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was shot by Boston Charley. The poor old
gentleman fell on his knees from the effect
Of fhe first shot, and beset ched Boston 20
spa-s his life. Boston responded to the re
quest Of the generous old man, who, says
the New York Herald correspondent, had
in my presence given him blankets and
money" by shooting him again through the
head.
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The Modoc war-summary: we have
saken ehree more scalps, which, with the
four on hand per last report, makes seven.
We have lost General Candy, Dr.. Thomas =
Lieutenant Sherwood, Captain Thomas,
Lieutenants Howe, Wright and Harris, TO
say nothing of soldiers and civilians killed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-30

go asSaEsummer alteratios sS sfe ;ime
- the eSee Orleans, Mobile and Texas rail
,oad occurs Nay l. The daily era;as, Sun
days excepted, SgiII leave at 3:45 p. NJ.
Excursion 'ickets az special Gasee "olo Se
Issued ScoOgSng 80 advertisement
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FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, GoLD.-Ffty
cents will draw 5000 in gold, April SO
next, at the great drawing Of the Louisiana
State Fair Lottery. Central office for sale
of tickets No. l07 Canal street, at the Gro
yer & Baker salesroons
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gGs srvas an9 peremp.oss esle esaslsgahs

BGs sru%s a09 peremp.ogg eseaaslsgahe
diamonds, js~e!ry. watches DSomisaSry
notes, cRy certificates, etc., pledges for
feited to eLo Metropolitan Goan and Pledge
Bank, will gosiavely commence on Thurs
day, May p at saven o'clock, at No. II
Camp stree, and Gill continue until the
whole is Disposed ef, regardless amoust
a"aned Che sale is by Me5srs Montgom-
cry, yoS SulS gSticuIars ees e5.estise-
N4HS
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Use Dooley's yeast powder if you relish
light. sweet, wholesome biscuits, rolls,
pastry, etc. Your grocer sells il. Full
weight and strength.
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Arrival of Secretary Bclknap and Cen
eraI sheridan.

eral sheridan.
Secretary OF War BeLknap and Leu
tenant General Sheridan will arrive in this
city about two o'clock to-day, by way of
the Opelousas railroad, landing at Morgan s
ferry, by the French market. They are on
their way back to Washington frcm the
Rio Grande. Upon their arrival il this city
an appropriate salute viii be fred at the
Landing by detachment Of tie State mill
tia, by order Of Governor Kellogg.
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WANTED.


w aeica VI. NJ. COHEN
w IN u No. 80 Camp street.
CMlIL DWELLING HOUSE WANTED.
- prompt paying tenant wishes 70 r%hor. ooIaIn a
iS ro+ further above Canal street than Jackson
Street. Rent must not exceed s. per month. AG AZ
Srsss n D. tins office, giving particulars apo
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George Matsell is named as a promi-
nent cand te to succeed Kelso as superin-
, tent of 9on q in NeY York.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Belknap and sheridan on the Rio GranGc-
Reception Mt Brownsviile-Lenye for
New OrIeans-The President at Chey-
Pnne-IPayPs far Gmuha

