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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-09
do uhom II man Gontern

,,s,,cr OF rHK MANHATTAN MARKET CoSPASf,
ats an 5gs BEoADwAI NEw-YoRK. June -, l6'%
AOTICE-The constant application lor
~ .TATDS in The MANHATTAN MARKET, Thirty ourtn'st
-. a3neei The Company their books before tne
of the bulrg Consequently on and after hONDAl
dS will LEASED for the term Of FIVE lbAts the oeeo
ssp h,ve privilege preference renewal Of lease AZ the enc
81 I'm Leases Will date from August when is expected inc
suildn wi e ready for occupation.
PI Of tie BUILDING and STANDS with prices alfred can be e1
Ausel al the Office OF the Company. - , ,,o,,n nh.
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IT. r BALDWIN, UenefaI Passenger Agent
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERIN RAILROAD,

~ ERIN RAILROAD,
MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINZ 10 Water Gap SOufsburg Scranton,
Bnghamton WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
Depots foot OF Barclay and foot Of Chopberst
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing MONDAY July !, 1872
8lO BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Boonton Branch,
directly through from NewYok 10 0wego withou, change Of
Dover Chester r. T.
and a, Scranton with L. and d. r for Kingston Wkebae, Pitts
ton &c.
ms m EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting At Denye with Boon.
Branch Dover with Chester Branch Waterloo with
for Andover and Newton Washington with the D. and W.
for Water Gap Stroudsbu Great Bend Bngamton
Lehieh VALLEY R. X. for I'll points on those roads
200 PHLLIPSBURG EXPRESS stops at Newark Madison,
hoOwn and intermediate stations at Waterloo with Sussex
Railroad Phpurg with Bel Del r. for Beydere aud Lehgh
and suquehann r. Lehgh Valley for Bethlehem Allen
town Mauch Chunk WkesbarTe, Reading and Harrisburg
Boonto directly through Scranton and Bghamton without
change stopping principal stations Connecting Dover With
Chester r. r. and a Wsterloo with susseI r. r.
PHLLSBURG EXPRESS connects at Dover with Cbes
r. Waterloo With r. and Phl psbug with Lee
high Susquehanna r. and Lehgh Valley r. r. Bethlehem,
Allentown. Reading Harrisburg and the West
$40 HACKRrTST0WN EXPRESS connects with Chester r.
$50 D. m. DOVER EXPRESS. -.
For MoRRIsTOwE 7:l5 91O Hoo, 1900 23O $40, 1870
$40 and D. m.
49, 5:10, Go. 700 aud 8:3D m. - - .
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE. IT'S 100 9O 90 1910
and 1900 m ElO 2:O, $50 49, 49, $40 500, 7oOS3o, s;i5,
For NEWARK at 7:l5 7oo 75O $50 $40 $40 1910 O:ao
Hoo a. m and 1850 lilo, 200 '230 $40 3lO $50 'Eo
$50 $40 $40 $40 '620 100 $500 $780, Gals, and 1870
Trans MARRIED stop st Bast Newark
Leave Nev-York BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAIR at 745
$50 w. and 200 3lO $40 SEQ $50, and s:O
A. REAS0NER Superintendent
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Gonnirp Real Gsiate tor Sale.
Real Gsiate 10 Gtrhanae.

/ ARGE BRICK RESIDENCE and eight lots
on leading avenue Brooklyn 10 EXCHANGE for COUNTRY
RESIDENCE SewJrsy up the Hudson one hour from the city
rutland WHITING, BeefmsnsL
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C0uTH Side r.. r. on I. |.

