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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-27

MISSING OF THE Urn owA.-The follow
ing list comprises the prisoners of tar 7th
Iowa regiment now in Memphis in the
hands Of the enemy. 1t will be seen that
A@J. Felt, our "printcr" correspond cnt is
among the numbers. Private alvices from
him state that he is unhurt. for which fact
his friends will feel du'y thankful:
Capt. b. Crabb, Sergeant A. j. Felt,
Adj't. d. I. Bowles; prvates ID. +. Moore.
Thos. w. Elenbergcr, Elmord Hill, K.
Johnston, WIN. G. Moore, Henry Rogers,
Gen. Is. Masteller, +. Hawks, s. I. Wal
ker, r. Walker, p. d. Wilson, j. l.. Nor
gan, James d. Mahanncy. }. w. Flerson,
Thos. Dunn, VIM. S. Corey, d. E. Vaneant,
Thos. W. Taylor, G. Webster, S. j. Had,
ley, John Francisco, Daniel McTaggard. II.
S. Wisclnan, VIM. Mye, VIM Tannyhill,
4. W. G.phart, Charles Brown, Robert S.
Young, Wallase S. Gregg, Alfred Gibson,
W. II. Robins, VIM. Carroll, VIM. pickle.
rel, II. T. Stein, j. II. Rouse, A. Z. Cary,
W. W. Sapp, (musician), Sylvanus
Haushey, NJ. +. llurd A.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-27
Millinery.

"ISS BATRD would take this opportun,tv =.
lvl announce (" the citizens Of McGreror ana -, ~
cinity, that .hc has purcha ed Miss Carks tptrs., =
the Millinery establish ment, and will At III b found :.
their old stand. two doors above Buckeys new br,s
store where shc will be happy their old patron
and make the AGO uaintance Of ones II = -
She has secured the services an experiences vorl
man, and hatttrs herself she suit the Ladies n
regard to styles and prizes. '"
She will receive Goods sem-monthly.
y. S.-Msntau making done q heretofore.
November 18th, lSGlm3 .. egc 81. 1qIas . .f
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-27

ARMY APPROACHING Neon @ R-ARMs
WANTED IS DON AS Poss LIT il currcn tly
reported that an army is on its way to this city
TO take some OF the Richest and Finest I. old
and Silver Watches, Jewery Silver and Plated
ware Tor very SINAI sum Of money from w
A. TILES, Main st where can be found with
the above large assortment of locks.
French ami German, Farcy Goods. Toys, tic.
which he will Sell cheap Tor cash. Watches and
Jewe'ry repaired and warranted. And for the
soldiers warranted not to let them run from the
enemy il desired. If
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-27
Weather. Ma rkets &c,

The weather is wItry. but not yet very
cold. On Thursday night of last week,
the air was warm and occasional flashes of
ghtning lighted up the horizon-on Fri
day IN 'rnins ice was distinctly formed,
wherever water was Observation-Disclosures
night keen Northwestern made overcoatS
Indispensable, and on Saturday morning
mercury sank to l5e. The wealth has
since moderated somewhat. Saturday
evening some of the boys got out their cut
ters and dashed about town, but the sleigh
ing was inferior. As we 60 to press Tues.
day p m. there is prospect of more snow
Immediately
Wheat has declined one cent since our
last report, owing to financial psrturb atoms
at Milwaukee We quote No. at $500,
and No. 2 56@57. Receipts moderate, on
account of bad roads and unsettled wealth
or. There is some pork brought in but the
supply is confined to meat market de.
nands at $500. It's not yet cold enough
afoat in Milwaukee, and though exchange
is nominally quoted in Milwaukee at 5 per
cent,-an unconscionable pricc-yet Lee &
Kinnard informs US that they are compel
ed to quote the accredited Wisconsin at
l0@2O per cent. discout. We congratu-
late our readers that there is little of it in
Iowa hands.
Business in town continues brisk-heavy
instruments of merchandise are constantly
arrivingby the ferry-Capt. She,vin con
tinues to run his ferry packet McGregor
back and forth like the shuttle in the w.a-
ver's loom-no ice has yet formed in the
middle of the river-may freeze to- NOR
row, and may not for month-small boats
and stern wheel packets are doing good
business in the river trade since the pack
cts hauled off: River low.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-27

