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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12
Richmond Market, November 10.

.nuul Ia the demand price. have not advanced,
but the market has been well maintained. We
ouotc from So JoG So 30 for Super; So 50M 90
for Extra: $1.jDM 500 and ss.nO for Family.
WHEAT has declined J cts. We quote Sl.lO(1
Sl25 for red, aud Sl.2jM Sl.4O Tor white, rs III
quality.
Cons is lower; retail price, from depots at 95c.
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From Washlgnton.


WASHINGTON, Nov lo.-Reliable intorma.
ton. Just received from tab. states that
Judges Sinclair and Cradcbaush are on their
way to Washington, and Mr.. iiartne't
secretary of the Territory, arrived here yes
tcrday. 1t appears there continues I" be
frequent murders and assaS>inati"nS, but II"
arrests, ~ the Mormuns systematically OBJ
strurt the course CT Justice Theoplnon pre-
walls among all the 'Gentiles that the
court will he useless. unless the government
shall change It's policy. General johnson Is
So restricted hy his instructions that he can
not move to afford necessary protection. and
the continuance of the army at Camp Floyd
only serves 10 add to the prosperity OF the
Mormons by means OF the large sums oil
money spent in the Territory for supplies.
The receipts into the Treasury OF the
United States during the last week were
$50. 900. n reduction from the amount on
hand the previous week of nearly Sl25,o
Amount subject 10 draft S4.T4l.o ou.
J. II. Lewis has been appointed mar
shall of Wisconsin, vice NJ. }. Thomas
deceased.
JNOR SALT der tor sale. on aecommodat-
ing terms, TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF the
Farm called "DELACARLlA," on which | now
reside.
The said land offers inducements to purcha.
r.scrs. The DWELLING and out buildings
III are ample Tor the farm. and are IN good re
pair. Tn. soil Is very productive-the water -
purr and abundant and the timber sufficient tor
all purposes.
The FARM is situated in Fauquier County
about four miles from each Of the thriving ' II
lagos of Middehurs. rpp"rville. and Ee"t"rt""n
where school, ami Churches are abundant
will sell for n moderate cash payment make
AN lndisputahlc title. and take deed OF trust ioi
the deferred payments.
Nv Post Office is Mlddlcburg. Va.
THOMAS TRlpLETT.
again caution those who may have any bust
ness with me, that | will not he responsible for
any debts or accounts against INC, without my "r-
der in my own hand writing.
THOMAS TRIPLETT.
Fauauier County, Va, nov l0-3t
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE oi-
Y fer for sale on very reasonable terms, the iol-
lowing property, lying near to Leesburg, The c"uh-
1e-ty seal Of loudDun. 4 large DWELLING
81 hot 81. with sixteen rooms and good 'iEed
ruutry above grnund-a partially finished garrett
of two large room---and good cellar heh,atI'.-
Also "A building for Servants carriage mouse
Poultry. lee, and Meat Houses: Tow she'd and -"
hlc large and productive vegetable garden
Suu,i,l with choice fruits lot ., one acre. most
Is in Apple and Peach tree>-aui 4 lot ot !! acre
now in Timothy aud Clover. Thsproperty Is with
out nuht the most beautifully situated AMI alto
,ctLer III, most eligible situation in the neighn"r-
hood for 4 family rc-ideurc--a private boarding
house or Female College. II l. healthy. ap'
abundantly supplied with water. from wen Tor
drinking. and from two large cisern, f'r washing.
The purchaser can aso buy on hrrs! terms. Tor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12
MARRIED.

