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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-01

CRY ELEcrIoS.-The call for Demo.
cratic nominating caucus is in this issue
.fhs candidates for Aldermen are to be
selected this (Tussday) evening, after We
20 to press. There seems to be general
wish that EDWIN r. BARRON. Esq, be The
nominee for Mayor. 1t is understood thai
he will serve If elected. Judge Lsf6ngwel
has done bis duty like man, but we pre-
dict . serious defeat TO him on Monday
next. Hg
Where both candidates are es.imabls il
social life, honorable in business relation.
and moderate in politics, it is out Of order
10 attempt the awakening Of bad feeling
toward either. Personally we esteem them
both politically Mr.. Barron is our choice
This. when other influences are balanced
must determine our vote.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-01
NOTICE.

A H. STROUSE has this day sold ont his stock on
"A. hand to L. STROUSE BRO. and bespcak for
them continuance Of patronage 20 literally bestowed
upon him. All those indebted to him will please cali
at the old store and settle forthwith.
L. i'll A. STROUSE have this day formed . copart.
nership under the style and hrm Of L. J. eTR0U61 3
BRO. for the continuance Of the Clothing and Nor
chant Tailoring business and will In few weeks bring
on complete New Stock worthy Of the trade they
hope TO merit. LEOPOLD J. 6TROUSE.
fstE ABRAHAM ETROUHE.
. McGregor, February %, 1865. 437
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-01
MARRIED.

At McGregor, on Tuesday, Feb 2lst, 1866 by Rev.
Mr.. Wolfe, Pastor of the Methodist Church Mr. HARRY
T. BOWEN to Miss ApDIE NJ, daughter OF John McMul.
Ion, Esq, AL Of NcGregor. nft -
CARDS.
We acknowledge in this instance tho receipt Of sew
era packages OF refreshments Of the most exheratng
typo Most delicious cake and handsome cards accom-
panied the battery Of comforts to this ONCE. HARRY.
we toasted you and your young bride in regular print
ers STYLE and now beg You both to accept cordial
wishes for health happiness and oil the other treasures
which desire may suggest within the reach Of For
tune. .'s
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-01

CALLs.-Our calls the past week have
been numerous, Of both sexes. Among
others We had the pleasure Of sanctun'
chat with Doctor KsLLy, Surgeon Of Swift
Hospital, Pr. du Chen. The Doc. tells US
that our informant Of last week was wrong
in reporting Diptheria As prevailing in the
hospital. There is but little sickness ther,
Of any kind.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-01

River Business.
We are informed that the Northwestern
Packet Company have bought the "Dia-
mond Jo." steamer, built last summer by
Jos, Reynolds, Esq, and that in the spring
the Company will put on the line the
Northern Light, Milwaukee, Itasca, Key
City, War Eagle. Ocean Wave, Diamond
10, Lansing, Damsel and 80 barges, besides
three other light draught boats yet to be
reported. These boats will be able to land
$4,000 bushels Of grain daily at Prairie d.
Chen and at Dunlcith.
We get this information by way Of 4
letter from JOIN, our pard, who is now il
Chicago, and who is neither married o.
dead as we intimate in the Home" col
umn. a.s
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-01

A SHALL DRAFr.-A supplemental draft WAS
made ct the Provost Marshals Office yesterday
for one man 70 gil the deficiency in Military
township, Winneshiek county, with the fol.
lowing result: X. N. Sawyer, 2 Hugh Nc.
Manus. We thought this State Was free from
tho draft, and are not clearly posted on the
above proceedings Does the Government
want only one man from that township or this
State dubuque Herald. III t..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-01

We have several new Advertisements :
Don'tread them this week. Persons who
want 10 know nothing of the business Of
the town, are too Wis. 70 lesrn what inter.
estS them r.....-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-01

Notices Of Book Presents from Strick.
land & Co., and others, are unavoidably
deferred till next week. We like to do Z
subject justice il We touch it, and our space
is too limited as We write.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-01