To CORRESPONDENTS. We have two let
tcrs of correspondence from Missouri, and
some other contributions from nearer home,
which were received too late for insertion
this week. We shall try to find room. for
them next week.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-27

WISCONSIN ELECTION -Sufficipnt returns
have been received to Indicate the election
Of the Republican Union ticket of Wiscon.
sin, by majoritics ranging from $500 to
1880. - 80 s.s.s,tArt2
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-27

So EPISCOPAL Service every sunday evening a.
Kennedy's Hall. Rev. q. ": clinton, Rector seats
free. .f
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-27

The New York City Council have APP
propriateI $500, 900 for the relief Of fam
lies Of volunteers.
A government train Of 80 wagons with
an escort Of 200 men was recently captur.
cd between Sedalla and Leavenworth,sby q
body Of 500 or 900 rebels.
The Mo. rebels have burned the town o.
Warsaw to prevent it being used by GU,
troops for winter quarters. ...s
The original ordinance of secession 81
South Carolina has been sent from Por,
Royal to Washington, by Com. Dupont.
Great Britain refuses to give clearances
from her ports to vessels with arms for tn,
United States.
The dry goods store of j. N. Shannon,
Kansas City was entered and robbed on
the 22d by twenty men in soldiers dress,
armed with sabres and revolvers. 50, OOO
worth Of goods were carried off. Several
drinking saloons were demolished by order
of the Provost Marshal, tina proprie tors
having violated the proclamation forbid,
ding the sale of intoxicating liquors to
soldiers. ".f ".... '.
The Richmond papers state that the
small pox and the black measles were pro-
ducing frightful mortality among the re-
bel soldiers at Bowling Green, Kentucky.
A dispatch from Charleston, Eth, says /:
1.-The unexpected failure Of our shore bat
teries at Bay Point and Hilton Head to de-
molish a. least one Of the attacking vessels
has sadly shaken the confidence in the cf-
ficiency of our guns against the monster
:rigates and iron-clad gunboats which we
may have ngain 70 encounter, and now, so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY a. 1861.

schr Cowl, Smith, Newburyper, days
sehr Golden Eagle, Kelsey Boston, 3 days.
Schr W, Faulkin. Boston, DAYS.
Sohr Jones, Taien, Boston for rhilsdelphiS
schrJ Austin, Davis Boston for Philadelphia
Sehr Sea Bird, Chase, Boston for Albany
Schr Empire, Lowell, Boston for Albany.
Schr Try phenia, Nickersou, Boston for Albany.
Schr A Stevens HalIi, Boston for Albany.
Sehf spanter -, Boston for Albany.
Schr Whistler, Small, Taunton, days.
Sehr Nashburn ihrasheT, Taunton, 8 days
Schr Field, Phillips, Taunton, 3 days.
Schr j wallace, Staples Taunton, s days
Schr Lady Adams, HAdNin, Somerset, 2daya
schr Runyon, Mathews, Fall River for Philadelphia
sehr Title Il, Anderson, Dighion for Poughkeepsie.
Sehr Bsna VISTA, Phillips, Providence FOR Philadelphia
Schr II u Necalf, Duncan, Providence for Albany
Schr HaiAhL Beehe, Orient days
Sthr Pennsylvnnla, i4add, Albany for Norwich.
sehrJ Hickey, hctirath, Rondout for New Haven
Steamer Elizabeth, Fowler, Baltimore.
Steamer Marina, Crosby, baltimore
steamer Minnesota. Grail, Baltimore
Steamer Vulcan, Morrison, Philadelphia.
Steamer Oneida. Trout, Philadelphia.
Steamer Comet, Jones, Philadelphia.
steamer Osptgy, kenBey, Providence.
Steamer New London, smith, New London
BELOW.
Bark Ellen Stevens (of Portland Howe, from Havana II
days.-By Capt Francis OF steanitug II Herbert
SAILED.
Steamship Columbia, Havana
22dShips Hornet San Francisco Pres Fillmore, London;
bnrks Laert GerD (Meckl, London COLOGNE (r) Sligo;
Dorette (Brcm) Bremen; Clarissa, Cadlz.
Wind during the day NE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

