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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-21
SHERIFF SALT.

RY virtue Of an execution to me directed, Is
LIZ sued from the office Of the Clerk q the BIZ.
state OF Iowa, In favor Of II. ssvartslander and
against Hester seitzinger, ! have levied upou
the isiiowanK properly as the property OF the
AiIthe right, title and interest OF the said
Block swentyve e IN she sot ws Of
Tipten and more particularly described M fol-
lows commencing se thirty CO. feet and three 90
lot twelve I'D, in block five (25, in said
town ofTipton; thence running south MI y-two
(52) eet, thence east nineteen (l9) feet and
nine o. inches, thence north fifty-two (l2) feet
to Fourth street, thence west nineteen (l9) feet
and mime goi,.s, " hs paes Of ,ss
eighty 800, range four AZ west of the 9th r. NJ,
containing forty acres; situated in Cedar coun-
AID shall offer the same for sale at public
,ont@ry, at the court house door in the town Of
of July, A. d. 1885, at 10 clock a. M of said day,
to atsiy said execution and costs that may
Dated this 18th day Of June, A. D. 1906.
JOHN ID. SHEARER
II Sheriff Of Csdov county, I0,Cu.
erbariuln. His horses and stock de- II
red it greedify, and preferred it to the &c,
! sun-cured hay. vo
his is valuable "chip" of knowl- wi
; for farmers. Necessity often com sat
y lawmakers to choose between the so,
rnatives of leaving out in drench- co,
rain, few loads of halfcllred hay, est
reby spelling it, or hurrying it into
barn with right smart chancen of
heating and moulding. Lime will ITO
lrb all the vegetable moisture and DO
) the hay; while salt gathers moisture iiu
fails in many cases to preserve it. p..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-21

Batdorf were. appointed . committee Of
general arrangements. A. committee on
finance was appointed consisting of w.
Huber, g. A. eagerly and III. Sherwood.
WIN. Chapman, C. s. 6winef6Fd and E.
w. Stewart were appointed q committees
to procure speakers A. g. Miller, J. II.
Davis md S. s. Cook Eere appointed q
committee on music. 4 committee on
toasts was appointed consisting of A. b.
Oakley,J. j. Huberand J. II. Davis
o. P. Holms, J. B. JOhIsoH u. Rum
nell, J. Dayton and George Elliott were
appointed a committee on grounds. J.
ed committee on printing.
- .- JAMES NJ. DAVIS, Sec.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-21

HiGHwAY RoBBERs.-Last Friday
night Cal Parr, who residesin the north
cost part of this county, was waylaid by
two thieves who mistook Mr.. Parr for a
by thcnamc Of Williams, who they
had concealed themselves to rob. Will
lianas Is q cattle dealer, and, supposed to
carry money about his person. One Of
the robbers demanded the horse Mr.. P.
was riding. when he, (Parr) aismounted,
drew his pocket-knife and stabbed the
rYfian in the bowels, then quickly
mounted his horse and rode off. No
clue to the scoundrels has been received.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-21
-Etg 1866.
Spring & Summe
CLOTHING,
CLOTHS,
70 AL CASSlMEREa
e V301QlA9,
{ aIALL IN FAVOR"

All those In favor If making money ulenty.
say aye! Carried unanimously. Now the next
In order is how to make 1t. The question 10
open Tor debate. ~" -
All rush up, each anxious to give his views.
The chair declares Me proceedings unnarlim.
mentary, keeps n<hammernC. and Win a
commanding, stern voice, CALLS ORDER.
Order Is finally restored, and a wel)-to-<lo
fhrInef-whose name the reporter onitted-iu
declared to have the floor. = =
H4proceeds to say that he. for Que, II not the
least surprised to see the foregoing Question
carried unanimously, for 1t is certainly dcsira.
BILE to make money plenty, nor Is he surprised
views for it Is an interesting topic, as 1t touch
es such tender point-that of the pocket.
He was not prepared to make n speech, and
therefore heWould not make one.
All he would like to say is that when he buys
ing at the v=za ~xs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-21

Iowa Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE COM.
i pany In the State.
S. L. SMITH, Agent.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-21

