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, 1865-01-16

There WAS a fai1 ast-ndnuee On Change today,
hut opses 10 the decline IN goio md the scarcity
Of money, the general markets ruled cxssrncly
dull and prices were shade lower.
In Provisions VIC have to report = perfectly stag
nant market and downward tendency In prices.
The scarcity Of money has checked The local spec.
u1atige demand, and the-o Is little or no inquiry
from the East. Mess Pork Was offered at S3i.600
$500 On the spot, without buyers, and the only
sales reported were LOO brls for delivery in Feb
rnary, buyers option, at $50 80, and buyers
option up till March 18TH, at S4o5o Prime Mesa
Pork declined 50c@1 90 q br1, with sales Of 400 bu
on the epot at Ss3,75G34Q0 and 500 brls buyer ali
January at $a8.00. Sweet Picked Hams were In
limited demand, with sales Of 80 hrls ut 17}c. Bulk
and English Meats were neglected Lard Was also
neglected, prime steam being freely offered at 21ic
without buyers.
Dressed Hogs were less active, and VIC note
15c-ch1eay at -1s3@t44c dividing on 200 1os, at
which price the market closed quiet
Highwines were In fair request and firm, with
sales Of 20 brls at $2.19-closing steady.
F1onr was neglected. Wheat declined 1c per
bushel. with light gales Of No. Red at RIG; No.
Q Red at 81 IS; No. Spring at FIG G6t; and
No. 9 Spring at St,50-closing weak at S1.e5}0
1861 for No. Spring. Corn was quiet at saGs3c
for Rejected In store, and Bic on track. Contracts
were made for 20, goo bushels No. Corn to be de-
iyered during the latter half OF April and the first
of1day, at 05c IN store and 96c atloat. Oats de-
clined }@3c per bushel, with sales Of No. at
e53ae6c- closing weak At G51c54c. Rye was dull
and &c lower, with sales OF No. 2 at S108. Barley
vas neglected and dnll at s1S1 for new No. 2 In
store, ard 81 ta5@1 80 by sample. -,
Salt Is very dull, and we note snles Of Fine at
f1.N free Of ofstorage till Feb. sd, and at Sa1o de-
liyered on cars. Single car loads are selling at
ss25 delivered. .....-....
Live Hogs were rather more active, bat without
any visible Improvement in the lone Of the mar
49, VI IL pI'ss aome &c" aols enansa nanas "a. a.
the general run OF tho transactions were ut yester
DAYS prices. About 4OOO head changed hands At
SIN ma ~ r5-moatlv s11 s001s *
nsssrs..1s -
oee1 ea114e were s1eao5 AZ yesseFoays ngufes,
with sales Of about G50 head at IS 5l150-mo5Ly
$5.GCGz6.a5.
LATER.
-
IN the afternoon Inc masReB were Gull. Spring
wheat nom{nat at 1851 4b1G6 for MOI. Nothing do
fne In provisions, either for "snot' or "fatare,"
Revt. " or the Chicago Provision Market.
: r:mcsao. Jan II. 1aT5.
The rrccInts oY Hnpx Eor The NIT weak snn nm
aa fn1Inwa w: nressads os III lire = @5: Ta.
sa1 'os * ia Eor IL rnrrTsnoTiine nerind lat
rea- nressod * ass T,vrs 17O67: totsl. X m
Fnr ;hc nssf pa honrs. Dressed. 4,s9i. live 3lS0.
oe.,noi n isl nnssecd. S6Fn Hive. 4to1. Isst
49, tha nnmhcr ~ ho,s which had acrunnloted
Il Tie yarions points during The previous inteuse
, 1865-01-16

