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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-04-05

jopI X Ill 10 sis.-lae following no.
,ice we clip from the Lyons Mirror to
show TO our readers one OF two things,
either, thai the b.tiom OF Iowa Central
Air Line r. r is not ,ery sound or that
the faith in rail roals by the people OF
Cedar County issery weak.
It will be se,Sa that the people in the
ter Of Counties JUS. north Of US, are pre-.
parlng 10 bald Rail Road from Lyons
to Marion, a distance Of 80 miles, by
their own enc. giss and their own capt.
tai.
t."Le article is as follows:
Iowa Central Air Line Company.
Ne are informed BY gentlemen we'll posted,
ftst the prospects Of this G, mpany were never
IN re encoui . sng
TIE Board OF Directors ara n meet in this city
OIL Monday next. AMI remsin anti! arrangements
are fully made for grazing The road between ly
m. and Msrion this year. The Compaay ia-
tend to have the cars running 10 Maquokesa by
rs 1t Of Janusry nsxt Linn and Jon,s eoun-
III, sgree 70 raise $50 100 ia cash, TO be ex
pend this summer between l., Ons and ,isgGc-
NJ. Thh std,d to the amount raised ~ the
two laitr places, Il sufficient to complete the
. oaa tia, a s.a4c. .hoat RAINING into deb.
eae dollar. .-.
They purpose TO complete this grea,
enterprise wlihou, the aid OF Eastern
capital. Now It vas though, burden
Tor Cedar County TO supply means 10
build the one hud part Of the or third Of
fifteen miles OF road. |, may be our AZ
per nelglibors have better puea. than we
and if they hare, wa hope trey hare the
needfui also. Then aoair, they say Linn
and Jones rill furnish $50 600 in cash
FOR the division from Lyons TO Masuoke-
II. Now here is road far beyond the
limits Of their own County aud yet they
are subscribing $3.50, 200 for aud to u
company whose existence and life de-
ponds who ly upon this aid. Cedar Co.
voted $4,000 10 read within her own
borders, aud many OF her citizens cried
"ruina,ion" even NJ this. Now we ask
the people OF Cedar. what they think OF
the enterprise of the people Of Linn,
Jones aud Ciintenl They have enter.
prise and indomitabls perseverance. but
Notwithstanding, il requires the almighty
dollar in abundance 10 build rail- roads.
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Farm For sale.

IHE Executor Of the estate OF Seba Bailey
l. deceased, will oifsr for sale and sell on
Monday. the fifth day Of May next, the inter
eat Of sals Bailey, deceased, in and 10 the fol.
loving tescibed property, to wit
tn s Z quarter section 81 toynsbpj Al RAGE
west {. NJ. Also Z quarter n " quarter
section 10 township 81 range west p. NJ,
WAN Tie appnrteaanca, consisting of New
frans house "a BY SO, Good basement kitchen
win hrst rate seler Under the whoe building
Lame stable ~ by 80 feet, wood shed, well,
Fine orchard OK young apple trees 1870 in nun-
Der, ferry acres OF timber situated within aya
miles Of the prairie ffty acres under fence
ssrts-hve well improved. The sal. 70 take
pace at the resldencs OF the deceased al IL
O'Clock NJ. Of said day. J. Ell Carry.
Ex'r OF said Estate.
VIII sell the n quarter of n w qssEter sec
ZION township 50 range ! west II n at auction
~ me same time and place. j. r.. l.. c.
Aprils 9TH 1856. milan
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a Good .Meue:-MR. THoRlsoroS' o,
Iowa, in pursuance OF notice, introduced
a bill to authorize the building oil dams
and bridges across Iowa, CEDAR aud wa
besepinicon rivers, in the State OF Iowa.
which was read twice and referred 10 the
Committee on Commerce.
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BRICK.