D|We direct the attention of our
readers to the advertisement Of VIM. H.
Simpson 4 Co., manufacturers of mar
ho monumealts, tomb and head stones.
They have alarge establishment at Mus
catine, and turn out large amount of
good, durable and handsome work.
a. number of monuments and tomb
stones, from their establishment, can be
seen at Masonic Cemetery, and should
any one want anything in this line, they
cannot do better than to patronizc the
above firm. They are capable and honest.
"A MISSIONARY AMONG Us.-On Tues
last we were called upon by gray head
ed old cripple, who seems to be LIST Dea-
con in Petroleum v. Nasby's church Of
the Moo Dispensation, and is supposed
% have been engaged by T. H. Benton,
Jr., the prince of possums, to labor in
the Iowa vineyard during the coming
political campaign, in the cause of con-
verting abolitionists to the principles
ofthe copperhead, conservative, possum,
Andrew J., "my policy" divine insti-
tuition Of slavery doctrine; and at the
same time to gather up divers ten cents
on his own score. He requested us to
snnounce that he would deliver dis
course on the subject, "How I got into
this dlfiiculty," from the Court House
steps, ct 10 O'Clock q. m, on Saturday
/ next. We would advise the chosen ane
hithful few that now sojourn in Ceda
county TO be on hand on that occasion
~ 1t b more than probable that this vii
be the last chance for along time to come
to get their fill of political pabnlum
even for the small sum Of ten cents; ant
they should also bring their suppers will
them, peradventure thsy may Undue
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.

nIsEASES OF THE URINARY AND SEXUAL
- Systems-ncw and reliable treatment. Also the
BRlDAL CHAMBER, an Essay Of Warning and Instsuc-
tion sent sealed envelopes free Of charge Address
Or. J. sklLLIE HOr0nro Howard AssocieGeDs No.
: south Ninth street. Phiadeiphia, Pa. nssyl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-21

me-. Remember the festival tomorrow
night.
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AMOUNTS received by the Treasurer
of the Cedar County Soldiers Monument
Association since the 7th June, 1866: =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27

thu, there IL but s loyalty 20 the Government and
a. toie Of things IN the CITY Of Memphis y very nuch
NV As il was before the breaking oIt u the Rebellion sn
~ he same newspapers published there then ere pnDssu
now 9.f hv many ~ the same weuhy men Who dulnB A
ar were n fe Rebel armies tIh1 FOR TIE oYtilAoN VI
the Government. Protesting - pt the shuitlou 10,
se Insured with as deadly hatred ~ nst the GoF'ihmo'
a. ever and guilty Of tie same ncitaon 20 Violence per
secution an oppression toward the men holding ollu'
fx 1rs them that hey toward tie men VINO w
well sp0sed toward the U1on men 10 lbl your
tee stv deliberately that il cr Judgment tiere WIN ~
s4fey loyal men, either white or black flnud ~ N'
be- Withdrawn aui no military protection alloded ls! w
eve that the riots and massacres OF henpls hIe >!
sfocimen Of what would tiae pace throughout to t
Sltb. should the Government I'm 10 "horI a4cI-asN
Military protection. There everyVhee roo mnch eNei
feeling toward the lck particularly those VINO
,eop'e generally who love tie Government and VINO -
1t sustained, rs authority yndcited ana Wno
a crime that SHOULD De punished li'i' = ~
public sentiment In the South sufficiently sTone 70 uel-inp
and enforce protection 20 Union mon and cooGci pepFC
ne Ciy kirht bl your committee eoRd ascsl'
,in treated a. = dead letter. AtlorneyGeneghl Nahtee
grant violation oi bis oath aud duty, whose nae nas
heretofore alluded 10 H. this report Le according ~
ewspaprs proclaimed that he VIII utterly disregard 'no
The hopes basel upol tbs law that tho coored people
tight find protect urder IL are hsey - prove de a'
w. where there g pInc opinion 20 sustain law ol' on
he other hand, that pubic opinion Is so er~aemhsy
ae1,nst b there pr 4Diuy Of It's being executed
Tie Committee bo-ve 20 Do tie duty II the Government
arrest try and Ila the offenders by mi airy authority
nj bv he authority cyy tax uqOn tne citleHs Oh
lcuphs sufficient tlo losses Tor all property de
/ rOyyQ
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CANADA.
DISCUSSION oP THB NEW LEGISLATURES AGAIN PUT
oFF-ruR HOUSE, IN COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND

