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PORTLAND, March 21.-The steamship North
Briton, of the Canadian line, has arrived at TINS
port.
She left Liverpool on the 7th inst, and touched
at Queenstown on the sth, bringing advices from
Liverpool one day later than were received by inc
Fulton at New York. 7
The steamship Kangaroo, from New orS, ar
rived at Liverpool on the 9th inst.
Commercial Intelligence.
IryERpooI, March THE sales Of Cotton for the
two days, Wednesday and Thursday, amount to
lG 800 bales, of which spectators and exporters
took 1000 The market closed quiet and steady,
the quotations by the Asia being generally main
| tanned.
LONDON, March s.-The funds have experienced
little change during the week.
Consols for money closed at 9ls for account, 945
The Liverpool Breadstuff market generally closed
dull at previous quotations.
| Flour closed steady.
| The Provision market closed quiet and prices are
| generally unchanged.
LowDos. March THE London Money market
is generally unchanged.
Stocks are depressed, owing to the continued
complication of political affairs on the continent
About s4i, 900 had been withdrawn from the
Bank of England for transportation, mostly tc
India.
Fears are entertained for the safety of the steam
4 er Commodore Perry, now liz days out from Mel
4 bourne.
4 Insurance Offices are asking % per cent. premi
um for policies on her.
I Letters from Constantinople agree that chang
of Ministry must shortly take place in Turkey.
4 The European residents Of the city have unte'
in protest to the Porte against paying house-ren
tax and penalties.
The Porte has ordered double enlistment Of re
cruits for the army, as precautionary measure.
n The ship Advance from Mobile, the American
!, and Mohongo from New Orleans, and the c.
Hazeltine from Savannah, had arrived at Liverpool
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ing assaulted and chased with iaeets To- eat On he
New Shell Road, near the Magnolia ysfSre. III.
der eherub which Mrs. A. Harm eaIls soa e,arasa
also with addressing pickpoekst fanguase ts sFrss
y. shc vas held for 4 hearing on the 18th.
Margaret and Mary Ann James. or Meftirn, wore
discharged from Felix RaspaHds accusation mas
they had perpetrated breael 0f trFst iii fanx -
restore fwo Msrdigras costumes which they hired
az ms place % Rafapart street, oil sfardigras, 9ss
nit' Beng acquitted Of this charge, they were
haned up again on the charge Of having vfsited
Raspaud ard drenched him with whole torrents Of
tie most horrible Evaporation. 0n thja CHARGE
they were held for another examination Il
Recorder adams yesterday Gned Mr. ar,a Mr.
Dambrun sI0 each, and pHt them usaer psnso 4
bonds, for abusing and beafing shs siie ii ~
Desbarax, ON the 18th instant, IA house oas Ma.S.
street, between Charities and Levee.
Mrs. Nelly Clean was pnt under bonds not ID
beat Mrs. Margaret Lynch again with bHcket, 81
she did on st. Patriek's Day Oh Basin street.
0sE OF rHg GGxs.--t. de ST. Cyrss sfot,gan
tpattern, Lefaucheaux; style, ldoubIs.b barreIed
and value, si59) must certainly be All sorts Of
gun: for. upon being entrusted 10 Louis Bracelet
went off, and went of completely that ii failed
TO come back The way itwcns- ST, Cyr mad Brace
Let before Recorder Adams yesterday, in the Seq
ond District, On the charge Of having sold the gan
70 coHeehouse keeper for $40. The Recorder
looked upon Bracelet as such Jewel 81 4 n,sn.
that he sent him 70 the Woffhouse for six raonshs
PIERRE LoIsELLE AGAr.--0ur old friend p5erre
Loiselle twhom Nc lore for die dangers IL ~
passed, and for the items hia ssnguine tempera-
nient have furnished ny is Ike hatchery bIock
for he is the hero Of many hard serape fFosa
which be has emerged apparently clean, Hc w.
4 yesterday up before Recorder Adams, On IL
4 charge Of having beaten Eliza Moore in tlic Ieaf
with some heavy blunt instrument !; she being ID
unohending female, residing at The corner Of Tou
louise and Dauphine streets Pierre gave BAH to an
pear on the 9th, when he win, az usual endeavor
to show that the woman was all wrong and he alf
/ right.
Dis,ussED. Michael Gavin, arrested on the
charge Of attempting to set fire to cotton bale
on Robertson street. with view to the destruction
Of the Woods Cotton Press, was examined yester-
il day before Recorder Adams. The evidence not
being sufficiently strong, he was discharged.
4 FIRsr DIsTRIcT CouRr Judge Hunt Laurence
Duffy, charged with assault and battery, and Chas.
Hoan, charged with larceny, were yesterday dis
missed by nolle prosequi.
n Charles Horne tried for setting Hre to mali
ciousy and burning an outhouse on the premises
Of Ambrose Scholler, in the Third District, some
q time ago. After several hours absence. the iury
returned with verdict Of not guilty. ~
A number Of parties, accused Of ordinary of-
fenses, were arraigned, entered pleas 81 not
guilty, and we're discharged on bond or remarsded
ia await trial
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The Army AND THE MILIrIA.--In the House of
Representatives, on Tuesday, on the bill making
an appropriation to arm the militia, MI. fallandlng-
ham contrastea the action af Congress in regard to
the regular army and the militia for fifty years.
Since 1903 SO, 400 900 had been appropriated for
the militia and $500 100000 forthe army. Then we
had II States now we have So; then we had
1000 900 of people, now more than So, 1000, ,O00 the
army numbered then 8, 200, now II ,4O0 the militia
was then 636, 600, now 2,1ooOO0: the army cost
then, on the eve of war with Great Britain
So 900 900, now it costs s2l,5o0,0oo; while the
militia receive no more now than they did fifty
Years apo.
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4 A Pen PoRrRAIT.-A curious work of art, exc
euted by the pen alone, is now in view at New
York. The central figure is head of Washington.
and surrounding this are coats-of arms, and por-
traits of the Presidents and other distinguished
men; the whole eaborately ornamented with a
marvellous abundance of decorations This Gu
rious pen.and.ink sketch is By an artist, who few
years since, was pastry cook at Delmonco's. He
took to art, studied and practced in Europe, and
finally returned to this country. He has devoted
two years to this piece Of cunning workmanship.
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CUGAs HOGsHI1ADs-suGA hodsHEADs-
s44FE AND SRINaLE MACHINES,