The undersigned would respectfully bSsfa
be i'hshtsanis IL Upton ard vicinity that rs
We viii BE- prepared next season TO furn.sh t1iek
81 TIE best qahisy, and 10 s.y qaanttsss: a:a
VII also lake contracts to frrci bu.liiaxs Ia tf1
best poss bic mannsr, and at a. Iam prisrs o.
any builders ~ Cedar County. We also lave
'he rightof Cedar county fr the manufae<pis
and uae OF Fosters PArgAF BuuDs ~, E.o.xy
which have nov been Sufficiently tested 10 satz
tie them to The confidence " The pubic. A.,
buildings erect A Of the Talsn. HocS viii he
warranted 20 Give satisfaction.
tsiFe us call before closing ysar eaHrsc,s
win Others. il-3m NATkos i Casprs.,.
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Wanting a Splendid Stock ForE,,
Motto Q Extraorn dinry.

Inc undersigned haviag sold out bis a.ovo
and Tn Store to Samuel Tomiinson 1 Go.
Therefore, all persons knowing tAeruselges
indebted to me will cali and settle with shove
urn, before the fret Of April, 1856, othsr
Their accounts will be hfs for the law 70 collect
NY object for selling out was this, sold
Stoves for less than they do AZ MuecAtia: @, asv
export, which was : losing game, and. VIA. vaa
.ofse, Tonilhson L co. sold stiil cheaper than
did ~ good DEAL or cheaper than | could bay
% ior lear Of busting smash up / quit.
WI dEo. TaiaGu
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Sold Out.

All those Knowing .hert.clve. ind. l,ted To
shaw, Bagl.y y Co, ~ Book account or ether
Wiss viii please call and setlp lie same ,,o,s..
q a'eiy or coz. vii ensur they viii aGa us at
the county Judges Office.
~ SHAW. BAsfFY ca
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ala FuIroa:-Please announce the ZANE Of
-3t.e>zo SHAW A. TIE 8.pUbl en- candidate toF
school FGad Comm ..i9Eer, a; the stxt April
eleetio. and otiss lay isiEeas.
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3AlAA

nc Undersigned will burn several Kilns .f
brick me coming season, at the yard on Roel
creek, below Frazier's bridge.
PERSON. wishing quantities If brick can cen.
Hae'ior y ne" Or any time previoue 10 burn
hg nis-3In Il b. HILL l. co.
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lR H. gruE:--PIeass Rnnaans- the name Of
asf<sr i.,SH - = eaal date To- The oii.s o.
Justice Of the Paac.. for O. ARE f9snshp a. the
spril eIcctiea,
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Noes, S6lf
ssth slppy oi t~rl las In 'b- snwnaf llpr.a.
a'-sa- 4 farm If Al aefos ot 6rst elan prui-
~, - ia com,sgtahl. hoase, young orchard
J.. . sag2"4c-si bearing. .eI! .ztstta hy ;s,
ut bsrauch VI fsnsee Ran. - scrs, of lin b.
tH.ie ssath. ali ar asis ~ which aav rs had
y apsi1ips y a.lAIEi. LElgELI.,. ..
General Land Ascu, at Tlpt4n. loas-
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M. EuTrJR: Ptea.e announce tle name of
Au.ss BIAS sa1l lti.te fJr I ~ =aip As
syn f5r C4nlrc Tosnth'p, aRd ohlige
Many lie, ubiieaBs
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Lime For Sale

ne undersigned has nov ready for delivery
a ifrsh Kiln Ct good Lime, al his X in. On Cedar
hiv.r. TWO and half miles above Rochester.
Lime Kept constantly on baud
AZ u NfIIIAMlrA 4 TAslnkRR
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Dissolution.

TIL. co-partnership heretofore existing between
d. Ray J W. kynett is this day dissolved, b
mutual consent
Those knowing themselves inlahted, either by
note book account, will please call at the old
stand, and fink up
no 1873. W. hFNETr \ Go.
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NJ. EDlrnR :--fisase announce that Jos ph
+. : yder will he csniidate FOR reelection, g.
the Coming April kleas'oa aud ohlige.
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SAMUEL DEWELL,
Surveyor at Upton and Geatral Land agent
WILL attend promptly to all madness reqsirinz
an AGENT: spcn aA


an agent: such as
Buying and Selling on Commission.
PAYING OF TAXES
giving information respecting lands IN this com
~ &C. EmigraIts and settlers caR get choice 81
leetions Of lands by calling at kis Office.
FOR SALE. Lots 4 and 5, Block IL, town Q {
Rochester, upon which is situated eomforsa-
bic dwelling with cellar and well.
Also, Lot Q, Block 20. town II .aochesisv, by
SAauEI DrwsLL.
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POLITICAL COLUMN.
fGEH PRESS AND FREE DISCUSSION