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, April 2S.-Last eve
ming the Secretary of War, General Bel
knap, General Sheridan and staff were en-.
teltained by Hon. Jeremiah Galvan at a lin
neT, at which were present a number of the
leading citizens of this frontier. This morn
ing, by invitation Of the Rio Grande Railw
Company, the distin gulshed guests, accom-
panied by General - publedav, command
ing at Fort Brown, and staff, several Mexi-
can officials and a large number Of citizens.
took special rain FIR Point Isabel to CON
meet with the New Orleans steamer at
Point Isabel. TIE ras!road company had
prepared a sumntuoGs repast, VIII II was
partaken OF amidst the greatest good hu-
NOR.
At five o'cl"ci, the Secretary Of War.
General Sheridan and party eInb2rk ked on
the steamer Clinton, Of Morgan's line, for
New Orleans. " here they expect - arrive
on Wednesday, touching at Galveston.
The visit OF lh"se prominent officials TO
this section has created the best feeling
among the people, who regard it az an evi-
dence that the government takes a lively
interest in frontier afd;rs.
CHEYENNE, April 2J.-Presdent Grant
and party arrittj here at noon today, and
remained two hours. They were met
at the depot hv the military and terri
toriai officials and a large number of
citizens. After Il fire collation. at the Rail
road House the President received callers
until P NJ He lctt tor Omaha.
VtpCTx,, orr. A,r,l "a IT, a,o,o rr
r. iilIINiA u - a P1- nc 'taSc run
hamilton 10 IiOcnt was rOpOed a lew Gays
since, and the driver killed. The robbers
wore raiutrd like TrAiaps The racsen
,,or- uarD uoir,ur.d
E'i' "''' N'' ''"'
Weather Report.
WAR DHp.s4s.,4
csa,o ~, " AH t I DETHa r., Nh''A
~Shi.rgtoI, April %, 1913. 80 P. d. }
PKOBABILITIEs
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THEIRS S1saUsTED At THE ELECTION
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TraE: sTGASTsG " &S95
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NOTARIES.

HERO, JR..
Notary PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONERS oF Dh0D'
Office No. IL Commercial Place.
Passports procured with Dispatch ana pionp'
attention given to all ap'
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3&eatyssix Officers anP Zen Killed
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ShaiAsaenSe gIaB ana a.ssbsiG-RN Ess&isg
@Odg@,

Ssnce Wore this popular eHuiO %;es sA.s ca
che relieS Of this most wo-:fs os oh@ei;ies.
as shs following correspondence 'Ti.l show:
New ORLEANS, Spril 10. f'72.
Rcrohipful Brother @ B. Small Master o. 2Ouisi-
ana Relief Lojge 80. !, fIee and S-cepssd
MaS0ns.
DEAR SIR AND BEDTi4E& y IL0 asceiva9
members OF tie ShekespeaIv Club have aG-
thoTized me TO tender Louisiana Relics
Lodge No. their services for dramatic
entertainment. to be given for Che benetis
of your relief fund at any tiISe your lodge
may designate.
The gentlemen designated make this cen
der OF their own accord, because they know
the beneticent character of ycur nobe or
ganizati0n. ami because they feel that their
aid Will contribute towards relieving the
distressed and alleyiatlng the soCJowS %
TIE afflicted.
| will be happy to confer w;t4 coD ia So
gard to necessary details.
Very respectfully and fraternalivo
a.. H. SRAUGBS.
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THREE xoDoC sCaLTs gAKEN
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@Ew OHLeAss. 3pli' Is. .ssa

&. H. BTaughn, ESQ:
DEAR SIR AND BRoTHER-Bougs op rhe
sixteenth instant on behalf of the active
members Of the Shakespeare Club, tender
ing dramatic entertainment Tor the bene-
fit of the treasury OF Louisiana Relief Lodge
No. |. Free and Accepted Masons, was Gu Y
IT eceived and submitted TO the officers of
that body.
Iu view Of the constantly increasing de-
mands made upon us for relief hy the odis-
tressed and destitute. and iR the present
depleted condition OF our treasury, it is
with pleasure we accept your generous
offer. hoping and believing that the brethren
of the mystic tie, as well as the general
public, Will respond with the same generous
alacrity with which you have come to our
assistance and make this entertainment a
grand ovation for the 'Shakespeares, as
well as the greatest success OF its kind
known in the history of New Orleans.
Accept our thanks for your kind express
sions III favor of the charitable work in
which we are engaged and the organization
which we represent.
Fraternaliy yours,
SNITT
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DISASTROUS BATTL9 wIrB TIE MoDOCs
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Thursday night, May Is, has been fixed
upon for the pertormace, at the Varieties
Theatre.
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C&R1GsS ggCg0RY II NAVARRO