Corn meal, Jersey and Brandy wine....... 50 90
canadian -four was la moderate demand and prices
lower for common and medium grades. The sales
embraced about 700 bbls., closing within the range
OF the above quotations. Rye -four was steady At
quotations. Corn was Arm, with sales Of $50
bbls. New Jersey and Brandywine, within the range
Of the above prices. Wheat heavy and cheaper
pecially for the lower qualities. The sales embraced
ab0ut 1856 600 bushels 74c. Doc for Chicago spring
Ole 93c for clubs Soc 81 for Milwaukee club 81 IA
81 10 for prime red Western winter; 81 20 81 &c Tor
white Ohio; 81 20 for now Delaware, anu 81 rs for white
Indiana The first lot Of new white Kentucky sold
change to Messrs Hccker Brothers, for milling ut 81 SO
81 co. 1t was received by Messrs Wild Daniels. Rye
steady with small sales of Western 48c ACC, and
% 600 bushels at 40c for heated 42c 44c for Eastern
mixed; 46c 4Tc for prime shipping iosehieny %6c,
and Soc for white Western Oats steady and IN good
request, with sales Of Canadian Ut 20c 2Sc Western
33c. n Sac, and state 34c. 35c.
ConKE-Ihe market WAS steady, with sales Of 500 q
600 bags Rio at 13c. II re
CoTToN.-The sales embraced about 800 coo bales at
unchanged pI ices.
FREGrs-To Liverpool about 40 600 bushels were
engaged in bulk and ships bags, at sxd. Cd, and
IS 600 do wheat, do do, at 9Md. 91td; 500 bb!s.
-four at o Cd. a 2s 7hd. To london 1000 bushels
for Cardiff load with wheat I'd for Bristol at
lid. vessel also engaged for Cork and market
to load with 49, goo bushels wheat, II I'D To London,
besides the above 600 hbls -four were taken a 2s CT
foreign vessel took Goo bushels wheat 10d and 200
bbis -four al S. Sd. British vessel taken up for
Gloucester, with wheat, at lid.
MoI.AssEs.-Salcs Of Is hhds Porto Rico made at
&c a 2Sc., and Is do. New Orleans at Toe
NAVAL STORES were held with nrmness while sales were
limited. Common at 20 No.. spirits turpentino
was held at Sic. 82c asked, and crude ditto at S.
Ons-salcs limited and In the absence Of sales Of mo-
ment, prices were in degree nominal Mr. Turner in
his circular Of to-day, gives the following account Of re-
ceipts and exports at this port None from the South
One hundred and seventy five bbs spirits turpeh,iue
arrived during the week from rom Bosto M ,s,o Gull
Crude tarp.ntine, bbls % $40 57Soa e7,sls 5000
Spirits turpeniine, bhls a BAL lts2s0 lbaols $500
Posiu n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24
MILITARY Y.


