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, 1866-10-18

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II 0xF1cE or THE BoAIn OF rTn11c wn.tKs.l
CHICAGO. Octooer 18th. 1855. !
luhltc notice Is hereby given AtI persons inter-
Board Of Public Works Of the s.sy Of CntcaE., haze
completed the Assessment Rolls for second asscsS-
meEt fo. =; cusb!nc, allins aad paving Canal
street, from Lake strec; y Madison street. second
Couch place IN block ~ original town OF Chicago
al*- Retoud assessment far SosS51 for remacaaan
srch Assessment Rolls have BEEN 1c tn The otcc Of
the tli, Clrrk-
ossaie city, al s next regular meeting, 20 be Held
te twenty cay ofuftoner. as at tic hru7 o1
atvhes s!ie AZ pas'e. !assIissA wi, hayc :as Il hs
te-snent must sle shcL1 objections to the SAINT In
rinE IN tar occ of the Cf.5 Clc:S Ms .est enc daT
prior 10 such meeting Of the Common Coonctl.
J. Il. (ISnELE
FRED. LErZ,
....- u. j. KDSk:.
Commissioners ot tie Daari nf ErllIc Mos:St
, 1866-10-18

ExpHTs FEna FErrEiHrn !. ls5e. TIL DATE.
The I1og Cror OF tho wc*t-prospecth tor
Ncxt Packing >cnsou.
annual Fal! Circular OF Henry Mtlward T. Col

.......... ...... CHICAGO, October -.
tnti!c to endcaror 10 venture any prcdtctiou
to the probable future OF the trA1r snany inter-
vcninE possibilities *y ARISE thai wc prefer to lcayc
information We avet In our p1vrf tu fut ntsh them.
II nay hc allow able. however. to offer few opinions
~ to tho Present prospect ofthe colnc though
nt1cr circumstances sy completely nrutEazc thein.
1lc season JUL tnsInG ha. been disastrous to many.
rfpnsSIlc - hui few. Among the torncr c14ss ~cre
tors ho weEc injured " favorable prospects to max.
shipments 10 thr English market To these
last TIC year tas bn Of continued disaster, aud
t!c stock ot:rnn in E-lana II suL hcry. and the
tloek 1f home fr hogs Is ead to e unusually larsr. It
tf thc PACKING for The En;1-t market Will be very
ltn!ttd. LAST Year fhs product OF nbout sO.110
heEs ~ packed fr she English mAsket an4 thl VIII.
N intrr4At u! sU hn* orsr the supply Of last year.
Will hhrc to depend for consumption IN Tits country.
except rcE rctnrrd Safes should encourage c1pottA.
ttnt. T1caccpunss ffpYn the South gloomy in the
eAtEtTac. and We cannot expect from thAt quarter
cef-
NC hare never entered on Season whoa 70 fer en-
EAcIMentx for hogs hal hcen n,4dc bS the Packers
1he com wll be NIL arniabc for hog feeding. and
rs The farmers IN general prosperous 1t Il pFp5ahlr
that they will feed late Father than sup1lit to tary
Decline In for packers low prices are tnd!spcnsahl
md untfs they can Ecf hogs ut rnscs to aurd them
sa,nsc 81 rsott thc bpsnsss vii e hsza7doas IL Tbs
late item on favorable investments. The Low prices
sune Tor hams and lard this rea1 Ia cornpavison wiz
last VIII nFcrtsltate inrrr4sel caution. ef scktnc
has l,f progressing for roc time, Rnl thus fat abaat
$50 hcAd have teen packed. The ualiy, however,
Hut little Err will probably be parked MI spring.
~ tfrrX u = {-d
, 1866-10-18