Soldiers 0sser*ing and Joining Carlos
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T3iG @gLL GG 4&UIs SAEUL@S&
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GROCERIES.
JIIRsT QUALITY
FAMILY GROCERIES,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES, SUPERIOR WINES
BRAyDIES AND WHISTLES,
/, w. PLATT,

/, w. PLATT,
~ 10, Camp street. Corner of Poydrns,
Has constantly on hand large ahe ihe atIention
stock of goods in his line, to Whlch 'He
of city and country buyers is invited.
Fiji STOCK. CHOICE GOODS, Low PRICES
AND ONE PRICE ONLY.
All purchases delivered free OF chargeip pordras
apis I'm No. l02 Camp street eoin
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IIChtTs TIU ia tthetS 70. Quarters y %.
Oar l9tteries chartered by the state
always drawn at tie time named, ana ali draw
lnes are uLder tie supervision Of s~oIn comn4is-
SlOners.
Tie official drawing will be pub shed in the st.
Louis papers and a copy Of the drawing sent 10
purchasers of tickets.
We will draw a similar scheme The last day OF
every month during the year 1873.
Remit by postOfhce money orders, registered
letter, draft Xpress
StEd for circular. Address
MURRAY. MILLER { CO.
POstotfce box 2i46, ST. Louis, Missouri.
apl0 cod WlY
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Weather Report.
v hN UEFNHI ' h-Ft 7
Office Chief signal OrtcrI,
Warrington, April %. 1913. ;;.5 P d. }
PEOBABILITIES

The temperature " u iacr4Gs- tomorrow in the
Mississippi valley and generally over the country
eastward. For tHe Cuff States and Tennessee
southeasteriv winds, cloudv weather and oCca
sIoHa. ram. For the eastern G4t ard a'utb Allan
TIC states nOrtheciy a1d aul'ie.sttTiy Winds is.
.ng temDerature partly oLdy weather and occa
s.Oual rain.
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By TEL EGRAPH
@EsTR SF GOVERNOR sHARKEY

3 J s Il = u n "A I II
sEsTH @F GOVERNOR sHARKEY
Tf9E: -sTHASTSE 8@SQ5
TsiG sspLL GG 4&yIs SATUL9e&
DISASTROUS BATTLG WITH TIE MoDoCs
R&eatyssix Officers an.e Zen Killed
gHEEe. M0DeC sCaL@S gAKEN
GHIE2s S1saUGTED At THE ELECTION
CAR11s5 ggCg0RY II NAVARRO
Soldiers Deserving and Joining Carlos
&E4@SaS AsD saERIDa@ &oMIN&
sSyesiGene Grant as Cheyenne
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NEW YORK.

Laying of an American Press Cable Adj
vocated-The May Trouble
With the Sailor BoardinghOuse Keep.
ers-VOudOuisin in New YOrk-The At
Iantic Bsnk-The Vienna ScaBGai-The
VIII Of LOnis Napoleon.
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[cos1NUED ON FOURTH PAGE.l
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LOTTERIES.

100000.
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Special attention paid to altering ~'A1'e
breach-Ioaders AMI repairing firearms OF all KINGS
ia26 "
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-13

Sabbath school Convention for
Springfield and Mas.tIOn T'p..