C0NlsoR GUARD.-AT A MEETING or THE ABOVE
~ named company, held jay %, Capt. Vim. G. Iway
III The chair, tho following preamble and resolutions
offered anu unanimously adOpted:--
Whereas 1t has pleased the Almighty God IN His wise
and unwavtring dspcnsgtlop Of divine law to remove
from MIDST Mr. Hugh Connor, Of most dearly
beloved and hcGrt cherished friends, whose kind innl
gent and obiigng spirit has tho affection Of all
who Knew him, and whose remembrance can never be
from the tablets Of thr memory, for the bright
deeds done IN past viii otive tine dark shadows al
the valley Of death; be IT, therefore,
Resolved, That do deeply sy?athise with the rani
~ AMI friends Of the dec ased in this their hauF OF be
reayenert and grief ad though deeply fee, tho
iuss Of hun whose manly virtues have cnieared HIM
us e.'t we bow with to the wiz 81 HIM
the Creator OF the upiverss who doeti; all things well
Resolved That a mark OF tribute and respect to the
memory OF the deceased, attend his funeral and
ing the usual badge Of mourning anl hni tho
bcrs and friends OF Eagle Hook ana LADDER Company No
4, Engine Company No 2, Engine Comnary No. 81 and
Pct.rson Light Guard respectfully invited 10 at
the house OF Eagle Hook and Ladder Company No 4, 81
Eldritgo street "Wednesday July "a at O'Clock NJ,
the Purpose of operating with this occasion
and b. i. ittiicr
Resolved That these resolutions be pub aled in the
New York Herald and copy Of the ~ transmitted
TO the widow Of the deceased.
WM. ! + , WARn' comn,,.o
ElW MCOIIUM)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


Eavr Tho sales were limited at unchanged prices.
Observation-Disclosures rather more inquiry,
ksb NAV dong, though at easier rates for common
cruces, While extra brands without change OF
nent. Tho transactions embraced about II 600 bbls
Closing within the following range Of prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

g EGARS--vERY CHEAP FOR CASH. THE ASSIGNEE
- ~ Ne. II Broadway must close out the stock and
therefore offers every inducement TO cash purchasers
Cali and examine stock and prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24
WATCHES AND JEyVELRY.


A a. CEDAR STREET II All CLEANING AND re.
IA pairing Watches for 81 Atting Watch Glasses for Is
cers. also for the trsds Fine jewciry repaired Aisc
Accodeons tuned and repaired Bring your broken watch
cs, cwery and accordcons along TO l. JACOBS 80 Cedar
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C, WANTED.

.<~s 1--s $40 49, 49, - Ssrs .s -
4 GENTLEMAN AND LADY REQUIRE PLAIN BUT
"A neatly furnished Room must Lot b. more than n
mil. from the City Hall. Any having such IT, rent
cheap m*y steady and prompt paying tenant by
addressing A. x, Herald Office.
A SMALL. PRIVATE FAMILY OF ADULTS, PREPARED
"A to give uB xcepionabe references, wish 10 rent
snail Hnnse, TO. about 800, Iowrr part !or about
$3.50 per annum. Location not above Twentieth street
Address James p. R., Herald Office
I'U2ElSHED HOUSE WANTED --1HE ADVERTISER
IL wishes to rent neatly furnished House, coti,oate
except linen and silver, from September 1861 for one
year Family consists Of three persons Best of care
taken Of furniture, &c. Rent must be must be moderate
Address giving iocaton, &c. lee Cochrane, No New
York Produce Exchange, New York
TIOUsE--pAE or HOUSE WANTED A PARTY
III Of three adults and child wants TO part Of q
House nice o"ttior, To commence housekeeping Adj
dress A F., box 400 Post oiIce
D0oMi WANTED IN JERSEY CITY or SOUTH
IN Brooklyn, not far from frrres or New York, he.
low Fourteenth street. on the west side gentleman
and wife ARE three four unfgrns Rooms connect
ing second floor, suitable for housekeeping. pri.
vate family fine ooatoD ana not 10 exceed fl20
Address, with full particulars and terms, G..
box las Herald oinco
vHTANTEl---A SMALL COTTAGE. ENFCaNisHEB
w suitable for lady ard two children, at distance
from the city, and cheap rent; the nciehborhood OF
Mount Vernon or Nor sana preferred Addross Collage,
Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF FLINT GLASS.
IL wsre-J0HN VAN ANfWEHPS son, Auct,oneer,
Will sell on Thursday July 25 at 10 O'Clock al the sales
room u William street. 500 packages OF Flint Glassware
comprising extensive assortment Also 20 crates
White Granite Ware. The whole TO DO soll by the
package ufacturcrs' account credit OF four
months Catalogues and goods viii DO ready for sxamsa
tion on Tuesday, 23d INST
MORTGAGE SALE OF HANDSOME FURNITURE ON
lNl wednesday, At l0k O'Clock, st 3a3 Fulton street,
Broosyn-PEED CO1E, MISUNDERSTANDING OF Par
Tor Suits brooatel and hArclo,h Pier Glasses okcasc
Chamber Suits, Velvet and ingram Carpets, Exsens,o0
TAhes, Kitchen TuruitUre, 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

