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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-19
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The Melita reached st. Johns on the 18th.
Wheat declined at Liverpool six to eight cents
Naples is still the point to which the ewes Of
all Europe are turned. Garabald is not on the
march at present, but it is believed something
definite will SOON be decided upon.
f'he Mexicans are expecting an attack from
Spain. ...-...
Douglas tour through New York is triumphal
one. Large and enthusiastic crowds greet him
At every station. Johnson h to be received in
Philadelphia with great honor.
The N. Y. Douglas state Committee declined
10 fuse with the Breek' by a vote OF seven to
i've.
The bodies from the wreck Of the E'gin are
still being recovered, but they are 30 swollen a.
not to be identified.
Large political meetings Of both parties are
reported in all our exchanges.
The Republicans claim Maine by IL, 600 ma
jority Fremont hid q, 29q. The Republican
majority last year on light vote WAS $50.
The .Jura arrived on the 18th. The King Of
Naples has "packed his traps" and is about to
leave his throne and country.
It is rumored tina: Palmerston has sent an
agent to ('arabaldi advising him not to attack
Rome. The hero Of Italy was expected at Ma
pies daily. French war ships are leaving for
Naples.
The Vigilance Committee of Denver has
hung five thieves and gamblers. and the work
70 bravely on. The U. 8. mail 10 now in
operation to Denver. z ssh.
An accident on the Racine road GU Satur.
day last caused the death of Eve persons.
news boy Lamed Cox had his leg cut
OF by the cars at Mayo, Maine, on Tuesday
the 18th.
The weather in England is good, and grain
has declined.
Douglas arrived at Clifton Springs. N.Y.,
on the 18th. He announced humorously to
the thousands who greeted him that he had
found his mother" and that he regretted Mr..
Lincoln was afraid to 60 to Kentucky on .
similar errand.
The Racine "Wile Awake" club has dis.
solved.
The wheat market Of Chicago and Mil
waukee are badly depressed. Buyers have
lost heavily within the last few days.
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s sc commanding the fifth battalion OF the re-.
M ~ army, bad come over to the same side
PatST also records q rumor that Miranda has
escaped from the sayua rnarshes Though v,,h a. ~
us aI,ipery and great part OF his men But tbis
IN ue 0.ner would seem lack conrnst.ou
fsctea the fortune OF the President tba, hs ,, s
cipnee a hs and that he makes good Ls
with the prestige Gfhs very much less s,O"e ana
AS to the liberals, is said thai they now nambs -
IL to is 900 men with upwards Of ny piec -
tiliery and that they preparing so soon as ~
could be effected, 10 march directly the capItaI WT,
future Of the liberal party therefore adds the letter
sis most hopeful and without one OF those fatal and 70
forseen misfortunes OF its speedy triumph sure
The opening of the mornings mail put In possessio,
of still further news from Mexico II principally coucerns
the movements between the cities Of ssS
Guannjrato where at last accounts (June 28) Mramo
Was closely pressed with but little prospee Of
appears that after his recent double defeat In hD
own person and In that Of General Ramirez Miramon
ceeded in making good his escape 10 the salt marshes q
sayula where his situation at last accounts fol-
iowf We quote from the bulletin of the federal army;
Inc liberal forces divided up into guerrilla parties, COM
pletely commanded the roads between Miramons camp
ana the city OF GuadAlsara that not courier
can pass without the risk Of being apprehended Mira
mons friends even have bu, little confidence In his being
easbe road leading of the marshes and that leads
up to the Cordileras which are strongly occupied By
he constitutionalists.
In the e,ntime, however, kiramon bad managed 70
get word not only to Guadara but to the city Of Mexi
co Also and all the available troops OF both cities were
under command of General voez, and numbered SO ne
400 cavalry and 500 infantry, and had with them twelve
pieces Of artillery.