convention met as announced. and
chose +. Perrin Pres't and.J. G John.
son Sec'y. Devotional exercises
were followed by Interesting consid
Grafton of practical thoughts for be-
ginning. Permanent organization
was effected for Springfield tp. by
electing { Curtis, Pros. 7 Perrin. J
B Garner and J A Lichtenwalter, V.
P.s; VIM Cory. Sec,y; WIN McGarv
Treas.
Ittsf""rn.-Aftcr devotion, the
following topics were discussed with
animation; Importance Of SYSTEM
alto Preparation for our Work"
Nv hat relation do Pastor and Church
susi ain 10 Sabbath Schools" II nder
what Obligations are the Community
10 help sustain the :. So seThe
Teacher and his Glass 4 few re-
marks were made upon the question,
Nv hat are our Dcfciencies:" The
Secretary, }. {. Johnson, being called
away. VIM McGary was elected to
fill the vacancy. Adjourned until
evening.
Eceni"g.-fhe session was entire
~ devoted TO the interest of the chill
drcn, who throngcd the church and
were well entertained by Rev'ds
Brown and Aldrich in short but spicy
speeches. The singing, conducted
by J c johnson with Miss Wall at the
organ, was grca. addition.
Thursday Norni"g.-Rev. Brown,
Of Mechanicsville. conduc ted devo-
ton, after which more topical discus
sion was had upon, elbow may we re-
tain our Older scholars in the 8. 81"
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yuD1cIALoRDBR
fimss Of Holding Courts In the
18th Judicial District Of Iowa.

/ In pursuascs ofthe provisions Of tn
Ststnte in arch CO msde and psOvideo
il il Aerehy ordered shss the Terms 6
the Dlesrict Court for the sth yedicial
District, in the State ofIowa, for the
yesrs ls.4 and 1873, shall be held st
the times and places following. to-wit:
At lows City. in the county Of john
son, on the first Monday in January
and the first Monday in June.
At Marsngo, In the county Of Iowa,
on the ant Monday 10 February and
the hrst Monday in September.
At Toledo, Ia the county of Tama.
on the third Monday in February and
the third Monday 10 september.
At yinton. Ia the county Of Benton,
on the first Monday in March and the
first Monday In October.
At Marion, in the county Of Linn,
on the third Monday 10 March and
the third Monday in October.
At Upton in the county Of Cedar. on
the first Monday IN May and the fourth
Monday ia November.
At Anamosa, in the county OF Jones,
on the third Monday In May and the
second Monday In December.
And it 10 further ordered that the
terms OF the Circuit Court In and for
said sth Judicial District, for the years
1874 and 1875 shall be held at the
times and places following. to-wit:
At Iowa City, in the county Of john
son. on the third Monday In March
and the fourth Monday 10 September.
At Marengo. in the county of Iowa,
on the third Monday ia April and the
third Monday in November.
At Toledo, 10 the county of Tama,
on the first Monday in May and the
first Monday In December.
At Ninton, In the county Of Benton,
on the third Monday in May and the
third Monday In December.
At Marion. in the county of Linn.
on the first Monday in January and
the first Monday in June.
At linton. in the county Of Cedar,
on the third Monday in February and
the fourth Monday in August.
At Anamosa. 10 the county of Jones.
on the fret Monday in March and the
second Monday In September.
Given under onr hands at Marion,
this ooi day OF October, 1878.
JAS. II. ROTHROCk.
Judge District Court. sth District.
JOHN McKEAN,
iwii Judge Circuit Court. sth District.
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3HOw may We promote ca1neot 6T1r-
ituality smong Teachers: How "a
increase and maintain At1andance,
and ~Pncticalness ia Tearhing.
Aessrs. Brown, AIdricl,, Desnming
T Shesrer, Chapman, Burwell, and
others partioipated.
Anerason-The CONVENTION met II
4 i:sp and af,er devosiosa1 axercises epn-
Quoted by j. B. Garner. the hss
proposition .what means are best
adapted 10 foster youthful piety" was
/ taken up BY Rev. Aldrich. who gave
! q his view, that one Of the very best
means Of fostering youthful piety vas
home influence or the mothers proper
training Of her children.
The second proposition. "What can
our s. 6. do to arrest the growing vice
Of intemperance,' was opened with
some fine remarks by Rev. Rogers.
He thought that Temperance society
formed in the s. 5. would be one OF
the best means of arresting tie infa-
NOUS vice. T. shearer thought that
the best means Of arresting 1t was for
every young lady of the land to shun
every young man that touched. tasted
or handled the intoxicating bowl.
The third proposition, How can
the attendance OF s. $. scholars upon
divine worship be more generally Sc
cured" was ably presented by Rev.
Chapman. Some fine remarks were
presented by r. Perrin, Rev. Aldrich
and Mrs. Demming.
The convention, by the suggestion
OF the chairman, agreed to take up .
new question instead Of the fourth
printed proposition, which read as fol-
lows. is it not our christian duty to
keep up our s. :. during the winter
months ?" II was ably responded to
by several OF the members. The time
having arrived for closing the conven-
ton, they proceeded to organize Mas
silion township, which resulted in the
election Of H. D!nkle Pres, +. 4.
Gates, SenetoI Kent and J. s. Kent
Vice Presidents, J. r. Myers Sec. and
}. Demming Treas.
The convention resolved to have the
minutes published in the county pa
pers. After music by Rev. Aldrich
and the benediction by Rev. Rogers,
the convention adjourned.
WM. MCGARY, Sec.
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STATE GoENCiL.-The State Rcgis-
ter says: Grand Master Smedley and
Treasurer Devin, have secured the
hall OF the House OF Represe tatives
Tor the annual session Of the State
Orange OF Patrons Of Husbandry. The
time for the meeting has been chan
ed from January to December, com
menciDg On the ninth. There are
three hundred delegates expected.
The desks will be removed from the
Hall and additional chairs put In, suf-
ficient for the accommodation of that
number The session begins on Tues
day and will probably adjourn the
Monday following.
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Oficers Of the State Grange.