%s7oe>S
The market during the past week has been character
lied With extreme and for sf1nEency IN
monetary Matters which. tsgester With the decline in
gold, and the dull state of the provision mar
ke& combined. has htd very depressing effect. and
In consequence thereof the market has ruled dull aud
lower. Occasionally shipping demand sprAng up,
but was light it WIS not able to stem tho down
ward current, aEd consequently prices had to give
waT. Some holders were very nrm, and
would not back down cent from their ytew', and
sent their HeEs to be packed com,'s1on. Most af
the packing houses preparing to close, and indeed
aevezaI taro done 80. Some hw packers who have
sold fer futurc delivery been In the market dur
ing the week. but their purchases were not heavy
Tfo market closer dull at i decline Of u'ly &c p
Ipo Ms
The following are the closing quotations this even
Ing, compared with thoae OF week ago:
This week. Last week.
Prime to extra Qualities. saisso slls@l2i5
Medium to prime CO.. l1.i59:1.S 1tMat1 g
12ttAnd common do..- .....l0.oF @to-50 10 0A*1e7
ToDAY-The market WINS FathFr more active th1n
on yesterday, but theTr WAS no material change IL
quotations. Some holders who were In hurry to GET
hcrue, made slight concessions. but AZ = general
thing they were nsm at yesterdays prices. We noto
the lol owing GALES:
, 1865-01-16

FAsuIS0roH, January II. The Richmond pa
pcrs continue qunsreltng over their 10 eders They
think JeG. Davis eourie Teprehensib1e, and also
make IN onslaught on Kirby Smith, who is now
great General. Hoods failures in Tennessee and
Georgia attributed to the diagus Of the people
OF those States for the Confederacy. None but
Lee and johnson appear to give satisfaction.
, 1865-01-16

The Warrington correspondent Of the " r
Tribune OF the 1Oth says: The necessity for in
creased taxadon Ia felt in the Wars and Means
Committee room and in the House. In each pre-
Greenback Currency. The article that Of all In
The country can hest bear la1ation and make tho
eurcst rcturns, whisky. will again be drawn upon
In aid Of the var and tho government. Mr. Grim
nell, Of Iowa, il be ean get the door tomorrow,
will Introduce bill for IN increase Of the tx on
distilled spirits f5lty cents gallon.
, 1865-01-16

NEW YonK, Jan. 14.-The Toria has Informs
OF successes by the 1tepub,cans over the Impcsi-
alfsts in several battles There WIS au uprising Of
the people, and the fresh fnsnrrection was ncrcas-
Ing. Ii is said the Papal Nunc1o and Archbishop
arc about to leave the country on account Of
ya11cail1!an's manifesto concerning church prop.
nr%r
, 1865-01-16
PORK PACKING AT CHICAGO.
Receipts md Shipments Of Hogs for Two
AEus0nAs
Receipts and Shipments Of Hogs for the

The receipts Of Hogs during the week ending
today {Jannary ~ amount to = 66s live and . IA
dreeeed-total 4a,139. against total last week Of
48,4sa, aud total in the corresponding week last
season Of 60, ,sst.
The following table shows the weekly receipts
Of Live and Dressed Hogs from the commence
aent OF the season till data:
1s CT LIVE AID D11ssHp Hoas Fgox OCT.
TIL JAN. II. 1oR TWO YEARS.
1915 1gS3-f
, 1865-01-16