DISCUSSION OF THB NEW LEGiSLAIUlHs A"AlN rO'
oFF-TuE HOUSE, IN COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND
MEANS.
From Our Special Correspondent
OTTAWA c. w, Wednesday. July ls. 1865.
Again the discussion Of the new local Legislatures has
been deferred
The House was up to lO:i5 last night, in Committee Of
WAYS and Means, and the iniermiuable tariff was DIS
cussed with particular wangle about the duty on soap
and leather.
The GovernerG eneral is now Peer Of the Realm"
with the title of Baron Monk Of BallyBally -gammon,
something
L. is expected that Parliament will be prorogued IN
sbout ten days never again the Parliament 81
United Canada The next Legislature that meets IN This
capital viii be formed Of representatives from all the
Provinces and Confederate Government OF the North
will be inaugnrated, which, 1t y hoped, WIZ DO moiy
lasting than that Of the south. The question teA VIII
be shan TINS Government well as the other. fall under
sway of the great republicl IL only reeds war
with Great Britain 10 decide the question: war that
would startle by its extent and energy tho wouidOe
military men in the Provinces.
The neede-re of the Prussian army and the successes
Of the latter in Bohemia, are much talked OF here Oi
course the weapon will be used in the United States
arnv which is always first TO adopt anything new and eN-
celcnt in warfare. II is thought that the British army
will also be armed with the neediene The amount Of
ammunition expended in the late actions great and,
unless each carried ~ rounds in addition 20 the usual
Co. he must have been out Of ammunition. Ii does
not that the Of Benedes army took his advice
not mind the necdere OF the enemy, but TO close on
them and the bayonca bit Of advice more easy 10
give than 20 follow.
The United States steam soop Vnooski is looked for
in the St. Lawrence. Three gnbOats Of tho British navy
are Oh their way to the Upper Lakes. This is, IT IS
thought guard against any further attacks Of the
Fenans, who, however seem quiet enough now.
In this district-that is the Valley of the Otawa-the
crops looking well The hay is in and the oats barley
and potatoes with all the other products OF the farm and
garden, promise an abundant yield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27
DOMAIN LOAN.
AMERICAN IssUE-fOUk MILLION DOLLARS


To insure the Treasury Of the States Of the Holy See etc Ia
dependence during the negotiations pending between the Go,rn.
mrns Of France aud Italy or the Liquidation OF the Paps State s
His Holiness. Pope Plus N BY Fortified Act Of the h Of A
1866 decei the emission BY b,cpon Of the offered 70
the public.
Although former loans commanded nearly His Holiness
condition matters
pose upon those willing as,', him in 'Urmounns bic
present embamen well as 10 present indleements
capital decided TO issue this loan sixty 100 dollars sold
fol he one hundred dol ST gold bond
The Bond paysbe bearer 500 100 godl each
gold tie coupons ysys
emnnua on tue let OF Ap and the lot OF ooeI IN is %
Phiadrphis aud wOeans
The being 30 sold will more than 4
cent? nteres, OIL the investment.
$1,000 win be snnu,iy appropriated for The p1rcls
OF Bonds The OF tho- cancelled wi bs
applied TO the further reduction Of the debt
II believed that this loan will commend itself % capitalists
ally and undoubtedly will al good Catholics having Ls.ts
desire that his Holiness never addresses himself 10 ueH
vain.
present security than gaarsn.d
PLEDGED faith q State which has always pJbessy
nlhllrd every eusag-u elt Of is Ponhcsl Head
Subscriptions and Coupons paid the following bsLe
MsSrs EDWARD BLOUNT L Co Par. France.
Hessr. DUNCAN, SHEhMANA Co.. Nas,ilst, corner fas
Newlork.
M.sTs. DREXEL Co, No "A South Ihi,ist, Philadelphia
Mrssrs New. Orleans . =.
Subscriptions also received by ML JOHN B. MURRAY N"
Nssssust., New.ioik
Mr. Robert Murphy being the Of introdactei, sus
from tie Ayostoc Suuco Pa Zee ailo1ei 10 coma &c
most earnestly the objects Of his mission 10 the Kew NeJ @h@ ~
Given at NswYOrl. hi. a3l DAY Of june. a D. 1850
The venerable Catholic Clergy throughout the United States se
the C4nadss expedite this good work. VIII PIE 50 receive nv
thereof forward the by Di %
Express Central Office the Banking lioue Messr -n
Jees ri d which Bonds viii be immeaey transmitted i.
RoBsks MuRPBI. AscL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27
THURSDAY, July 2G-p. NJ.

