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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-05
NO. 40.

W0syO - NlsM -
ha4 - Malt = miamta nnul Nalp& -
- thseagh sAewjag nnnsy Ghest,
Who hed bssn ssisea vith = studyi Ing
nt. and could hardly give any atten-
aee = ~ tpaahas's expJsnatioes. ~
did Uast - 0ingle % msehl Not q
anything II particular. bst Jsst q
thlngp n 6enesal. ..s,,s,, !.
Whlle Rslph Was sdoingr Bslssyss
- - -, n ~ solviag = aAlsh
nors dlMsult qosselon. As'psaa bed
$1,000 apsn hio, bes the p1nlsh hi1sspt
seolne1 . asvsre ene. He, oass it up
eoeo - stUsoA butsh aeuenhDrsd
INV easooooos ~ Flat Ctsek slsrneuts
wsss; and he'd he not only resolved 70
y = anrslsetlng SO boIl-b1g? He
1besl1Sd hipssif 81 rSmemberihg
aendn ~ oft rsnnsnbsrsd tsmark d
Bod. "Ef Ball wunse takse holt,
heaven and yarth const make him IT
eo." And % hs sssolvsd to gfvs Hank
ana The whole school one eood lssson.
.Jssl ssap asoond behind rs, Hon.
=, and yos can - how Y11o this. =
Isald Ralph.
Hank was entirely or his guard, !,
"a vith his evss 6xesi On his sIate
mon ~ teacher.a desk he sidled
round unon the broed loo, board.
mianl.ced bv Ma ON hand and Ia q
instant the othsr ana or the board
roes up Ia the middle q the school.
room. almo.t skrikfne sbocky ia the
-. vhiIe Heniv Hanta brouxht up.
a. down. II the ice cold water beneath
the school hos,.s. 3 &c =. A
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A writer In the Agrieshsrist ssyv ::
/ belisvscorn will Jet b harvsstsd a.
We harvest vhsas-cut with . ssapss,
bound into bundles Of . seDnv>uisnt
sise Tor pitching, aud then tlsreshed or
husked b . big machias, driven by
ten horses o. > stsam engine. lt nust
b powerful sneneh % take ius hnn-
die q . time, STRIP or athssass On d
husk them, aad thsstalhss thsy pas
through can b cut upand elsva1sl -
. straw carrier. 1 hslisve Ii Aleas than
ter. .yssn ~ shAil - hsadssdsl oe
aneh naohtnss trAvsling ftom fsrua -
hrms - thsshing machinss nov do,
and We shall wonder how - sspr -
along without them.
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a1su66 set f6e q 616e16
"Why. IT. Haetso6k !" hs gaspsh
ecsatohtbg 6iD hsod, tAsyS pont
down uudernsAth tho aohonl house.
and hers 6gocky = bseAtA ~ out On
dfsly pr = ni6ete. !, 4
Iss. 0hocky. + know that. Wha
about Il? The tr0stsss. havn't com,
tom isup. have tney
e'Ohs q, aFs bss hAek '4anta. yos
kno~ -" md Gedc4y - anoths
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yud -" =
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and peIlld bask 10 boAr1 tla. yos
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l ~HAss A.SlN.W at.$ - AsAs i8etes Fs4 tA3as@
"And e. yOa cauno % I'LL me. ;
1nSfO wds ! huskinses II Ralph
votes. H had. lllen. ope friend Ii
I1H Crssk dIstsJct -poor iittIs 8hoeky
NJ nut his arm srcsh6 smoky juss |
nosAssst. dapd fhso tSld Min % hsets,
aorce, so tha otnsf soad. . = q com,
haek to the school. hosss Il 1 ditectio,
6 rixht anklss . he naastsr's an
nrooch. Hat the cnstiop was no
nesl,d. ghocky had taken care /.
Iesvs thak wav. "a 49, altos,ther 70,
cunniux Is b, seeu coming down IN,
roaa vjth sMr. Hartsook. Hut alte
| - ~ cvse ths Jbnes u = thressl
~ s-sseAr aAdp, (or sa6ls orcAurj
= iksy ~ = theL EaeE j IS efoppo,
81 t1fesd .baok oilee 81 tvioe. III /,
Galsh 80 = spofs ssIls ftoa Hslph
k6tksa hs Md away thsoush Is,
taIl 49, ! ~ ksppy ~. kIskisl
f04Iese IN llI4 Balhn
kts6 ts hls iSssSSs dsllgilI, aSSiss svs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-05

