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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-29
The Early Physical Degcneracy of
AMERICAN PEOPLE,

SCcA L-CDLxSHED ~ Dh. SYONE.
Physician to the Troy Lung d. Hygienic Institute
A Treatise on the Causes of Early Physical Decline
American People; the causes Of Nervous Debility,
Consumption and Marasmus.
This work is one Of high moral tone, xrittsn IN
,ara g. "g ,snSIag arSess sr.s e. tbs
dams especially detailing scientific and reliable aid
II win be sent BY Mail receipt Of two g c.n.s>
| Stamps.
1S- Parents and Guardiansl Young Men! and
| Ladies Fail not to send and get this book.
Word orsolemn Conseiensic us advice
10 those who Will reflect.
class OF malsdies prevail to a fearful extent in
community, coming at least 100000 youth Of both
very lmperecty understood. Their external man
estations Of symptom Nervous Debility, Reiara
sumption OF the whole body shortness of breathing
or hurried breathing ascending u hill . flight OF
stairs great pairita'ion OF the heart Asthma ,Bren
chits and sore throat; shaking OF the Hands and
Limbs aversion society and 10 business Q, study
dimness Of eye sight loss Of memory, dizziness Of
lead, Neuralgia pain in various parts Of the body
pains in the Back or Limbs, Lumha age, Dyspepsia q.
Indigestion Irregulanty of the Bowes aeranged Sec
lions OF the Kidneys and other glands Of the body
Leucorrhe or Fleur Albua, &c. virulent diseases in
both male and female. Likewss Epilepsy, nystcris
| and Nervous spasms.
all the above named dirorders and q host OF others
not named, as Consumption Of the Lungs, and that
most insd'ous and WHY form ct Consumption Of the
spinal Nerves. known Tables Dorsales, and Mesen-
terica, have their seat and origin in diseases Of the
Pelvic Viscera Hence, the want Of success Of the
old school practice In treating symptoms only.
DR.. Andrew Stone Ply sician to the Troy Lung and
Hygiene Institution, Is engaged In treating this
class modern naladies with the most ASTONISHING
success. The treatment adopted by the Institution.
Is new It is based upon scientific principles, with new
discovered remedies, without minerals posons The
facilities OF cure such that patients can BE- cared
at their he mes, in any part the country, from &C.
curate descriptions OF their by letter. and have
intsrrogator will be forwarded on . pclication
Ca Consumption. Cataryh and diseases Of the
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-29
Agricultural Fairs.