Masier-A. B. >xEBLHY Creseo, Howard Co.,
Lecturer-J. G. AEBprT, CiarksyiIie, Bstler Co,
>ecreiary-Wx. DIANE WILSON. pes AcG7e-,
Treasrrer-N. J. DEvTS, De- Moines.
Ch'm Ex Conn., X. sHASKLasp. Dubuque
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The time for holding regular meet
ings Of Forest Grange j. every Satur-
day evening at y O'Clock on or before
full moon. Il. BURROUGHS, Sec.
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sPRiSGfIELD Ora SGE meets regu-
lsrly on the first Monday evening OF
every month AT I o clock
J. GEIGER See
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CESTERDALE GRANGE. =. Of H.,
meets the 2lst Of Dec, ls72. at ] O'Clock
y. NJ. and every alternate Saturday
thereafter at Comfortable school house,
Springdale TIP.
Mrs. J. 3. .LAaBoRS, Sec.
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Monodelphia Grange will hold reg
uisr meetings at fraseur's Hall. Upton
on the first and third Saturdays Of each
month. O'Clock p. M.
n NJ. l.. Buster, Sec'y.
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QUINCY GRANGE, No. 24s, will hold
a regular meeting next Friday eve.
ming, May u, and every Friday eve
uing thereafter until further notice.
\. ID. CoLEHAS, see
Inland, April 18th. 1873
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Oak Hill Grange regular meeting
Saturday evening at - p. NJ, on or
before fill moon.
w. T, ROBINSON. sec'y.
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Patrons Of Ausbandru.