JUNE l. 1874
RUNNING TO AND ALONG R0CKAWAI BkACh
Frum Roosevelt and Grand ST. Ferries, N l.
a m.-hall for Patehosus boat 10 lire Island
10 q. m.-Arccominctsuon to siP.
m.-Aeeommodatoa Roessusy and Babylon
800 D. m-BIpress for Patehogue boat 10 Pre- Island
p n--EIpress for Meuieh and HoofArv
$50 .. m-Aeeomm odaoa 10 Patehogue
$50 D. m-AceommoAation TO Babylon
Gao .. m-Aceommodstios to Merneh - ,,..,..A
All trains except tbe3 at Valley sfeAn ioI hsmP
sAa ~ sie'P' o." AN T." W. q w DOUGLAS ssssshsdsHt
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Gouarlncrenlp Notccs.
DISSOLUTION.


dissolution.
a. ,, ,. o-, e,is,ae nrder the arn Of JOHN
r LAW. K ,,E 4 DISSOLVED OWING = N
Is. LANKENCa aud tle retirement OF s,r. = ~
nAKR OW ina Nt JOIN jAWELNtt The accounts WI us uq
s4rvut la3cc the oiloe 0i their sueeerso
b~ADAHi i'''i - N'' Wv & A. DARBROW.
JOHN LAWRENCE.
GOPARTNERSHIP. ..--,.,,,s,,,D =,
I'm rd-rs gael nave tu,s formd sCOPARTNkSHiP ie
e muucisr tac Of CANAGt>, with the I rV
partee Al New Haven Conn under the tim name OF baDh
IIBnnR Co J.accc4ng Wm A. Bradley, late Lawrence bIa9
h Ptnlce sales ;ueai ~ Ncs ot. ~ ~
~ ud,r t,s frin B.,AnLBf PRAY Co. V9ceethg
Joan IL Lawreloe Co. liSo. $50 BoaiEsy n ~ jay L'oz
WA. w. BRADLEY
or the Civ Of NeW-Haven.
WILDER u. PRAY
or the City Of Eew-York.
HORACE z. DlbBbE
OF the City Of New-Hsvep
BANNING HorsEs JACoB r. SHIPHBRD Co.
KRw-YORK, CHiCAGp AND >
FkANKfoRr-OS tn EhAf
MIR. JOHN JAY SHEPHERD OF Clevelahu'
JACOB r. SHEPHERD Oc.
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
FOses'haSer a@' bnagegot slELI l1o m l2l9 (EIh
FoMlfor Ststfod, FaIGe Southport and Westpor ll30a
foScuth SorSal T. JBrl O. Il:3O nj l2i5 Rr) (BL a
FoDariep !, s. Ii5O m 34s $50 81 20, and s;3op m
Forssmd (EL) 1Jo IN. IBIS (BLl 2l5. (BL) 9t5.
$50 GIl 4;iS, $50 $3.50, f;l5 (EI.l p. IN.
Foireenwich intermediate stations l. lloa m al5 9i
s5d,y Mail Train leaves EewYor At p ~ far
Bostn via both Springfield Line and Shore Line
80 CONNECTING TRAINS
Fc Boston va Springfield, a nj and8 p
70 Hartford and spfn 1se a i NM; {:l5 and
Ff Conneeteut River Railroad R'lo H. 70 Ho'"ampo"'
Sc Hartford Providence Railroad Ia l2l9 m
Shore Line Railway 10 Norwich and rf0uenoe Nl
Ps Sewayen and Northampton Railroad IA nj p M 70 NOa
~ ss Nsovu and wImAntc Railroad tAr Lins)i
F1 Ho1.stonie R.irOsd, ga m. and p. u...-,---
Fs New ,cspsan RsiIrosi 8 a m l2:ls andt2o p M
day ia Train either Line Drawing Car attached '" He'
SS an procure tickets sny pOn. reached This ro. a
tb Doot II The SewYoh Hey Haven r. or Trensytsvnn
A. Pcuhaye also At the Ohees Of the Se.loI IItnsi 70
(Dos RIpeu No. si Broadway and No o0u t
y es,h s ,st 70 destination JAMES H. HoYT supt
NTFWJERSEY SOU II HERN RAILROAD
IN IsE-Por LONG BRANCH and STATIONS on hbM5yE i
sly SOUTHERN RAILROAD its BRANCHES and ConsESiiONsS
se.mfs connecting with trains at SANDY HOOK leave re' 90 N
'PrIMoUTH ROCK s:i5 !. m through 70 Delaware Bay
JFslE HOYT. m. WaTetorn. via Toms RIVER
PMoTT ROCK D. m. EXPRESS to Long Brsnsh through 70
iss,E RoYr AS D. NJ wAY-TRAIN Long Branch On'
connect for Red BANK aad the Two af iof
Port Abnmouh -
the 'O"' G. W. BENTLEY Gsusr,, Manager 40 Broadway
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Monday, July 8, 1872

