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coMMEac1Ar CORRESPONDENCE.

Special 10 the New Orleans Crescsnt.l
HAVANA, Jan. rs, 1860.
Ed. Crescent.-Up to the present moment there
have been very few transactions, and those Of Q
quite tring character, in this market in new crop
| sugars, which, indeed, come forward very slowly,
and do not, in the whole, exceed from six to seven
thousand boxes. The few operations of which
| have heard have been upon the basis of OF rials
per arrobe for D. S. No. II. The following con-
tracts are also reported:
| crop of between 5000 and 5000 boxes and GOO
hhds. at s22 SO per box Of sixteen arrobes net for
the Cayed, and "a rails per arrobe for the Musco.
vados 1000 boxes, the first to arrive the produce
OF five estates at 81 rails for the Browns Nos 9
to 10 D. S. 81 rails for Nos. 10 to 49, lOa rails for
Nos Is to IT, and IL rails for the Whites. Also, a
crop of common refining Museovado, at distant
outport, at u rails per arrobe, which is resale at
profit of about a half rial per arrobe The de.
sire to make contracts by purchasers appears to
have nearly ceased but holders exhibit but little
anxiety to effect sales.
From Matanzas learn that operations amount
ing to about 1900 boxes, tnew CROP" have been
closed, chiefly Browns No. IL d. S., and superior
qualities up to Nos. II and Is at rails per arrobe
for the former and lii TO LA rails per arrobe for
the latter. Rates considered too unsettled to
give precise quotations, but based upon the above
mentioned transactions the following are given:
d. S. Nos. to s, u to II rails; Nos. to 10, 8
to 81 rails Nos. II to H. 81 to rails; Nos 10 to
IA, 81 TO 10 rails; Nos. 10 to l6, 10y to IL rails
Nos II to Is, liz to liz rails; Nos. 10 to 20, IL
rails; Whites according to quality, u to 70 rails
per arrobe, in bonds.
MoLAssEs-The arrivals here are quite triiiing.
The following are the current rates: a to rails
per keg for Giayed. No huscoSado yet IN TINS
market At Matanzas an active demand has pre-
vailed at a to Al rails per keg for Gayed, and ct
to 81 rails per keg Tor Muscovado. Inc demand
exceeds the supply All receipts, up 70 the END
this month, were contracted Tor, and purchasers
were prepared to contract for all deliveries IN next
month at Al rails per keg.
LARD-Barrels and tierces continue to realize
SIT so per quintal and kegs SIT. The stock is
about $50 bbis. and herces and 3iSo Kegs.
BuTTER-ls very dull, and no prospect OF an
early Improvement
Consolidating; No sale Of American re-
ported since my last advices.
HAMs-The demand has abatedi last sale re-
ported was Is bbls. from Philadelphia, at SIS per
quintal.
BEEF-No sales reported since my last adyices.
PoTAToEs - Continue in active demand; 1900
bbls. ex Quaker City from New York, sold imme-
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IL.
s o ~ G..

Drcnched by the wintry seas,
Sullied and torn,
Dove of the distant trees,
Where vast thon born :
Who, when the autumn breeze,
Rifted thy nest,
A Drove thee, with signs like these
Straight to MY breast?
Spread not thy wings for me,
White piumaged dove;
WHITTIER should sorrow flee,
Graded by Love !
Wet though thy pinions be,
Fair thine eyes shine
Tears, il they fell on thee,
Trembled from mine.
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pATToN, SMITH IL PUTNAM.
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND GKAyIER STREETS
.Mu"# Agents for-thoksaie ....
MdNHFdrTuRED ToB8gro
manufactured Tobacco,

Have hand ard constantly receiving commits
ion direct from tie Manufacturers the Largest and Finest
assortment d.
Manufactured Tobacco.
Of every Variety they have offered trade solicit
the attention Of iR0cERs and DEALERS
purchasing.
They the SOLE AGENTS for BURTON It MAYS Cross
and Extra ponnds LA BELLE CREOLE. SIS and los BUCK
FINNEYs rs and los and EENTs 9sbe6ids
brands GRANT n WILLIAMS " lbs and Others LEoEo-
RIA pounds, which took the Premium the State Fair Pc
tesburg, Va, November, 1859: y U p JONES' pounds and
Twists, which have taken the Premium in North Carolina
succession and is perhaps the finest Tobacco
wordi
WILLIANsoN's TWIST drst pekingsa KATE ELIZA
pounds intended for connoisscurs only every
sciiption d Tobacco generally used.
We also have The PoWHArTAN PIPES. which we receive
rpcto
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old Joke.

