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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-06-06

CoNvER7ED.-Mr. Odell, Of McGregor has
given in his adhesion to the Republican
party. He was Wing Nndiana) Senator
in 1853. On his removal to Iowa he be-
came Democrat. Last Fall he stumped
this County in defense Of Mr.. Douglas
views on the Territorial question. As Mr..
Douglas and the great mass of the Demo
!cracy entertain the same views as they;:then
did we are at some loss to guess At the
grounds Of this conversion. Believing in
each mans right to shape his own course
politically we have not word Of complaint
to make towards our late party associate
For his own sake We trust that he is now
Eo"ndly converted, and that he may lead his
new associates in the honors and proiits.
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@atest Mews.

8. Cheney & Co., heavy firm at Norfolk,
Va, failed last week for 100000.
The japanese Embassy will not leave be-
fore July.
Special advices from Italy report fight be.
tween Garibaldi an De royalists, and q large
humber killed.
Hicks, the pirate, il 10 be hung on the 18th.
John c Heenan is expected to bs in New
York, this week.
A collision on the Baltimore Central R. r.
Saturday, resulted in the death Of one, and the
serious injury Of several passengers.
Late foreign news Is that Garbaldi WAS VIC
torious at Morilla.
There is a prospect of difficulty between
England, France and China. #a#
Mr.. Appleton is Minister to Russia, and N.
H. Prescott Assistant Secretary of State.
Mr.. Day Of Iowa, is appointed Purser in the
U.S.. Navy.
The Bell men in Missouri have nominated
Robert Wilson for Governor, and Robert Hol-
mer for Lieut.. Governor.
A large meeting of :he Pennsylvania Dem.
ocracy burnt Bigler and Dawson in effigy, and
demanded the Administration delegates to Ell
Their resign or vote for Douglas at Baltimore.
A. terrible storm swept through Milwaukee
on Sunday night. 1t rained deluge for four
hours. The streets were broken up, houses
swan of, and several children were drowned.
Destruction of property was great.
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Weather, Markets, &c.

Weather, Markets, Ac.
Ghe rain has been frequent, abundant, and
very ,cet. Crops and weeds are growing finely
The river Is rising and the water is all right for
navigation.
Freights via the III. Central six cents to Chi.
cago via M. e. N. foe cents to Milwaukee,
It IL probable that these rates will stand q few
weeks only during the existence of the Rail.
road conflict the McGregor market will be the
best on the River by about 3 cents, our buyers
paying close up to the Chicago and Milwaukee
PRICES. Doing business for nothing will not pay
either road and it is probable chat freights will
soou 70 up to the old standard, eight cent?. We
have no part in the fight
Since Tuesdey last the receipts of wheat here
have been heavy and prices high. On Thurs.
day and Friday there were nearly Il, 900 bush.
els received. Prices have ranged from IS to
81 ,O5, the latter figures being paid on Tuesday
for very nice clean lots 81, 90 to 81 "a is the
general price. Corn is 40. Oats e. Hides
are high, and Is being paid for green and
dry. Potatoes are scarce and in demand -
Strawberries (wild) are quick sale at Is cents.
G0oeeberries abundant at to 9 cents the
country is full of this fine tart, equal in smooth.
ness and size to the cultivated article. Butter
dull at 8, Eggs 7, Tallox 10. Cattle. gross, 2
to 2l-2. Flour $3.50 for Spring, $3.50 for
Winter.
At Milwaukee on Monday, wheat advanced
] cent under steamers advices, and sold for
81 ,l2, mo. Club) Extra Sl,l3 to Sill
-Four $500 to $3.50 and firm. Freights to
Buffalo cents. Cattle $500 on foot.
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Life insurance.,

Those desiring this safest aud cheapest protec.
ton for their families, can secure It in our
Wisconsin Company. II has already become,
in reality, State institution, having Agents
and patrons among the best business men in all
the principal towns in the State. II il no Ion.
ger matter of doubt that Life Insurance can
be conducted as well in Wisconsin 40 in Connec.
ticut or any other Eastern States.
Thus while duty demands that men should
insure their lives, It also demands that they
should keep their money for investment at
home. Confident that our success has been
more than equal to that of the most 'unprece.
denied" We would cordially invite all our citi.
Gems to call at the Office, south west corner Of
Main and Wisconsin streets, and examine for
themselves. s. s. DAGGETT, Prest.
A. w. KEtLooo, Sec'y.
G. L. SCOTT, Agent, McGregor, Iowa.
NAV 30 1R6O ri
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u. .. Marshal,s Safe.

