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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

Treasurer on th. Republican ticket, b" returned
from KaDas~, where he baS been for four or i've
nths, aiding the Free-State men to carry the
election. An account of his srrand and the circum-
stances under which it was undertaken, was given
by Senator Wilson in his speech at Worcester on
Saturday evening. The Senator took occasion also
10 administer csstiQston to the Origlnators end
crculaor, of some sanderoUs reports as to the nj
vice which ne gave to Gov. Robinson and Gen.
Lsne.
ChiefJustice Nelson Of the Superior Court Of THIS
city is lying dangerously III at his residence IN "o-
bu. n. AID Is not expected to recover. GILBERT.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
NINLFACTORLES or NEU-EEGL. No.

The LOEeH Courier, from personal Inquiries Of tho
officers of the different companies presents the follow
ipe view Of tie present condition Of tho different
manufacturing corporations in that city:
The Hamilton Mar rufacturirg Company are russieg
3 O00 out Of 4S COO spndles and but 6ve dsys -
eech week The Print Works are in full opssauoos
but run only five deys. 30
On the Apple ton two-thrds Of the works ere -
operation, but they only five days per weekf ~
The Lawrence have stopped go out OF l82c l00nss
and expect to stop l25 more within short time tnsy
now runnng ak days but expect soon 70 sop 90
day Ger week. Notice has been given that thAse
vcuo be r. rsduction in the price Of labor but the per
cent has rot been fixed upon. The looms stopPee eo
this corporation were those on which heavy ototss
were made, so that the reduction in the number -
pounds manufactured is nearly One-hah
On the SUfclk Oue-half Of the works are stoppsdy
and the others six days per week They hsvs aes
reduced the price tf labor, but expect to very soon
The wbols numOer of looms on the Tremont Is Itvs
Of which they have stopped 57l They have 0 Isos'ss
notice that the weges viii be reduced III pr
commencing on the November payment
On ibe Merrmac one mill in which sheetinss bs's
been made. is stopped. All the other works s'' ~
mig Xix days per week They have reouceo
Of labor but The reduction is not the same o
work II is from 10 to l6per cent, and wln4 80
in November. 1s
An he mills on the Boot are stopped and ~"
no, learn when they are to start up agsn .s7 "a. -
On the Mafrachpsers $50 out OF - Ia -
s.onrsS ard he o,her are running but iou dsys per
Tba statement made by last Monday, that ~
p;acors Of The Massachusetts Corporation had votsA
1sR "pT P,scot 1853 out Of 67l looms are stopped.
I'd ,hs others are running but four days per week.
M the Midoesex Company we are authorized 10
make 90 statement except that they have not yet de-
oided shat they thsll do
The Lowell Company have stopped al their cotton
works Something more than three efourths Of The
works ID the carpet department rannipg Ave dsys
in a week. ....,-k L
Tbis company hes also Piven notice that The wages
will be reduced. The reduction 10 not uniform, bsk
varies On different kinds of work.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
SHOCKING ACCOUNTS FRoMsALrLAKE
Cone.pondenc, Of ave s.. Lsui. RepubIican.