agricultural and horticultural friends
Information which will contribute to its value.
Agricultural Fairs.
1t is gratifying to observe how scnsih.r
the agricultural men Of our country are
settling down again, after t'So years of dis
traction, into their accustomed channels
of effort for tn advancement of the great
Interests to which they have consccratcd
themselves, and are this year SO much less
disturbed by the turmoilS of war than
heretofore. We would not have them lose
their interest in the grand struggle in
which, as free people, we are engaged with
the demons Of rcbelion--fol vast conse-
quenccs hang upon its termination-bu we
would have them so far prove their wisdom?
.nd patriotism as TO devote all their practi-
cal energies to that interest upon The per
pctui'y of which the ultimate success OF
the Government seems now, more than
ever to be staked.
If we are not to break down the Rebel,
lion by great victories won on the field Of
Mars, it must be done by an obstinate hem
ming in Of the rebels on every side, and
by triumphs in the Fields of Industry. For
the farmer, therefore, it is patriotic to at.
tend to his farm until his country shall
call for his services in the ranks Of war.
Industry was never so much in need of
the earnest efforts and enthusiasm of its
vo,aries. And, inasmuch as agricultural
exhibitions have been found to be very
efficient means of advancing the interests
of practical aeri ulture, it is hoped that
every effort will be made to insure their
success this year.
1t is possible that, after all has been done
that can by the most z,alpus friends of
the many Societies of our State. some of
the exhibitions vii! not be all that they
otherwise might be made, nor cqnal to
some Of the great successes Of the past,
but what of that There is but little
doubt that with proper effort they may,
without exception, be made tc clear cx
pcnscs; and if they do no more thah this,
the results can hardly fail to make full com
pcnSation for the labor expended upon
them WIS. Farmer.
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Composed of the best He lbs and Banks the world Wild
in
with Mature assist her Graduating disease
f hdii i it act dyu upon Ra Blood
h rna them int nh
Blood i ON sing o ur- wttrogh
ti wheel manydE
plr enup Nd
cured d o sons in curl lad eden ia iMs I life :cenfndm
r hd ivg kd ih dipur edreksra
" lido.
We an this l th " d nm gnks
|y : fee WE'LL y BIZ admirably
flor clear dkcrmg
Of reduce
e,d
anhh ach nddthe wcl
k
que m o di bt Of the ySem like can
thai
for 6 years, n.sh~
i ~ 70 nearly e,duunor
y n he d
=. HUNTINGTON, Proprietor,
Sold dins everywhere
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RoTATroN OF CEors.-The Cou7:try Gen.
t'eman says that James Beatty and sons,
successful farmers in Cayuga county, n.
Y, adopt the following rotation:
Their fields successfully lie in meadow
two years; in pasture the third; the fourth,
corn is planted on the sod, the manure
having been applied the previous autumn,
and the sod powed just before planting -
Corn is followed the 9Th year by barley
which is seeded to clover by rolling. The
clover is pastured by sheep, the pasture thus
obtained being equal to ,hecxpcnsc Of seed
ing, until the following summer, when it
is converted to summer fa.low for wheat
The droppings Of the sheep and the crop
Of clover furnish an excellent preparation
for the grain. which is harvested the sixth
year. 1t is followed by a growth of two
years and pasture ore, as already mention
ed. Undertaking and this rotation "have
more than doubled the crops in the aggre
gate" during the last ten years.
--~------ ------
FENCE TMBER-W hen man has rail
timber that is hard to split and has saw
mill, it might be good policy to saw the
logs into rails, three inches squire; but
the same timber sawed into boards would
make twice as much fence 1--WE might add,
if we'll made, twice as cood) Rails should
always be peclsd. Bark preserves timber
when alive, but hastcrs its decay when
dead, unless buried in the ground; post
will be more durable if the bark be left
on. Two kinds of timber, unless equally
durable, should not be laid in the same
fence; for one rotting before the other
makes repair necessary.
By needing this suggestion much time
may be saved
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-29

.w A Undertook shoemaker once
promised to have pair Of boots finished
on specified day for cx-President Van
Buren,, but failed to ha &c them done when
called for. In the meantime the cx Presi
dent started for E.rope and was gone three
years. Upon his return he called for his
boots. and was told they were finished acith
the ercepti0n of freeing out
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-29

W- Mrs. Fitziragon has long been
waiting to visit High gate Wood Cemetery,
and the other day she said to her husband,
"You have never yet taken me to the Gem
etery." mo, dear, that is a pleasure
have yet had only in anticipation"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-29
The Rockford Nurseries.
Every Description of Hardy Trees,
Put I'M in fine order and at low rates

Put up in fine order and at low rates
100000 Cho,ce HARDY Apple Trees adapted to the
West standards and Dwaris.
Pears, Standards and Dvarfs.
good stock of Dwarf Cherres-DHkes and Mor-
los all hardy and pro luctive.
GRAPE NINEs.--A large stock of Delawarcs, Dianas,
Concorls. Cuyahogas, Rebercas, Hartford Prolific
and host Of other approved new hardy Grapes.
100000 Naples from one to years old, and price
from so per NJ, to 500 per hundred.
STRAWBERRIES --Triomphc, De Grand, Wilson,
Albany Peabody's Prolific, &c.
RAspBERRIEs--Purple Cane, and Doottle's I'm
proved, Brincke's Orange. &c.
ORNAMENTAL SHRuBBERY in great variety.
large collection of Evergreens, Green House and
Budding P ants in profusion.
Leave orders with Bass h Elmendorf, at McGregor !;
X. Bent. West Union William Baxter strawberry
Point or NJ. W. Trott, travelling agent.
Catalogues sent on application.
Apply to J. S. siIEARMAN, Proprietor,
334yl Rockford, ILL.,
rs NcTIcE.-It having come to my knowledge,
that sundry parties using the name of my Nur-
s"ry to sell their TRASH, hereby give notice that
John L. Page is not. and n'rer has been my agent,
neither has lie purchased and nursery stock Of
me. consequently do not hold myself responsible
for his contracts. Us. SIIEARMAN,
Proprietor OF Rockford Nurseries.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-29

H- Swift, who reasoned upon the folly
of the dread Of death, sums up thus: ut
is impossible that anything SO natural, so
necessary, and so universal as death, should
ever have been designed by Providence as
an evil to mankind
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-29

