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interruptions government ct their back /; whereas
they are mere handful Of discounected aud out
ragged men, sscrcted In certain localities whsrs
evctous from their holdings may have lately
driven them, 70 seek IN ''the wild justice Of r..
venge" the Flaw Of retaliation" often denounced
by the Catholic clergy and the best and wiseet mon
great deal In Ireland, he says. fear was rail-
road travelling for he does not evincs very close
scqusintsnce with the truo state Of party feeling
North and South In Ireland, or again, BIO wishes 20
mystfy the in order n cover tho base des gns
Of the faction " which he evidently belongs. Tho
erst ~ bis argument ia that where the two parties
are evenly balanced he never found amity and
friendship to exist but wherever the balance OF
power" wasin the hands OF eithsr there WAS peace
lie admits that In Hunsto- or Connsught tho
P6O"bt -nts ar very qdet. This Is tr e, but why
Goes 10 nos tel the whole TRUTH Wny does he
not adm Ihat 4 o CAtholica, who rrs in q Q ma-
ioritv ta"re DR. not either insult or moleft their
opponents, flaol h the la.ter 40 really belong to
ia Gun, ant Or perseeu.ng party aud why ooes
be nOI honestly sdd that III the NJrtb, where the
q 4ngc lac. On are numerically the strongest in
Ireland, lie wrsugl,ng ana lighting thst annually
= 1870 lie country, oocus IL this peace
Perh 10 Il is, amer The O.Anse fashion. IL again
contour 10 his sube I thus: "fne Protsstsnis or
OtangeiIen mike tie hes. Of Ct izo ~" SC. me
but tools will dJubt that 10Th Ir 81 r. ostants and
Catholics, generally speaking, AXE good cit zcns
hut Go OrdngsWen make ureerly and law-aOIdiuy
c.t!1cus from the very stArt-say IN U,stef, 10y We
manner Ia which they cvlebraIo Their .ost vsi days
p .yin-, ~ honor Of the de. radiation and OPP
plcssioI oil thor Own fellow countrymeu, tue most
lusu,tu. .unes, aud hr.ns bullets IA atnonS un
srincd CAtroLcE, nen, women aud children, II
they hOwu tho least res stanee And as 10 D.
an, omen In this country, trey are vury mute aud
orderly, no doubt, Tor they not known 10 eI o.,
Aud even us dubious existence was knol ked into
pOnoa.ity during our late civil war, whca dis
nApon struggled for exlsencs az sinst the Internal
designs OF their darling patron, England HIS
tnsl advice 10 likely TO he adopted. Let Fenials
not waste the'r time trying 70 reconcile III, o..
sngetnen they never can 10 u !" Noed mJto
esAdf T. X. K.
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DRATHa.