At the city OF Mexico the defeat of Mranon was re-
ceived by the liberals with great joy but 1t does ap
pcar that there was any outbreak
The bulletin OF the federal army condemns in very Sc.
we're terms the pronunciamento Of Doblado Tracons
daurri and others In Northern Mexico favor of Com.
monfort and their movements looking his return Tia
Tampico papers copy the article with approval
The foreign representatives who have finally withdrawn
from all diplomatic intercourse with the government q
Miramon, are Mr.. Mathews, OF Great Britain; NJ Dc.
1Aunde, OF France NJ Wagner Of Prussia; Mr. Pastor u
Eucador and Mr. Brrio, OF Guatemala and Dean OF the
diplomatic corps
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From The Baltimore America

IRON The Baltimore American, July &c
melting toos place SATURDAY morning r. the
FIRST branch CITY Council chamber Of representatives, OF
the CITY Council, the Board OF Trade and the Baltimore
and Ohio RAILROAD, John W Garrett E representinr
the after corporation, sbd John Bruno = the Beard
Q! Iraic Ipoa motion, NJ Bruno called to the chair
an MY. Thomas - Suffer appointed secretary. Ia
iswrtmalks NJ Bruno stated the object which Assem-.
bed the meeting, asd called Mr. Heavy jarrett, 70
ma.e statement In relation ~ the Walt Of the Grea.
Mr. !axRrrr and spoke Is foiows:-xr p es!dep,
gen men o; The Boad q Trade of the CITY Council aud
with p crcs.t nom the directors o. tsc great shir
company FOR the early appearance at Annapolis Roads OF
The sieanship Great Eastern, ard few preliminary re
msIr on the cause ofthe proposition may ncl be Of
place. The directors VI the ship eatcrlala lot
ne Ps sp 81, s,Gas s ds q s%P
Elropeaa port, and ali they require Is q kncwlcdge
OF the leesry, al assurance o. It's ability aud
srrance and belief be best obtained By the ship aud
The directors appearing IL Immediate communication with
sihcrn people IN order to DO this the ship must leave
New YORK, and NJ oss If money and expense for the
tine being Of between thirty sad forty thousand dollars
ne Committee q the ssee, and Common Councils Of
hsterSs visited New York for the express purpose OF
ascertainDg the feasibility q bringing The great ship 10
That port and wished proposition from the directors s
TIA, PURPOSE n reply To- question: propo rsssa 'I1
whether they were willing 10 guarantee &c the Great ship
Cnpaay the san q thirty thousand dollars, the Char
anouai As the basis OF agreement 10 bring the ship V
Phsteipha they wo,d al once return with cheerful
had no tesliailen in ing tina, the amount should be
guaranteed, and that the directors would be Informed
o. iis acceptance within twenty four hours subse-
queStly, however, ,he directors and Captain Hall
concluded TIA. the dinncaiiy of navigating 90 large
chip up the Delaware would be attended
with 80 much danger that the amount would not
be equivalent t. the risk mention this fact 10 show
yea hc importance attached by CORPORATION 70
visit 81 the Great Eastern 10 thoir barber withou, de-
Ia nhs sou fnrtsr gentlemen, viii only state that al
cnsr rom ca guaranteeing the delivery az t~o thousand
Eve hundred tons Of semloitum coal alongside The
ship during the time aha would remain Al AMMAN he
Reds would crrste the strongest kind OF good feelings
beiwec, Tao directors and tho citizens OF Baltimore
Wasi irgtoc and Eorso, and be the of bringing
TIE esip u The Roads Of Annapolis.
NJ. BRvSz sta, tbs, NJ Jarrett hs; In be possession
conn lalcsi.oa sddrsed 70 him b. NJ. Ckrrac Chair
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PersonaI Intelligence.

Hon G. II. Peck, Of Syracuse and Major Chiffon OF the
United States Army, are stopping at the Aston House.
Gen. Luther Blake and Gen W H. Garrett both of Ala
bama; Col J. d. Walker and lady, and Dr. W c. Mus
grove, all Of Georgia. and Mayor Berrett, OF Washington
D. C., are stopping at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Judge Hastings OF Benicia Cal Capt Woodruff of the
United States Army, and c. Ieadbeater and wife, q
Valparaiso are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
Hon George II. Jones, United States Minister at 3D.
gotta, South America Judge Church, OF Pennsylvania Dr.
