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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23

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IL E-TresSarr CT jackson coznrr:
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liz u runre5e5 rizxs the 6esen3xus.
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cesse1 % se IeAszrr Ct yacksoc
cszzry, aoi ssss the ck5oe fhs1 pass
- ln.S the AAa3s CT Mr. D0usezly. ms
sszgsesscs. Whez the defendant re-
Egned Is u6ce Is Treasurer asore-
SOD. and ms Eacncssux hid been day
appointed, I r1s his duty . esrs up
70 Ea saooessx II money, - vel -
osssr property, that came into his
izods By rirsse q such o&ce, asd
ta.s bad not been properly discussed.
II Is GAINED by the State that there
~ere S0ch balances, amounting q
lesst TO the sum named Ia the indiz-
rnent, and fhxs these balances the de-
fezsdaxs cs1vesfed 20 his orn use.
To determine whether there we're
sny conversions O. Dos, the jury must
Erst ascertain whethe. there rere a.
the lme the drsendant ceased 70 Be
Treasurer of jackson county any bal
ances On hand which came In his
hands by virtue of his Office, and this
question must be answered from the
testimony submitted II there were
such balances, you must ascertain the
total amount. You win next deter
mine whether the defendant has con-
verted any portion of these balances
to his o~n use. To do this il is ne4
necessary 70 show the precise point
Of time 1t which it Was taken, or pre-
cise use 70 which they were applied.
1t being the duty Of the Treasurer to
hand over TO his successor All public
money that had come into his hands
not properly discussed, if the defen-
dant failed or refused to do this, this
failure or refusal, except upon good
reason, would be . criminal CONVEX
sion Of the money.
"The design Of the statute on which
the indictment is founded 10 TO check
and warn public officers against APP
plying public money to their own
use, and any appropriation of public
money by public officer to his own
use is . violation Of tine statute. III,
however, the defendant failed to pay
over money insrusted 70 his care, and
it is believed that the money has been
taken by another without defendants
knowledge, or against his voice, then
this would not be a conversion by the
the defendant and he would.no be
guilty"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23

1t seems, If the New York and
brooklyn Y,i1 nancs can be relied
upon, that Mr.. Beecher, a. well a.
Mr.. Tilton, is preparing full state
ment Of the facts Of the aIleged"scan-
dali for presentation 10 the Plymouth
Church Examination Committee next
week. As regards Tilton's statement,
whatever it may be, it cannot make
the matter much worse than he has
made it already, but the public gem
orally will look for Beecher's expla-
nation and disposition Of the charges
and insinuations against him with ca.
ger curiosity.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23

A weekly paper, published at the
capital and bearing the high sound.
ing name Of State JOuyys0I looks
queerly enough when you open upon
about the same spatent innards"
which serve to keep alive SO many
village papers with small resources
and smaller pretensions. But this
Journal, which was dead and is alive
again, we don't now remember how
manytimes, We suppose must be kept
upin the interest Of thea X asson ring,
and the cheapes, way to do thi. i. the
best way.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23

4 Cincinnati paper thinks that
next to fat woman sitting on the
stoop d her vine-cIad cottage sew
ing = patch On her husbands breech.
-, and telling her ncjghbor across
the street what she would do If she
vss Henry Ward Beecher, there il
no s,ghs ~ eIhilarating IN these
times a financial distress AZ party
a yonng rnen gathered On the green
sUari in front Of a boarding house in
the cool Of the evening. batting with
de1trous mallet the bounding
sphere. through fcrrnginons loops a.
prescribed By the i,nmc-,s! author Of
the noble game Of Croquct.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23

The grasshoppers came down in
countless billions in Wright county
and this il how they were invited r.
leave: HSo sooner had the curses ia.
ken up their position in the grain
fields than old straw piles where
hauled out and old grass, which wa,
Immediately set on fire and on thi,
vas thrown green grass, which Great
ed a dense smoke, and as the wine
swept this through and over tn,
grain fields, the grsssboppers, with I
noise resembling distant thunder
would rise in clouds, ascend above
the smoke aud soar away u otheI
parts"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23

