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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-05
Cuba.

HAyAsA. December 4.-Captain. General
Concha has issued o circular 70 9o ,.is.,
and Lieutenant Governors on Ing ,siauu sLs.
joining on them the utmost Sliianee ~ si e;
ing tothe prompt arrest q persons y n.y. tn
dsFidlaly or collectively originase sna us,
seEinate false news caieuiatea To- p,ouu ~
;dstrust anu alarm, and thereby aheet hs
price Of gold.
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The Argentine Insnrrectssn.

srRRENpsR OF GENERAL AITRE-RssAcS ~
pUENos AYREs, &C.
Rrrsos AYRss, December 3-H is ON.
c;alIv announced that General Mitre. having
been defeated, and finding himseIi closely
nirsned by. the Government forces, pro
posed terms upon which he would capltn.
lsta His proposition was rejected, and be
finally surrendered Internationally with ms
army. and peace has been restored IN the
province Of Buenos Ayres. !,
The Government troops are ID puFsuls %
Arredonda, whose advance guard mas peen
defeated. n US rs s:es,is. ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-05

Samuel H. Oyerton Is appointed postmas.
ter at Spout Spring, Apponattox county, Va,
cice c. T. Plunkett, declined.
The VaHey r,sginian mentions w. S.
Gilman as a candidate for the postmaster
ship of me next Federal House Of Repre-
sentatiyes, and James W. Lewelien for
doorkeeper. t, IS. H.. 'H
On Tuesday evening last an ARRAY oc-
Cured near Spring Garden, in this county,
between DR.. TIM. Osborne and DIR. w. B.
Boyd, in which knives were freely used, and
resulting in DR.. Boyd's receiving several
quite serious though not necessarily danger
GUS wounds Danoille Ne,cs. i
A dispatch from Boston says that the work
on the Hoosac tunneI is now so far advanced
that Ii will be available for freight trains III
q few weeks; but there Is considerable trou.
BILE from failing rocks, and at least five thou
sand feet win have to be arched with brick
before trains can run without interruption.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-05

The REvESuEs.-The internal revenue re-
crIpt, continue 10 be large, while the falling
Of in the customs receipts is most marked
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
STATE, that his receipts for this month viii
be several hundred thousand dollars more
than usual on account of the receipt of the
>emi.aunual bank.tax, which comes IN to-
ward the close OF the year. ....
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e.r,orr a. r,fts q staa ,ssaxs ANp ONO

FRslenr on TaE Cass .PEaxs AND o ,,,
RlsRoAp- Business Bias t tea ialsn,ng tlgot
up on The failrosd Since the rs = IN tue river
The ExrhSnge RitahereE last h stlasg VIII ,.aaa
over 400 tons of merchandise on s:nef; sae !,
Bostona and Fleetwood come and 81 !, aoaos 9
down. The railroad men found It .fee eye
sary TO work1sfi day last Sunday TO get tne
wharf.boat clear OF freight. IS, I.ss ..,,. d
Several abarge-loads OF grain and -four
have arrived and been shipped East since
boats have been able to run. AS soon ~ the
barges carrying grain in hulk arrive from
st. Louis the elevator will be put In opera
tion.- Harrington Advertiser. gae
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The Parade of knights Templar In
New Orleans.

The Parade OF hnESHts AeHHP'
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, December 4.-The CITY
Hall was closed to-day in honor OF the pa.
rade of Knights Templar. The courts were
also closed and business was generally sus'
pended throughout the city while the pro-
cession was moving. The parade was
grand affair. Buildings along the line o.
march were decorated with national nags
and banners and the streets crowded WIFI
The prize offered by the Louisiana JOCKEY
CInh for the bess-drilled and bestappearfhe
Commandery was awarded to st. Loats
Commandery, No. l.
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The MiSsissippt Troubles.