II. W. Brooker, Esq AMI s P. Tramler ESQ, both Of
Florida, are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
c. G. Cole, Esq, of Melbourne, Australia W r. Red
ton, and Kirby ESQ, aud lady both Of Cincinnati,
are stopping at the Lafarge House.
Hon J. Ingersoll, Minister to the Court Of Russia
Professor Twining, Of Connecticut James B. Parcels
Esq, and daughters, Of Ohio and Mrs. Holcomb aud
daughter OF Washington d. c. are stopping ut the Cniou
Place Hotel
Madame Trsvsgo, pespeches, J; saunur. Mrs. C. J.
Dempster aud Mrs. y Wood, all from California, arS
stopping at the Everett House.
Senator Douglas and wife at Saratoga SPRINGS
where they will remain for week more, and after.
port He will not TO Western New York TO visit hs
mother and relatives there till the latter part Of August
Among the vsiters at Sharon Springs n. Y, are Ex-
President Van Buren,, John Van Buren,, Gov Morgan's
family Judge Ellsworth Of Connecticut Judge Bosworth
Of New York Mr.. Meredith of Baltimore and family Mr.
St. George Campbell Of Philadelphia Mrs. n D. Giipin
Judge and Mrs. Kent, Gov Seymour, OF Connecticut;
Chancellor Farnsworth, Of Detroit; Mrs. Forsyth Of
Albany, and daughter.
The London 7abe amer contradctIng the rumor or the
death Of Of Cardinal Wiseman eays-we unable to re-
port that news has arrived OF any marked improvement
IN the condition Of his Eminence.
The Correio Meredntil Of Rio do Janeiro June & ha.
the MISUNDERSTANDING was buried In Ntheroby Mr.,
Charles the conscientious and eloquent writer
Of the IAatrated Brazil (Bras Piuoresco) Exied from
France for his Independence OF character and cousancy
TO principle after the coup dtd OF December 49, the H.
ustrious COMPANION OF Victor Hugo desired 70 become
acquainted with countries wherein political IL
berty, and after remaining while In London paid Q
visit " Rio. Democracy has lost by The death OF this
man, one OF It's most shining lights and Brazil Of her
most sincere admirers Some worthy counrymcn Of hn
were unremtng In aording him every necessary relief
and the last moment showed him marks Of the great
OF esteem and respect
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THE MAssACREs m SYRIA.



ByIrorr, June 81 1890.
Noaid that had better wherewith 10 open my
ictter but the sst intelligence have here the fall
ZAhleh large Christian town Of ten thousand inhsb
tsnts Into the hands Of those bloodhrsty horin Of
Druscs who have invested the town for six days The
Christsns fought brsyely, but outnambered and
OF The Turkish troops sent TO assist them, half hsltd
some miles short Of the place, and the remainder
part against them. But full dc ais are not known yet
sihone may be able 10 supply them close this.
AZ the Austrian steamer 10 Trieste was saving this on
the l"h instant, a boatload OF wearing, blood.
stained but blood saturated garments arrived from
Tyre These individuals, only thirty four In number
were ali that remain q the Christian male population OF
Hssteys, village At the foo, Of Mount Hermcn which
week before could muster nearly two thousand nghng
men These poor creatures irst 70 bring 70
BeyrOut detailed and true accounts Of the bolthirstv
rufhs1sm Of their Truse enemies and Of the fearful
treAchery OF the local Turkish authorities The tale
rive you Is taken from the very words Of the men
lhemseyes, examined separately BY first rate Arabic
scholar.
Hsstciys 9 beautiful village at the foot o. Herrnnu
md Close 90 the of thoordan II contains or did
scrore the massacre population u 900 Christian souls
chiefly % the Gretk "Orthc5ox church. To Protestant
ChrGtendom Hasbeiys should be place Of the utmost
possible interest for II here that the preaching Of
evan geIcs truth had borne fruit than anywhere
else Syria The Pro,estants numbered In this yilsce
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The Africam Slave Trade.


