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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-19

The Conservative will please not
misstate the allegations of the ADvER-
TIsER in onler 10 lie able 20 answer
them The ADVERTISER did no,
charge Tilden with completely in
1.-The passage Of the Tammany charter
AZ all. and the ammunition fired by
the Conservative at that mark was en-
tirely wasted. What We did say w.s
that Mr.. Tilden himself claim, to
have opposed that charter. which WAS
passed by the Legislature Of Y. Y. in
the winter of 's9-70, because he knew
il was designed alrncs. solely to assist
in the stealing schemes of the Tam
many ring - and that having this
knowledge, which compelled him II
make the show of opposition TO the
charter for which he claims credit.
he went right home To y. Y. City and
acted in complete harmony and
utilization with Tammany all through
the year ls70 and until August ls7l.-
Every one knows that when the willy
old demagogue saw Tweed Was surely
going down, he joined the Republican
pres in bsying on his rack and receiv-
Ell therefor the concentrations quoted
by the Conservative. We have nc
need to prove the Tsases liar" As
its extract in Eowise interfere @ith
the point at issue The ADVERTISER
Article was an odd one, and VAS pub
lished the last time by mistake, but
until the Conservative can find some
better reply than bold dodge. In had
better say little about the length OF
time il has hAi III under consideration.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-19

The Conservative has padded up it,
little canoe and received load Of the
dirty lies about HAYES ALLEGED Know
Nothingism. We published last wees
the sufficient answer tn thi, charge. a.
made by Carl Shurtz, himself for.
eigner. But the Secretary OF liGe -,
called American Alliance" has him
self been made a witness, aud while
testifying that Gov. Hayes j. not aud
never was member of the order. he
goes on 10 say thas the SANE kind %
an endorsement was given by the
same proscriptive kno--Noslins 50
ciety 10 reform sammy TIlaen for
Governor, two years ago The Sec
rotary adds: He found no fault with
lit, but, on the contrary, wa- very
" grateful for the assistance. oaIy ~
" requested tint ii mi3ht b. kcpt n
" sscret. M, tit should bec1aas DsaItie
" hs feared h. miga1 Lo3se tAs foreign
" uote.'
A sly old fellow il i Shammy. the
great reformer."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-19
AFrH the BATTLE.
The sobssaaalal vlcsoFy sill with
he Republicans.
Bat the legislature and the Rep
Fesensation In Congress are
boah Republican.
Ohlo Increases her Republican
Majority 10 ~. 800, and Gel
0Fld0 II no longer
.DOuhlful

Now that time enough has passed 10
entirely lift the smoke from the late
fields of political contest, we can with
some assurance consider the result
And il is not AT all bcastfully that the
Republican party still claims the sub
stantial fruit of victory. For while
il did not accomplish quite all it hop
ed for. all and more than al, it really
expected was left in its victorious
grasp.
From West Virginia nothing was
expected, even by the most enthusiast
tie, and therefore her l., 900 Demccrat-
ic majority was accepted without
comment as matter of course. In
the Wheeling District, however, the
Democratic candidate for Congress
only escaped defeat by the skin of his
teeth.
In Indiana the fight was three fold
ON Legislature. on Congressman and
on Governor. The Republicans won
the first two-thirds of the stakes and
the other third was taken by their
opponents. The Republican chicken
carried old Blue Jeans good way
toward the rear-re.,ucing the majo. :
~ of the last > years thirteen thou
sand yotes-but dropped him on the
safe side Of the line by maio-,ty O
SEQ from the Kentucky counties
The Legislature stands IS Republican.
To . Democrats in the Senate and 5:
Republicans To i3 Democrats in tn.
House. And best of all. Jour Congres
sional Districts repudiate their Demo
cratic Representives-the imitation
demagogues, Lenders and Holman
among them-and elect Republicans
The representation in Congress nov
stands Republicans "a Democrats
an exact reversal of the old figures. II
there is any Republican who would
exchange results with the Indians
Democrats, We havn't heard Of him.
As 10 Colorado, not even the Chicago
Times, or the Conservative, claims il
now that the other elections are over
last Sundays Tunes giving its
three vote. TO Hayes in an estimate
of the result.
Ohio did the clean thing
creasing her majority from $500 for
Hayes last fall to almost lo,0oo on
the State ticket. Barnes, for Sec.
rotary of State, on account of alleged
sympathy with the crusaders, ran be,
hind his ticket and will not have
much over 200 majority. Here also
Were number of confederate congress.
men elected to stay at home, no les.
than FIVE districts being gained by the
Republicans with two Others 10 be
contested on account of fraqdulen,
Democratic voting.
On the whole the outlook is encour.
aging. The Democrats have now no
hope of Ohio and are very doubtful
about Indiana Ii is settled that New
York must become st once the center
of the struggles without her Tilden
has no hope, even with Indiana And
the Republican sky is very bright in
the Empire State. With perfect har-
mony and the best of nominations op-
posed &c diseord and deficient candi-
dates. Tilden will have TO figure in
more than the 81, 600 fraudulent votes,
with which he helped Seymour out in
New York city, TO do himself any
good.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-19
THE Centennial LIFE


