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, 1864-10-29

RAuroAp IceIDExr.-YcsterdAy morning.
about 7 o'c'oct, the body OF Al unKnown yonng
1aan xa1 furud car the track Of the Chicago Bar
Ill gton ard Quitcy Railroad IN the town o. Cicero,
out mile ii half bes oud Iund'e. It II aupposed
tEst he haa heen = passenger On the outward
touI train, and iell fron the platform. There
was bloody mnrk on his forehead ard cores
onotpr 9o ~ I'd to Fave hn tde
yeaIe Of ase be bad sanity tair and whIskers Ne
wore q ozark coat RIo parts. iirht vest, heavy
shore. sud aEoseuth hat On his per<op Fcre
$3.50 lE money, ckeck marked c. & 4. r 4 +, aud
seseral .ettera directed 10 Au5rex Kaiu, tone be
1ne sddress+d 10 the csrc Of Captain Cronie, P O.
Il. 1sG. ard ticned Rolsrd.> Coroner Wagner had
Tue booy removed to the dead houee for identtn-
cation. and every tLfcrmatlun that will LEAD to
over, at 3. ttAee N the Snc1iN's 1oom, Cont
Home.
, 1864-10-29
ALBANY LIVE sioux MAHRET,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue1
ALBANY. n. Z. FtldaY, Oct. 2s.
Tho Cattle Ea1ktsn II ye7y dull, scarcely tncnkh
sales hkE1uR en- msde TO Justify quotations. Tho
hgheat psiee paid tor choice Il " certa. 1he
receipts thus far ale q heAd and nearly 1000
hid oser nom Last week, making total Of upwards
OF 5000 head.
eHEKP Without change. and demandltght-
BtG+Quoted at l3x@iac.~
, 1864-10-29

Editors Chicago Tribune:
Amid the various objects Of benevolence before
ns e nos d s
RAIDERS TO the crest importance OF considering and
properly caring tor the hundreds Of thousands Of
The Northwestern Frcedmans' Aid Commission
has been IN existence ten months. Its headquar-
ters are IL thie city. 1t has abte Board OF Man
1ess men. It has sfready collected and diaoureed
hrge enus Of money to meet the nece-sites, phpst.
CAL fnteIlt ctua1 and moral Of the vnst Dnmber Of
freedmen ,hrown On oaf hands By the proGFss: S o.
Southern dtld to advise, instruct and elevate them.
Hitherto our personal appeals hare been made
n
cordially anu liberasallty ts generally exhibited.
Orr Governor has publicly endorsed the work.
A large number Of et'etiaetica! bodies have been
visited, at everywhere they hare approved and
Recommended the object to their churches. These
things have greatly encouraged Us in oar aFaaons
But Whit hse Chiesgo done for this great, and
generally adm itted ne Of he 0Fsdtest of beneT-
olenf objects Low before the Aner1csn peoplet
Comparatively little: True. some boxes Of Cd
v,daals and few churches hzye literally eontrt-
bqted IN money, for which We fee thankful Bat
hitherto the great mass have done nothing.
The approaching winter u near, and heaft-str-
ling appeals are coming TO rA from various quar-
!e1s 70 do all We can. ne ought to raise $5o0oo
10 Chicago alone this Fall to meet the pres sing de-
alike r1ee us to make this our appeal. Chicago.
into Whose lap il poured the wealth OF the great
Northwest, Fhan eha not give OF her abundance!
moral influence, her liberal example and her pecu-
cnnisfy aid.
Let none hold back for political reasons. This
wolk nelongs to no psrty, aa such. It IA work Of
humanity and christianity, repeat. In the over-
fnlllE Of Divine Prop Edence the millions Of former
slaTes are 1oF gong fsee and stand before u 10
suffering need: Shall their phya!cal necessities be
AhHjJ 471{r da III rnYf 1Ha6f
good OF for eyllf Shall their liberty be blessing
% Of enrse to them sad 70 this nations These a1e
questions that Fe oi this generation must decide.
Friends q t9e irt edmen, Chicago triende, 70 you
re anpesl See to It that You DO your duty to this
az 1o6ly as yop do to all other good objects.
huneF may be sent to the agent at our rooms, s.
tccount, and ia calling on all be can so constI-
tutes ,ifs elector o. member, and IS "a anna,l
Gne; t. al ssch onr periodical, the Frs<dnaa's
General Agent in the city,
, 1864-10-29
The Mechanics Candidate.