B0GEART-On Tuesday, Aug. I, George w~h-
ington BoeeAr the eldest son Of Theodore and Sarnh
TSs ,n sss y w yea Fl h ar as
W attend the funeral from tho residence Of hs
parents, yst Rivingson st this Thursday afternoon,
at Ia O'clock. It's
HAUGHroN - On "wednesday, Aug. % inst.
BRIDGET, the beloved wife Of Joseph Hauehton, AGED
The friends Of the family, and thore Of her bro.
ther Bernard, Hugh, Jsmes and John Rilcv. aud u
her brothers-in-aH, Christopher snd NicholAs Haul
10 attend the funeral, Friday morning, at 10oclock.
from her late residence, 9U2 East lstl AZ, to the
soiemn High Mas. will be offered Tor the rcpose Of
soul. PCS
GvLRY-on "wednesday, Aug. 9d, Thor. Mulry,
lie relatives aud friends n the family are respect
fJAy Invited 20 atend the funeral, this hui sdayl
Afternoon, at o'clocS, from his late residence, II
Ludlow 81. 365
RAHILI,-Emma the youngest daughter Of Fran.
cis and Rec A. kahill. aged year months and %
dny1.
The friend. and scquaIntguces Of the family are
respectfully invited TO stond the huer A. hr thurs
DAY! aiteiloon u o'eio a, ioi. tue iesidence Of
her ptrentS 40 NilettN 100
RAMSEY ON Wednesday morning. Aug. 81,
John, sou % john and Mary Ramsey, aged years
Gpd ~ THoaths.
funeral this Thurudsy afternoon. at ,c'ock. from
ninth ave, cor. OF IGN Il. the relatives itLds
| teud. II
son OF Lucreiis and the late Wiliisin r. koLin.on,
sged ID yeaip months and 70 dAyp.
The hteEtA and ec1uainsln Of the family are
respectfully invited 10 Gti. a the fgne.a on Thu
day afternoon, at O'Clock n I'm lO1 Rivingon Vt. Ii9
SMITH On August I'd, Rose Smith, daughter Of
The funeral will take place this tThursdayl after
noon, NJ ~ O'clock from the residence OF her parents
guessed 20 attend. 81
WIlsoN-On Monday, July o. james d. Wilson,
ased ned " YEAR, months and 2 days
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
tuily invited 70 Attend the funeral. the "A
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C0rtlnus ind Neiin.

MATAhoRAs, Mexico must be anything but .
desirable place OF residence JUS. II this time. Il Ia
in possession ul the imperial FORCES under General
MGIA, and tho couatry adjacent toit is In posses.
SION OF CoRrISAs, thu idbersl COMMANDER. BY our
--latest sdyces from Mckee, which will bo found
elsewhere In to-days sUS, 1t Will Dee seen tbat Cor.
lIhAs hiss Issued PROCLAMATION 10 this effect; That
VII persons living In Matsmorss will be slloNed
twsve days in which TO leave the cty with their
goods, aud remove twelve leagues therelroln fail
tug to take advantage Of this offer they will "be
considered traitors and their goods couhscAtsd for
LS benefit OF the national treasury" Immediately
on The appearance Of this order, MEJIA, tho i'm
peiialisL issued proclamation positively
forlilding all persons to leave MAtamoras
without military pass. In this interesting di,
4mmA the people oi MatAmorss have the cho CO
between two evils, and whichever they accept, IN,
con.tquence 10 conhscstIop Of property, aud
ind ciment for treason $50 long Gs MEJIA continues
jn possession OF hstamoros, however, tho pro
elsmnnou Of CoRTRAs will be nulhty, except SC
tsr As the conhscaton Of outside property II
concerned and II would he far more 10 the latter,
credit II lie would defer ks proclamAtions until h,
succeeds in acquiring the SAID city. But Mexicani
bsyo . way VI their OWL, and 1t is sbou, %
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Howe sewing Machine Company No B2g
Broadway, n. Y. ELIAS howe, DR., President.
Agents wanted. al
Wheeler 81 Wilson lock stitch sewing
Machine and Button Hole MACHINE, No. 6a5 Broau-
way, y. Y. 9i2
Growers g. Bakers Highest Premi I'm
flsstc stitch and locs Stitch Sewing Machines .yb
Broadway, n, Y. and 1855 Fulton 1t, Brooklyn. Blb
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Petroleum Irau,,s.