f""f spn,ynn un vnaeA''o' ~.
stm7 Orion. Nani.owoc. snndfies.'
fse s2S S5s; sIs :sssl's..
~ ssm is,h. ,., ~ -. s'''Ss - .''1~
Shr 4ni;Is Mraraa =. ~ ~ z, N m"
schr s Bates, Muslesun. 80 q lumber.
scnf Vermont, halatnazoo e; q % lumber.
ehF Emas stssnn m ~ = nnbcs y N iala'
ScIr 1!ayel}ef Etoney Creel, N u, lumber n shln
Elcs. % m lath.
nr sh !; s; ~ ~ g n u @ ,,th
Senr Isrt41, Green Lar, 25 IN lumber, 4 N iath
eow o% E!9Ia, !.s1a ~ q TX !ntnncr: 1s
...
e u,., p.n. ,.sdt;s EdEAHEn 49,. October u.
ssir aihrnian. isuas1o Il 'snS IN In Thest
SeMr h3etne. poi!alo aa,le9 y n1 ~ corn.
Schr MiiWauScs nei1s. eua..ieo' l - 3SSS 81 o.ts,
Schr David Todd Buffalo. 1a soo ba corn.
fss1 o oatr, nns' ad n @ 4, ~ " cota'
ssm7 Orion. &anit0x O., ,unaIies-
r"p 5asI son.sea' .s1 i.ng pn snn9Ia nGEhs
!1tp Js,s;' u anSia. s. JOSEPH, snndrics
f1srE "4ds Port Huron a'ais bf1s honF and sun
Prop Tc|1eu oscensbursh, 1897 hsts roar and san.
dEiss ,.x.,o - a,,,
HaIk naISg n1nSnp IsoT: HnGaio, Il s1 1n wbca.
SchE Gar nunalos 2a6oo ba Eneat-
EEL II " p.;1a I;rM.ia "a III ~ hs1'ev
schr Myrtle Tunaio. iaso5 b corn.
Echr fosnanu ennhsn 13,sn as na wniais ~ h. h,.
SIR TtaSe.seT. sloney Greek. i.a ba,ss hay.
Sc;iz Summit GlcTel3nd, lsseo pa Ehsat.
r1nr pne!da G1s; nr:iaIo. ii,;oo hn wheat and sun.
,ri1s,
ycsseis Pissed netrott.
fspec.a, Despatch to the cnicsco rribune.1
nTTno,1 5,ctot,sr,7
,.n ,.s.,, u...,.u ,,ro r.nr.n W,,I,o c1snt
aF-l'a1a' Ha'ae., .a,, A.'T 4aucee, "u' ~ .'ou. @
Wind southwest.
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, 1866-10-18

Pittsburgh oil nj n1arkct-0ctober II.
The market Tor bonded oil continues very dull and
-esk. and prices have sill further dccllncd For In
'tatc delivery Ia Pniladelphla the btss offers to-day
'nto sQKc, ard taefr wcIe Hxlas u that city It
, 1866-10-18
CnICAfsD LUMBER MARK ET.

WEpNEsDAy EVENING, October II.
The teectp.a and ahleueuu dus1n< the past sweosy
, 1866-10-18
A ssEsSNlENT NOTICE,

4 sEESSNENT NUTICE.
II uyrlck or TIE Beam oY PrnLtc TouEs,}
Cn1cAGo, October 18th. lsG-
Public notice Is hstely fivsn . a pesoa. intss:
Hoanl q Public Works of 1he Cty ot Chlcsgo, have
completed tte Ass~eemens Boil foE opsntne ~ alley
Van Buren street. In Block 49, Duncan's Addition 70
csgo, making the d!sison ltne oetween tots 3.
tie line Of said alley; and sucn ASSESSMENT boil
has been 1ied In the Office OF the City Ci.rk.
of said CITY. at It's next rula! meetn to be held on
the day Of October lS1 At the hour ot
rent7 4 which time all parties interested viie hare
the light to be heard. All persons Wishing 70 oostt
same IL writing, 10 otdce of tho CITY Clerk. as
least one 4.ay prior to such meeting OF the ComsuSn
~ GINDELE
FRED, LETT,
q, J. HOSE,
Commissioners Of the Board Of Public Works.
rr1tE
, 1866-10-18