IT'S very ancient saying,
Time TIL now has proved II true:
g Do unto all your neighbors,
AS yeu would have them do to you"
But another saying now prevails,
OF an entirely different hue:
n BE sure and do your neighbors,
or they'll certainly do you" Y
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From shs Phladeipha Journal
coNeRRssloxAI 9 Ng.oTHBR GOOSE"


( There wey~ congressman In Washlngfo
s' 4 M sktv werc wpndrcus Wise,
They balirtsi until they found
Thev could mot organize;
And when they found this would not uos
Wsxh all their might and main,
They got " advances on their pay,
And-balloted again
II.
Hey diddle diadles
The ssnhairM In THE middle
The Congress- will organize soons
The lobby men laugh to see the sport,
And ali feed from the National spoons
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@sh @fIsals Aailu Grssssnt.
MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY ". 1850.


y a N Y
xss,,sx Ill IL I'D ScorT suo Esser ALI American.
- g n GA III atyled In 4 Noshing,
i, az :f;se;, s;tsses treat ex.
: ~ 60, !, certain scot of re-
,sssav<s s,c.,,s & tat ono Of
I'm ~ III NV Was
sss Az n q mi ae,spesut
ss , DAT i,soIaFe to
bs ;s,asv n aasa hsing so
II = ~ x6tgt 81 I'LL sstltusien,
,,,Ic s ~, de rscst perfect
I;,,,,s Sc 81 sects asss churches
~ t1,e f5nitsa ss.s ~ Ali charge ~ members
81 ill., Amer 4 vain re,ysie tist they did
IN tieajfe 4, yits, 4he jssSkaai infuence
n,s5 a5Ya Sssss. I'll 8he Roiaxs Peatiff That they
tuY8V src .ss ~ tl,t fisht Of leaving Ia
MI ssu. i. i, ssiritnal d strictly
r1l;rio .s ss.szs 6ss MAT fkey warred against
5lss Il g - 81 Il, to sovereignty as q temporal
ma. {, fi,ev csnsiAsred Ii inconsistent in
iiS3s 81 I'LL IN otiicr temporal prince superior
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The Pretty Puritan.

g OF what persuasion is Miss g -
Demanded once grave polenie,
s She Ia SO handsome, that to me
She seems said i, 1. an Ere-nageaic.'
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WATER, wArERu
CLEAR. PURE wATERH
SpALD1NG,s PREPARED GLUE.
spALDINe,s PREPARED GLuEi
. sPAEDISGas PREPARED GLUEi
sR.s VbInsaSg 4o.I
ns n


&C. NoMYt ATcHt
MA Stitch in Time Saves Nlne.'- sa
AS accidents will happen, in welegnlated families
very desirable have cheap and convenient for
pairing Furniture, Toys, Crocsery, etc.
spalding's Prepared Glue
Meets MI such emergencies and household afford be
without H. Il ID always ready and mp the sticking point.
There Is longer necessity for liupng chairs splinered
neers headIes dolls and broken cradles II Is the article
for cone she'll brk popular with
dies Of refinement and taste
This admirable preparation Is used cold being chemically
held solutions and possessing all the valuable qualities tho
best csbnstake fae. It be used IN he place Of odI
pary mucilags. being vastly more adhesive.
USEFUL In EVERY HOUSE, ..: .
MIA Brush accompanies each bottle. Price % cents.
Wholesale Depot, No, As Cedar street New York.
Address HENRY G. sPALDINei Il CO.,
Box No 5000 New York.
Pat up for Beses Cases containing four eight and twelve
dozeua beautiful Lti9guph showcstd accompanying each
package
n5f-A single bottle Of SPAhD1NG's PREPARED GLUE
viii rave ten times lis ANNUALLY every honsehoiia
SOLD BY all prominent SDtopef Druggists, Hardware and
Furniture neaters Grocers and Fancy stores. .".'
Country merchants should mike note of sPAI.DISG.S
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list. 1t will stand
any climate. jal9 lYSw
pATToN, SMITH Il PUTNAM.
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND dKAYIER STREETS,
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Frederick the Great. after a very terrible en-
gagement, asked his officers "Whe hehafed most
intrepidly during the contest y The preference
was unanimously given 10 himself. q Yon are mis-
taken, = replied the King: THE boidest fellow was
q fifer, whom passed twenty times during the en-
gagement, and he did not cease, or vary note the
whole time.n
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swEpEs IRoN.-Messrs. Stark, stauffer & Co., II
eana street offer for sale the cargo of the bark Linden
consisting of Swedes iron. See advertisement.
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Jose Domingo,
IMPORTER or HAHANA CIGARS
No. 10 cusToMHousE STREET,