Recent discussions on the African slave trade here and
a, Wsh,n,r hsx. Ss ~. ch.,s,ss ~ ne.e snn
sscsrhiix ana nrov, inc rcrrm,nat,nns oar,ns
tal,v =, ali The M he case W AZ Ire
,ha, q, - nas hnro.n,ns IN a,,ha- r. .nS "
states 20 cas-, ynnn,a,,ons ~, ,ha o,6s- M s
,r,en, ana arc Tnr,.h ,,e,,,c 90 , 0sn
49,, ~ ,h,r ao sr - u.s., 'opS sIvh NC
ne a Is noss,be N bc and n scrcss s 60 20 $50
being attained that from 60 GOO 10 40 600 Africans
SIN ,mnor,ed veariv into Cnha ,ra ,nrs Iaai g. 49,
csrses ~ a,her ha ,Sa , ~ io VIC =.
sfon The trade INNS, NO, n" so,,an y, n 70
authority OF the nited STATES 4 l,ra ana 49, az
ssS ID, ,Sa hh, s - "a se. :, .u Mea. "A com,
a~,har,r ~ -. s 81. 100 su suo.sy e.nuasAeu
whatever shortening, are apparent in the eorts OF The
misfortune than its fault while The acts or OF
Ersspd NAV be judged Of a. those Of powo1 xhc, :.
free 10 do VIM, Il viii Acrr,ny his IN nina 49, @ =;
si,..J - ,s;as no, o. rd s, IN =, n,na, .S a.
Mr. oSron,oos IN ~, ,.s,,or hn ~ . s~o~s 20
10. t,ns NJ ,be create ec,h,cs "a on oS s, nor
=, .ne greae, gcosfaphica ana material facilities
trade voulI n he us, N senonncc ,heD a. & ~ s
BY the lbs, Of gain and less under the nsusncs Of mo
hans pcIscetiy nsurai ana ,rna.r,isi ,S o,, az
eide The mo,iye. az rnyisnd 10 he ,,o o:n, .s
than ibos. ~ Tho Initial s,.,es f " F'"-
W., s,o ~ ,h VIZ s.c,s" To- a. ,.,.
rethcr between africa ara Csss md Il s "a, ,h., ,ns
YES s engaged in /, are bu rh,rsS in North sncrscsn
ports eau'rfcd there and conmanaed b. rnsS s,s,ss
citizens ~ course these vessels are bought or rsi ss
span,ards Who Ia SC parsmoua, incrst m tscn S
la, e., m saSa ., suVa supplied the United states
defect IN Ina, law which annears Tho &c. ~ s,
will rot now PERM, to be remedied IL is found rrsctcal
v N vain TO- The Iniicd s,,,s g. 80 -
dera norris vcsSels rnaer eoNi,nncn, ssr - 500 NJ
treaty with England the eovernnsnt ~ WasS,nn,o,
bound TO ma attain certain number cfshe rs sScb,ns
sauadron. bat fo- reasons which Nc snail
Ton ,hIs number has no, mill nv he. ssi' ,,a
tanned Then slthough the British cruises arr in force
sfcient 10 Inherent much Of The trade ibcv are 81 =,
liberty 10 exercise The rlgh Of search on vse
the American tag That s principle which s OF wider
and hehsr cation and thereiorc 81 g-ea,ey ,nror
lance than any srraprenepts 10 he savA tsSe
ami INV nsty hold ~ rjsh, ~ ses,eh An
time Of peace 10 be tnccrrratbe with The nas,enssoc
Of free states America has therefarn nsver eoncei
H. When the Navy Apcropri,,lo Nil .as ,o,,h 80.
before the United states senate on prcposon az the
admin ktraion to aid three steam gun boats "a The
American searching Squadron ana which nrono
siion has been voted by Congress the reasons
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

By TELEGRAPH TO GALWAY.
LExsPoot, joy Ie-Noon.