\ fsEE PRESS AND FREE DISCUSSION.
For representatives in Congress, Of the ID
District in loua.
JAMES THORlNGTOS.
Republican safe Ticket.
For Scrs'ary Of Hate.
ELIJAH SELLS, of Musentine.
Fer .9alstor Of SAFE.
JOHN TATTEE, of Bremen.
For Treasurer Of State.
NJ. l., MORRIS, OF Polk.
Fer iaorncy General
SAMUEL A. RICE, Of Mahaska.
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IT HI undersigned offers FOR sac swo CONTEXT.
allie dwelling laea..s situated IN Iiptsn
One u house Ct good SIZE, and tie other &
comfortable house FIR small family. Een,
With COOL lots. 1861 JNO. II. STAR
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Editorial Correspo ndence Of the N Y. Tribune.
Senator Douglas Candidate for
Pre,idency.-Wasurx March IA.
The attitude assumed by Senator
douglas. leaves no room for further
doubt as to his aspirations for the Pfesi-
dency, subject to the choice ofthe Demo
cratic National Convention which is to
meet on May I'd, at Cincinnati. | hive
tins from persons who cannot be mista-
ken. There will be no lack Of effor, TO
give him the nominations; and, since his
bold bid for Southern favor, in his Kan.
sas Report, he is visited by and has prof.
lers OF surpor. from many more Slavery
propagandis.s than formerly. The can
didates for the Cine nnati nomination are
Pierce, Buchanan and Douglas. The
frs, has 90 chance at all. His friends
should tell him SO. and induce him to
withdraw, while he can with some grace.
l still think Buchanan has the prot ablli-
ties strongly in his favor, as there is no
present likelihood that Pierce will throw
his strength or weakness on to Douglas
side; bu. if the author OF the Nebraska
act should be nominated for President,
trust Senator Mason, the author OF the
Fugitive Slave Law, will be his Vice. -
Let Us have the whole platform enbod-
led in his ticket. H. O.
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Usage Orange.

have Tor sale about 1900 Usage orange
plants, nlfab'e for setting u hedge tho snsn-
Y. year. They will 10 sSld for cash Or y.
time with interest
rice ~ per thousand OrdSa MAJ be isfs
WIN Mr.. Gii'ett, Of Upton, or The aahs.r'ber
a. h.s residence, miles south 81 Iiptsa. %
'he Muscatins road. q. r HEEgR
no. ON
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To the Ladies'
Toe unarrs'ghtd are nov prepared to DO al
kirds at Dress srd Ma, TN maksng.
Cutting. Fitting aud Mixing Dresses will he
done so the satisfas tiUn ,f th0s t. oring t-nm
With patronage. Latest Sly les All ls.l5 - Al
WAYS rrceissl, .
;Sas~ Rooms over " Elliott Clothing Store
Mis- II. Nt,sAN,
pla-ts Ni-- ". i. IEAru,
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The Old Ieil fer sale.

Iu1tc No,ic. IL her-ty given sh-t In yzr:.l
aaoe VI ccc'tui ofds, rrrd" - iar CtGaty
oarf o. tcaas county, a. the ra.gaiss asyva
s1rn l>1S, II If + itt -al-, n Fable G4rrJ
Il re cot'' Hna'e IA iptos'. ca ta- strsG,h ary
of APh Al iss6. vt &C o'eleck T. N. 81 sA.l
lay The oil J,l bHlding and Lot t.n-. q,
n block s'Tt3,'sett. Ill on whcb thu = ne n
a'nttec. The Let aai iiolse VII he 70 Il ~
s.ihef OF erch stpsfatsiy 20 ,ri' the ssarsa.-ncs
Oh pufch ,ss5s, II tA- Hot " .oia separately
II Will 6a Nth epndit ~ rsrcTs |, 4 ~ No
los Ia one month fra u he time Of sale T-s~
pDe hiIa para cssh & w, aud the kulsuss IN
ohs .taf 1ttb 10 per cent iut r--t
% o.isr Of The CYan.y 0kurt ~ CvdsY
County is.a
~ ~. WELLS sF ,sR JrssN
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List Of Letters
fGElc NOlJGGS.
SheriTs Sale,

