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The national Republican., 1862-07-21
n Dn,,POsALs FOR STEAM nACHINERY
F0H THE U. . NAVY.

F0h THE U. . NAVY.
THE Navy Departmsnt will, until the sOth day Of
s,sam IN chinrry for y :ssls TO BE- propelled BY two
esw aning Independently o. each other.
Thee Will b., for eaoh vessel two pairs Of engines
the U. 8 so'sw gunbosts, With the exception oi
the length Of stroke which will be twenty inchs,
Ia.tsad Of eighteen inches the diameter Of the o,
will BE- Wad iell's slide. tn snd come trihing
modihcst 10 the detail are all the engines viii
from ns OF tn Of the sunO0a
operate fis shan inaspsndently OF tie other. The
isss than Ten feet diameter they vii Be- ,ustsinsd
from the unter Of the vessel BY bras- hanger ~
ths saaft win rsyoiys in bras; pipe connecting The
Tss bsiis!. III Be o. the vertical water tube ,yp-,
VIII The tubes above ths furnaces The graf. bars
a.. to sIssst 70 i:sS,h "A Of ~ feet TIE crate
Ia. surface not LEES Than I 800 square feet. The
spssifoauou. 90 tn. ssnbost boilers are to apply 70
Si. :ns S ali
es the same regard being had to the increased
dime. lous VI ,h- hoilsn
lwo bower OF the largest sze, with .ui xyle blow
ng engines will b required.
h. tS 3; erected y he :. The
propossl will state ths name nsmes Of the navy
yard " which the pertiss int, nd TO fprninh the ma
ohl.sry; tes mes Of par, IN ir aod Of their
farm Oh III machinery la u VS. el complete. and
ready for stesmins, with 'did an snf Of dupll
cate pieces too q, instru ito stipulated In the
gun6ost W, citasti0ns, aud The line from ds Of
contract In which hey vii. guarsatee 10 compile
the work.
lhs pr0, osals are " b. endorsed Prososas for
stsaM lachinsry " Vs,ses oh Too Scyens," to dist
Ruiah them from o her busines letters The ooutIsct
VII embrace the usu,l coudi Ions, and payments
vii bt made In ths usu i msnusr - the work pro
gr .s,.
Any parti . prefsrring to make propositions based
oribsd, but Of mt :, they will receive con.
Adsrstion.
Ths Department reserves the right TO rsjsot any or
vs!tssnsit, H. IN tts opi.ioa ths public interest re-
qlirss. July 10
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Dssfaess. Eye and ssr.

Deafness. and all mslsd,es Of the eye and ear ex
olusively treat by Dr. Won Ao.ohxifksr, ooulist
and slrit, 2z7 Penpsy vania avenue TIL, uumsr.
from suoh ore liable sourots repest-
sdly published make oil further statements unnsoss.
sAy. 2i-6ts
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4 N Al Nlsv. 5.
Vo AaysrsfDoxa

Hsariy 10 thousand oepiss Of the Espso'
Moan ars circulated among the aoatins p':'"''
ton svsFy day, besides thslargo number '"' 'e'i
70 regular Subscribers Advertisers "f"ss
soss accordingly
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TO AQUA CREEK
AND
p ~ f Y DIN II.

INV 'vsSsnoS csoemoVus OV"Pony
WTlLL dispatch = beat from the loot OF Seventh
w street, Washington, every morning, (sundays
exoeptsd at six O'Clock, for Acqua Greek stopping
a, Marbuty's Andiug Returning will leave 40.
quia Creek ev " day, (sundsys sxesptsd) ~ >
O'Clock y. ",
In cunuccti' u. freight boat will run every Jay
y. freight sud passage. p.ly oa boari The boats
Oa $ .turdiys, the boat leaving NJ six ocl"ok In
the morning will extend her trip to pinsy Point,
and triucipal intermediate landings Returning,
leave Piney Point At Eight o'olooS on sunday
evening,
Fare to Aoquia Creek, o. kosud rip, ~
Fare TO Piney Point, %,
For freight, passage, apply to freight agents
the wharvss.
Washi gton, June II, lsoa
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T " r. 3 m +. NTS.
SEVEN AND THREE.TENrHs UNITED
STATES NOTES,