Has always hand large and well stock to which
he calls the attention OF purchasers The chocest brands for
which his house has always been celebrated always DO
found there. PARTAGAS CABAEAS INTTMIDAD, the
well.known REGALIA DEL REY DE cABARGA, the CIS-
TO DE ORION. REDowA, RIFLE, and the brand, Ell.
GAR1BALDI, Also 1000 pounds P1CADURA, received per
steamship Hahana.
Mr.. DOMINGO would respectfully all the attention Of tho
public to the following letter:
Mr. Jose Domingo New oeans: Ny Dear Frend- autho-
rize you known the public think needed,
that only importer In New Orleans Of brands FL
Cnto de Orion Redowa and Rife In proof whereof sign the
present. in the city Of Havana this 10th October, 1853.
ja20 Inn ESigDedl JAYNE CODlNA.
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BY ERNEST 4. ?. rEAi-I-

- From the Charleston Coa1ier.
LIxE8 no AIRS. LUGRBTrA MOTIF.
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ID. .PLOvVs ............ FLOWS.

DTOIUs PJOyVs, .PI.ONs.
1900 Kings Carey PLows, assorted sizes
1900 Hall 4 Spears Cast Valley Flows.
~, ~ nan. n, o,ys as.as..s s"SSs~
,n,o Avarv,,
1000 ciores Calhoun FLOWS.
1900 aartet oomAas celebrated y, s,es, soSer ao
.a4 ,nno 49,, NJ, pI avs
UNIVERSAL Flows
Together with general assortment Of.
Agricultural implements,
GRAIN CRADLES. -e'n'''''As VI
FASNIsG MILLS
,,on,,
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spalding,s Prepnred Clue

As accidents Will happen in weegnlated families it
very desirable have cheap and convenient way for
pairing Furniture, Toys Croekery, etc,
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We now on hand ard arc constantly receiving, commits
direct from tie Manufacturers the Largest and Finest
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ECO NoMyi DISPATCH
aa-"A Stitch In Time Saves NIne.n-aa
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"A gang Of dozen or more laborers had been
under that roof but a minute previously. A clerk
had just called them out to attend to some work in
the yard, and they had hardly got out when that
part of the building fell.
1t is stated that the wall gave way, owing to the
cotton inside being piled up too heavily against IT,
FANCY SLAVE AND KIND MAsrEa.-offlcers Clark
and Price of the First District, on Saturday got
hold of bright and intelligent but somewhat sus-
picious slave boy named Barras, belonging to an
old French gentleman residing on Greatmen street,
in the Third District.
They had received word that Barras had played
false to his master, by making way with large
sum Of money, over $1,000, which his master had
entrusted to him to deposit pay out to somebody.
The darkey's story or confession was, that he had
paid away the money on his own account to one
hir. John, lwhose other name he didn't know to
take him to Ohio, or to some other land of niger
liberty and freedom. He believed that Mr.. John
had cheated him out Of the money, and that said
| John had gone up the river the day before on
steamboat He said he had given this John sI059,
nut that John had given him s. back, leaving the
missing amount slo5l. The officers concluded to
take the darkey to his master before introducing
nun 70 the Recorder, and did so From what the
dafkey said and rom what his master said II an
peared that this was not Barras, first oifense he
having on previous occasion sunk $1,000 for bis
master. This money, he asserted, he had also
givento the mysterious Mr.. John, who had promised
| to take him to Ohio.
The old Frenchman, not seeming to be either
surprised or offended at his negroes conduct.
calmly offered to give the officers $50 If they would
recover from Mfr. John the $1,000 and over which
BarTas had paid 10 him. The officers stated their
belief that there was no such person as Mr.. John,
! and that Barras had spent his masters money
simply in gambling. The old man stoutly denied
| this. expressing his opinion that the money had
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-14

