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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-11-29
Specials . the New York Papers
NEW YoRx, Nov. 26.-Ths Hsrald's Newborn

Specials . the New York Papers
NEW YoRx, Nov. 96.-Ths Hsralds Newbern
letter Gays:
A spirited reconnaissance BY body Of Gen.
Fosters forces, supported BY battery, wss
ms1e on the Dover road, In the direction of
Kinston, N. c., on the 18th. They met the enc
my behind strong forti6cation At Cave Greek.
After a severe cavalry fight, in which both sides
fought calamity, our artillery shelled the rebels
out Of their position, leaving their arms, equip
ments, and blankets behind them. Our forces
destroyed their barracks and then returned to
Newbern.
Tribune's special says: Two released Massa-
chusetts officers, who have returned from Rich
mond, cay the tone Of the press and aspect of the
people At Richmond, indicate they considerable
the place ia great danger, and that they are
aware of the strength Of the National army, and
its determination to deal them terrible blow.
From Fortress Monroe.
FoRrREss MokRoE, Nov 24.-The Savannah
Republican says We have reason 70 believe the
Government has again put the wheels of var in
motion in the right direction, which, properly
conducted, will thwars oil the cherished plans
of the enemy and secure bis overthrow at every
point. We shall hear the result at an early day.
The Richmond Enquirer states that ten days
ago very accomplished !aoy, connected Win
people in Richmond of great wealth and in
auence, has been imprisoned in Castle Hunter,
under charge Of giving information to the Yam
KEGS, BY way Of Portsmouth, where she dwells,
aud from which place she has made several vis-
it's to Richmond.
The Augusta (Ga.) Sentinel, of Nov. 10th.
Gays: J. G. Cole, refugee from New Orleans,
has invented machine for making percussion
caps, which excels every thing of the kind in the
North or South. Its superiority consists in the
manner in which the cap is cut from the copper
and formed at single operation. It is capable
Of making by hand loo per minute, and steam
l0,000,000. Is. -a oy.,se. $50 r
1thss been discovered in Georgia that by dig
ging wells 20 miles from the main shore, water
is obtained, $50 gallons of which will make one
gallon of salt, while it takes 700 OF tide water
to make the same quantity. ~ I'll.
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MARRIAGES AND THE WAn.-One would nat.
urally suppose, says the Albany Standard,
that the war would have tendency to cause q
fall in matrimonial stock, bnt this is not the
case. The market is buoyant. and the de-
mand for dominies and frosted cake is even
greater about the present days than it has been
for some time past. As all of our readers are
aware, the tenth regiment is composed rrin-
cipally of single young mer, who are and have
been keeping company with young girls to the
present day. Their love for each other is at
its height. A nine months separation would
dissolve that love into mere nothingess, and
they now propose to ''strike while the iron is
hot" We are acquainted with no less than
twenty eight members of the regiment who
have already or are about to be spliced to some
fair piece of calico before departing for the
seat of war. by this means the warm love
that now exists between them will continue to
increase until the day of their return.
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TIE RICE CRop.-A very large amount Of
land in this State was this season planted in
corn, and it was reasonable to expect an en-
ormous crop, capable of supplying that species
Of food in supersbundance, at low price
But the season was married by drought, and
in many parts of the State the corn crop was
seriously injured, SO that there will be no su-
perabundance, and scarcely more than was
produced last year from much less land plant.
ed in that greatest Of cereals. The produce
ton of rice, too, this year, has been ,curtailed
to considerable extent by the removal OF
planters from the tide water region
Still, the season for rice has been good, and
those who have planted have made good crops.
If saved, tn. rice crop will very materially aid
in supporting our people and the army collect.
ed for our defence. We therefore trust that
prompt and vigorous efforts will be made BY
the planters to reap the fruits Of their summer
exertions, and that our authorities will afford
every facility and cooperation 10 making this
large resource of subsistence available. 1t is
matter of no trifing Importance to onr peo-
pie and to the operation of our, forces. Timely
exertion may prevent much trouble and ex-
pen'e and suffering. charleston Mercury.
CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC !-DAseEaous FRAUD
-hessrs. Laird, Bros, have just shown US 81
bill on the Oskalooss Branch of the State Bank,
altered to a IS, in manner calculated to de-
ceive all persons not close observers of paper
currency. The letter co." and the part Of the
IN on the left hand lower corner of the 81,
is torn of. apparently without purpose; the
letters I" fus are pasted over the word "one !"
in the body Of the bill, and on the right hand
upper corner, the figure 81 is torn of, and a
figure IS, taken from genuine bill, pasted in its
place. Altogether, this patch work is inge-
NOUS, and dangerous. Look out for it!-IStats
Repiatee
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LATEST FROM THE VALLEY


We have Information th., after his battle with
Fremont on the 9Th inst Jackson made sudden
dash at Shields advance which wss huryins up
from the direction II Lursy, to F.s assistance
He worted Shields sdvanCe somewhat In that
affair. lie then immediately resumed his retreat,
quilting the road to stsunton and burning the
Port Republic bridge In his rear; thus Cor the
time being putting an enectua stop 70 pursuit
Of him, IL is highly probable. He Is evidently
rctreatng Immediately en- Charlottesville
Whist his next move " Ill be Il is hard indeed
70 tell. IL be anticipates that Fremont viii follow
him, he will probably make 4 stand at Charicttes-
vile, to save the Lynchburg and tennessee rail
road connection made there Or he may bounce
OF 70 Richmond, where The presence Of his force
would doubtless be hailed with delight BY the
hesisged rebel army and capitol. Or, again, he
may strike for the vicinity Of Prederichsburs, IN
the hope Of hanging on and annoying the fsph
OF any Union force that may make for Richmond
ffoT hat quarter. Hes " one on @em "-de-
cIdC dly.
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CONGRESSIONAL
AxxvIIth CONGREss-second se..i,,
"WEDNESDAY, June II.

"WEDNESDAY, June III.
SRNATE.-A communication was received nom
the secretary OF the Navy with reference 60 pti.
vate proposition fer improvements in naval sh,o
building; and sundry House bills OF no geneTsS
Interest were received and referred
Inc OIL Tor the better protection Of civilized
indlans was returned back from the House with
an amendment; which WA agreed TO-
MI Grimes presented petition for ship canal
from Lake Mich gan to the Mississippi.
MI. bull reported back from the Judiciary
Committee the bill providing an additional ost b
OF once to be taken by certain persons; commit.ed
MI Latham called up his motion sdmIttins
upon the floor Of the Senate Messrs Hooper and
Cannon, applicants for admission a. U. =. Sen
ators from Utah; which was brishy discussed by
Foster.
AT the suggestion ofMr Hale, Mr.. Latham then
consented TO the further postponement Of the con-
sideration OF the subject until To- morrow
MI. DIXON presented q resolution declaring all
acts OF etatehs government In furthersnoe Of the
rebellion null, void add Of no efect and "A rmina
that no State has been or could have been carried
OUT OF the Unioney any such Illegal Liquidation.
laid on the table and ordered TO be printed
House Messages were received from the Pres-
ident, transmitting correspondence relative 70 the
treaty with England In reference 70 the slave
trade also, correspondence Of Major Gen. Wool
relating to the exchange OF prisoners.
MI. w haley offered q resolution euthoririns The
striking Of gold and silver medals conmenors-
tive Of The bombardment Of Fort sumter for pre-
.entation to Maio, Robert Anderson and the On.
GERS and men under his command on that occa-
sion-gold medals to tie Oricers and silver med
ais TO tie men. Adopted.
Mr.. Stevens reported the post route bill; passed.
The bill regulating the pay Of certain army on
cers was taken up.