" the evening .. the Sth November. AZ Cedar
w. Ming George county. Virginia. BY the Rev.
aAsy stewart Mr.. :. T. STUART. of Fairfax
"4a!, !" ROSALlE ErGENIA, eldest daugh-
'"; pr X II Stuart.
National lutelligencer, copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12

Ngw YORK. Nov. ll.-F!our has advanced &C.;
State S4.S5m $500: Ohio $5.joM 500; Southern
s. .4OGL sj.6j Wheat is quiet. and L.. higher
earn !. firm and scarce: New Jersey yellow l03c.
Pork i quiet; mess Slj.l2a Sl5lo: prime ) 10 80.
Lard is steady at lo!G lusc. "h'>key Is dui At
271. stock, are higher. closing quiet Cumoer-
land Coal co. l3i. Va. o. aiI. Mo. ., SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12

Additional returns of the election in the
Na't Of New York on Tuesday, Justify the
s-l.t that the republican candidate for State
NE IRE elected, hut probably by smaller
aa!lo'ity that AT first reported. Both bran
IS The Legislature will undoubtedly be
Arsly Republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. ll.-Flour closed steady
Howard street 1875. Wheat closed firm; white
lauM l5ne.: red ZOO l"Sc. Corn is huoyant;
yellow $40, sjc. Provisions closed firm aud un-
changed. Whiskey is steady al ejc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12
DE-. MCGUIRE.

OFFERS Iii, Professional service, 10 III. ci.i
" x-us ot Alexau Ira and the vlciL,ty. uaice 81
the ;. ". vi Prince aud Roy ii streets.
Jau " -iS Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12

TuE WAHKE> GREEN liorEL, WAKRE>r"S.
Mr. {. II. Tavcnncr, who recently became
the purchaser Of this property, took formal
possession on the lSt instant. lie is clean
ing the house from cellar 10 garnet, and has
supplied his table and rooms, in great mea'
sure with new furniture, besides making
other improvements and repairs for the com
fort Of his guests. In fact IN entirely new
order OF things is being inauSurated, and
we predict that whilst under his supervision
the Warren Green" will not he surpassed
by any inland Hotel in the State. He has
the means, and has taken hold with the de.
termination 10 make 1t equal to the best. =
Mr.. I. has retained our friend, Mr.. Henry
l.. Carter, late landlord. a. his assistant,
vino will always be pleased to see and wait
up,n his old friends and customers. - Var
reh,tom Flag.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12
Coum'rs.

DUBLlC SALE OF Land NEAR ORANGE
COURT .HOUSE.-WIll be sold, on the pre-
misses, on the lOh day Of D.csmter nsAt, % che
highc., bidder, Ut public auction, az not sooner
sold priya,cly,) tract Of LAND, within half .
mile OF the depot Of the OraLge and Alehandril
Railroad, al Orange Cour, house, containing OAE
HUNDRED and NINETY ONE and HALF
ACRES. adjoining the lands OF Joseph Hiaen ard
other. Two.thrd- oi th, land is Southwest
mountain land, with southern exposure-pecu
&c. liarl, well adapted to VIII at. IL has upon it
HII small DWELLING HOT 81. With three room,
>u,ke house Stable. Negro Cabins, &c, and he.
tween 80 and 30 acres Of Timber.
There Is Meadow held, with constant run.
ming stream On the north side ei the plantation.
Term, or sALE.-One third Of the purchase
money must be paid in cash. the residue such
time vii .uit tie purchaser, with bond and sp
proved security, the tide lie retained Until tns
purchase money j. paid. Possession given imme-
ilately. JAMES CHAPMAN, Executor
II X. N Chapman, deceased.
~ county net Di-rutf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12
ORANGE PEKOR" TEA.

4 direct consignment from Hong hong, emma.
ina BONES "ORANGE PEkOR" BLACK
fJO TIA of fine delicate flavor and color. re-
ceiyed per Ship "nviucible." and for sale nj lui-
porters' prices.
am also expecting daily. from same source
per ship "Aramngo.' 800 ca,es CANTON PRE-.
SERVED GINGER, and 1000 CASES FIRE
CRACKERS, for which orders vii! be taken, to
arrive, at lowest importers prices.
WILLIAM BAINE,
M IN Ex,baur, Place, Baltimore, Nd.
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Later from Northern Mexico

New ORLEANS. Nov. l0.-Tampico dates
of the lst inst, are received. Marquee had
determined after council OF war, 10 eyacu-
ale Gnadniarn and retreat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12