T v r. 3 TIM h ENTS.
SEVEN AND THREE.TENrHs UNITED
STATES NOTES,
UNITED STATES BONDs-DUE 1881,
ONE YEAR CERTIFt ,ATEy OF IN NHEBTED.
NESS,
QUARTERMASrkR'S VOUCHERS
DEMAND NOTES, (OLD IssUE)
act Of August 10. 1851;
AMERICAN AND FOREI2N GOLD,
UNCURRENT BANK NOTES,
STOCKS AND BONDS ON COMMISSION.
Bought snd Sold
RITTENHOUsE, FAINT 4 co.,
Banker, $50 Psnnsylvssia avssus
TEAS AND GRoosRIss.
Young and Old
Hysoo Teas,
Ooloag and Esglish
Brsskfast Tsss.
Imperial and
Gunpowdsr Teas,
Java Coase.
Enslbh Dairy Chssss,
Pickles, Preserves, Sauces, ands
Largo stock Of Havsns Cigar,
Brsndiss, Old BYE Whisky,
Shssry, Clarst, asd Champagne Winss,
''' safe ''wn. ooRwIN puRsY, I
Importer Of Tea,
jv +-Sw Cor. Of I and Eleventh streets.
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Flour Inspacttons.

Mr.. Joseph Lyons. the aour inspector Of this
oty, officially reports the following ~ the re-
suit of une years work;
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Baaking Rates.

The following are the rates al which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
sllver-the legal tender notes being the stand.
ard:
Buying. Selling.
Gold. .lei per 0. prsm.ls per 0. prem.
Silver. r..........I 10
Demand notes. 8 "
Banks Of Issue 10 Washington and Georgetown:
WashingtOa! Ge0rgetoton.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and Meoh's
Bank Of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
Farms h Aerchs. B'nk.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank and the
Bank Of Commerce issue notes Of the dsnOmi-
nation Of one dollar and upwards.
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4atest W.ws.

Gen. Burnside has resigned the command
Of the Army Of the Potomac. Secretaries
Seward and Chase have also resigned. The
remainder Of the Cabinet are ia resigning
mood. Grave charges are being preferred
against Halleck, and his head will probably
roll into charger in few hours. "
1t is said that Burnside informed the
committee on the conduct of the war that
he assumed the whole responsibility Of the
Fredericksburg affair. Another account
states that Halleck said 81 did it,"
About daylight on tho morning Of the
10th, = hundred of Hampton's cavalry
made charge upon Ocoquan and captured
Union lieutenant and thirty privates.
Banks expedition has gone to the Gulf
Of Mexico. 1t is reported the comma nder
Of the expedition will supcrcedc Butler,
that his rendezvous will be at Ship Island,
from which point he will operate against
Mobile. His force is 10000 men.
The rebels s.e having q merry time rip.
ping up railroads in the Kentucky and
Tennessee, particularly in the vicinity OF
Columbus and Hickman.
The N. Y. Times army letter reports a
change in the left wing of the Army Of the
Potomac. Franklin has "fallen back from
the river to grove on the road to -"
The President has again postponed the
execution Of the thirty nine leading Indi.
ans in the recent massacrcs to Friday the
Goth inst.
AT Buffalo on Sunday morning the msr.
curry stood three degrees below zero.
A daily freight express line has been es.
toblished between Atchison, Kansas, and
Denver City, G. T. ....
The rebel General Cobb killed in the late
battles was General Thomas Cobb, and not
Howell Cobb.
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hAaoSEY's ARREsr.-The G.len, daily
Adsert'ssr says ut appears that the arrest Of
y. a. Mahony, was made on the affidavit
o. one John L. Harvey, for saying in the
omco Of VIM. L. Bradley, that If he INA.
pony should be arrested as Gen. Jones had
oeen, oy orders Of Secretary Seward. tia.
he would assassinate him.. We beg all
spo'og'sts for arbitrary arrests, to seriously
consider the above. If the account il tru.
-.ld the authority: is from good .Rsp.bl;.
san soarces-the arrest is not only minus.
disable IN every sense, but infamous and
illegal.
a loyal people should ever b. truly zeal.
Gus o. every encroschment upon their con.
sHtut'onal rights. They certainly have
emoarrassments enough to endure. and
sacrifices sufficient to make At the pr.s.n,
VINE 70 give them immunity from abus. !,
ths hands Of their own government
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DIED