10y virtue Of . general execution TO me directed
ID issued from the Office Of the Clerk Of the United
States District Court for the District Of Iowa. in the
Northern division thereof, dated the 10th day OF May
1850, and in favor Of Barrett, King ,and against
Evans & Egbert, have levied npon the following
property, to Wit Lots Nos. One Two, Three aad Six
In Block No. one, IN the town Of Monona. Also, com.
mencing seventy rods north OF the southeast Of
the north west quarter Of section six, In township
ninety -hve north Of range four west thence north
ninety rods thence west eighty rods thence south
ninety rods thence east eighty rods to the place Of
beginning, all situated in the county OF Clayton and
State Of Iowa, tho property Of Evans l. Egbcrt to
satisfy Judgment Of 1892 $500 dollars debt, With
interest thereon from the 10th day Of October A. o.
1859, and the farther Of 81 70.10O dollars costs
together with all accrung COSTS and shall on the 10th
day Of July, A. .. 1850, at O'Clock, r. NJ, Of said
day, at the front door OF tho Court House, in the
City and county Of Dubuque. Iowa, offer ct Public
Sale to the highest bidder, for Cash. oil the right
title and interest Of said persons above named and
to the above described property. to satisfy said execu
ton aud costs. LAUREL SUMMERS
U. 8. Marshal for thu District OF Iowa.
BY HORACE FUTILE, Deputy.
May %, lssonl9ow4
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J. c. COVER, ed. "Herald,' Lancas-
ter, Wis.-"We highly recommend the Ex-
Termination. More grain and provisions are
destroyed annually in Grant County by
vermin, than would pay for tons Of this Rat
and Insect Killer.
Buy of Fl. E. Newell, McGregor.
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w We are assured by strangers that
more business is done at Winona than any
other town between Keokuk and St. Paul,
except McGregor. .Winona Dem.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DZSSOLUTION

N1OTICE is hereby given, that the co-partnership
~ heretofore existing between J. J. jewett and
Alon.o Jones under the firm, style and name Of
Jewctt Jones, Is this day dissolved BY mutual agree
ment Alfonso Jones having sold out q entire int er-
est Ia said hrm, Jewett by whom all the debts
OF the rm will be settled, and 70 whom all dues must
be paid. J. J. JEWETT.
McGregor, June 4, 1860. ALONZO JONES.
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SALE OF LAID.

GTATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-W WAKE
- COUNTY.-Court Of Equity, Spring Term, 1860
Robert F. Stockton The Heron Mining Company and
others. , &, g4s a5e5s !, l.lsof $3.50. a
Pursuant an order made at Spring Term $780, of the
Court Of Equity for the county of Wake in the above emit.
tied cause The undersigned Clerk and Master will pro.
leigh the Sd day Of July next the Lands 10 the plead
ings neaAned and described to wit: Oneourth part Of
about Five Thousand Nine Hundred and FySx Acres Of
Land situate and lying il Wake equity. and lately in the
The interest purchased of Richard Smith, decd BY james
Hepburn. also decd. f ia ~
TsRxs SAL.:-A credit of six months will be given
to purchaser his entering into bond with approved
surety, bearing interest from day OF sale ~
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C. &ME
May q. 1860 Pr. ady. 81 ...,f ,2a-w&swtds." /,
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DsIpasAslds q 81 g iiF HAN,