An interssting case growing out Of =
nrs In Somsrvills has recently been
decided by the Massachusetts, Suprsms
Court. A building belonging to the
Metallic Compression CASTING Com.
pany was on firs. The snginss were
ct work putting Il out, having their
hose stretched across the track 81 the
Fitchburg Railroad Company. y
freight train came along and severed
the hos, and the building and tt con
tents wsrs burned. The ownem suAd
the railroad company and rsoevered
damages for the loss of the hqildine.
= the Ssprsns Court dsci1sd thas tho
firsmen had : right 70 lay THAR hose
across the track, and that ths nsgliEsnt
oct Of the railroad eempGny was !
dtrsot and efficient Gauss cs she lcss. 4
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4 hin, ~ sigsilss = Nm, - s.isk-
ering q HIN, 81 siMpseine = Mn. b.
makins herself t4n6pld uegs 3. fpoi
even thea nature had aa1e ~, sl1e
manaoo1 - esovuU - tAe dtsaaaysd
soul of The yoaag tsasass the fFightful
| iutslligsooe Int ~ wag l0vsa ~ The
dsAsee, - ueaiesk, - sIlI3sst, The
s0arssse, 90 ths most sntirsly co0-
tsupsibls girl In Flat Creek distriek
Ralph 81 bp ths 6fs tAs nsxt mesn-
ips trying e rcd : ssw minnfa beesrs
school time, while the. hoys vses do
ins the chores, apd IL bousd eid wa
milkine the covs. win 20 one q The
roOm hut The old womAo. f6ho Wa
seuetally = sileut = Bpd. bet nov
sha seemed lor ssms ssseeeaasahle
reason disposed 10 talk. SAe had ~
down % The bread hssEtA = hass her
uaual n,ospine emoks; Tho poplaf ~
Die. adorpsd b no cloth, 81 10 the
door yths unvashsd blue tsa-cups Sat
in ths anwasAsd blue saSesn; The nm
washed bsns platse Kept company With
the bsgrlmsd blue pitcher. The dirty
skillsts ~ .ths, ,1ra wsss kept II eoun-
tenance b. The distise -. and The
ashss vsse driAsd md slsswn Over The
haasth-steaas In . naosl ptetuFesque
vay. ~ ss.es.4 u I slsl.es. J. ss q
Eyes 80, sai1 Ne. - vsnAn,
kssckiae lhs rssi1aso fssn her ese-
pipA - ohaasg aans dsy lasvss -
twssn hss siEhsrsd hAnds pssparaAesy
=, aliiag u a0eiaa, "y0u - hr. Harts
sook. ny oae nan's panty wsal alene
Il the Weeld.-Heb - . siohe aanart
lst of this wesidb plnaAes. ona ~
and sneGhsf.,' AsA .Whilaahe ses1sd
the tohoeoo In her pipo Ralphs uoe-
dsrsd Why che sheel4 hnanGies u 10
,hla. .sYsn - 10 moved ia hsFs
$500 upsa twenty-five ysass -.
v0O w1s1n1 -
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noon = s1s 30 .'s1 " nsA'
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hse eoaa oo' OF .ne nte vi'a =. sass-
ny asssr' .ee s..o :. eesS " =
skinny pea" 70 sne Oow.-oF 2 s0s
aoseTot ner coo-P'ps. Wnea sns sos
We smoAs s.oaoe sas plocssosu
lou - sn's e!s oosso@ asso -
al Cone!ese iano "a snem snsfe oaSs'
ana lt solo 'of ooiies ana qoafsef.
ana says 70 my ole man. 'Saek.
sAys I, JACK. 20 sSa gss pseaV .sa'e
yooNs . gum ~ I. us Pssnsy
vnlie you're gum ssys :. Mr
WONT neve! = no coespsla -.
now a0o :. nsnt Oeen. Ano~eo
twouid0s. aod AS. Aesns too. s0s
P'pe ron nor mouth % aoou.es = :
good cnockIs o the snougns o. net ma
snolaa snsevone s : psn1y
wnlie you're sitssn' says I. I
could 80, you Know, shsy was . pow
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CHAPTER ur.

