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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-31

SOCIETIES FOR DETECTING HORSE
THIEvEs.-In some counties IN New Jersey
there are regular organizations OF farmers
and Others, for the purpose OF recovery oil
stolen horses or other property, and the ar
rest of the thieves. One ORGANIZED III
Manalaplan Village publishes It's II lth an
week. The society is composed OF 81
members, with regular appointments or
nursuers and detectors, including aids in
neiphboring cities to whom, by telegraph
| information of thefts can promptly be com,
municated. The arrangements are .weli
adapted TO trace and arrest thieves, ana
whenever theft occurs, a discovery Is
made of TIE guilty parties
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-31

A MAMMOTH TURKEY--lAPRovING THE
BREEp.-R. H. Avery, of Wampsville,
Madison county, N. Y, is entitled to the
first prize of honor for Improvement in
the breed of turkeys. From a cross OF
the American wild turkey, made IA years
ago. upon the best domesticated birds, OF
pure black color, that could be obtained,
and by careful attention to breeding since since
that time, he has succeeded in producing
a male bird, two years old last June, OF su-
perlative beauty, of glossy black Plumage,
that weighs 81 lbs. alive.-N' T. 1'S0
6ane
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-31

SHARP PRACrICE.-The Advertiser OF
Tifin, Ohio, relates an instance Of female
sharp practice. A lady in weeds came to
the residence of a gentleman in that vicin-
ity, protesting to be the widow of his son
who had recently died in the far Vest
She was received and treated as daug h.
ter, made months visit and on her de-
parture borrowed hundred dollars of the
old gentleman to pay her expenses to New
York, pretending that her purse had been
stolen on the cars 1t came out alter
wards that the woman was a servant girl
in the sons family, and had there tished up
facts enough to act the assumed character
| beyond suspicion.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-31

Hzy- A letter in one of the London pa
ners asserts that Yeh, the Governor of Can
ton, China, has, during the short time ne
has held Office, beheaded no lever thah
1000 persons.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-31

Eg- The Natchez Courier, announces
the death of General Felix Houston, n
few days ago, at Washington, Mississippi
in the ffty-seventh year OF his age. .5
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-31
CHURCHES.

prcshyterian-RevI 7. Twemhlv. Pastor. Services eV-
ery sabbath morning at IL O'Clock. Every Saooa''
evening Mt 81, O'Clock. -. =, - ,.-. 10,
Methodist EpsCopal-Rev. 4. g. Byers. Pastor; i' as
slstnd by Rev w. r. Mrtcalf. Services NJ uhloh
ChareI Pomcroy and Heath Chapel, ShefteId eV-
ery sabbath at l0is o'clock, a. NJ, ana r. M
PRAYER meetings every "Wednesday evening.
Protestant Rpiscoyrl-No services at present.
Now Jerusarn,-No services. . .. ,,.
vcrsrlist-Middlep"rt-RGv. X brpare, rnstW, tS
kryccs the .econd Sabbath in January ana every .wo
weeks thereafter Mt 1917 O'Clock A. NJ and 6h r. NJ.
German Methodist--Rev. J. PfetzinG, PASTOR scr
vicns every Sabbath morning, at 10 O'Clock.
German Lutheran--Rev. =. Held, PASTOR. SctVlces
evcry Sabbath morning. - ~. .oo. \
German Evangelical Presbyterian ION Linn street; }
-Rev L. Thesis. Pastor. Services every Saooath
morning, nj 10 o'clock. -. p
German Presbyterian (on Plum street C-heIv.
-, Pastor. Services every Sabbath morning. a'
10 O'Clock. ~ -, 1,. c..
VICES every Sabbath morning
Welsh Baptst--Petcr Lloyd; Pastor. services eV-
:. Welsh PRESBYTERIAN New School. .)-Rev. John n.
Jones' Pastor. Services every Sabbath at I'D O'CLOCK
A. NJ. and p. NJ. , =, ,,,,,,,
Welsh Presbyterian (Old School)-John T. Williams
Pastor. Services every Sabbath, at 10 O'Clock A. M
nd
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-31