CorToSThe brokers circular reports the sales Of cot
ton for tbs week al 900 bales Of which spectators
took 800 sad exporters 900 II quotes m!ddlng Or
leans 81 67sd, n!ddlirg upands at t:d mlddling No
bic at SGD, and reports the market &c have closed
STEADY, with more healthy ami regular tone Tie stock
in port Is estimated al e2e 900 bales Of whsh DAP 900
American.
BSx'psrrEfs masSet for breadstufs Ia generally
steady but quiet, Cora hAs a. Advancing tendency
PsolE the marAe. for provisions ia geacra,ly
dull.
PRoprCy.-IAe produce rna-Se, 10 without change az
moment.
LoSpoS, July 1e-Nocn.
Conso's. esEseS1
Sugar arm. Tea Ia b., ite demand and prices weak
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TELEG r A PHO.

WASHINGTON, July %, 1892
By adyices from Vera Cruz to the 7th inst it appears
that the State of Chiapas Mexico has been invaded By
party Of ibusters from Guatemala They burned seve-
raj haciendas and returned home with large amount Of
boot
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS

from the New Orleans Pcayune, July 1871
The mails 81 the scheorer suffolk, Capt Smith, from
Sers Cruz the Th Instant 10 hand in full lasi
ing An extra 81 the frrp-ea repeats the men
uo9d by our correspondent that zuoAgo had escaped
10 sgosdos camp ant pronounced In OF the con
sutu'iona course also that Charles nrsmon, brother
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.. Tyan es Lange Of identic notes in which France
Should under axe and Europe should acknowledge that
Fran was bound TO Europe and 20 Switzerland by the
same conditions BY which Savoy has been hitherto he'd
10y Sardinia; or
3. By "a preliminary negotiation between France and
Switzerland with view % determine their reciprocal
rights and duties.
OF these three modes her Majesys government prefer
the hrst. II Is that which has beel asked by Swit1er
land the Power most Interested in this question II is
that which is most likely to lead to frank discussion
and n friendly explanation.
Her Msjesty's government accept the proposals OF
France that the subject OF the conference should the
OF reconoilng Article % OF the Treaty OF Vienna
with Article OF the Treaty Of Turin that the place OF
the conference should be Paris and that Switzerland aud
Sardinia should participate in its deliberations.
J. RUSSELL
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According 70 accounts from Trieste the Austrian 60
vernment Is undertaking gigantic works in order 10
der the famous quadrateral perfectly improbable Al
Verona tho workse dire tied by fourteen engineer on
having under their regiment
ginccrs.
Notwithstanding the Aus,rans still paying the sup
Elementary tax the budget Of the War Department
contains item of 900 forms for the expenses OF
the troops Of the Duke of Modeua, which nc with him
from Italy The Austrans say that the Duke possesses
immense fortune the greater part OF which Is vested
In the English funds he ought 20 pay for these troops
himself II ia hoped that the Council OF the Empire
will protest against this burthen.
VIENNA, June Q, 1880.
Count Recberg has instructed Prince Metternch 10 de-
clare 10 NJ Thouyene In the rame OF the Austrian gov
crnmcnt that Austria intends 10 show that Piedmont can
show no title to be admitted to the Conference
vNyNA, July IL 1850.
The report that the Austrian government intends 20
contract new loan Is without foundation.
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Palermo advces TO the Sd state that Garoadi had held
reyiew OF nine thousand volunteers most Of them very
young.
An Inspector Of Police had been murdered near Pa
leTmo .....
Garbadi had issued decree threatening with Danish
men and even with death whoever should rise against
the former police and stating that special commissions
had been appointed to discover those unctonares who
had oppressed the people -itn ID
At Naples the proclamation OF the constitution had
been received with indifference. The refusal OF Sgnor
Mamma to accept Office had created bad impression.
The Neapotan exes In Turin were nearly all returning
to Naples. ili 1u .a ON
other designations expected.