kS'n k1mes. b.: :..........;ssks5 skS s<San San
tath... .........,..-.......... s4o,oN 41a.Uo
Tho market for cargocs is quiet o1ing 70 the tight
otrngA Good catSoes arc In moderate request at full
pr'co% Sales were: cargo schooner Htro1celle from
Ealau'azoo, 20 m strtps, balance mixed n &Isoo;
cargo tt.G Hampton. from Sturgeon Bay. deck load OF
timber and Jois od fnll X ttrips balance boafts and
den. from kalamazoo. Is y strips, balance mixed At
$l825; cargo schooner Eclipse from Sturgeon Hav. Isl
deck good timber boards And strips Ut &l7 1a:h At
$4+s5 cargo schooner L. LudtnEton. from Sturgeon
Bay 10 deck load timber and osta old strips and
boards, Sl75o 1ath y. ss15; cargo behooner MarJ
Nan, from Green Bay, so NJ "A" sawcd shingles Ut
44,E5; $50 IN calls at 81 .61h.
Trade in the yards is moderate 1t the following
irxnrE-rtrst Clear, l. TX, TX and 7ineh
sgsead SlssiL III IL. IL and siasa:: 5 s ;$sss:ss
F1Tss and Second Clcar Flooring, 10.
gsthcr: 1oagh-thc Ramc ~ Second >, ro-,, ~
SMSp s9Pt;' fsSsFt1E sss aissseS ses5h common so'
Astessa sa D1,s:sa Gias com
F'lss asa az seecad Clear Siding: To- ss'
Fifst c5mmoa Dressed sidin:...... s5oas5SS
Waren:box Bosfds, eeleet, i3lnch -
So ssoei apS Eoafe: il
Estosk Boards !: ,ael,es ;;: zsoa<a'.oo
IL tcet Observation-Disclosures e00o43!.oo
.Josts and ScautIiuw IL fcet.-.,,,... q ots2i.p1
do do "a q and 1T. 2s.Ao833-o1
sntSGLEs-Aos Star Shaved shingles..... sol
or Star Saved Shingles. .........4. 5.6A@t3
No. l.Sawed Shingles. .............. e-10H3.i5
lsNo. Sawed Shingles. ..E32d51
I11H-fef NJ in yarts, 4.el35e
y load, ty EorthE Railroad, deliyeaed In
any yard where cars cat be Switched. any depot:
Aot star Sawed Shingles BY car load
o. or sisf shs;cd s1inSis*, 11 car ltd
load o. track, count made fnll, Or
hre bnncncs to The thousanil....... 4.D
E~ Yn1Hn
ttscS. r 3.oass@
MOL sawed Shingles b. car load. on
THREE dollars a car load added Ehea transferred,
which charge follows the Shingles In freight bill.
eI11EGLK STANDARD. .-. :
Ih1cEncsa-F1Fe Shlnslea 10 be tTo lnthta In ntck-
ne7+.
Lenglh-Elxtcen inches.
Ianus-1wenty incnts.
C0UfEfH-TNEntT.nFa
, 1866-10-18

misrclluneou5.
p1NG6 d PRIMER, IMPORTERS
l. and Sole Agents for the
ALEXANDER KID GLOVES"
AIS Broudwny,
IN xnnk

c. 00 SAMPLE FREE. With
tSCsVVe terms for agents to ciea ar $40 10 {lo13
driy. the year round. Business light ami gentee1.
NO BOGUS .JEWELRE,
Or any other hu1nhue a1yan.fment. Ad!.e.s STE-
rHESS, WHITE & CO., No. rs ChAsnoers.st, tcT
, 1866-10-18