NIKANDv, uAnk, A1D slloCxY.
Minndy had aching but eontsmpe
Sor the non naatsg untli ~ dsvslopsd
the bull-dog In biz chasac1es. 1llau-
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Painters,

GEO. Q. KENT,
III PAINTER, Rooms over d. Evans
WAGON AhOp, Southeast corner Public
square, TIPfON, IOWA. The Hubecrtbeg
6rnnIns sc.SIss Giss,ns fspsr HanSins &C..
eXecuted with neatnese and dlspotch.
| 9atisfacttOn guaranteed. III
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AD8 ADLnQa H.
nFrIc6 III <l6saty TseaSe&, Tipton,
" Co1af COuoey, Iowa WIN P6y taxes
~ nOn-residents, examine land titles, FUR
0l9h ebstracts. &c.
1sssrs 90 Nv Ball Atty; Jesse James,
@. Recorder; G. q McQeIlAnd. %. Treasurer:
hammond 4 Po0nd. Danisn. lTS
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Hotsis.
.-----.--sszzx-----------..-.--:--.-.-s.,ss5ssl
RAI.MER HOUSE.

MRS. MARY PALMER, rRprissIsss.:
win nnd eyervtbing - thsir cO5G41 - this
House. aood m eals, mfortAble yens ana
beds. Cedar street. Upton. lows
Good Stabiing attached. III
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Auctioneers.

VIM. VI. KNOTT Il
A ucrIoxEER Wot attend promptly
fion. in any part of Cedar county, q W e
his tales Win always be fonnd - yMe Lix10as
ADvsnTreUH office, where those ee!rn1. ~
services cAn M the dAv f0r their saie sn'
sut seein0 HIM. ~
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oer0o, ~ WO010 nave gwen " I'll J0eG
ct that moment 70 have spnihilatsd
the whole tribe Of Nsansss. Excspt
Bud. Bud was . giant, but COED ma
tursd one. He thought he would sx-
cspt Bud from the general destruction.
A. fbr the rest. hs mentally pictured
70 himself the pleasure Of attending
thsir funerals. Thsrs was one thought,
| however, between himssls and de-
spais. He lele confident that the cor-
dislity, the iptspsisy, end the psrsist.
ssey of his dialtks Of Die Nsans vsrs
sach that he should nsyer iaherit )
foot Of the Flat Greek bottons.-
But what about Bad II what II he
Joined the conspisaey 70 marry him to
this wsAk-sysd, weak hsadsd wood
nymphs rtsCkwoodsnyuphf
RI fnalpA MI isa mhlbgeuns q b
loved By Mirsady Means hs found
himsslf almost squaIiy unfortunate In
hAving incsrrsd the AaesDd o. the
msansst boy iu the school. '.Hank"
BantA, low-bsowsd, smifky. and
erafty. w. ths faruE sunsrsr y Jsaiph's
determination - uss corporal punish
msnt, md = HsAsy 1aslA, vho vas
. eomboond = do05lt aAG lsssotmsnt,
sslost sn. .oppslsunityso Gnnsk ths
yceAg sshs6l.mAseAF. Who W. ebilgsd
= i've perpstnally On hisssssd asalnss
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GrAvIN0 Apened o Meat Market In my
III baisdlne, Dosth 0s the Court Square.
the oaSlsels Informed that no palms Will be
~ 3 = Il ~ e a T.,
sssslkinA ~ ain will - eEAfNEe
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Dentist.

m. e. r. DURSON,
I'D HNTIST,
sTyEETH inserted on the Celebrsted Csll1-
l0id Base. Ether or ChlOrofOrm a..
ninistered for the painless exSsacsion y
Recess over PjAit . Cars IAv Omce, oR-
no1ien tie Court House, Upton. Iowa ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-14
HOW SIZE LOOKS.
Sixteen members of the New Dominion
Parliament are said to be physicians.