NEW York Monday, July 8, 1874
There was but one transaction a' 'no IA
change this morning. viz: .x o.
Messrs f. H. ludlow 4 Co. sold by order OF tne GU
preme Court under the direction OF 'eorgo ru'n"'a
Smith, referee the three-story ana oaSeineh' ni'TA
house. and lot M5X96. situated Oh tho hui VI % 80,
side Of Fonrthst between Avenues T. ana De- 40 Ioo'
,3,a coo, ~ Avenue c. and known as No. 3il East
rorr,he+ which property purchased by Dr. Win'
II .,;t,drt for $40 eOo Regarding the result OF the
sale advertised by j. NJ Phelps 30 take pace
po,oron n 7 we will give full report under date vi
9th inst For tomorrow Cruesday several quo
tive LEGAL sales are advertised TO take pace az INC la
change as will be seen by reference TO appended st'
Tbere has appeared in OF dailies from time 10
time under the head Of Real Estate several arcies
throwing discredit upon the reliability OF the
private sales which have been published s'a'ns 'na'
our more reputable and prominent brokers us. i
object TO having their transactions noted anu VIII "a
spal ,oodesv offering advice 10 the proper nelhou
TO be adOpted in reference 20 TINS matter - an ann
oene we do not ind that the better class Of brokers
object giving reports OF their SAFES
sionai instances, and then only when theE
would perhaps interfere with pending negenatl0Ihs d
to the gratutous advice, we take IL ior s run IVA nmp
as consider OF interest to and dealers IN rea
estate among which we regard truthui no iata
conceTnng the completion Of important sales Dy private
contract as by so doing owners, both at home ana
abroad can keep more fully posted as 10 Sno uo h
properties located in neghborhoods where 'ney '9 "
interested. =, ,,,..o,,-, r,,or Railroad
The sales of Burlington and missouri hVsF ~ @
lands In June 1872 80 sales IN iowa. oo'ui
average s1 S. $o32 49, "a sales IN Ne6faSR * t9 -
acres average s. 81 169i 50 12 sales IN june
acres for sS7 1O3 81 1916 sales i'll Iowa. l69oDI es'
average sI1 "a 81 qs9S2i 49, l7i9 sales in Nebraska
900 e6s On acres average IS So 526 so; total sales III
Iowa and Nebraska, S99,513.A acres, amounting W
$9,9IS1 26.
sales to take place at the Exchange.
Tuesday, July9
By Jas Miller legal sale under the direction OF OnS n 81
fierce lots 75IOO5 south side Of Forty hhhst ~ et' WEST Vi
Frsi-ave. A...o .,A Ia, NJ o.,
Also under direction Of gham referee house ana Si oH
- - l., oe,7, NJ, IN. north.
west corner Of Lexngtonave aud Twenty-secondst -,
By Messrs Muller wilkins Co.. legal sale unieI
Meek referee II the south nde OF
eeptbst Of Thiriaye ass large gore IN Iea
gore lot Of the block between
IA Sta feet Of Thirdave' COX
coll u,.,,;or
v Nessrs Bleecker Son Co. eIecutors sale unde
of OF the estate OF Janet Irke wy
sod property 10 Clsrkest east sac between Doou
srd Sppg G consisting hreeoy buck front house %f1' ana
lot 25I90
OF,
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ENRIE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement of
IL taking effect June IT, 1872 From Chsmberss Depot for
TsenY hird-st. note beOwl
m-Cincnuai and Chicago Day Express Drawing Room
1Iam-EIpre.s Buffalo and Niagara Falls Drawing
Suquehanna and Sleeping Coaches destination
$3.50 p Night Express Sleeping Coaches to Buffalo aud Niagara
COACHES through Cincinnati Buffalo Niagara Falls and thence
For Port fys 500 800 llOO 'lllS m $50 and 200
For Goshe, MdetOvn $780, $780, 1890 HOO and Ills
$50, $50 SO and 't1:OO
For Warwick 500 ll:O6 and III IS a. m. 430 p m.
For Newtaryh 800 and OO $780, go and $50
t8 lOO slll5 $780, 900 500
$50 o 90 $3.50, 200. and sli9O IN.
For dgwood Iohokus Aendsle and Ramse 1850 800 3 30,
3Jl 900 500 Goo 1880, 100 and ll:J
For Paterson, cas- 40 $500 ts3o 1900 Loo las 1900
m .Eis $50 400 500 S;lo $780, tW' $780, 900 S:lS ll0 m,
For RutIfar Park and Pae Gas '73o $780, 1000 hoo
Il n, las, $780, AGO, Sis, $780, $780, Gl5 p and ~
For Hactenaek Way 500 s5 and 1875 H. 100 400 500,
600 and $50 and Saturdays only, Il midnight - -.
IIklale and Way $780, 3l3. and td5 loo 400 5,
and 800 D. M. and SATURDAYS only. 1900 midnight
PorSprng Valley and Way $500 8l5 s5 and 300 loo as
500. and Geo D. and Saturdays only, Il: midnight -
For Engewood 500 1:45 900 1890 BIS AIS. AS, $780, $50
and s:l5 D ~ SATURDAYS onlg, 1900 midnight -
Cressl, 500 7;45 300 1880 BIS, AIS, $780, $50, and
s7.45 u. Saturdays only l2O0 midnight 800. -. . 90. -.
por Upper Fremont. s. i5 80 $780, tl5 4;iS, $780, 6
and 7.5 ?. N. Saturdays ONLY u midnight ,.o,
ESQ nd t7s5 p IN. Saturdays only IL miinghL
n lLTan leaving Chmbenst hours or half hours leave
TEeny-thrist 10 minutes Garner han above me H. 49,"
and II midnight trains start from Chambersst only.
Trans the N r. r. Of j. leaving Chambersst on quar-
ter hd Twenhr,t 30 minutes earlier than above time
ets Tor and Drawing Room aud Sleep
inc Oners for the checking and transfer Of
bsgefe be len the Companys Ohce2 SO AMI $50 Broad
way Coust Brookn Montgomery ST. Jersey Ci,yi the Com
l. = RUCKER ' JOmN N. ABBOTT
%. ~ gt
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miscellaneous.
THE GETTYSBURG
KATAIYsINR WATER