--!u Boston; cal! loans arc eas1y accessible at >
1,- ccrt, al,tou.h many Of tie hanks contl1ac 10
ak c: cc,t t vLfc!, ratc they find willing Gus
9umrr-, from The greater probability that Ench
lo.us Will not be soon disturbed, wtile those At
per cen arc liable to be called IN a. sunn as more
Pre- l:ah.t employment caa br found. The move
1,Et In b,~ipces paue, Il ra,bes sluggish. The
s..ks ETC discountipc roud short ta.cd paprr at :
!, rcenl, AIT! many Of lhem w1o arc oycrburdcned
VIII cs...c1icy are doing more or less at 555A per
c,,t. u, The &t-cet ur5mr 1,aecr continues ruthc.
-rast., ruling al 5I6per cent, while the notes
Of inauy strong raeics who do not keep hank ac-
COUNTS hc;c arc nerol.atrd n. from G1, to acr
cent, according 10 circumslancc. The lower
grades arc in little request, a. much higher
.atrs.
ia Philndc1ptis, money continues abundant
End easr the supu]y beng rather In excess OF The
stcnatd. Cal, loans can he 1,ceotfa,ed a, from,
10 p.r cent. Good commercial paper is rntcd At
d =. pcr cent. II f.. hnwe,er- acarce mon thc
street. very ,i,1s natne its war out OF tAc hanks
There il eood demand for money Ia cinclu.
rail aud bankers. ,,hi1e sb1e to snp1y their cus.
.c,rers, have uo.ninr to snarc. As heretofore re-
y,1-krn- ,tr ,narket i. mn. 1nnnv rrronyrs frnu,
s,1nccrcv and II Ia not safe FIR 3,nstncss nrn IN
.a}rn1.t. ~, an ,hnudanrn -, che,, ,nonav drr r5no
t,,e wintcr .non1hs Currency fs now roIno ont
a t,<, "a !. ia cor,,n,, m and ,,b1n ,,,,,nrcz
1, M, ar, 3ininr ,n,tcraJiy ,,y nrc m, ,ncr,n..
;rr t,.,os f i1,rtos, s,a f,r,n n. som rer cur
,os nr,ma ,aner
:. -.rh,. NM Ynr1, E,r,,;oa po,f aYNoos,v r..
,,a,ss. a.. mn ii,,st,ation ~ +,,o s,;n,r;,e TN.
nar,rl IN .,rcn1a1fm sn1 IN Gambling oncr..
1.,ns =, Ill.,. stort, md prcdrca Evc1,n,as II m,v
h. obScrvcd TIM, .bc c,eariu~s dr-5nc ~. NC,
~, roete an,,r,t b, M 1.so ,ho, ef-,,cn bcr
;,fcd n;lnns Al do1,ara ot =, ,,cr ccnt .,hovc tne
,xco,t r,nr.,,1,x h;c,, ,ve-ncc
-, N;1,r,ntce rn,-rnrv "a ', .o,.,,,,,v ,,,,a
,., - ~, it, 49, ...s..,.s,,e -,
saIpe' oui NJ oanAs a'eon.uaooa's noae oas @
Ao!uete vi nie' ct1ss paper, "naea ~ oiscoda1eo
1,ly, and tho market vc.E. counter rates arc
, 1866-10-18
CoLLECToRs oFFtcE-statc oj

4 ~" - S*A A~0s kI*A~- vs.
~ ''&:s; csrx S SaiLssTaN. o:!.es. cqsrE usEsE}
popc n:t,cy ness e T. tves ss .ss e.
ss;thr,i W4tsanss have osaa placed IN ny bands tss
warrant Nc. IL, soush-Ds.ed Sept 18th, 1866 and
Issued for the collection Of Special lesie3
70! eufhtng With rur5 stone. iIna and :ssltnE, and
P1s om MP .irtt eea q sssse
Warrant No. ~ South-Datei Jet. 81, 1sd, and Is,
tor the e. srsdinr and mscsismEins uaiseI ssieel
centre q street e sentfs q Egaa ayenue T.
usa 81 e. s%us e spsn ~ = @
Ior curing nllins an paving Monroe street from the
cart line IT State street to tie wtss liae Of Mehan
WsrTan. No. se1, south-Datc*a Oct 81. 1885, and Is
sued for tho collection Ct special assessment teF1ed
Warrant 10 81 soulhDatcl t,ct. 4th. lss, md +;
~ e. euSss e, s sS sa q
state atteet 70 the main ae{ between state sfet aad
W.. Mssa s3 eSsas - s sas VIZ
ssoaes ED Washington street @
sSiss WsfraSt No, IL sSaih@based ost It'll, 1854 and IS
fos private drains on Waoasa avenue, between Twelfth
Wsrrant @ 10. ia, soath Dated Oct 9Th, 1ass md
Issued Tor the coe ton o. spsc!at assessment Levied
III 9 fSs eet
Tie south line OF Ta nItcn street. 10 TIC nosth LIE OF
warrant M. 49l. south-Datea Oct. 4.h, 1855 and
tesrcd Tor The collection OF special aEscsscent icycd
fl private drains South Wells street, between Van
warrant So. s@, souih-Dased oct s.h. 1885, and
issued 70, the collection OF special mt 1Gy:ed
Michigan ssenuc. tom The nof,h side of a place to
The south curb sinc Of TTelfta atrest
aeqI1 of I saeh ng psgme;. a. Iii; sssets@eas viii t
collected It the cost and expense q ths pfsoat se
tnsss5s5; Ssseisa,,t a. c't1 II 1&ha eoat1::s.
, 1866-10-18
SoESSNIENT NOTICE.