By virtue of al execution to me directed, is
sued o#t Of the Clerks Office OF the Di.tlict
court, 10 aud Tor County u johnson, ami State
oil Iowa, IN favor of Findiy A. Burke, Ard
against Joha Ttvea, have levied upon tn. fol-
I,Ftng real estate, to vi: The n. 3. ! Of : ".
&C 70 township 80, range !, west the v.
Oh s y. see 20, to~nship 81. range !,
west tn :. e.l 4 Of NV IL. geo 20. townsbib
81, range west, the c. g. / 1 81 g. 4. sec II.
township 81, raage | wss., ard the n VI
So. 4 SO 10, township 81, range W 1t, all
u which lies IN Cedar Cousty, Iowa Aud shall
offer the same at pubiic outcry on Saturday.
May the 81. 1856. at the Court house dooe Ia
Cedar county, between TIE hours Of 0 o'clock j..
h:aaad o'clock P. NJ. Of ssii day to satisfy
said execution and costs that may accrue there .
John II. Birri-y sheriff
u IA Il Upton, march 47th 1856
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SIS REV ARD.

lrt'rnat'sn IL anted Of tie rhssahsats
a riiis vnr, which was stolen from NJ house al
he mo hng q March IL s. sa bs pala
Tor The reurn Of the gun. M sis ts- saa . 4
tnelf sad Fiit bad nn,t III. i = 81 1l. ss-.
italf stocked aaa brns 'unt 4, a.i vas fora
efiS owned ~ JUAn LA ~ ,. .prlas Iosa. Iossa
y ~ M HAIEgsk ko8pA
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A Blow at the Franking Privilege.
WAsHIseroN, March 20
sc r.

EGNA
On motion of Mr.. Butler, the Post o.
fce committee were instructed to inquire
into the expedoncy Of discounling to
members OF congress the ranking priv.
legs, and lieu thereof amending motion
for the paymen. Of packages; also au-
thorizing the committee, If they see fit, TO
repor, bill regulating the prices Of
packages and letters members may trans
nit. Tie consideration of the deficlen-
cy appropriation bill was assumed.
The deficiency appropriation bill was
passed aud amended, when the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE.
The house debated the Senate bill, re-
moving the restriction on the Federal
Court to confine persons guilty OF viola
ton Of laws of the United States in PEN
itcntiaries within the judicial districts in
which they were convicted.
Mr.. Humphry Marshall opposed an
anne ndmen ut as follows: Where the use
Of the Penilen,iary is denied by any
State, it shall be the duty of the Marsall
to confne the criminal in the nearest
Pen,entiary granted for that prpose.
Mr.. Barbour proposed as an amend
ment to the above that above proceedings
other than the act of the legislature
should be constructed into refusal Of
the State to allow the use of her prisons
for such purposes. The former amend
mens was rejected by "a majority, and
the latter by TO- Adjourned.
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ESTRAY NOTICES.