VIcKsBURG, December 4.-Matters at the
courthouse are quiet to-day. The Board oil
Supervisors failed to meet, only two mem.
bers appearing. Judge Brown adjourned
the criminal court until Monday, or until
such time as be can have sheriff to perform
the duties of the court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-05

The Wharf.-The growing crop Of wheat
In Loudoun is looking well rotwithstand-
ing the continual dry weather since seed.
&Dg-liMe.-- Eaterprise p
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rHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-Oa and after SUNDAY, september
90, 1874, passenger rsins Will run as folloWDS
SROM RICHMOND.
$50 A. NJ. NAIL TEAfN.-For Gordensyflle3
Charlottesville, II Snunton, Scstngt1n, and al
intermediate staslens daily teJeept SUNDAY iar.
irving ut Couirsfe1s ut GAO p. NJ THIS lran
connects at Gostso,ls5ille foi Orange Calpepess
Warrenton, Manassas, AIe1au aria, Washlugfons
and the North, ED at Chariottesviiie for Lynch.
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga, aud tho
. oo 4:4s p: NJ hccoMMoDATsON TRAIN--For
Gordonsytlle ana spnteHmHdhcs stations dhny keL.
ceps Sundsy), arriving nc Gefdsonsyilie 1T staOFs
ssDP. NJ. CINCINNATI EXPRESS Tor Scr.
donsy1e, Charlottesville, Scranton, Goshen, MIL
bofo, Coyingbn, While Saphnr, and all stations
west of White Supnr eatiS iexcspt safrrozyk an.
| r. ying at Huntington at 5t30Y. II. ThistrsE COM
meets az Gord0nsyiIte tan Washington, Baltimore,
md tile North and al Huntington with steamers
Bos,ona and Fleetwood fbrC factnnah ana alLp2fnu
West and Soafhwest arriving At Cincinnati 9 9 a.
fapaaae ahsckadttaIng -, IS go 80
For fi1rcagh tickets, rstae and inforJpat0H, aps
4 ely at S2R Vain streef, BaNard and Exesanas no.
tel, orat the companys ofha, Broa6 ssees an6 az
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent
| W.. c.. WlCKHA,a yIco- Fresifent - ~ :.
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Fatal Marine Disaster.

HAVANA, Decem Der 4.-The Spanish coast
ing steamer Thomas Brooks, from Santiago
de Cuba for Guantanamo, struck yesterday
morning on the MorilIa, near Guantanamo,
and sunk Immediately. About thirty lives
were lost. ..f-.-
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g MfFgSssss'T5Isf177
1T cosTt At eosT4!l
FURSIsHING GOODS.

Il q =
with view to change In the nature OF my stoc
will from this date Offer my eEtire stock Of FUR
| NIsH[NG GOODS at COS. for, eesh, embracing
| full assortrsent Of gentsemen's and youths wear
| among which viii be found II iss,a EIit si1-
WINTER UNDERsHIRTsa and BEAVERS knit
COLORED OUTSIDE or DRESS SHIRTS; ,.sil
WHITE DRESS SHIRTS Ian styles aud qualities)
ENGLISH HALF-HOSE;
ENGLISH HALF-HOSE tleece-linedls
LINEN COLLARS, all styles |; - 5%Aa'H-ajI
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS [eenuemeD-s);
Gehtlemen's DRESsrSG-GO OWNS; iH'-'D 20. z
KID GLOVES (Couyiseur'sl. Sl.T5'worth 1926
CASHMERE GLOVES;
THREAD GLOVES;
JEWELRY (assorted};
SUMNER GAUZEI UNDERsHIRTs, zoe. worth
81;
BLEACHED JEANS DRAWERS, 75c. worth 81
CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, SIPS worth
S1.5O; 's"5.". .t..i'. 10 23l2 ~ !.
FANCY DRESS SHIRTS, So worth Sa.75;
A heavy UNDERSHIRT, soc. worth 81.
,T,t ~; NECK WEAR, ,.3la4
embracing all the latest styles, viz: M .f, w.,
Black and fancy BOWS;
Black and fancy TIES: ss Il. ,..t;
Black and fancy HARVARD SCARFs;
Black and fancy CHANCELLOR sCARFS.
The above embraces one Of the largest and best
assor ted stocks to be found in the city. aud will be
sold at cost and sometimes less, to close the entire
stock.
SIGN: LONG FLAG. de 13teDd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-05

s0n PIECES HEAVY. KENTUghI
CUU JEANS, all colors, ut 25e. worth 5ucs ga
large assortment of latest sly LONDON soa ,
aud eco oh Plaid Prints at all otner
e.. fsst.coored Prinss, all Styles at Sc Al G..r
goods, sach as LADIES' Dress Goot, Coins, Ssss
nmsres Satinets, FlaInes, Biankets. ,t, t
shiriipgs Gngh. u.s. stripes, &c. a sxSsSsassshs
| law s,riess at Z. NORTHUMBERLAND
io ~ az ,705 and i TOT Franklin sfTest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-05
Sc 6rANTON INSIDE LINE."sSlaul