cnpt.nEs 81 ls no enaaEe IN 1easht we
Fsasth eiass. Flour. DFssssa ssss'
E SsS ao:1; & !? 4 Fs':: ssa:::''hss
70 70 PSna.1 PSiIaas1nh atl1ai Eli '.....: aio @
r p t5HSfe sll nj ,.,,: sc i@,,,.5 l e
bEs. ss,ss soeeat ,SPSaE axsfa
RlEessiTed Fl Mese Hietss shipped
none AsTkek dq1. and declined my ic r ~ 5alss
1S b 81 Sol 81 spns e y %
i s 8 sp14 Fl d ]. @ & q elssns sS
Il sissSs1s5x g. fof So spsipE II ssole: s''' ''''
tssssy tssRSss e.:
4oN nn 1tflectEu Cofu y solt ~ e<C ~ pa 90 ~
e as:slss Ssz5n soPtss'a rss E
4 d s:o'e; ts b IL. Corn same Del sstSsE,, vi Il
%: Market dse'insd h9ae g: salesto-i.yxs;s:
% ZOO So do Il sste-ihs nslfes W eios,nE az
dnl az h1$ta1<G 10. no; N *snsE.
&c oaa s g n a. n L .t01
At tf1c6:
aali ss.ss to.dsy gAa1E1IS sfoEz5ao ba 81
eeI;e ae sss so1s 81 4 rs 81 rscs. oas az IL"
3i1G14 ~ per g.llon
LII H. Msrtet aai' and Dr. aer.. We Saots
Frime Ea'r3, tu crooks and subs.
nStatHr DIffar IL Hrtin. - AZ
Grease GHtSfF
KEANS-Du1l and unchanged. Sales Is bags good
at tss1 e' e~~''
BROOM C0RN-1n good demand and lfnn.
Sales 10 choice Green Brush .. t. Primo Is
NA{;lilNt3-These Il 4 fairly active demand taE all
DESCRIPTIONS, and the market il ltm. We quote:
monitor, cn seamless, *lQ....,.......... $10o Do
Chicago, A, bu, sean|ess. n.............-. 5000
Wave1!J 4. on, ae ae Tts''..'...-'s'' M ~
MARChssts ''"'''''''''' s1nS
Western FatTte, hu sewed linen. lDo...... 7G.Ct
LpnxN cod. 4, bu. Hcd linen, 2 TO-. IS ~
toIH -. 8 ~
LAlusn EAy. stMrH = hd 1o~' '-''''''''''
E1Cts!oI nn oeo' <
9uIiApsi ~, ~ = "
1nnuY Raksr pus
psnsr! F1onr S.cEs II nj = i'd ~ Sd
i,HHo. r:nn- Ssrsa 6 n+i' 4 IN ''''''''' in,
cotton our aaGks lslt 1E .;.....-~'....-..s- -
- 9uA1Let or ,....ss.:.s.. y -
~CuUk kEHAa5EtC-2u1e1s 2ne4 tS4A9, He1e:1-lso
Purk BAfft!s ~ fleo nse ~ q $!uu Deli ~ laEu
Ttefcts at *itg ac1; ~ az ae &1.4o gel.
,NDE - tH1es o"s "@4o' w d"'@~, a,s !,
iAQe,
JavA} y. ". X ~ 1I1e
Eio. a1r g Eooa.
, 1865-01-16

!. ssnpsE;; sp 1s51 ~ c5Sss1ets Pat Tapes; N
:: InpI. SPY 2MH Empire Mlils.... ...-iH y
Ingram. .............. LIS
, 1865-01-16

Scm Vanaalia paper:
'.1he tchoo1meEtef abroad" having returned to
the precu cte Of The unconquernble'' aborigtnes
Of tie tribe Of iitoea several Inquiries have been
made how 1t came to pass, mud fears have been
viii tic raiders upon Camp Douglas from this
section. Henston. as we understand, having beeu
sick nearly all the Hme he has been In Camp
l:miied 10 his own town and The village Of Van
aha. on condition that he will report at Camp
Douglas, when ordered.
, 1865-01-16

"WAsuNorox, January 1a.-The Richmond
HHf1 Of the 18th rays: ttThe War Department
quarter. The telegraph, owing to heavy rains. Ia
not working. The James river ia considerably
over tts banks Up1ess it turrs suddenly cold.
freehst. may be expected equal to that Of last
aDriurn
, 1865-01-16

New York, Saturday, Jan. 1.-THE Boston
7Fa,<1er Of yesterday says: The recent news
from Georgia Of the movements Of Sherman
expedition is on its way to Wilmington,
have capsizcd the calculations Of tho gold
spcculAtors.
, 1865-01-16