Spring the following Three gallon dengoau .,
each srs,On demOhD s5 each Cases quart bottles
90 each nneigsbong druggists do tep It, nvsnds have
ren FROM sp,g BY Railroad Adams Express peo.bg Post
once Money Cbses Ptyssns aud Ciergymsn supplied
their saon dsmOhus at 81 50 each with gallon
denohn 81 ehi with OF two dern quarts a. &c 80 each
vocation be osIAe BY
other responsible yaries Address
WHITNEY BIOS, a7 PIssttt, Phsdslphs, Pa
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Ncw- lerssp Real estate for Sale.

NOR SALE-To close an Estate-The valua
be PLOT OF GROUND with the BUILDINGS on the northWes
Muberryst Newark n j. well located ~
Hotel or any other business purpose particulars apply 70
ALLEN DOOIEY & IRNRIQUES. % Broadway, n. Y.
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6teamboats and Railroads.

6ieamboats and Railroads.
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
Boou worcester fsSbus erotcn Jsseliop Lowell Law
Ts.ss S.,ha. Manchester Concord Palmer Br'S'T and inter
The e; Sii " % ao ;.i;5;"
CITY or SEw-YoRK,
CITY OF LAWRENCE and
CITY OF NORWICH,
win win sv, e Yo,L daily SUNDAY. er:sg 4 o'clock m from
for % So md SG 8 sI' sS. and a1S
Boston, Hartford, and Ere Railroads
,d rsI ISSh sl' freight 'D g PsR Ses Pier 20
SsT' York JIM, 6. rs7a ''
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PRovIpENCE,, BOSTON. WORCESTER
c. n0 m. from Pier =. N r. ioos Of Ro6nson,H
.'s . BS SsFS To FESyIBsssSk =
.n & % rSyssis KIM Fa eHi;S' AMI
FOR NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare,
u rs ste,ns leave Pees'hU for Eewasn at ''l' and II
FOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa-
Il tonic and Hsugsiuek Railroads Pare 81 steamers
Catherine slip at u noon and u night sunda'' eieepd
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEY.-
nee someyIe with sOuth Branch R. Hampton With
the Lehigh and sugqehAnna DyO and EOu LeAgh
ami the West without change Of also To Central
'AlLE sTSSRs L ASEA TS THE VEST
Commencing July 10, s72-Leaye New.York as iollows
mFoT E,en, Bethlehem Bath Maueb cSanl wl.b,rre
Ptston Mshanoy CRY Mt Carmel Heton Tankhannoc Towanda
Wayerly, he Connects junction with DEL Lack West
yamMORNlhG EXPRESS daily tercept Sundays Easton
Allentown Harrisburg and the West Connects Someryie
Femngon at BasoE Msnch Chunk Whkesharr scsanon
Transport Erie &c.
1880 a. m-WaV Train for SomerVile
1905 ?. m.-Wsy Train for Baston
mFor Pennington, Raston Allentown Maueh Chunk Mahanoy
City HsIeon, Wkbarre Scranton Reading, Columbia
Ephnts, POtsyle. Harrisburg. 6c
2:JO p. m.-For Bonneville.
32O D. m.-For Pnufeld.
.. m.-Por SomerVlle.
1870 m-Po bsson, Allentown aud haneh
Junction with Del, Lack. 4 West r. r.
5. m.-For Somervle and bennington,
$3.50 .. m-For SOmerVihe.
D. m-RVENNG EXPRESS daily for Eas.on Bethlehem Allen.
town, Reading, Harrisburg Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Cincinnati
p m.-For SOmerylle.
1870 p m.-(Rmgrant)-For Easou-
9aDd ll:3O p m-Por Planheld.
For Elizabeth 5:i5 oils 6:i5 TOO 5 7:45, $50, 900 DIS
1900 1880 Hoo Has l205, 25 100 2O0 $50 800 800
3t 400 i:l5 40 ass 500 rs $50 545 6oO 63O 1900 1880
145 $40. 300. 9:S, 1G3O $780, 1900 D. n
Tickets for the West can be obtained tie office Of the Central Rail
road Of keEJeney foot OF Lbeyst EesYo and the principal
R Z. KICKER, Superintendent
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AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ ROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY ~, 1871.
TRAINS LEAVE EBw.YoR

PassagSr Station 10 HewYork Of Twenty seyenhs
Fourthsye. Entrance Twenty seyenhs.
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GREAT NATIONAL CAMP MEETING at
GREAT NATIONAL CAMP MEETING, a
5ituatlou5 UauIeo--fcmales