Wanted lass2ncAi0telN.I,ss
I -000 OO0 HOOP POLES, 100000 Pork Ri
Poles 100000 Pork Barrel Stayrs
lass q ELNENDO ~ ID
~o"seSos, esps' ., AsoznSO71 -.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-29

THE mo CARD" MANIA.-The following
is taken from the Rochester Union and
Daily Adrertiser:
"THE FIRST MARRIAGE Adam said:
This is now bone of my bone, and flesh Ct
my flesh, she shall be called woman. be
cause she was taken out of man. There.
fore shall a man leave his father and bis
mother, and shall claye unto his wife,
They shall be one flesh. No cards.
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E5- We design to make this department OF the
Tia n leading feature OF the paper. and invte
from agricultural and horticultural friends any
Information which will contribute to its value.
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Co,,,uercint z.iclIigcnce.

Tie gimgr DCiy Artclc) # Tuesday, Sept. 10
sr,. 1he Eursh fund have hc.i nolasio fou -hou the
a., a, ssiur price. Coisos hcis luo.sd II 81, az io
'i,,ro,. and b. a5ii 'or the account
Ihe,e was again rather uli demand for discount at the
He la rnis from tbc We ni,, fas brought 8 ~ 60
hs COLI ips on THEN way from hus.rla the Eof5urg
Ce wa, Sil;oC0; 'hc Wave Of Lie with GCl $50. hc
eiic. ey with AI1lit1, and The hner,ea with &lialH
Asrisas rom New Zealand expected Erie slrr faid
MP ud preference, declined anil 5rc'pecyey Iinoi Cen
q shares Of bon doc q each NeS OH osirs
Raircsd share. United state. Of both descriptions Alien
tic aud Great Wce.n fSe" orb secon and Illinois Cen
ilal dollar bonds, each.
TIE Tiwn suys The laier news nom Arclira todly
Monday) has caused rebound q cent in the Confederate
Loan IN the ne. Of any dccrngcien that may have
been ceaed by h, detention Of he steam ans 1t Liverpool
fartler advance a. cent las also been caused in the
and t0HlE stocks show decline
riing from ~ cont the obstinate resistance al Chare.
oa AID che vfue failure u the consnpion together ~
Tie aspect 81 the Mican queon being AZ This P od Of Tie
ytar p,cay be ~. prospects Of Southern dcl'n'e
Tse imes city article q Wclncsday, SEPT H. ,1y' nc
English finds remain without Improvement Conso!s closing
a. ~ II b. ior money, and .. az. for Oct g.
french Ronies closed O., 81 ltc
Iinoi. Central shares Of both descriptions recovered
ceut each Panama Rf Dad % Mortgage advanced y cent
Atlantic snl Great Western Penn tionl declneds cent
and ditto Nwi ok section and Pennsylvania airo shares
a iurlor y cent each. ,
LIvEErooL CoIIog MARKET, Sept. H-Markct
very excited; sslcs % 90 bale 1000 on speculation tnd ip
pot prices OF long sisped descriptions adsanod dld
b sept 1.-THE market continues excited s ~ ~ ha,,
icOoO speculation ard for 1roh prices advanced tdd
q N for American since yesterday . - -,
LIVERPOOL Com MARKET, Sept. lJ.--N neal de-
clined a. a2d A. GENITAL Flour q Dbl lower Indian
Com sd. wcI. and little inquired ier -
LONDON CoES MARKET, Sept. li.-Iherc was
om tho inpfovcine" Of IL which TOOK place on
Mouds, last. - ~
LONDON COLONIAL NARKETs, sept. lJ-Sugar
steady; Coffee fla, klce uncanged sedy Isiow Gaoi
LAKEWOOD Sept is-Evcniur
CorTos-Thc sales Of the two days foot up1O, 900
bses Make; e,cit, snd ara higher sPcc1lsior' and II
Ior'cgs took 20 cop bales
The Manchester market is excited, and prices are
1T. advancing
BRRADsIUPFs dull, and al kinds slightly lower.
Mr.srs gishardson Spence Co. Wske6cd, Nab Co..
and ohes report Flour u md H. lover. " Aca quiet and
% lower, Red M.siern sd8 :. Corn easier Nred q
PHovisIoSs-Beef quiet ana steady FORK dnll
AID chsnsed Bacon tending downward LAID euie, l
coo. Tuow steady.
TEoDucE-Pcfolcum quiet at 20' for Crude aud
for Refined A.hes doll Sugar quic; and ser.y Coffee
fsna Rice inactive Lrieed OF dnn AID tending d.wuwast
Ln.in Inactive hliril. 1nrl eItne lfnof.
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Frnnre.