Tue development Of petroleum frauds still con-
huucs, aud there Is fair probability that the
Courts will soon he monopolized 10y invt eating
th'ss s"iniles. letter Of correspondent is
before us, which states that the writer-sst fall
Invested two thousand dollars, all the money he
had in certain petroleum company, on the
strength OF its dazzling representations. lie has
Just returned from the oil regions, where he went
to satisfy himself concerning the prospects OF his
company, and now reports that tho "yaluablo oil
lands" OF the concern consist Of piece Of swami
forty miles from the nearest oil well. lie wants 10
know what Measures L any, be can take TO
recover damage, for lLe fraud prscused upon
Inn. Like many others he has been most
egregiously sNIndlod, and PERHAPS he
deserves sympathy, but sner all the Stx has said
concerning these bogus oil companies, aner all
the caution and warning which We eudeAvorsd to
impress upon the public, he viii please excuse us
1--WE eesiow our sympathy elsewhere, When the po-
troieum fever WAS at its height, and when our con.
temporsries were ombszoning their columns with
usplayed Advertisements, tie SUS d,nounced
no iraudul Mt concerns and time Gg.r time
called upon lie pcorlo g. beware Of thou. When
men get Tier fingers bitten under u,h circum-
stances 1t requires a wonderful stretch TO evoke
sympathy in their behalf.
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Ses York, Wednesday Aug. 2, PK-Cold opop.
ed this morning at l4+',, and after selling mn n
5 clio ell in the afternoon at 1+4a. The ma,ori,v
of stocks sold at higher prices than on ye,terd,v
while few were fraetionally lo-er, GOvernrep,,
were higher, with quiet business doing Money va.
eaaer and there was more capital offering at 7 nor
cent Foreign exchange was dull at los a Iosi.
On Change to-day Flour opened heavy, bu. co.ad
quiet and rather more steady. Wheat opcnod duu
and closed &c. a SC. better and more active. Corn
was Without decided change, oAu were dull ana
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difhcut W understand them, as II is to cos,e the
truth from the conflicting news which we con.
stsntly hear concerning them. We now have .
Gss contradiction Of the report relative to KnpY
sxuH's capture, tossther with q new series Of
stories that will probably DO contrsdic.ed by the
next arrival. wo advise the public 70 regard all
Mexican news cum grants saii. which being
translated literally, not literally, means ono part
fact and two parts fiction.
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What Beverley Tucker Snys-Tbe Cannd,
Rebels

