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Troops From, Virgins

CoLUNBUs, Nov. 24.-Six Ohio and two Indians
regiments have been ordered from Western Yir
ginia-a part from Cheat mOuntain-Probably thu
Sd, 4th, 9th, Oath, 25th, and SD.
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Noaice.

A PEW MORE Mn are wanted % an Up ihs Fasks q
cavalry e rpapy TkeT meet Monday at thu WasffnR
oa fuis ana sinEsdaT Ct The Court aouse, Ssh VIE.
Any one DESTROYS Of joining VII cal On NE fooErE eEses
ED. ENsLBI, Captain
PRANK BANKS, first Lieutenant.
y. II. MASS, Second Lifursnsnt-
q. Q. WILSON, Third Lisussnant
NoysmhE %, .e6L dc III
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NAPTAIEs e songsn nrgInzsd FOR he IN aIy
the Confeaeats Ftaes vii hsyo furDhed TEN -
attaching their companies ny sgmht rev fOIurg q s.
vannah Hardin unity, TsEnsS Al V , pa can ke I'd
dressed " CREWS.
d-c 1 din Colonel CCnmE5ding
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UDion Bank 81 TtRneesee.
NAsRTLLR, recsmbsr 1851.
RLROTION for elevsn Directors, to ssrve The snaung
yesr. will Be held 81 hs Banking Rou.e, Mond
9Th dsy q Jenu&ry neat
dec Id ID J.COsEsfs Cashier.
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ArtillerYmen wanted
II AN AUTHORIZED, b. oFdsc, from General Gdsoa J.
10 recruit for ca tatn gseksons Bfery a. CnlEnb
kenturkyi
Captain Jackson q esuc,tsd. gallant ami aee-npsh
officer and severely EOEnsd IL TIE hstts q Belmont,
Ing AID 10 General PILLOW.
authority 20 receive re-us Tor Twelve monih9
then services and send them b. raj road 70 ne bats
Quarters at the Receivers once, No. ~ Cher rse
JANIS q. cOCERTLL,
nav 26 DIV Lieute1znt 10 AraleFy
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atOre for Rent.
NROM The ht Of January rsE The three Sory huss on a
north side Of Union stsstt, between C0llsss harry,
he College 1hs passage lads szArzts
trance on en story in each sheh business ds met from
the ohr conducted without nieFence. The loctoa
tbs keit in Nashville ard we'll Gdap,ed fay
gTseey, dry goedI, boots and shoes, etc. Apply 70
A. D. BERRY,
nov sgdIm at Macy Hamntons.
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Notice 10 WOoI Carders and SpInners.
7 WISH TO EMPLOY A GOOD Wool CGRDsR. Also I
Il man that is coed W0ol Spinner Adiress
Nm. WRIGHT,
nov % d2ws GAIliti1, rsanssiss.
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Brig Gen. C. s. A. Commanding.
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Our TRichmond COrrespondence,

Lyons ss udng the release Of Mason AMI sdel-cause
Enrisuds delay IN breaking the misunderstanding Of
early hostites and Of peace neEt springGovernment
arou sed 10 the crisis at Missouri and
KENTUCKY into the Coniede acyWiner sets In pleasantly
and wih bright prospects, &c.s &C.
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COTTON YARRs.
lust RECEIVED and Ter sAls At
nOv29dR
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RENIs r. SHIELDS a COM&EEFEl
EETIEL sell to The rsds large and Supsros Ire Of zap
w dry goods boots sbOes ETC., fsBE heegntsnts
some or tree retail FsabfhmsLts, enbaeag great
lety CT superior and cessrabe gords-
This will be perhaps the beat opportunity csred % n
trade this SEASON FOR ths purchase e zosda 20 the ac
q auction. BENZ E.sElALpS CO.
nov - ID CsEtral Stores.
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NORJAr BAOOJ48.
Srve e. ' sE. GILBERT co.
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MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF gTHA "A
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
ThrRsimg Machines, &C.
..... EVANSVILLE, IND
EWv4E PROPRTETORs OF THE CITY rom
Az dry beg leave to inform their friends aud q q
public In general, that thoy are prepared to do
kinds Of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and everything appertaininE 20 the Foundry bust
neBz- They are manufacturing STEAM ENGINES ANH
BOuERa of any size and power required. Saw Mill
Machinery and Mill Gearing Of any sizs Dlstil.
lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills,
Horsepower Corn-Bhelers, N achinery Of all Kinda
made and repaired. Iron and Brass CASTING 81
every description, Iron HOusefronts, Cellar GrGEbs
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest i'm
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons. I'd.