PERSONAL Col. MEANS. Judge ALLls.
on and JOHN CuaslEs. Esl.. took : pleas
ure trip TO Fort Randall on the Flussncs.
Hope they had good time. ~
We are happy to welcome to Sioux CT ,
agai our go-Ahesd friend, CHAs p. BoocE.
Esq. lie has spent the past three months
At the YAnc,on Indian Agency, where. We
are glad to learn, the firm with which he
is connected is doing = very good bu i.
ness. CHARLEY is a capital business man,
and whenever he takes hold things are
bound to come. May he always succeed.
Gen. WV. Talpp returned from his east
ward trip on Tuesday evening last.
HIN. PAT. Rom lett for Des Moines or
Saturday morning last, to represent this
county in the Democratic State Conven
ton. The Convention met on Thursday.
We had the pleasure few days agn
Of making The acquaintance of Lieut.. S
d. LEE, Quarter Master ut Fort Rand Ill.
who is at present stopping in Sioux City.
Lieut.. l.. is an accomplished officer aud
gentleman. and is highly respected by hi.
nuner, friends in this city.
Il. X. Kirk aud J. f. B ,oge left on the
Florence for 81. L.uis, 10 lay in fresh sup
plies OF new goud..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-14
CHURCH DIRECTORY,

-
MORE INDIAN DEpRED ,TioN& or THE
LlTrLE Sioux BY letter from Judge
SHELTER. Of Clay county, we are informed
that the .i,izens Of that section have again
been subjected I" the snnoyances of depre
datorv bands Of Indians. On the evening
Of Sunday. the 1T inst, a rsrty Of Indians
made their appearance at Mr.. Wa,erman's.
in o Bcien cou"ty-about two miles from
the Clay county seulemrnt-and shot n
CIV aud one OF Mr.. VS. fnrst oxen, IN.
two ANIMAL being worth about $50. This
outrage WAS evidently committed out OF a
vicious design to annoy the settlers, As
they took only the tongues and about 10
pounds Of steak from the slau1 Uttered ami.
mails. and left the remainder lying ON the
prairie. Subsequently the same party
killed a COW end calf belonging to Nj.
kirchner. of Clay, and in the same Vi.
cini.y robbed u cabin Of ito contents, while
the owner was sbsent.
As SION ~ it became known that the
Indians we're in the vicinity, Lieut. Brock
schnk collected party Of men aud spen,
one day in pursuit.. Of the mauraders, but
~ithou, success.
The frequency and boldness Of the out
RACES committed by these Indians upon
The settlers in the Little 81 lux Valley
should attract the attention Of those whose
duty it is to ~f,rd adequate protection 10
frontier settlements and secure the employ
me"t Of such means ~ will forever put AN
end TO these annoyances. The citizens
of the above valley are in constant dread
Of losing their stock. while their own lives
are l'y no means exempt from danger
What assurance have they that the In
d.:.ns. embodened by the success Of their
i"cursions. will not re.enact the bloody
scene which occurred IT Spirit Lake c-w
years ag,! B-fore these annoyauc-s
Cease the I,d,,ns NUT be punished. and
i, i. the duty Of til. Governor to im,nedi
ateiy take such steps rs will most speedily
and efectual'y accomplish 'hr object. We
believe there Wa. an appropr alton made
last winter for the purpose If protecting
the Northwestern frontier. If this is the
case, now is the time 70 use it.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-14
We direct tho attention of ON, rad.