prominent private banking house in this city,
doing large business as agent'of foreign capital
lists, on application to draw the interest on some
Virginia inscriptions, owned abroad, were refused
payment direct by the State authorities with an
announcement that the payment could only be made
through some house in the Confederate States.
Having some coupons belonging to the same foreign
parties, which they proposed to collect through a
correspondent in Richmond, they were furnished
with the following list OF nterrogatories neces
sary to be answered before any collection could be
made
HETEROGENEOUS PRororSpyD -, VINO IS
CLAIMING DRAW INTEREST CERTIFICATES OF
Are you the bona hde owner of the bond on which in.
terst is due, from which this coupon ,akcn2
Were You such before the 2eh day OF June,
1852
II not the owner Of the bond, are you the bona de
owner Of the coupon
II are, you such before the end of 20
o. June, 1862
If the owner Of the bond or Of the coupon, Of what
6tate or nation are you ciliZenp
" not the owner OF the bond Of The coupon, what
right do you claim the INTEREST,"
Give the name OF the or persons fre whom you
received the coupon his residence and business
n You the OF bond and coupon, Of the
pom only, are yon snch by transfer, verbal written,
II written, produce the written transfer.
not citizen OF Virginia, you citizen OF either
OF the States Of the Confederate States Of AmericaP
not citizen Of the Confederate States. either If
tbe are yOn 0tllzen OF the UBHed states as IL now
BITS or OF any State altering to the United Sta,es2
II claiming to collect for another Of what State nation
N that other person n citi2cu2
And now give full just true and perfect account and
dhcovery oil the right title and interest you have, ana Of
she right title and interest held by the person persons
under whom you claim and ip like manner state wach
euch person PEI has have any right title In.
forest therein IN possession, reversion
whether the same Is held BY you or them in any manner
70 avade crcumvep the ordinance passed the 26h
day Of june 1861 relation TO the Of the state
bonds
do hereby solemnly Tor affirm, as the may
be) that have truly answerci all the questions pro-
pounded to me in the preceding nerrogtories 80 help
me God
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

re steam sunboa, Noucclo Commander Cities Petrrss
Monr ,e SO hours with pre- schr veleseo in low
s sssog lah Ss orisado Weed Of Yarmouth Nas.
lost: 18TH lat AZ d. lon 60 spoke brig WepIoo heGce sr
QUEEN .,,t ,,, -, >, IL, -.
cna Is asse1ecrs 10 Sppori Tieeoa CO 4h int f 81
S. Ion As 40 spoke ship -Fs Uurr.s from hForlsi or
or Lon ,oa: ish took IF Georses Had Light winds
and Gains the entire passage
naH Fraes tf) Rybs.d Asvre, 81 days in ballast to
BrirRtsrqkc f Bal,rorel Ions Bnsnos Ayres, May IL
Rrr Ma rcio (Duteo). Schroeder Curacao, July with
Brs Rsyd tswa, A,berr Boston, ds,s in ballast
irs cEas pea,b Loud New Faver. gdsys.
cvrnao utter yarina SANDS from, ne 1a Wasrr she
for fuel and wster 18th inst Ia the Gulf spoke gnboat
sshr veaaco ~ Galvrsion) sosthock Matsusa. Jny
"a sugar, msfcr 18Th inst, on Cape Hstteras,
seA prize by ynnboa Aluslrcss sent 10 Hampton
don,m ID Of prize master Blanchard was captured in
consea, haiins from por, and teoas ng
10 retels was towed from Hampton Roads by gunbcas
ser Come tBr Lamb Windsor Ms 10 days with piAs
ter sc 10 Helena h, Roberts, Pictou via Salem days.
of s"Sa smieton %, Calais, Hodges Cow Bay c. 10 days.
ser rwiDs cBS Mat,n Hllsbcro Is days with olsser
70 RI MENUS son bad light winds and fossy veaef on
seS, nten Mar rqhMs EIlssss!apgr, for r Boston
sch' Yah l cG xs E.GlGif ,p for R;cn
sehr hdsie feic. tarisgh EilabethpSr, Ter Fail River
SCI, 5 Lahe seward EllAhs Nr.,i inr rre'dence
Schr Yankee Bets . COMBS n "a n.ns 6 ss'y'
schr Deaware Elliott Calais 5dsys
So, faas RsSsdE. HsoE.sd asHyy s.r.
Sctr q B Sanford Snow. Giouoestsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