- az c w ~
SsSt IS III II IN s3le,ooAS
C06dt5 G0lSySi lfi6,l 4. AZ fSSf Tovr
fdss an Fiesl sy. In sikta - q !
SswhSi Col Va III III 81 ~ faS.ir'
~ w FSfS1l fSSSaeS6eA IS - - n
g sThe roll or b4lesSfss -. III. ctglS ~.
following fentienen rt.spondsd J. 81
q JY;JHsn0ton Upp9. D;.xvict aIahn n.wenr j.
e. Heyer. j. N. Steyensor - b - ''''' =
7sap Loser District w Fsnnina, ". az FrfSus;;
Moody b smith. 81 ~ 81 -. e " =
q Mason6ors'- San'l N. Cannon. sel
ESduak Rssat Ioe q. pickett. e,ssa,ss-4ss,srs :
Nillls Ssuaa pr. A. +. Newkirk. D. s Sand
ers j. M Eov t.e' - ~ ~ t.-iaif-g !,
7ep.aa ;Sbund-A.J Westbrook n r. Go,nto
Holls .skelter- Amos Rochells David Williams
I, South Nn,A;noton n Neuton n II p;oford
Lott Groom ~ - g., - p ,.
Ty,,,,r Rial p,,.--W,,i poh;n.o, n q, .Fen.
nell James Kerr -. - - - -'.l''s-
Lo,cer Rack R;ser--J. I. Moore. James Moore
Calvin Hynes - !. ~ -Ia''f M 7ag
PING lEaoJ,-WsA r.mh n R1.rd Z .Tobn
Murnhy. - ...-""'-', .s--.TT -
Chintucl-J W pr;doer r Corbett W. F.
Prideen. &, =. b ? ! 81 "a ~ ~.
Lony Creek-W 8 I.srkins T. I. Miller. James
Garrason. "a p {'a-l $3.50 zf3{.
Rocky Po;nt-W, N Walker WI Hand R I.
BordeaHx -" - - -, 80
Tn. roll having heen finished .he chairman, an.
nounc,d the Convention dnlv orc.n;,ed asd ready
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CITY PROPERTY In MARKET.

II OFFER FOR SALE LOT IN THE WESTERN
II Ward Of the City Of Raleigh containing about Il
scres Burns Foundry. and but short distance from
the Depot Of the n c. Railroad Upon this lot is large
shsp a feet built for the purpose Of
carriages &C. The situation is excellent one f6i
building nPon and IL properly divided will make two or
three good building lots. The shop materials al sound
and will afford lumber enough to build large dwelling
with few feet North of and al the lot South Of
it, running back to the Raleigh CASTOR Railroad.
preferred viii sell the entire lot Of about two acres,
which is good Dwelling with six rooms and al ne.
cessary houses There well ct excellent water in
the yard The garden is Of the best in the City and
there is variety Of choice fruit trees shrubbery, De-
the premises i"-' ~
This property II not sold in three months will be with
drawn from market Apply to Ct the oadayd ofice.
FRANK !. WILSON.
May q, 1880. II o7e s-se3s ;str,ssfs -. p 4l-3m
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LAND FOR SALE.

A1A ACRES OF LAND, SITUATED OR LYING
I'll on both sides Of the road leading from Green.
The tract contains al acres Of land about 200 Acres
cleared part Of Is now grown up n pine bushes for The
lack of force to cultivate It. IS S-'s t5= 8
About IS or so acres of II is rich swamp and can b
yery easily drained. On one of the swamps Mr. Wiey
Bell and Mr William Brooks hare cleared some4 OF acres
next u rs OF their part Of the swamp which brings from
ten to twelve barrels Of corn to the acre
Nearly all Of the mp land is Of good clay foundation bs
very sort Of land to manure and improve upon Manure
that is put upon it amply shovs for ITSELF A large por
ton Of it is well adapted to cotton, and would be u
BILE plantation if sSme Owned two had force enough
to improve it, and put good STATS Of cultivation
The land has good dwelling house upon it. surrounded
with beautiful oak grove, sPsndd we'll Of pure water
also anarchard u f6s fruit trees. -
PerdOs wishing to purchase land, would do well to look
sud examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
] am determined to seq
:. 49, x s,5-,-S; A. KNOX
June Is, 1850. - "a. ,:.zs,sst... 47-sm
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an m yhS ,%sofAs 81 ;isss s nc
s 4 y, "a snsrs a v il neit sanssaiae