We direct the attention Of our readers
TO the advertisement Of Messrs Ziegler L
Eckhar'. Of Dakota City, which will be
fonnd 10 ,o.dAy's paper. These gentle.
men are en,erprising men. are always ny
with the timer, and - they have 10 store
q large and we'll selected stock Of general
nercbandise, can supply The wants Of oil
Who nay favor them with their patronage.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-14

-HE TURr.-Anu,t~r race took place on
Uuion Course = few event ,gs since be-
'wer" Sioux City nag aud = pony te-
longing to u gentleman residing On the
Floyd. The stakes-$ $50 = sidr--were
rskei by the Sioux CITY h"r.s. Fat her
srs are ge't:n; 10 b. mn . institution" ~
Sioux City
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-14

SAC CoUSrY. --i.y M advertisement il
io-dsys paper il will be seen TIA, the vo-
ters Of Sac county have decided 10 erect
a court house, aid have appropriated ten
thousand dollars for that purpose. This
affords fine opportunity Tor our mechan.
les 10 compete for u rood lob.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-14

EM,cnAxrs.-a long train Of emf gram,
wagons arrived i" 81 TX City 9" Thursday.
They were bound fr Vern,illion. Oak, tn
Territory.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-14

The FLonENCE-lhis favorite steame
arrived at this city on Sunday morning
last. and after discharsing large am"un,
OF freight for our business men, passed up
10 Fort Randall. This boat is rapidly
gaining in propulari'y among the people
OF the UrpeT Missouri and certainly no
buat ever merited in larger degree the
public confidence than dnes I! e Florence
Her officers are prompt. accommodating
and trustworthy. ana are ever ready a, d
willing to devote their services to the per-
mrmance OF acts of accom- moda,ion for
their irie"ds and patrons.
In this connection W. might state tina,
Capt. GoRMAN brings us cheering news OF
d. rclAs prospects in Missouri. The sen
timent Of the State is overwhe lmingiy in
favor Of the regular Democratic nominees.
and in November next the vote of Nilsson
ri will he recorded in favor of DorGLAs
and JOHNSON.
The Florence reached orr Levee on her
return from Fort Randall, on Thursday
afternoon, having been absent but four
days. The following account Of her trip
has been handed US ir publication
Steamer Fl"rence left Sioux City. Sun.
day, July 9th. at o'clock, p. NJ, having
y goud stage Of water. She arrived at The
For. IN Tues lay afternoon, at 5 o'clock
Col. Munroe, the c, m nandiny Officer
F"r Randall, being On board, all the Off.
GERS, with their wives and sveelhear,s,
came down to welcome him. and in the
evening, 4, the invitation Of Capt. Throck.
,nmt ton, they came on hoard, accompanied
BY the fine Band Of the Fourth Artillery.
The hand gave " SINE Of their beau,ifu,
and artistic pieces. and also quadriles,
waltz. and polkss, for those disposed to
] lin in the dance. Altogether, i. "a. a
pleasant and lively party. Capt. Throck.
morton had prepared fine display Of
rockies and other Fireworks for the occas.
lou, which we think must have nst,nished
the aborigi"es encamped in the vicinity.
At ? o'clock. on Wec"esday. having dis.
charged The freight, and transacted other
business. We turned our faces h0mewx,d
snd arrived y Sioux City on Thursday, y,
4P. NJ.
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For Rent.

4 GOOD AND WILL IiNiSiIED STORE ROOM
n on Pearl street. Ais, goo and run ror ia bI.
dazzling house. with a garden and we'll on the IRE
misses. Enquire of
Mach II A HAAS
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-14
JOHN p. SAMSELL,
(Of Boston,)
FASHION, TAILOR.
srOuy CITY pn~SA

htSiRES u call the sttehtion of III. citizens OF
- sioux city and vicinity 10 his facilities fr man
ua turing Gents Cio'h hing. u. fatters hi.,s.lf that
from his long sxperi-I 70 IN the business. and al
ways having the latest fashion Plates On hand, he
feels c"mpstent give snire satisfa I'll N both rs u
style ard workm s"ship. Terms IN. dsrafe.
Particular atte Il m given to Cutting out gar
msnts also to repairing and cleansing I'D clothing
Hnd satisfaction guaranteed in all Eases.
So hfpo on IsdrtR It,, one door Soub IF Buchruck.
RS "or>. Aprii :. ls6o-tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-14
BARBER SHOP.