We read in the Hartford CO,pdnt of July 22:-

THK CoNNEc11r SIAIr loan TAKEN.
The time for Offering bids COR the State loan "f $500 900
closed Saturday afternoon, ut which time about
81 200 900 had been rendered large share of the bids
Ncre at par although many given at eighth pre-
Nnn, and in instances The banks III the city
Jared perhaps quarter Of million at par. 1t is belev
o. Mat bids win be accepted The awards have not
made the Treasurer Is Out o. town, but will be
49, ed upon bis return tom morrow The bidding would
Sso's W,Iaanded pre- mums had It not been that the
nay. \ias loan will be made presently, and with such
,s nf i, Nrest that the men who have the money at
rates :" ~ G,ng up or that which will give them q cent
n.a a e. ractio. Traditional every year
The Chicago Tribune of Saturday says Of the
Illinois State ieon;--
roo lors,and tNat Treasurer Butler has PREF >ared and
. w. "a y to de!'yer, the bonds OF the State 20 the
.ount Of A. 80 600 in sums Of 500 EACH as auorr ed
nv ,be Iers urc al its recent Session The bonds have
rnrns attaches for 50 EACH for each half year during
'c stev haze II run, and viii Of he receivable
g. md ali othe& State dues at the Treasury con
sierable MT uber Of these email bonds have sreay been
for 9SI U ps sxn ~ par nss ns
10 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $l2, 727 CTS 26, and the balances
1881 1868 IS.
The Home Insurance Company has declared .
dividend Of five per cent. payable on demand.
Letters from Raleigh report that the Supreme
Court of North Carolina has decided the "stay
law Of that State to be null and void. The Judges
say il is opposed to the provisions Of the consttu
ton Of the United States and the Confederate
Htates both of which declare that no State should
pass en- post .facto law, or law impairing the
obligation Of contracts.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks,
made up on Monday afternoon. presents the follow.
ing aggregates as compared with those of the pre-.
yious week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

m GAtfNEY, AUCTloNEfR, OFFICE 10 CHAMBERS
street wal, sell tina day, July "a at 10 o'cloek the
Stock and Fixtures OF the grocery aud liquor stWo 2l6
Elizabeth street, consisting Of splendid Fixtures Groee
RES, &c,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

EI0NSTABIE'S SAJf--A LARGE QUANTITY OF
~ SCARS will be sold this day (Woln s!ay) July "a,
at half past ton, at 81 carmine street. ny order Of
SPRING STtEN Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

CSCNSTAPIE'S SAIE-A. NJ. CRlSTALAR. AUCTION
" eer % Bowery, will sell this day, at 10 o'clock one
nahcgtay iinoiorte and stool! by order Of James
McKeever, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

(tENTREViiiE TRACK tilt SFH OF AUGUST FLORA
~ Temple and John Morgan tot three miles and repeat,
harness the above for thousand d0la,
side hall forfeit u NcMa,u Flora Temple; j..
Turner names John Morgan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

VXyIlIIAM Writers, ArCTONEFR, WILL Sell. THIS
w day, at O'Clock at asa Canal street ai the elegant
Furniture &c OF large houso-Splendd Carpets II DIS
Bedding, Table and Bed Linen, Oi'coths Sofas Chairs
Centre and other Tables Dining Room and Kitchen Fani
ture, Stoves nc.