rsrp.yusRr CoIT-Tsken up by J. hls,n. 70 ~
$50. - ,ain cedar county Iowa, on the Ata aas %
Mpr, 1854 bay mare sol with black naas, ~ a,.
81 y, eTytw, and half doi'ars hefas t. AtS "a '9' Va
tLe sth Of March isSe /, ~ r,..s,, #c,,rt, ERIK
v.
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IMPROVEMENTS II AGRICULrJ RE ~ THE INTTEp
sTATEs-TnE SUGAR CANE EXPEDITION We pup
lsh ii another column some interesting extracts
from the Report Of the Commissioner Of Patents
en the seeds and cuttings recently obtained by
his Office from foreign count,.es. The iniorma-
tion thus periodically conveyed is Of the greatest
yalnc 10 orr farmers and horticulturiru as, from
the diversity Of soilf and climates TO be found ia
The United States there is scarcely any plan o.
tree which Is grown in other regions which viii
not also thrive here. Land which ia unsuited to
many Of our indigenous productions has, by the
Importation of foreign cereals or fruit trees.
been rendered infinitely more valuable than II
would otherwise have been, and every years
experience shows tina. the extent which We
nay give 10 our agricultural products in this
way has no Limitation. As an illustration o.
this we need only refer cur readers 70 the facts
contained in this report II viii be seen for In
s,ancc, that by the more general cultivation Of
Turkish flint wheat in our middle and SoGthe 4
States thlTe would I've added 50,O0000D
bushels to their annual yield. The improve
King Philip or BTo~n corn Is said to be srs-
cepiib.e ot cultivation to an exteat equal to that
81 other varieties ~ Indian corn, and produces in
mot soils from 30 to 100 bushels per acre. Il
was obtained about thrse years ago from an
island IL a lake Of New Hampshire, and !. gra-
dually getting into favor with the farmers Of
other states. Like ONE other kinds OF 1ndisn
com, il takes only ninety days to MATURE whilst
il possesses equally nutritious properties. or
fxtfsW IN
the rncs. important and valuable is, unques.
tiouably, the Dioscorea Batatas, or Chinese
yam II n an excellent subst.u1e for the com.
mon and sweet potato, and possesses thi. al
vantage o,er them, that il remains sound IN the
eartL for Years without its edible qualities
being dcterioratcd Some particulars regarding
the Pcrian walnut the almond and the cork tree
will also p.ove acceptable 70 oar Southern far
mera
CONNECTED with the agricultural branch Of this
report there il another matter, the interest Of
which demands more particular notice at our
h6nds Our res ders have been already informed
ii The departure from this port on the 9Th Instant
Of INC United States bark Release, Cap G. G.
Slnms commanding, for the coast Of British
Guiana Ia South America The object CT this
special expedition IL tic procur mcnt Of fresh cut
Bngs ~ sugar cane, 10 be selected from the best
and rnost hardy and heslihial q eighteen desg-
mated varieties cultivated In the vicinity OF
Dcrcura The Rclesso Is also 70 touch AZ La
gcaJra for the purpos Of procuring quantity
Of cuttings q the hardy highland varieties of
cane grown in the region Of Caraca. II /. ex-
peCted that she viii on her return voyage, arrive
II tie non'h Of January al New Orleans, whence
= Distribution Of thee cuttings is to be made.
Tits enterprise IL !. known was projected by
Senator SldeIl, Of Louisiana, md il being prose-
cuted By the Commissioner - Patents and his
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A full repor. OF al particulars relating 70 nc
ios French screw steamer Lycnnais win be T. ID
eAswbere in eolunIs, az, also, the statement d
Ne second oG Ger OF that III fatei vesse gaade yes
,eraay hefore the Freuch Consul in this city. Tie
Steamship Marion sails this morning ~ 10 A. n,
sith p-oyiscns blankets and all necessary arte
4. search OF the missing boats and aft rne Sec Al
snicer Of the Lyonnais, If. L-gue-re, accoupanie'
She M1rion.
TIE recent storms on the lakes have proved yerg
asssssogs 10 shipping, ard many lives ana 11oh
valuable properly t4ve been lost despatch TO-
seiyea yesterday ron Detroit, announces he l. Al
hss OF the steamer Superior, near Grind Isla.d
Lake Scperor On the 2gth ut. OF De- crew ana
passengers, numbering ftty-1ue persons, bat ak
teen were saved A lie: Of the names Of the drowned
xiIl be fcurd n der cur tslegrsphic bead.