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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-19

How recently the Brooklyn iryss
hiss become in the opiaion Of Demo
crsts, unworthy Of cresfenes- tits nos
only the leciing TSpsr in the metro
poli.cn city o. Bruoklyn .bls il : edit
eli by one Of the niost influential De M
Gratis in New Workout he opposed
Tilden's nomination. and wouldh I
let crow. and il therefore th'ss and s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-19
AdmimkslraaDr,s No...

Notice IL hereby given that the nnS..
ed has this day heen sppoEntes ~ =, sign-
cnit Court Of Eedsr Comfy. Tow. 80 sIr
issrator OF The estate CT William r ..nln-
son. deceased; aud all persons hahaef-
claims against said estate are hereix ing
fed TO fise them with the rIerk not.
Court, clearly stated and dniy sworn !. az
persons owing said estate are na,. Ind %
maze immediate payment to he apd ,,,a z
tober A. ID. fa.a. y -
se@w 4. 7. ANDERSON. sdr.iaistr....
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-19

There l. something almost sublime
in . demccrss's faith IN the back
counties" OF Colorado. We suppose
that six months from now. asser PEe>i-
dent Hsyes Is comfortably running
things TO suit himself. there will De
old moss hack in Iowa, obviously
shaking their heads over the election
returns saying. Wait till You hear
from the hack counties Of Colorado
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-19

No better indication il needed of the
straits in which New York Democracy
finds itsslfthat the fact that even at this
early date the workof fraud hiss been
commenced A dispatch dated on the
l7fh. SAYS: Fraudulent registration is
creating much excitement in Brook
lyn. The Vigilance Committee has
discovered that In the Seventeenth
Ward there ara 80 men fraudulentiy
r~xsseescd; I'M the Nineteenth Ward
- men; ID the Twentieth Ward, $50
in the TweUsy-flrst, rs; in the Twenty
nah. In n the Elrvensh 80; in the
Txsnsy-third. 80 and in the SIX
scenth. 81
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SHERIFF. ale.

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-19

Julie Eo~saaan. Of Utah. oa Ocs-
lskh, pronounced the death sentence
ON John n. Lee for participating il
The Mountain Meadow uIa- sSers.
Abiding 10 the horror he TsnaaTs. ed
there are oShe7s equally guilty nos
vet discovered. 81 against Gsaom
evidence was lacking. who might
Therefore expect punishment Iht
prisoner having the right under the
laws Of the territory 10 choose death
BY hanging shooting or alsvs4in-,
having chosen 10 he shot. was sen
fenced to be saoS to death January
asth. 1>--.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-19
THAT couaEl STOP IT.!

From the sale ot ~ 90 bottles Of
Hale's Cough Cordial sold in the north
west within the E~asE Year, on guar
anccs 70 refund she nloaey in case Of :
failure - cure. there were les than
fifty bottles reSarned. bein- les than
one failure in 4 thousand. This fact
speaks volumes In favor Of this won
,leE..sal remedy for Colds, Cough sore
ThrazIs. Bronchitis. Asthma. &c
Physicians everywhere acknowledge
their surprise a. the wonderful results
fro.a the use Of this medicine. We
authorize wn. TuthiIl 10 warrant a
cure or return Thx money IN case Of .
failure after using one-h2lf the bottle.
Ii i very pleasant 70 the taste, nIak-
in- il \ very desirable remedy for chill
irea- 4s-sIu
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-19

The Chicago yosaTGis says: There Is
fiatterins prospect ofthe Republicans
securing the next National House of
Representatives All the States which
have thus far elected members of the
next Congress. are now represented by
forty-three Democrats and twenty
one Republicans In the next
Congress, they will he represented by
thirty-four Democrats TO Thirty T.
publicans. These results indicate that
the next House of Representatives will
have Republican majority of fifteen
or twenty. This is 80 small 3 margin
a. to give warning that especial
attention must eyeTyv here be given 10
redeem the House from the control OF
the Confeierales.
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The Centennial Life
otTe-s sae
MOST INSURANCE
a4r SIC
LEASE HONEY.