Here the market opened at 21a, and remained
quiet and steady all day. The heavy operators in
gold; in this market, do not like the look OF mat
ters at present, ard they are holding OF. Silver
Is dull and heavy at 2o5, with downward ten.
dency.
Government Bonds we're steady and firm. Five
Tweniics were In good request at 100, and sellers
were holding at ITO. Ten-For1es were steady at
1o2 buying and 1U3 selling.
Cook County Bonds are in fair demand, at o.
buying and 95@oo selling.
"A new National Bank has been organized In
this city, under the name OF the Union National
Bank OF Chicago" Of which ". F. Coolbaugh, the
well-known bunker, Is President. We will give
particulars next week.
The rumor prevalent yesterday that the Chicago
s. Northwestern Railroad Company had been sued
BY the old stockholders Of the Chicago l. Galena
Railroad Company ia confirmed. The 1atter arc
represented in the suit BY Julius Waasworth, Esq,
Of New York, and the case will be tried In the
District Court Of the Cnited States, in this city.
It 10 claimed by the friends Of the Northwestern
Railroad Company that there are only about 6, 500
shares Of the old Galena stock out Of CO. 600 not
converted into Northwestern bonds. The parties
who have brought the suit claim that tho Directors
who cnused the consolidation had no right under
the charter to do so, md that besides, they wes.
not bona~ndc stock holders. It will be an inter-
estine suit and, to the lawyers, profitable one.
The n. Y. Independent contains the following
with regard to a National Bankrupt law:
The friends Of this Important and beneacent
measure are confident Of success. 4 national
bankrupt law will be worth hundred millions Of
dollars to the Ncrth, enabling our merchants and
business men, in epite Of State stay laws, to COL
lect what ia due them from The South.
The following comparative statement shows
the average condition OF the leading items Of the
Philadelphia banks for the past md previous
, 1865-01-16
H0nCnaxlIa FoAte.

NEw yonK, Jan. 1A-~Thc New York 7rt6une's
Washington special suys: ut is understood the
PRESIDENT had declared Il Senator Footc Is harmed
by the rebels, he:wlll bring five Of the most dis
Our cavalry have been ordered to pursue Footc and
his cQEturs."
, 1865-01-16

Baltimore Provision 1Inrket-.Iau. II.
The tendency ofprices IS upward In consequence
OF the very Hight receipts from the West. We
uote:-Mess pork $4I0o; new bacon shoulders,
eI4 Ge2c; do sides, 23c; do sugar cured hang,
s5ci bulk shoulders, 19}119c; eldcs, 21c; dry
sa1ted hams, soie;. western lard in barrels and
ticrces, sI}c, and city refined, a9c.
, 1865-01-16
T1se Savannah River ExpeiIf.
ffOn.

NEW YoRK, jan. 14.-The Norfolk Cd Do
'ninion says The expedition mp the sarnnnah
river destroyed ten miles of the South Caro-
lima and Columbia railroad. A company Of
ter ntar Bnrdcevi1le. They had been two
Weeks in the service, and did not like war.
, 1865-01-16

The Georgia Pence Movement.
The Commercial advertiser says 1t is as
suscd by gentleman fiom Savannah that
several Union county conventions were being
held in Georgia when be left that State.
, 1865-01-16

-Ihe deposits in the various savings banka Of
Massachusetts increased during the year 1864
s5,67a0CO and the number OF depositors were
Il, ,3s7 more at the close than at the commence
ment Of The year. The total amount Of the de-
posits Is now &C., 557, 600.
"A gold and stock Exchange has just been
organized at St. Louis. L. 3. Gates Esq, Is Pfesi-
dent, and ]. B. Layiel1e, Secretary.
NEW YonK STOCK MAEKEE.-stlostuE prices for
casn, jan. II. 1865, received BY T. @. Satonsmll d
Co., commission, stock und bond brokers, u Clark
, 1865-01-16
BEEF CATTLE