"BRIcK."-This eccentric genius is now
in New York city, Connecticut and all
along shore writing whimsicalitics for the
fun-loving readers Of the Sunday Mercury.
We copy this week his oil article on the
out side. He also lectures and cores
ponds extensively with the Lacrosse Dom.
eras. Brick" besides being comic actor
on the stage of newspapsr-dom. is fine
sentimental writer, as well. In q beautiful
obituary notice of Mrs. Cole of LaC Crosse,
he writes as follows. We have jast such
women in McGregor and trust each one
now living here or elsewhere will so deport
herself as to merit the commendation here
given: +Ge ~ .aaa4
First and foremost in good works-re.
gardless of her own comfort-with an
angelic heart ever touched by the woes Of
others-always minding her own business
and never INDUCING in idle gossip, prying
into the affairs Of her neighbors or speak.
ing i'll of those she knew nothing OLA
leading spirit in benevolent organizations
"a rapid and poetical writer's keen and
close thinkcr-sn earnest friend and model
lady. in every respect, it will be long before
her place in society or in the hearts Of
her large circle Of friends will be 6lled, Il
ever" f-@ ~ iiHe
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-01

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. -There will be
4 meeting Of the Democracy Of the City Of
McGregor At Kennedy's Hall on Friday,
the Sd day Of March next, for the purpose
Of nominating persons to be voted for for
Mayor, Marshal, Treasurer, Solicitor and
Assessor. By ORDER OF COMMITTEES.
Feb. 9th. 1865, ..as rg..a ...E#
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-01

A RuMoR.-It is said that sly bachelor
Of AcGregor married . pretty girl recently,
and that he is keeping the affsir in the dark.
II ne isn't smoked out one Of these eve
nings, it will be . wonder to some Of
the boys about town. Better surrender,
HERR VANDERsPEIoL3
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-01

CAsUALTIEs.-One day Of last week 1--WE
have lost the date) Nj. John Grinaell Of
Clayton. accompanied by his brother-in law,
each With two.hyrse sled loaded with
wheat, lost three horses and the two loads
Of wheat through the ice between this point
and Clayton. We are told that the horses
were all got out Of the water but they were
90 far exhausted that but ono Of tho four
was saved. We have no farther particu.
lars.
On Monday Of this week farmer named
Sheroa WAS unloading hay at John Nc
hullsn's barn: his feet slipped and he fell
on or between the horses; they ran away
and in dragging Sheron short distance he
Was terribly hurt: two Of his ribs were
broken, his head severely cut and In all
respects he was badly injured.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-01

~ Sewing A1aehinss..-It 10 wonderful to
note the increase Of patents for and tho vast sale Of
Sewing Machines. How in the name of seams and
stitches, hcms and tucks did the world get along with.
out the Moderate Sewing Machine' Az the old Van.
kee lady says, "Du tell - !. d.
LOUIS PEAvv has the agency Of the wilcox Z GIBBS
Sewing Machine. 1t fears comparison with the
Others that lay claim to public favor PzAvY will be-
pleased to have call from those who may want to
supply themselves with the indispensable family friend
Rooms over A. French's Jewelry Store, near Market
Square, Mc0regor. A37
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-01

The OursIDE.-Poetry: Petroleum. !.
The Soldiers Return. Prose Peace
through Subjugation. :. Deserters. =. An
Edifor. .. Gen. Sherman 49, Rev. p. Cart
right. Modem Superstition ;. Brick
% Peter Oleum -. The Dog and the Wolf
Beast Faces Of Men and Women. !. j.
Cards. Advertisement :. Jokes and
miscellany
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-01

Ear : "played-out city," McGregor holds
her own remarkably. Capt. Hoffman,
City Weigher, and gentleman all the time,
favors US with a statement Of his Scale re.
csipts for the .fue months up to February
lat, 1865. #dr ay@ Il ..-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-01

y6roux Eas.-This Office is now pro.
vided with JACK and HoRsE cuts suitable
As headings for Posters. interesting alone to
stock raisers. Printing done. in the best
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-01
ID 1 E ID ::

Near Leavenworth City, Feb. Sd, Of heart disease,
Mrs Emily E., wife Of VIM. GLADDEN. and daughter Of
Andrew s. and salone Cooley Of Clayton county.
The deceased we'll known to large circle in this
county. Her age was "a.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-01

TEE BAKERs.-Go to the CongrsgatiesAi
Church on Thursday night and hear the
best yocal music in America.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-01
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS
PURE AID.