The following candid expression
from the Maquoke,a E;ecelsior, the
Republican paper Of Jackson county,
comes in very good time. 1t has been
claimed by the friends of Mr.. Cotton,
and particularly by those emissaries
who have been travelling around to
FIX things" that great change in
Mr.. C.'s favor has taken place in
jackson county since the last cleo
ton. Now we have the testimony Of
one who must know whereof he
speaks, given in tone at once firm,
moderate and respectful, and which
will derive additional importance
from the fact that the editor OF the
E.ccelsior is one Of the delegates from
jackson county to the Congressional
Convention:
"The time is approaching when
candidates for Congress will be selec-
ted. In this District the strength Of
the two parties is 30 equal that the
most popular man will undoubtedly
carry the day. Such being the case our
people should look to the availability
of the candidates before making nom
nations. We cannot with certainty
point out the strongest man, but we
are Of the opinion that Judge Cotton,
who at present seems TO stand
strong chance for denomination, is the
weakest man spoken of in connection
with the Office. In this county, two
years ago, he ran long way behind
his ticket, and we think he is no
stronger now than then. His record
~ Congressman Is good, but there
exists against him strong opposition
which We believe would defeat his
,lectiop. The other men may be no
letter, but they have not arrayed
gainst them such an opposition,
ence would stand much better
nance of being elected. A fair can
ass OF the District should be had be-
,re the convention, and the friends
each candidate should be willing
, concede the race 70 the strongest
m"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23
Cotton's Unpopularity.

| Reading the Republican papers o.
Clinton and Jackson counties, one
finds it difficult to doubt that Judge
Cotton is the most capable, honest
deserving, and popular candidate fol
Congress in this District, or that his
nomination by the convention is iney.
liable. That may all be true, but il
we may be allowed to express an
opinion the feeling in this section is
in favor of a change. No one seems
inclined to question Judge Cotton's
qualification or personal fitness, nor
have We heard any unfavorab,e crit
icisms Of his official record. The prin-
cipal objections to him that we have
thus far heard are, first, he is not our
strongest man-that with him on the
ticket We should have little hope, and
certainly no assurance Of success in
this district; second, Mr.. Cotton is.
himself, altogether too anxious for
the nomination, whereas the senti-
ment Of the people is that the Office
should seek the man and not the man
the Office; and, third, that it has be-
come necessary To turn the cold
shoulder To those who make politics a
trade, that professional politicians and
Office seekess--mcn who once in Office
do not scruple to use every influence
at their command TO retain the posi-.
tion---sre the most fruitful source Of
danger to the republic, and must be
shaken off.
These are the main objections we
have heard made TO Mr.. Cotton's re-
nomination, Of which it is probable
the greatest weight will be attached
to the first. We do not pretend to
say that portion Of the Republican
voters Of this District would scratch
Mr.. Cotton, should he be nominated.
but we do know about rs well AZ it is
possible to know anything in politics,
that his denomination would create
very general dissatisfaction, and to a
creator or less extent weaken the par
~ in this county. We do not pre-.
lend to explain the secret Of Mr.. Cot
lon's unpOpularity--we do not pre-
lend TO give reasons at alive only
state facts. So far ~ the E1nress Is
concerned. it only asks for . good
name--ons that viii give strength to
he ticket--whether shst name b !
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23

Neither at the polls nor in the lob.
by can the friends Of temperance
make themselves most effectively felt
in acting for the suppression Of in
temperance. In nearly all the States
there are more laws against drunken
ness and the liquor trade than are en-
forced, or than public sentiment in
its present condition will sustain
Why, then, labor for the enactment Of
more laws, or elect officers to execute
them, in the face Of an opposing pub.
lie sentiment? The power most wan
ted just now is not political and le-
gal, but moral and religious and So
clal. The weak points are in the fam
lies and churches and neighborhoods,
and in them should the needed re.or-
nation Decentralization Adcocote.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23