B-Weli John. I euppose Jou are glad to hare an
Opportunity 70 vote for POUR old employer. Mr..
AcCo1mlcE, this fallf
JoHN-{A carpenter-} intend to vote for Com
gresham ut not far hin.
B-Yon stlli 90 the Democratic ticket, how.
ese1y =
JouH-The fact IL, ynu see, that when worked
in McCormlck's chop the times were little ont Of
joint and vas compel ed p 50 tnto bis Employ
we're paving. Like other men Of famll5. I was
forced 10 Enbmtf TO McCormice'e conditions and
Of need, I should only degrade myself now ii
voted Tor him simply became his name IL on
Democratic tictet.
Jom-TheY do. Anddt would be Unreasonable
and q, juet to expect them to forget the cruelty az
advocated the cutung down Of wages while he him.
sell aMAhted Tichee.
Thn abo7e, Mi. Editor. IL the euaAtanee OF = eon-
ez t1o e!1ce, in this city. aid Is worthy Of note.
, 1864-10-29

Meade and Hancock. Recrultlpg has been
going on bsisklv in the country. and some
few have enlisted from the town.
A. the suRgestinn Of the Commissloner Q!
internal Revenue, our Collectors consenteo
to postponemeut Of the cases aRa,nst me
Expires compad1es, which were set Tor tfssi
yesterday. When these Companies pay ~
taxes upon their past transactions. ane tne
costa o. prosecution, the suits Will be dis
, 1864-10-29

MCCLELLAN SOUTHERN RAnnoAD. The trains on
The NJ, s, EN.IR. R. vii! rna ~ follows on and
after Nov. lst cL the winter time table:
ToLEpo-Leave Chicaeo at 6:0O 4. H., ECO p ",
and 10{p r H. Arrive IN Chicago at GOO A. M.,
3s;:a0 P, u. end 1l:Q1 P. u.
5So r. III A11ise In Chicago 81 1ss::30 P. N. 1l:0O
Pm
, 1864-10-29
. milwaukee Market.


(eptcta1 Dlst ateh to the Chicago Tribale1
M1LvAuEzE, Friday, Oct 2S.
FLouR-A shade better snd moro scavs.
GaA1H-Whekt-Rece,p:s. 200 bnshss. Market
n1ner. Sales this morning: i 30 No sprlng In
store At s,.7sa1 79h; s'ooo bu do, sellers option
next month"; At II bu No in s:ole 1t u .7i9
s dRiEs mpF q J; oss:
so9 6a Ne i :gring q @ r. eto!e It 4 3s9lsom e rs s e1
etore At csc. CoEn-sAleo 1000 bushels shelled on
tack 1t u So Barley qniet Sales 3ou bulhels NO
IN store 1t II ca. Rye nominal
, 1864-10-29

srnnzs pEAgu.-Testerdsy morning Mr.. Helpit
ron;n well known uthographer, doing business
et Eo "a Randolph street, wss seized With an apo
..,a.,, Al IN ,he corner OF Randolph and Ii Sale
a+resta He died within ten minutes OF the attack.
sJt Ss~fs.fd Wae abopt thirty y-l01f yeAts OF age.
, 1864-10-29
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
Especial Dispatch to the Chica2o Tribune,l !,

HaD6xPoRT, Friday, Oct. "a.
C1EAExp-H Cooley. Morr1t, &, ,9i5 It lumber, 7Ioa
II lath, 30 prls lime; # 8urnee. Lemont; Con
Mgnee, Leuons Terror La9alle 12.I0 n Lumber for
Ottawa s54ss It lumber, # lssh. COO shingles:
Prairie Queen Morrts $3.50 It lumber. Dro It 1a,h
sotte shingles; Lady Franklin. Lemons: Imperial
Lockport Cayugs. Lockport, IS, 100 II lumber; r
Gale. Lexnort = A Douglas. Desplanes Fesder, 2o.
OK II lumber, 10000 shlpgles.
NAHR1rKp-La atuoe, ott.w., $500 b1 oaas. goo pu
corn. 15.510 ns stateh: G Loomls. Lemons, 90 5ds
tnbp1e stone Reto1nEe Lelnont 80 yda EQbhle 4toue
, 1864-10-29
From Panama and Sou1h Amer