all kinds, on short notice, ana reasonaoie 'er'"'
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
REPRESENTATIVE in Congress 9th Dstrict)-Hon. V.
H. hOr,"n 81 State Tegslatnre-Chauncey G. Hawley
OF Lawrence county -, -. -lH ~ Pr.
Representative Alfred Thomson
corur AND COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judge NJ til" Court of Common Ploas-fon. Si'"eo
Nasa. Gallirolis. ,,,,
Judqe of probate Court-A. Merrill. ,,m,
CLERK Of Common Pleas Court-Rodney DOWNING
Sh.ritF-Iosrph V. Smith. .
Prosecuting Attorney-N. simpson.
County Auditor-H. II. Swallow. .....
County Trcasurer--O, Branch.
County Rec0rdor-S. S. Paine
CountySSuryeyor-Johnc G. Golden: ,.,,c.,,.,,
Thos. Smith. 3Hl. ,C.oorge r
County School Evamipers- - Georgc d.
Grow, H. +. Miller
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-31
The Law Of Newspapers.
Rates OF Advertising.

pus,pess Cards, 6 lines or less, one year, - 00
One square thirteen lines or less, three weeks, og
Each subsequent Insertion, q M
One sonare three months, Foo 0o
One square six months, T . ... ....r q o0
One square year, ~ M
One fourth column ons year, .. % m
Ono-half column one year. 81. ~ OO
Three -tour'hS OF eo'u"'ii N '' 30 90
one or Transient adv ertsoments must be paid
for in advance. --.. .,o. ,,,,nbar of in
w. Advertisements not having the nnnosr s1 0' ,
rcrtions marked on copy. VIII De commune" u"'' ~
bid and charged accordingly.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-31
TOWNSHIP oFrIcEus-sATrsRrR

TOwNsITTP OFFI'' 'EWH--HNT'IT" W.T.
Trustee.--Amos Durham, Thos. Radford, A. bario"
Clcrk-Hosmer Branch.
TREASURER 10. Branch. - 1,, coono-
Justices Of the Peace-S. S. Paine, G. W. Cooper'
Constables- Randall Stivers, oren Jones' U. D.
Worlcy. .......H '...r..f .. p -..t
Assessors, Bradbury. '
coRpoR ALTON AoFFIcERs-PoAERoY'
Mayor-Randal StiVers. ..t
Rccorlcr-T. s. Nyc. =, N c,,,b
Trust.rs-H s. Horton. A. Mnrdock, ii. Ii. Sthith
WIN. H. Remington. J. c. Cartwright. ...'..
Trcasurer-O Branch. eN oficio .t
Marshal-Gaylord Lyman. ... ..s... .....
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-31
BUSINE IS DIRE CT OR Y

Observation-Disclosures.
-, Sr, BURNAP.
DLANTS & BURNAP, Attorneys at Law Pomeroy, o.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-31

- PHI SIC I a n s -
DR JAS. DYAS offers his profe fessional services 10
Chnator March 10.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-31

DRY GO DIS = 10 L II u ~
n BRANCH & CO., Dealers in Dry Goods, Grocer
". les Hardware, Queensware, &c. East slde oi
Court street three doors ubove the corner OF 'FRONT.'
Pomeroy. i.s.4.s ...g
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-31

nK.s. G. MENZIE. Once, Third-Street, between
IL walnut and Vine, Cincinnati, o. Paysspecial at
tention % Diseases Of Women ...
mr. H O. WATERMAN oiTers his professional ser
~ vices to the citizens of Rutland ana surroun%a"e ma
country noV. .--
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-05-27