A IL in want of competent FEMALE ana
MALE UFI p for the season can he mmelae suited with tep
Of nations Poesants and Catholics at the Great Se"iors "a'
of oynen Eeventh-st Nrt-iye OnleTs ana
inquiries by mail promptly attended to. Brauch ohce 10 s"edn nor
way. Ireland Scotland
A YOUNG WOMAN wishes few more Gus
e- by the dsv or wek Understands DRESSMAKING and
a kinds family SEWING gooi satisfactory reiefeace from
presert employer. Call for days al ~ STATIONS -
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On THE RAILROAD We went nut
Yesterday upon the line of our new
railroad. where they are throwing
dirt. We found them ut work north
Of the Upton road. east Of HENS
worth, where quite a heavy cut aud
embankment are being made. They
will cross the Upton road ut the four
corners east of HemewOrth, run
ming southwest and crossing the
Rochester road west Of Parrott'-
school house. It makes winding
way through T. +. Stubb's farm, cut
ting 1t very badly. It passes on
through Isaac B,wen's DR.. Bewen's
Mrs. Wheels 3. H. McCroys's Rnber,
Denton's w. A. Purdley's 8. H. Fair
alPs and p. w. Porter's farms. and
strikes the city line at Mrs. J. Warren
Clark's Grove. On all this line II
passes through some Of the most valu
able land IN the vicinity of the city
When they get down upon the Rails
ton the grading will he light. 1t i.
said they will be laying track soon
from the Burlington road this way
The talk is that we will have the cars
running from the Burlington road
here in few weeks. The sooner the
better -IoWd City Republican.
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At the Miller House. in Upton. on Thurs
day, Oct nth. 1871 by Rev. r. Swearingen
Mr.. NJ. +. Miller. and Miss Agatha d. Her
ring; both of Cedar Co., Iowa.
on Wednesday. Oct. 2sd. 1872. at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, by Rev. Win.
Lee. Mr.. David II. Carpenter. OF Waterloo,
and Miss Anna {. Lee. OF Upton.
At the residence of Hen. VIM. p. Wolf, on
Monday. Oct. 2lsf. by Rev. VIM. Downey. Mr.
Blair Wolf and Miss Sarah NJ. Lowe, both OF
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair have gone upon a bridal
tour westward; and when they return will
settle upon Mr.. VS. farm, west ofthe Cedar
river. They have our congratulations and
our best wishes Tor the future.
In Upton, on Tuesday. Oct. 18th, 1872, at
the Lutheron parsonage, by Rev. j. w.
Henderson. Mr.. Henry z. -tryker aud Miss
Amanda Walker. both Of Cedar Co.. Iowa.
In Upton, on Monday, Oct. 2lst, 1872, at the
residence of samuel Wampler, by Rev. J. w.
Henderson. Mr.. John n. Lewis Of Scott CO.,
Iowa, and Miss Mary VI. Streamer OF Will
liamsburg, Blair Co. Pa.
The printer was remembered.
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FROM SUGAR CREEK.

We have been silent in our corre-
spondence for number of weeks,
but have been constant reader Of
the ADVERTISER, which comes to
hand regularly.
Several Of the young men from this
vicinity, C. F. Brown, Geo. Britten,
J. w. Davis, J. w. Auten, and Geo.
Loony, have been spending a busy