BREWERS, DISTTLLEKS, RECTIFIERS, JaC,
Supplied with every description Of Copper ana
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Rafrigerators.
AttempOratOrs, Sparges, stillheads and Worms on
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills
Yeast jugs, Cans SYphOns, &c; Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumpa Of every
variety, for beer spirits, oil, q Brass Cocks aud
Valves, Steam Whistles, &c.
Workmen sent TO all parts 70 6t Up work and DO
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron
Work, de-
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in and selling Aliens Improved
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tu-
bling, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine,
Stephen Hughes Flour SeparatOrs, German ROlt-
ing Cloth, Gum lastc Boiling, Packing Hoar, &c.
Of the b0st kind; Tinplafe Sheet Iron, Block Tin,
Pig Irons Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility Of the best MHchineTF
and workmen, and viii give all work entrusted 70
them, their individual attention. filling orders
promptly warranting their work, and are satisfied
with reasonable prices.
49, once and Sale Rooms, No go Main stree
street between First 'soond streets, Eyans.
Vile, Indiana. docT
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@SUSV.DRKE6s -. 5000.
~ Almonds, Brazil Nuts Filberts, PeeaDs, Eng
Hsh waInuts, figs, raisfns, currants1 rock candy,
oysters sardines alum, epson salts roll birthstone
gaInhuT copperas madden, extract Of logwood, in
diuo cream tartar, soda, bed cords of all kinds to
bacco of all kinds, backing, batting nutpsgs, ei-
xars Of all kinds, ginger race ana ground spanish
nosa glass lars lanterns and TASKS, mustard, pep
rer sauce matches, pickles, stone pipes, powder
aafetv fuse soaps Of all kinds, starch, teas vine
oar camphor, letter, note, cap, and fancy paper
Trapping paper, envelopes, salt petre, gum drops,
wooden bowies, juju paste, cinnamon, dried beef,
british lustra bonnet boards, java coffee, ink oil
naie gash glass; spirits turpentines sllspics soda
pain killer, nquorice, &c, &c, DC.
A supply Of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale Low, by 8. i. GILBERT & Co..
5une5 NO. sycamore 81
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Seeamers--ReguIarP Packets.
For particulars, see GdUeTtisegnsnts.l
ron CAIRO.
COURIER leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 12
O'Clock NJ Arrives Mondays and Thursdays at
night.
FOB PADuCAHs
CHARLEY Bowen leaves Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays at12 o'clock N. Arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays at night.
FOR LOUIBVILLE. f
EUGRNE and GREY EAGLE leaves Tuesdays and
Saturdays at O'Clock P. N. Arrives Tuesdays and
Saturdays il the afternoon.
FOB GREEN River.
LUE RAVES leaves for South Ca-rolton and Pond
River, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at noon
Arrives on Tuesdays and Fridays at night.
There Is regular daily communication with HEH-
DKRsoN and NEwBURGa by land conveyance.
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WELL TRIED CORPORATION.

Ia the equitable adjustment, and prompt Cash re-
Spouse 70 losses, the PHQENIX staads tFa,
at the head Of is profession; s0hs ats extensive rGc-
tacdt and rsetasS business syss Of local agencies
not e1cetted bg any similar corporation the World
Insurancies solicited, and policies issued and re-
newed in this leading Cooperation at fair rates by
INV NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
sep2S No. First street, up stairs
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HbsRCOJC.
h 800 lbs Clear Sides
$50 lbs Canvasssd Hams,
GOO fbs CanVassed Shoulders, for. sale low By
VICKERY BROS,
ep6 - No. So Main Street.
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DougIass
We are indebted to Senator Douglas for
pamphlet copies Of his speech in reply to
Judge Howe Of Wisconsin. We had read
it previously with great interest and only
regret that its length prccludes the inser.
ton Of it in the TINES. 1t may do for
Wisconsin Republicans to talk of the "vic.
tory of Howe over Douglas'' but the read
ers of the two speeches will decide that
Howe, when attempting to win laurcls in
attacking the Little Giant" only achieved
the notoriety which an association Of his
name with that Of Judge Douglas will give
him. In the speech before o., Clark of
New Hampshire, Simons of Rhode Island.
