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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-06

As nothing has heretofore been
heard from the Anamosa EureLo IN
on the congressional question we
make the following extract from a
well written communication 20 las,
weeks issue:
While both Price and Burnett
have their personal friends who will
warmly support them in the conven-
ton, they have not the bitter enc
mics and indifferent friends which
Cotton has to contend with at the
polls, nor would they have the dis
heartening record of ls.! staring
them in the face. Jones County
would earnestly support either Price
or Burnett, but it must be confessed
that Cotton would be drawback on
the ticket Muscatine will rally en-
Enthusiastically for Burnett-There has
been no prominent office given to
any citizen Of that county Tor wears.
except the Attorney Generalship.
which was filled by Mr.. O'Connor.
and they feel that they have been
sighted. On this account and be.
cause Of the great popularity of Mr..
Burnett, he would have a rousing en-.
dorsement at home. Price stands biob
IN the estimation of the people of
this county, and perhaps there is no
one, except our own citizen. John
Russell, who would receive hearth |
er support in Jones. His six years
in Congress would be
much in his favor, while some local
and personal matters, possibly, might
operate against him elsewhere. The
Republicans of this county insist
bat strong men shall be placed on
heir ticket, from the highest Office
0 the lowest, for we cannot afford to
'se any whitewash in the approach
q campaign. I
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-06

X remains to be seen whether one
man can take the Republican party Of
this Congressional District BY The
nose and lead il 10 it's death. Err
Yress
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Bankruptcy Notice.
District Court Of the United states,
For the District Of Iowa
In the matter Of

For the District Of Iowa
In the matter Of
Peter Flansburg FIN Bankruptcy
Bankrupt.
A alias warrant has been Issued by said
~ Court against the estate ofPeteI Flans-
burg, Of Clarence, In the County Of Ceda
OF The state OF Iowa, In said District ad :
judged bankrupt upon the petition OF his
cfeditors;and the payment ofany debts and
the delivery of any property belonging To
SAID bankrupt, To him or TO bis use. and the
transfer OF any property by him is forbidden
Dy law: An adjourned meeting OF the cred
l.o,s % saih bankrupt 10 prove their debts
and u choose one " more assiuncss oS Ms
estate Will be held at Court Of han ruptcv
70 De holden a. Cedar Rapids, in said Dis.
trict on the 9Th day OF August. A. III Is71 =,
10 o'clock A. NJ, st the on ce or n. n d.
more, one ofthe Registers In Bans ptcv ~
said Court. PETER MRI.ENkVs "
2w8i Y, G. Marshai Hassnrsss,
ny J. q. shattuck, Dept d. q. Nsrshst.
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The cogn and osss corner il
Chicago were 1ound up q thret
O'Clock FRIDAY afternoon.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-06

Notice Of Final Report.
Estate OF Bend. Meloes. deceased
The State Of lows. Cedar county, IS
10 whom II may concern:
Won are hereby notified that the final re-
port Of Jane Melott. Executrix OF said
estate has been nled with the the Clerk oil
the Circuit Court and that .he Angus;
term Of the Circuit Court OF said couu-
~. commencfng on the 9Th Monday
3sth day of August. 1874, has been sci
- the day for final hearing in said
case, At which time all persons interested
may appear and show cause why said
executor should not be discharged
2w32 ". n. NANSESS, Clerk
Per A. r. Fleming. Deputy.
PIArr 4 CARR. Att'ys
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Money is offered ..on call. In New
York, At the rate Of Two per cent per
snnum, gold.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-06
Notice or Dissolution.

All whom 1t may conceFn are hereby noft-
ned that The business relations heSetcfOre
existing between the undeFxtGueo have
been dissolved by mutual consent
III. RILEY,
July Sah, lx4- W, y. CtsAPf s
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Upton SEMINARY.
FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
Upton, IOWA.
MISS r. 3. SCRIBNER, PRrs.
Assisted by Efficient Teachers.