A conveuuon Of the Board Of Engineers, fore Zen
ara assistant forsrnen u shs Fire Department w.
,en in tie Fheman's Hall las night, when tie
: amer II eleCting engineers OF the rlse Depart
yasnt was warmly discussed he committee pre-
y,o1sly appointed 70 consider he subject usd@ .
majority and minority report. both u which were
earnestly advocated cad strongly opposed ~ ait
fern. delegates; finally resolutions differing f.sm
both OF ne r. ports pre- eated by the conL!t,e -
sectipE engineers nearly the same that Z preyicl
was A fun report Of the proceedings VIII oe found
u another column.
The steamship Harmonic, from Ham5ars %
mt, arrived = this pot last night sac bgi0ss q
soi complement. o. passengers.
The sai,s Of cotton yesterday cnhArel abont
7vo0 bales, without quotlble change III price+ Tue
aour market was heayy. and iales lso5erae, while
vrises were without change u moment Prime =
shoi 9 White ard red wheat conti0asl firm. wnlie
eormon grades we're unchanged. rhe market Wa
sEns active without shsnge Of moment ~ prices
Corn va. steady via sales q Western 1.Ned q CSC
sc: jersey white ., zoe. End yellow s0athern q.
Tie Fork was 10 mooerate request. With sles q
.sz at sls So enc osipg dan. Sugars were giet.
aud sales limited, while prices we're unchanged.
lass Of coaee we're co1fre3 70 . lev hundred bags
ss Rlo Al lOc. nc. Fnights continued steady =
English ports and grain ior Liverpool WA aiken ia
baIk and bags az IOd., aa9 COMPRISED cotton -
ss2d.
From the -eguar weekly report Of City Inspector
Morton Ne learn that there wese Go deaths IA to
sisy last week, tciag increase " 81 O. lie nor
sssity Of the week previous. Diseases Of The langs
Sroas and cir ,assages have proved more f.ta than
Coz some weeks past, and complaints Incidental %
children ~ tender years have prevailed = A. uu-
sasl extent. Tie following j. q comparison Of the
nsnabes ~ deaths foi che past two woeks;-
het. soraes ~ Syi, 10
Nsck sBoiBs ". - g 80 w ~
Ncek erdns Suy. BIS ~ 100 ii SO
Among the principal csases q death during the
psss week we're he following
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THE NEw CoRPoRAroS.-with New Years
Day almost the entire control OF our municipal
government will pass into the hands Of the demo-
cracy, that party having large msjorites In both
branches Of the civic legislature. In the execu-
tive branch the men have been tried and are
known but we have heard that some OF the Az.
darmen and Councilmen elect have been picked
up from very bad material, and that they are
not precisely the persons that would be se-
lected TO I'll public Offices out Of the city Of New
York. Rnmor makes some of these men great
scamps No doubt rumor Is true, to a certain
extent; but it is fashionable nowadays 70 accuse
a man Of all the crimes in the calendar IL he Ia
suspected Of single fur pas. We presume, how
ever. that some very bad fellows have foisted
themselves into Office during the recent election.
We have seen sketches Of some Of the Aldermen
and CouncAmen which are not al all aattcring
To be plain, they are made out 70 be great
scamps and said to have been raked up from the
lowest scum of the very worst places IN the city
These men viii, therefore, take notice that
they 90 into Office under very black cloud
They will also remember that the only credit Of
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is. 1866.
Stocks dull rennsy ivaai& 5's 50; Reading Railroad,
400; Long lAADd Railroad, 12x Morris Canal, 10, Penn
sylvan " railroad, 4ox
NEW 0sLxASa, Nov. IA, 1885,
ne Asias advtcee gave greater rmness TO tho cotton
market and prices sitter. Middling IL quoted at
IL 40. II &c. Sales Of the week, S. 900 bales sales
10 osy, 10 BIO bales Stock at this port $4,000 bales
Recepn head Of kst year. 23 600 sugar firm. Broad
s.una dull. Wheat hfs dscined &c. Corn dull q Sc.
Conee rrm. .: lie. Ikc Sales of the week, 1850
bags, stocG IN port o., 300 bags. Freishs easy.
INV ORLEANS, Nov. Is, 1885,
Cotton unchanged; sales day Ii 600 bales Flour
81 per Dbl. Corn lower. Fleighis easy.
BrrYALo. Nov. 15-1P.M N.
Flour steady sales 500 bbs 81 % 90 for extra
sou,hern OHIO Wheat steaoy; sales 20 900 bushels st
q % for Chicago spring, 81 10 for Milwaukee Club Corn
ireigi u to New York Gull Wheat lee. Receipts good
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