Correspondence Of The St Lsuis Republican.
ST. JOsEPH, Mo-, oct. IL 1857.
Mr.. C. Craig, who was in the office Of the Surveyor.
General Of Utah last Spring. and who lett there from
apprehensiOns of persoHal harm from the Mormons,
showed me letter yesterday which he had just re
cevsd from highly respectable and veracious gentle
man, stating that William II. Wilson, who had also
been employed in the same Office. had been lately
taken out by some Of Brigham Young's men, and hal
o rope drawn tight around his neck and pistol pre-
senied TO his head, and was threatened with Instant
death unless be told al he knew in regard to Of
the partners Of KiDcad, and he was finally released
ory on condition that he would bring that partner to
them. Irstead, however, OF bringing him, he gave
him an account Of what lie had done, and they bota
escaped Cm the city, and it is hoped are on their way
TO the States Ifthey overtaken by the Mormons,
they will cer,a'ny be slain.
George W Landop ir., son Of DR.. George w. L,n-
DON one OF tie mOst eminent physicians Of this city,
was a,O in the Surveyor Generals office at the time
that Wilson was taken out and, hearing that the
MoimoDs were n pursuit of him, he leaped rom a
twostoiy window end ran towards the soulh; but
report stated that be was overtskon and murdered.
He vss firm and II solute Gentle, whose fee denim.
Citations Of the open ipduities Of the Momons had
rerGeTed him very obnoxious to them.
Tie letter states that the NormOns say the United
States capnot send sufficient forces there to wLip
them. ard that they cefy the Government; but the
y liter thinks there are thousands of the order who
would be clad to escspe from the thraldOm Of Brigham
Young if they had chance 10 do 80. and Sno would
readily Join the tIoOps Of the United States and aid IA
extermnsiirg 80 foul and villsnOus an Organization
would give you the raDe Of the writer Of TIE letter
if il would Lot in the opinion Of Mr. Craig, leopard
bis life. Your paper goes 10 SILT Lake, aud IL tne
Mormons saw what be had written, he would not live
suofher day if'hey could help it.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
BY Telegraph
LATER FROM SALT LAKE CITY.

ST. LOUIS, Friday, Oct ., ISo7.
A correspondent Of Tie BepHjliea" mentions hav-
ing recently seen Capt Van veet, confidential agers
cf the Government, at Palmetto, Kansas, who was
returning from Sa. Lake. He represented tha. the
Mornors refuse to allow the Ubted States troops to
erter the city, ard that Brigham Young publicly de.
cares that be will BAN the prsries thus deprivipg
the animals Of the expedition Of subsistence and burn
b. own city if recessary before he vii, submit to the
denapd. of the United States Government. The forts
aorg the route represented TO be in bsd repair,
,nd incapable of aordug sufficient protection for the
tvoC
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
MASSACHUSETTS, BANK BILLS.

BosroS, Friday, October % 1871.
circular, indorsiny the good Standing oi tne Due
ton arc New Eng land Banks. and signed oy msoy -
the leading merchants of Boston, was puon'1ou
day. The circular appears to have been oaeu w,
Ar aocoup. of the difficulty erperesced al the w.
and in many other dirtant sections 10 P''''0s ''''
7Il go'ton Daily Ledger, heretofore independent,
- -. ,o.mo,,os in support Of the DemocfaIc
State Fair TO day attracted larger
r. 81 .pec.ators than on any previous day. The
Si.pay of prize cattle and hOnes, including some ia''
,.o;.o borres constituted the attractive features.
Tho Fa;y will close to.mo row.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

AMERICAN GESERAL CoNmITTEE.-Lsst evening
The American General Committee met, Zophar Mills
in the ctair, and CoiAehus Ii. Whit lker Secretary
The time, place OF meeting and nuuber of deesatsJ
from each district to attend the Police aud Civil Jus-
hce Conventions were designated No other business
VI importance was transacted.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

Total. ,S2i
Republican majority SO far 1888.
The ,bove Al counties show Republican g.in o.
about coo on the vote fo- State Register be lat
sprrg, when the Democratic candidate W. elected
by 5O5 majority, ard sfrd strong sssuranco Of the
election of the Republican State ticket There seems
to be little if sry doubt that tae Legislature Is Repub-
lcap in both branches.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

YELLOW FEVER IN BERNsDA -Advices from Ber-
nuda 10 the lst inst state that the British shio of
war Brilliant had arrived az Hamilton from Granada
ard sailed for Halif,x. She had 100 cases of yellow
fever among her crew. and - deaths, the chaplain of
the ship, the Rev. Mr. Watson being of tue latter
sumber. The American brig II. w. Mo1cure, Capt
Richards, from Georgetown, S. c., for Martinique
had arrived at St. George her all ,iok with inter
nittent fever.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
KANSAS.
SIUPENDOUS ELECTION FRAUD.
everything.