DIED
At his reside In 6iard tovnh'p, Clayton county
iowa. on Monday morning. Dec 22d, 1892. VI Dip.
liberia. preceded BY lung disease, BENJAMIN +.
SPAULDlNG. about 20 years Of age.
The deceased wa born 10 the State OF New York.
lie 'mgrated to Michigan quite early in life. ard
for many years ident Of Dcwagiac, Beren county.
lie hal resided several year. in CLAYTON county Iowa,
and had a. large an acquaintance. probably, anv
man T.. At the time Of his death, ne Va. acting
Deputy Marshal for the state Of Iowa, and from all
we can learn he was . most tsmcient officer. Inds'
fstgsble, untirng and hrewd, he Vas frequently EN-
ployed Diet ective, and It Il said he rarely failed
track up CT iminal. Socially, he excellent Gem.
pany, generous. f'ee.sroksn and reliable. In his
DEATH wife and children the loss Of their pro-
tsetor commun ity nouns the loss Of IN excellent
citizen. r.
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All the Shiloh prisoners are exchange

All the Shiloh prisoners are exchanged.
The steamer Sanford, containing 500
men Of Banks command, is reported to
have gone ashore near Corey's Fort Reef.
No lives lost.
A large convention Of agents Of the
Wheeler h Wilson Sewing Machine, was
held in Chicago last week, the whole con-
Guiding with splendid banquet at the
fremont House, on Friday evening. J..
Buckley and Lady Of this, city represented
this section Of upper lows. SO
The rebsl General Hood was MORALLY
wounded ct the late battle before Freder-
icksbpFg. He is said BY Richmond papers
to base been one Of the best o. the rebel
Generals. .sses. -.
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Weather, Markets, &c.