Assisted by Efficient Teachers.
CALENDAR: The Scholastic Year begin
on the LIST of Septem ber and closes on the
second week in June OF each year 1t is di.
vided into three terms OF twelve weeks each
The Fall Term of 1874 will open on Tues
day, September lst.
TINE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION en-
braces all the Higher Branches OF Eng
iish education. with Latin, French German
Music, Drawing. Eeedle-work, and other
accom- piishments.
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IL
The eaucuses will be held in the different
townships on saturday, August "a, Al three
o,cinck ~ ,t al the last place Of holding the
general election unless otherwise ordered
81 the member Of the committee IN Inc
township wishing a change, public notice
having been previously given.
IL II also suggested that al the several
township cancu-es. the delegates b- selected
10 tie County Convention with view 10
their pa fIeipafton In a Convention 10 NOM
mate u candidate for County supervisor
from the District To which they respectively
belong. This suggestion Is made with the
Idea that such District Conventions could
easily meet apart and transact their ba.i-
ness At the same time and place as the
county Convention. thereby saving much
time and trouble.
j. W. kySFTT,
Chm County Central Committee.
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Republican County Convention.

A Delegate Convention q The Republican
marry 81 Cedar county Will he held al the
.'ourf House, in Upton, on SATURDAY.
AUGUST 9TH. 1874. for the purpose OF plac-
ing in nomination candidates Tor the oflees
OF County ssecorder and Clerk OF the District
and Circuit Courts
The ratio OF representation viii be one
delegate lor each township. and IN addition
thereto one delegate for every nfty votes.
and one d.. 'egate for every fraction over 25
votes casr for Joseph VI. Beck, Tor Judge OF
the Supreme Court. at the general election
of 1873
~ which each township il entitled III the
, 1874-03-17

Tho Rov. George Huntington will load tho
noon prayer-mootiug to-day.
Tho Christian Union Literary Society tuoosH
this eyoning at lii East Madison stroot
Indies who aro oirauating temperance poti-
tioua Oh tho South Bito aro requested to return
thom to Mrs. q. u. Maruh, No. 1220 Wabash az
ouuo, by o'clock friday.
Attention Is invited to tho advertisement OF
Lo1nuol blilk, published III another column. Of
foring tor ealo his farming lands In Iroquois and
Kankakee CountioH.
Tho banquet and ball Of tho Irish Literary Aa-
sociation will be hold tonight ut tho South Side
briggs House, 81 alraaty announced. Tho ban-
quot will commence ut precisely ooloot.
Tho citizens Of the Eighth Ward, irreapsotiyo
Of purity or nationality, are requested to lncot at
=. ". Mortollos, .corilor OF Wright und Jeffnr-
sou streets, Saturday. at halt-TaHt O'Clock. to
take action In reforollce to tLo approaching town
o:!ooton, aud to nominate delegates to the Vest
Town Convention.
The ANIMAL mootiny OF tho Womann Foreign
missionary Society Of tile Thiltl Presbyterian
Church will DO hold in it's leotliro-room ut 2
O'Clock thia afternoon. Tho Executive Commit
too OF tho Presbyterian Board Of MibsIous OF the
Northwest deairo to havo this meeting tho occa-
sion Of groat union missionary gathering Of gil
tho Presbyterian churches OF Uhleago md its
Vicinity. Although Mrs. nhoa bus for tho present
withdrawn from aotlyo seryios, aho hnB consent.
, 1874-03-17

On Sunday afternoon a. meeting waa hald here
presided over by tho Rev. Edward Sullivan, D.
D., aud a Protestant Episcopal Parish was or
ganizod, to DO called by tho aamo name as that of
the church In Chicago, OF which tile presiding
officer TINT occasion IL tho rector viz, Trinity
Chlrcl, aud pnriah.
After tho business Of tho Meeting had beon
concluded by olecting WardenH, Vostrymon.
Clerk, and Treasurer, some very appropriate re-
marks woro made by DR.. Sullivan, ch,otiy to
show TINT however desirable It nny bo to promote
sympathy, courtesy, kindly foolingu, and ploaa-
mt intercourse among Christian negbors OF
all denominations, little practical good has eyor
raAuted from attempts to unto In ono organiza-
tiou, or oxpeot tho corporation OF individuals
Wl4ose yieWs tilror SO essentially az to tho
forms of church government and ro-
ligi0uB belief. On tho contrary experience dlc-
tnteH TINT nH soon aH O. sufficient number
OF individuals MO drawn together In ciroln-
stances to warrant tho attempt, 1t Ia toir wiaeBt
collrKe to .llte ih aseparate association to wor-
ship God ii, their own way, mud to prun,ota tho
cAuaa Of CAriat by efforts in accordance with
their convictions Of what Ia tho bost form, Of 10
doing,
: In tho evening service was conducted by DR..
Sullivan, who Kavo al, eloquent aud Instructive
tliEconrHo. Tho Baptist lluruh building was
Kindly offered for tfloHe services and Thankfully
accepted aud used. IhA movement Ia to be
followed by regular aervloos, to bo held at tho
hall OF tho Highland pnrk Religious Associa-
tlon, and conducted by Chicago Clergyman who
ARC interested III ltH AuCceHB,
, 1874-03-17
CRIMINAL.