Sixteen members of the New Dominion
Parliament are said to be physicians.
4 man at Connection. Ind, has obtained {;
divorce from his wife OH The ground that she
forced him to marry her against his will.
A pious young man in Eldordo, Iowa
recently stole horse, which he traded away
for SO in money and two Bibles.
The police of Little Rock, Ark, have not
been paid for five months. They will soon
have TO turn buryIariollS for living.
A young Connecticut lady was lately taken
al,lck when her swain got upon his knees
before her and read Il declaration of love
which he had nicely written oil.
At the Kansas Agricultural State Fair tbs
sum of three hundred and fifty dollars is tc
he distributed in prizes to those raising tic
best newspapers.
a French physician asserts that rhcunat.
ism affects the brain rs well as the Joints, and
makes the patient unSocial, uncivi, cross
detected and forlorn.
In Massachusetts forty per cent. of the
population are dcpo>itors in savings banks
the aggregate being jGi POI out of total OF
only ,ij1 900 Inhabitants.
IIagar Parish. Il colcrcd woman of i'ittsyl
yania county. Va, died few days az" OF
the farm of Captain W. L. Mitchell at the
advanced age of one hundred and twelve
years.
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nises north of hi. dsilis soi,sia ass.
his damage 10 tobatco. sfnslier, &c. The
llai..atones were as large as partridge eggs.
Barn harmed by Lightning Inst satur.
gay night the barn belonging TO The heirs Of
George Watkins, on; Sinking creek, in Craig
county {now used by MIR. George Caldwell,)
was struck By lightning mud burned to the
ground. We did not learn the loss slis-
tained. The light from the fire was seen: al
a distance OF twenty miles.
The Camp-1Neeting.-T carnp-meeting at
Shiloh church commenced last Thursday. A
number OF private tents bad been nut IN.
and these, with the tents OF Messrs. whit
more and Vines, were amply sufficient 20 ac-
commoda'e the large number of persons
present
The Largest Yield Yct.-Mr. VIM. II.
Kyle, whose farm lies one-half in Boletorlrt
and the other in Roanoke, raised the last
season thirty bushels Of wheat to tho acre.
The wheat sowcd was white and red
heartied-Onc blISliel to the acre.
Colonel llansborough, Of Roanoke, who il
seems is rs successful ut farming as he is at
law Uhis is saying a great deal for the Colo.
mel as n tarmer), also raised thirty bushels
TO the acre.
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Grand Haven, Mich, will soon be the
western terminus Of 40 less than tive rail-
roads.
4 cubic inch of gold is worth SlGa. y mi :
lion dollars in gold, according To the ho'l',>
at the mint, weigh just about Two tons.
There are three thousand three hundred
employees in the Treasury Department at
Washington, of whom onc-thlrd are females.
1t costs fifty dollars in gold to send by
telegraph Il message of twenty words from
London, England, to Queensland, Australia.
At Marietta, Wis. on "Wednesday, vii lam
Maxwell shot and killed Waller Forster III Il
quarrel over II liyery-stable BILL
Supervisor Perry, of North Carolina, has
been assigned to the Tennessee district Ctcc
Emery, resigned.
The London Coldstream Band was refused
permission TO accompany the BRUSH 'ollill-
lecrs to Belgium.
In addition to the one hundred regular
police officers in san Francisco, there are
two hundred and three special Policemen.
Rev. George Sinm ,ll>, a colorcd preacher,
died in his pulpit while giving oul hymn
in Jones county, Ca, on Sunday last.
Texas claims that the oysters on her coasts
are the finest in the world, and predicts that
| the oyster trade will soon become one of the
most important industries i'll the State.
The tenth and concluding volume of Ban.
croft's history OF the United States is in the
press, and will shortly he issued. The first
volume was published thirty-live years ago.
II has been shrewdy remarked that adver-
Using is the oil whicu wise merchants put
into their lamps and foolish ones neglect TO
Use.
4 long procession Of gypsies passed
through Fredericksburg, Va, on Thursday
They had thirteen WAGONS and Il humber OF
horses and dogs in their retin,e.
1t is stated that the President and other
officials are convinced that Indian hostili.
ties are soon probable along the whole Indian
frontier.
The Right Reverend Manton Eastburn
Protestant Episcopal Bishop of the Diocese
of Massachusetts, died ut Dis residence, in
Bos on, Thursday mornini,.
| SoaE NEW PERFORMERS t the circus in the
| Champs Elysets are obtaining u certain
amount of success. two gvll.pnsts, .slls,
pended by the feet by 1rapczes, alternately
receive in their ari ~ u young girl, who
seems to fly betwee;d them,
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LExlSGToS.-Thc Lexington (Ea.) Gazette