A very temperate and sensible ar
ticle upon the Congressional question
il copied from the Monticello, Jones
county, Ez7vess, into another column
Of this paper. These quiet and un-
rsejndIced expressions of influential
and observing papers mean some
thing--in fact they mean everything.
Hut We wish the Esyvess, and ali the
rest Of them, to remember in enumer-
sting the "good names which are
before the people, that Cedar county
presents the name Of John q. Tufts
--one that compares fayorabiy with
any of them.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23

At last Theadore T'ilton has freed
his mind. The long promised and
lately threatened exposure has been
msde in the shape Of . sworn state
ment % the Plymouth Church Com
mittee Of Investigation. In this
statement Mr.. Beecber is charged
specifically with having committed,
repeated and re-repeated the one
criminal act which can make all the
prurieni old go-siI,s, maic and female,
say, sDidn't | tell you soy The
statement is made very circumstan-
italy and fortified with numerous
corroberatiye incidents and docu.
ments, AZ well as by reference TO the
alleged knowledge Of other witnesses
II makes dark outlook, but il will
be relief to the public tina, the
worst has come. Now, the waiting
will only be to see If there is nothing
from Mr.. Eeecher's side which can
servo TO tighten the picture. If not
the waters Of oblivion will en-
gulf one Of the greatest names and
fairest flames in the christian world.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23

A dispatch from Clinton TO the
Chicago Journal SAYS: -President
J. r. Joy, Of the Michigan Central
Railroad, passed through here On Sat
nrdsy, en- route west. He came from
Dubuque On special train. The know
ing ones say that Joys interest With
the Chicago Burlington Il Quincy
will certainly build ponroon bridge
across the Mississippi river here this
season.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23

The recent coufagration in the vii
lage OF lows Falls, Iowa, was a ter
nble calamity to = growing and stir.
ring young town. The business por
tion Of the village was literally eaten
up by the flames, only one store and
one hotel remaining on the principal
street. The buildings consumed
about fifty in number, were nearly all
small ones, and the chief loss is in The
destruction Of their contents. The
total loss il about one hundred and
thirty thousand dollars, and the insur-
anee light.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23

General Mrer states ia his Aonthly
Wsmh<v Eersee thsf critical comrar-
lsons q the weather MAPS for the
succeeding day show that, On the
average Of the entire eountry, ss-3
per cent o. the predictions have been
verified
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23

The MZrExkee l>sNssz-ss ms
pa1akAsr5 r-ps<-z from ts-rr-zsz,e
roau1s-s ct MseniTzn- showing tssss
the va.ess s-Sf4 VIII the rr~psa1s Cd
serez cozr-Sex where the 3reurh has
rs~vzzseS v1E - assFe the sFs-zxe:
a&ts v1 te Ear ruS: bkrsss light
re srerzes Wnser 1bea. i ~
r>zsr Harvested I'D there = - god
reid
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23

Al fbs R@psDAcsa C1sag-esssozaAl
Consenfso8 in the fozr1h DlssxSes-sAe
kE rnfrmx bAlles 1rsxaznt on three
nzzses. - follows: H. o. Pratt, FSosd
oo1n.r, I05s: j. Il Brush, Mstcaell..
eoansr. ze4; Gerye Drirxy. Black
hank county, D. Total votes I55.-
On nsosson the convention proceeded
70 formal bsiss. r-sulfinz-Prztf.
1854: Brush. 81.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23

II tie SsxsA CExre~s5asal D1sssse'
J7dxe s4nfBoO--a new EaAn- sssd
god ose TOO, II rrperzz Eay = -
Leved-~u nnxrsnxxed oTer nj TIE
candidates vsose nxznes had teen
yxoxu;nenfsy mentioned n connection
With the Rey1baicza csszdsdaey-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23