Suitable for Making
sr9AR AoaSHEAns, RICE MoLASsES, RoSIN AND
TuRFENT1NE SLAVES, AND SHINGLES.
1nciple embraced in this Machine the old process Of
znip and dressing by hand labor. Working directly with
ths grain timber produces article not liable to warp
or check from exposure. The slave Mill will 7e shave and
,ln from The bolt from 1000 10000 Slaves g and the
horse power work H. snd be attached to any' team en-
zine gin Of mill power It make required length,
and can be adjusted any thickness taper The timber
neither steamed sawed but yen and shaved directly from
abe bolt
Both Machines be In full operation between the hours
Of 10 and o'clock every day. at No Canal street. These
Machines ara made in Augusta, Ga.
Any par wishing purchase Parish State, County and sin
gle rights or Machines obtain them Agent wh1
~MkSvr full particulars. F. G. COOK,
sole Agent the States cf Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi
Texas and Alabama. ja3i 6m
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joy ruE NATIONAL Asp AsErieAs ltsEs.l
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Domestic and Commercial Intelligence.

AND coxsoLs UNCHANGED.
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP NORTH BRIToN.
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CHANGE IN THE TURKISH MINISTRY
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Two sons of green Erin were standing by a n.y.
draulc press, snpernteaded BY friend Of miHe,
when one called out to the esher.
"Jim, I'D like to put you under and squeeze the
divil out o. ye.' ss
Would We, indade, MY boy = was the answer,
Square the diyit ont O yon an theretd be nothsn'
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The earth Is tender and kind mother 10 the hus-l
bandman, and yet one season he always harrcssa
her bosom, and at another be pulls her ears
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-22