STUPENDOUS ELECTION FRAUD.
We understand from resident Of Quindaro, who
left Ksnsas on the 10th inst, that the fraud in
johnson County was even more baref.ced than We
had supposed it to be. When the polls closed in
the Oxford precinct on election day not more than
seventy votes had been cast that is not much more
than four times the number which could legally
have been thrown in town containing just eleven
houses. The next morning Col. Titus and Sheriff
Jones rode down 10 Oxford and hal conferences
with the judges and clerks Of election. The polls
were presenty opened again, but Lot 70 receive
votes: simply for the convenience OF tie judges,
who devoted the day to registering the n,mes-not
If persons present who had right 10 vote, not of
Missourisns who bsd crossed the riytr-but of
nsmes. arless bodess names attached to 40 known
persI. BY nightfal ,524 votes were registered,
ard Johr son County is now officially reported t.
rave been carried by | GOA majority. number Of
Free State men rode down to Oxford the next day
to call upon the judges Of election, but they were
n)t 10 be found
Our informant ssys that Gov. Walker and Sec
reiary Stanton pretend great Indignation at the
Johnsop County fraud and swear that they will not
SET il carried out We shall see. Should its vote
be rejected tie Free State party will have the Leg
islsture tys large msjcriy. In any event they
bave elected Marcus J. ParTOtt to Congress by 9
sufficient msjoii.! for oil practical Purposes. Itis
thought tlat ihe ,ull vote pOled VII aot be far
from IL COO.
The intelligent correspondent Of The 81 LoHis
DtmoeTat writes az follows in regard 30 This last
and greatest yilsiny;
FRAUDULENT RETURNS OF SIXTEEN HUN
DRED AND TWENTY FOUR VOTES FROM
JOHNSON COUNTY.
LswRLscE, X. T., Oc. Is, 1851.
OF all the bold and uumitigated frauds which have
been recorded il Kansas, there hiss never been one
chrcu!cled go unscrupviou., damnabley glsrgly
uuiusi, so devoid Of ali the dIegs Of principal which
ususy ipgers in rufiany characters as the ore prac
tced al the Oxford Precinct 10 johnson County.
Men we're sent from this place ard wyardotts, 10 III.
erent Precincts IN johnson County 70 bIing up the
tsut ss econ as the pes we're closed. vas 10 Wy
andot.e and saw who cid not leave until the polls
weie closed, ard cloed finally il al the Precincts ia
Jobuson Courty. They produced he result, giving
he Pro Slavery party 24l majority. On my arrival
in this place. corloborsve news was in circulation.
No one Free State or PrO-Ssvsry. doubted for a mo
nept bu, that thia District. vtich includes Douglas
srd Jolpson COupt.ss, hsd g0ne OEsrvhslnI1gy ~
favor OF Freedom.
Last night the official returns rseche- Leoongto1,
si to the surprise os s but teoss VITO Ee:s cot in
,lics,sd usuu.c-yt jus: Etyf l'ns VS. a'rol'et
ccr.s,-g sir:es ipri'G! s,f fr.r:;5''.r v>'es, =.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

THE Hon. T. Geo. squier, of this city. va. MAJ
ried by Bishop Clark, at Providence, on Tnurosy~
Miss Miriam +. FoIn, daughter Of Charles ro',s'
efq, Of New Orleans. In the absence OF M fe'nn'
the bride was piven away by ez.oov. Anthony.
The Hon. Pierre Soule il novlying extIems'y seS
ct his residence in New Orleans, With disse iu the
throat, CONTRACTED DUNG his late visit 10 hsno''
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
rUE BARK DAVID NICKELS IN DISTRESS
less OF CAPTAIN AND THREE OTHERS.

AUGUSTA, Wednesday, Oct. u, Io1I.
The bark David Nickels of Searsport Maine, from
Mstapzas bound to ST. MaIys, put into st. Augustine
on the iSth. in distress Her captain was lost over
board. The frst mate and two Of the crew lowered
boat and went in search of him, and all of them are
supposed 10 be lest On her arrival the second mate,
Cbsrles smith, two Of the crew and the cook, were
sboard OF her Pilots are searching for the missing
host
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
tBy Telegraph. ]
n ~ 7. m


Special Dispatch to The N. T. Tribune.
CHICAGO, Oct. 23 l551-lOa a. N.
We have returns from fity-six counties in Iowa,
showing Republican majority Of 1862. The
Republicans have carried both branches Of the
Legislature. The Senate stands-Repubcan, %;
Democrats, 10.
We have lost Minnesota. Fort Smelling carries
evei thing. ".
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
TILE BARK ELLEN.

