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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30


.CoMMES1oRATIoN ExRRcIsH.-To-
day. May s0sh according to the pur-
pess Il. which the day had been set
apart, and = announced In the AID.
vERTIsER and In the public schools. -
will b observed in this placs BY appro.
pirate exercises ut the Monument
whiGh atands memorial Of Ccdar's
soldier dood.
The exercises q the Monument will
commence Ut four o'clock this p. N.
All persons arc requested to bring
arranged and tied boqusts - the
school children coming with theirs, u
three o'clock, to the school house,
whence they are to march TO the Cour,
House Square where they will b join.
ed BY the citisens; the processio0 then
will move directly 70 the Monument,
and the following brief programme
will be observed:
Music by Band.
Decoration of the Monument.
Song.
Prayer.
Music BY Band.
Grafton. Rev. q. 8. Biscoe
Music.
Benedicti0n.
All the merchants, &C., Of the place
are respectfully requested BY the Com
mittes Of Arrangement to Close theiI
several places Of business during the
exercises ct the Monument.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

THE young man who measured his
length on the sidewalk in front OF
GEN. Ridgway's, Lest Tuesday, had
better take . jug next time II he can Z
carry away what he wants Otherwise.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

The cause Of Temperance 0nds some
Of its most insidiOus and dangerous Soe1
In the many so-called ''tonics" and
'appetizers, made q cheap whiskey
aud refuse liquoFs, finished up to suit
depraved appeti.es. undos the name 81
medioines. Dir. WALKER's CALIFOR-
MA VINE0AR BrrrERs Are n0ns Of
these. They ars mot beverage, bat
genuine medicine, purely vegetable,
prepared from California herbs BY {
regular physician. For all dlseases q
the stomach, liver, kidneys, bladder,
skin aDd blood, they are IN infalllble
and unrivAlled rOmedy. 4wN
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

THE Grand Jury, we understand
has but few cases pseasntsd Tor it. con.
alteration ct this sitting. Our county
has bssn to Law abiding since Decsm.
Der 70 make Grand Jury business very
lively.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

DISTRICT COUKT.-The docket Of
the present term contains one hundred
casss, --ninetssn State, Sorty-two law
and lorty-sight equity-ssvssai Of
fkom Of considerable intsress and In
neslanos. The hnt sesi0n ~ hsld
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

FIOUR from A. w. Deans mill, ad-
yertised In another column, hes been
tried and found not wanting in the
desirabls qualities which produce good
bread.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

SETTLE!-All persons indebted to
DR.. e. T. Rigby, Dentist, are request
ed to q once settle the account by
cash or note.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

BRICK.--Mr. Cook, the IMAM who
succesdsd 80 well in making brick
near town last season has / large yard
now In full blast near the old location.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

TEACHERS WAGEs.-It being gen.
orally Understood that the subject Of
employing teachers for the next yeaI
Of our public schools was postponed
for two weeks by the Board in order
to then act more intelligcntly with
reference TO the wishes Of the people
Of the district, the question in issue II
undergoing pretty thorough canvass.
1t seems to be the general feeling that
salaries Of any kind are not just now
upon the rise, and should not be.
While it does not appear that any ne
would desire the question Of pay r
impair the efficiency Of our schools By
lowering the quality of their teachers
the opinion has strong credence that
the wages now paid are not illiberal
and ought to and will secure the con
tinued service Of the present corps Of
able and experienced teachers.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

The DIES MONIES REPUBLICAN, is
what they call the daily paper 1t the
State Capitol, the first number Of
which has just been received. tits an
eight column sheet, very neatly print
Cd, and mildly edited-although 1t
certainly has invented . new name
for the philosopher Of the white coat,
whom 1t designates % "a frail seed. "
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

We call attention TO the card of thu
st, I 9uis Medicine Co., Q chartered in.
stitution; they offer Metropolitan
skill to FL. S7yl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

adsS 80 Skaay de. bit sosght rashss
y present the fAeta IN 1eGard . ~
Rutron nom which Il he'd judeed aa6
1t every one form N opinion for him
aalk That vsry many have dons thisy
- thet the result jostiflss orr swu
jedgueat, which We tried % hl1e =.
hind ths facts that prodncsd Il instsad
ofhiding anything behind 4. the rem
ueaaen whO seo snginessing thu
would-be organ are probably AWARE By
this time.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