Arentleman who 10 ultimately acquainted" land
eth gentleman y with Tucker and Sanders over in
Canada, furnishes Boston paper with Ito following
sander, glvays loalor, IL still moro TO- lie 4, I.
hoken down man, shsbbily dressed ani complain. az
want. Tucker says that immediately On the an
nouucement OF the sesassinaton OF the iresidenL
Thompson made his escapa for Europe taking Win
him sl6lOU in gold, anu leaving has COZ ledarnts.
dettitu,e. lie speaks with the utmost contenls a.
do hr associates, OF jeff Davis OF his imbeeilty and
cowhrdico at tho time OF his arroGt and avs Ia Ca
cGicd the chance OF Poinr down pOstority AZ hero
b. hghune 1t out as Booth did TO the l,ut. Tucker
justified the raids into Vermont, hut aenled env
kroSledre OF or completely with the as.Assins,ia5y
u, complains that the ieadins Pcope OF Canada snub
hs asoClAos and stgtos that the rebels Onlr came N
Clual1 to create mus- aud Involve the CanIdt.ns
in trouble with the United states. The non, marty
are sadly In need OF each, and are stencil M tba
nostris Of the pcopls lie complains that h. can gst
no answers TO the Letters that he writes from am
body. lie complains that his house Is suongIv
guarded in Richmond by a strong ioIce-thAt hl,
family neither in or come out, ana that no at
teIs reach them. Unlike Aitcho. he would 49,
what to DO with the pardon II frosicent Johnnon
should Offer him one Beverly besns 10 lind OUT thai
the way OF the trnnsgressor IA hard.
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esn events. Published By d. Van Nostrand, No.
1914 Broadway.
Tho prescn, number br' ngs tho events" OF the
war down 10 the close Of 1891, and begins 1865.
shermsn's grand march and few Of It's results are
revealed The end Of the rebellion will doubtless
induce the publisher Of the Record" 70 complete
tho series more rapidly than lie has heretofore fur
nished the different parts to the public. Il is .
good book to have in the house, and contains every
even, connected with the war appropriately cla-si-
fed.
NATIovAl Lraos. By John o. whittier. Publish.
Cd b., licsnor Fields Boston. New ioIs; Amer
lean ScrH Company.
a other volume OF tho "C,mpAn'o1 Poets 'or tho
People" handsomely illIsuAtoI By White, Fem d
Barry.
IBANStty An address delivered bero-c the New
Yorf Typographical society on Frankin's Birth
dsy, January lttn, 1865, by Peter G.. Baker, Baker
G'"iH in, publishers, cornor OF Nassau and Spruce
rut-ta.
This address IS an excellent eptomo Of tn life OF
Franklin, written by printer. who knows eIsciy
how to present tbs varied characteristic. Of the
philosopher aud statesman Of "ye oIdon nrne."
bit,.L; vowel. Published BY naYor DrOthers,
Franklin square.
The name Of .h!s novel ia more Objectionable than
the book Itself, which VIII be found entertaining.
| nAHpEfs PioTosiAL HtsIouY OF rnH GgrAr RI
| irLiinS No. 10. Published by Harper BTOthers,
Franklin Square,
Tnis number is beautifully illustrated, and con-
tinues the story 0! the mar-h Of the Union army
from Douelson to yicssbursh IL isG2.
NAG,zfSRs
! ArLAsuo MosTuLY for August, opens with =
parcr entitled, "Among the Honey Makers"
which Is highly interesting and instructive TO those
who keep bees and gather honey. The strawberry
girls story Ia continued, and . variety OF spicy
articles and poetic illusions help 10 make this
monthly welcome to its resders. For sslle by tho
American News Co., Nassau street.
GAZtAY's PACIFIC MosTutY, July, 1861 d. NJ Gaz-
lay Co, Publishers, "a Liberty street
The present number of this periodical is varied
with variety Of articles, which mus. prove Of
| Interest to every American reader.
Tnz PETROLEUM CHRONICLE AND MIsISa GAErrs
for Nay AMI juno, lisa new periodical published
by DAyega & Herbert, No. 80 Broad street. Az Its
title indicates IL 10 devoted to the dissemination
Of scientific, statistical and useful informal on
| every subject connected with Petroleum and MIN
| ing interests.
The PutITT AND RosrHUM, No. Il for sale by the
| American News Company, contains the Hon. Goo.
| I'ancrof's iunera. Grafton on President Lincoln,
and several proclSmAtions OF tho late President.
ENdRAvtSG.
| TnE PosInArr OF ANDREW JOHNSON, nth Presi-
dent Of the United States has been issued by j. c.
Buttre, NJ. Is Franklin street, 1t 10 engraved In
the usual first class style Of the publisher who do
signed 1t as companion picture to the portraits
OF the many other distinguished mcn already en-
graved by Duttre.
| NEW MUSIC.
| PLouGn THE BATTLE PLAIN, Hymn for the Ma
ton, Dedicated To the memory of thslsts President
woris by I1Sersoll lockwood, Esq, U. s. Consul.
Muse by Adolph Seaman.
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DE.NIIsE'IsG,

A FULL SET OF TEETH ONLY q
a UeaIiilul fc 80 to $40. supe. i.i ,o.5
70 h.hhsr ets and upss.ds. ..1ft ct'LgvI
gu pa!n hlClIAOO d ',JUEDIEk Ft,nrh j, d.,
.Ss' .ot siAs ave near 70 b 81. TO-
A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
Tee extracted vi; lou pain. o. no CHI.
bcAntllul teeth ina fted- Il each. lee h m e 1 4,
lhr ciebf-t-d bOne-nilIng, 81 hJut pam A. .t. I
,io., val. slied. j. JAY NlLLEks, 1856 ursna
bioekH E on b oadw9y. =
A FULL SCI OF TEETH ISSERTlb =
hes ? ncipe, with or vi'aoul "a. ctir, -
IV5t' non - snd upv alus to 2 liv..n a.. It n
iL'Afi ht,sAtuf without PAIN. JOSEPH ~ ttv
Lent,st los hast l5th s., ucsr 80 ave. g4J :
DE-. HENRY NILLERS, DENTIST. A. 4
- r-moNed to 10 TweDth ~, cor Of 81 Nv. ir.,
seu ~ teeth 90, - a nd Ill, with or - tnoat -
lng me roots; Achl ug t. th extracted sithpt, D.
or nIed win gold or his celebrated con. ul. ~
warranted. ~ 70. n
nR. DRAKE, 435 CANAL STREET ST.,
sotof teeth on Eilvprat u 70 SIS; on rol.a
III 70 ~ sectional sets o. ccuts pri Tooth TO-,
mn o win ioid' lune cement VI other nInngs, %
70 NJ per tooth Teeth eHtrsctsd wi .hout t1in 90
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OPERATIVE PLAsTERERs-YOU ARE