v1sHE undsrsigned has rsnovsd into his NEW
i tU LDiN'i on Pearl street, ~hers b. !. p pp r.
~ To sts. every hing connected with the ton.s.
rial art In tho most fAshioeab1e stybe. The
patronage "f the Ysntlemrn Of s,oux City sad Wet
atty 10 respectfully solicited.
ADAM FALK.
Sioux City, Nay 9TH, .sso-3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-14
HxaneiaI..
LOSURE SALE Of tire LANDa
II PROPERTIES and FRANCIIfsES Of the MfSNEyOfl
ANI PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY

AND fAciyIc E1iLRohD c6NiASY s''''''
me aoSss n' ~ L ssrt
adj on the sIs Of July A ID 1855 ct The City Of EsvYo -
state o. rv p.rn.uorb Esxsrd co,s - vv sss
Wb an trust for the holder OF The first uossrs bond. -
i..~d ,hs ssid cs%p.y certain iss.nss,s :sA ,s
.s,snsd eonveysd end ssrpsS @ss VI ~
fsrsworth Edwmd r cSw'rs sno " ilu.a ~ Wseh ~ e.
.ns sna nGs -. ra bssn s so. s
o. % A az COMPANY, noa S 80 M,nnssrc; y. an -, -
BreelsnsSs a on .s siouy Wood Rivrf wS Sr.nsS s
yisee, nssf the mouth o. The Pembins Rive also al ~ -
"a oS., hans. nd .ns Az s
ssd or actually in nae for drna or station grounds hr -
owned o wh,sh nigh, .heIsssr b s.d or swss4sy ~
1om n,.ny,,, q. aid Rsii,os q, ~
ousns.s .p shS ~ sa ssspS
R us or Is thereto ii locomotive. sss ss"., '
eines tenders ana cns o. every nha nsennsC 1schss
for the Construction equipment opsr,as and e,rsa
~ aid sfssS sSS :. ss &
10 and fixtures Of ,aid ROAD for the purpose
o,o lime r. tine 70 be- issued the sress,s amount
three millions Of dollars but no. exceeding thousand
S ss se Of per- 1
in ns s nay IN es and sios. hundred ~
srst 'mors bond. in DENOMINATION. Of ,hos.sa ds
- security for the payment the pdncp. and Interest .
@ sss; q % @ s s vi. :.
80 al IN, rate Of YET cent per payable
on the r DAYS of December and June IN eeh and
And whereas the said Minnesota aud Poetic RAfoad Con-
,.nv IN the twrny seventh day of November A. D. liza
Executed under their corporate seal and deliver 70 said Es
Fsnsxoth Fdvard p Cowles and William n. Welsh n
irn,t for said mortgage bondhode supplement- 70 aid tpA
ed wherein was that where's portion Of the bsa
~ IA .r. 10 be delivered 10 the State Mnne.
and hsrss tie ssid trustees authorized cmpowsl
by sd trust deed default In the payment the ps.
cpsI or interest mortgage bond therein mentioned
10 M Axe .als OF all or any property therein conveyed
lie manner therein specified and whereas BY said cup
,,.n, "a ,id trustees, their survivors or IN ts
tSssbv created we're authorized and directed In case q
1870 4, az y.vu,sn, OF The inerr, or rio.I part OF IL
% - ~ kc,d y,on he demand and reoaess n The Gs,s
nor Of tn State OF Minesoa a. the agent said
nor sr deed and tsks possession Of az aad sinrr -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-14
Cost ano 9onuo.
6orsss, Carriages, ser.

A STYLISH YOUNG CHESTNUT SORREL
IN HORSE for Coupe Road l6 hands high kind spirited
and weranted sound. TAlL0RS Stables Broadway and
43dst
HORSE CURE-Used in England thirty and
IL Il here thirteen years The TATTERSALLS HEAVE
POWDERS cure Heaves Cough Worms and Ill condition IN
Hoea One package IN the Spring Il worth busheo Of
TO smooth The 81 package SIX for S. A. H. 9OU0B
4 Co. Proprietors. r. T. DREAMER No. IL Goldst, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-14
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Water-0ure.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, ssing.
WI hamtou NJ ", eight hours from NewYork city BY r.l.
stabshnent has location unsurpassed natural
advantages by other Every facility for comfort and the
recovery OF health viii be found large garden l. attached "A
the premises from which the finest strawberries will b. ssry-d
this mooth For Circular, address j. H. NORTH A. ID