ID. G. Cloud writes to the Wilton
Herod that he il not seeking the
domination rs Anfimonep candidate
aor Congress Ia this District; but thx:
nevertheless, should the good people
insist upon thrusting it upon him, he
win strive TO be patient and stagger
under the load.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23
To the above named DESCENDANTS:


V0G are hereby notified that there Is now
4 on file In the Office OF the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court In and for the County Of Cedar
l ~ me state q Iowa, petition. Of George W.
.oiaLe owner u the following described Real
Estate situated in Cellar Co., Iowa, to-wlt:
The northeast quarter OF the north west
quarter Of section thirty-six 49, In townahID
eighty W north Of range three 81 west Of the
9Th +. NJ,
ALSO A part of the sonth-east Quarter NJ
eas noTth- -, quarter 81 said section thirty
SIX ~ IN same township and range-m0re
particularly described BY metes and blunds
- three several tracts a. follows, to-wil-
.ol l.a AZ the north east corner OF the
south -essf quarter OF the nOrth-we Quarter
of said section thirty-six (3Sj In township
eighty sd range three f3j west Of the 5th
~. thence west ~ 5-lo perches. thence south
% east - fl-IrU perchcS, thence south 3i1.o
east 10 sa-tp perches, thence south ITO east IA
iu-ls perches, thence east 5-iD perches
. .Ii nprtn - perches 70 the place d begin
ming, containing 10 acrer and ~ perches more
or less and, also, commencing NJ j. 10 perehes
west offhe northeast corner OF the soufh-
east quarter Of the northwest quarter OF Sec
ton ta'Tty-six 90 In township eighty fsB)
north Of range three 81 west Of the in p
thence south ~ east Is io-lg0 perches, thence
soutH - cast - 81 49, perches, thence south
IL east % h-l1 pefches thence west Is - 100
perehes, thence north Islzo west - pnrches Ia
the place OF begfnn ming, containing 1 acres
s ana s ~ liz ana also commencing % rods
east quarter Of the north west quarter of sec
t,on thir'y-six fssl In township eighty fSn
north OF range three 80 west Of the 5th F. NJ
thenee south ~ perches, thence east 10 perch.
e., thence north IL perches, thence VEST 10
psrches 70 the place Of beginning. containing
u OF Of one acre-cOntaining In All IS acres
ces thereon, being known q The Wseyer
Mil property, and praying that his title ia
and 70 said property be established, conGrm.
claims OF ach and all Of said defendants.
NOW unless you appear 10 said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon Of the eoc.
Ond day Of the next term Of said Court IN b
begun and held at Upton In said county on
the 9th day Of August, A. d. 1874, a default
VIII be entered against you and Judgment
and decree rendered thereon In acc0rda nee
with The prayer Of said petition.
WOLF, LASDT YATES.
iwU s-Attys for Plaintiff.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23

The case ct LArsd A Gage, ta<
d<Eaas1nx Treasvss 81 C48cAEa. hsf
bee1 srsrsSered frz C.sx 10 Lake
n1zasy- Ills ssew bunS = m -. szu
ID 1xs< hvn3re5 sheaxxx1i dzss&rx
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23

HE- FL q. Pnxs hrs been re.M-
iax.ed fos Congress = The F1r-n
Tassrses- TIE rsGs j. the conrrarson
sso,od e1e hza3rrS sss r.ez-v-frs t1s
Prses . ssss-fs-svo ss~ Brx<s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23