Increase this week.. 881
Notwithstanding the receipts ibis week arc sone E3
head than last week. there has been considerable
cfa falling oEin the supply OF really prime to choice
shipping Cattle for which there Is active inquiry,
at. m advAnco Of fully &c 2 on lAat weeks
closing quotations. Medium qualities md In.
{erint grades hava been less active, and
absences of6 ovesnment contractors, who bought
epartugy, prices have declined r1lfy Ho per o.
these grsdes Thera good demand for tat coue for
cit; consuuptcn. and they sall readily At fAso3soo
sca'awaks arc very dull Of sale The following arc
the closing quotztons for the weak ending this even
Ing, compared With stoae week ago.
, 1865-01-16
The Reported Peace Ne.ot5a.
rinnh.

NEW YonK, Jan. 1.-THE Triouae's Washing
ton special gives II as the opnihn OF an old hand
a. pence negotiations that cessation Q! hyst1ldes
within ten lays. Tomorrow the hand OF the new
peace maker will IA heavily on jeff Davis obsti-
nacy.
The Nera1d.s Washington special SAYS: "Dlalr
probably reached Richmond on Friday"
, 1865-01-16

TopAr-The receipts weTe between EAo md lt0.
b cad, mostly fair to medium qualities The market
was steady at 5esterdays ruling prices aud at the
c'oBe but few et The best snIe OF The day
was lot Of 30 picked steers. averaging 115 ns sci
by Rnndy to Rankin, at 11c. They were salsed In
Henderson county. Grid1ey & Co. had g head prime
lows steers. from Clinton county, which had not
changed hands at the time reporter !e the .n;ds
". s. Eng}c2 had dsoye Of GO head Eat steers B4e1
aging nhops lao n&-soue rather rough, but on the
whole fine dEoye-wh1ca he had not sold at tho close
Of the Market They were mtxed Durham and ru.sed
IN Manard county. We note tho following sales:
, 1865-01-16
Released.

NEW YoNE, Jan. A.-The New York Tribune an
nonncea the release OF its correspondent Dir.
Richardson, who has been held BY tic rebels over
eighteen months.
, 1865-01-16
C0IImERCIAL.

SArrRDAr EVENING, Jan. II, 1865.
The receipts and shipm:nts durin. the past n
houre. were ns1ollows:
cEcE1r7s And em.AEErs DuR1s6 rAs1 n Houas.
, 1865-01-16

Slavery Abolished by the State Convcn.
-Pafson BroyVnloXE to be Governor.
, 1865-01-16
FROM CLEVELAND.
Serious Il accident on the Cleveland an
xO1eOo Railroad.

CLEVELAND, Saturday, January 14.-Last nights
train west IN the Tc1edo ra1lroad, was thrown in
ditch near Norwalk. Eleven persons were In
a hrnEer rof1
, 1865-01-16
Gold.

NEW foRK, Jan. 14-Gold at Gallagher's
Exchange sold on the call at s214, and afys.
tue call at 230N.
, 1865-01-16

Pork, ,pkgs:.......2,s4li Cut Meats, pkgs. 9 a5i
L*sd. ,6s2
, 1865-01-16
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
Fpr.tko Week E1AiBEs jan II, 1863~

SATURDAY EyxsNs- Jan II. 1sd5-
The recetpn OF BEEF Cattle and Live Hoss a. mo
ys1ors surIs In th- CITY, for the wreE ending today
compare u fo,iows with thd previous weeks faee o
fof1.f z LEI.
, 1865-01-16

Total I. and ?. .s99 so : -:..... 1,6@723 ~. :.
The following. hble shows the shipments Of
1--we md Dressed Hogs from October 1st to Jauu-
ary 1ath: = r.
sMrNK1r Or LIVE AND DRESSED hogs PROM OCT.
:. 60 TIL JAH. IA
- !. 1s6&-6 tssaa
, 1865-01-16