ALEXANDRIA TuEArRE.-The legitimate
Drama has been revived in this Ancient
Borough" and mainly through the enter
prise and energy Of Mr. John L. Price
He has fitted up the large upper room of the
building at the corner Of King and Royal
streets, very handsomely and very comtorta-
bly,, for stage acting. We witnessed, last
week. ut that place, the beautiful play of
"Evadne," Miss Charlotte Thompson taking
the part Of the principal female character
Evadne-which she sustained admirably
Indeed We never SAW that or any other char
actcr in the same line, better played. Miss
Thompson, rs we are informed, Is in her
private walk, Il modest, unas,uming lady,
whose conduct, under all circumstances, is
marked by strict proprety. She IS very
Young, and Will, il she lives, be bright
particular ornament in the theatrical world.
She i already numbered among it, stars.
-Bme HGiys R.pHbiiraH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12

DJBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE SERVANTS.
i There will be exposed for public sale, at
PIPER Marlboro. Prince Georges County, Md,
Tuc.day, Me 18Th - N,remLer, A EALC-
ABLE FAMILY Of YOUNG NEGROES, SIX
IN NUMBER, for cash, or Baltimore aeceptances
ut four months, interest added. Sale TO take place
al 10 Dci,ck. 4. w.
Prince Georges Co., Md, nov ll--dts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12

Mr.. j. OSRR0RN. Of Alexandria, will open
vi DANCING ACADEMY, at Relief Hall, op
ppsue the Gazette Office, commencing Monday.
.e,oJe, l7h. Glasses for Young Ladies, Misses and
Masters. at o'clock, r. W., and Tor gentlemen az
o'clock, p. VI. Days Of tuition Mondays and
Tuesdays, oct l5-i1
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Cotton Burnt

Cotton Burnt.
ArcrsrA. Nov 9.-The steamer lie, on
the way 10 Mobile. was burnt on Monday TO-
gether with her cargo. consisting OF five hun:
dred bales Of cotton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12
VILLA VI B \ \ \ T.,
TOBACCO FACTOR.
~ - - am. IDy,.y

W. 70. Exchange PTn"s,
BALTIMORE. MD.
Is NOW RECEIVING direct from the manu-
| facturers Of Virginia general assortment Of
TOBACCO. t. which he invites the especial atten-
ton - dealers. "ct Tim
rEoRGES CREEK. CUMBERLAND COAL.
VI We are prepared 10 furnish carsoes OF TINS
superior article deliverable al this place
nn, WM H. F0WLE Il son.
YOUNG LADY Of some experience as a
n teacher. desires situation III private lani-
Is. Will teach the elementary ami higher Lns
lish branches, Frunch and Music. References
given and required Address Miss l.. 9 Berry
vile, Clarke County, Va. oct o-ooa
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1859
A L NJ a n A {

ELEVENTH MONTH. Sun suS
NOVEMBER. riss.. ssfs. MUM rh"SHN'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12

TnE MANSION HausE.-We encountered,
during the late meeting of the stockholders
of the Alexandria and Lynchburg Railroad.
in Alexandria. the largest crowd we ever saw
in that place. The weather was delightful,
and hotels and private houses were alike
filled At the Mansion" where we stopped,
the crowd was 50 great that the continued
tramp of feet kept up Il roaring like distant
thunder MeSSrs. Stewart and Gregory
We're taxed to the utmost stretch of their
energy and patience from morning till night,
and from night till morning, but never did
their good temper, or good manners, once
lorsake them. Nor was their the slightest
falling IF in the good cheer of the house
The only grumblmg that we heard was at
the delay III being served sometimes. al
table. But this was perfectly unayoida-
bic, in such II crowd. The servants, under
the circumstances, did unusually well, and
were all the time. atiabe and polite, though
their patience was, doubtless, often sorely
tried. The House gained many new friends.
and will no doubt, find full employment for
its numerous and elegantly furnished apart
meuts.-Biae Rdye Rep"Jiicaa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12