Weather, Markets, &c.
The weather has been warm enough to
surprise the oldest inhsbitant. In fact the
present seems to DO q season of surprises.
The river at the present writing is open on
the Iowa shore for distance of several
rods and open in places on the Wisconsin
shore. The ferry boat does not run. and
little or no freight is in transit either way.
Travel continues uninterrupted, thanks
to the different lines Of sledges which cross
tho river at all hours Of the day and night.
Receipts Of pork and produce are quite
good notwithstanding the bad condition OF
the roads and the blockade of the river.
Amber Iowa is quoted by Benton Broth.
ers 4 Co., At 70: No. !, rs; No. Q, 85
rejected, 81. Other quotations will be
found in their appropriate place.
We are indepted 10 Capt. Hoffman, per
G. Smith for the following record of pro.
duce weighed at the city scales for the week
ending Dec. Goth:
Wheat, 1879 80 bush.
Barley, 9ls 80 bush.
Oats, 666.24 bush.
Pork. 1926 hogs-236,9 77 bbs.
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A~ooAcSAAou A1ck0 the Beam.
Inc man who, two years ago, would
nave predicted that . member Of Congress.
In his seat. would use such language .. is
quoted below from remarks of Thad. Stew.
sas on tho admission of Western Virginia
ssa State, would have been considered !.
madman beyond question, and would have
been speedily dressed in straight Jacket
Read:
~ say then, that We may admit W e,tern
virginia a. new state, not by virtue Of
any provision Of the Constitution. but nm
der our absolute power which the laws q,
war give US in the circumstances in which
We are placed. shall vote for the Hill
TOT "iA got stuttify myself By suppos;nC
sea1 20 haUe any asarrsnt in tie Con-.
stasutson for this prOceedino.
ANS talk Of restoring the Union "A II
vas under the Constitution "a il il. il one
Of the absxrdities phicA I base heard -.
Reated until I haoe become sick of f. This
Union can never be restored a. Il was
There are many things which render such
en event impossible. The Union shall new.
u, with my consent, be restored under the
vons.,lut,on 8 it is. With slavery 70 be
When Thsd. Stevens took bis seat in
emo House Of Representatives be tool
solemn oath. in the presence Of over !
hundred witnesses, that be would .suppor,
the Constitution Of the United State. ;,
NOW no proposes to do an act h,cb he
Gays no will not "stultiiy himself" BY sun
posing he has any warrant under the Con
sntut'on to do. What becomes Of tia,
solemn oathl
The man Is radically mad, and . mad
radical
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Washington 10 in another foment. II
u definitely announced that Secretariss
Seward and Chase have positively resigned
The history Of the matter is this = secret
nucus Of the Republican Senators was
held. at which the merits and dement's Of
the various Cabinets were freely discussed,
snd . resolution adopted urging the Presi.
sent to remove Seward. Others favored
the passage Of resolution calling upon
Ms President to remodel his Cabinet. The
c'csraph, with ito usual explicitness, tells
% each Of these resolutions were adopted,
and esch Of them were rejected.
One thing, however, 10 definite. Seward
beard what wss in the wind, and imme.
diasely resigned. Ses'y Chase, also tender.
Cd his resignation, for what reason it is not
clearly apparent. since be seems not to
have been Objectionable to any Republican,
~ any other man.
The designations Of these two important
bureau officers, has brought the whole cab
met to , condition Of revolution, ard the
vsHous reports touching the same, fiji
whole columns Of the Monday morning
dailies.
At this distance from the Capitol, i,
looks 40 though the cause of this Cabinet
rupture will be found consequent upon
the Presidents determination to issue a
proclamation Of general emancipation
Seward 10 tooa good constitutional lawyer
TO be party to any such proceedings, and
his resignation involved that of Mr.. Chase
We may be wrong, but this is our view.
The future policy Of the government is IN.
determined A crisis in our history has ARR.