THIS cllepGaY is
strictly ~, Icfca COM
f.aY. 0tcseed AID or
ernfcd ty I0irft 2l,ea.
II IS 9,oi ats iirespon-
si5fe cralpaay. carey
OF III .soute OTHER state
ari,ere tie I0sra IneHt-
bors haze 10 refre o.
coairaf Of rs az5fsil s.
BAT has .Sfo0.000 4e-
posted sCifi fire State
-iadiior ~ ioTa 5pr
tie benefit II foaa
meR f8di - agents
here Il stifsetffg ~ 0cf.
;ssacs{ 81 tie Stfte u
E0se.. rs .siaIs IS tic
best 0ftff safest u al
life Insurance cur
puaies. lis rat s txre
oRc-fJ tIosc u Oh
F.a aen, .xss* aud
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-19

JOHN NJ. Corse. ''the hero 81 Ala
soona." was brave and = good soldier,
But the lest of men are liable Ia err,
and Corsc got into internally hsd corn
rany when he went 10 the lndisnapo-
ils Democratic Side show with the
veteran iSallot-iax stv ffers from RSiti-
more, Louisville and Chicssc. We
warrant BE tiiin't find there corpo-
RAILS guard Of the brigade Of men Whose
equal b-sye.y snshled him 10 lnsrlor-
tssirs h naSess =. !Alla.oo1s-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-19

TIE four denaosraie Gna-rssSnea
elected in Indiana have an sgS-Sfe
majority of SIS while The I've *
-,u6,sigsns have II .0Si; How does that
ok from H2ycs standpo5ns--tess-
Ssayxzfss~-
The shove item ) very Characteristic.
How many CoR-re~>EaeR does the
spa~Trxgfsry show Indiana 10 have
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-19
The Pyramids.

Wonder If ii makes the Conservative
happy to claim lo,Nso Democratic
majority in Connecticut when ii must
know that the Nutmeg state had
nothing except municipal election
in the cities. and that those showe
Republican gains:
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-19

n~s NoineS can faTaiSfs no Demo
cras. nor set Of democrats. who will VIZ
ger sl0a that Indians viii 90 for Tilden
IN November. and lei the prccsssiS a
the wager 10 70 benefit Of the poor. \
challenge 10 thai effect stood al isst
Friday and Saturday. 81 one Ct the
halletin boards in tfaa. city.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-19
FIRST DISTRICT.
III. G Coo Nominate for Sup er.
visor.

The Republican Convention held 10
nominate = candidate Tor Member o:
the County Boa-l of Supervisors from
the First District, eoave2tsl ~ LouIsEl
as four o'clock, +. NJ. Monday, 18Th
insa., pursuant 10 call.
J.P. Ferguson was called 10 the
chair, and Jnaa Dening elected See-
rotary.
The Committee on c.esientials repor-
ted representation a follows: Day
toni. r. Ferguson. q. E Smith:
MasSiIloa-John Deming; Springfield
j. ". Todd, d. w. Bid.
Upon blllosin-. H. c. Coe receives.
six Of the eight votes, whereupon he
was declared the nominee.
JOHN DEMISG, ~ccy.
]. P. FERGUSON, PRS.
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Only three weeks 10 the Presidential
election. The final day ofconflict viii
be Tuesday, November eth. Are goa
ready TO vote rs free citizen and a
genuine patriot should. in such an
ernervencYs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-19

The 81. Louis Globe DsBsocra tasks:
VIII somebody tell Us Whist are the
exact Democratic gains on Tuesday,
and will the percentage maa please
step forward and figure up how long IL
will he before the whole country will
s~n nsmnr-sriTs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-19

i MAJ sba IS Isl sos pf0slar Ear is
~ hpns.Ae q i, - thEna s;s-
-. TIE es.ty Ee wsr % Trus IL
10 hers p. orr IN case Of y u death
i Y life Insurance, cniy gu must
Be sure and select SCUM ompsny;
sch che Is tie Cen;sn Isl Lie, Of
T. 4.
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The of,iee Of County Recorder /.