John Potars, an iron thief, was yostorday hold
to tho Criminal Court by Judge soully in bouds
OF $500.
Justioo scully's docket yesterday footed up the
Rum Of @G5, Of which 500 WIS paid. Justice boy
don's docket footed up $50, Of whioAa small por.
tion was paid.
Michael Cornell WAS before Judge scully yes
to-day, charged with burglary. 0ficor Flynu
made tho arrest. Council il 3 youthful. burglar,
being only 18 years OF age. HoWaa hold Tor Lis
appearance undor bonds Of $1,000.
John ". Smith was again before Justice Boy
dons South Side Police Coutt, yesterday. for Tie
shooting Of Tigho, and l!eld ii bonds of $1,000
for his appearance. Tighe is improving.
Mary blair, On old otfonder, WHO Aas boon ho.
fore the Police Courts on unauy On ocoaBlou
cAargoa with asHooiatng with auAplciouH qharaq-
tar under suspicious circumstances, was aBan uI
yesterday. Sue was disposod OF by 1ino OF Slb.
Christopher Cutler was before Justice soul1y
yesterday, charged with tho orlmo Of l1rcany, III
stealing M oyorcoat from Mr.; Dennls Long, at
He WAS hold to the Criminal Court in bonds Of
$500.
Mary Costello and Abhio Hackman two 70.
spectacle aud goud-lookng girls, woto hofo1e
Justice Doydan yesterday, charged With pellling
without license; These girls, innocent Of the
IN tic habit of purchasing lacoB, anll going from
house 10 Aouso aollug their stock at q. .rcasona,
bio advance OH their original cost. Justice BOY.
den read them tho inv on this point, and, o.
aeoouut Of their ignorance 10 tic mattor, dls.
charged them.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Joseph Miohl, q beor~vender, was before Com
missioner lIoyne ylHtnrdny for not panoelinA
stamps ns prescribed by the informal Royenue
laws. IIo waa held In bonds of 500 for future
appearance.
A man na,nod Hardin Cox waH struck over tue
head yesterday, nt tho stook-Yartls, by man
namod james Mckinney, md seriously injured
The trouble grew out OF m attempt by the latter
, 1874-03-17