Howe, Breckenridge and others interrupt
Douglas and try to throw him out by in.
ucndocs relative to his failure in the late
canvass but Stephen mails them all to the
cross" as coolly as though they were boys,
and jOcularly says that when dead he will
be entitled to the largest funeral cortege
that ever honored public man the pro.
cession being made up of opposing politi-
clans who have become notorious by attack
ing his speeches! He tells Brock. heprefers
the Union wiM Republicanismsto Dis.
union without it and advises him 70 70 to
Kentucky and tell his constituents that all
the territories Of the United States are now
organized on the principle Of ''popular
sovereignty" the Republicans and the
slave-code men joining in this compliment
to the intelligence Of the people andto those
who honored him (Douglas) with their
votes in the last canvass.
DoUGLAs is the Right Bower" when
Statesmen are trumps.
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Mud and rain are the order. Il rains each
night and the mud is thus kept in good coudi-
ton. The sun has been invisible for several
days and when he looks out at our Main
street blush will mantle his cheek unless its q
very hard one.
Captain sherwin is ferrying everlasting
piles Of goods to the Iowa Shore, but there are
no teams in town TO haul them into the coun.
try. The markets are not quotable---no grain
arriving to make a case for report. At Mil.
waukee on Saturday No. 2 sold for 81. No.
at "a. with fair demand The bank question
limited sales. @ as
At McGregor Tuesday 3 o'clock, wheat was
called worth ~ cents
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Fugitives.
Five fugitive slaves were arrested last
week in Chicago, by U. S. Marshal, J. r.
JONES, carried to Springfield for examina-
ton, and on proof Of ownership by two St.
Louis men, they were sent to Missouri on
train. The Chicago Tribune comes down
on JONES as the most ready tool Of the
slave-drivers that the North has ever had.
The Tribune article in abuse of Jones is a
column long and as bitter as it is long
The fugitive slave law is bowed higher than
kite, the Administration is Indirectly de-
nounced, the negroes Of Chicago arc advised
to fee to Canada before Jones' "blood
hounds" &C., &c.
1t is reported that no less than 400 Chi
cago colored folks arc making tracks for
Canada; they were safe there with demo,
cratic official leniency but the ''sympathy"
of Republican JoSas is to, dangerous to rely
on. We believe j. r. Jones did his duty
under the law, and, painful as this may he
under many circumstances, it is an act
which all who profess to live up TO the con-
stituon should approve. Mrs. Jones, we sec
received present Of service of plate
worth $500, because her husband forgot
the partisan and behaved like an officer
of the Government
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j. d ID. Cawelti arc preparing to build
on the Merrill corner. ;. Charley Crane &
Pinch have purchased the O'Connor Ware.
house on Bluff Street. The Hawk Eve
stuck" on the bar, nearly opposite town
on her last trip up. The rains have put the
river up nearly three feet since. -. G. Y.
GLASS is appointed 2. NJ. at Gutenberg -
no change at McGrcgor yet, except Lee &
Kinnairds checks. :. .McGregor is one
very long and very deep mud-hole IA,
| the present writing :. We have no news
about the Railroad :. The currency cues.
| ton is a troublesome one here. A gentle
man, one day last week, exchanged with
Lee Kinnaird $50 in deprecated III. cur
| rency for $50 in good" Wisconsin; in two
| days after that 40 Wisconsin banks were
condemned at Chicago and the gentleman
found his good money no better than
that he had traded off. He paid discount
Of 30 per cent for the first exchange and
his bills are now worth 90 per cent less than
par. Pretty rough. :. !. Emigration is be.
ginning to exhibit itself at this point
Capt. Sherwin brings over more or less
moving teams every trip. ). The little girls
had nice picnic or party, at Concert Hall
one evening last week. A large crowd at
tended, speeches were made, songs sung.
plays INDUCED in, good supper came oil.
the young ladies and gents and their friends
enjoyed it very much. The receipts were
not heavy but they were sufficient to def,ay
expenses and that was all that was desired
The same set got up ball at Mozart Hall
on Friday night which was well attended
Verify, tn, young folks are taking the lead
n this town of McGrcgor. The New
York Clothing Store is new institution
located up town near Cooks and Lees
and nearly opposite Pcarsall & Church's
Livery Stable. The "boys" about it arc all
right and ready for action as soon as the
mud dries up. In referring to the new
Boot and Shoe Store near Scott 4 Brothers..
we called the proprietor Enos Fay; it is
Enos GAY-only mistake of letter but
1t made material error.... . G. IT. Bx&nEr.
near Flanders present stand is setting 'goods
at regular rates and throwing in Gifts, worth
from .1icc cents to twenty-five dollars. We
printed for them 1000 bills which those in
want of goods will do well to read. If
Hawlcy and Spooncr can't sell you bar
gain you'll have to go to New York for it.