The Opinion Not,Onaie saws that Baron GrOs
will return 20 London on the l5fh.
The P0yS states: Reports VI various character have
been circulated On tie BDIse. These rImors poescsa
no kind Of foundation. Jar as COnCoTnB iftc gcnce
from Biarritz the STATE Of tie King Of Italy health
and the replies VI Russia 20 tie q the Weston
Powefs the terms Of which are not known.
The Paris ipondent 10 The TiDfs says. II ep
pears thst The Foridas screw ard engine are out ~
order aud II is supposed Tat, before she is ready Or
sea Federal cruisefs viii be watching for her of Erest
We hear iist the Captain % TIE Florida has offered 20
deposit the sum Necessary 10 satisfy w.. c.aims made
upon the ship Dy French ml-0WAers. unl such time
the tribunals shall have decided upon tier validity.
Ihe correspondent sys. u }, stated N tie bcs'
Informed quarters that 81 fOu.G is preparing report
to the Emperor the flalc Oi The Empire. TA4ch
are said b. be in very fyMatle condition
Capt. MaEt. cou.naIder Oft lorida has written
an Indignant letter 70 the PotTie stating llat The
Florida a CCDfco crate cnrtcttc and not pfEatccT.
telegram from Paris Of september a. snys;
Baron de Budbcrg handed - NJ. DIouyn &c Ituyf
this Afternoon tie Russian reply the lat IrrucA 0
La Fronce gives dciai1 relative 10 the rcsIgna-
ton of the Foreign MiHisicf Of Prince COMA The
Minister is said 10 have obtained proof tha Prince
Couz Ind without his knowledge. concluded az Oien'
siye and defensive alliance with Tie Prince ID seIsl..
The Times Paris correspondent balh:
The attachment of the Florida ~ not allowed o.
take place WI lie she n in ho dOclymd OF tie Imperial
navy the obstacles which Il Is sought ~ place in tho
way Of her quitting BIest be removed or dlsalCwed Il
win be sound that instead o. her being sold IN France
she viii proceed 10 when her repair are eonpeic0
The Paris and 1Our iIarhet remains unchnnged'
The Paris Boarse lrH and Iienies c!osed Oh Mon
Day ht 6Bf l0c.
TIE REBEL PaIvATEEfs ~ FRANCE LETTER FRoM
CAPT. NAFYITr
y The Captain Of the Confederate prlva'tcr
Forids has addressed the following letter to Dc TGrle
BREsT Sept. ~. 1853.
SIR: Your number OF the l0th inst contains two or.
Tors which beg permission 70 rccty IT states Two
inceens have lust taken place in France and England
winch interest the American qneston The first u ire
seizure a. Iiest " french GApOwner oil the tOnfed
rate priyateer Florida, who claims au indemnify Of
90 O00f for the loss OF vessel belonging 10 him. and
which was sunk by the aid priyaiecr On this first
point have the honor 10 you that In spite Of the
threats VI certain persons WHO pretend to have claims
against the corvette Florida. she has not been yet
scixed protest In the most formal and energetic
manner against the Becond nllegatiOn-ihe Florida has
never had any for sinking French vessel that
assertion is fase and refer yos upon tAet point 70 tie
Brest which contains faithful relation Of the incidents
eLs encounter which took place between the Florida
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stocks upon the street were irregular, but a. o
whole tic ad,aloc Of Saturday nilernoon sustained
Gold Wes freely sold 1894 Gi3gi and Il the Stock
Exchange closed at 1901 ala9i New.lork ceniralsold
n 1871 a 1914; Erie common loC. Hudson River, 49,
Harlem AZ Q3J, Rock Island lO!dlcs Michigan
Southern very Irregular selling At '9at-. cotinr
anon lie street at 1e!. ~ The Stock Exchange ths
Special Committee made their report and the subject
war allowed 10 drop. Al the Stock Exchange MI
dert r.plions Of Federal stocks were strong. Tor
400. april and October issue. an advance was
paid lW!0lMi being tbs closing rate The firm.
ness in this issue H. explained by the fact that
tho coupons are worth go por cent premium. Dor
der.Slaie stocks irregular but firm. Tennessee 90
G3aGa. Virginia Gs COZ. North Carolina G, C5d67
Missouri c Gesa09, Cnlinrnia Is strong At leOdi2oi
Canton Company. 32a32li Delaware AID Hudson
Canal. l5s4lCO, Pennsylvania Coal Company. l4i
pnny, GJaC., Central Am. Transit Company. cla
gCy, Pnc1c Mail 2i4a2ifii Now.Yoik Central. l:r.
lg3,; Erie Railway. 05.aloGi do. Preferred
lm,alO4i Hudson River 1904 alg., Harlem,
I4iuIlei do. Preferred. $50 bid Norwich
and Worcester. 93aM Reading. ll7iGll1l Mchi
gnn Central. Ileial9i do. Southern, 7sia 7-ii do
Guaranteed, lJs; Panama. lss; Illinois Central
Ig2aal@9I; Cleveland and Pttsburg. 9ei d3ri Gdenn
and Chicago l07i 1903, Cleveland aud Toledo 1ali'i
Rock Island. IOei al0o. At the Second Board, U. 5
IN. 1881 coupons, were sold at lO6,al0i, 100 Notes
lqdlO7i, Certificates were wanted at gieJsii Ameri
can Cold. 1894 alJ9i, Tennessee Go. 6Jao3; Cumber
land Coal 3Oi03oi, Pacific Mail. 2l3i @2+, NewiorA
Central 1854 ai3Ji. Erie Railroad. lojtsiW d. Ere
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Arrived.