NoRFOLK Friday, Oct ., I0)I.
The bsrk Ellen sails to-day for Liberia. She was
6,ted ont and red az the expense Of her owners.
Capt JObuson ha, not received dollar of the cub
,crio,ops rrised liz Norfok k and Port3mouth.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
pauaDELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

THILADELPHIA, FfluHy, OCr n, Io1.'
Stocbq heavy. Pennsylvania Fives, S3: Reading
Railroad, 49,; Long Island Railroad, III Pennsyva-
ris Railroad, -.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
FIRE IN CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Friday, Oct. %, 1857.
Az about O'clock this evening tue sugar refinery OF
Klbresth Mckenzie & Co. totally destroyed by
FIRE. The loss is estimated at $4,000, aud Is fully
covered by insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
EAIIIEE.

-, ST. LOUIS, Fidsy, Oct. %, 1871
Messrs. Renck and Peterson, bsrkefs, Of ttis o'y'
have Suspended payment. Their assets are ""p'0'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
DEATH OF MRS. DIR. RUSH.

SARATOGA, FIidly, Oct. % IoJ''
Mrs Dr. Ru.h of philadelphia, wmo has been SICK
At the United States Hosi here for Two months. died
this Eueaoou
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ALBANY; y =,


The Democratic ratification meeting was held In the
Park to.rigbt The attendance was very large. Gen.
Galvort presided The speakers were Daniel 5. Dick
inson, Dan. l.. Sickles, and Judge Tremsine The
meeting adjourned at 10 p. m, with cheers Tor the
ticket.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

stcves sad materials 10 6l a order trou Cahfo~sss
They hsd slso .tosed bere rcue costly patterns Of
new stove. which are only partially damaged Thsp
Insured IN the Albany Mutual for $4,000 on stock
ard 81 eco On patterns, which viii csver their los..
fAbsny Journal fad
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
rrurR wRIGHTs BANK.

OswEGo. Friday Oct q. 1857.
- that Luther wrights Back will scon
= ..;.,snce. The Lske Ontario Bark is buJ
- .ts stock a. loE figure, aud paying of al
s.. "e I ,,sns, the Bark. Tne Lsko Or.ario Baok
IN oocpOy the building, leaving tneir present baOkOg
kOuSe.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
THE OPERA AT PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Oct. %, 1857.
The Academy of Music was filed to overicwirg to-
night. with an audience equal TO the best Of last
searon, despite the hard times. The opera closes
Saturday Mr.. Charles Mathews commences an en-
gsReme nj on Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
Loss OE THE pROPELLER RRINpEER.

CHICAGO, Friday Oct %, 1857.
The propeller Reindeer, Ianniug between here aud
koBtrea went to pieces on Point Ausable on Monday.
All hands, excepting two, were lost
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
MONETARY AFFAIRS IN NEw-ORLEANs.

Nsw.ORLEAss Friday, Oct. 70, 1917.
Money matters unsettled, aod +" Is impoSs'oe u
report snytbirg definitely glo'ny tone pfeVa"'
generally however Though tbe see' reports are CON-
s;cti,c. The newspapers report nothing.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
DEPARTURE OF THE NIAGARA.

HALIFAX, Friday, Oct. %, IS5l.
The r. NJ steamship Niagara arrived here from
Boston at III O'Clock last night and sailed again for
Liver pool at O'Clock this morning.
The weather is clear and calm.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

The poll books in Donphsn County slowed - ns,
ioEiiy tor PaIott, but what the returns e1nio" We
have Lot yet learned
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

Counterfeit q bills on the Worcester Couuty Bauk
maidstone, Mass, are in circulation u Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

TIE Laurence Republican refers 70 'nis 0's '""1''
a. fcTlows:
"Jobn,op County has sent up to tie secretarys
cfee re'urns eiyip. for the county sole l'Oo Pro-
Slavery majority. The of these return, are from
the OXFORD precinct little town on the nlssocn use
or rather, the village, what there = ol ~ . oa sne
Missouri sics. Thsre ar oct " !esA !V'e' a'ns ~
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
REMOVAL OF GOV. WALKER.

