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BCRNs-Ansr . severe Illness, Mary Elizabeth,
dCuIhter Of William and Mar Barns, ared years,
mon .Ls and II days
The relative. and friends Of the family are r..rec,
Iuly invited TO attend the funeral, on Thursday
Afternoon, AUG. II, At u O'Clock, f.om ~ Ave ID Dos
y.ry, severe illness, Mary Ann, r,iet Of tLe at,
Daniel DeVlin, aged Is ye.ts and mouths
hcr relatives aud friends, and those Of her ,on,
George, Thomas Daniel and John, are respec ,h,liv
denoe, 1l9ih ct, bet. 81 snd 4th aves on Thur,dsv
morning next NJ ~ o'clock. Thors M he a aolemn
koqu en- Mas iclrscd TOR the repore " het .o AZ
-. PauIs Church, Harlem, rouIIn eucing Al 100
O'CLOCK. 2ol
FLKMTsG-on Aug 15th, WIN. Henry. sen Of
and Gays.
The funeral will t.kc plsce thi twodne,s.v, .,,.,.
noOli at O'Clock from the rendon~e Of his parents
s9j East iih a. Friends OF tho family are invited 10
Nttho lul
MlLLS-O1 TUESDAY evening, Aug Is John Mn.
Ia tue ssh year Of nis are.
NOTICE. OF funeral IN to-morrov's papers. iJi
NJ krHA-on Tuesday, Aug. Is, Jaino. nur,ha.
a-pd year ami . davt.
Friends and relatives Of the family are resnac,.
ilv lhVica 70 attend the funeral this Is etucsdayl
sAelho'h' Al ] O'Clock. nom the residence o, hs
paiensA 25l Ave. u. ls5
PNhlLL-On Aug. 18Th, Of conre.tion OF the
httif MARY T.. O'NoIil, daughter OF John aud MAJ
" Nelu AGED = eais and month
hehtFc- gId friends Of the family are rostectflly
invited 20 attend the mineral, on "Wednesday Attei-
noon Aux 10 % o'cocA, hou the Ic,IleucD Of
her 9arents, SOL lhi.d ave. 80
IOWEE On hur. Is. Edward John only son Of
Johu H. and Margaret Power asod year anI Is
Ouy ..
The friends and relatives Of the family are re.nc.
hoon, Ans II, AZ oeiock. iTJn his parent,' iesi-
dhncri III East 9Th 1t. 2gl
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Defnlcations and Frauds.

wrrnr the last few days . number OF heavy
defaleAiions have been developed In various parts
81 the country. Threo or four, which occurred In
TINS city, have slrosdy been reported in the SUI,
bat an secouni Of the most stupsndous one Of tho
series will be found In another column. II 10
worthy Of more than passing notice. The firm OF
ksroHuh d Co., which has been hsrotofors re-
sArdsd - ono Of the safest IN tho city, has failed
Tor On amount variousiy ss,imstsd ~ from two 70
Two and half million dollars. The most striking
feature Of the failure 10 the assertion that has
bean caused by the fraudulent, operations Of .
young man employed 70 transact the business Of
he nrn, during . two months shssncs Of the
senior partners II such . circumstance as this
merely Affected tho nominal loserA II nigh, 10
dismissed "i'hou, comment but unfortunately
we tendency OF such heavy failure or dedication
" 70 disturb the equpoise OF other hrmA and DIT
duce distrust in commercial circles. IA will b.
remembered that the financial crash OF 1857
was insugurated by the failure Of the
Ohio Trust Company, and tho history Of ma, COM
msroia disasters clearly proves TIA, ,hev sen.
orally have originated in few Individual t.lnrs,
OF course We do no, Apprehsnd that the lac d.t.l
cations will seriously sdct the financial interest, a
no, probable in the present state OF the money mar
ks& but heavy failure signifies large Habht a,
that cannot be mot, and many creditors natural,
sufer.
30 far as now appears 10 the pubic this stup n
deus doialcston was caused by much the same in
fuenos that led ~ the late fraId Vi on the Phoon
bsnk-gold and stock gambling. To oulprit /
this instance, seems to have become 50 lmtue
w'sh tho spirit Of specuaton tina, he employed n
available means Of the concern TO carry on h
operations And, as in tho other case, The frau
WAS no, detected until IL became too glow
ing for further concealmenL A rap,
succession Of frsuds-a'l induced by tho desire
speculsto-,hs,rstes tho facility with which TO
tunes were m.is during tho war and the desire
grow rich suddenly has exercised dsmorsliziu
tnSusnos upon those Who could not patiently .w.
sfnrsuns thai might have resulted IRON lsginm.
msds. rAs dsfaulsss ware attracted by the lars
sums hal have been realized By other people. an
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The MIssi.sIppI ConrnntIon.