: All Interested are Invited asd ressesteate
{ satribste 70 these columns items q news Or
brief articles apen any appropriate subject.
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Later election returns do not essen
TALLY change the result. In Wiscon-
sin, Taylor, . Democrat and Granger,
Is elected Governor by about 900 ma
joTity, victory that was to . great
extent effected by coalition Of local
interssts-atrAnge - 1t may appear.
the railroad strength was given to
Tsyior solid, and undoubtedly effected
bis election. In New York, the Dem
Ocratic majority on the State ticket Is
about 10. 600. but the Republicans have
the Legislature. New York did not
elect Governor this year, Gen. Dix
holding over, 30 that the executive a.
well as the Legislature is Republican.
In Massachusetts,. Washburn, Repub-
lioan, 10 elected by about 1900 major.
ity. Two years ago, Wsshburn's ma
jority was only 1900, 80 there is nc
fearful decline for the of year. Davis,
Republican, is elected Governor OF
Minnesota by about 5000 majority,
and the Anti Monopolists have elected
their candidate for State Treasurer.
New Jersey retains Republican ma
jority in the Legislature. Kemper, q
Conservative, is elected Governor of
Virginia by 1900 majority. Ames il
elected Governor OF Mississippi by l5,-
900 majority.
In summing up the Republican
gains and losses in the late election, il
IL found that the party will gain 10
the United States Senate. The Re.
publican party loses nothing but really
gains by the strong probability that
Governor Booth will succeed Senator
Casserly. Booth is Republican, Sen.
toF Casserly Is Democrat. and both
pre opposed to railroad domination. Ia
Wisconsin. it is by no means certain
hat there will not be . Republican
llected in place Of Mr.. Carpenter. 1t
quite certain that Governor Wash
urn cannot be that successor. In
|hio, Mr.. Thurman will succeed him
blf. In Kansas, the successor to Mr..
AldweIl will certainly be q decided
ppublicsn though probably in SYM
thy with the farmers' agitation. Ey-
bvernor Harvey 10 regarded now as
coming man. In Mississippi it is
Doet certain that Senator Amos will
peed himself In New Jersey Mr..
pktna Will b left ct home, and .
u1lIeaa, probably Secretary Robe
- eloCted Senator instead. New
( q present iDdicstes . Republi-
gain - 70 . Senator In any event,
lon will retire, which Ii . gain,
pvsr lllls his place. Maryland re-
. = she was. and in Virgins
- Lswis. whose policy has great
- - pcevsnt the growth Of
bs6y, win b left ct home.
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Prairie Belle Grange, No. 375, will
hold regular meetings on Saturday on
or before each full moon, at u r. NJ.
Visiting brethren welcomed.
GEO. BRITToN, Sec.
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Covers Ferry Grange, No. 22j will
meet Saturday evening, March 22nd,
and each alternate saturday evening
thereafter
J II. GrSsoJIS Sec.
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The toeal vote CT Ia New York
city ~ wssk Tuesday sbr Sheriff vas
100.7S6. Of which Connss. ths cs0di-
49, q the Tammany DsDocfsey, re-
ccired 81, 81, anl NcCool. bis oppo-
neat, ss.sI4. Tannany majority, -
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Springdale Grange No. 337 meets
regularly every Saturday night on or
before the fu., moon at their hail in
Springdale.
ID. w. SMITH, Sec'y.
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w. IL. BLAIR, Sec.

Pleasant Hill Grange will meet on
Friday evening, April 18th, and on
each alternate Friday evening there
after, at Pleasant Hill School House,
Sugar Creek township.
J. i. LATcAMP, Sec'y.
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Regular meetings Of York Prairie
Grange are held on the first Wednes-
day night Of each month at the York
Prairie school house, at o'clock P.
NJ. Visiting members are cordially
invited.
w Ii II, Arm G.n
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-13

The Jones County Literal figures
out An Anti. Monopoly majority in the
Second Congressional District Of !, $50.
The Anti-Monops had 100 majority in
Jackson and 300 in Scott, 0. 1900
majority In all. The Republicans had
in the counties Of Jones, Clinton, Ce-
daT and Muscatine An aggregate ma
jority Of 80. And upon the strength
Of this figuring, which by the way il
not correct, the simon pure Democrats
are already counting Representative
from their member into Congress .
year from now-Murphy, Davenport,
lawyer and State Senator elect from
Scott county, being the man. But
they read wrong who think they see
any such opportunity indicated by
these figures. Give the Republican.
. good man for . candidste-ons 70,
whom votes can be asked because hs
IL worthy, and not alone because b.
received the party nomination, an,
the Second District will elect him
sure.