ved. The present is dark. The Union foces
ore turned back from Richmond in defeat
and there seems to be no General, whom
ahc Government will accept, worthy of the
brave troops ws have in the field. Burn,
eide Is reported to have resigned Halleck
and . prominent member Of the Cabinet are
reported to hsvs had . personal collision.
The Cabinet is going to pieces, and the
army Of the Potomac probably into winter
quarters.
Let Us hope that as the darkest hour il
just before day, so the gloom Of the presen,
may speedily be lifted from the Republic
and vision Of the Union restored. be the
soken OF JOY to every loyal heart.
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- Did you eyer travel in an omnibus
on > rainy day, windows and doors closed,
eight on side, limited Of course to six,
and among that number two women GOV.
cred With muskl "Driyarel" said the
Frenchman, 'let me out Of re door, am
su6ocate! You've vat you cali one musty
rat in 30 omnibus! ave no parapllie,
uais F.fsr - usapvsig swsA r.
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COHsoLIDA1IoN.-We see il stated that
the 10th lIIish) Iowa regiment, Colonel
O'rien. is % b. consolidated Within 43d,
Colonel Summer, stationed At Ottumwa.-
The consolidated regiments win be under
command Of Sumner As Colonel, and o.
Brien q Lieutenant Colonel.
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@We notice that some Of the Chicago
papers arc sneering 1t Io*a because Of the
draft ordered BY the Governor to be made.
They forsstthat this State has filled al her
calls, and several thousand more, which
Gov. Kirkwcod might have credited to save
Us from dr.f, II he were to manifest the
interest that way which has been shown by
other Governors.
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Business Notices.
Strouse Il Rowe advertise their large and
valuable stock of goods in another column.
See advertisement. They offer unparalleled
advantages to the trade Of upper Iowa.
The card of Messrs. Vandervoort, Dick :
erson & Co., of the metal warehouse. Chi
cago, will b. found in another column
This is one of the heavy firms Of Chicago.
See the announcement Of the ''old folks
party" .. the Br,sbois House Prairie du
Chen. From sundry droppings, We learn
that the spacious rooms of that magnificent
house, will be filled by the largest and
happiest assembly, which ever met to dispel
ennui, and enliven the spirits. This city
will be well represented.
The firm of Huey & Glass have dissolv.
ed, and the business will hereafter be con-
Quoted by Glass & Son.
Scott L Bro. have some elegant tea sets,
and sets Of white stone and china ware
which will make splendid holiday presents
The card Of McCunber's omnibus line
will be found in our columns this week
We can testify to the reliability Of this line
having personally testified to its merits
Mr.. McCumber is prompt, reliable gen
tleman, with whom it is q pleasure to do
business.
Newell has large and beautiful assert
ment of photograph albums, which make
desirable Christmas and New Years gifts
Peavy, over French's jswelry store, j.
taking some Of the most life-like and arts
| tic pictures which have ever thrilled thu
optic nerve He is crowded with business
and ought to be.
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DEPLoRABLE AccIDENr.-The West I'm.
ion Pioneer says that tone day last week,
at Brush Greek, house took fire, and q
Mr.. Benjamin Brooks, and a boy or young
man named Sherman, went into the house
and persisted in the flames. We have heard
no particulars, and do not know what in.
duced them to enter the burning hor &C."
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- Three towns in Allamskse county,
having filled their quotas. ore exempt from
draft. The quotes of the remaining fifteen
range from 6ye TO thirty-eight.
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~ The 38th Iowa regiment Is ct Ben.
ton Barracks. St. Louis, No. A letter
from our regular correspondent "Anony.
mous," was received just Is We 20 to press,
and win be published next week.
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Notice.