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FROM BANK, COLUMN

Correspondence Of the Associated Pfe>.l
WINcHbsTER, June 8, lse2 -Four hundred ana
i've rebel prisoners arrived here ts-dsy from str,s
burg and have been Chartered temporarily IN the
Easements Of the churches. Most Of them ara
stated to have been stragglen overtahen on eoo
ersi fremonts army during his pursuit Of yech-
son Up the valley.
The army correspondent OF The New Yorh
Herald captured at Front Royal, was relc..ed on
his parol, by Jackson, at New Nsriet, and arrived
here yesterday.
Mr.. CLARK states the report that be endeoyor.d
70 obtain bis release by stating that the Herald
nas SAID as much for the South ss for the Union''
sfaise In every particular. he add that be acted
as ald Tor Col KenlY, and his active services st
the time Of his capture precluded the possibility
OF any such subterfuge being available.
Atlatest accounts Jackson was az Harrisburg
Among the prisoners now here "a Cam. VIM
Monaghan, Of the Sta Louisiana volun,eer,- AIT
ing Major Of that regiment. He wss captured
near Strasourg by the Delaware cavalry. The
captain vas an officer in the Mexican war. ana
distinguished himself In more that one battle.
Gen. Coope''s brigade was reviewed ana In
sPected yesterday by Gen. sIgel This Is a large
brigade, recently formed at Harpes's Ferry, ana
includes the lu District OF Columbis regiment.
The review was very creditable one
The men now in hospital here are 90 foIlovp
AT the Union Hsspital, le3 Federss; at the York
House Hospital, L. Cederals and ~ Ccnfedesatts,
at the Academy Hospital, 20 FedeiaIs and 90 Con
federatesi at strasburg,6S .
Not the slightest demonstration was made en-
the part Of the citizens When be Iriscners entesId
Che town to-day.
A proclamation has been issued, a CODY q
which VIII be placed In every house In town.
ordering the Inhabitants 10 return every article
In their possession belonging TO the Government
IL Is known that large amount Of arms, cloth
Ing and provisions have been taken and con-
cealed by them. II thi. orde. D. moi oseyed a
strict search of every suspected hop>e and severe
examples Of delinquents will follow.
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ElRsT GRAND MoONLI6HT EXCURSION
OF THE
Washington Social Association,
GLYMONT PAVILION,
WEDNESDAY. InrA lith, IsE,

Tho members Of the ArsocIation Announce to
their friends and the citizens Of -ks Il
WsshIpg ton thai they intend giving GukG&4EEIN
an FxcursIop to 6lJmont, the Hostoz$ssasa1szss
beauuful spO. on the Potomac River. 10 hss been
sreltly Iu proved sInoe the last two seasons with
summer Houses, Swlrss, 60; and We feel assured
by the made tbat il will b3 the grsnd
eet Excursion that has ever left Washington.
The spleudId steamer You've AnERICA has been
Chartered for the occasion.
suseTlor Brass and String Band VI rnltveh
the eXouIs,on.
TiCKEEs ONE DOLLAR, admitting q gen.
tlemaa and ladies'; to he sd Of tho members OF the
Association, or 81 the boat on the evening OF the
excursion, -
The steamer Young AmeTlcs Will leave tao loot
OF 18th street at O'Clock.
Coaches will leave the corner of 18th street and
Pa avenue. also 7th street aud Ps. avenue and nth
street ard Ne+ York avenue 70 convey persons TO
the host and ell be At the vharf Oh the return OF
Commits a. krsnsssarsat,.
VIM. b. Underwood, John OiS6, -.
James II, H .ll, George st Cldif,
Thomas Abbott, i, 3. Metoafe.
m 81 5teo
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PROPOSALS FOR MULES.


DrFoT QpARrKRMAsrsR's OrvIc..
Cor1r Of lSfh dHd u streets, WdshIrEtoT.
SEALED PsorosALs will be reoeived At tbs ONCE
.nns The 1h q S uS
Mules, to conform to the following
SPECIFICATIONS.