IlUY your Ale Of the CHICAGO ALE / MALT co.
Ii Is the best in the market and gives satisfaction
TO ALL -
A1 The Agent At McGregor for, and WHOLESALE
DEALER In this admirable beverage ID
437 "a s.is D. ALLEN.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-01

McGregor western Railway.
On and SITTER Monday, November 2lst, Trains viii
leave and arrive - follows:
TRAINS LEAVE.
North Me9regor, $50 A. NJ. and Sis p. N.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
North McGregsr, 1890 A. u. and 400 A. n.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-01

Milwaukee 4 Pr. du CHEN Railway.
TRAINS DEPART.
Nail and Day Express Pazenger, ........7:lS A. n.
Night and Express Passenger. p. II.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
Mail and Day Express Passenger, .. $3.50 p. NJ.
Night ana Express Passenger, .. =. 800 4. NJ.
Chicago u North.western Railway.
Winter Arrangement.
On and after Monday, November 2ssh. trsins v.,,
leave and arrive ct Chicago, - follows::
WISCONSIN, DIVISION.
-f2 LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Day Haesengsr, -. .....eoo A. n. s.lS I'm
Night ~ !" -..... .....4:30 p. NJ. 500 A. n
Woodstock Accommodation. 800 p. NJ. 1000 A. n.
GAINESVILLE p. NJ. BIS z. NJ
Madison l.".........4:30 P. n. ais ?. n. =,
Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
g. u. WHEELER, GEO L. DUNLAP.
General Ticket Agt. General Sups.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-01

ing marched night and day. The Indians
were still up the road, and . scouting party
was sent out early in the morning, return
ing in . short time and reporting Indians
in sight. Another party was Immediately
sent up the road to find the enemy and
bring on IN engagement, bnt we're too late !;
the Indians had learned of the arriva! OF
troops, and not one Was to be seen. The
party returned late in the afternoon, bot
the command did not move up, men and
horses being in want: of rest. Next day
the command was divided, one portion
going west, the other north; returning the
next day The party that vent west found
their place of encampment, lately broken
up, and the telegraph line down for 10
miles. The party tba. went north report
| the main line down, for Is or 20 miles
Materials for repairing the lines having
arrived, the command Was again divided
and sent out, not yet having returned,
though the line wsst 10 open. ~
A messenger arrived yesterday from the
party north. and reperE th:! :hs. troop.
band of Indians On the North Platte for
days. killing = large number, but we're
6nally compelled total back 10 : station
for supplies, the Indians going north Two
additional regiments have been. ordered on
the road, and there will be lively times in
this country in few weeks at farthest..-
This band numbers between and 6Ot
lodges, and near 5000 warriors, they have
driven on not less than 1900 head Of stock
burned al the bay, every mail station and
rancho between here and the Junction, with
few exceptions. killed several citizens and
taken captive one woman and child withil
the past month, and IL these Indians d.,
not punished, the road kept open, and lii
and property protected by government, tn
i people OF the Territory will take tn
responsibility upon Themselves, and il thej
DO, rest assured II will be done, and that
t,o, tfeetcslly MILO,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-21
HOME FOR
81. JOHNS HOME