OPERATIVE PLASTERERS-YOU ARE
~ hereby notified to be punetual in attendance at
the meeting next Tuesday evening, at their Hall
cor. of53d 81. and sth ave, to take final action
the resolution OF Convention Of quitting at O'Clock
on saturday evenings. q. y. MeDEkMOTr, pTes.
THOs. DILLON, Rec. Sec. il3
CHIP J0INERS-A REGULAR MEETING
~ Of the ship Joiners' Union, Of New York, viii be
held Al their Rooms 1871 Bowery, on THURSDAY even
ing. August 4'h, 1868 A full attendance ia desired,
M important amendments 20 the By-Laws l. under
consideration. l.. POWERS, Pres. WM. w. OVER
ALL See. le6
TTPHOLSTERERS WILL HOLD A MASS
~ meeting OH Friday evening, AUGUST 4th, A.
o'clock. All MEMBER are requested 10 attend at tho
bteuben House, $50 Borery. ID. PAlRlE, Pfest,
a. DEkEN rHALl, Secretary. 2tS
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TRADE NOTICES.

A REGULAR MEETING OF THE LONG.
"A shore ship Painters viii be ned on Thursday
GEO. BLACKHAM, Pres JOHN CAREY, Rec.
sec'ty. iG3
CARPENTERS-THE REGULAR MONTH
Wy meeting Of the Carpenters' Union OF Brookl N
will be held at their rooms corner VI Court and JO-
raieInon sis, on Thursday evening, Aug. 30, al &
o'clock, Members OF the linton are earnestly re-
quested to attend business OF importanc Will he
laid be ore them. BY order Of the Union. JOHN
AcELNERI, Pres. JOS. HOLLAND, Cor. Sec. j.
W. CLARK, Rec. SECRETARY. 12b
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lower. Port Wa little 6rmer. Beef vas dull. Lard
vas siesdy, and whiskey was frmer.
STOCK sAtrs-yfssT po.,n
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Observation-Disclosures MUM
co. continue 10 solicit Patents and obtain
Government protection on new Inyenlious. ~ Year
experience, '' ~ ioA'
Once, 81 Park Row,
Pamphlets Of information free Al
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Personal NOTICES.

INFORMATION WANTED OF VILLA
= ROSS, Private Ia Go. n, 18Th Rert. lily. A tIlrG
New ork state Volunteers. Apply to W l. e. .
Frankfort st. 25s
INFORMATION WANTED OF JOHN BAL
LOW snd young ARMS rRONG, who left Month
on tho Am July. Can AT l94 EasI lgth 81. arl Oh,
hiss AIDE. 40
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AUCTION NOTICES.