TINS first State Convention under provisional
government assembled in jackson, Mississippi I, on
Monday. The business Of this body Is 10 aulho.
riS, State and Congressional election. 10 propose
such amendments 70 the State Constitution ~ arc
necessary undnr the new order Of things aud 70
make such other provision &c may be required
to rcorgsniss the State upon Union
hasis. As this Con vention 10 probably com posed
almost entirely Of men who were, in soms csps-
city. connected with the rebellion, its proceed
inss will b watched with marked interest.
Having the start Of other seeded States
In holding its Convention, 10 Is quito
likely that Mississippi - tho s's,c which fur
nished The rebel President will 10 the first 70 frame
. voluntary sts,e government, under Union aus.
pices The Convention will designate time for
holding an election, and when State officers shall
have been chosen, the functions OF Provisional
Governor sHApKrr win cease, and the State will
tben be relatively jus, where 1t WAS previous 10
'hs &C, Of secession. As Governor euAExEr
has authorised all local officers who were
elected or appointed during the time
d secession, 70 continue IN the discharge Of their
duties, the work Of reconstruction will NOT DO very
dihcuh.' Thus while the master sp'rt Of the re-
oellion 10 incsrcsrated In . military prison, tho
stais which he represented In the United States
eensse. and which be led out OF the Union, 10 the
hrst to range itself under The folds OF Tho old nsg
which he % deliberately dishonorsd.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MORNING, AUG. ls, 1865.


TEE news We publish In another column will
have the eject Of keeping alive the hope ,hs, the
Atlantic telegraph cable 10 no, ye, total loss or
failure The language Of shs dispatch implies that
Abe csbls was cut on board o. the Great Eastern
and. sf,sr bong properly buoyed len until tie end
could be taken up again and further operations
resumed The buoy was marked $40 g." We
can only conjecture that other buoys had also been
attached 70 the cable, and the work OF lesv-
iua II was ds,iberst,ly executed. The contractors
IN charge Of the operation Of laying the cable ere
such experienced men, In this line OF business,
sAs, II 10 proper TO presume they did not embark
in the undertaking withou, making every pro-
vision for al the emery ences thu, have thus far
arisen. The diary Of proceedings and the accounts
from the cattle, published In yesterdays sus read
bsstsr BY ths hgh, that 10 shed upon tho opera
tions In The news We publish this morning Two
previous soeidsn,s, or in,errurtions bsd zen
overcome and there seems no particular reason
Why ths third cssuslty cannot be a. readily re-
paired. OF course much depends upon the
cause. II msy be iha, stotuy -os.her com
peilsd the separation Of the cable, Ia which
event the cable already laid was doubtless secure
ly sitschsd 70 the bugs before they were csa
sdrih. The fact that tie gunboii Terrible was
searching stsr the buoyS seems W give force TO
this theory. n may be that Ns electricians OF
the Gree, Eastern had discovered some fAw IN tho
coils still board ship, which they could not re-
pair vishon, cutting loose from the ca lc, and
meanwhile, fog or other esuss prevented The ship
from remaining in the vicinity Of ,hs buoy. Per
hays II was found eIpedient 70 proceed to England
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nv our last European sivices We learn ,hs, tho
eholers is rapidly progressing westward, having
made its appearance 10 Italy and Spain. The
French ami English journsls NANTES, consdera.
Die alarm regarding the probability Of its reaching
thon respective nsuonsliues, and the most arin-
gsl, quarantine regulation, have been adopted.
IT, addition to tho choeri, we have report rom
The Upper Mediterranean that a nav errdsrn'o,
even NOR. fearful y an tho cholera rad made tts
sppcsranc. |, is called 'he Hlact Plague. sud %
% fatal in Va sG,c's hat IL. people q Constant.
nopls A'd adjacent Is lhsrrsnssn ports Or, hurry
M i.on tier l.Inei " rscape It's rsv,gss VIII
,hs people OF NoS i..s AXE warning, or will they
compAcsn,y en,u"' .le 9Th thM sbounds In the
streets, and calmly await tho breaking ont Of 40
eridemc' 1l- cholera now raging in ne East
Was prorsgAied by the poisonous .nluvum Of 10.
cay.nS oFal aud garbage, AID II is only By good
fortune That the same circumstances have not err
this "a sci = pcssil,nce In New York WHi the
conuso1ors save rs from an epidemic by koeping
the street. pAssably cleanf
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An Important Arrest,