80. DIR. j. Wade King is now located at
the American House where he will be glad
to see all persons whose teeth want clean
ing, pulling out or filling. :. +. There are
indications Of wedding or two in town,
bat our readers get so excited about such
matters that we dare not say word about
the time, or the age Of the parties. w.
L Reed is now runniag Thompson's Star
Shaving Saloon. "Bill' is a good barber
and deserves patronage. See Change of
Time Table. Buy your Garden Seeds of
Bass & Grant. /. Charley Carrier has re-
turned from his school teaching in the
South West corner of Iowa. He looks as
though the Border Ruffians" down that
way had treated him well. !. "A. Steinam
and Herr Rowe have returned from New
York /; goods are following fast, and
McGregor will be Allied to the brim with
merchandise.
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AccIDENr.-The Academy of Music
(Theatre) in Milwaukee recently fell to the
ground with crash that probably walked
up every person in the city! MCKINLEY,
the comedian, was playing at the time to a
crowded house but much to the gratiica.
ton OF all present not single person was
seriously hurt. II is said that Mac. was
TO blame for the whole of it, the Locals o.
the city reporting him as having through,
do1cn tho house"
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Life Insurance.

Life Insurance.
Those desiring this safest and cheapest protecr
ton for their families, can secure it in our
Wisconsin Company. 1t has already become,
in reality, State institution, having Agents
and patrons among the best business men in all
the principal towns in the State. 1t il no Ion.
ger matter Of doubt that Life Insurance can
be conducted as well in Wisconsin rs in Conncc.
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 "nnprece-
denied" we would cordially invite all our Cit.
zens to call at the office, south west corner OF
Main and Wisconsin streets. and examine for
themselves. $. $. DAGGhT Prest.
A.W. KELLOGG, Sec'y.
G. I. SCOTT. Agent, McGregor, Iowa
May 80, 1850 VI,
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MrsIc.-A. J. IIIGGINs, of Chicago, sends

MrsIc.-A. J. HIGGINs, Of Chicago, sends
US wv ell die on the field or be Free
Words by DR.. E. w. II. Ellis Of Goshen,
Music by Samuel Finley of South Bend,
Indiana. We know the poet and the mu-
steal composer much better than VIC ever
expect to know the music itself. Doc. us.
cd to write pretty good rhyme and SAN.
was famous for fats and sharps. The piece
is good one who ever knew Higgins to
pass bad notes to his friends?
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vEIEslNARY.-Dr. Blanchard, Of Lake
Mills Wisconsin, called to see us last week.
nc IS on his way to Fayettc, Winnishiek
and Allamakee counties to minister to ..the
Ills that (horse) flesh is heir to-" Blanch.
ard Is one Of the best horse-doctors in the
west; we witnessed, last summer, his skill
on on equine patient at Frankville, and we
beard many fattering testimonials Of his
ability in that profession. He has recent.
y purchased one Of tho best horses in the
State-of Lathrop we believe--but we for
get what more he said about it.
Doctor Blanchard is from the town in
which islocated Atwood 4 Cooper's Ora.
perry. He Informs us that those gentle.
men have any quantity Of the choicest
grape roots and that they are seelling more
than ever this spring, s. u. IAnpson is
iselr Agent u McGregor. : :. !.
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Elections.

Elections.
We are gratified to publish the election
reports for April 1861. The mere beating
Of the Republicans is matter very small
in itselc-they beat themselves always
when they are in power and are compelled
to show their hands-but the triumph of a
Union-Peac sentiment as opposed to tn
thirst blood party which does most Of
the noisy talking both north and south, is
what causes every patriotic heart to throb
with renewed faith in the common sense of
his countrymcn. 1t viii be seen that nearly
all Of the elections have resulted in Anti
Republican" defeats, and most Of them in
Democratic victories:
St. Louis, Cincinnati, Cleveland, jefferson
City, Milwaukee, Madison, GAINESVILLE, Por-
tage City, Sundusky, Brooklyn, Columbus,
Racine, and almost all the leading towns OF
Michigan, have gone against the Republican
party. Connecticut elects Rep. Governor
by an increased majority, and carries the
Legislature, but two Democratic NJ. G. s arc
gained; while Little Rhody" re-elects
SPRAGUE, Governor, an Anti" Rcpublican"
Legislature, and two Union Members of
Congress, Sheffield and Brown, over the
late Republican members. The Cincinnati
Times says the fall Of the irrepressibles was
very heavy in that city; they cursed the
Administration for the reaction. 1t is pro-
bablo that "Honest Old Abe" got hot shot
from his late radical supporters everywhere.