II FELTMAN, AUCT., sALESROOM 81
-. Nassau II, sells this cay. at II o'clock AZ 4,
Church st all the furniture and bedding, &C. Of 81
tune Hoe Go. No. 81. Caislosues on day q sale.
pAWNBROKER'S SALE, THIS DAY, i
mens' and vomens clothing silk deaiue and cali
dresses skirts, shava cioaks, remnAnts che,
spreads quilts blankets. boots. shoes, coats. ptr
vests and other desirable goods worthy the aI,.
uon OF dealers and other. BY order II. McAit
WM. WOLF, AuCT'R.-BY ]. VOLS
Will cell on this day, al IUS O'Clock the Al q
ana hNtufes OF the Grocery and Liquor store 81 wo
nrOlona cor Loona 81 viz boxes Of soap stal =
senoeh bbt OF sugar, flour, tes. couee ice, bal
honand gin, ctsk cognac brandy, wiueA 70, \
counefs, &C lies. kegs cas- Is show caseE a, ~ a.
~ es, &c. &c. Ie
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pLouGn THE BATTLE PLAIN, Hymn for the Na.
lion, dedicated 10 tho memory u the late President.
Words by I1sersoll lockwood, Esq, U. s. Consul.
Munc by Adoph Seaman.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CAMP MEETING, AT GLEN HEAD Lone
- Island. Trains leave Hunters Point A, \ IN
N, Returning leave Glen Head AZ L. M o,
Sii4'hi-ANh. 3l3
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SroLEN-PASS-DOOK no. 5000, OF 7b
~ Immigrant lnd1strial oavine Bank. Apple !
VIII b. maze to the Bank ior u new boOa, On 40
day Of september, 1906. EOBAk. oibsOt,
p1sior. g.
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HOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW SINGLE CENT EMEN CAN Q
4 iaocon.modSted with boa-d, at 81 Madison II.
A MAN AND WIFE OR SINGLE MI
4 Acan be acc0mniod with iuII.. Sized led.o
No. 2. b
A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN BIZ ACCO'
Ihnod4ed with good board. Apply Ut IA, N
18th Ut. Place, 4th floor l5l
A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROO
n and bedroom, lth every cOnvcu lOlc &c iOr hOus
keeping - per week. Apply for DAYS at 32l we
18th At, near hll ay. ReieIolce required. @,g
ROARD-A FEW RESPECTABLE YOUN
linen can be- aocommot uted with good board al
pleasant LOOMS a. ~ Naudesster st. Apply INN
diatoly. ~
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I UNI-Bl 4 POOR MAN, ON THE !
- August bet .G.h AID 34th ste l,h ave, ap.sls
boo cont ming 0ne ~ gTecuDAck one al ut, a.
- DO NO ~ d.. uue 90 90 ti.u allan b. a. .
shout . . IA stsmps. SlO ier mi VI. be pliu D, =
inner VA return At 10 the Groelpoist ro,t,t
GrteuIO.ni. 100
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n OsT-A KFWARn WILI ilE rAID- nj,

| hF' Ahb W iisL Or IAlD tN
| - the return 10 The fast Rive savings Bs' 4
ItSn.le ra IT. Of i4ss Book No. 81. a.st l5 TX i
ls,.sl, on the German Savings Bank, cor. OF lIts
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nlOP THIEF-SIOLEN FROM TIE ST..

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Lost on the night Of July tue 5lst, ~ uschaI.t
marked william \. Ira nor, 5th y. !. he.yg q
uliery, aud 4th y. y. V A huersl reward vii ,
paid to the finder BY leaving IL At 81 uIlon st. o.
Cherry ct, v. Y. ~
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$40 REWARD-LOST FROM No. G OI.
VI OSlip account books The nj owe revalI .
b paid ON returning the books to Old slip r 20
Express. 10
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SO 6D-GOAT LOST ON TIE 5Od
~'cO Black milk scat, split ear, Aypi
o. Eaot 10Th It.
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I ,OST - AN HONORABLE DIsCHAE.
papcrs, IN West H.. The fndcr VIII ~ kinilg 4
waived ~ esyius the zane 81 i3i Wet 10th 81,
A. thi sun nthce, or Naval Once, 9 Charry It. :
WHITFIELD.
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81 REWARD-LOST, on SUNDAY Eigf
w near poid 1t, Is oosiyn, small dos, short uli
hLlI, Hhlte bieas hlte ZIP OH tai The above .
ward viii TO pad by bTing ing nm 10 No. III Lndi,
81, room ., n. gJJ
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T ,0ST OR STOLEN-PAsS BOOK NO.