L l. - - f!
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-21

IN In the ABSENCE Of local items. NC rep1h-
lish the following extract from the very able re-
port Of the Select Committee on Gas, submitted
TO ihe City Council By Mayor Csven- Wesoaid
especially call tue attention Of Mr.. ID l. bessy.
the ''chief executive ofscsf" and spokesman OF
The Gas Company. 20 this item Of ovsrehafgs.
and ask him to get "Messrs. y =. Anderson and
L. Vanlandioghsm. gentlemen OF known integ-
risv. az well as accountants of the highest quali-
6cstion,. " 70 certify how much the taxpayer OF
this city have overpaid the Gas Company. The
Company will. Of course. chesrfuliy reiuno
whatever amount seems - have been wrongiuh!
paid"
The city has for . long time been Payrnk
more for street lamps than the contract. Inc
contract 10. that they shall furnish 70 : saIs
civ . such quantity 40 may be required
BY the City Council for the public lamps at .
price no. exceeding what IL now or may hereafter
be paid by The city Of Cincinnati Tor gas light for
similar purposes' We pay the Company $40
per lamp per wear, for moon time. and IN oincin-
nat for years they have only been paying SIS
Der amp per year. burning from dark I'LL day
light, or At least double the quantity burned here,
and the Cincinnati Company light, eItinguish
snd repair, while here this is done BY the city; so
that We should pay only about $40 per lamp for
the gas instead Of $40.
1T will be well to have the matter Investigated.
and ascertain the amount Of over-Psyment, and
40 Il 10 no doubt the result Of mistake and mad
verteDce, the Company will Of course cheerfuliy
refund whatever amount seems TO have been
vrongfully paid"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-21
DAVIS DESIRES EARLY TRIAL
SHARKeY ELECTED U. S. SENATOR
Ac.. &c. &c. Ac.
From North CaFo1iha
C0nventfom-He0ry a. wise.

From savannah North CaFolih q
Conventfon-Henry a. wise.
NV YoRK, Oct. 20-The steamer Enpi,s
City brings Savannah dates % the 18th.
The Herald says. Hon j N. Baker, u ia.
late Confederate Congress OF Florida. who wa'
p~srdoDsd BY President Johnson. 10 in savannah
en- route for bis home.
Hon. Vim. A. Forward. Associate Judge o.
the Supreme Court OF Florida, il detained in "a
vsnnsh BY severe Illness.
The transportation OF sick soldiers from Ss
vsnnah 20 the hospitals At Hilton Head ron
tinues
The Hersld's Raleigh correspondence says
The North Carolina Convention has unanimously
adopted an ordinance submitting to a vote of the
people the ordinance prohibiting slavery, and
declaring the secession ordinance rull and void
An ordnance to shape down both cid and new
dsb,s Of the State to q gold basis, consolidate
them, and issue new bonds, was Endorsed snd laid
over.
A resolution requesting Congress " repeal the
test oath imposed on national Legislators, was in
dorsed and laid over
The Convention has agreed 10 meet again
after the adjournment OF the present session, ia
May next
The Heraid's Richmond corr respondent ssps.
Gen Grant has refused the application made by
Henry A Wise, who declines tiking the oath
for the restoration OF lands formerly owned by
him
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-21
Loss OF the steamer spalant.

Nav YorK. Oct. Cove learn from The
Msrchasts' Exchange. of this city, that the cargo
OF the lost steamer Apalsnts consisted of ] lie
bales Of cotton, 200 boxes candles and one case
merchandise.
Her passenger list included Miss Wolf, o
Livingston, 0apt N. X. Wilson, G. &. Smith, d
Myers and lady. H Il. Maloney. ". F. Lawson
ID Dexter aud hobt. Collie
-Four boats left the sinking ctiiI, Que OF which
contained three ladies, a child and other psssen-
gers. This capsizsd and all were lost. I've
other boats, in which we're Capt. Williams anc
crew, we're upset soon after leaving the ship
The fourth boat got off with four persons. and i
is thought they have reached land. Those VIE
arrived here were saved nv ~clingins n the sftsI
part OF the ship.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-21
Cure for the Ague.
ApEIAS. MIoH Oct. IL,