Tns police have done q commcndabls act IN tho
q Izure Of durcpu,ah.o Newspaper, which rad
STAINED rnucns- circulation "a this city. solely
because II printed olrcens articles The only sub
ect Of regret, Ia this connection 10 that this action
Vas not taken several months ago. The paper has
teen on al. In our streets for nearly year-h-s,
clsude,ilnsy, then more boldly, and for sevcrsl
Wseks piles Of ,Lsn bAy. been seen on the news
stands This publication u printed IN Bosion--s
city whose iuhabi,sas claim for 10 tie ds,iac,iou
Of being verJ near the summit OF morality and il
10 somewhat surprising that, under these circum.
stances such paper should have been 90 long
,o'ersted there. II may 10 that the mora strno.
sphere Of Boston 10 impervous W the inAusncss Of
an obscene periodical. but II this ~ go We hope
that city will have enough consideration for the
youths Of our susceptible metropolis TO efsctuAliy
squeleh the said paper The pern.cious influence
upon the young Of these obscene publications 10
fsr greater than parents generally im A,ino. They
arc nothing elso than text books of
sensusliy and righteousness. They corrupt the
mind, insti vicious ideas, aud induce many rer-
sons to lead . life Of prohigscy aud wantonnsss
The laws for The suppression Of indecent literature
ought 70 10 more sningently enforced, than they
are Of the present time. Books aud pictures h.g.
ing the same tendency A. the paper slludel 70 srs
sold in this city, and their evil effect
cannot DO properly appreciated. lis folly 70 al
tempt 70 prevent she vice and crime with which
.hs city sbounds so long such fruitful sources Of
svil are len untouched. We hope therefore, that
The police will follow up the good work which they
have commenced, and no, stop until they have
pu, an end TO ths traffic.
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in pursui, Of the Offering bsubis we're drawn in
70 vortex Of ruin. nthese frauds have The eff.c,
ofopening the eyes OF business mon, and psrticu-
larry lsaksrs, inducing iken TO pay more attention
70 their scsoun, books the los,on will no, 10 With
out its advantage W tho community At the pres
cot iine there 50 u.s to 70 too many opporunitie,
for fraud open 10 'ho's who arc employed 70 look
after the de,sis Of arz. money transactions and II
i' importan, to effect reform in the present care
less mode Of 10 n business
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What the Keeper of AndersonyIIIe Prlson
Is t.uilIy OF