4 SoESSAIENT NOTICE
IL OFT1cK or Tnk HoAHD or PrBIlc E,R1s.l
CHICAGO, Oct Der 11tu. lSb-
fHeic beseoL given to al person. interested
teat tht undeFsied Eomnlssioneis sof the GoaEa of
the assessment roll r The filling and grading st. ar
gan street and tuch assesment fol has been n4eI 10
The ONCE OF The CtF EieFk.
The Undersigned will arpfy to the Common Council
of said city At Its next sesntar meeting. 70 be held on
the "a Dag otoesoher, 1s6 at The honr of O'clock r
time s1 parties interested will have tho right to he
heard All persons w!shing to object 70 said as<ess-
nens must die their 0h4tons TO the GAue, In Htlrtn
In the office Of the Clty Cle1E. at least day psur
10 sCch ntcnn: Of the Common Connect.
J. q. 3tSDElE
FRED. LETT,
, 1866-10-18
New York Stock nI4rzct.

! ,-york Wool Mnrk-o=.oser Is.
We rs ss e ,gss1
"siaS s,s. oase;1ions az toat cl.aosS%. % wc
nrt crt.-siiez zscsl q lSSs9e + native ID i onc-
1.af PC 80. fall.b,ood Aerlnos. pd a.S;sc far
t'nsesnmtns ior No. pu,.es; d III III
tue whole popun'a: ssssoc ior NC DO, aad
Empire. % forc:Ea a., tolIo9s:
The Es'ottilt rc26nm mon ~atied 35s
l,eto llberalf. 4e5no; 3fliae for
r., nttItnrelt3l1 fur Hu-
Hu. BosTo1. Oclube. ia gaas iShs y.s 1
ln-Ctn,s r.'. was played lsst Big.f: ni1 w
r:& haiels nd VIM A. Toh!ns: Tt 'S>
Ring the purse. gold cue, aud idct
aaksasssehuse'ts.
, 1866-10-18

4 SsEeSMENI NOTICE. .
IL OF11Cx OF THE BoAED or PEBL3c Woc1s,}
CHICAGO. Ocshbcs u, 1866.
nc SoscG T. hGFe9y glscn To- AZ nesso1s n{sssss;
q pblic WORKS ot he clty q Chicago hare coups:ed
tie assessment Toll for widening tie ea.terl5 portion
OF the ten oot al running cAs aEr west In thcsouth
part Of Block ia 0rEtnal Towa Of G1ica:o, 10 1he
wcth Of eighteen tccs By taking strip OF Land eight
!ett vide num The north Of sub,t 2 Of tire suadi
v!.tnn OF lot S, and LOT 6, block ~ ort1nal Town
o1 ch9sago astFtn afls1e sises e.et Etds {ss9 ths
Eide from the north end ut sub!ots sof Asscstors'
hysien at lots and =, snd lot b.oeE a. 1rs..
nal fown Of tca:o; aud the touth feet Of the vest
5ah itet of snbist Ae.esso!s Division ot!Sss ad
and such Aseeesnen, Roll has oca ned IN the office og
the City Clerk. -...
TN undersigned Will apply to the Common Council
q ssld CITY, at s oc1t regular % be held on
the dsy OF october. ls q the hour q
r. osleeE M oI aeoaarnstiea e such assessment.
be beard. Al person: Wishing to object 70 said assess
Mt must hte tcF objections 10 the kAe In writing.
In the Office q the City Elcy, least dag prior u
j. q. .GISDE1R
FRED, lET2,
..... ...-.. . Oh. ROSE,
Commissioners OF the Beard Of Public Works.
, 1866-10-18
]. It RICE, H1E0F-
Attess: A. Il. DopXAk, CITY Clerk p.i-5t