Charles Paine, General Superintendent Of the
Lake Shoro Is Michigan Southern Railroad, ia il
tho city.
Prof. Pepper brings with him over AZ tons OF
apparatus with which to produce the experiments
illustrating 1is popular science lectures. A spo-
cial matineB for tue children, Iaturlay after-
noon, is announced.
Fire-1iarshal bonner will atart on trip to
Cincinnati, and possibly to st. Louis, to-day.
11o will return BY Saturday. If possible. Ills Oh
ject ia to obtain tho results Of tho trial OF the
chemical enE'es in those cities.
Tho Hon. John I. King, Uutod States District
Attnmoy for tho State OF New .1eraey, il doing;
Clioago under tho special attention Of Commits.
sioner Aoyne.
AIr. Clarencs Cross, late with T. ". Harrey Il
Co., has been appointed The Freight Agent iu
Chicago Of tho Hannibal e. st. 10 lsniltoad Com
pany. Mr. CrosB' long experience as a travelling
agent Will bo Of great advantage to li1u in his
new position.
Dr.. Johnson, an old representative Of the
| medical profession Of Wisconsin, and ge1,tlo~
man fayorablY and famtliary known rs one Of
the early sottlars of AlilwGukce is III Chicago OIL
hrieft, visit, TO do Aonos to the day We cello.
brate." Or. Jol!nson is guest OF 1lr. Philip
Conlcy at the st. Charles.
After tho yute vas announced on tue Sunday
ordinance In the Council Inst tight-Ald. Dixon
having voted In tho noeatye-A. O. Hosiug won't
over to Aid. Cullortons scat and whupered to
him: "Wll the boys vote for Dixon aow2"
Five OF them did.
Tom Foley yesterday received telegram
from hudolnle. IL Now orloanH,, oetferns to play
! anybody q thrao-ball gamo OF billiards, in the
City Of Chicago, Tor auy amount Of money. Mr..
Foley to!ogranhcd tue proposition to Garnior,
and wrote to Duly. IIora ID chance for Gnr-
nler. Chicago is tue city Of lais best love, tho
hume Of hoats ot friends, and ho can scarcely
decline to meet Rudoiphe half way and play
| hero.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
| Grand Paciao-W. II. Raymond, montreal; /;
CIV. Turnor, Cleveland; y: ". Felt st. Louis;
s, ". Looni!s, Roston,;, A. Y. johnson, Louis
man Louse-~F. u, sqnirou, Cleveland, A.
Schmidt, baltimore; ]. T. NANNY, Rockford T.
L. Graco, st. Paul q. Hommlngs, New York !,
Mayb9 b1 Rlot hoaol i s,.o; 9isson Msn,o"; ASu'9 g
True Boston; ]. 7. DiuBmore, Now York; W.
H. 8. Champion, Milwaukee. g. !. Palmer
house-:M. s. 0!spe, England; G. Faber, New
bedford, J. Y. soots, Oswego,; J. ]: Dalr, Now
York; Z. N. Stouglton, Now York; Y. Penroso,
Pittsburgh.
, 1874-03-17


TO the LifYor n 7he Chicago Tribune:
B1n 1t iB q dop1orablo faot that tho moment
houae is vacatod In this city, and tho plncard
"To Ront" placed upon 1t, from that moment
tho cyos Of tho plratIcal crow Of young rufIlans
who infost tho city are fixed upon It, and whit
Ing only for moment when thoy Gun bronx
through some door or window, and rob It Of any
plumbing thoy can got tholr lands upon. This
has Of lato boon carried on to Buoh MI extent as
to become intolerablo, and it Ia time tho atton-
ton Of tho authorities WIS chilled to tho faot.
Lot them but visit tho shops Of tho notorious
junk-doa!cra who arc reaping r1ch harvest
from their tratlo with thn thioying crew, and I
have no doubt they will thoro fluid tons OF tliB
snno stolon 1eat-pipo md faucots, Lot MI in
voBtiBntion take placo, and a fcw Of tho raaoa',y
young yagal,ontla, wlio 70 around armed with
SAWS ready for their work, bo put whero tloy
can have iron bars to work upon instead OF
oat.pipo, and I have no doubt tllat this common
complaint will coaae. 4 VI0r1M,
, 1874-03-17
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ,

IN WAH11NHTUN.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March t8.-~A number Of
olcrgynen mot to-tlay to diHouBn tho temperance
question. 1t was proposed to hold prayor-moat-
ings noxt week in i1lrtherance Of tho causo. The
GIcssrp. Lawrence aud MONROE tho first enaotine
that tho uBual parapllornal1n used about drinking
placos shall bo considered AZ evidence that liquor
is sold; and, second a damage bill similar to
that now in force in Ohio, were advocated. A
tho appointment Of O. committee to wait on COM
mittaeb Of Congress having thom in charge, and
urge their passage, was adopted. a committee
wns appointed to wait on aud request tile Catho-
lie olergy to corporate with thcn in this movo-
mcnt,
, 1874-03-17