Tns trial Of tho late keeper Of Me Rebel prison
pen' which /, soon to take place Al wAshin ston,
will undoubtedly reveal one OF the most Atrocious
pictures Of the Nholo Usr. The tidetuent sgsins.
him, which is mHdo OUT Yer tho fashion Of nlih-
sary tribunals rhNgss this ihAn, HEsHY WiRrL,
with violating a., avs Of war" Tho specihca-
hons which follow declares
That HKsRy wl-Iz, al Audersonvi,le, in the
htaie OF spTsia, cor ,uousiy FROM Ne lst CAV O.
h-rch, 1904, 80 .Ie lOIL day OF April 1875, ton
aud AeTe bent y oih-er IA tho military service Il
tho allied I.lvlerGo states Of Amcric., Of tho
rnAndNnI Of prsou Lere located by tho AulhoI..y
Of she so-caled CJlielers.c States Tor n6nemsu,
OF prisoners OF war, and was fuzzy eoIhod With
competent suthorlly, and IN duty bound to lraaL
care And pgoNue tor s.cl psrsons belonging 10 tho
uuust les - were or might lie placed in his
tn-'euA As pIlaunets Of war, lccordint the Law
anu uhs'e' oi war, which he well know, bu.
| 10 Mhu'ly sno mahcuusly, designing aud
| eorrNhs 70 impair Auu Injure tho h6ath
AM uhiroy the Nus OF sucn PRISONERS OF war, did
during Ne tule Hiuros-!1. in Violation Of his duty
in hal REGARD, saa IA urIlee.nue OF hls said owl
| ur1lgu eunilne a large nuu.J,r o. .ucu prisonvrs
! o. va, boiongluS 10 TIE Ua.!ed 5 A.eA W tie
Amouit Of tu.rh THOUSAND len, in uuue.lthy AMI
| uu"hoHsomv quarters ~ a c Use anu s.l al Area
| i gruund, .uiy Inadequate TO their H.nlA, Nh
| i, srueLyo OF their hsA.h, Nhich be well anew and
Intended, ana uso w.Iiuuy and mAhciously me-
giet 70 furnish tents, o4rgackA OF O,uer sie .ler
sufficient Tor Ihelr prOgecnon tron tho incleman
! peJ, and With such evil inseat diJ cause " %
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SAVINGS uANaks