/" IANToN INSIDE LINE"esIz
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE sETWEES
RICHMOND AND HlLADELPHIA.,
-..,.. TRI-WEEkLY.F ,.
On and after OCTOBER I the splendid iron
steamers Of this line will leave Richmond: TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Compauy's pier, corner Of
Twenty-second and Dock slreets. mixing close con;
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
Ali freight by this line covered by dre and marine
insurance free Of cost. No dockage charged OF
Richmond. Rates as low as any other line. This
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond. .sa. =
Freights ordered by this line shonld be marked
Canton Inside Liner and sent TO the Philadelphia,
Wilmington aud Baltimore depot, Philadelphia.
Freghts received daily In Philadelphia and Rich
mond. For further information epplyto
l.. b. TATUM, Agent,
Office: Twenty-secOnd and Dock street,
..tes~ and Ninth and Main streets or to
j. S. WILSON, General freight Agent
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Il, R.,
&c 9.3m -. 80 Philadelphia.
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Orange blossom Reaten.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.1
DAsvILLE, Va, December An the race
here this afternoon against time-2:37-Me.
Caulps Orange Blossom was beaten. He had
three trials. Best time: 2:3s3--on last heat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-05
.s...nnab GambIers I'm Tronble.

SAVANNAH, GA, December 4.-Ihe gfanu
Jury of the Superior Court to- day louna srue
bills against the owners OF properly o.sa.
pied by gamblers, and also lndicteo seseia'
gamblers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-05
Iate Weather Report.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
WASHINGTON, D. c., December 81 a. AZ
For New England and the Middle States, clear
and colder weather, northery winds, shift
ing to easterly and southerIy, and decidedly
high barometer.
Associated Press telegram
WAsHNGToN, December Al T. M.-For
New England and the Middle States, con
tinued cool and generally clear weather, WITH
northeast winds yeering easterly and south
erly, and decidedly high barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-05
WOOD AVID COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-Full stock of first
- class ANTHRACITE, WEST VIRGINIA
SPLlNT,r G2KE, GL9TrER HiLL-,iump and
BY weight and wen screened. Satisfaction qua
ranteed. and at from rs cents TO 81 less per ton
than offered at other places. OAK and PINE
MOOD. al sold at lowest prices for cash st
Nineteenth and Cary streets.
de 5 CHARLES FL. PAGE.
pELLONA COKE MINES, Chesterfield
ID county. (. NJ. ARCHER 4 CO.. Proprietors.-
We are now prepared to furnish BELLONA SUF [
COKE OF very superior quality 10 the trade. Deal
ers wishing TO purchase will please leave their Or
ders with our general agent,
B. T. ARCHER,
de 2-1w 1876 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-05