FIvI ,;xIHs to be over 80 three and under CsJ
CSE Sixth to be over ~ two and auder q years
AL to be sound servlceable Mules for draurht
purposes. ,,o,os
The full name and Pos. Ofioe address OF the bid
its bud Is made IN the Mans offs arm the names
IT al the parties must spresr or the Will be oon
sider.d s. the individual popossl Of the partner
fToeossJs froG disloyaI, pa,tis, ulV act Be
considered, and sn oSth Ga allegiance must accom-
P EIS pas. be sd;Ie'ssiid . Crnone H.
instoH g. C. sad ssonid & piilny marked pro
pos.s for Mules"
GUARANTEE
Tho ability OF the bidder 20 hi tbs contract,
should II be awarded to him, n ust be guaranteed
By two responsible persons. whose signatures must
shown BY ire Aclsl oertI6oats fine olerk OF the
n.aIest district court OF OF the United States dis
Bidders mist be present in person when the bsds
Bonds. in q the s" sum OF twenty ihous.nd dSaTs,
signed by tn. cont sc.oI and both Of his Eusrsu
TORE VIII De rec uiTed OF me Sueoessiul DlQoer upon
signing the contrae.
me bond RY.. the SS1trfst
men with them. or 10 have bonds signed in antIoI-
patton and ready to be prod uood hon the contract
Ia signed. Blanks for Gonds can be procured mon
cation bsnt made at this ofhoe, either person.
ally, By lettsr, or by telegraph.
Form Of GHaranfst.
We, of the county Of. and State OF
-, and -. Of the county OF -, and state
Of. do hereby guarantee that - IL able 10
fulfil . contract IN accordance with the terms of
his proposition and that. should his proposition be
accepted, he wills ct once enter into q contract IN
accordance Herewith. Should ths contract he
awarded hun We are prepared 10 become bile seou
rites.
(To thi. guarantee must be appended the oSIc ial
certificates above mentIonedD
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, SC.
All mules co ptra ctsd for under this advertise
ment VII be subjected TO hrlCid inspection, and
thn.e Tot confirming to the sfeelhcations Will be
T6e NAILS must ell he delivered IN this city
within (25) twenty Eve days from the day Of nsn
ing the contract.
PAYMENT to he msde upon the completion OF each
contract, soon therea ter as tic Depot Quar-
ternaster snail be IN funds.
AM info-ms itY In the bid. or non oonIormsnce
with the terms OF this tdyert.ement, will ensure
the reieotioq Of the Froposa.
The mules will be awarded in lots of(5raD ave
may deem IL for tho interest Of the Government TO
vary the numb.r.
The Depot Qus'termsst.r reserves to himself
the right TO reject any or all bids thst Gay be
deemed too high. ID, III RUCKER,
ie 10 -dtacth Colonel and Depot q uar termaster.
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DIED..

On the 10Th instant, at IA O'Clock p M, AN
META Turner, only daughter OF Mary f..
Turnet, sged 10 years months and days.
Ihe friends of the fsmily are invited to attend
her funeral, on Thur:day evesIpg st az O'CLOCK
FL teenth street, between l. and NJ.
On 'he 9th instant, at O'Clock q. M, OF dropsy
Of the heart, JOHN r. l. tOWEN. a. cd years
and enth, the son Of Elizabeth and the late
James A. Bowen.
Oh how sweet To die In childhood,
In the dsys OF slnless youth,
While the heart - pure, unsullIed,
Full of te Yuty, love and truth
On the Path of M,y, 1872, at Minneapolis. MIMI,
MARY A, the be owed wife of John L. Lighter,
formerly Of this city.
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WAsHINsToN, May IS, 1862.
This 10 10 certify that DR. Tumblety, the Indian
Herb Doctor, has cured me Of consumption.
X. CLAY DORSEY, United States Capitol.
The INpIAN HKRB DOCTOR
will describe diseases and tell his patients the
nature Of their compla nts or illness, without re-
ceiving any information from them.
No charge for Consultation or Advice.