Application will he made 10 tho bans ior A mes +.
GA the 10th day Of september, 1900. pm,
GAlNs, dc positor, ~ Canal 4. l6u
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LOST AND FOUND.

.OST OR STOLEN--PASS-BOOK "
- ll,tll. Of he E,nisraa' Industrial sNIug. B,t,
App.catiou VIII be made % the BIlk Tor suer -
on the 10Th day Of SoptemIoI, 1865, MIybA
MCDONNELL Depositor. "a e
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rnE PosTnAIr OF AsDUKw JOHNSON, nth Presi
dent Of the United States has been issued by J. c
Butire, NJ. Is Franklin street. 1t Ia engraved IL
the usual first class style Of the publisher, who de
signed it as 4 companion picture to the portrait
OF the many other distinguished mcn already en-
grsved Jy Dultre.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

Or! BEvoNous! OIL Or! BEvohous -
The meaning of this term (Which We have
frequently beard,) we never knew until .
day or two ago, when we accidentally
found it out in rather queer manner; we
happened to drop into Hammerslough's
Dry Goods House, and while there, sud.
denly heard well dressed man, whom We
noticed looking at some goods there, ex-
claim in loud tone, "Oi + Bevonous I"
three or four times. We Immediately
pricked up our ears, and asked him please
to explain the meaning of those words |:
upon which he replied. "Oi! Bevenous r
is 40 old Ohaldaic expression. and signifies,
II am sorry" and now use the term be.
cause I would hsve made my purchases for
IS per cent less 1t Hammersloughs.' than
! paid elsewhere in town. Therefore AM
sorry"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08
Times Correspondencs.

Asoseo NOI1OSPO0O60COs
9rH Iowa CAV, BROWNSVILLE, Ark
February llth, 1866.
Eds. Times The following is the
amount raised in Company q, 9th Iowa
Cav, for the benefit of the Iowa Soldiers
Orphan Asylum: -
Capt. ]. L. Young, 500; LIST Lieut.
Thos. J.. Reigart, $50; ID Lieut.. W. H.
Wood, $50; Sergt. David J. Garrett, $50;
LIST Sergt. W. r. Bryce, @. ". Sergt. Jno.
Hagerty. Sergt. w. n. Gill, Sergt. James
N Morgan. Corp. James s. Roberts, Corp.
Cornelius Kennedy, Corp. Louis P. Craven,
Corp. James Evans. George Bell. Jno
Morris, j. e. Aths, Jno. BRAIN, John
Brown, Leonard T. Bradley, ]. q. Martin.
Frank Smith, Chas. King. Asbury Mercer,
Ithamcr Randolph, Ira J. Godfrey, Jno.
CASTOR, Richard johnson, Daniel NJ. Will.
Jams, James Farris, Samuel G. Edwards,
T. G. Williams, Levi Wolf, VIM. Koch,
Amos T. Shaul, Hiram Harding, VIM. L.
Vest, Thos. Williams, Clay Carhartt,
Samuel V.Jackson, Robert Morrison, Geo.
Conway, w. o. B. Sears, Eldridge Hop.
kins. Milo Freeman, Geo. Gibson, Jno.
Gibson. Edward Mcclure, BENZ. r. Terry,
Henry Briston, Alvin Jennings, and Thos.
J. Gibson, t95 each. Total amount,
$1,865,O0. The total amount subscribed
by the Regt. was $4,000.
Rev. Mr.. ingalls,. VI Burlington, address
ed the regiment on this subject on the 4th
inst, and on the 9th our company raised
the above amount.
Yours, HAoERTY.