarsiss eae Broad
street, has just received larga ptesaIes
of GEN. LEE, all styles and al prices with OF
without frames. DON'T fail to; call.s Everybody
can get one the prices are so extremely low. D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-24

: POULTRY 1T THE FAIR.-.Among f the
many attractive features of the approaehs
ing, Fair the exhibition of poultry will
have q prominent place. The Committed
on the Fair Grounds have contracted for
comfortable shelter for all the delicate fowls
that may be exhibited, while ample coops
have been provided for the large and hardy
fowls.
The sheds for raw materials and products,
and for agricultural and other mplements,
are complete. Additional sheds for cattle
and additional stalls for horses have been
provided The sheep and hog pens will
also be ample. The grounds have been
further improved by additional drives, and
the buildings and enclosures have been
thoroughly ,overhauled L and beautifully
colored with buff -colored wash, instead Of
the glaring white heretofore used on such
places 1.-The grounds have also been tho!
roughly policed, and everything presents
an appearance of1neatness really inviting (
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-24
MON MORNIN roBHRs

lhad paid him 5000 or $3.50 Is forward his
tapn1infmenE as Mayor. Il I asked him R
that WIS ali that he fsfed and an nc
fknews He said it it M as. aid e turned aWay,
flaughiDgly saying ss that IS All, IL IL iS ut
teFIy fnsignifcaiit 8 had said To Mr. Chez
hooH soIne! time before that I would be giaG6
to kncw what Page's estimony was. Mr
ghahoon + and % my son were, IN the otfice 90
Cross examined i have not no the paper III
which T saw it stated that Page was the
principal witness. I read ali the papers,
morning and evening, and don't know IN
which one, I saw It stated. The testimony
was not given, but some reference WIS
made to 1t, and the Impression left upon
my mind thereby was that Page was the
principal witness against Chahoon ,rsE
MR.. sgGAR's TEsTTMeKY.sf,s -
Hon. Joseph Segar isworT II thave5bsen a
resident Of Virginia oil my Life, and hope
to die here. have known the accused
quite well since 1861 Never heard any
thing derogatory to his character before
this accusation was brought. s. .iI;fss
Judge Crnmp stated that he and his asso-
ciate wished to. look over some document
ary evidence, which would require some
time. They might also have some more,
oral testimony to introduce on Monday.
The Court then adjourned until 10 O'Clock
to-day. - 81. -,
CARD FROM ME-. BowDEN.-Editors Dis
patch II have never intimated that Masonsy
were banded together under a tie that pre-
cluded them from divuiging any eommuni--!
cation. .sfG5afn No. -fs;s s.lt .
My testimony was; that Mr. Chahoon had
diYulged nothing connecting him with any
thing improper under d y 2 !; Masonic obligation.
as far as knew, bifs TEos. r.. BoEDEN.
Rich HosD, Oct. q, 1870. l:aa3 4 s;ts3 d J
PoLrCE Justice J. j. Waste pre-.
siding.--Mary Murphy, discharged on yes
old drunk, and tFespassing on Henry NeIi-
fohr's premises. Mary said she didn't have,
any money, but the lady. she washed for
paid her In 'whiskey.l She was sent TO jail
in. default of security to be OF good beha-
ylOr.E5 3t51d ~ tLss3 ~; is5t.'f l!t-S 1ss'7
Joe Jefferson fcolored), mot old Rip Van
Winkle ;f,Janet Royal, :ef the same persua-
4 sion, and Ann Anderson lwhitel, were up
for keeping an ilEgoVerned and disorderly
house on 4th street, to the great annoyance
fof their more peaceful neighbors. They
were let of, with the understanding thatthe
fpfernlses would be imme diatelyy vacated
John johnson was drunk and throwing
stones at the Juvenile population. and fined
50 therefor. 8. aI;i9d ailfttl525F %. So
James Hin l(eoleredf. drunk and ,,l,ti ,p,la,ytins
|porfer at the fetersbure den5t. was fIned
lSL-whichstook all. the change poor Jim
rad made. coppers and fractioiiaT eurrercy
combined. ~ 31E .H,sSraE's 81 sI9@s9f
Henry Housman, charged with being of
unsound mind (not an uncommon COM
plant hereaboutsl, a commission OF lunacy
was ordered. -
Jumus Cook {coIored}, interfering with
the dog.catcherssi was excused. u aaiiItt
laa III ~ s - - - - - : < !, f. s. n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-24

ROSEBUD SINGING scHoo There win be
reunion Of the Children connected With DIR. iHI'
NoR's Rosebud Singing school in the Grace stree
Baptist Church this afternoon AZ 4c'cioek.
dAllfhs ch 1aren are invited to attend,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-24

: REGISTRATION AND REVISION WILL CON-
.TINUE ONLY TWO DAYS.
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.JoHN. E -IAUGHToN,s JR., ~. ;M. prip tenn.
Leroy s.. Bdt1afdS, Sec'y pro tenn, .sts- -

Boors, SHOES. TRUNKS. AND BAGs.APersons
visiting Tie S1ty to purchase their fall md winter
supplies wl1 find everything they may need In the
above line at the old .establisfe house 5f JOHN
;C.iPAsE, Jr! 1909 Main street. Els goods are d
,thebest quality made In the country and VIII DE
sold as low as they can be had any where. His
stock embrices all styles, and the most
iastidious can hardly faiI to- be pleased Give him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-24

ysIrfr FOE BRkz1 The American bssg
.Neliia trfr1. Captain H., Loud II cleared
9at11rsiay .ior Rio Grande do Sud with Sa5i
hsrTala @ 4 81 GalRgo aud I ,4l5 barrels
Dgues,,ss 1our. .shi ppsd hy the Gallegoi
.AfiI,s Manus sacturinS Conn nahys s. s.
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EVIDENCE UFB. W. .GILLIs.,

b. ". Gillis testified 8 Iobage been re-
siding In Richmond tor two years to-day. /
made the acquaintance of a. J.lC.rJones in
this city two years ago this present month.
1t is my impression that he was boarding at
the Ballard House. II met him there fre-
ouentIy.. he. was not then In business, but
had been keeping ia: billiard saloon at the
place now known as the Academy Of Music,
He was man of about my own height,
heavier, of ,fiorid complexion, ,.sandy hair, d
coarse sandy moustache. Es--la. 20 q
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CONSERVATIVES, REGISTER REGISTER
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Observation-Disclosures, ocro-
Der %. ~ r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-24

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