HHNEs'HhEI VHIl VI
Gold hs been very steady opening at li9! selling at
l5O and closing at l49a.
Government Bonds all stronger and in active dc.
nnhd Improving prices The 7.3Os were most active
and closed strong at quotations The miscellaneous share
lst wal more active on Mariposa Preferred which ad.
yancedto 26l closing at &c bid Western Union Tee.
graph vas higher and sold at S. Tho Railway share list
was s'ong Enc being tho only exception and all tho
divided shares were in good demand. Michigan Central
sold llOI. Cleveland and Toledo. III: Reading
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ybe Paris Exhibition.
PROCLAMATION PROM GOVERNOR FENToS.
Governor Fenton has issued the following procla-
,otiou In roforsr,e IN he ParN Exhibition.

Governor Fenton has issued the following procla-
nation in reference to the Pars Exhibitions
STATE OF Nrw.YoaK. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT J
1.-THE Congress Of the United States by Of jont
solution Senate and House OF Representatives. APP
Coyed tho 9Th Inst 20 enable the ueo 10 81 he Nnel Ses
participate In the ADVANTAGES of the Universal Exhibition
tho productions of agriculture manufactures snd ne mao
hts to be bel Pa4 in 1867 have provided o. f,lowsi
eebv reGuested invite the patriotic people OF their respect
assist Ia Oh" proper repressntaoh OF ts hi
rk ~ onr artisans aud the prolific sources Of eri Webh
nth which land Is blessed and u take snch lufte e
r.. "A NAV be Necessary Cuse knowleige ~ the pro
oqel exhibition and their respective states tho
advantages which it piomto@' 80
n ~ said resolution respectfully invite the czens If tho
tate ava them Of o. opportunity TO give due proni
to the products Of American industry 9nd ar Area Of
er tory wealth resources extensive ana varied hnlr'e-
and iut-ouce o population have gwen toNe" lok
importance and individuality of nation These consider
tons alone doubt not VIII uduce spirit oi plle ana en-
an IN te mart Of orr c, gene % suitably participate IN
arrr0acing display ~ the results ~ the labor and genus
the world We h4vo recently passed through war OF
rea trials aud great success Displaying under the seyert
tlci readiness for m demands aud capacity Tor
ppuar Institutions which have challenged the admiration OF
aukiad more fitting opportunity conh not wen D. 9eteu
showing regrd for the ways OF peace ana OF demon
rating that trumpas the peaceful uplsDi
llr and commerce. lrc.nting a. tbs universal exhibition
excellence II industrial SIT and the evidence OF our IN
II cent entsrnrse shall sdl 20 the impression conveyed
la es The character ard constitutes real greatness Of
peols Such object VII surely Increase the just measure
-FOUR pride aud stimulate our highest ambition.
In adi ion 20 the liberal provisions Of the General Gov
rument WIKI view 20 secure to the contributors from tnls
Rate fl representative character have made arfange'
h,nfs by special AGENTS the part Of the state for assist
ami information 20 our producers and inventors ana 70
the articles furnished proper arrangement and diy;
shi 1rents may made NJ the expense a the General
soyeracn through j. e. Derby esq the general agent No
% Plrk row, y, w-iolk CITY ,,,-,.,
Enterprise spirit OF tho people VI New Y2rk val meet
/ nj a hearty agd no raj response. r. L. TESTos."
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n. Y. Wholesale Prices OF Country Produce.