week at the Institute. We see tIev
have all returned ready armed to 60
forth and battle for education, and
against ignorance during the coming
winter. The new school house in
Dist. No. 2 is completed, and has been
accepted by the Board. 1t is q NICE
" finished house, 24x36, and will cost
about $l,l75. The one in No. ) will
be completed in few days.
r. G. Scott has been appointed Sub
Director in Dist. No. 5 to fill the va
cancy caused by the death of L. 3.
Jennings.
Bethel, Pleasant Hill and Usage
Sabbath Schools have gone into win
ter quarters. We are informed by
the Secretary of the Pleasant Hill
School, Mr.. NJ Hawk, that the schol-
ars have committed over 8, 900 verses
Of Scripture during the summer.
Average attendance, All. The Schools
at Zion and Sugar Creek have not
closed yet. The NJ. f. churches here
are without a Pastor, Rev. J. H
Hayward, the new one, being sick,
has not vet arrived.
Communion services will be held
at the Presbyterian Church mex,
Sabbath; preaching by Rev. A. r.
Mathes, former Pastor.
A meeting was held at Usage or
last Saturday evening for the purpose
Of organizing q literary society. A
committee of three were appointed
on constitution and bylaws, to report
at next meeting, which will be mex,
Saturday evening. The question fol
discussion is: ..Should parents be
compelled by law to send their chill.
dren to school" HAwKEYE.
Oct. 81 70
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livery stable, quite Is smiling and
accommodating AS heart could wish ;
chattcd with Cummings, thst ubiqui-
tous agent Of the mutual Lifc;'
glanced in upon the genial face Of
Charley Stevens At the Jewelry Store !;
found Helmer running pair Of stores,
either Of which would do credit to .
larger place; and took square meals at
City Hotel, concerning which it would
be folly to say q word, since. its pres
ent Droprietor, Mr.. Williams, well
seconded by Mr.. Scott, the Clerk, has
given it name from New York TO
San Francisco no less than that of the
best hotel between the Mississippi
and the Missouri.
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TuEC. 4 IT. JOE II. R.-Work
ia now progressing lively Oh the chic
ago Omaha 4 st. Joe railroad. The
managers are advertising Tor . large
pumher of lam,ers. the Iowa
City Press Of recent date speaks
~ follows Of ,b- progress Of the road
Leave tina. track. or you'll get r .
over. -Four and . half miles OF .n '
heaviest work. from the Burlington
road toward our city il under contract.
to br flushed by November LIST. 1877
and ali the light work is expected to
I've finished TO Iowa City by'that time.
The contractors for,hs heavy work
49, pl.ir and Livingston ri
Sieonrne Farvrr Of NJ. Pleasant ana
Terry L.eny OF O-kaIoo-a.
Tue switch and frog ut the crossing
Of the Burlington road Il already ~
George Goodrich, esq.. the moss e
Gent sssi.tsn, engineer. finished the
cross c,ionipg Yesterday afternoon
-Sigourney RepiesC..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-24
FLOUR 81 IS per sack.
For fiaunels On to Perrien Dean 3 +.