FARMERS JOURNAL.-The first
number Of . monthly publication
bearing that name has bsen received.
It 10 issued ct Cedar Rapids, and con-
tains sixteen pages Of appropriate
matter. admirably printed and illus
trsted with cuts Of more than usual
merit. w. J. Abernsthy 10 editor ;
and T. G. Newman business manager,
to whom subscriptions and other busi-
mess matters should be addressed.
Terms, 81 per year.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

In TowN.-From the register d
that excellent Hotel, the Fleming
House, We copy the names OF the fol.
lowing attorneys who are In attend.
ance upon the District Court:
VIM. G. Thompson, Of Marion, Dis
trict Attorney NJ. Mclaughlin, Ciar.
ence; E. E. Cook, Davenport; J. 8,
Salisbury. Mechanicsville; 8. H
Fairail. lows City; J. n. Gross, Ly-
ons; r. Beckimgton, Clarence; I. NJ.
Preston, Marion.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

TH0ss Buggies, Spring wagons and
Farm wagons Of 8. r. Neiman's-bs
SURE to ell and go them before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

PERsoNAL.-Mr. H. J. Vail, or the
Wilton Qroaiois. Let wssk pAid .
visltto tleeen, ~ Ins61snhlly, to
the ADv1D1raEn ofles. Call again.
Majss ~. d. Thempson, District
Attorney, sAeMsd - bis olssssal fAcs
ous DAY thfs week. Of cosrss It was
short call because To Major was
busy with ofllclal work and = given
to attending 70 his buslnssa. but II was
= pleasant one. We - b. several of
cur sxch6pg6s that Mr.. 1honpsDu =
to b . pssastsins eandiAass 1os Con-
grsn from his District. We wish
him snccss.
A call b also acknowledged from E.
E. Cook, ESQ, Of Davenport, one Of
the bsst lawyers In the State, whoss
business seldom permits him to dill In
atteudauss q Q term Of Cedar county
Cont.
Judge Rothrock returned Saturday
night from prssiding over District
Court ct Iowa City.
Judge Yates, one Of the delegates
from this District TO the National Re.
publican Convention, which mssea
next week ct Philadslphta. started
Tuesday evening upon his journey
thithsr. We believe he goes ria Z
short visit to Ohio.
County Treasurer McClelland re-
turned.last week frem . visit to st.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

We learn that Mr.. Nssblt Of Durant,
who va severely injured ct the recent
fire q tAat place y hopsleasly blind In
his leu 90. This b ed indeed
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

FIRE.-The barns, sheds, cribs, &c,
belonging to Jesse Dorcas, who lives
on tho Stanwood road miles north Of
this place. we're on Tuesday totally
destroyed by fire, with their contents,
inv diving heavy loss. The fire was
started By small boy whom Mr.. Dor
cos has adopted, we are not informed
whether accidentally or maliciously.
Insurance on the buildings had ex-
pired on the 10th inst, and renewal
was procrastinated just little too
long.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

All thoss who located In Cedar Go.
between 1895 and l64l, are requested
to meet ct the Court House, In Upton,
on Friday, June 18th, to make ar
rangements for . county organization
Of the Old Settlers.
VIM. N. Knott, w. II. Tuthill.
Geo. FrAeeur, w. A. Baker,
R0bt. Cover, VIM. Baker,
John Culberts0n, John Baker.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