Aiao bs the vote Of the electors il.
the respective Districts named.
The Office of Member OF the Roana
OF Supervisors from the First District,
The Office Of Member Of the Board
Of Supervisors from the Fifth District
Whereof all electors throughout the
county will take due notice and ee
governed accordingly.
4. +. MAYNARD.
sheriff Of Cedar Co. Iowa
Oct. 10th. A. II. l>1H
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STATE TICKET.

Fer Secretary az STATE
JOSIAH Z. YOUNG. 81 No1res-
Few Auditor q Ssas<,
BUREN, r. SHERMAN. Of Beaten
Fce Treasurer Of STATE,
GEORGE " REAlS, Of BaeA2nos-
Tox Register slate LAID olce.
DAVID sECoR. Of wianssaSo.
For Attorney Gsaersl.
JOHN r. NcJTNKIN. Of wAssinx.os-
For yucxe a. the supreme CeErs,
fse Al varAScy ~ rs~a<2Asxaz 81 c. Z SesEa
WILLIAM 81. SEWERS. Of xxsxskA
For Judge Of the Snprsnae Court.
WILLIAM H sEEyEES. Of Nahaska.
For Judge 81 the supreme Cocrs.
Go 81 Vacancy. term sxrzf.zx sAa- l. ls-S-l
JAMES H. ROrHROgk. cS Cedar.
For Superintendent Of Paelic distraction
CIV. vow CoELLN. Of Black Hawk Co.
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The Indianapolis Journal says: III
!. Democrats think they have got the
j. Republican party whipped in this
State khey1hre very much mistaken.
The trouble has just begun
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-19
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
NATIONAL TICKET.

For President
RCTHERFORD B. HAYES Of Ohio
For Vice President.
WIAII4.AN 4. WHEELER Of New Nork
Presidential Electors NJ Large.
John VAN Wakes BCE1-
WILLIAM r. HKPBCRN.
Presidential District Electors.
u Dsxsa-kyrLkDGE LEA.
s.s Esssr1-wAIDso u. roTfEE
- n<sr~sr-N- y. JOHNSON.
"a E&seSn-wILIIAN ". LUCAS
"a E1sarsn-R- HOWE TAYLOR
"a Easxrxr-w. n CSSSy.
- ENE-s1-G. l. GopFREY.
N nsx-es-w. ~ RRCoKS.
N psErsa-s ~ KinDER
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SHERIFF SALE.

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r. NJ 81 Issued ss&sga she @4SaGv 81 aSaA 80 N
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$50 MwA Ssafp 81 sewa. ~ az. We. :.
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ngf.tts.y fszssrzss4n II IL she ts@a q
sIsess s's~6aF ca.nt8s sssNAs :. ms
Ana shall asseF ire s@aaas - SO ~. 70
goury EsaSe door r. TIRE loss - +.
.asI cxSsnry. an sssGrxssy ne IN =.
Get A n 1s=w 81 ere ss'vtn@sa = =. saal
daY. TO SATISFY saRa sxseg Fas4 NkzNA $3.50
may ae~rze sn@rsGn. ,x~x
lated THIS Ssh G4y sfS.g.s. a. en-
A. n NAISAhL.
Ms Shssa6 Of Cedar Cs1n ~
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A PROCLAMATION
For the General Election, No
venber z. 1876.

Pursuant to law, /. SAMUEL J.
kIRkWO0D. Governor of the State
of Iowa, DO hereby proclaim that Il
the General Election. 10 be held OF
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-19
the STATE OF IOWA.

EY THE GOVERNOR.
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CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
JUDICIAL TICKET.

For Representative In Congress,
Hon. HIRAM PRICE. Of Scott Co
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21err advertisements.