LEyISGToS.-Thc Lexington (Na.) Gazette
az yesterday furnishes the following items
FaNey Rnil,oad-Thc engineers who re-
manned in the county after the surveyor the
..rcntlrl route" finished some days ago
the lurt of the South river route
which had been omitted by the
former CORPS on that line. 1t the
meeting of the Directors ut Salem on the
2j.h ofthis month, the cost of both routes
will he laid before the Board. II may be
that the company will choose the river route
and lc'i lllisll the subscription of Rock
bridge.
crane Ct,iture.-Dr. \. s. Mackey, of this
county, has twenty varieties OF GRAPES in his
VINEYARD. 1t was planted in the spring OF
1865, and this year it will yield him from
1000 to 5000 pounds OF grapes to the acre.
llqed Won,ct.-A correspondent ut Co.
shen writes: There died in this neighbour
hood few weeks ago two very aged ladies'
Mrs. Bare and Mrs. Roadcap. They were
born in the same year, and died within Il
few hours of each other, having lived near
ninety wears. Each of them was the mother
of 4 large and respectable tamiy.
The Gdmp-lNeeting.-Wc suspect the
weather has been little too damp The last
d;,v or two for our friends up on the james.
We learn from R'v. y. i. Enud, who re-
turned on Tuesday, that the congregation
was very large on sunday. DR.. duncan WIS
present on Sunday morning and Monday
night.
C;orn.--We have never seen corn rlpen as
fast as it has done in the lust few weeks. Inc
crop is not heavy one, but we think II Is Il
fair average.
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t"tt"r from the Healing SpriDss--aicn
%! the Muuuiaiiis--D! Wis
Hors--Eontemplnted improvements.
,c III the Richmond Dispatch