A. mAGTNNIs, COTTON SEED OIL
IA And
OIL CAKE MAsuFAcToRY.
Nos. IIs and 1I7 Magazine street,
NEW ORLEANS,
K.ecs constantly hand Crude asd Superior Clarified OIL
OIL CAKE, OIL CAKE MEAL, and dscorticased Seed.
Orders for filed with promptness and Dispatch
CASH maid Tor COTTON SEED an delivery. n16
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

TeLeasapAEo TO THE NEW ORLEANS cREsces7
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sTHE FARINA COLOGNE WAITER

FINHE FNIEINA OO1lO0N1 sHhN1zht
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
undersigned sole representative for the United States the
csnadss Indies Of the justly celebrated house Of
JOHN CHARLES FARfNA,
has au,horfzed Mess G. r. BUDDEcKE co. Of this city,
40 receive orders the importation Of the abovs genuine a
e pat up in all the different styles wicker plain bottes ETC.
HENRY RoEsBERG,
OF the frnn u JOHN CHARLES FARINA,
Cologne, Prussia
ss-oder ntrnsed to the house Of G. Farina will
have prompt attention be executed at the rates and
prices as # forwarded direct to Cologne.
c. T. BuDDEeKE CO.,
f.s am No. 81 Common street.
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LOUISIANA srEAm CLOTHING MANU-
FACTORY,
1ss. ..........CannI reet.............167
NEW ORLEANS.


Yhs respectfully inform their nutaerous customers
and tbe Planters general That they are always y
furnish them with NEGRO CLOTHING Of the very best ma
terials ana 1T most reasonable prces.s gsss
The large patronage .hey receive from this ana he'hoofe
States has induced extend their establishment 30 as 70
meet any Increase and n order % pe ape % supply
,,r narsa always with and best descriptions oil ma
they have made with several Of The most prem
In the sou.h and shall hencefoh be able
"a snp,ly Planters with goods Of uniform quality.
s, conadsut that they viii give entire satisfaction to
o NAV paanne their eminently Southern enterprise.
and ct their orders which shall receive immediate attention
IL AZ. HEBRARD a co.
r.ATroN, SMITH ~ PUTNAM,
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND eRAv1ER STREETS,
Agents for the Sale
n MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
Have now on hand constantly receiving. commits
sion direct from Manufacturers the Largest md Finest
assortment Of =s-'
Manufactured Tobacco,
Of every variety they trade and solicit
the attention and DEALERS their stock before
purchasing.
They arc the SOLE AGENTS for BURTON MAYS Gross
and Extra pounds LA BELLE CREOLE, s's and IVs BUCK
NEYs SIS and los and KENTs l0sbesides various other
hrapds GRANT WILLIAMS IL hs., and others; LEoNO-
pounds, which took the Premium at the State Fair at Pc
ssrsburv va November 1885, r. r. JONES' pounds and
Twists which the Premium In North Carolina sig
wears in succession perhaps the finest Tobacco in the
world
W1I,IIAMsoEs TWIST, carst piekings9 KATE ELIZA
pounds intended connoeur only and IN fact every do
scripsion OF Tobacco generally used
We also have the PowHATTAN PIPES which we receive
d,reet 81 commission. di2 Sim
1-.os " -o--
COTTON SEED. COTTON SEED.
have now on hand large supply Of PetIt duif and
goyds Proacn COTTON SEED, which can furnish during
the season In lots TO salt customers
Planters aud wishing and well selected article o.
Cotton Seed would well give call before purchasing
elsewhere. ~
Ihave also on hand f and well assorted stock Of GRO
ERIES WHICH nm prepared sell reasonable prices.
CHls. r. RAII.EY,
Grocer,
las sp IS Tchoupiioulas street.
Z ATACHIEERY......,..... MACHINERY
4 STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
sHINGLE MACHINES
INDIA RUBBER BELT,
CIRCULAR SAWS,
COTTON SEED HULLERs,
I CORN MILLS,
STEAM GAUGES,
\ IRON GAS AND WATER PIPES,
4 4 POWER AND HAND PUMPS.
4 Al Tie Machinery Depot Of RICHD +. HARRISON.
I TIL II Nos. 40 and ~ 81, Charles street.
II
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THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH %, 1860.