:DICHMoND TRANSFER COMPANY
II AND GENERAL RAILROAD TICKET OF
FICE.-THROUGH TICKETS 10 all points
NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, and WEST Uta RAILROADS
and steamship lines Tickets to and from all points
In Europe via Cu1ard Line. -y;,aef
RATES SANE AS AT DEP0TS.
Passengers and baggage called for, and baggage
checked from hotels and residences 70 destination
on Ill tickets sold bg Us. Latest styles or Plea
SURE CARRIAGES for hire. Agents on az trains
portation. Eor correct Information, through tex
cts {SLEEPING-CAR SECTIONS, and STATE
ROOMS, apply at OFFICE S2G MAIN sIREET.
Branch ticket Office at Exchange and Ballard
Hotel ta = EE E.t - , oc Zo-om
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leSEPTEMHEksIch 4oSH L :
y. n. Jones and Mary ". his wife, and Thomas ma
W. Tilman 80. .s-"'.--S Aaines
Samuel G. Tflnan, Jacob M: THmsn. Samuel ~;
idd and Hannah his wife. FeTeH L. MOTIFS ano
sarah 2. bis wife, and otheSs. ......-Defendanrs.
Hlasla EXTRACT FRoa DEcRKE.
And the court doth dreca one of the commission.
ers Of this court TO- take an ACCOUNT In addlion 20
Hose heretofore, showing the parties 1nteresteo IN
tho fund for disrfbntion In this case anG the
~ their respective interests, being governed In the
settlement Of said account by the view OF Ias
ss herein expressed. And the same Commissioners 7
is Ia ewke directed 70 ascertain whether mere any
iabiliry and II so, the amount tnere0,, aPon ne
aefendant Samuel G. Tman or any other person;
on account Of the occupancy OF the ands N ts
menfoued or any part thereof, before Inc purchase
by the said sapluel =. TflmaR ,,o 90.
Notice Of The time aud place Of taking she &c;
counts herein directed to be taken, puolsnso
once week for four successive weeks IN sG som,
nessnaper published In the city OF Rachmono. skn
h eiyslant To- personal service asto all the pares
except samuel ilman. who shsI oe saa,Ie tht
aid commissioners is directed 10 state, setle, an
report mo court with any other matter ~
sta,ed 1eerred pertinent by htm:e or Iequreo y.
any party Interested 10 be 80 stated.
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Elder ). l.. Purin,on. primitive Baptist.
died in Alexandria on Thursday.
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PRTNTING-HOUsE.

Unsurpassed facilities for doing all kinds OF JOB
PRINTING. Work promptly and neatly exc
cuted, and at low prices. SEW
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH. cENfa
L MOND, AND NORFOLK sTEAM-&ksE
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WEEK-Until further notice the steamers Of
this line will leave Philadelphia every WEDN ES-
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY at ~ o'clock.
Freight taken at low rates for all parts OF New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for ProYi-
dence, Boston, and New Orleans. Also, for Liver
pool and Antwerp piG Red Star and American
Passage TO Philadelphia including meals snt
statereom, W. W. ?. PORTER, Agent,
au IL No. 2425 Dock street
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Sl7i. SOFT COKE. S. rs.

Only eight days left to secure this popular COOK
ING AND CRATE FUEL at 1918 per load of
twenty-five bushels, we'll screened.
AS gratc-fuel II has no superior-kindles as
quick bitumnous coal aud lasts twice long. is
entirely free from popping and has much less slate
Anthracite, Glover Hill, and Splint Coal sold at
lowest rates. Also, Oak and Pine Wood; Hand
split kindling Wood, free from knots specially.
| GEORGE COTTRELL. COS Basin bank, second
office from corner OF Ninth. no 13-eod1m
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c0URT ORDERs.

TN FLUVANNA CIRCUIT COURT,
l.SEPTEMRER TERM, j 74;
b. -. gOncS anS D~SN ~ Plaintiff
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A MOTHER CARGO OF FRESH AN
n TERACITE COAL, delivered from vessel or
yard to consumers dealers at the very lowest
rates. Best SPLiNT and CLOVER HILL LUMP
COAL, SOFT COKE, ENGINE COAL, and the
econ omical and convenient kISDLING, COOK
ING. and CORD-WOOD-all at lowest rates-at
Ninth and Cary streets.
no Is J.B. WATKINS.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

EOR PHILADELP HA.- 19SS
u The steamer j. w. EVERMAN,s saaa& iaEBS
Captain PLATT, will receive freight for the above
port till SATURDAY the 9th instant, at IL O'Clock.
Freight taken as low Is by any other route, and
without transfer. Freight taken also for Whining
ton, Del, Providence, aud Bostou.
Passage to Philadelphia including meals and
SlateroOm, So. W. p, PORT CR, Agent,
de l. 2t 2425 Dock street.
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RICHMOND, FRED'G & POTOMAC r. r.. COIL
~ OpFiCE GRNERAL TICKET AGENT,
81 RICHMOND, November 20, 1S7x.S