REPUBLICAN CAUCUs.-A Caucus Of
the Republican voters Of Center town
ship will he held in the Court Room.
on Saturday. the "a day Of November
next at 8 o'clock p. NJ, for the pur
pose Of putting in nomination town.
ship officers to be voted for at the gen.
eral election to TO held on Tuesday.
the 5th day Of November, A. d. 1872.
BY order TIP Central Com.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-24

WE publish herewith the most full
and complete report ever made Of y
Cedar County institute. Our Report
er was most faithful and painstaking.
and the result gives us report of
proceedings containing, as those pres
ent will readily observe. several i'm
portant resolutions and other matters
entirely omitted from all other re-
norris
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-24

STEWART says he intends to keep
on selling boots aud shoes at the re-
markably low prices. for which his
establishment Is noted and assures the
farmers Of THE county that he ,OW not
demand an entire crop # oats for a
dozen pairs Of boots aud shoes.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-24

MEcHASIcsvlLLE.- brief visi,
last week to this. the third Of Cedar
county towns in point of numbers
and perhaps better than that with
reference TO business-reyealed the
fact that here as well as elsewhere
are dull times Prices for grain
are ridcuiously low: and to make it
worse for buyers on the Northwestern
Railroad. the new Railroad north
west OF there gives its buyers
ers special advantages. So as little
was being bought, Of course all kinds
of business was somewhat anguish
ing.
Last week "Wednesday the funeral
of young Watson Batdorf. whose
melancholy death was noticed week
ago, was very largely attended by the
citizens of this place and vicinity.
Elder Rankin preached the sermon.
As evidence that some business
here is anticipated for the future. we
noticed in process Of erection a fine
brick building, 22x62 feet, and two
stories high. It is put up by A. G.
Miller, who only recently completed
in Mechanicsville what was then the
finest residence in Cedar county, and
who seems always to do good thing
when he does anything. The new
building is directly opposite the room
now occupied by Mr.. Miller as a Drug
Store, 10 which, purpose the frs. hcc,
is dedicated, and Amos will make Of
il a nice one. The second story will
be finished for Masonic Hall.
w. f. Leilingwell talked to Me
chanicsyillians Friday afternoon last
H.. was met by fair audience; blu,
we could not discover that he sue.
ceeded in making any new "Gref ley
Republicans" or in sailing the crow
any better for the old Denis.
In running over town we noticed
Williams just removing his Pres
Office to the more comTodious room'
over the neat Drug Store Of Har
Sherwood & Co; also saw Dav,
Smith, formerly Of Upton, making n
anvil ring rs he said he had beer
doing there for nearly year; fount
George Loring in . nicely appointed