ADRIAN, MICH Oet. IL, $500.
EDrroR SIsrIxxI-DeGr Sir: Understand
ing that you are having much Of the sgas In
your State. and having the following recipe,
which is working with very beneficial results in
lie cure here, / take the liberty TO send il 70 you
with the request that you publish IL 10 your pa
per for the benefit OF your citizens Who are AZ
sicted with the sgue.
r. Sulph. Quinine, ~ grains; p. Pulver
Liquorice, ) grains; Aromatic Sulph- Acid,
erops: Whisky. 2 ounces: Tincture Canphor. Il
ounce: Tincture Blood Root, = onnce. Nix
we'll Dose, one teaspoOnful four times a ia,
for adults. Yours, truly,
p A BrnY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-21
Marine

FoRTRIss MoNkoE, 0et. lS.-Ths schooner
Island Queen. from New York for Savannah
arrived here "a. ssefH'Bg, with ihs schooner c.
J Ericsson.
The Captain VI The Island Queen report. .hai
be fell in with the schooner c. Ericsson on the
10TH inst l75 miles n0rthcs,, Of Cape Henry
with all her sails blown away III the recent heavy
gale. he took her captain and crew of, all sick
with lever and sgus. sna brought them with the
schooner into this port The Ericsson was from
Roanoke river. North Carolina, bound TO New
Haven, Connecticut, with timber. and was pre-
viously taken 10 tow by he schooner AlbsE marie
but the hawsers parted and the Ericsson had been
drifting At sea until the Island Queen fell in with
her
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-21

SHEIL OrsTKRs There is nothing more deli
cious and delicate than a lat and juicy she'll oys-
ter. 10 is the only way that the favor OF the
oyster can he retained by shipment. Florence &
Welsh OF their restaurant, on tue corner OF Me-
.idiab and Maryland streets, have made arrange
ments for q constant supply OF she'll oysters
from the most famous beds. They are now pre-
pared 30 serve them mp from the shell or stewed
on chsfen dishes, and those who ever ate them
in the latter style vii. acknowledge that it is the
very way TO cook them. We advise lovers of
the bivalve to give Florence a call and try for
themselves.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-21

PnlL.DELrHIA. Oct. 20.-Ths resolution A..
pointing q Special Committse TO rspor, upon GER
tain discrepancies in shs PRAYER cook vas
adopted.
The Committee Oh ChrisIiaR Edsestisa sub
nitted q full report upos this subject. The re-
port WAS very able and al great lsnsta. IL dis
eusses the various Departments Of education At
home. in The Sunday school, tbs day school
boarding school and The college. The OBJECT OF
tee Con mittee wss TO call the attention, psr.icu-
larry Of parents, 70 the want Of q better edvca-
ton OF me young in me %ptissipsl theories and
doctrines OF the Church.
The Conailtcs or Csnoss9e sotIsi q Canon
in reference 10 The fornslior Of Dioeesss within
,he jurisdiction of foreign Missionary Bishsps
Also an amendment 10 anthsTife The ordination
OF priests and ssaeess IN those churches abroad
which ara net under nis.iessry jurisdiction,
such As the Church in Paris, ana slss in Hay,i
The amend nsnts are sads Ia concurrence With
the action in ,he House Of Bishops.
The Convention will not &C sufu lhis week
but continue 10 session until the middle - reg
week
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-21

NV OysrKE SALOON Hawkes. K % from
q, Louis. have opened an exclusive oyster ss-
loon. at No. 81 South Illinois street. The
establishment IS new throughout and t~ssisfully
fitted up. Oysters. in the shell key. or can, are
served up in every style and in the very bes,
manner. In addition, they are in daily receipt
Of fresh oysters. which they will sell TO families
and saloons at the lowest market prices. Oysters
are served no at this est establishment cheaper than
al any other in the city and they are no, surpss-
sed in quality. Liquors of every kind are eIclu-
ded. Hawkes. L Co are being very extensively
patrspized aud those who call once go again aud
take their friends.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-21