New York, Friday, Oct. 2s.-Tae North
Star brought half million in gold.
BIZ the arrival Of the North Star We have
Panama dates of the 18th Inst. The latest
advices from Central America contain no
news OF interest. By the Interruption Of
the line no news has been received from
Ecuador for near1y month.
The first attempt to collect tonnage dnty
Of 80 cents was resisted, and sailing papers
we're refused by the Panama officers. The
Panama Railroad and Steamship Company's
steamer applied for papers to the United
States Consnl, obtained them and went to
sea. The authorities have taken no further
steps in the matter.
, 1864-10-29

The New YORK l10Id MRFkeks
NEW YoKx, Friday Evening, Oct. q.
The gold market ia without excitement. There is
ateaty for export and customs. which keepB
9p the p.lca IL the market which II othesv1s weak
noon. In the AFTERNOON ruraor that the South aide
Rsllroat had been captured BY Grant lowered The
nrtcn to 9.5
, 1864-10-29

NA "a N ~ = e. u
In tls city, the 2s:h Inst, 1t tbs residence OF
the cMct4ting Clesflnan Rey, J. 3 Tnttie, NJ;
JAMEb q. BIRD and Miss 10HlA ". 6AGLLs all
OF chlcaep.
thto city. September 7h, At Tbs reIideuce OF ths
aESheE PiNksT ~ snd Iii III. IoE1k = ELF Il
OF Chicago.
:, a plxop: n; Wsdnsesay, Oct 26th. by the Rev.
:; =; y Gon Mt. HEHbY d. DeAEEr r. Of blscn. and
IL F1ELDs 3oEnEesr daughter OF tho tsla aon.
~. y MAnAns, It EsR:1nes Aaann.
, 1864-10-29

VeHHEI1 FAH&E2 U6$lU1E@
Especial ptspal4a to tho caicsRo Tzioune]
DKTEofT, Friday. Oct. u, 1851.
Ur-MerrInsc. Breden. Platt, Metropolis, Rorth
star, Hannah, Priuce Alfred.
DowN-LahtnIer. Eli BAtes. Mamie, Chicago.
, 1864-10-29
Real 15statE==Wountrp.

TOR SALE Cseap. AID on Ing
cnntaainx Eo. sczss, q vhscn q a:tes vooalsnd.
The To- Is hi:hly imrroEed, hesa good orch.zd Two
osb IS miles. E7.es sasper .sre. s9; IsEu Of 1sS
Eoqnoia Ceup1y; nssS 8a:kelsy ssatton on ,ns ~
1arn 81 is saIes d fhe town ii Mane only il
fre!n Ebicsko at l.w naure- Applv to j. 2. Oily
GER, Bea1 Eatats Agent. 43 Claxk'at Room No. >.
, 1864-10-29

Go TO THE BEsT.-Go to Bryant & SlIatton's
Chicago Commercial College to get thorough,
practical business education, or to become good
Telegraph Operator. Address tenclosing stamps]
tof circulnre, BRYANT T. STKATToA, Chicago, Ill
, 1864-10-29

Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Friday. Oct. q.
Flcur a!Y4ncod 12kc. Wheat active, Southern
VI Lits t2.o5 red &aIO. Ccrn nfm and scarce. old
pht.e xl.T0t n. Whlaxy dull and heavy At SILT.
fSRo- riFA MI
, 1864-10-29

Buffalo mark ets
BUFFALO. Friday, Oct. %.
FIorR-ln Steady demand and moderate.
GRAIy--Wneat tcerce and drg. eaes No. chl' b
Lorr--Toledo at 11.46. OATS Sales at 1sc.
WHISKY Dull and nonuinal.
EAyAL FBKIu4Ts-Theat1 19c, corn 16}fc, cats II.
LAK1 JMo8Ts-FIour. 5,.1t b.Is; wheat, g SO ou !;
corn, 5.t7s0 bu oats 1891 oGp ou: Marley 2s7t bu
CANAL EXrORJs-Whtats II, LEO bu: corn, go bu !:
Qat1 50 500 hu barley, $40.
, 1864-10-29

~ We call the attention OF our readers to the
advertisement Of Plays by McNally D. Co., 81
Dearborn stttet.
, 1864-10-29
THE ARMY VOTE FRAUD.
Later from the New York Conspiracy
TO Forge mcGleflnu Votes-Letter1 ol
The PtoItere,