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
A., Neinesday. and Saturdays from 70 r. X. AZ
yer o-nt IhtensAt frse from government tsx he
15 spT sh.. eaas- THos. CHRIsTY, FIes,. X ~
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A PUBLIC MEETING WILL BE HELD
Apn sunday Afternoon, the goth inst, in Stephens
y ocd' Emerald ST. near BrosdN az, Astoria l.. - Tor
tie purpose VI erganiEing fathor Mathew Temper
ance socsty Brosho OF other eios and ric nus Of
t.mpefAnco are respectfully invited 10 attend. EG-
eieIss, 70 cominence a. O'Clock. By order VI JOHN
Gll.LlNouAh, Pres. ia3
A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE YOUNG
dANens Father Mathew Temperance society, No.
their hall cor South ID an. I'd s t1,H h eys1 nc At
hes.rs Lanston and DIcterson win address the
meeting meet s,nsins BY the Wllam,burgh Lyric ilee
Gan. Pest LAWRENCE POWER, Rec soc 1t Ii
A o. H., No. "A SPECIAL MEETING
"A. OF the above No. will be held AillimAnz Han
ms e iS1 ~ ,n,. The nfes ais ,in.ed
BILL Pres. Tnos. MoFADDEN, SOC. IA
FATHER MATHEW I. A. b. SOCIETY,
Il No. 4 y. Y, will hold temperance meeting At
their Hail. sJ5 last l8,h e. this cd 10 sdAy even.
Ing, At ~ p NJ. III, meeting III le .ddTe,sed BY
joan McGrath and Cronin, Esis singing by Eou,Ts
NAY as,iss fafRiCk LANE fTSs. %I ilsi2Issi
FATHER MATHEW T. A. d. SOCIETY No.
q, \. y viii hold ,heir Public Meeting, This Even
sasy. sps.kine by se..n,; H. Carroll and Lang ten.
Music On tho pi4nofoTte by tho lion. Mra. anis
HSOlaely, MeOsbe snd suIhiil. DAVID aAYwAkD,
frs janice GAMBLER, Aec. Sec. lU2
RATHER MATHEW 7. A. b. SOCIETY
Il No. 5, N.Y.-hali b"t saith and both sts, 9Th ave.
ID
spsater-hr Black. singen-Mr stocEer, Mr..
kearney and Others. THOMAS MEAGHER Pres
JAS, o. REILLY, Rec. sec. lbs
FATHER MATHEW TEMPERANCE so
otty, No. L. OF jersey City, vail hoId their regu-
la weekly m,Using on Wednesday evening, Aug. l6
i bo !ouo"ing talented gentlemen will be present 90
ipelt ami slns; M. Gamble Mr.. Wilson, Mr. Barry,
AT hAdd. j. DlNS, fTes. r.. DALTON, soc. lid
EENIAN BROTHERHOOD BROTHERS
ShlaTos tirue-A puD.ic meeting OF the friends
OF LeAnh's redemption wiii 10 hed undei the Hut-
~ A A. l'irra in
nef l2th IT, and ~ ave, on the evening OF Thur
Gly, the lIth instSnt. JDnN kJNA'IHAk, Csntre
fnlLlP UnAkLON, sec, DkNlo b. BUkkh, Co..
saih, irish Bntade. 80
No. l., A. . IA MEElING or THE
above uunb.r NII b. he'd on " eanoeday, the
ION al 50 O'clock al their meeting roclls CorIr.r
.oIh o.. and % ave, JOHN 81 kao, ITeN- AlL ti'L
ct oNlNnllAh Rec. bee. 1856
pUBLIC MEETING OF THE LADIES
4 la,lar MItleN I. A, u. SOcisty, No. 8 OF New
FORA, Wal he he'd ~ their ball cor. % ami sth
ave- on "Wednesday evening, Aug. lo.h,at q. o'G.ock
speaking by Mr.. ian toh. oi.glng ~ iICIs, M
aId i.ev nwOod, Ma COnDoly and otleIL NJ MAJ
DhN, P1e.t rhJs. lNAa, Rec, seu, ~
4 HE FATHER MtInEW tEMALE L. A. H.
>oeety No. VI Biook4S "a, T.. H., viii hod ON
I-i anoe Mes,nE, at - O'Clock THIS Eyeuins az
iuA poGAnCe hall 60 ner Oh ufaId Ilh 80
speIsets, M. acc ahIey nnd otietA Singing BY
VT. l'urve, BIO. Car sni other. THOAAs a.
LLOYD, Pres nEIoi AaNE REED, soc. lsJ
IT l.. A.-MEMBERS OF CONTINENTAL
- Counoli No. ID ll,h Ward, are notile4 70
attend the lunora q Dry, JAnts 5. LosEs. lUlu
ns late residence, ~ Eaai lth at ON " sdne-day
Aur 10, a. 10 A. NJ by order g. N. MkLihf,
iEest. JOS. BLACK, Sc. pro TEN. 59J
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SEWING MACHINES.

A WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE FOR
East - h st. lear Lat ave, heseIneni.
FOR ShLE-OSE OF SINGERS SEWING
machines u Ia Llmort rcr and hns only neea
u'eo shogt 1hao Apply AZ l59 Ith st. 1it loJr. is
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE
lstst N'
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE AND III
- rent new and sec nd hand wheeler & WiI.op,.
l7achIhes Sep .iicd and kept In The Leaf oreg All
1924 ~. var
SEWING MACHINES TO RENT
NJkmds repaired Whccp,r 1 " i.,n', AMI s,,,-,-'.
chi es fOE ~. %Sz Canal Ht. uo.,f Iluu.na a. IL
chiDts. " 49," am
SEWlNH MACHlNES-FUR SALE AND
~ iet a. the lo1 % pussILle lAr. -uy.t'. -
W hsrA" n u IisDns N svs ~ Lan.. Machine ,tsIo.
nings IN general ~ $50 f,' M 'ul ~ il8
SEWING MACHiNNS 70 RlET-TO AZ
~ conilnodsfe tho pub V, tho Fam re- Ssy me NJ
cline Coilhsny Will act ult .ueIr family AMI t1,nn-
lLc1uTiug haeiines On I.ult. icrlls IT BID IIr,.d
way, Ehd - D.'i'.od tLset. Inc tTuntion nee "a
chaEFe- 80 "
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Health, the Poor Man. n,ch.. ~, -