\ meeting Of the citizens Of Washington,
was held on Thursday night, TO take into con
sderavion the organization OF Washing.
ton and Georgetown Railroad Company
4 committee Of i've was appointed to urge
upon Congress at its next session, the con-
struction Of a passenger railway On Pa. ave.
nue., upon the principle Of an open joint
stock subscription, limited in such a man.
nrr a. t. allow. n inr a possible, all
citizens of the District Of Columbia who
may be disposed, 10 participate III the same.
4 committee u nine was also appointed
to take into consideration the whole sub
iect Of railroad from the Navy Yard in
Washington to Georgetown, and report t. a
subsequent meeting such p an as they may
think best calculated To accomplish the Oh
iect III view.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12
Warren County, Va, oct ls-eolm

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES.
~ lately virtue Of decree, in the case o.
Asnby vs. Green, &c. pronounced by the Circuit
Court Of Fau4ucr, on the Gath day VI September,
1859, the undersigned Commissioners, appointed
to execute the same, will offer tor SALE TO the Liga-
est bidder, the premises, me 25h day ~
.Nocemb,r, 1889, that valuable tract Of lana called
"GRAFTON," formerly the residence OF Samuel
Bayly, deceased. containing about 375 ACRES,
exclusive Of the portion assigned 10 Mrs. Mary b.
Bayly a. her dover. This land, which is vel!
known i'll Fauqucr for it, fertility, il situated a
bout three miles from Salem, the Nanassas Gsp
Railroad i we'll supplied with wood and water.
and i. in iGe condition for cultivation.
Terms The purchaser TO pay down in cash
deposit vi ten per centum on the amount VI his
purchase, ani to give bonds. with approved per-
soEal security, tor the deferred payments, IN aree
equal nStulmrnts. at one, two Gud three years
thereafter with interest from the day Of sulc. The
Ieppst; be forfeited ana the property 10 be sold
~ the rish ami cost y! the purchaser IN case he
shall TAI. 10 complete hs purchase, on a conhrIna-
ton OF the sale by the Court, and the title to DO
retained til! the last .nstament il paid.
b. H. SHACkELFORD,
JOHN p. PHILIPS,
L. TURNER, JR.,
JOHN VI. FORBES, Coun'rs.
JAMES V. BROOKE,
ROBT. F.. SCOTT,
+. VI. SPILMAN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12

JSISH-
r. 100 bbls No. 3 Mackcre!
so Eastport Herring
900 boxes Smoked
IA tons GRINDSTONES, for sale low TO
close c0nsignments. "a
nov lO-eo3t CaEhNoN -.
rIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF ALIEN
ANDRIA.-A semi annual dividend OF four
per cent. on the capital stock OF this Company
bas beeu declared payable TO the Stockholders or
their legal representatives on and after thursday
the jrd inst. {. ". MallLEs' se'le'''!'
nov l-eo2w
TIyRAVELING SHAWLS for gentlemen, Al
nov MEYENBERu'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12

/ COMMISSIONER SALE Of VALUABLE
" FAUQUIER LAND.-By virtue OF II decree
OF the Great Court Of Fauquirr County, made N
the cause Of fizhugh y. Henry and Others, /
will otter tor sale ut public auction, on the prem-
SEES 90 .>aiuf.iuy. ,hr It'll d,g ~ D.'.hb.r, 1893.
a yaluahl. TRACT Of LAND. in FaGqultr
County. containing about THREE II INBRED
and SEVENTY FIVE ACRES. said lana i
about FIX miles east Of Warr,utpn, and three
mile. .r,m the Warrent"n Branch Railroad adj
Joining IN. lunls Of llpw.on iooe, Robert Temp
kiu.. and ntaer. is well wooded aEd watrrsd, 81.
TEENS ~ SALE:-Thc purchaser i>i"lay d"sn
ten per rcutum .; the purchase IN cash. aud exc.
cute hi. three =, cral bonds. with approved per
. AL security III equal amounts. At SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months thereafter, with interest from
the tsv If ,.!e-tAc title I" be retained until the
last nstulmcnt paid. and the Opposite 10 be tor
feitrd if the purchaser -hall tail t. complete hi.
purchase Oh the confirmation Of thr sale.
EDW. {. FlTIHUGH, Commissioner.
nos t--pOt. " arrcutun W hl..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12