BALTIMORE, Friday, Oct. 2s-The Military
Commission to investigate the alleged
frauds in the taking Of the vote Of the sol
diers from New York, Was resumed to day.
Donohue was brought into court at o. clock.
he had no counsel, hut proceeded IN his own
court The prisoner pleaded guilty Of his
having signed certain blanks With the name
OF C 3. Arthur Captain and Atd-de-Camp,
and no others, and as 1t did not appear that
he was an officer Of the State OF New York,
or Of the United States, thore Was, he con-
tended, no crime.
ALBANY, n. T., Oct 2s.-A telegraph from
Washington, received here to-day, says that
the sIate Agency aad 4sd; nt tRs to3n
commission rooms are sttll under guard.
Ma1en, who il implicated By Ferry In his
confession about the Roldiera' voting frauds
In Baltimore Is here, and publishes Q card,
In which he says that he had not been IN Bal.
timore for two weeks previous to Ferry's
arrest, and that there Is not word OF truth
In his statement as far Us he is concerned.
Gov. Seymour Is still absent In the west
ern part Of the State.
Tie following letters are part Of the evil
dGIce.
LETTERS OF THE pLoTTERs.
sHkHTF's OFFICE, ALRANT, Oct. II.
DeGoh1s Esq B1nSFs sf fie 10th and also
yonr letters Of the 10Th and 18th Inst, came to
band IN due course Of time. answered your tele.
graph BY sending Ed. NeHconnb, and you haYe, Of
course, got the ans~er before this tins. How do
your telegraph. He does lot want to spare Bar
lev. II you want more halp viii send come one.
Az to sending the proxies, you hsd better
calls st he State Agency when coming this
way, Send them rs last as you can get them to
me, Ali ie well here and we are confident q com. /
here have entire confidence In your skill and ab1
ty, and hope you will like yonF help. Please keep
me advised. Yours
..- ...-. NEW YonE, Friday, Oct. as.
TO Edward Donahue Jr., Baltimore: -.
Dear 4ir: Encoeed in this package you Viii
find tickets aIep lat Of names ofthe actual resi-
1ss,h regiment. With ny best wishes for your
success. Iremaip, &C.,
Jas A. FARRELL. Commanding Gen.
, 1864-10-29

Artificial Eyes-Ear drume, sound conduct
ors. &c may he.ob,afned OF Dr.. Walker, Ocatst
and Anrist, III South Clark street, Chicago.
v,EA
, 1864-10-29

Philadelphia Markets
PnIADELPulA, Ftidays October 49,
BRxADsrurFs-aeneral'y hr1ner.
FLOBI-StBAdY Sales nnfn poFtAos- Extras xlV.3u
extra family, 11i.1tGet2Ho .,.
32-653270. Corn nrn; ye1toW scarcai red, 9le5 !;
while, {t.u.
IN bond, ,b2Q63c: do free, SOC.
6WN16KY-Ste8dy at 1l@ SC.
, 1864-10-29
ID / E ID.

e IosA c.ty. STATE Of Iowa, oct 7sth, ROBE8T
aged II EncathA fud Is dxYE,
Fnnefsl II this city hctu hb ftsdeaee ot Mn c.
o'c1oek +. N.
, 1864-10-29

couHs, COLDS, HoARsaNEss, and al Pulmonary
torant. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
ort9SnrNE. ThASRt.
, 1864-10-29
LOCAL MATTERS,

EeetipE-A special meeting Of the Board Of
Nansgers Of the Refuge will be held this tSatnr-
day. afternoon In the rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association at 3o'c,ock
, 1864-10-29

tJEAl.-There will be meeting of the different
committee q, this attcrnou1. at TWO o'clock. at the
rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Association.
, 1864-10-29

Oswkao, Fuday. Oct. =.
FLouG-Flrm hut unchanged.
GHa1Y-Whtat arm but quiet. No 2 Chicago
spt1lE u K. Corn 4n1et. Rye in demand.
'CANAT4 EK1IqUFh-OuIl.
, 1864-10-29

FOURTH WARn-ssAnB AND ASDY RAsGERs."-
Every Union man is expected to turn out this
Saturday esen1ng to meeting at Uhuch's Hall.
at halfpasr seven O'Clock. There are but ten days
before The greateet polls1ca contest the world has
ever Witnessed, .akee place. and when dieloyalty
will be forever c,uehed out. "Now IL the day and
now the heuf,s
, 1864-10-29

Third "aFd-Gr&na Union Rally.
A grand rally Of Union men will be he'd this
evening In Union HALL, No Gil State street.
Let ali the Unlon citizens OF the Third Ward
meet In council ard prepare 1or work.
a 9rand torch. light procession is to take place
en the Sd Of Nevetl btF, and the Third Ward must
be represented With three hundred torches.
Come together Union men and prepare for the
occasion.
Good speakers will be on hand, and q good time
ia expecttd.
, 1864-10-29

Agents wsnted.-$15oo per day. Send
for c1rcnlsr. G. II. Dunn i Co., 1s2 CLARK street.
nr+q9.ry11.rt
, 1864-10-29
Seventh Ward.