CLOSING OF ECa0CL.-1Ne S4Aml-
nation and closing exercises of our
Public Schools transplred last week,
- noticed at the time. Very many Of
the officers ~ well as the patrons OF
the School were present during the
last days, and were uniformly graft
fied with the proficiency shown by
the pupils in the different depart
ments. The performances Of the
week concluded with something not
on the progrsmme-A grand process
sion OF all the teachers and scholars
from the south to the north side school
house aud return. The ranks we're
marhalled in very good order; there
was little struggling, although consid-
cradle making faces" was INDUCED
in by the infantry In the rear Of the
column; and, altogether. we think the
expedition was only surpassed ~ q
successful campaign by Shermsn's
March to the Sea-"
FOURTH OF JULY We learn that
the project Of having q grand county
Fourth OF Jul, celebration under the
auspices and management Of the Pat
rons Of Husbandry has been aband-
oned. We are sorry this IL %. An
organization so we'll represented In ell
parts of the county, and 80 snthusias-
tic and self-reliant, could not have
failed to make gratifying success Of
the proposed effort had 1t been per-
sisted in. We are uniformed Of the
precise cause OF the change in the
programme, but understand it to have
been some difference Of opinion In re-
gard to details, and determination to
do nothing which could not BE- done
with perfect harmony.
We still think Upton should have
. celebration this year; and feel sure
that although the Patrons do not 90
into it ~ an organization, very many
Of them would be glad to join our cit
liens in organizing aud carrying on.
the proper, pleasant and successful
observance Of the anniversary Of oaI
country's birth day.
| AFTER quoting the reference made u
/ IL by the ADVERTISER two weeEss since
last weeks Patron Of Htsbdnoiyy says
i Does the ADVERTISER vOluntarially
peril Its reputation for good judgment
on such . i1imsy pretext as the abOve
! (AlI OF which we wish respectfully u
suspect, 10 not altogether true In sen
timent.) Any one who has been Ia
| the habit Of walking with his eye
open and senses unlocked, could no
fail to have discovered not only tn,
motive, but the line Of policy clearD!
Eoreshadowed. from its first mention
OF the advent ofthe Patron and nov
like wise and discreet journal, vh'
secures retreat, very eOnvento0tt,
takes refuge beneath the shadOW o
its own judgnsut.
Can any one interpret this strang,
conglomeratIon Ifso, We would b
thankful for translation which q,
be understood. The Patron write
first asks question and then passn
thetically asserts that II h not . tEu
sentiment. II then asserts that 81,
one could not fail TO have discovered
certain things. land now, ANYONE
like . discreet journal, takes refug
beneath the shadow OF IT. owa judg
ment." -
/ So far - the ADvERrIsER y con
eeSned, Il did not choose In this u
stance to set up it, judgment for th
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

Rev. r. A. Ferguson, Of Pedse. has
received aud accepted . call to become
PASTOR Of two congregations Ia Lee Co.
OF this State. He has therefore ten
dsred his resignation . Pastor Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church at
Psdss. to tsks effect ist Of June. after
having held it moro than Ave years
During that time the congregation has
increased considerably In membershiI
and built neat house OF worship.
Mr.. r. also organized q congregation
in the Union Valley neighh0shood
which now numbers near 40 nasmbers.
His address will be Pilot 6rovs, Lea
Co. lows.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

BLANKs.--Justicssi, I4swysrs'r and
Conveyancers' Blanks, improved
forms, plainly and neatly gpesassd on
To ~ q paper, may b. found nGthe
City Drug Store. bs gss4I ~ IL
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

MORE EGGs-TRAvAaANCE. - The
Last Muscatine Journal complains Of
being numerically eggsd this season.
the last demonstration measuring 81
by u inches. This reminds Us that
last Friday Mrs. w. A. Rigby sent to
this oliice t,oO eggs, each Of which
measured fully s BY 81 inches, and
were both the result of the Same ex-
travagant pullet, which yet lives to
cackle over her daily liberality.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

A PIANo-New and first class, var
rantsd fully, may be obtained on. very
favorable terms, both = rsgards pxias
and uas of'pay0snt ~ inquistno q
his ONCE. Z '4ts-ts 49, 4 80 IT,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

THE law Of the late Legislature to
protect the fish in Iowa ponds aud
streams il published in full on the
fourth page Of this paper; also the
Act dividing the State int nine Con-
grsssi0nal districts; IN Act fixing q
legal weight per bushel for several
kinds Of fruit; an Act restraining
swine and sheep from running ri
large the Act repeating the railroad
aid tax law, aud others.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

TIE murder trials which were men
tionod two weeks ago ~ to be held
before JIdge Rothn,ck at Iowa City
last week were both disposed of--the
one involving the murder Of . child
ssveral years ago, being dismissed af-
ter sumcient witnesses hal h.sn ex-
amined to fully develop the fact that
malice; the young man who shot q
comrads accidentally by the careless
use Of revolver, WAS st3nvicted Of
Granddaughter and sentenced 70 ak
months In the peni .entiary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10
posToN LIVE STOCK MARKET.