Health, the Poor Mans Riches, the Rich
man's bliss Is found In Ayers Medicines, after
nuitiess search among other remedies. A word 70
the wise Is sufficient. t9t
=, Wheeier a. Wilson Lock stitch sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine, no GA Hroad.
way, Y. ali
Howe sewIns Machine Company, NO $40
broadway, y. Y ELIAS HOWE, Jr, Presldent
ARcns wanted. gi9
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STEAMER MARY POWELL, FOR COZ
- Lons, West Point Cornwall Newburgh. Ailtop
Pooehk espsie and hondoat from loot az De sirS~ss
" every aferpsoa exceptionally, d az ooaeok- o04
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The hay Market.

MN YORK Aug. IL, 1855.
Tho tevoral rnArts for hay in this vic nifty ara =.
present very literally supplies, and prices a. co1,s
Yotnuy somewhat lswer We quote new crop Al h !.
ee Tor shipping and retail LOIS aiid VI 0easi 10 Tor
pune ihipplnS lotL
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Cattle Market.

BULi's HEAD August Is, 1883.
B,,res A better supplied market numerically
speaking than exists here to-day, has seldom been
witnessed in this locality nearly 400 head Of cattle
being offered al The oleniug OF The Yards Monday
OF the quality Of this enormous supply, however, We
must speak less enthusiastically, Tor II tho quantity
Wa excessively l.Ise 50 was me lualg ontsseoysy
thsdovy collection OF diIninutive carcases We never
before encountercd, many OF tie sieers failing short
about ts5 per head. few moderately gooa cattle,
however, See offered At ic.lTc, sad io~ pvog iuo.
dun. ~ from IL 10 l5c, net Al tho OPP uig the
maItetA fes extra Steers we're disposed OF At ia
Use, but this was an exceptional prioo, tho AVERAGE
bvns se2a' e Th9h , aoSs s sHs,"ss pfes Of
from that Of the opening day the market sii being
o'ers.ockad and price, RANGING IRON IA TO l6ss LOO
Mtch Cors.-1he market Tor mich COW. remain.
moderately setiNe, aud prices are well maintained
claim that the prioea Obtained here do not diner
mAterisily fTom thoto ruling Ia the county We
quote:
fItra COWS I6asl0o
Common to medium, sy6aa "
Veal Caip,s-Ihs supply OF calves Ia by no n -An.
heavy 10 day, AMI AZ tle inquiry continues active,
prices are Ella 10 highet the top si tue market BENG
quoted "a hirh az l4)gc. This hoWeNe, In oxotp-
tvnGl figure;
No. Calves rer tn' i6aIic
tod Neal calves p0r 10, alpJc
tCnlnou veal csNvs per hesd say ,o
thhAlhs lbaac
uIGss ca!ye. pc bead jA.c
Sfisp ana LIrnbs. marke, Tor shccp u also
unusually lul., lees than 500 beng uA sac h.fa
a. the openIng Prices arc consequent, rriuc, A.
sAy = ecu; iIoa lass quotations, being quoted o-,,.y
81 tfu 10 ~ Tor gool s'uck. Lanus ate llhs NJ
luo pol 10, or trom 70 o. 20 20 w PEI heal
S"tne.-Aa active demand has eHisteI Guiiu the
past yerE IN Ini. b,LncA VI ths lnEtGct aud a, M
supply Ian he ouI loCdoIAie, piiees hsg, s,GIusly
advanced alu TO-DAY stand ~ iloss; FOR st'I.i,si
hN,' ~ svso IA 10 ies cFt. 10 a. eop-'ed, y, Iue
~ ''Asll o. and lime heavy "t'.''"' 90 a-,,d
~. w.
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Elour and Grain.