II is stated that the royas forces for the defence of
Messina amount TO 900 men, and that they
orders to act strictly the defensive and abau
don auy Of the places which, with Aessna form the line
Of defence.
sgnor San Caaldo, Ambassador from Sicily to France
had reached Turin, en- route for Paris.
NAPLES, July 2, 1850
II is asserted that the Ministry obtained the royal
assent TO the removal Of General Nunzane head the
Court Camarila OF the former reign
Yesterday two ofwar len this por, to reinforce
the French squadron at Naples.
The official journal of Sicily publishes the proclamation
of King Ferdinand granting constitution to Napes but
precedes by leading article 70 mend the perjuries Of
his predecessors, who also to govern consttu
tionaly.
The Emperor Napoleon gave audience on Sunday TO the
Count de Naronne who has arrived special mission
from General Caribaldi, the yiceroy Of Sicily.
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The news from France Is un!mportant.
The Bourse hid been firm, but closed Hat at $50
PARIS, July IL, 1890.
The Mcniter that the Legislative session Is
prorogued till July 81 The nsidcraton OF the discus
sion the judicial project OF law adjourned til after
the budget hak been considered.
PARIS, July IL, 1850.
In order not TO obstruc the free action OF the Turkish
government and n leave TO II complete responsibility
the French Cabinet has decided that the commanders Of
the Of war sent TO Syria shall abstain from all inter-
vention and con6ne themselves protecting the French
Consul and Offering refuge to all Christians who might
want IL.
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Germany.

Germany.
FRANKFORT on ing MANI. July 10. 1850.
The German soveregns have renowned their project OF
holding special conferences at Baden, being OF opinion
that definite understanding would more easily be
brought about by combining the negotiations to their
representatives at the Federal Diet besides Frankfort
being central point the pen potentaries accredt
cd 10 the Diet better informed than the special
voys would be. In the meantime, there Is q frequent
exchange Of amongst tho German Courts with the
object Of concertrg the Instructions TO be given their
representatives at Frankfort.
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Visit or the steamer Great Eastern 60 the
ChesAne

Sugar arm Tc, IN b., laiIe demand and prices weak.
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WANTED-A SMALL. YACHT or 4 Sail BOAR, IN
exchange or sc~A q cisss champsgnea o,sr-ss
brnndes gins segars Ac Apriy q No 81 bsery street. 70
tiay.
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The effective strength Of the Papal army under Iamo
riciere amounted 10 10 900 men.
RoMR, July z, 1880
Is asserted that the commander chief Of the French
troops at Rome has received orders from Paris al
low airy popular anifestaton take place at Rome
Tie Duke de Grammont is expected 10 return to his
pos Ambass ador here between the 18th and 10th Of
July.
RAvKNSA, July 7, 1850
The Adriatc ourna, states that assertions from the
army Of Gen. Lamorciere continue o vast scale.
Many Of the deserters have arrived at Forl and de-
mand to be cent 10 Sicily
RoNx, July 7, 1850.
The Irish volunteers leaving Rome for Spoleto,
where Of 10 900 is to be concentrated before
the fortress The number OF Irish have arrived or
expected to arrive amount 20 400 The being
paid at the same rate as when service in the field
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EoR sAiE-A FAST sArIBoAr, TWENTY MIMI yyrr
mng ~ tttt BEAM copper fssieued, and In ccnptess
as, VII se 500 cheap az the has time W use s.
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SPORTING.

REgArIA.-A REaATrA WILL TAKE PLACE AT
~ Glen Cove, on "Wednesday, July IS O'Clock n M rv~
for All eosis under thirty feet hc race 70 " twenty
miles The sesr boat WI leave Spring Al "a. occf
s,herins street pesncey street. Dis Eleventh sfre~
~ hSy seventh street AZ l0o landau al e.a,e.
.nz Island and New kochtle fare each way = eer,s
ERArCrs BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP. Has IN
49, mo raosc~a hsspttneni ~ DsSs he wcstAs ~
- m soch bUTikR's infslhbie Mango dare ssk fsaA
49, % cenn per bottle. Dors bcarted. srsissA -