rRicuT'N. wAvEET0wN. ANp NRproun.
81 rr TuE rFiBUNEJ0r ne rex oa'Fg Tuesday. Jan 9 1872
Hnoie mi Of stock OF mGrkct: -
10" ina arr 1870 Shotes..
Cetk'', $50 5Ai ug9l Fatllogs $500 1880 $3.50
I ,,,,-r Clfti-Iivc weight best Gia1{c.
So loo n or total wei 1T Tollow and nl ,'c,,
10 30 us9 -; quality 81 30 80; tecoud quality 10
pu IA an Gtv s6a&7 Sore of the poorest Cow I,i,
= @s Western cattle live weight lest t&~lc Good Il U6.c
o,ifg 0r-GGOo SO; fancy Steers, s3o@s75 mun ac.
'o7I r osa9 car-Frr quality s%a s57 Extra seoass;
v.-..v, and Dry. F2OV 80.
l5.o ana L,ni--Por 10 I've weight, ta7c
>t-v o,6 I1nhsEr. y Read ir lots, 81 aa@6&
l,t Ro,s-Pcr 70. 50.3c
Sto,s-WroCfale. t0jc.; retail, 5G'c -
~ brighton. &C. p 10 country lots, oiUSc
~ --Brt.-o.. G. 81, c y d; couatr, lots t95lc p ~
I.Fs- 81 ~ cash; coIrty iot1, i'c So ~
ocs hy Rutland and Burlington road agn lent
leo Ga an r les and last weeks rates appear 20 be FIRM
= ..f,f w. H. B3riweH sold { ryerfI Ox,p. to dr,ss
100 .. c'1 T. a fer q E rac5 }''i s ,5 5' 3
n N i hy Ira Fce- Eafcll n H., fed two years ra, Ly
Srbors Pl,uCcI ~ H.. 42Jl d. home sod TO Cha. Dana
M y5. torrn. pt, Crafts hal tie honor Of marketing the frt
f .hc ,+scy Of the Agricultural College fam At Hapovar
" Of ,. K ySs $So b. q Bow sold e 1"n NJ TeS
nc. ercr Oh steers AZ &c. ot &c D. Robinson s,
O. sr oxen o. o. t!c Per H. ano!rr rr tor sl0
s., BE-. I itc dc.au and lutcs favor the i,r:
~ .. s sfc'r. Cir load Of lca w2s tc br Clarcs
it- Va.H Hi,tr y. a., and t' olt7 10y IL NJ Bowen PIER
-... IS. fl 10 e. r7 o.; L. Bur- 81 st f. W d. 6i- J. T.
M 3 icr aed Il g. Wood lO sheep ~ 3D. at ic lest lots
. .la.,sil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10
nnMrer1C MARKErS.