Alas strive in vain-in dreau s u1,s
The ruaiaaee Of thy glance upon msbvAmsi
No staR has met
NY gaze foF years, uAoss beaaty doos nOt shine.
Whose look Of spaeshless love il not Like thine
PARK BEx5ANfS.
Nliddlebufk q few weeks, and then returned
oadly b their own home.
NJ. LiuasIoy's heart and hand had ever
Z bool . sopan e The daY, and hp had always
lived Nhesl Il nol eyiraFaefntly,-
fo1lalnea except he house where he hadlired
eget N.nee hi1 marEiage and thai, ar. Fletch-
e 'aselaled. should never pass into the hands
Eve viii ind some good man auu ~--.a,
who will be willing to occupy the back paFt
Of the house. Ada. and take care Of the rest
Of tit; thea when We want to come here We
shall not have 10 Z Of any one.'
Ada's fearful. 81 sl.sd assent to the pro-
position. told him how painful had been the
th0ught Of yielding the occup upancy of the dear
old rOonfs. 70 those who could not ruE
as1oeiations thak, for her, clung rnnAs
window aud dOorway; and she turned 10y
with q comparatively light heart. when she
Z thought that sBe might return when shewould
aEd find all thingsin their accustomed places.
Three years passed swiftly away. Little
Kate had becuho marvel Of beauty aud
lOSelineSS In thee1 - Of her fond parents, and
: AdnlaiA0 ofesn q led when she thought what
pet she would hare been with Der grand
papa and bee anat Kate: Willis fairly wOr-
SHIPPED her, and The child retained his lovo
with enthusiastio fondness.
Here, Ada sid Mr.. Fletcher, one NOR
ming as he entered his wifs'b dressine-roon,
and threw 6ome cards down on the table,
'hora ere inVitations foF party given in hon
or of Edward GroyDon and his bFide. who are
10 % IN town next Wosk. ] really wish that
ron would lAy aside yonr monEning ana 20
will YOu, Ioye !? YOu know Ned is an 81
friend Of mine. and would ike to show hin
sonlo attention.
i 'Iwill Do 80, certainly, II you wish it
willis; lido MT need these sabls garments tC
Femind meOf my dear father and Kafe'-and
her lips quivered = she glanced At her blael
robes. 4 q
hoart has never needed item, and it viii Fe
ally crafty ms very mnch Il you will 20 d
this party. You will need o neW dre8 Z
thes0ccaliou. / Supp0Ss. Evsly thing t1a
1 Voul haon tHnaf Ia assk aG Aano ~ this tine
90, iTsly-I hare nothing that is woaI
able. But SlppOss Jon give ne the benc9
ef yo1r laste e yetl 9 yeur paEDe abe cog
4 tinusd langhilgX q hsF husb1nd thryM g
l.St nsntonsd attie,o inle her iap-'Wha
'Oh. / ioa't knou nly thlng abOut 0ue
thinQs only dnn't wear Hhits.s
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Sor thst v..y psa.oa tuo-,hir;
of fthe N0i1sn n tie non Nlll lngzayed
h-Oo PouA b1thsE you wei ,ar SOM
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-05-27

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he text-sKheYa pomnfnofh therefore q rest
foe the paotls Uf God
There Waa not dry eye in thohousewhen
be ceased speaking and then, enc by one,
aM Who wished approached 70 take a lastlook
at the dead. Slowly, Feverently they came,
while the choir chanted wailine dirge and
the organs low, deep tones iusl stirred the
trembling air: tie old, the middleaged. The
young and the littlo enes-Who were lifted
up, that they might gAze wonderfully within
the cOhns. Then The bearers drew near, and
with uncovered heads they carefully Lifted
their precious burdens, and bore them gently
down the aisle. Again the bell tolled sol
emnly-and the sad procession proceeded on
on its way, vending along tn vi. - street,
and more than through than oue green lane.
{ until they Foaehod the gFaee-yasd.
They laid them IN one RFaSe-the fathel
mother who had been 90 deeply nourned
and more than one heart in that larl assem-
bly, turned sadly away from the sceno before
them. to giva n ehoOeht to the lpnslY mound
TAR toward thN setting sun, where kate'l
young husband had been buried out of be-
eight
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-05-27
CHAPTER VI.

would forget,
Alas Tstrive in Vain-in dFeau -I1s
The radiance of thy glance upon ne bsams;
No ear has met
Ny gaze for years, whose beauty does nOt shine,
whose lbok Of spaoehlees love is not like thine!
PARK BExgANFS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-01