It Is rumored in the city that the officer. 10 the army
stationed in Kansa. bsve petitioned the President 'o'
tne removal of Gov Walker, on account Oh MS ln'e'
ference with the troops 10 induce them to VOC ,ue
late election. Certainly his conduct was reprensnsue
in the extreme and deseryes the strone15s III
have the gr. TO remove bin after such an evidence OF
" devotion to the South" Our oorresponeonee rom
Kansas shows the grosses frauds in the w .t
Kansas. TLoss vho wish to see o epee!nDeeI y, the
i, CARED ont s.npo, do better than read these let
.ere. Isl. Louis Democrat mug 49,
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An Ass ault.


On Wednesday evening, about dark.
Mr.. Shcrburn who has been employed in
the Steam Saw Mill of S. B. Olmstead at
this place, was met in the suburbs of Nc
Gregor apd knocked down with club
his assailant struck him with stone in
the head and stamped him in the face
brusally. Heis badly injured. The Ruff
fan had been discharged from the Mill
the day before, and took this method to
revenge himself He claims there was a
balance due him from Shcrburn, but if SO
there is a better way to collect it than by
~club-and-stone process. He was arrested
in an hour. tried. and in default of bail
sent to the County Jail.
Much feeling was manifested against
the prisnor, but to the credit of our city
the law was allowed to take its course
This is the better way to settle all such
matters. "a eas aas s~n tf
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.Ttacnys .SOasaethjssg e.Vesr.
HA IL ID w A RE.
WILLIAMS g. HARVEY,

| +.
Woxld say to the inhabitants of McGrcgor and
adjoining country that they have opened a
Wholesale and Retail Hardware and stove store
ut McGregor, Iowa. Having purchased our goods
from the manufacturers, we feel confident that we
will make prices to suit our custoiners those wish
ing to replcnish their stock will 10 well TO give US
call. Among our stock may be found the follow
ing. ... ,--
IRON all sizes, round, square, fiat, band hoop,
scroll, sheet, horse shoe, and the best nail rods.
NAILS, Cut g. Wrot of Superior Quality,
Horse Shoe, Finishing, Brads, Tacks, Sc. Car
rage bolts. from Is to IL, Steel, Cast Plow &C.
Cutlery English, American &c. Spoons, Albata
Iron Plated Tea t. Table. II
w BUILDING HARDWARE o~
Of every description Glass all Sizes. Carpenters
& Joiners Tools, Anger Bits e. Augers, Cooks
celebrated Patent and Others. H
BLACKSMITH TOOLS.
Anvils, Vices, Bellows, Sledges, Hammers, &c.
Broad, Chopping, & Hand Axes, of the following
celebrated makers, Bloods, Bartons g. Simmons.
Shovels, Spades, Scoops &C., Manure, Hay &
Straw Forks. Cistern Pumps & Pipe. H.
Stoves, we would say that we cant be
beat prices, and the qualities are not sur
passed; among our assortment may be found the
following, the Star of the West. Mnion, Centur.
ion, Paragon, Wide World and others, we also
have large assortment of ls....{ -s..sst
BOX j. PARLOR STOVES.
Which will be sold at a low figure. We are now
receiving large lot Of Sleigh 'Slaoes. Cauldron
Kettles, Wagon Boxes Sc. -
As our stock is too numerous to enumerate, we
would say give us a call and see for yourselves.
We are Agents for Gastons Hay Platform and
Counter scales. I'D vs. ~ 50
We have added the manufactory of Tinware,
Iron &C., to our Business, those wishing to make
purchases Of tinwarc or stove pipe to sell again
will do well to examine our prices. .5gg|
McGrcgor, Iowa, ....... -...,.s n2f
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The Great Western Remedy.