ORIGINAL. NOTICE.
Alice q zelslsr- PlainsiH. C1rc1is Ooan
ADn1n01 Of Cedar CO.
Robert Z Z9it,es Delend.k Aag Term, LEA
10 Robert x Ze1tier. DefkndAnG
Yoa 90 heeeoy nokiBed thas these 10 On
Al< in The o1hee Of the Clerk 81 the C1rcuii
Couxf- In aAd fog the county Of Cedar, In ths
PiAinstG. claiming ~ ron divorce fron thu
bonds Of RAxximony
E0u nnls8 yoa appear 10 saSd pes1ssoc
seoond aay ar fhe 1exs sern al IA CuurS
20 Be begun and hesd q Upton. in aasd
ooanty. O tho 113h day Of August. ls5l. . D.
fA1ls yin BE- entered against yoo, and tudg-
IVA PIATT 4 CARR, Att.ys for Pre-
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lou are hereby notified that there will BE-
August lst, ls4, on file In the ofice OF the
Gonnfy Of Cedar. In the state OF Iowa ps-
tifio1 OF J N Patton, Plaintiff, claiming {
decree against you establishing his title &c
nofth .est Z nafter OF sectI3a ~, township ~
range !. west 5th p m, against the adyerse
sIAInAoi Def+ndant., and asking that you
be barred and forever estopped from having
Of claiming any right or title to the premises
adverse to plaintiff.
NOW 1nless you appear to said petition
and defend thereto ~ or before neon OF the
second day Of the next term OF said Court, to
the Nth day Of August, 1874, q default will
y entered against you. and Judgment rem
deFed thereon In accordance with the pray
er Of said petition.
i've PsATT CARR. ail'ys for Pin.
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/" toWA. Wftfbtn
Cellar County.
George w Smith, Plaintiff. I
against
k.zey Carl, Washington Carl. Ma
~ Ann Itzier, Louisa WAoon,
Margaret Richardson, sarah Jane
sager. Margaret A. Anderson,
Mary E. Anderson, Moses Wise.
sophia Wise, sarah Hartman.
isaac Wise, Emanuai Wise, Geo.
Wise. Jonn A. Wise, Melinda r..
Dawson, Owen wise, Hannah
Wise, Samuel II. Wise, james A.
Wise, John III. Littler. Archibald
q. Litter, sophia A. Wolf, Mar
garet Wolf, John T. Liftler, Jas.
Il. Litter, sarah Jane Garlouxh.
Nathan G. Litter, David L. Lit
tier, George Litter, Nathan Lit
tier, Josiah w. LittIer, Nancy
Wilson, Rachel r. Furxton. C'raw-
ford smith, Elizabeth Weaver.
BENJAMIN Weaver, Emanuel
Weaver, Jacob Weaver. Henry
Weaver, Angeiine Walters. Ma
~ Hill, Catharine Wilier, George
N. Wiiier, Charles II. WilIer.
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1rensr CosFs u Cs1Ax County. Iowa
Terra. 1&a
n NH.tsnr

- - II a42B-
against
kztEA S-1 NJ sgx. Of West vIrEpiA.
w16gv - -sas-sa Jeoy4iEx%. -
eAfe<z4, tsSsg A1ES Wet ami
ISAAe we8o. her hastand- Nary
An1 Je11AEg.. william yeC- i
nin&s~ the yo0neer ~ the STATE
Of IA2Ex Ann ". ERS& and her
husband, James B1xh. MaYy j
6OuAd and her haSsand. A ri
1yoE q. John l. J@anInGS, Aexcy
Z Js1ntnEsr Hannah YJsnn tnxr
Abigail u 6yeex and her aus-
band. Jaeep14 Hyefx, residents o.
Tie state Of Illinois. and b<lFv
OF Jsy1 SeD Hinxk. decreased, sim
con smith. E<fs~es@ A4-ye-
AID Ber zassss &c. Isan EAsx~r
seth smith, Eliza MeIarnsby.
and her husband, - SseRarne-
by. James sza2tss. sg2o,ncsss
sanitas- Jennings smith: Mary
Lsyl. ana Ees bus ga.s4i. - d.
Wis. sarah slnxiesou and her
husband, Jefferson Singleton.
Mary Ann Baker and her hue
band. Thomas Bake, Margaret
] Taylor. Frances ii Taylor,
George y Taylor. Andrew j
TAP lDr, and William 4 Taylor.
heirs NJ Law NJ sarah Smith. de-
ceAsed. Residents u the stale a
Oregon; Levi johnSon. Oliver
Johnson, simeon Johasoo JansA
Johnson. Eliza Ann yohnson,
and Roxalina Callahan and her
husband. Delonna CallAhan, |
ssfrs e iaw q May Jshnson.
deoa9ood- Tegtd~Ats ~ the state
a CHR wfit{a~ n rnAHf--
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In Circuit Court Of the state
OF Iowa. within and for
Cellar t4lxlnty
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23