Col. Joseph Martin Of Henry county, Va,
died on the I'd inst. He was member of
the Convention Of lS29- 80: and for several
wears represented his county i'll the Virginia
legislature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12

Edward II. Stevens, formerly of Harrison
burg. Va. now Of Butort, South Carolina, has
been appointed President .! Buiord College.
Mr.. 5. had. for some months, occupied the
position of teacher in this institution.
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No. -, Exchange Place, Baltimore, MI
Baltimore. nov l2-diwde"lw

Ir.S HOUSE AND Lot FOR SALE.-Ih,
H#iH TENEMENT on the west side OF Water
Street. between Wolf and Wilkes streets, now &c
cupied by Capt. Jackson. is for sale At low pre-"
and on favorable terms. The lot l. % feet III iron
nv half the square, % feet inches deep, The
buildings are extensive. and mostly brick, thougf
out Of repair. but, NJ small expense, they may "'
made comfortable. Apply to
nav lo-.,,st X. JOHNSTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12

AGRrcrLruRA FAlR-The Port Tobacco
Times says Our Agricultural Exhibition
will take place next week. We have reason
to believe that it will be equal IN interest
aud extent Of exhibition, with any heretofore
held in this place. Col. }. S"llman i to
deliver the annual address before the So
cicty.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12

Rev. >ias lotion, lately Professor OF
Moral Philosophy and Beles-LetterS at
William and Mary College, Va, has accep,
ted the Presidency OF the Iowa State tniver-
,ty. and will enter upon his duties IN June
next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12

Wool purchased BY moan
w is2S DANIEL T. HUE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12

The Alexandria Brass Band has been re-
nrgnnIzeI.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-31

a. BBLs 95 l.2 ALCOHOL just received and ar
Cd sale by 1881 HOFFMAN. BENTON l. CO.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-31
BUEL, HILL. GRANGER &C.,.
Trustees Sale.

"THEREAS. on the first day Of June, A. p.
wv 1885, ~ N. Sherman, A. r. Sherman j. n.
wilson and 5. Il. Wilson, executed unto Charles II.
Fargo "a Trustee, certain Deed of Trust CONVEYING
to said Trustee the following described property to-
wit Lot No four ~ in Block No. three a., -
known and desigt ated on the Recorded Plat OF the
town of McGregor. which is situated a building
known as the ''aew York Store, together with the
rights and privileges to the same belonging whjcI,
said conveyance was made by said ". NJ She rma y.
A. F. Sherman, j. ). Wilson and s. Z. Wilson, for
the purpose of securing tho payment Of Two certain
pronssory Notes and the interest thereon signed Ly
ShHr,nan u Wilson, and dated June lst 1858 One Of
Said notes being for the OF six hundred and four
dollars payable one year after date, with interest NJ
the rate of ten cent per and the other for
the sum OF eight hundred dollars. payable two Years
after date with interest," at the rate ten per
per UNI, payable annually, to the order of Fargo
Kellogg, at Chicago.
Now. the above first described Note Of 1904 and IN.
terest thereon and the annual interest of said note
Of $500. having become due and and tho said
Sherman Wilson having failed to pay the same L
Charles H. Fargo, Trustee aforesaid, do hereby civ
public notice. that by virtue of the power that Is in
Inc vested by the SAID deed of Trust | will ON Tues-
day, the 18th day OF September, D. 1859, at the
hour of two O'Clock, in the afternoon of said day in
front OF said premises Main street, in the Town OF
Mciregor expose aud offer for SALE public uction
to the highest bidder. for cash. the premises above de-
scrbed, to satiSty and pay the amount due on said
note of 5000 with interest thereon the day Of sale
also. the interest for one year said note Of $780,
together with all costs and expenses attending Saki
sale and of this notice. =
Dated this 2,th day of June, lS59wll
CHARLES ii. FARGO.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-31