More eT Lysseh LMsc.
The Erc,fsmsn i,.ersaa<-Dsal of .lionzo
Pa9e---I'eter fCoaliia S.ot D,mi--7hns
Mn katef.
The excitement of the people of Cedar,
caused by the nest of horse thieves i'm this
County, u now beyond all hounds; $40
men can be called together in two hours
notice.
on Sunday night last. company of 81 or
40 got ON the track of Alanzo Gleason. and
pursued him In the direction ii Upton
The P''<-e were out all night in search oi
him among the bushes three miles south oi
Upton, but did not capture him.
on Saturday last (21th), the posse fell
in with Peter Conkln, near Yankee Run.
lie was on horseback, and cnslcayorcl u
escape by flight, but was shot down and in
>fantiy killed. There was a reward offered
for him in Iowa City of saOO, dead Or alive.
We learn that his body was taken 10 Iowa
City fo claim the reward.
Since la~t week, Alonxo Page has died or
the wounds received Mt the iirst assault upon
his hou-c.
large posse started on Sunday after q.
w. Clnte, who, IL was ascerta.nad, was Sc
creted eight miles this side Of Davenport.
Clntc wa. once in the power of the Is~sc,
but was discharged for want Of evidence
against him.
Since then the posse have obtained sbun-
dance of proof Of his deep guilt in the busi-
ness, and arc now aftcr him with the fixed
determination of s1Js,snting' or '.smsIendisy"
him. In all probability they will capture
him, and put their intentions into practice.
Three men have now 4, executed by
the po~~e, and IL Clu' y 's,lcn lac will
make tho fourth.
The llos~c have now r,d the country of
the whole gang. johnson Warner, and
Sergeant fi"sl on the first outbreak of Iopu-
lar Indignation; Denny soon after made his
escape; aud Alonson t;lca-,,n Is now On his
way tn parts unknown; Page, Warren, and
Peter conklin are dead, and q. W. Clutc is
closcIy pursued
This will end the whole gang. after which
the ppsse should disband, and r.turn a.
their peaceful occupations. There is often
times much good accomplished IL a csanIn,l-
nifty by Vigilance Committees, but the dan
ger lics ia carrying matters too far. We
hope 10 hear of no further demonstrations
fran thi, las>c. The whole country is nov
in amaxcncnf At their doing-, and further
operations will place them in the same cato
CORY VI tho villains they have routed.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-01
Mir4Ilancnns News Iiem.

NKw loRK. June %.
Tho U. 4. steam frigatc Wabash, bearing
the bread pcnnant Of Com. Spauliing arrived
yesterday. She brings III officers and men.
l3I women and five children. who s-rvci ui,.
der Gen. Walker In Nicaragua. Seventy arr
sick and wounded some very seriously.
Tho Washington correspondence of the Her.
ALL says A treaty Ii being negotiated and
viii lc shortly concluded between our Go,crn
mcnt and Nicaragua. which will In cntircl,
satisfactory.
Among the passengers by tho steamer illi.
nois, are Hon. J. Il. Bowling, a. \. Minister
Ia New Granada, Judge scott, of California
and Lieut.. Mowrcy. ef U. 4. A. Lieut.. Mow.
rcy bears a nnmcrously signed petition for ths
creation of tlae new Territorial Government oi
orizonis On the Gads,lcn pn,, hasc.
on the 1th inst. treasure train was robicsl
between Mauranilia anL Coleman, Mexico, ot
$500.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-01