/ July sd. 1867. (
We,ihe undersigned trustees Of New
York Presbyterian Church, Ia the
bounds OF Cedar Pfesbytery, county Of
Cedar, and State Of Iowa, do hereby
certify that our church lot 10 paid for
snd secured 70 the Old School Psssby.
terrain Church, by . sumcient deed.
and thas the su0 necessary, In addi.
ton 70 the appropriation Of the Board
| OF Church Extension, 10 finish our
Church edffice, 10 actually colleoted
from bona fids subscYibers, and expsn-
ded upon the building, 20 that the i've |
hundred dollars, granted by the Board |
Of Church Extension, will complete |
our house Of worship, and leave the |
whole property free from debt and De- |
cuniary liability Of every kind:
Signed by J. G. Lyle, J. p. Wright.
Hiram Frank, Edie 3. Templeton, G..
A: Pound, J. z. l.. Carey, Trustees.
N. b. The requirement In the
above certificate, that the Church lot
shall be secured to the Old School
Presbyterian Church by sufficient
deed, 10 fully met only when the deed
Of the lot 10 50 drawn or supplemented
that the extinction Of your church or
o change in Its ecclesiastical relations.
shsli nOt work loss OF the property
TO the Old School Denomination with
out the consent Of the Board Of Church
Extension Of the General Assembly oil
the Presby Church, In the Uni
ted States Of America. The mode OF
reaching this result, varies SO much In
different States. that the Board cannot
give any general legal form.
We wish to make one other state
meDt; the debt Of the church when
you were made trustee, was $3.50. Mr.,
MAyes gave You notes and accounts for
$500, which we knew you collected,
and Of which, except $50, We never
knew the disposition made. This we
do know; the debt increased from
$3.50 tos75O, with $500 Of money In your
hands. during your msnsgem ent Of the
affairs.
In conclusion We will say. you have
the church; We have not interfered
with you or II for the last eighteen
months, and We do assure you We shall
not In the future. Now cannot you
posssss 1t In peace In your ef-
forts for peace wesympathize with you.
but should you fall, rest assured that
your peace Of mind and the confidence ,
In you, and the extreme reepect. CO.
teen and love In which you are held
by tbs community In which you live.
VIII more than com psnsate you for
your efforts. Good BY, Mr.. Carey, and
sll your conditions, past, present and
suture. JAMES NEwCoX.
@. NAVE.
= ,. TSAPLEToB. u
The New York herald., 1874-09-22
CI,UTIIING.

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a TIOEt-HAvING RECEIVED VERY LARGE
"A orders from my agents for Wearing Apparel Car
pets. Furniture, Ac compes to pay the following
prices FOR Dresses. 81 10 $S5 for Coa 81 to S2 iof
Pants u 70 ~ by calling or Addressing Mr. or Mrs
ROSE NnEkG No. 20 seventh avenue second house
above twenty fourth street,, will be literally dealt
with. ~
AT b. M1NTZ'S, 2is THIRD AVENUE BETWEEN
"A twentieth and Twenty first strees ladies and gem
uemen can dispose OF their casto Clothing Carpets
sna yewery At me highest cash prices silk Dre,sea $40
the city. - ~'
M SICKEL WILL PAY TIE HIGHEST CASH
1u. price for ladies' and gentemen's caston Cl0lh.
Twenty. Lhlrd GgaAt