Fstc4 OF uts4nt 1.-Two StIHA 6~9N "@A1 A&A~A
en- the 18th Dec, 1854. "a follows:
nxrrs Or F4s1uur ox L1rx srooE FRoN CHICAGO TO
Hog3
Cattle. 1G1 ps.
Mich. ceat and Mich s..larga cass.'...sSn1@S nS e
C4Ia OF ~
Nicls9np Central, small cars......-:...- 6aV Ae
TO BUFFALO OF sCsPEaslox na1odK-
Mich. Cent: and Mich. g., large car1.- -
CNIS OF GlVIGet. ~
Aiicls Cent. small cAfH.
Fort Wayne cars, 2st leet...-..-........ Eoo" tsc
TO pTTTaBuR0.
Pitts, F, Y. c. cars OF ~ reet-...... 41159o &c
Mich. Southern, large cara l:hM Ky
do cars Of 200 feet......... 101U &c
Rates to Dankiss $50 PER c.r less than to Buaa'o
Rstes 10 pabkirf 2Ke p 100 ns 1ess than TO Buffalo.
when shipped by NIL rai.
SATURDAY Ey7NIyd, jan. II, 1861.
HOGS.
The to.sI receiptssot Hogs n tho varaous yaris IN
the city, during the week ending t,aJ, according to
tnc aaty returns posscd on Change, amount to
2a,Es. This Is $50 head lrss than were received
last week. aud 4G1 head moro than the receipts OF
the corresponding week Of last year.
Tbs t.ni,y receipts at all the various yards compare
as follows:
, 1865-01-16
CHICAGO DAILY NIAHKET,

eATLRpAY EvR1IS8. Jan. II, 1856
FRElEHTS-Thcre Is no change tn telghtA. We
rnnf{nne IN ounfe.
, 1865-01-16
FINANCIAL 4NN COMMERCIAL
MONETARY,

SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. II, 1855.
There Is no chanPe In money matters, and We
have to report currency us scarce md close as
er. The decline in gold today rendered the pro-
duce and provision marketa rather dull, and spocu-
lators were not 20 anxious to borrow as formerly
but otherwise there was no change In the aspect
Of the market. The banks are diseountins very
tparugy to their customers at 10 per cent per an-
mum; but outside operators arc lending at s93 per
cent per month to resdy borrowers.
The supply Of Eastern Exchange continues very
light, and under IN active demand the market Is
very close and firm, at par buying, and premium,
selling.
Gold opened In New York to-day at a1s, advanc-
ch to e:9}, and closed at 21D. The following are
, 1865-01-16

Bt8s y nIEE V1l. IU tESI rafIoAu ..6EF of1,. &d
1EMzUes KAs..
FOCLTk " IL steady+ We quote:
ChicKens dressed y Tdoz--.................11 100 o93U
DnckX& d1eS4eut QoL- 3uV 14&
Tufkeit dressed. 8.....-..............--..1 all
luEkeJs, I'VE Y H. --...10 GIL G
Geese dTra.eh each. 1t3
POTATDES-Are without change. We qnote:
Cholc. Potatoes. Du..................1lA Du. II A13l10
Gomnon totatees, Tnu.....-........-.-......o T1 2
PK1YlSIsNs-Keeslvei today, 1901 ~ cnt
r1c~s, 9SS tra tett SO bT5 pork Shtppet+ G. I61
cut meats 40 hrls heel. a Ms lard f- market Il
very Gull, and prices hive strong downward ten-
tency.
es4 Porlk-Ness porK on the spot offered at 81
@sSf0 without buIert. Saes;-5 hsls CITY rackedr
February, $aG50; 16d brss do. deltTsxy. 1t
t:p-5p. -
rrincs 11ess Pork-pu.l snd declined soc10o p
BRIL- To-day were 900 bEls cfty-pnckrd Prtnn
Mess Pork at fSi73 10 bFs do It x5,tO: so Ri. to
huYt rs op,lon TIL Feb. Htb. At 1856 % -
sweet Picked 1fRmA- 80 tres city cured at 17kc.
Green III ltMts-l0Ou pcs. Hams from hioeK Ut l6c
Lard In limited demand and very dull. with iel-
}efe al pftrnr SteAul At Glxc.
, 1865-01-16
l." " A...........5!t \
4 Uncssv.l,c. c.....,.......67
Thofudtke.,,.,.,;,,..,40
TICKS
x1 uamlltops Regular. 10