SUNDAY SCHOOL LGkLEBRArlOx.-W0 are re-
qucstcd Ia say. that all tho children connected
with tho Sabbath Schools intending to take
part In the celebration On tlsc 9Th of July, will
meet at their respective rooms at half ,rast
seven O'clock In tho morning of tho 4th, where
they will he furnished with baxlgcs, before
taking up the line of march, which win bc ai
eight O'Clock A. NJ. They will proceed mp
Brady street 10 Fourteenth, thence east 10
Psrnam street, to the grounds selecsed for the
celsbsation The rad from Brady street to
Farnam Ia partially shaded, No that the schools
can como 10 halt beneath the shade after ~
cending Brady street hill. Tho dust will be
laid b. q watering cart on Brady street, whsse
there are NO sidewalks IN consequence Of the
grading. Each school will furnish their own
rsfre@hments. excepting leo and wa,sr, which
will be provided by tho general committee.-
Soms of tho schools will provide tables fos
their own use. This is a matter regulated by
tiss respsctise schaols, n IL likewise the num-
bsr Of n,arshals for each school they can have
one, two or three, according to the nuulbcr Of
scholars. There will bc two or three short ad-
dsesses during the day. Rev. Mr.. Powers, of
~. Lakes Chnrch, will bc one Of the speakers.
u There arc NO changes In the Wholesale
saarkst from yesterday, and we omit our prices
cusysee today.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-01
Row Yer1k Maykse, !,

New NeEx, Sune -
Ftors -Nariei without important change Raics
300 hhlr sd,2sas.so for supcrhne W.@tcrn. tG.6Oa
7.1 fef eoB,men medium extra Mich Ind III Ma
and Ohio. closing quiet.
Wnstt-Markei hrmer salcr 5000 hnsh iuferior
ttM
coas In sc.sd supply lower demand fur Eastern
and ccsl trade Sales 81 90 hush ~ sesc cr talked
Western. and sDaSsc. fur unscund 40
nart-euiei cos06c for Canadian aud State
Whisysv-Iower. 6aies 100 bbl.. 3sc.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-01

MONTKkAL, 10h0 Z1h.
The killed were principally Ecosch emf
grants. Sixty ~ scs~nty of the survivors have
rsaehsd hsvs and stepped at Thsce Kivers.---
Ons hundred and sixty II tlss dead b0iIcs
wsse hroasht hess. aud 0ne hundred aud fifsy-
asvsm taken 70 Quebsc. Amsng tbs latter are
tns nssAhsm HasT. P0lises, of II. Johns, g. Y.
Mr. leslis. drusgise u Montreal, Mr.. McLs-
ron. q Quebec, And Thomas Mafkls II Il
OhsAs. Ths Coson~r's jury win sst to-mor.
~. 3hs e0igsaaes wsse II W esint An
dr0wis 0oeisay.
n Hon. stephen G. Philiips. of Gelsa
man., b among ths dsad bndiss of the steam.
= 10nassal. nk body has bssn recovered
n9. Phtllips uas ssenFniag home fFcs. Thrss
Rlvsss sSsss - - besa q si.it 70 "
sou.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-01
0encral Notices.

EMoVAL.-wE HAVE REMOVED our
! s'N~is To M D IL Clalre Row, where ". shall
~ harry 10 wait ur"n our old -nst..ner~ and new
ones, and sell them gssIs Al N. ia~e~i prices.
rgl ek6 n TyNeu
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-01

LAID WAsaAsrs AZ 6sorx CuY.-We call
aissasisn p H. etosx City cssussraadesscs
on the issias Of to-days paper. u gives .
sspy - ~ pssaaA,s - rssusssiss passsd
BY ~ Laad Agents and olAsss u that place
Akhsssh qstts isagthy. thsss psocssdinxs
vim - Bsad with dep inasssss y snany Of
aw eitissas. whe, = wsal = ~ ~ sesaciss
a tAis city. ass lntssssesd 10 ths lA1s Of LAID
Wasrsots ssne y siosx City 6x loeaains. One
asn q nassspsst - ssst soes 9o.ooo scssu
u Lard Wassaals n 0ieax City IN locasioa,
for citisss a DayespUss.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-01

THR Gas STRENGTHENING before last, NJ half
past six o'clock, the case of tho State vs. Da-
'enport Gas Co., ON charge Of nuisance. was
submitted 10 tho jury. A great number Of
witnesses had bcen examined, AMI II rong ar
ga,neats made On both sides. On the lirsi
baiio,ing Of tho jury they stoal eiahi for the
oss TO. and four for the State. Tho Judges
charge wa then thoroughly cxnmi,cd, and
the vote s,ood oal, one f.r the state. lie
held cut ill halfpasi five O'Clock In u c morn
inS, when concluding II was breakfast time
ie caved." Thus the Gas Co. won the case
AMI Is legally AMI jssfiy, ". think, declared
not nuisance, or mot sufficiently nuisance
for removal.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-01
for Sale.