Office, No. IL Washington Buildings, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, corner 9TH street. je2.u
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. N.
PROM MecLELLAN's ARMY

We have information from McCIeIlsns army
up TO 10 O'Clock to-day, mp 10 which time ther,
bad been no further collision with the enemy
and the work Of our Amy Wa Progressing IN .
satisfactory manner.
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Coon FOR THE DIsTaICT BoTs The LIST Dis
trict regiment, now at Winchester, has been paid
of, and Chaplain Carpenter, who has tust arrived
In town. brings some - goo, sent home u sSei'
families by men Of the regiment belonging TO this
city. This fact is exceedingly Creditable to the
niaffict hnYs
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PoLHR-The Fourth Ward Patrolmen reported
yesterday-Mary Martin, profanity; dismissed
John Martin, do; fined 81 81. Also, for ig hting;
held for further hearing-by Justice Clayton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-BeIors Justice
CLark.-John Sager, drunk; dismissed. Mary
Drunk, very drunk; fined Sl.9i. Hillary Wilson,
di,ordefly conducts workhouse 80 days. John
Sullivan, drum; do
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ACCIDENT Monday, 81 a gang Of laborers were
at work near CAROLS Hin, q bank which had
been undermined two days before, fell and two
men. Michael Mccarthy and Jerry Dacy, were
completely buried under It. They were instantly
dug out by their fellow workmen, and found to
be alive but very severely hurt II 10 not vet as
certained how seriously they are injured. They
were both working under Commissioner Birch,
OF the Eastern District.
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DtsrIssED,--Mcssu. Walger, Mitchell and Ro
the Navy Yard, on the chaige Of dlslOyalty, and
confined in the guardhouse have each had tttil
examinations, which resulted In their discharge
from custody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

"A. Parker, executive oficer at the Navy Yard,
died about o'clock this morning. after an illness
Of few weeks.
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KENNEBEC AssEMBLY.-The hrst pic mic OF the
Kennebec Assembly will take place at Green
Spring Pavilion on tomorrow, June II, at one
O'Clock, provided the day is a pleasant one. The
oily III band has been engd ed Tor The occasion
A fine opportunity to ruralife.
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EMANCIPATION COMMISSIONERS. - Petitions
fled since last report: George D. Ramsey, 4
,lave-Kitty. Sarah Forrest, Z sIsves-Georre
CAN'T, Charles and Rachel Hopp. and Richard
Marshall. Rebecca Sears, 6 slaves-gane, Louiss
Ellen, Harriet, Alfred and Mary Addison, and
Mace and Charity Diggs. Milton Garrett, for self
and an guardian, . slaves-wm. II. Harrison.
John Berkley, and George Gains. Thomas w.
Williams, ! slsve-Henrietta Young. John b.
Blake, 1 slave-Henry Patterson. Ellen NJ !,
Brooke, 3 slaves-ElfIa, Hannah, and Anna
Shorter. Charles II. James, trustee, . slavep-
Priscilla, Rachel, and Lucinaa Mason. EtEsbeth
Windsor, slavo-Lucy Ann Jones Charles T
Stewart, 10 slaves-Samuel, violetta, Eliza, Al
fred, Maria, Susan, Rachel, Eliza, Priscilla, and
Sarah. John A. Peske, 3 slaves-Terese, Hu.
riet, and Thomas Clark. Emanuel ID. Etchison,
slaves-FIank and Joseph Mason. Lucrctia r..
Higgins, l slave-Wm. johnson.
Yesterday the Commissioners commence the
examinations Of the slaveholde1' claims Foe
case Of John Harry, Of Georgetown, was frst on
the Hat. He claims pay for twenty-seven slsves
=" II whom were present during the investlgs-
ton.
ais morning the cases Of w b. Kibbey. r.
A. Elliott, John Z. Bates and Noble Young were
examined.
The examinstions are conducted now for the
purpose Of classifying the slaves and asceftsInine
the amount az which they were valaed two years
ago.