York. 80 inch. namltop, Regular.
York, 3e-lnch.. D..........@
Amoskeag, A. G. A...85 Pcmbertou, X....... 47H
- A.........f5 AA.......71E
B..........10 X....... 57}7
D.,,.,...s.GQ 1u,.,.....,4 41<
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-10

The MARRIAGE OF PRIEsrs.-A Turin
correspondent says: "A great victory has
been achieved in the Senate. The law on
civil marriages has Leen voted by large
majority in spite Of the efforts of minority
which spared no means to obtain its rejec.
ton, or 1t least to delay its coming into
operations The most remarkable feature
OF this long discussion was the attitude Of
Mgr. di Glacono, Bishop Of Alfa, who op
posed all the amendments moved by the
minority, thus implicitly adopting the sub
stitution of civil for religious m arriags.-
One most important amendment, tending
to declare all persons in holy orders inca
pable Of contracting marriage, was rejected
by large majority, and Mgr. di Glacomo
WAS one of its most eager opponents. The
question Ct the marriage Of priests, which
has given rise to so many contrary inter-
pretations in France, seems to be decided
in Italy in the affirmative by the rejection
Of the amendment tending to declare them
incapable Of marriage. Our Italian juris.
counsuls seem oil to agree on this point.
In France the tribunals have nearly always
declared priests Incapable Of marriage, be
cause, by an article in the concordat, the
registers Of marriages are bound to observe
the ecclesiastical laws, which forbid mar
riages to persons engaged in the higher
orders of the priesthood. Here there is
nothing of the kind. All the concordats
have been annulled by the overthrow Of
the dynasties which reigned in Italy before
1859; besides, our concordats could not
provide for the present case, rs hitherto
everything relating to marriage has been
subject to the exclusive jurisdiction Of the
church. This vote made profound i'm
preston on the Senate never before has
such agitation prevailed In that grave rs
sembly."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-10
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oathsome diseases will find sure cure by the use o.
these Bitters which perfectly pure and free from all
those drugs and poisons usually put up in such prepa
ratiOns and palmed of on an unsuspectng public. A
single trial will convince the skeptca that in the
RED JACKET there is virtue which no other Bittert
possess.
They strengthen and invigorate the system.
They are uneaualed for general debility.
They are sure cure for Dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are the best stimulant in existence.
They are preventative of Fever and Ague.
They relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatable.
Aged persons and delicate females will find they can
save large doctors bills by the of these bitters.
Beware of counterfeits Red Jacket Bitters are only
sold bottles with blownon the side and ouI
private government stamp across the cork.
1
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-10
Read aChO SAYS So

From the Rev. L. G. Beck Pastor of the Baptist Church.
Pemberton, N. J., formerly of the North Baptist
Church, Philadelphia.
have known Hollands German Bit
tiers fayoraby for number of years have used them
effects that induced to recommend them to many
Others and know that they have operated in striking
ly beneficial manner. l take great pleasure in thus
publicly procaiming this fact and calling the attention
Of those afflicted with the diseases for which they
recommended to these Btters, knowing from expert
that my recommendation will be sustained. do
this eheerfully Hollands Btters intended to
benefit the afflicted and is mot rum drink"
Yours truly, LEVI G. BECK.