am I'M "a ,xorR. 81 "a s sos
s.; s0d % lsys u a Y il Rpit sanspiqs
Nc, PszEA Tho Preai p 10 50. COM
.sSnSlag az, .Dd .,;l1 81
\ sstsss hin 'artsc lille a 81 l6plsts Ma I'm
ehead h1slb that he not only has ind6mitahle
energy, b6taesc sound practical Judgment; and M.
LsthroP hss cstablshed IN enviable reputation -
1t ~ss not our object toascertain any thing about
the A0ances Of the company and no enquiry on that
peist was made. -.
In order to show the facilities which this canal,
now in its unfinished state gives to the trade, we
will state that on Thursday last Capt Hopkins, in
one Of the comparys tug boats left Norfolk at half
alter three O'clock, i. M, with three loaded vessels
in tow, towed them through the canals Alben,arle
sound took there another vessel in tow and arrived
back in Norfolk on Friday athalf after five, p M,
taking % hours to make the trip through and back
and laid BY several hours in the night
|. There has been company formed to open the
trade, through this canal, to Ncwbern, Washington,
and other points ON the lower sounds in N. c,
They commenced operations last winter, under
the superintendent Of their energetic sgent q. H.
Doty, rs pioneers in this inland trade They have
a fine steamer, the Empire and several capacious
bsrges; Of them the Superior, is 1875 feet long,
22s feet beana and measures l9s poas custom house
| measure, and is capable Of carrying . burden Of
$50 tons.
1t is matter Of surprise, that there are so few
persons in Norfolk who know any thing about this
great work, and still fewer who seem to feel any
| interest in it Why IS its ~
| II. G. SpRUILL, Plymouth.
| JNO. McG BOYLE, .....F En-
1 CHAS W, SKINNER ST., Perqnimans
! c. W. SKINNER, Jr., j"
\ T. [. SKINNER, Edenton. -
p. NJ WARREN,
| EDW'D. WOOD, .E
| D. NJ. WRIGHT, Norfolk, Va
j. N. MIDDLETON,
ABRAM RIDDICK, HEREFORD me
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NOTICE.

i MER RESIDENCE, containing l8o Eaefes Of land,
about SO of which cleared part Of il nod meadow
land, situated about miles vest of RaeiGh. ard half
mile south Of the N. c. Railroad. A large welL6nished
dwelling House, with the necessary houses among
them an Ice House. Barn and Stables Hne assortment
Of Fruit Trees and well of pure water, &c
The above mentioned property Is desirable oca-
on for school residence Liberal terms offered to the
purchaser Persons wishing to purchase are referred to
the Messrs Tucker, Of Raleigh TO Henry B. Bryan,
Newbern, N. c. s.s1 80 s-IE =
The above property win be sold at auction on the sd
or ..,s..4 SARAH F. B. rCARRAWAY. /
March 2, $780, - ls-w&sw6mos.
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others va Ephram Perry and others s,s,,..!s ala
Pursuant TO order made at Spring Term 1850 Of the
Con.t OF E9uy Iof .ne coopty o. "ake me
coed to SELL ut Rockville the land in the pleadngs
timed and described to xit tract Of land situate and
Wsery Branch, adjoining the lands Of Ephraim Perry,
Badly Baker and Others and containing about hundred
and nine acres, less Said land was during his
lifetime the property Of Charles Sanderford deceased
TxRNs or SALs:-The opening bid will be $3.50 800
of the purchase money Cash. credit of six months
to residue will be given the purchaser his entering
into bond with approved security, bearing interest from
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD. .. &ME.
May q, 1860 (Pr. adv. $5.) 22-w&swtds.~
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AsenxNDsV iKcTvIA DIScovERr.