PlESblb ROSE WOOb CASE. PEARL
A'krss AMI very Highly EinisLra WIN ~ .,..l
very r,cep fr lash, exchanged ter I..wa 4 .nl a.
ety Property Enaaita ef the suh-erih.r.
w wApeW oIrR
r.tdi~ A y. Ai%IssN
2h ACRES or FIRST CLASS LANES
eNNVI choi~c eelssiinn- tn d.n.rent uaf,s ~
Iowa, ,.,r sale, exchange Ior dry prAata tsahtu
isa'- sni APE, - city ~ 'rvr,,
JOHN 4. swIrS
Real E.tste Ilrok.t
te'hlini Nesi sissor north ef The T. 80 up .tslT.
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Fos ksogrx The packet far krakuk ihis even
ing at ~ oclcek is th. Hen Campbell This Ia onc
of the best seaners tho river and - under com,
inans of Capt Dodge ~ the olirsi nn n.u., pap
lar steam,'oa,men. strangers who got on the Ben.
will he made "at hou,c'
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FoR GAlsxs.-Thc excellent packet Gslena will
leave this marnins fur Gacna ate c'elnck Those
going np the river will fnd her comfortable huai
ani her officers .ii-pa-ei h. do tha agreeable
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ITO IHE PUBLlC.-THE UNDERSIGNED
4 feeling thet the late mDvsment Asnsna the nest
Market men 0f thls city 10 esienated TO praiues
happy ressits. sna undsrSianding - 90 d., tho I'm
open nashss fpr the esIs u Mess snd vessfsbls~
Ct NJ Ie C!ases nastse neuse. where the .sssnssS
diaaness ~ No City Canasil resuisainx susL nsa.
sese Ne ehsll 80? ~sMsesntiy a. hsnd every srsl-
sis N oar ltne ubssh tls soa:ssy sauvAs end se
eno eseepeeets nenssr Every article k~pt for sais
- - sAau y oesss - Feasnsssas ratsA and q Ne
: ntessl patronage nsinv Impressed With the fart
iAee y The ntne % the matfisy " eitlsens "
uossspub. that u.is matter u rsassaky end spssd
~ asvonDed, we shall Ops0 our maskst "a ThuSodAy
DasAtaU - - ~ votos - ~ pssple decide
Uaseass tks a0ssmsGs shall mssl with sniversai -.
DeovA.
Ne - rhlseAy Mssning WITH aas Ia sl
eSdee uen1e ae1 Vegetables. aud shati ssnttnss "a
- Mu0 - - ~ Cell es4 ~ y.
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II Tho retail business of Tho city was
very g"sl yesterday, owing to the flne wealth
r., hat business generally, duh.
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SELLING RATES OF EXcuANdE-BY

Bank Of rlsreucc, flsrenee, Mt.
Gsa u ssaesxr rrc.i. IN r,axrs, Ca.hr.
TUE UNDERSIGNED PRorRlET0Rs ~
tho Hank ~ Fiurraer, NJ bfasks arr ~ the pro
visions af iis charter individually r.slsasih. E,r ali
lis is~hcs, aii Will redeem tho Nai-s ssi In.ttu
tior. nj it~ counter w the riiy ~ FpFeu.r ~ eaau
and nj either of their tlsnsng liuas.. VI fsstrtn
hxehnns" cT in srcc'.. at sans rs,t- sii,.t
sency
COOK a aAHGENT, Davenport. I,w,
tuak, SARGENT a bpMNEv. Iowa .84v
COOK, SARGENT COOK, Fort pes,nasn~s
COOK, sARdENr&f &fARkEi. Florcncc y Z
inlys'aalf
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II. 0rELicm, Secretary.