NV ToKh, August 10. 1888.
~ W,-Lov trades o. flour Rls luai5c trurrio
day. Caoice hrqnds unchanged. We quote; s,psT-
nue. STATE, 90 95Ato !; iAaa do, ~ -t h.L.6 "a /.
NeHern INirl-low ErAdcs--nt 20 "a, ;sA lp.nr
Ohlo Al - l5u,S -. Luurb EHtItf, a.. tl.I. , =
low Etaav, 81 tAnall Extra At S--H-.- anu cod
sup .LLe soGshrTn Mixed a. 81 ia, yJ'.
tram line Nh.lI n.aikeI ~ n title luW,g a. the
el,se, CAIcAv sp.iug btlug QuVted at IS; Nil.
WLusce ~ A. II I5At, ~ red hes,o.u ~ n d.
Oa.s-cC-oG gulet, a % sGO,c Tor ~ sit A. "
tV'n--l tie uIsIktt ciOsld duh TO-DAY, a . lee.
"o 40 iuHr utAg mhnr At 55aJ e. 44l /. ca
e4u Mixed auG HUasI y Tor ullsOuad.
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EOR SALE 49, llORSL, CART AND HAIR
ihninnsHe1th street. Ino'nins or evening, OF NJ
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. no

recon. hand ono-horso truck, with nin,s and
iackr; w.ll carry 6,O1l IT.. Also a half strpy cart
All Ia good ordOr. Enquire in SdloUn, 63i Iirhth
ave- ill old " i,n Nv"
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FoR SALE : COACH, TEAM AND HAR..

nshs, coach IN tcoi runnius order; VIII h. -olt
seperste or tosethe; 20 aessh buyer great haiE.r
!. oheret also government hof @: ~ q rii,; youn,
and Kind. Apply until sod Al No Il Fourth ave, n
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ETuaL Settlement Notice.

STATE or ILLINOIS,
La Siiie County 10 The People OF the State OF
Illinois, to all to whom these presents may come ana
peciay to the kim heirs at law and creditors of
James W. Daniels, deceased.
Whcreas Jefferson r. Houston Administrator o! said cs-
tate Of said deceased Is DESTROYS OF rendering an account
Of his proceedings such administrator an making final
settlement Of his administration, and Tor ;ht purpose has
county aforesaid,
We therefore require you to appear before said Court.
the Curt House in ottawa, in said county, on Friday
the 18th day Of D.cemhi, A. u. 1865, being day
in the December Term, lst5, at 10 o'clock IN the
forenoon of said day. II you fit to attend the hna set
Element of said account.
Date,i this 18th day Of Nov, a. D. is,-1. -.
". RAYMOND, Clerk.
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From the best brands of French Calf and Kin by w
men that not exoeiled by any ether lshe in
the country, however much they may btoss.
MIR. L,hy has uniformly taken the best premiums At
our county Fairs, and boasts of his C,lstcn Work.
He also challenges comparison with all other dealers q
to PRICES. Cal and see, DANIEL LIAUY
March Is, ls65-H
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Golden Leaves from the Dramatic Poets
Hows; Beatrice-Julia kavanagh.
Hugh rthington-Holmes.
Skirmishes and Sketches-Gail Hamilton.
Gome,y of Montgomery.
Sir Copp-Thomas Clark.
Too Strange no to be True-Fullerton.
Very Hard Cash-Reade.
Luttrell of Arran-Chas. Lever.
For sale by OSMAN 3 HAPEMAN,
East Court House Square.
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EeQal Aoaertisrments.
Administrators Notice.
Estate OF MICHAEL MurEP. DECEASED.

ESTATE OF MICHAEL MILLER. DECEASED
THE undersigned having been appointed
! Of the Estate of Michael Miller, late u the
county Of La Sale ana State of Illinois deceased hereby
gives notice that she will appear before the County Cont
Of La Sale county, at the Court House in Ottawa the
January Term the Third Monday in January next at
which time all persons having claims against said e.
notified and requested attend Tor the purpose
Of having the adjusted. All persons indebted to
said Estate requested to make immediate payment Il
the undersigned
Dated this 2Sth dny of October. \ n 1865
JOHANNA MILLER Administrative.