r. .A9GRAND VIKGINEA1 D16COVERT. a ;
tS0ME FOUR MONTHS SINCE, OUR EXCELLENT
- sewasn.ns .s.ths. he
had prepared hair restorer with which he was exper
menting upon his bead whese top entirely bald
We him two days snce and the place 90 bald four
months sce ne crop OF hsiH has sprung up with Wig
Qrpus growth So convinced il M EzsxI 0f the e6ca-
cy Of his discovery, that be has named it
~ ftI The InfalIfbIe WRISTS Hair Rcstofcr.s
Mr. about gong into extsnsiye hapufactufe Of
article which is destined to prove Of anxious interest to ON,
bald pated friends-Ffom Richmond Eaqsirtr, Dectm6er
: l2tA 1852 ~ ssff,sss15 ~ e4R,sif ~ ,sSsSi
This famous article now be had of the principal
Druggists Those persons who desire 6ne head Of hair,
have only TO the es0rer according To printed dre-
lions on The be. Those who have any doubts Of its Ell
cacy, have them removed in short time. BY using the
!INFALEIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER, proving
tbatit is al that it is claimed to be. .ss5
Wholesale depot for orders, s. Main Street.
af'8 .at'8 " u ssafat ssY Gss5s 81 IN. EZEKIEL.
RIcaacSD, November H. 1859.
80 j NEzEKlEL, take oath on The Holy Bible that have
been bald for the past years. and have Festored my hair
By using EZEKIEL'S VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.
t%S j NAPHfALI EzEK1EL.
This DAY sworn to before me. BY Naphtsli Ezekiel
JOSEPH MAYO.
ie'fs''st 4se-t ~ eE9t'' 'ifs Mayor Of Richmond:
'.2 = 's'' : = 40 ~ P. fsPEscUD.
.d ss''i stss5 ~ -4f9ssea $fsss' Raleigh. NC.
January 10, 1850. 5 l,ss ~ a. 81. .s-w&swly.
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r. r. cHAPIIM.
BOOK BINDER 4 RLANK BOOK MANU-
FACTURER.

Il ALEIG H. n. c.,
ID ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF
IL RALEIGH and the vicinity generally, that be will
promptly and punctually attend 70 the binding of Nsce
stsIe, plain or ornamental on moderate terms -''
u All BLANK BOOKS ordered from ma are manu-.
featured BY me. in the City Of Raleigh, n. G. -.
December Is, 1853. '4 - $3.50 : 10s--w&swly.
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EMO MILLS. {

ss-sk Five Miles East Of HifIsbOr0ugh'
MY WOOL CARDING MACHINES ARE In cow
lN1 ORDER and will commence Carding by the hrst o.
June. Price for cardng N cents per pound weight ..
lA Put one pound Of grease to ten Of ,o Have your
Wuoi clean and clear Of burs and well picked and you WIN
insure good rork. Wool, Flax Seed Wheat &c. viii "
saksn in payment expect something when the ~0fA
Is done. ~ 3 fs4St r.,
300 gallons Of Lnsecd Oil ios sale Cash given '0'
s S ~ p JOHN F. LYON.
e Nay Is. 1860. ss-wla
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NHIS INSTITUTION HAS BEEN IN SUCCESSFUL
Il operation for twenty years. and for the last nine I'M
der its present Principal. fs''ss''Ss Sal = : /.
The Course of Instruction is designed a 10 South
ern parents institution in which can be secured egery
advantage afforded BY the very best Female &
the country, The liberal patronage we hare fscsiysd
whilst it has enabled to offer superior facilities 81 he
acquisition Of thorough educatton encourages q also to
pe that our ets appreciated and that soon all our
Southern girls will receive complete education within
our own limits. 1i{i't7 esF . :
The Faculty consists of seven Gentlemen and four La.
dies selected with strict reference tp experience ability
and apness to teach The Institution s amply pfovided
of Science embraced in the course Of instruction :
~ The next session will commence AUGUST 1st fse0
For Catalogues containing full particulars Of sms b.
apply to RICHARD STERLING.
June /, 1850. " .l5Esf1hfsi5 80 ~ so l3-impG
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BANK OF THE STATE OF NORTH-CA
-sste ~; 80 sE LIMA. ~ -.4,,s-
VyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ST0CAhUU ..p.
IL Frs OF THIS BANK will be held at tne IT WI IN
ing House. in the City Of Raleigh, ON the LIST
July pfox that being the sixth day Of The mona Int
~ .as-s ysgf< sil.sss 81 CHAS. DEWSi, As%
u Raleigh, June II, lss0. 49, ~ FLU
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HILLsBoRO, n. c