4 Union meeting wil be he'd in the Seventh
Ward this evening, on the corner Of Union and
Twelfth streets. Good German and English
speakers will be In attendance.
, 1864-10-29

r7A7Z 6r8EEr BRlpaE Tins mu:h needed
,st7acru1e il rapidly going forward. In few
sr,els 1uorc It will be completed and o2ea to
, 1864-10-29

BaEAKFAsr nIST, AND Coon At o1uKR TINES
No. III DEAHuons STREET -Ccnit ssed,y the heart
ard tensre Of our city butiness II, aud awaya vii,
be. the corner Of Monroe End Dearborn street
where st+nds tue Post Office and Cnston House IN
solid and enduring marble. In it, vicinity line
bnsineee blocks are rapidly springi7g up Tae
tw1n cor1er opposite IL occupied BY Post Office
Block, snc in this elegant corter stors has jutt
been finished and opened hY Thompson, Billings
q CO. II Is the moat elegant eod beautiful staad
N itA cless In the Northwest. be1ur euperby fret-
cOcd md decoftted in oriental p1tLas0H, aud with
all its apartments IN keeping. 1t ie the retail de.
oartrueut OF the Boston Coffee and Spice Mills,
frbo1e paputActoEv at on the Monroe street front
ss he plock, at No. ca. The establishment ut III
@aners hr yirue Of 3te cuoIce assortment OF Teas
.r,faes reasted and eround and Spices, both tue
ttrr fretf'y prepared from their adjoining MAUI
far4nrv, The drn have house In New York,
.-t,s-e nne OF The parties permanently resides. Civ
1hs.T, the advantage Of the markets. and en-
al5tnn 1her, 10 hug At the lo*eft ngnIes and CON-
ta T. Tatce both 1T Wholesale and rctail with nay
Rcfe in the city. In their ,2nt e mone
No. III Dearborn street ano ~. os "a VINE and
.etsin large prominence n ine E4as G4 M sp5cs
-. ,he n,o1nct. Of the Bo"ton cones Auo op.s
TIL! az Known to the trade shnou2hon. tns su,ii,
NILE g,hs Gr.nd OF the Boston Mille .a
We1t ~, ~ ruafanty OF quality hne lau pIu y.
stateu ~. Eisey tcsupu!ous thht saa .s ~ -.
pexed With or deteriorated- 19eu i w. knnT1 r.
IN ana z. F. A1te'l. long ana rra VI
~ rty tfnde, at the retail nf In
t.ash hoih departments : tHst- snfrrn.tse enG
ubertIty.
, 1864-10-29

g For Underwear, Wool Shirts, Hosiery,
Wilsone, 1876 Dearborn st. oe25-us2tot
, 1864-10-29

Tug ToSAwANDA WAEcK--The work OF remoT.
Inn the debris caused By The recent explosion OF
1hc boiler Of the Tons 1andA is prosecuted with
<.,oo, The chanrel will soon be clear again.
, 1864-10-29

4 Fifteenth Ward meeting will be held this ere
ming, at the house OF F. Gund, Green Bay street
Gar Gtckory.
4 Fifteenth Ward meeting on Tuesday evening,
November 1et at No. sa1 North CLARK street.
AID On Friday evening, Noyember 4ih. at Mr.
Jake Endef's house, corner OF Latrabee street and
Chicago aytuue.
, 1864-10-29

BALTIMORE oysrEBe.-Tho.e wanting the best
oysters should order Of George Miller Il Co.
wholesale and relHi1 depot, 130 Dearborn street,
Chicarn. =. o. Box 412. Qc23 n8SQ6t
, 1864-10-29

prr1s Aoc1pK1r.-The schooner "Sa11ie Kit
,.dse," from Bu1slo, Capt. L. n. Osborne, wAs In
,n,ed ;u on Thursd.y night, BY runnirg Into the
a.n+,.rh IA The Bush Htrees BRIDGE 6ne lost her
inEarrtt and suxtaIned come other t1tsot Injuries.
o,.orTtinp in Eli TO abont ei01.
, 1864-10-29