now tho aite of mnny valuable buildings. Mitch
oil claimed TINT ho lad purchased Dicknor'a
tIchot. and took quiet posaosslon Of tho lot. IIe
sold PORTIONS, and gavo rnrt to tho rai1road for
topota. LII 1910, Alon johnson. Sllorilr Of Do
Knlb County, discovered TINT no record existed
Of transfer by Bickeer to Mitchell, md finding
that lS!chnor Ind diea, he Administered OH tho
oataso, md advertised the property for snc. THO
nale WAS broken up by ,nain forco, and tho aTair
clnitIa TINT BIchncr transferred bin tickot to
Joseph Camp, md nro about to n,o. All of
whict, results from State esnbarking. In tho
lottery business
, 1874-03-17
NEW YORK,

m NEW Yoax CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW YonE, htnroIl 10.-aloyera' saloon. on
Brfdyo street, Brooklyn, WIS thronged last oFen-
INK On tho occasion Of d temperance prayer
mooting being hold thoro. Tho proprietor made
oil things comfortable for tho women, but has
not promised to close hB sn1oon.
Tho tomporahce mooting IN Harry Hills thea
tro last oyonng differed little from tint Of tho
previous Sunday. Gen. Alullou conducted tho
mout wna caused by a parrot calculating,
"Yon'ro Irish /" Thero wero humorous siguors
tc tho pledge, which was kent until tho bar waa
oponed at tho cloHo OF the mating. Tho signors
In Ills own mind tho duration Of hin total abstl-
nonco promise.
Tic Methotlst n,inistera to-tay appointed a
conlmittco to report upon tho temperance quos-
ton,
, 1874-03-17
to got iliH cattle on tho aoaoB wli1e tho former
wns onttlod to tho ttsa of thom. THO aHBailaut
was held In bail Of s. 1,G0D.

to got hiH cntto on tho sontos wili1e tho former
wns ontis!od to tho ttHo Of thon1. THO aHHailaut
was held III bail Of $1,000.
Dotwoen and 0 o'clock suntlay evonIng tho
nuo, WAS ontorol by, tho basement door and
| robbed OF . lot OF plato, knives and forkn, m
| Astrakhan olonn, oto. The family INV n wo1ann
| leaving tho house. but did not thon know her
errand. It ia suspected that hl,e belongs to tho
| burglars who lnvo For Bnmo woeks boon ororat-
| Ing In tho South Division.
| A warrant .waa issued yesterday by JuBttce
Haincs for tho arrost Of hInx pol0c1nlt, nj, op.
tIcan ncar tllo corner Of State md ;MadInon
| btraota. Tho warrant was IBBued on tha COM
TINT on tho 7th day Of October, 1871, ho paid to
| Mr.. polacllck, who waB then tho Tr1nHuror OF
tho Ltcdorkrantz Society, tho. slim Of $500 tu
hand to 11anB Dalatka tho loador OF tho Soctoty;
failod to do SO, but appropriated tho money to
| hiB own private ttBo. A1r. poachek wnH brought
up, and hold in bonds Of $500 for his appear
anco to-day.
Judge Doyden yesterday aftornoon. at his pri-
| vnte Office, heard tho case Of Sherwood " Uol-
| don. Thia iB a caBo In which George Sherwood.
tho p'nintin, purchased aome timo ago picco Of
property valued At $1,000, located on Ashland
avenue, Of c. 9. i. Holdat,. the defendant, Bher-
wood, payng Holden s100 down to bind the oon-
| tract. Holden was to f1rniah tho nbBtract of tho
tito within giyon time, which llo failed to do:
Upon htr. Bilerwoods requesting tho roturn Of
tho &1O0 paid by HIM to Holden, tho 1attor ro-
! fused to roturn tile amount, claiming that ho
had Kept his part Of the contract. Arr. Shor-
wood, tllrougl, ls attorney Miss Alta II. Hulot,
brought suit for tho recovery OF tho s;100. Tho
casa was abIy conducted by tho upponing at-
tornoys Miss Hnlott malo very io1ciblo arg,1-
n,ent in bcnlf Of her cliont, aud, In hor s,,i,,-
/ ming up. gave uttera1co to a burst Of ooquenea
sucti M tho little Office OF Jusioo Doydon soyer
hoard before. The Jury retuYned their verd.et
for Miss l1ntett Gy bringing in u judgment
against tho defendant for slU0.
, 1874-03-17