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Persons suffering from any malady Of the eye
or ear should not delay consulting DR.. Won mosch-
of his services, See his testimonials in the Ma
tonals In the National Intelligence, and the one
from Richard Smith, Esq cashier Of the Bank
Of Metropolis, in this paper, and Mr.. Browne,
NJ. e.. r. [. ltA
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LET THOSE who 81 fer from deafness, and have
delayed consulting Dr.. Won Moscbzlsker, read
the very fattering testimonial In a case Of deaf
ness from Richard Smith, Esq cashier bank OF
Metropolis, and another from a member Of Con-
gress. lt&
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NEW STOCK.

ldSS NEW STOCK. AQ6
oo INTERIOR AGREEMENTS. oo
Just received choice sslsotion Of new and de
'".'' '''' PAPERHANsIN6s.
From the rich and ornste. TO the most chsste spd
| .imple patterns. ePPIopriste for Parlors, Halls.
FIRES BARS i faNf essTiAruEs CENTER
PIECES, &C,
'olp' ano o0% %%fHSSDow SHADES.
ss Sus ss. Ss aaos
lands BY 'e Sys We p PI GsSs 1so fsHMEs
The hendsomest and largest assortment in the
beautiful variety OF small si.ed Oval and Gard sS
Nisito frames, oil Foreign and Domestic manufac-
'ar' P Pn;iS6fsSS' oS Ii AND rAssELs.
Different sizes and ooiors, Picture Rings, Nails,
Purchasing exo unvely for cash, the above goods
s 90 they ca 90
Dc Sp Hsds ssSt .a,s
.outsd o. IN CITY Or ocSa
try. A call solicited from those needIng ID. above
iGRssn he s. samb. ss1sniS IT,
doors above Odd Fellow Hall; and the terms,
NEW . Hs9sg syzyTI Is sTES 2
10 a ! S.. Ere II D E n.
6Ttt6HntG ana CttuoT-ptGt66 ware, ran
ishsd and Painted Tin, Table Cutlery,
Houssfuyntshtng Hardware, Wooden
Ware, BASKETS, Brushes,
Door Mats, &c.
We respectfully solicit q call from old and nav
houtekeepeIs. promising goods o: mir prices and
our nest endsavors 70 p,esse W n ec1ms
:g;sS q sE.ss "
Goods, they respectfully solicit o call and
the oontinued fayors OF their patrons and M
Tbsy also re- aest spec. alsttsntion Of their IL
In that line. eonsisiing Of Svords, bsts. Shouldsr
ss.'' E'sal''is. sf afEitsfESiRseRx GGeSss'aa'
Cinssn and MiIiSry fsiiofs.
NofioI.-AIl persons indebted TO the late firm Of
Loudon 4 Go, or their sucoeesors, are urgently
r, J. HElBER9ER q CO.
Successor: 70 E:FI hcSdon 4 Co,
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REkL ESTATE The ftstclass brick dwelling
on r street, Sct-..n Sixth, ana Seventh was sold
by Mcclure Il Co. to Mr.. I. Crowley, for 60, $50
nouncPd that the tile Ia the property was i'm pet.
feet; but the bidding was quite lively. 1t was
the residence Of Dr.. WaIing. now In Dixie.
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STocK SALB--Yestefday afternoon d sale OF
stock for account OF the Washington Insurance
Company took place 1.-THE rooms Of J G. Mcclure
4 Co. 81 900 corporation Of Washington six per
Alexandria stock sold for 81 cents Upon the lat.
ter interest has not been paid for eig hteen months
Our corporation stock, Il Will be seen, Is on the
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SUDDEN DsATH.-This morning lady fell IN
the street near the Northern Market. She was
taken into the dwelling of a gentleman, near by,
and every effort made to restore her, but she ex-
pired soon after. She was recognized as Mrs.
Jackson. and her residence was at the corner OF
Ninth and l. streets north. The Coroner was
notified, In order that an inquest might be held.