hlCHN3ND, tRED'G u POTOMAC Il. II. CCksf :.
RIcasosss. aoyenser Co. ai Is74.S
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. @
7:so A.M.-gALT1MoRE EXPRESS leaves
ton, ailissd, and 2re * EsSur s, yia
DWE BALTIaoRE i:l5 Pm.
s ash d sFSa SSxs ( hRFoS E4T E
esnan,ico, with trains Of the Bafti-
more aud Ohio sailY0ad at their wharf
opposite Alexapdra-das Tin Baltf-
more at 9e2& Z. M, and at Washing
ton with the Baltimore and Potomac
rassosd for Baltimore and the North
1905 P. NJ, NIGHT NAH. leaves Byrd-sres
station tSundays excepted, c0nnectlI
at Washington with the Baltlmcto
and Potomac aDd Baltimore and Ohio
e:ool. NJ, AccoMMoDATIoN TRAIN for
HaneRerJunetion. leaves Broad. Street
station eSundays exceptedt. ~ gtH
4:50 A. NJ, NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-Strest
station (Mondays exeepedG
1870 P. n, DAY MAIL arrives at Street stas
1880 P. H., Ba BAT EXPRESS arrives at
BroadSttcee station Sundays except,
1874. NJ, fauG.;ooMMoDArIoN TRAIN arrives
s at BrSsss'rees station Sundays E'' e1'
TRr-wEEK1Y FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AHR BALTIMORE TING 'a l'1
By this route new and elegant SLEEPING
CA has been added 70 ptRht trains both ways be.
tween Richmond and Baltimore for the special
comfort of Richmond passengers CHARGE FOE
BERTHs, 81. PASSENGERS taking this car are not
disturbed on reaching RlchInond they can remain
In the ear to as late an hour as they please.
| FREIGHTTRAINSleay Broad-Strest station on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. aud FRIDAYS &c
| 7 A. NJ, connecting at Qpanlico with the Alex.
andria and Frede ricksbufg railway for Baltimore.
Returning win arrive at Broad-Street station at
S:15 p. a. ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, ana
SATURDAYS.
Through bills Of lading and rates given to all
principal points North and West. ,s't.....
BY order Of General superintendent. l..,
=. J. 3: g ENTRY.
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SUPERIOR CARBON HILL COKE
~ Best In the market 5. II. HAW ES,
nol9 Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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The Railroads and tho Farmer 70.

Three men met In . room In New
\ Fk. They are not called kings.
wear no crowns and bear 90 scsptsss
They merely represent trunk lines OF
railway from the Mississippi 70 New
York. Other pc:nss settled. one says:
"Ar IT, the grain rate; shail we make
Il hfty from Chicago"
agreed, crops are heavy, and Ne
sh all have enough 10 do. t a
BueineAs fini-hei. the thres enjoy
-undry hptii-s of good vine. THE dai.
" pspem prese.tly snn0uncs shss
"ths trunk iiuss have aseee,i upon .
new scheduls Of Rates for freight
which u. M effect . trifliag decrease;
ou grain. from forty ave IN flfty ce0ts
from Chicago 70 New Yark, with
rAtes 70 other points IN the usual pro-
portion" The conversation was In.
significant, the incrsase ''triaiUg -
Bur to the farmers of the North west Il
means that the will OF three mon has
taken over 80. 000. .O0O from the c.sh
value ~ sheis products fbs thst year.
aud e60O, 600 900 from the actual valus
The conversation is imagioary, tst
the startling fasss upoa which it Z,
hassd arc ssrsibly rsai. ~ Wsssse0 ~.
snsss have learned. Tee Tow msa
who control the great railway iinss,
have II In their D.,wer TO strip Wesf.
ern Agriculture of sil ite easnings-
not after the manner Of ancient high
waymen. by high handed defiance oi
so0iety and law. the rush OF swift
steeds. the clash Of steel aud the stern
''Stsnd and deliver I" The banSifs OF
modern civilization. who enrich
themselves by the plunder Of others
come with chests fall 0f charters. ~
Judges are their fsienis, II not their
tools, aud they WELD no weapon more
alarming than the little pencil with
which they calculate differences OF
rate, apparently 30 Insignificant that
pubic opinion wonders why the far
mers should complain about such tri-
fles. Yet the farmers have complained,
and comp aiming In vain. have got
angry. Whei large bodies OF men get
angry, the results are likely to be I'm
portant. though they may not always
prove heneficent.
The Farmers Movement threatens
y revolution In the business Of trans
p0rtation, X not In the laws which
protect investments of capital. II
seems strange. no doubt, to those who
do not know that a change Of one
twentieth Of mill per one hundred
pounds in the charge for transportation
per mile. may take hundreds Of mil
lions from the actual value Of farms. -
II can neither be comprehended n, Z
inteiiigentiy directed without y full
understanding Of the conditions under
which Agriculture exists in the NORTH
western States. and Of the power which
the railway has exerted and still wielde
for the development or destruction Of
that great industry. Atlantic Monthly.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-08
Wrielsa for The frrron ADvsarmen.
! rHH OLD AND tn. INV.