TuVHE Thir Annual meeting Of the Clayton County
Sabbath School Association will be held In the
Ba'tirt Church 1t McGrsscr, on Tse day, the l3t.
day Of January. 1853 ut O'Clock, NJ ron tinuing
two days. general attendance Of the friends Of
Sabbath school,, T. earnestly solicited The Commit
tee OF arrangements, consisting Of g. 8. z. Scott.
NJ Colgate aud }. N. Gohri.t will be in attendance
at the Church, after ii o'clock, ~, OF the rst day
to provide friends from abroad with places OF enter.
tanMent. kUREkT GRANT, Ssc'y,
Mctiregor, Dec. -, lS62n3.Sw3
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IsssoKs Boar 10 LAssrr. w. - 4.
We Lansing papers that the President 4,
sAs nonlsish packet line has written . let.
ssr to &. ". Gray I Co.. in which he state,
.nas n's company intend putting on : good
'feasns host With bulk barges, to run BE-.
tween Lansing and Prairie du Chen This
!. % excellent arrangement for our up.
river friends.
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Celebrated Authors.

Celebrated Authors.
Steele wrote excellently on temperance
when sober. Sallust, who detained so
e!oquently against the RIGHTEOUSNESS Of the
age, Was himself debauchce. Johnson's
essay on politeness is admirable, but he
was himself . perfect bOor. The gloomy
verses Of Young give one the blues, but he
was brisk, lively man. 1.-THE comforts of
Human Life" by B. Heron, was written in
prison, under the most distressing circum.
stances 1.-THE Miseries Of Human Life"
Beresford. were, on the contrary, composed
in drawing. room, where the author was
surrounded with every luxury. All the
friends Of Sterne knew him to be q selfish
man; yet, Is . writer, he excelled in pathos
and charity, at one time beating his wife,
at another wasting his sympathies over a
dead monkey.-Hons Journal.
IT'S thus with life; the most intelligent of
men have failings common to poor human
nature, but their defects are less apparent
when obscured by the veil Of education and
ref ,ement. II persons have their weak
points, so have places. McGregor has had
hers, and Of so serious nature that the
prosperity Of the place has, in the past,
been much retarded; but now, as title to
real estate 10 "all right" . prosperous FL.
ture must soon open unto the best COM
mercial point in the Northwest. Capital.
lists are already here. and ready with large
stocks Of staple and fancy goods to compete
with the jobher Of Milwaukee and Chicago
for the trade Of the merchants Of Northern
Iowa and Southern Minnesota. The ex.
pense of visiting eastern cities. may now
be spared for larger expenditure at home,
and the farmer b. made the medium Of
conveying goods to all parts Of the interior
BY which means Of conveyance the country
trade can at all seasons be supplied with
goods bright and new IS the wants Of
their immediate trade might demand. Less
capital will be. required BY the country
merchant, it their purchases are made
here, more money made to the dealer, and
ths country benefited by expanding within
its own limits what has heretofore been ex.
pended in cities farther east.
Among the most extensive and reliable
dealers in the way Of dry goods, hats an
caps, boots and shoes, is the well and favor
ably known house Of Strouse & Rowe, who
have recently made arrangements with
eastern manufacturers for the purpose of
doing heavy jobbing business on as
favorable terms as any house this side of
Boston, or New York to which the atten-
ton Of the country merchant is respect
fully invited. All orders from the interior
will receive prompt attention, and Allied at
the lowest market prices.
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- . nnnet b ascertainsd just how
Many nsn have sot 70 b raised 10 Clayton
county. 2 relieve y from TIE draft, since
= fFedafs paYe yef been nals if Captains
Anes and Arnim.snvalsy sonpaaiss for
- oh 0ndeeesdent) savslsy rsninsok
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On shs first page Of this paper we
P'onan On article on the origin, usagss, and
customs Of Christians, which win B. found
2 g Interesting. A. appropriate to the
sAsae ooeas'on on tho fourth pags win b
!oone 4gEass song Of the Christians Carol.
bn, u IAos. Hood.
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- There viii be Episcopal services at
Kennedy's Hall, On Thursday evening,
Dec. 26th.
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~ 1.-THE President Is clothed with
power to direct all army movents," ETC.
7elegraphic Di.patch.
This leads US to consideration of some
matters appertaining to dress. We frequent
ly hear Of magnates that they are dressed
in brief authority" another class is de.
scribed in the text above; others still are
"veiled in mystery" while We also hear
occasionally Of one who is wrapped in the
cares Of state" These customs, like that
of the Georgia knight who WAS dressed in
''boots and spurs" seem scarcely the thing
to conciliate decency Or preserve the wear
er from the inclemency Of the weather,
usual in the winter season. A better kind
of dress-one combining elegance with
economy, can be had at Hamlnerslough's
large clothing store in thi. city. See bis
advertisement.
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Beauregard Is expecting an attack to be
uaads By land and vatsr upon Charleston.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
JOHN BALLY,
Dealer il
Books a - II Stationery.
Wal f'aprys and Yamkee Notions DC.
Mc0rsgor, Iowa. 2O3tf

Notice OF Dissolution.
vUNliE co.par'nsr hip heretofore existing between
". q. Hucy aud Jas. u. Glass, under the hrm
name Of iuey Glass; has this day been dsso solved 10y
mutual con ent. he aud accounts in favor OF,
and against iiuey Glass, will be setsied by Glass
Son, at the ONCE OF the late firm.
". Z. HUEY,
]. H. GLASS.
Mc0regor, Dec. Is, 1so2n32swl
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~ See third page for intesestiss read
rs matter.