the bill recently passed by the Legislature Of this
State, prohibitig Sunday amusements, etc., in the
oity of New York.
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DLoNs... .......PLOWs...." ...PLOWs.
100 Kings Carey PLoWs assorted sizes.
1870 Hall K Spears Cast Valley FLOWS.
1890 :, -. Wrought Peacock FLOWS.
100 Balls FLOWS. assorted,
1900 Ayeryis
1000 Glorss Calhoun PLows
1900 Garret & Golman's celebrated Steel Rover do.
100 Noursc Mason a Co.s Steel PLoWs
1900 Msyher's Cast FLOWS.
UNIVERSAL FLOWS,
Together with general assortment Of
Agricultural Irnplements,
Consisting of
GRAIN CIR ADbEs,
FANsING MILLS,
CORN SHELTERS,
STRAW CUTTERS, Mz
ROAD seRAFERS,
z".=z ETC., etc., etc
tul, assortment Of slocomb's PREMIUM AXES and EDGF
TOOLS which were awarded the Silver Medals at the late Fa
Of Jaeszin MIS-. For sale by .=
g. II. SI4oCoMB 4 CO.,
- 81 Canal street,
an An, And 5nio ~ str
-
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PORTLAND, March 21.-The steamship North
Briton, of the Canadian line, has arrived at TINS
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A cAsp''''''''...''.-..''''...'' - - oAleD'
DIR. SAMUEL REYNOLDS, the unrivalled CANCER DOC
TOR who many has been located Gravier street.
10 The vicinity the st. Charles Hotel has removed his Office
No. 20 BARoNNE STREET, between Common and Canal,
pos Lafayette Car Landing where he prepared to treat
all diseases which he processes cure viz: CANCERS in
their worst FORMS sGALD HEAD, WHITE sWELLINss and
ULCERS Of every description.
Specimens of Ulceous Tuor extracted from PATIENTS
Dr. Reynods oce and references to Of
prominent standing in this and other States OF the union who
successfully treated by DR. Reynolds will be given TO
all who have any doubts Of the efficacy of his remedies
challenges the medical faculty Of the United States Of
america or Europe to excel his cnres ta23 2ms
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A.. CUDUitu. A. II. u hE1A.
vuUuLIu & D'mEZA, DEALERS IN SUGARS
AND MoLAssEs,
Ard
Importers of Havana Produce
AND CT RS,
oYrioE-No ST. LOUIS STREET.
Constantly hand, lots suit purchasers Sugars and Mo-
hsses the lowest market Also Havana Cigars
os select choicest brands and Havana Produce generally
Il .,.t -sia GUT1rII,T \ nrMFzA
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This Company the New Orleans Insurance Com
insure seanst the Losa and Damage by Fire the Per
t,s ssas and RiYers the current rates Of premium
J. TuYES President
i w IisfFs Secretary. n22 3aw6m
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-02-23
Testimonials of the Horace Waters Piano.
aud Melodeons.