State Of Ioaoa, Clayton county
Geo. loot and Mary r0o'' In TIE District Court Of
VIM. McLeoud Jane Nc A '
Leoud, John McLeoud
Ross McLeoud, Serepta SEPTEMBER TERM, 1859.
M Mel sS;. Andrew andre Smith,
mo SAID DEFENDANrS--You are hereby no.
! titled, that at the May term OF said Court, suit
was commenced in said cause, and that return was
made by the Sheriff Of mot found, and that or
der made and entered that said notice be
by publication.
You are therefore Notified that there is now on lille
In the office Of the Clerk OF the District Court said
county petition Of George loot and Mary Toot late
Mary Mckeoud, claiming Of you the partition OF the
following described Real Lstate, towis: The south.
west ono-fourth OF northwest one-fourh OF north
west enefourth, and southwest one-fourh of SOUTH
west oneourth Of northeast fourth OF southeast
onsfourth, aud the northeast fourth of south
west ons-fourth OF southeast one-fourth, aud north
east onefourth Of northeast onefourth of southwest
one-fourh Of section l6, township 81, range west
also, southwest oneourth of northwest fourth,
and southeast one-fourth Of northeast on&fourth,
and northwest one-fourth Of southeast onefouYth,
and southeast curth Of southeast fourth
section Is, township e4, north range west also,
section l5 also south half OF north east onefourth
and east half OF northwest one-ourth OF section II
also, northwest oneourth Of north-wss onefourth
Of sec 80 all in township Of, n range w 9th r. a.
aud that unless you appear and answer thereto
before the morning Of the day of the
Of the District Court Of said county, judgment will be
rendered against you as In said petition prayed.
BAUGH 4 STOSEMAN,
August 9th, lss9wi Plaintiffs Atty's
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-31

DoNr SHOOT !HELwIo is just in receipt Of
a large lot Of Gun TRIAHINcs which he is pre-.
pared to apply to diseased Shooting Irons for
Fall use. John is an experienced workman and
does great deal Of work for the old hunters of
North Iowa.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-31
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

I'm or about the llth OF May, itous the n
~ farm Of Michael Stsnte, in Bosrdman 49&
township, cream ooored mare colt, with white face
three white feet and small bunch left side Of the
head, above the nostril.
Any person giving information Of the whereabouts Of
said colt or returning the same to my farm will be
literally rewarded. MICHAEL STENrS.
Blkadss, July 3, l8S0tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-31
4atest Mews.

THE Etpa, with Liverpool dates to the 18th, Is In
A rumor prevails that Prince Napoleon Il to be mad,
Duke of Tuscany. The King of Prussia ia about &c
die. Spain has resolved to strengthen her dscrses In
Cuba Atlantic Teisgraph shares arr quoted at rel
cent. premium.
The Emperor Is about to publish oaict granting
pardon to Louis Blanc, Ledru Ron and other cxilss
The Queens speech is the usual amount Of twaddle
with which sovereigns regalc their subjects Rumors
Of wars still come from the volcanic region, Italy
several marriages now the taps to heal tho
quaels of rival Houses In the late seat of war (Our
10 thinks 1t poor way to settle their feuds) It looks
a. though all the nations of Europe would get into
fight before 90 days.
Flour at Liverpool, go to 900 per cw:. whest
steady at 65 for red and T. for whitos slight
advance. Provisions dull aud declining
Tho Moses Taylor, from Aspinwall, brings over two
millions Of dollars.
Ex-Presidcnt Pierce and lady have arrived at Boston
The City Of Washington steamer has arrived, but
her news is not important.
Several New York Brokers haze failed Walter
Haviland Is the heaviest.
Tho Eastern markets continue very quiet, and with
out material change.
Aaron Jones forfeited his FIRST deposit $780, and Tom
Say ers pocketed it.
Heavy SHOWS arc report ted At CIR sgory's mines.