Green peaa, cstcr1nbera, string beans, and
caulillowers aro in tho market, and in t1By or
! Two the first consignment Of Htrawborrios from
New Orleans is expected.
We have received from Emerson l. Stott, No.
$50 Wost Madison street, n copy Of tho 1fillsuer
and Dressmake' for March, containing tho usual
number Of fine colored plates. eto.
Tho election for officers Of tho Y. III. @. A. yss-
terlay resulted in tho choice Of N. g.. Douton
presdont; 0. Fl. Horton, First Vioe-prosidcnt; !;
J. II. Cole, socon1 Viea-psesidont s. A. Kean,
tary; aud !. ". rarlin and J.W. boan, Hoard Of
Manngerd.
At tho meeting Of tho taxpnyora of tho Ninth
Ward, hold last night at No. ~ Blue island ay-
tho Convention OF tho 23d inst, which will nom
inato officers for the Town Of West Chioago.
hlr. 7. '. Kcnncdy was called to tho Chair, and
". Frasor appointcd Secretary. On motion d
committee Of tlyo wa. choBon by tue Olntr,
consisting Of II: Knott ": Fraser, r. Oondon,
=. Mcbride, aud ]. 7. Mullen, who reported tho
following delogatos, viz: L. Nolan. - Oladk,
Robert knott, +. McBrllo, md p. Condon, who
woro unanimously conhlmod. Mr.. Charles scail-
Ion then addressed the nlccling, which aoon aftcr
adjourned.
In pursuance Of request from tho County
Superintendent tho Principals Of tho public
schools OF this county met Saturday at tho SUI
porintendenta office. George D. Plant called tho
mcotlng to order aud stated that the object Of
the meeting was to considor thu proprioty Of Or
gani2iug a Principals Association. lIiB sugges-
tiona mot with d hearty concurrence by the Prin-
cipals, mud Il temporary organization was effected
by olocting Prof. Haven. Of Evanston pres-
tary, 1losBrs. Plant. Dodge, Haskell. and
Haymap wcro appointed asa COMMITTEE to arrango
q plan for further procedure. After e. short ooa-
sultation tho Comsnitteo reported: That
and got Of by-laws for tho government Of tho
Society TINT tho Couauttteo mcot for TINT pur-
poae at tho same place On the last Saturday Of
March, at 10 o'clock u. nj. :; and that tho next
,,riay Of April, at 10 o'clock a. M, in tha Bupor-
intendcnt's office. Tho report ::was ndopted, md
tho Cou,mitteo discharged. MessrH. Seymour,
on Constitution and BYLAWS, after which tile
meoting adjourned to lneot at the same plaoo on
the tirat Saturday in Apli!.
, 1874-03-17
i HINT TO 1IouRr-AdEHTg.

r The Editor of Tho Chicaaa 1riGiaNt:
Sin: Why to not our house ngcnts like
thoso III tho East, gfyo tho price in connection
with tho location Of tho house? Many Of thom
hive to 60 to thoir oGico only to fud that the
house Is milos away from whoro wo want It, and
the stylo and perhaps price, too, wrong. They
will gain favor with the people, BY giving locn-
ton AID price, and thereby saye us time, Which
is money. HousE-VANTEn.
, 1874-03-17

naaionu.
lilo regular Hfnrol, mooting Of tho Chicago
Daptiat Union will bo held at lilo noon PRYOR.
muotng room, cornor Of Clark md Washington
gtroots, this ovonng at ~ o'c1ools. In accori-
brothrou cortain important amendments to tho
Constitution will 10 prosontol for action ut this
mooting. Tho dcugn IL to giyo greator acopo
mid o1icionoy to tho Organization, and moro per-
feet unity III 1T. tn work IS yery desiIable tnat
church in Chicago and vicinity. Reports viii 10
presented from, tho missions OF tho Union.
, 1874-03-17

lawyer Of South Carolina, have laid olaim to
property valued at 90 600 600 or S. 900 O0O in tho
CITY OF Atlanta, Ga. In the Original drawing by
lottery Of tbs lanls on which Atlanta Ia situated