g. Extra Fine Eivei Cards with rstne. lae;s
- postpaid L JoSE> 4 IL. Sasssa. y. y.
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More money in them TO the purchaser than
in anyboiy's thrc.hing machine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-19
Hendricks Denies.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 1S.-The NeabS
this afternoon will publish an interview
with Gov. Hendricks, in which he denies
the statement in the New York Commercial
Adwrtiser that differences OF opinion had
arisen between himself and Governor
Tilden. s.y,t ~ Y.
The Daily Metrs publishes the follow
ing interview with Governor Hendricks
with reference to the special from Sara
toga 10 the Commercial AdrertiSer of New
York: a..
Reporter-Will you indicate to the
Nttrs whether or not there Is any truth in
the Associated Press dispatch from New
York, 10 the effect that such differences
developed between yourself and Governor
Tilden at the Saratoga conference on the
currency question as. TO possibly oblige
you TO repudiate Tilden, or retire your
self from the ticket.
Mr.. Hendricks-Really have seen no
such dispatch as you refer to.
The reporter promptly produced the
telegram and the Governor, after read
ing It aloud continued.
It's wholly nnfounded in every partlc-
ular.
Reporter-Was your conference with
Gov. Tilden harmonious and satisfactory!
Mr.. Hendricks-It was. OF course we
differed in some immaterial things; but
on the real issues of the campaign we
were united. It would indeed be a strange
coincidence to find two men in the coun-
try whose opinions on national questions
were in exact harmony.
Reporter-The telegram then you pro.
nounce lacking in every element OF truth!
Mr.. Hendricks-Most decidedly so,
The Commercial Advertiser referred to in
the telegram, suspect is a strongly par
tisan paper, which readily accounts for
the fabrication to which tgaye publicity
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-19

Especial Dispatch to the New York Tines.)
CAMERON, NO., July 14.-Plattsburg
the county seat Of this (Clinton) county
was the scene OF reasonable demonstra.
ton on the 4th OF this month that fully
illustrates the sentiment Of disloyalty
against the General Government that Is
still entertained by many Of the sympa-
thizers with the "lost cause" and that in.
dicates what their action would be II an
opportunity offered for more forcible
expression OF those sentiments. The
Union people had assembled for the pur-
pose Of celebrating the national holiday,
and this rebel element unfurled the rebel
flag, which was borne triumphantly
through the crowd, its bearer offering a
hundred dollars 10 any one that would
attempt to cut il down. The Sheriff in.
terposed TO take il from his hand, but
was opposed and compelled to abandon
the attempt. Another rebel flag was
placed on the Court House, over
the front entrance, and remained
there until last Saturday morning, when
Il was secretly removed by some unknown
person. The clerk Of this county 10 re-
ported 10 have furnished one Of the flags.
His name is E. N. Turner, and he is q
candidate for nomination for Secretary OF
State at the approaching Democratic
Convention. There ID a rumor aaoat to
the effect that the principal parties con-
nected with these proceedings were In
state OF intoxication, but such was not
the case. II was undoubtedly a thor
oughly prearranged affair. Neither Of
the two Democratic papers published at
the scene OF this action has mentioned
the outrage in any form whatever, either
through sympathy with the action or fear
Of the parties engaged in II. It Is need.
lcss TO say that the loyal people Of the
country are very indignant over the mat.
ter, and had they had any previous notice
that such movement was contemplated,
Il would have been prevented even at the
cost Of blood, for there are many Union
men in the county who are ready to vim.
dictate the Gag Of their country at all
times and under all circumstances.
The Missouri ex.rebels are among the
most defiant and outspoken Of any oi
their class. A gentleman who has trav-
eled extensively in the South and South.
west, recently, says that everywhere he
heard the Federal Government spoken oil
with tho utmost loathing and contempt
The common toast in bar.rooms in this
region is "Here's TO the next rebellion
and the late massacre ut Hamburg, s. q,
is but an illustration Of what Is Ia store
for the blacks and Union men OF the
South should Tilden be elected. The
universal opinion in Missouri among the
rebel Democracy Is that Tilden, II elect
cd, will prove another Buchanan, and In
that hope they are leaving no stone un'
urned 10 secure his success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-19
FIRE RECORD.


ST. LOUIS: July 1S.--A fire in the pork
house Of Basset 4 Lincoln, late last night,
damaged meat to the extent Of $4,000.
Fully insured. r
CINCINNATI, July 1s.-The entire west
ern portion Of the town Of Demossyllle,
KY, a station on the Kentucky Central
railroad, was burned at two o'clock this
morning. The most important losses are
stone dwelling house and large ware
house containing $4,000 worth Of to-
bacco belonging to ]. N. Stevens, and DR..
McGills office and residence. Stevens
loss $4,000. Insured for $1,000 in the
Etna.
( DETROIT, July 1S.-A fire at Hard.
scrabble, near Bay City, Mich, burned the
saw mill OF Gardener 4 Sons, with about
$4,000 feet OF lumber. Estimated loss
$4,000; insurance $4,000.