..rrx RxBr111oH. oH.r-Professor Amaaa Mccoy,
-. Wsthiupton, ono OF the most eloquent OF our
champions o{ ths' 1 fegsas hts sb1s is'suss
si,nesdsy cyentng Iext-
, 1864-10-29

1111No1s CENTRAL B. Ron and alter Sunday
(tcmorrow} the winter tine table will be ueed for
passenger tzaine on the Illinois Central r. r as
follows:
Leave Chicago, day passenger, 200 a. m.; Kan.
kskee aceonnn0dstton, 4:D a H.; Hyde PARK, GAO
cepted; and night passenger !0r45 p. m, aatur-
daye excepted.
A11tye 1t Cb1csso, day passenger, 1910 p NJ;
a. m. 1a5 p. NJ, and 6;55 y. u., Sundays e1-
copied.
, 1864-10-29

Monk pn1eosEns.-co1 Sweet Il expecting soon
.asas,,. . ,sYce number ol additional prisoners
At Al c.np ponglss. Inquiry was made soms days
q ss.s. =. IL INV meny be could accommodate. he
ssnned thst be could soon pre1Ale
e TsfS Gst1 ne answer doubtless Will shape toe
, 1864-10-29

CAMPAIGN CoxMrTEE-WEsr Dr1sIos.-The
Union Campaign Committee Of the West Division
will meet at their headquarters, No. 81 West Ran
dolph etteet to-dsv, At O'Clock u. m. The follow
Ing een1e,0cn, Constituting the Executive Com.
nlttee, will ato meet At the enme place, ~ basi.
nets Of III norsance Will be transacted, to Wit
h Es1a " io;se IL %' .1e :sa5a
uel McEottes 10th ward, George Hlmrod; 11th
ward, George Won Hollen: 18th ward, James r..
Clark. 4 punctral attendance ts requested. By
f8ty.
, 1864-10-29

powKns4 GSxEAsTIc AcApEHf,-The system
Of gymnastics IN use IN this Institution IT, we be-
ucve, most happily adapted to blend enjoyment
With ply sical development -p1eatnre-seek1ng with
hea'th.seektng. Securing the uecsssarY Especial
permission" we y1efted one o: the cl.sses and
ioupt eel .ct party Of lsdfts and gentlemen en-
naeinc 10 the most charming exerciee II has been
our pleasure to witness. Merchants, l4wyera
harkets-au who lead a eedentary llte7 60 BY ali
7neaps. with your wives, eons, and daughters. and
viii be rource Of present enjoyment and perna-
ueut benefit. See advertisement on 1st page.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-12-21
Notice,

On and after this date, and until further notice,
EASTWARD BOUND FREIGHT will be received ,I,t
on the following conditions only: This Company,s re-
sponsibility will upon tho arrival of freight at
North Mcregor and il the transit the MISSISSIPPI
pf River cannot be safely made, the property will be
put In store at the expense of the and at his rsk
OF loss and damage BY delay and the elements W
ever the condition of the Mississippi River shall offer
safe transit across It, freight will be promptly forwarded
without extra cost or risk To the owner
n,sa.ay.rWM GREENE, Superintendent.
Decemcer Isl, isSi so iWf26
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-12-21
NOTICE..

DERsoNs shipping Freight either by Express or Me-
Gregor Western r. r. to this station, requested
mark all goods with the in full, post office ad
dress county and state, via P0STVILLE. This must be
done in order to insure prompt notification OF arrival of
goods.
Consgnees are required to present order for the
delivery of Freight JNO. s. GR0IE, Agent.
postyille Station Nov. 25th 1884. 4wI24
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-12-21
DON'T WAIT FOR the WAGON.

WE have just purchased another splendid TRUCK
wv TEAM, and are now prepared to do jobs of dray
ing short notice and at reasonable rates All damage
done to goods while in hands will be promptly paid
Thanking the public for past patronage solicit your
further orders. W. G. AUSTIN Co.
423 Truck and praymen
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-12-21
Taken Up!

BY the subscriber. living mile from Teet's Hotel
Two year old Red Steer with considerable white about
the head and some white on one foot. Scratched on
left ear.tal half white and lincback. The owner Is
requested prove his title pay the necessary charges
and take said property away. a. Ely
422 BIZ E HENRYBANZER
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For Sale.

AVlNG arranged to leave McGregor in the -
l / course of few months, offer for sale at ab:
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TO Rent.

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water and all the other reqises, about miles
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