JAoKsox, Miss, Oct. i9.-The Iegislsiars ne,
endorsed the course Of Hon. W. L. Shsrkey nv
electihg him United States Senator. 20 Oil tas
srsxpirst torn q Jef Dsyis, csanspaue
March 1853 by an overwhelming ~s'orse-
one hundred to tsenty-siI for Fulton Andef
sou. tvo ballots.
There was GO election 70 AL he nnsrprs1
term OF A. &. Brown.
m.iori,v Of the Legislature are in favor 81
negro testimony
shannon. OF CLARION. rss slscssd Puh.is si
rector.
The steamer Sunset sank lear Aususis, n
the Missouri river, Tharsdav. Scat and cargo 9
total loss She 81. valued o. S33 .nco -iasnrel
fer from Sl5 900 TO 500, GOO
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-21

II Some OF our friends are very much
slated over the prospect of their oil stock. news
having been received that their well had struck
oil. They look very good natured. think Of
nothing but oil. talk of nothing but oil. and
dream of oil expecting TO have sD easy slide down
the hill Of lite by their track being we'll oiled
We hope. for their sakes. their expectations may
20 realized. but We would advise them not to
build big houses. buy suburban villages, invest
in fast horses. diamonds. jewelry. furs and other
like extavsganess, until they get the greenbseks
for the sale of their oil on the credit side of
their bank-books. Don't count your chickens,
gentleman, before the female fowl has 90,
through With the incubsting process.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-21
Ne ERIK Uarsef.

Urn DSEstts
Nav Teas, Oct ~.
Coitss heavy AT lover 81 T276c for siddiirr
Flour dull; soc lower Oh Cemmon grades. y5sq 90 y.
common 20 good shipping srssds. Extra Eound Ro0y
Ohio. ) o5Ss % Tor Fssrs sfat-, and 2 lorf2 81 70
trade brsrds.
Whisky steady a. Z ~ fr Western.
Wheat 3dS cspts lower for spring. and 500 cents loser
for winter; 81 dssl 20 for Chicago spring, 1 GAL n 70,
Milwaukee club; ] 778i - for sHbeF Nlwsnsis, Ii,
sprtns ! g FOR winter red Western, = % foT aer Amte
Sfsts.
Rye quiet, AID witioGf de<ides Gang.
bsrisy Gun and nsnnal; Inferior STATE I o.: Canal,
West 4 ..
Barley matt dull.
Corn without change. at as fer unsouns. sSeS T.
ioI soasd DiKsc -sslsTh and 81 esS Cor sound nixst snd
yellsw.
Oats steady a SAsS4c for un,ourd and -a59c ioI
so1nd.
Coffee qalsl .ad ara. sugar arm:iCsb. xnc.r.s.
l41lShc. Aclas,es quiet #
Petroleum lower. Al 3saSse fsr Grade. ssa sloees
for refined In bond.
Hops firm Al leztss To- ises crop, sDd 9o15sc Tor Is6'
cror.
Pork opened dRli. bat closed NOR, active ana ar4nsr:
u 9S4aS 90 Tor ne- mess. closing 81 t31 90 Ter cash
s1s Soss' 90 for prime, and e17 ocSs7 IS far prime
mess. Beef Urn: plain mess IL cea II q: IL oaii4 %
Tor extra ness Beef hams quiet. Cut meats scsFo-
and firm, 81 lfsl7hC FER shoulder, snd "a &c for
hams. Bacon duh.
Lard nrmer 81 49, 42sc.
Butter in demand st ssos2 fer Ohio, snd mysp r.
STATE Cheese nrm sltSclsitc.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-21
The tholera-Interview OF
with the president.

Nav YORK, 0et. 70.-Ths Posts speoial
says: The State Department has received die
patches per steamer Scotia from he United
States Corsuls, showing that the cholera 10
rapidly Oh the decline in Italv. Coastsu,inssls
and elsewhere
Alex. II stephens, accompanied by Judge
Loekwsns OF Georeis, oslled on The President
TIM. morning. and had Al interview OF 50 bcur
and = halt II psltook OF = private character
though 10 j. known that stephens told the rresi-
dent he fully approved % he course IN regard "a
reconstruction.