correspondence" f the Nichm"n" nnSpMcn'I
SEPTEMBER ~. 49,.
BE recent r"lH spell ha> n;t-te'rd the 'N-
'"'t>" many 81 me \''E"f> from t'l' ilouh-
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':' @i'''S "''''''',Sucui w" ''i'
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anna -, ,..,,,,.,,,,, far ,I,. t,i,, W. ,rrivnd
a. ,I. ii,.,I,,,.r -, ,,',I ,;r,n Tn en-, rc.,.I
and rth.. ,,1, fn;t,, Ear ,iinnnr-, dinn., LEI
l...,,, ,yI;rI, ,,,n,IJ ,,,x,. ,omDtnd tn ov,.o>-
,lr iu,it,I.,.r,.,. :, ,,,. I,.. ,l,;n,r ,nnn,i,,
than our>.
WIiI.,w,. find only hntwccn Gftvoni sixty
Visitors here. il lt> never been our good for
,Iur 10 meet with = more ,irljrht(ll conf
Iun. Amrno iIrr,u wc find some of Rich
mrnd>, best citizens. most Of whom have
been here u,1ll, all the summer. and will
remain >omr Time vet. We name Il few ::
lUG.o v. ". GRIMM and family. \. T.. HAIR
III. E>,l., u. bownry. Esq. Mr.. \. V. Ran
dolp1. Mr.. ". II Luck Mr.. l.. W. Hove.
ami Mr. Alex, Cameron and family. Other
portions Of ,hr state -. we'll ~ other states,
aGt. also l,.prr>rs.d General Wade Uamp-
tom and family Of Sn,,b tarol;nn: Mr.. W.
f. carter ur.,id,p, Eir.t National Bank.
Frankfort. Ind. and Mr.. J. ". Mct,oukey
aad WITT or E.,lt;mnrr ,rc sin here and
po l,ohiu, over thc REGISTER we fi,,L many
Distinguished arriy,Is r,,rortIrd ounur them
rrurlrI J. +. T,iurI,. and General G. T..
h,wr.ari The rr.i.tnr al,o show, (uol-
Wlh,andiu,r fine r,norts ,o The couttary)
l5r up Ia TINS d,t,, ,l,, arrival. exceed those
% il>, wear l., r;,.,,,r
cur own r>nrr;,.nrc aud o,,scrv,t;op com
INA ali fha, We h,yc haard IN r,.,;,a r,nL
", htyc heard norhnr elsr, OF thc h.,utifnI
>n.ry, ryIiIar,,imr cv;mate and EXCELLENT
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NoNrGuMERY AND FLoYD.---Thc ChrStianS-
the following items:
F1oyd NCmS--An iron foundry has been
established in Jacksonville.
The blackberry trade of the county will lie
heavy this fall. Seventy tive thousand pounds
ut the fruit. dried, has already been shipped
t" market from the courthouse.
The County Court met on Tuesday. Rut
few people We're out. and but little hnSinc>s
done.
\ Graded free school of sixty scholars wa>
urrncd in Jacksonville on Tuesday, with
Rev. Mr.. Harris rs principal. with tire,
assistants. From 100 TO 200 scholars are tx.
pcctrd soon.
The Roydl Chwch.-A petition, emma.
TIM from The Methodist Episcopal Church
IN the North. PRAYING Congress to make that
Church the established Church of the United
states. is being circulated AMI numcr"'Sly
signed 10y that denomination in Floyd rolln'
~. \ counter petition is being circulated
and signed by tue Methodist Episcopal
Church South, as well as by the other rcli.
uiouS denominations. This looks is though
Emperor Grant was soon expected to don
The royal purple.
The H'c0hcr.--It was exceedingly hot drl-
ring the latter part OF last and the first OF
this week. thermometer ranging in the nine
ties. September commenced quite cool. ere
atin~ Il demand for fires. hut in few days
he >wclrin" heat Of simmer WAS again
upon Us.
Su3d,n Urnth.-NlrS. {. VI. lIammct. wife
of Or. j. i. lIammct. died suddenly las!
"Wednesday night ut her home. near Central
DEPOT. OF congestion Of the brain.
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS FROM EUROPE
Nine. Pauline Lucca, Miss Clara Louise bel
logg and mother, Miss Clara DORA, NJ. Ru'
bernstein Qhc great pianist), Nj. Wciniawski
MIR. Ii. c. ,Jarrct, Judge Pierrepont and wife
Edmund Yates, the Hon. Walter Campbell
the Rev. G.. \. Giliiot, and the Rev. DR.. Ky
lance and wife, were among the arrivals III
New York Tuesday evening by the Cuba.
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A SAD ACCIDENT has happened ut Ports
head, in the British Channel. The young Ia
lies of a school went out bathing, and one
of the poyernesscs got out of her depth and
was drowned. The scene Is described ms
very dstressine-the unfortunate lady strug-
CLING for life in the presence OF ana close ~
the pupils, and yet it was lmpossioie 10 hell'
her. The body was in the water two hours
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sssEoIk kss aiIk hs I1ssFiS

8ss'RFoLk a Pc ar &. II ISL.
pers Of yesterday give Tie following items &:
Fire. Thursisy morning about O'Clock
the double frame tenement occupied Id rarj
by DR.. D. Todd, ON Church street, TOOK
hrc, and the cistefI being empty the flames
could not be checked until the buildings
were destroyed. They were insured for
$1,000 in the Royal of Liverpool, and Si 500
in the Richmond Banking and Insurance
Company. A double frame tcUemens, owned
by Mrs stacia, next door, was also burned.
Several adjoining buildings were damaged.
The total loss is $500. the greater part of
which is covered by insurance.
Hcony Freight. steamer Astoria,
Captain slacnm, arrived in port yesterday
morning with 4 full cargo, consisting of
twcnty-tour bales new cotton. III 900 shin
CLOS. rags, potatoes, etc, consigned to parties
in this city.
Hdd'cG! Nccfin3.--'rhc negro advocates of
the election of Grant, Wilson, and platt held
Il meeting last night ut the Goodwill engine
house, on James street.