II EVISONS SALyE FOR THE PREVENTION AND
4 Cure Of Frosted Heels and Chlbains.
Those afflicted with this troublesome complaint
can be instantly relieved, by using box of Levi
sons salve. s7s ..l..- 1884,. ..... ... -.s-3
A perfect cure warranted, or the money refund
cd-being known for the last 40 years as the only
perfect and sure remedy. r......
Certificates from persons cured with the Salve
can be seen by applying to the Agent ss
Reader, if you have any relations or friends suf-
ferng with frosted feet, procure box, and present
it to them. You will not only be doing them a
benefit, but will receive their everlasting graft
tudc. a,i4ss...a .sE,s} .s,t5rr g.z.s..,s. 81,
Price so cts box, with full directions. For sale
at the Agents Office, 2l2 South Water street,
Chicago, Ill. g| Re. ~ asst ~ ssGa ri
49, ..su1a-s j. LEVY, Agent.
Agents wanted to travel throughout the country.
Dealers supplied ON liberal terms. Address B. J..
Levy, p. O., Chicago, III. nl52m
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..a INDIANA STATE BANK-The bills OF
i this recently chartered institution are re-
fused by many counties for taxes, and the
newspapers are generally trying to blow
the Bank and is managers into infamous
notoriety. The State has no interest in
the Bank, but it has a good Directory and
will probably brave the current now
against it. ss ,.8
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NOLlce!!

A LII persons indebted to us either by note or
IA account are requested to call Immediately
and settle up, and by so doing they will save cost
Owing to the pressure Of the times we shall be
under the necessity OF doing an exclusively Cash
Or ready business, on and after the FIRST day Of
Feb. 1857. All kinds Of produce will be taken on
accounts and ~ exchange for goods, for which the
highest market price will he paid. se-
We hope all Of our friends will read the above
notice and act accordingly.
- e,.ga-,.@..-- DEAN, WELLS & co.
Mcnoua, Jan. ?t, 1857. nj, If.
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The Inaugural.

The Inaugural.
ar We publish this document as We find i:
reported by Telegraph-no other copy
having yet reached us. 1t is straight
forward sound piece of stuff, and we have
no doubt the Speech when fully reported
will be highly satisfactory to the Union
men everywhere. a24 W. - #
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MASONIC,


NDWARD CATHERMAN, takes this meth.
Ia Cd of informing the Public that he has re-
Gently commenced the Business of Blacksmithing,
in all its Branches. He has taken the Shop for.
mery occupied BY A. c. White. one door West Of
Hclwigs Stand, and he hopes by strict attention to
business 70 receive all the work he can do. He is
prepared 70 do any work in this line that may be
brought to the shop. b ..7T
y Particular attention paid to Shoeipg Horse
and Cattle.
MEresor, Iowa, Dee 20. nlAf
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HUrdUUre."

"7ILLIAMS& HARVEY have the largest
wv stock Of Hardware above Dubuque. Al
thoughthey have paid enormous Freights, they are
bound to keep the prices of Goods 50 that their
customers can do better than to 60 below. Every
enc says they sell a great dead cheaper thar. any
store in this section, Of Stoves they have large
stock and at prices that can not fail to suit. Give
them call and support a business near home, and
next season You may expect to buy as low as at
Dubuque or elsewhere. They have had expert
ence in the high freight line and they do not mean
to be caught another time, but will store their
Goods in season and give their customers the bcne-
fit Of Low Freights. ..~s 10 II
McGregor, Dec. 10Th. 1856 a NIL IT,
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Notice ,!

a LII persons indebted to US on Book are re-
1spectfully. but urgently requested to call and
settle up, as We ore determined to pay our Debts,
and to do this, we must have what's due u.s. ia
p We would also notify all, that we shall com
mence trade Feb, LIST, 1885,, on the Cash and Pay
down system. We shall continue, however, to
take all kinds Of Produce and every thing market
able, in exchange for Goods. In this way Of doing
business We shall be able to, and viii sell goods
cheaper than we otherwise could. 4 9,srIl
.-a.l 80 ~ ss EVANS s. EGBERT.
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