pp,nrr Jan Queretro9 B,Is No st $50 Clover Seed
E.'- " toa.e gneLa9god S'-aI "rmi Cuba. e.,. NcH-
p-oJ r.. - GA - o. Rye. 33GyJ Corn finer. Yellow
Sew, t50 Ot- Loss Peoeum quiet steady. Cr4le
BAuTisoaT Jsl Cotton quiet but 6ril. Low milling held ut
49, A5 'Pe M 4, I e le q aTl; Ono sao w.
sra yellow o5G,se. Oas lrr 30. Pork firm at l5 , "
L e IS & Wass Jsi ,ar a, sssg ss,e Hams Iie
1cI co. , 30 c 4, p 1co b T.s' sTn a2d
20: huh Weston Ba4y II g. Rve pon n D1b v beat
Al. s W a s' 5s.s ~ f s and ar, nominal nal.
No. 3asc, a. s. . AID one b., lot 81; smsH GS e1'
-s-r "n %Ie firm at 90. Gsrey-Nc ing long os,
No W "sor II Last Albany Bic bush Ba vac from
CA2rEg jan ePoarRItra srrng firm - 81 60 for
Jun S 'o iT n~0n; - pa 20 ~ for CAoo" Wheat
49, Drei at 90 H's ,5 S;s rsdt t'aS ~ o.
w PETST !a z5 HM ai,.g. IN rs' O'
o Dem state "e Clover Sect 50 ~ 49,; ~ q i.s 81 90 no. IN
o,s I'm aRlo% styascrl 2sc the w, ,''' steady al
81 r. Vine WINTER sr5 V for Doas EsiaN W. Siss,i
s. &C. Bile qGtt" Iest so- 10 an es' S sa
%eia ..s Of one "es'sr a e Con- Meal O. o Go;s
Js ioar to Boston ese To- Ne~ieIs, &c. Allan.
sSs f. '5e - ie DouSe EI in - 25G 70 o. VIZ
No a. t,s. lGGls PRIME Wl.:c. saeSG 5oa5 5c oat. In
n. ~ Rcs , no. T. il ceS Sot 7d .5s' &
lle Foi1 t.'c f'1' H'ip nominal 1aggaZ d4. az u a.
ks oaS4c Cur no '4... &C. Ccat o.. a I..e:
seller IT, ~. ~ e. hs. Boon stea1t Shosdt o.; Cesr
=. 80 Wear rdcs a a1sc Lard easei &c. casl III,
- = lels g.r, alI selk ut $ia - =, brlE OF . e..
s't mi. VS. eti,c at +zH@J EtceP.-300 blk.
hEAr',,- jan s-Fas. sri 400 Ilogg '' -"
ntni RI o,n.,c Oas 90. ~ = r. ~, 20 Co,, 4, ,
- .' Sa'' tles So Bulk Meats in gooJsm,gd.
Tfsci,st vi Ian ~ Lard--demand Light hoide lrm
81 Gem at 81 81 ~ s. y. P,muv qGa5ae7 V1 t.
Deil,J & eenani hoal!er., % esel Ri. Heot-Fl o..
3c Ilsr ~ ana ho ler lIn. sis Yea GI06e a ssI BscoN
T's0 I,.l 'Ssa ti sal d.aopng - 49, ~ S ,.l a.
sosudes 'sas,, .r az m I'll d,aas = 20 a ~ lo r,ce p,
'e''' o~'t~ 'Ss~~- Green Mes.s dali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10
,,.n I,r ecolop dull and lower Mddlne,, 2OlaeNo re-

N-rruIs Jan. a~'o'''h o"" anu o"e' U"' ''l "'"' TT
cclt, 500 scs c,,,r ,oivc ndlJpe, Pie ue reer 2i
POS l(' ,9sbale'i sao' 3)' baosj docl. cog bales
h t' ti'-S' a--Cotin quiet: Mldhugs 2ilc.
Lo' .''I1'' - eel ot'oa lru Miillpcs Poe
ja 9-Coou dull but mol ower' Mdll 2oid2lo
tNtNfAi' J,. gCoou Cuct NJ diirga a.,0tc; net re-
Ne" y; ero 794S bs,c; soc' 1900 bales, stock 26gi
Oaies. Ian -C1H,n o1sv; Mdtinrs clio ne, receipts 80
turNo q bales; nrmoosstSe 2i5 bales eae 4gj bales
bales. rHstf
s' as r. o-Cca quiet hut sieaivi iddlrgs 2Olc;
d l.q. c,ror,s-to Great Britain 1859 bale; tales, aO0
bali ID Jan g-Coior firm Midlngs 2clc net receipts &c
Ni-n.s ~ bales; stccL, 6h7l bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10

feR. i.lj5 bslsi sa. .-ang. God Ottss
IAyS1afA Jan o., s.oa4. feSS a;0l9;
th1y,ISHAH, jan I.a g.. ~@AHs', goq4oc;
calat.r .,' =, ~ '' os a5.aio s ne net ,...o
TSaahorJHA jan C a,,, : ~ s'I- rei receipts
s'po'ss~c O.stgse SsI ' L mi''"og. I9lo ari o.
tsrb4 L.,es
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29
swinging Around ,he Circle.
THE PRESS cnnIsrEss NEW PARK ooAc