.1hc Piano came to hand. in first rate order. lisa
beautiful instrument and no mistake. lee & Walker,
Phiiadeiphia. Pa.
Jchn Ilex.t, Of Carthage. New York, who has had
one Of the Horace Waters Pianos, writes follows
A friend Of mine wishes me TO purchase piano for
her. She likes the one YOU sold me i'll becemh"r i~d
My piano is becoming popula" in this place. and INK
can Introduce one Or two more; they will lie mole
popular than any other make
We have TWO of Waters Pianos in in our sem
mary. Of which has been severely tested Tor three
years. and can testify their good u .lity and dn
r.lil,ty ~ cod i Gregory. .Houat Carrot. Its
III. WAITE :. Est-Dear Str: iIavin, used one Of
your rtanof"res Tor two years past. have found
very superior instrument. ALuszo GRAY.
PrintjDai Broo I'm He,gits SEMINAR.
THE .no lreceis ell from continues give sat
isfaction. regard ii of thc best Instruments III
. the place. "-.Iamss l.. Clarke- Charleston, ia.
'The Melodean has safely arrived feel Of ged to
you for your liberal disco do all tan for yon
in these .s.'-Rer. j. MCCORMICK. YarecsrIir.SC
''The Piano was daily received. II came in excellent
condition, and is very much admired by my numerous
fanny: Accept my thanks iar your rromrtn.ss."-
Robert Cooper. Harrenhan ErGdford Comfy. Pa.
oar flan" rtetsrs u we'll T. The f-st one in our
County ''-T1emes 4. latham. Cambsion. Ga.
We are very much obliged to you for h.yn. sent
such tine Instrument for s@5n. and shall pains
to recomneaa h.''-Btant. Held & Co.. BaTalo ITEM
1.-The Horace Waters Pianos known AS among the.
very hest. We ~n.pri 20 eas Of these instrument
with confidence from personal know led, Of their ex-
ceent tone and durable quality ~. Y. ErangeAst,
We can speak Of The merits of the Horace Waters
hest quality. ''-Ckrist,an Is'cllisrRcer.
Nothing at the State Fair Displayed greater excel
!encc IN any department than the Horace Waters II
amos. "-Charehman.
1.-The Horace Watcse Pianos are built Of the es, AN,
mos. thoroughly seasoned material. w have douN
thathuy do well. perhaps better at thi. tina,
at any other hnu.e in the vnion -.sdrocate l. J,ry
Matters Pianos and Mel",eo, challenge compari
son WITH tn finest mad" anywhere in the country -
Eoms Jonrpdt.
Ill race Waters Piano Fortes are Of full ri,h an
even tone. and powerful" Ns,r York N"sieai Rsrteu
''Our friends will find at Mr.. Waters store the yer
hest assortment, Of Planes to lie found in the Unite
states. aud southern ard frisn.
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sabbath School Books Published by this
fIOUsp.

The Anniversary and Sunday School Music Book, No.
L. contains - tunes and hymns Price cents each.
dollars per hundred. The Anniversary and sunday
School Music Book. No. = contains 81 tunes and hymns;
lrirv cents each. dol. per hundrei The Anniver-
sary and Sunday school Music Book. Nc. j. contains
80 tunes and hymns: price AGENTS. EACH dol" per hund.
The Anniversary and sunday School Muse Book. No,
4, is ready: contains 40 tunes and hymns price
3 cents each. : doll. per hundred The Anniversary
and sunday School Music Book, comb ming Nos. and
= with several additional pieces contains - times and
hymns; price ccuts each ) dolls per hundred The
Reviv al Penny Music Book, Nos. and :; Nc. con-
tain. " tunes and h, INNS. price cent: No contains
aud ny mns; price cents each. dots. 100;
postage one cent each. The sabbath School Bell
ISL tunes and hymns price - cents each dolls
per hundred postage two cents each; elegantly houud
20 cents EACH Il dollars per hundred. Congregational
singngan eight page tract-iGce - cts per dozen, IL
| dollars per hundred.
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TWO EsTRAY COLTS

TAKEN Up by Merriis Wiley, at MS resi-
,cnce in Inland Township, Cedar county, Iowa.
an the I'd day of December. A. u. 1893. Two
year old light bay horse ea. h" " rpIt very
J,rk iron grey. with Il small white spot on MS
fnrchead and the left hind ,o"t is white; ana ap
.o' =. Sgn a., ALONZO SHAW,
linton, Dec. 18th, 1859: ''efN =. -
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= as-s.1-17.5sGe 80
E,sTR AVS.
ESrRAY COLT.

TAKEN UP by David Crisman, at his residences
in sugar creek Township. Cedar county, Iowa.
on the sd day of November. A. D: 1853, "a
COLT, with Llack main. tail and legs; "n'' '',
marx on the right side o: the forehead and sup
uosad to be one year old last Spring. an" 'p'
y, aiscd at twenty-five dollars.
AiONZO SHAW. Clerk c. c. Iowa.
r;,ton Decembcr 4. b 1859.
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ESTR OK.