A SSESSMENT NOTICE. .-.
~ OFFICE or THx tcAHn OF frBLto WoEKs
CHICAGO, Octnper 18th, lA5.
ruhiie hottest hereby Eyca % all p<tsons
that the undttnigned, Commissioners Of tat Board
tulic Works oi ihe CiY Of chicago, tase eompletet
The Assessment Rolls for the erection oi lamp posts
follows. viz: ~.
II rive lamp posts on lndana aycnac, between -Four
tetutt Butl ii tfrnth e;ItttE.
, 1866-10-18

WHY Will YOU SUFFER
NJ from ElDNEr DISEASE GoCT, GRAVEL.
ENECNATISA1, GOS0IsEuEA, g., Yaca
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Over $4,000 now i'm Use
HEIGHT, REED Il CO..
SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue of an execution to me directed
- issued from the office of the clerk of tho
District Court in and for the county of Cedar
and State of Iowa. in favor OF +. G. McClelland
and against James Il. Graham and Emanuel
Graham, | have levied upon the following
Graham and Emanuel Graham to-wit:
One frame house, one story ii by Is feet: shed
cob house, situated ON lot number three, block
number eight, in the town of Iroquois; and ali
the interest that said James +. Graham and
Der three, block number eight, in the town Of
lroquois, addition to the town of Mechanics
vile, county of Cedar State of Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale Mt public
cutlery, at the court house door in the town Of
Upton. in said county, on Saturday, the 18th
day of July, 4. d. 1885, at O'Clock p m. of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs thai
may accrue thereon. ,es 8"s.tes
Dated this 18th day Of June. A. u. 1860.
JOHN ID. SHEARER,
Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
Per B. WILHELM, Deputy. n:6
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Congressional Nomination.


We publish, to-day, Mr.. Prices letter
of acceptance. 1t contains the correct
doctrine, and is another evidence to us
that Mr.. Price will continue to correctly
represent his constituents notwithstand-
ing the opposition and threats of the
President and his supporters. Mr..
Prices nomination, by reclamation, is
another evidence ofthe unanimity of the
Republicans of this district in their sup
port of Congress and condemnation of
my policy"
Judge Smythe, of Linn county, we
learn, was not candidate at the Con-
vention. He is an honest, reliable Union
man, and has many friends in the dis
trict, and especially in this county, who,
under different circumstances would
have been glad to support him for Con-
gress. But the contest being between the
Presidentand Congress, and Price having
faithfully represented his constituents
by taking an upright and honorable
position against the treachery of thu
PRESIDENT, and having sustained thai
position with such ability as has made
him prominent among the opponents o1
Mr.. Johnson, it would have been imnr,,.
dent to have put another in his place
not only because Mr.. Prices experience
made him better than any other man for
the present emergency, but also because
reIusal TO re-nominate him would have
Deen looked upon IS condemnation OF
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hts oourye. Hence the Justice and pro-
nriefv Of returning Mr.. Price, although
he hss held the position for two terms.
Hut at the same time, Mr.. 0nythe. or
any other honest, capable Republican,
had o right to ascertain what were the
position il he saw III. Ard to charge a
faithful Republican, who Is as old as the
party. with being johnson man mere
~ heca,,se he had some thought of being
a can didate, is kind of folly that almost
nroyokes mirth. We haveno difference
with men Of our own party because OF
their being candidates. They all have q
right to do Sd If they choose, provided
they pursue an honorable course.
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Get the Best and Cheap