-. HILLsB0R0, n. G. =. q,
J MILITARY ACADEMY. ~, 1
THIS INSTITUTION OF A THOROUGHLY SCI
ent6c and military chaFacter is under the conduct Of
Col @. G. TEW formerly Superintendent Of ne State
Military Academy st Columbia, g. e. ..,;.1s9 "a :.
Circulars viii be forwarded on application. !.
February IS, 1850. 'zs , ''i sf''4s 7-w&swIypd. +
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TAxEsl TAxEs!,

TAXES! TAXES!!
r WILL ATTEND AT MY OFFICE ON hoN MAJ,
i July Cd he lst day being Sunday 10 collect sOe .s'
due from Merchants. Punctual attendance expeceo
n-'' Nv ''' ' ''O' 80 WIN. H. HIGH, Sheriff
I,o ,een . -ts.f -. Aid.
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Public 1871

AN ACT to furnish additional mail facilities / ,e.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives
Of the United States Of America in Congress assembled
ns t ~ % n and
wise appropriated be placed the disposal of the Post
master General for mail service the post routes in
seventh eighteen hundred and sixty and that the sum
four hundred thousand dollars hereby appropriated to be
applied such Of the rOues established BY the act
entitled "An act to established post routes approved
June eleventh, eighteen hundred and ffy.eght as the
Postmaster General may deem advisable. - 'Ff'n'
Approved Nav is, 1860
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Japu.r1s 1890.
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MATRIMONIAL.


A YOUNG osSTl lEMaE, OF 6voD ArpEAnAnCe,
"A ne over age, -'ely arrived from France not
hayog met with ladies' OF as cance In hs country desires
form he Of young genee and good looking
Anericsn it1y with view matrinanny N. B--WIth q
Lacy q neass be expects superior s,osns he prefers
poor respe sable and well etrcsed person fortune hs
hsyts erovsh 10 sasfy s BIO and his ari
% ksb 7Jis any in The Cnted stacs.
Ceunss speak much Eoslaa Address Csdx Herald once,
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AT. A SPECIAL; MkTImG " ras cON1RsGi
"A ton Beta iarsal Bhychcu Of the civ u Nsw yorx
hs,d en- ,ns ~ Gay e rebyu:,y = her ss IA
reeleccd Mtnisaer of the Congregation.
Alter sh~ HeGtuG very Interesting cersunooy taxi uar
the creAsnn tenE the prssontA0A 0f ~ hr
worthy rresdesI kh Joseph ksq ssxan of yses ana
Abute cr hs valuable services rends~ed dvrue sAe hs
four ears Of his presidency. ~
H. Bsrrk ksq vce presidrut opcu led the al cir mad
ssnr rccewne 10 seslmnsis from ca E>q 'hs-nsa
q me 'oU m'aee pres-asd hs ssm-t H IL ylsypi ssl
1he trstimo1,s: ccnsst OF hsnse. ssd msAAi
chssed s,ver goblet and set Of relusns sssaay suf
spprcprtstsly frsmo1 T'~'| -
B Hsrvss Neg presenaag the sboys TO n. Prssd-,x
mofc scens eocuoct Iemsrks md wua uAssrs
n. ktkrh kev NJ = apirt whz n. Dobtis u Rruck
kfbs Jostpb kr1 respnodsd thanked me nners NJ
be rnmr ee Tor the high hor they evnced "A him
UDv con~ ts dny be snrvrts-d 4, r. eiys A.
9rcb merit ne hoped De congregation ~, 81 pros
per ALd rank IS the fret In relxi min ~ and g,oa
seelpg. ef 7 IIIa'1" - -
ON ncsion rssclved pusNsh .hcte prooeedtuys in
be New f0k BE aid, jewish Messenger ana Uceiaent
DAKRRs AHOUeE
ID 1he Roo yakeS of this city. B-cessy, S,a msbur
Jevsey vky, 10 ere reQarsted suehd ne-tux d
Bsken 1hupdAv eutng the ut oolock
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