TAKEN Up bv jonathan C'ozei. at fls resi-
aene, in Spi in gdale township count! Of Ce"ar
and state of Iowa on the 18th day OF November.
IL 1889 a deep red steer with some white on
The belly also on the end of the tail; both hoi ms
A little dropped: the under half of the left ear
square cropped the right ear has a square crop
and slit. ge, three years last spring, and ap-
praised at tw entv-:hlec dollars.
ALONZO SHAW. CFk
Cedar county Iowa.
Tptan Dec. 10th, A. d. 1853 ANS
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E&TRAY COLT.

rI>AKEN up hy Richard b. Smith. at his resi-.
/ dence. in St,tingda!c township. Cedar conn
t., Iowa on the fit day of November. \. ID. 1859
a liglt av h,ly. Colt, supposed to be three years
old last Spring: fifteen and thrtefou'ths mana,
hi Ii, vita dark lie - m ,uc an tail; and apprIs
ed at Seventy dollars. IS o
ALD\XD SHAW, Clerk co. c.
linton Nov 18Th 1872 "m.
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SAVING AND GRINDING.

IL. THOSE in want of either Of the above
~ can he accommodated 10y calling on the un,
dcrsigned at the Forest Mills, date Parks 4 Full.
WIDER ~ where il he had on short notice: and
those from a distance may depend on getting
III .ir grinding with them on Tuesdays and Fri
LAYS
Flour, Corn Meal, and feed of all kinds on hand
or furnished 10 order.
June 18th, 1859. j. 4 W. SHEAREE.
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Taken up by +. 7. Carrie, at his residence in
Center Towuihip, Cedar Coantr, Iowa, on the
ilst day OF December, \. u. 1893. one white a
red COW with dropped hons about Il ycais "'d
an APPRAISED ut Sli and one White and
black cow with line back and about six years
old and appraised Il, Sl2. Also one calf ap
praised al -. .,l <,,,
Tirton January 5th 1854 {. Iowa
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THREE F.STRAY COLTS.

THREE ESTKA1 CUL1S.
Taken up bv Erhram Brink. at his residence
in Mass silin Township. Cedar County. iowH.on the
ll,h day Of Nov, 1 y 1859, one OF said Colts to
be an Iron Grey Horse Colt two years old last
Spring, with right hind foot white. and appraised
at $50. One iron Grey Horse Colt, one year ole
aud app, aised at SO tine Red Soirel Horse
Colt, one year old, and appraised at $50.
ALDNZ , SHAW Crk
Cedar County Iowa.
Tipton Dec lGth 4 ID 1859. 5lm3
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1850. Winter Arrangements. 1860.
La @ III s.szs.as1 -

Mississippi and Missouri 4 =:
OK and after Monday, Nov. 2lst 1872 and
I until further notice. trans wiii 'ea'e INV
mart for Muscatine Iowa City, and Columbus Cl'y
SUNDAYS exccptedDas follows:
lst Express train AT 'o' A. a.
Trains leave Iowa City as follows:
Is, Express Train at 2.ob T. NJ
Mail train leave Washington at 1880 +. n.
Leave Wilton junction, for Musca,ine:
! Isl Mail train at 800 A. NJ.
81 Express Train at AGO +. NJ
! Leave Musoaine for Junction:
it Mail train at loan A.. NJ.
! I'd Express train at $40 L. NJ.
| Leave Junction for Iowa City:
! list Express train II ll:lo A. NJ.
Trains leave Davenport for Chicago at $40
A. n. aud $50 p. N.
/ Passengers going west make direct connections
with the Western Stage Co.'S stages for all points
west.
The morning train going cast connects AZ CHI
cAGo JUNCTION with the Michigan southern al
ternoon tain; passengers thereby save all de'ay.
Connections made at Mnscatine with the regular
pac kets for Burlington, kcoknk 81 Louis, ar.
Passeng going east make direct connections
at Rock Island it'll the Chicago and Rock Island
r. L. trains for all points cast nth and north.
Also with the Galena, Dubuque and st. Paul pack.
cts at Davenport.
Passing, RS are reminded Of the necessity Il
CiviA: distinct directions As u the destination
OF their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars.
Nov. Il. 1859. }. F. TRACY. supt