est.---The Mccormick is the on
ly SELF RAKER that will do good
work in lodged or very short
grain. The Machine, as improv-
ed for 1866, will work as we'll on
,hilly or wet as level or dry land,
and the draft is much lighter than
last year. It is good Mower,
and the best finished, simplest,
and most reliable machine in
market. 'w ,-a. ...
The separate, two-wheeled
MCCORMICK Mower is warranted
to be superior to ANYTHING in the
Mower line manufactured ANY
WHERE: by ANYBODY. Draft is
light, and the driver sittingin his
seat can easily raise the cutting
bar over an obstruction a foot
high, or change the ''cut" from
half an inch to; four inches high,
in an instant, and while the Ma
chine is in motion. In field tri-
ais with the Ball, Buck Eye,
Hubbard. Quaker, Wood, Nanny,
and many other Mowers, it has
proved it's great superiority, and
like our lf-Raker, will be sold
on a warranty of being the best
Machine in its line in market.
As usual, the Mccormick Ma
chimes will be sold on terms that
cannot fail to suit. f
w. w. PRATT, Trav. Agent.
+. A. MCNAIR, Gen. Ag't.
FRANK. BACON, Ag't at Wilton.
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waiting for AN opportunity TO plant MT
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waiting for san opportunity 10 plans
once more IN the sea's u
a has been no fault of the majority In
Csonrfoss that there has beena differ
ence between them and and41e Presi-
dent; we have been DESTROYS ~ make
treason odious,' and do a LITTLE towards
furnishing traitors" The President
pardons traitors by hundreds and thou
sands, but refuses to pardon Union SOL
diers who faced the enemy, and support.
ed our flag upon the battlefield. One OF
these, from our district, is now in the
penitentiary at Columbus, Ohio, for the
crime of foraging, and have been una
BILE to procure his release, while Sem
mes the pirate Of the seas Is at Liberty,
and visitor at the public places in
Washington City, including the White
House. The people will be called upon
to decide the question whether Congress
or the President is right, ut the ballot
box this fall. And upon that decision,
in my opinion, depends not the success
or defeat of q party merely, but the veal
or the woe Of this nation for al the
years of the coming future. ...s,
accept then, my fellow citizens the
nomination SO unanimously tentered
me, with a deep sense of the duties, Ia
bors and responsibilities attaching there
to, and can only pledge you my best eff
forts for the advancement OF the interests
of the nation and the cause Of equal
rights.
lam very respectfully yours, ,
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The ROsSEA AFFAIR."
The Special Committee for the inyesti-
cation of the assault of Rosseau upon
Grinnell held a meeting on the 9th inst.
The evidence establishes the fact that
Rosseau informed one person of his in
tention to attack Grinnell on Thursday
morning, and asked him to- act as his
friend, but that 10 less than three per-
sons We're present, armed, on his SIDE.
Two or three persons, one OF whom was
Col. Pennebaker, of KY, admitted that
they were armed with loaded PISTOLS
This testimony shows that Rosseau and
his party We're bent upon bringing on a
bloody affair, and had Grinnell offered
any resistance he would have been killed.
The following is Grinnell's statement
before the committee on the 10Th inst:
"As was passing out of the rotunda l
was seized by Rosseau, who, swearing,
said, Il want an apology TO which [
replied, You are the one to apologize;
you began the attack; I have no apology
to make Placing his hand on his breast,
to draw a weapon, l seized him by the
collar, when he struck me five or six
times over the face with Il cane having
an iron end, until it was broken. said,
You have assaulted me in the House,
but I have no desire to hurt you.' He
said, You ID coward, l want to dis
grace YOU said, you cannot do it. !
only defended myself in debate IIe
continued swearing, when l said, If the
crowd is done with me, L will leave,
and picked upa piece of the cane and
walked away. [ was alone and saw
him surrounded by friends. l did not
resist, presuming there was a purpose to
assassinate me. l have suffered consid-
erably from injuries in the face aud on
the shoulders, received from the iron
point of the cane. 1857 ..' ass