THE PRESS cHRIsTENs NEW PARK COACH.
With commendable degree Of enterprise,
Messrs. McNlullen 4 Seal the pioneers in the
way of city cabs, with view to better accommo-
date the public have had made to order very
handsome Park Coach. 1t is fit ted up in elegant
style, with side lamps, the seats extending
lengthwlse, or omnibus style, and calculated to
accommodate eight persons In the construc-
tion Of the vehicle, and for ease, and comfort,
1t Is fine specimen Of mechanical zkill, and a
credit to the Delaware Carriage Works, at which
place it was made.
An invitation being extended to the Press, ia
chrlsten 1t with ride around the coach, behind
handsome span of horses (that did not have
the Epizooty,) was in readiness at 3 O'Clock yes-
terday afternoon. The COMMERCIAL was repre-
rented, as well as the Advertiser by its good
natured Editor, and the Gdzette, by its press.
mau. The other journals did not put in an ap.
pearance. The party numbered four, the shoe
trade being represented by Col. +. Mccullough
After an easy and pleasant drive out to the Park
and around the city, the party agreed in deciding
the coach pleasant vehicle in which to take a
ride, and also in awarding the propretors much
credit for placing on the streets such a hand
some coach forthe accommodation OF the public
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29
societies.
AiEErinnH rnia rNENtNa.

Fairfax Lodge, No. s, /. o. 0. f., at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King streets,
Columbia Lodge, No. 26, L. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Delaware Tribe, No. l. l. o. Il. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, AIS Market.
Washington Council. No. 4, o. U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 219 King street.
Rescue Council, No. 5, Jr. o. o. A. NJ, at
Hall, 9Th and Market streets.
Lady Jefferson Home Communion, at Hall 5O4
Market street.
Excelsior Lodge, No. Z. X. Of p, at Knights OF
Pythias Hall, Oil Market street.
Washington Camp, p o. s. OF A., at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market streets.
American Protestant Association, at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Rising Sun.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29
gOttfes.

Nj ASONIC HALL COMPANY, INTEREST -
lNI The semi-annual interest on Blnis Of the
Masonic Hall company, due December 1st, Will he
paid o the holders thereof or their egal represen
ta'iyes, ON md AT th4t date, at the Office OF the
undersgned, No. 800 Snipey street.
nOY1g At n. j. LAWSON, Treas
NJ OTICE-IMPD o. X. NJ. - The members VI
~ keokuk Trl ,e No, g. I'm ID q X. NJ, are
specially rrqu sted To assemble at their Wigwam,
No. 45 MArhet street on the next Council sleep
the tth Sletp Of hunting Moon, q. S. d., sSl, as
order OF the TnUe. EDWIN HlkSP
hOVx9-5t Chief Of Records.
NJ OTlgE-Is hereby given thai letters Of Ad nin-
~ istration have been obtained bs the under
signed, ON the estate Of cha les H. tarke decease
All persons indebted to and those who have tlalms
a1alnst sal q. +. Clarke reqn sted 10 present
them inln diAt"7 10
JOSEPH E. g ARKE Adminlstra or
NJ. IS Market street, 9Th Ward,
hov2s6t Wilmington, Del.
NJ OTlCE.- The unice Of the County Coroner will
IN BE- al the Lafayette Hotel 9th and Ship
ley Sts. CHARLES A. WlNSLOW,
noy.9-l2 Coroner.
A UGUSTINE MILLS,
"A WILMINGTON. DEL, N ". 9, 1872.
Ae.ses. H00Hey Il Van trump
Gents-lOurs Of this date, with check enclosed
for $780,, Is at Hnd Please accept thanks OF writer
for your promptness nj that of the Company, the
claim being paid on the NTH day after II was laid In
hands. Yours truly,
d. LINDSAY,
Mr.. Lindsay is foreman Of Messrs. Jessup a
Mecre Augustine Paper Mill, an about two months
ago accidentally broke his arm, by which he as
dlsAn led weeks Being insured In the Travellers
Insurance Co., of II Ar ford, for $1,000, h. was en-
Titled 10 SIS a week benefit ugyls-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29
The Home Loan will meet this evening.

The Home Loan will meet this evening.
The street cars run double teams to-day.
schutzen Park was visited by crowds yester-
day.
Snow fell, last night to the depth Of nearly an
inch.
There was a shooting match at Columbia Inn,
yesterday.
Families can be supplied with oysters by the
quart or gallon at Mr., Gardners. Market above
10th. MIR g. regularly supplies many families
IN the northern, eastern, aud western portions Of
the city. His oysters are always fresh.
The Wilmington and Western Il. Il. bonds are
still in demand among investors. George s
Grub, Esq, sold on Wednesday, $1,000 wortl
Of them. Mr.. Grubb has fnrther lot on hand
| and for sale at the lowest market rate.