s,~afn.iir America (3ren.l "csses Bremen, ara non,
cof, % ID sent l6 With ldse lIt ~. c.ain aud
~ .ees pl..sasrr, 10 6edi Co. ia .tro,g ws.to.
ly sini. dldag hs pls.e-e sept ~ al ~ ION Il -
r,...d b Z. Drhsht lf,f) bound east. .
.,s tr.p,rt ity of .aib Sears, forIes' aoaros
81 bonn. ID belfast 10 4. :. Asst. Cnarieunss,eF.
4. ;. guho-t Paul Jone- toi.a'eI Duncal, ION '"'
loser b.y taviug J-eu there % a. az tcr coinpAsse-
,olur Po,omls Sherwood, Portland n'a'e aud pas 70
- steamer a FA.ay, fen,on Phadeehl Hd'o to Lopez
,.r.s VIM woodward Cuni.a Baltimore. udse.. lie -
s.er reres,y Pierce. PhilaaelrAi, md.e &c TO J4nss
ssane, J 5 Green Mulner. Washington, D. C.. - hoa"
,,.smrr Afii.an ho1k baltimore rdse, &C to "i.iAa
par.M ,,,a
Howard a. Froihbg AM. IL lsl lad heavy sale i.om
hi-g. way .,i Ac iils been days rom tAe bsnss
Shin Albert Gel .n. Aacodach LireIoo Aug ~ eosl she
q "a 90 JiI.-ils GIusN IAN MT, m ~ - !91. ~
81 heavy ae rom ; T. 70 ;. and back TO " w lowing
,e-y hsasy from every point blowing ne igNI
out d che 3oit op's lsh IA = - leA D u ,P'
s,s Mafy froad u. you,h ior boston, with 'vV hsa
si 6h and 20 csue' ha' besn 70 days "s'' u '0'
H. E~s,rii1aal Hcrcr London e ,sy, mi.e. to
Isase sept $ 'si a. lou IS ~ 'a~ oeI- 9ppa'r'y ~
ita alan top sSni n-'s gone haa a. '1i' 'I'e
slip S.ner.o ,uorl, -, from Kelnebuak IN 6ala. to
ri Trlsko tHrenl. DanneraaHn, Bremen Aug H. vita
Tsl. irii.i s,irSial ko~,es Tlird % day. sugar 70
H. Bar oa ha. had son.s heavy weather u s' sne1''
IN Ss,, Yo,s Cooper Menon IS Day. lemons and st,s
] .
i.h inst .ai . ian 81 30, spike b4lk hca-v iT' neues
bound eat, wi.A nss Of b.wspg All fore trlma e.sus
iarfcar tho 18th. llsscusess-0f A. H. bAea' '' Al
mabel
10 dave. Goa io Gordon, Bruce McAu.h fascnssF'-Af
IA smuls .tly and dauslie1s. O.,
brs T. Il. Cunt. Z ersrd mel Tucker Linsrn c q.
T. days h cal 90 Mief Hoasfcu hal hc-'y ~eatass
sni broke iorei p.al yard snd cam sst h. sails =,
Rrr cins hio, rroyaeDe days, AZ ballast to n.
r. ia tbs Eeyuo Providence days In bala,, to d L
peA1uii
s,h-. :. r. Bhnck'ry Kenery, Bath dsy,, oil mase.
SIHr Oswcso o. Windsor, '. :. tATl Do!h, srsrA y o.
l. iay. coal 10 JANE, Hunter Go.
Schr y. Potter Sheppard, bos.oi, stone.
SER l. Oocls,-.cd. Ireland iu,yiasuce.
Sch- Wax seed Snit.. Providence.
SER Iaie Nara 1sbcr llAlwch days
Schr Cc1l.o 4. LAMAR, snow, Oioucssoi days tsh
SIR. "a o Ai,o. Re ley Gloucester. nsh.
Sslr a-uoufh, LATTER, Boston days nsh
S,ir. Anra 4. Jacobs. Jacobs NeN-fiayru.
scar l,ursyNsiIt Latd Norwich.
Schr Char;s Hca.h. Wynaa, Bangor days, Lumber -
JOHN Boyutoas Son.
~.hr 4 it Sicker.on Boston. for Albany.
sthr Emma. Mcclure, ~. st"Yhtn.i " H., cays an W
j. ho1rlnnu. ,,
s.ocp FREDERICK Brown, Car Providence days mds"'
hEIog-t rti-h risefe.
WlND-s.usci, >. AID very hsbt
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The following is the Weekly Report Of Deaths IN
The City end County q New Yo rom .hs Pet Jay Of sep,e
Der to ,hs gA d,y o. p,sb,r 1853 Men is Women 81
Boy. 49, Clf. ia total ss Aiuf. 2io, Children, 21'
Males. !sgi FEMALES. 9o3. Cooftd Per.opia
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s,,rpprNG sSTELLIGENCE.
PORT or SEw-YoRE....,sErr ss