/ = - s.s
xne osa year r dying. this night = its last
nv . nn,sh,6 I'm vclcome rv.r. cu,t.
ao~n avav
- -, -'' - IS. -..4s..t5 IS IS gaI
% ysnr, do not lsass us; remsin fast dAy,
- . eaaace q our record ana see hov Il
atAnle-4s sssss. 49, 81 b 81 F. 4..st
Dovssws ~ ear ressshins. our yoint-stscks,
- exnr ianA~S 8aHf
ss's IS 3 .sss 80 81
Yesdsr la. is II paid fors This deed. h I,
Ixsmine account .books hetor. ths xev
Ars enc osssrlworad matter. sli balanced
Dsanrn 70 the inner ana e.. = 49, aA.re !
90. !.
:. sase1 SEES el9aA
0ava00f. On thy rich premise, and never
= sAianayeas a'ne
e.s
- sv.,s : snu trust 'neess snd serve q
r. .oa9n., go. sss
ssonins 6f aoala. vnom shy dsaf
AhsinaAr! Christ bought you-he died In
your steed.
Dyina fsss Aving, the old yesr is--DxAp.
9s sso 5f9
Low welcome the New Year. How soft is
its treaM s
ApproochtnS the bier. by this solemn
\. death-bed. ~ WI as@
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-08
Nice Young Men and the Panic

Owing to the unprecedented tight
ness Of the money market. and the
fact that most of the nice young men
of cities had their boarded earnings Ia
Eastern saving banks that failed,
there will be decided change In gen.
tleman's fashions for the fall and win.
ter. Thin summer goods will be worn
far into the winter by many. especial
Iy by clerks on salary Of less than
SIS per week. Old linen pants that
have been worn all summer, can, by
being dipped IN kettle Of hot Indian
pudding or mush be inside to look like
new, and the fabric acquires . body
that will resist anything but . rain
storm or goat. Stockings will be
worn only by the wealthy, but the
poor and ambitious young dry goods
clerk may enjoy very good substi.
tute by sprinkiing mixture Of csy
enne p@pper aud sawdust Ia his bonl,
each morning. By doing this and eat
ing . msckersl break last be can keey
warm aud dry 10 the most iDclemsn,
weather. Undsrclothing Of very good
quality may be made out Of nswspa.
pers. We know . young bank eisrt
on Superior street, who weas1 . dia.
,noDd and whose outward sppsarsncl
10 fauitiess. yet for ysars this youul
man haA wrapped newspapsr around
each leg for drawers, and hts bosom Il
covered with several layers Of the Trtb
une. Shirts have been discarded alto
gether BY many ofthe high tones
ysung squirts who give to 6apesio
street that gay appearance II possssss,
shout dinUer time. Nosspsciai change
however. 10 noticeable in the outwar
appearauce ofthsss two.iegged tubs
roses. their shin bos0sns (of paper )an,
cufYs ars displayed. regardless of oosl
and they had rather lose . msal ehsi
70 walk two blocks without cu6 Il
sight. #asAtt sAse
l EssEe =.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-08

AZ 2 uatter Of public interest "
give toe varioss weights to the busheI
sssa6lsshed By the Code. Up to this
vsry day IN srroneous impresslon tbs,
psvvsited among buyers concerning 8
the weight of bushsi of corn In the
esr. d~siers allowing rixty-sieh,
pssunds to the b0shes. - before ID.
Cods wAs adopted. The following t..
ols should BE- preserved by ever,
housekseper ~ Well ~ every business
man
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-08

"After oil. there Ii not much differ.
encs In our b~lisi." said the celebrated
Untversslist. Dr.. Onapin. tn convsrsu-
ils0 0sse day with Henry Ward B~sch-
q. - Y.s sAere 10. - rspltsd Nr. Bssch.
ss. - Hell u o di0srenCo n-EE. 3stss
Good enough, II Bsecher didn't say