In Monmouth, ILL.,, Portland, Nc, Keo-
kuk, Dubuque, Freeport and few other
large towns the Republicans are successful
Iowa City elects Democratic Mayor by
100 maj, and Z out Of 10 Aldermen.
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State Of the Union.

state Of tho Union.
In our --latest" column will be found a
clip from the Chicago Tines Of Monday
giving condensed statement Of the shape
Of things up to that time. During the past
week all sorts of rumors, generally war-like,
have been afoat, and the public mind has
been intensely agitatcd. The indecision Of
the Cabinet is becoming tiresomc rumor
has it that Seward, Cameron and Bates are
overpowered by the war party which infests
the capital, and that collision at Sumter
or Pickens is inevitable. We do not think
it; but as > few days, perhaps few hours,
will tell what direction the course Of human
events is to take. we wait the next phase of
public affairs. In pity to his late support.
ers, Mr.. Lincoln should determine on some
line Of policy, One day we hear that
Sumter is to be evacuated, and the Repub-
licans say, "A bold stroke Of policy" 1.-The
best thing that could be DONE" s'War can
only result in driving off the border States
and leading to horrors unthought Of" Then
comes report that all the forts are to be
reinforced, and the same men shout "rhank
God! We have a Government "Thc
President shows his, back-bonc!'' These
sudden changes are injurious to health, and
not very creditablc to those who are resov-
ed to support the Administration, right or
wrong. Those Republicans who dcnounce
Mr.. Lincoln for backing off the Chicago
platform, are the only consistent, though
undoubtedly the least Influential por.
ton Of his late supporters. The Morrill,
Tariff is ono of the most valuable aids the
South has The interests of tho whole
eonIIncrctat wnta Win compel a-suCagnition,
Of tho Independence OF the Ccn(6dcsate
States, and at present it looks as though the
West would identify herself with tho South
rather than submit to tho extravagant de-
mands of this "bill of denominations" as the
New York papers call it.
Let us wait and sec what we shall sec.
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PuzzLEs.-Wc are getting loaded down
with puzzles answers, corrections, &C., &c.
Prof Dunlap corrects two errors as pub
lished in questions for the Times. Next
week we'll try to devote column to the
subject of puzzles. In the mean time our
young readers, teachers and curiosity low
ers will he patient.
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GoDEY.-Thc April No. is here long ago
and it is as pretty as any Of its predeces.
sors. We don't know whether it has good
reading in or not-thc women folks are SC
attentive TO its pages we don't get to see
anything but the fashion plates where the
pretty ladies are exhibited--them we acil
look at or raise breeze in the family.
Godeys Book is one OF the necessities
nowadays Of every well dressed woman.
and housewife. Two dollars to our ad.
dress will buy it for l2 months.
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oUS10e8o NOtlCeSs
1t always affords us pleasure to refer al
length to those who favor our columns with
Advertisements. But for such liberal men
the Times could not be published, nor in
fact could any paper in the country be sus-
tanned without that class Of business men
who know the value of Printers Ink
This week we have large increase of Ad-
vertisements. We have taken out several
Ads. and declined several others but our
reading space is gradually diminishing; il
will make up in life however what it lacks
in space and we hope our readers will bear
with us till We are able to get Forty OF
FIFTY column press! If the Times is re-
galded as the b.st advertising medium in
the West we cannot help it.
Fer this week please read the PROPOSE
tions OF the gentlemen and companies
whose names are mentioned below. Next
week we will do ourselves the. pleasure to
refer to each more particularly--at present
our space forbids special reference.
Bass & Grant. McGrcgor
j. J. Talllnadge, Milwaukee.
Mario 4 Co.,
G. G. Evans. Philadelphia.
j. F. Kimball & Co., McGrcgor.
Prof. Lackcy,