Steamer joseph Hall Temple, Phi sieiphis j. '" Mch>>-
T. p. Do,..g Nevef b. an 1sIg. kuIl 81. A Co.
i,r. m S5D.e ii g.j Oc.sa.aI Amsterdam, Funch. Mem
rh- Ncud'. ~, rt., 4.
Bur- yc,b4nna Qsa }. GasAaaO. Baltimore, j. W. Ei"'u
c.. nj. r..,
frir Aria Owen. Wallace, Cayenne, fees nn,es
90 ~, t.sk.r Por. Eoval Bentley Sint. 20
sehr. w. II. Aifia. Gladdng Piiiaeei Pnia, L. heany
$50 MAJ, Pr.- blizzard, v eshinron J. l. tneeand
srlr Gov A-rcd Mitchell Boston, i. NJ MsyLeS.
schr y hi.ti.r Pfsssbury Taunton, Master.
srfr AIils ilaLefi, faltl44orc
schr. l..-k Havs, Fly Hartford II. s. Beckett 5os
schr lllckslOIe, Alan. Providence.
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prrsrrrArIox.-A masslYe silver

prrsvyrATIoy.-A massive silver salver.
,it,,e,. and two goblcts richly engraved have been
presented 10 Mr. r. IL. Sanborn who has IN - years
been conductor of the early morning tram 10 tns Guy
an the New. York and New.Hsyen Railroad, ~ the
commuters on that line as token OF their appreciation
Of bis oRcll cpalhct The ceremony oil pr,sen,sa.loa
tooE place in the bay oeeea during the t,p on S"'ar
day noIR.ng and quite unexpected ~ Aii' D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29
REBEL pRiyATErES Ii FRENCH PORTS
The Crew Of the Florida in England
Cotton Higher EreaastuGs rull.

The steamship America, from southampton
on Sept l6 arrived here on Monday morning, with
one day later news from Europe
The North American arrived at GreencGstc ot $50
p sept. Ia.
The City Of London arrived ou Sept, Is.
Confederate Loan is quoted 26d2J discount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29

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of,.tesd Jul Ihor.pecken Fanny Hcnbo'io H. u Geaes
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,oo Mr. Jesngue Mandel and child Mart Doscher Afs
M iof 81. Lena Dowiey and son nii9s DodInr n "
c MIR, isni. Mrs Sicklesel, with W. second cabin
aad 400 ~ The steclage.