Expressly Tor Tns N. v TRBuSH BY own RePorsrl ,
Tie following the current rates Of articles good conii
ton sold by commission houses At wholesale. shippers
receive TO 10 y cent less deducted for commissions beside
freight and other charges Parties receiving produce 70 SELL
often with the request that nme lae returns be made canno;
always obtain the prices which transient buyers
Our figures intended for the farmer than the
chant and prefer not TO disappoint - giving the outs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27

was strong Of llO;; Hudson River neglected,
Fort Wayne advanced 10 l0ll an improvement Of
per cent; Rock Island 90. The balance Of the
list was firm at quotations and the market closed active
and strong at quotations. Ohio and Mississippi 2S 928l
Canton Co., 52,a52l, Boston Water Power. 81 as;
Cumberland Preferred, 1916; Quicksilver 1921 ;
Mariposa, III qlli; Preferred 2602Gi Western Union
Telegraph, So. 1864; New-York Central, lOiialO4ti
Erie 6il a6i5; Preferred 75975; Hudson River, ny
1874; Reading llCt GlOi; Michigan Central, lO9i llV
Michigan Southern AMI Northern Indiana S3Ss3l; ILL.,
nois Central 49, ll9l Cleveland and Pittsburgh, eii
ass; Cleveland and Toledo iii 9lllii Rock lsiand
975a93; Northwestern, 3ii d3lfi PTeered' oi4@o0i
Fort Wayne and Chicago, l0l4GlOll.
Money continues to be freely offered at las per ceht 10
brokers' and the tendency is to still greater ease
Foreign Exchange is dull. The following are tie cur
rent quotations. London prime bankers, 90 days, lVot
0lO9 London, primo bankers, sight, lO9i liOi Lon
don, prime commercial lO7 0lOSi Paris, bankers, long
jl5a5l3I; Paris bankers short, 5l4 d5lOi Antwerp
5.I6i G5l5; Swiss, 5.l6l Q5.l5i Hamburg, 3'4i An
steriam, A & Bremen, 19a7s4; Berlin 73l04
The by telegraph the managers Of the Maposa
Company to the effect that the workings Of now pro-
cess AT Bear Valley Of the tangs of the Josephine mine
gives even greater results than the original working Of
the rock itself The rock yielded from $40 to s2 per tun
the anes of the same rock yielded from SS to go per
n showing tia, the working hitherto has been very de-
ecye and that ne1peence has been the cause Of the
loss of gold hitherto sustained. In a word il shows the
important fact that tho gold is there and that the new
process viii save IL The test applied to the oiher
Mariposa mines gives equally favorable results.
NeiPs cotton circular OF July ~ reports the total re-
cepts at all ports from the eud Of the war to the latest
mail dates at 2 900 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27

tho frs, in lcf IN font viii at open IRE quickly f9
loUcd by the other company which will shtt al we
donble-quick All the shifting companies VII move al
tIe dou quick to head the other compar Of theI 70,
spective divisions .-,t.h
This rough demonstration - the new sys'om. when
would be important n action, as IL IaeaLes Ia u OiN"
tiou OF lines cshhOA e0Hfasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27
Tho following are tie weekly aggregates Of the Boston
Lanks conrared with those OF the previous report:
d. c. q r. II. FISK,
DEALERS IN UNITED STATES SECURITIES

Under 'he Fourih National Bank
Buy ASD SELL AT MARKET RATES,
I-NITFD STATES - OF lr-l.
T,TFD SrAfEs $50 BoNDs.
Uyurp STATES 1910 PONDS
TytrED SLABS &, 80 TREASURY NOTES.
Tyurn STATS COMPOUND lSIERRsr NOTES ard
All grugH UNITED STATES SECUKuuEs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27
FRUIrs AND BERRIES.

Tuesaav the 2ith sew rush If baek0ries oua efins
wav In prices The market broke down nearly onehah Law"
ton berries selling the afternoon TO preserve men al 20 &c
per quart They bringing. generally 2OG pc le.is'
though few sold fr this morning. Who'DIles 700,
have had heavy fall and canning men ha'e come
g. this morning mostly In quart boxes far berries sS
ing in bnk this afternoon 81 D. snd some poor were
an IN 20 Apules and pears common at are plenty lew
Delaware and Maryland peaches have been received sve
which sod AS high s. per craze. 81 per basket 40
Sweet Bough aud Early Harvest apples VIII oIhg S"i"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27

Business today opened very qu.et. Oar wholesale mer
chants are doing rather than is usual 40 Is season
the year but tie grain trade comparatively dull me lew
ros are in z ry1rd state and the shipping an1 speculative
demand light except Tor which remains active ana
10 monetary circles there is very NIUE uoVelea,
marie, easy Prime paper accepted freely at 10 per cent
per annam but secJldatc paper discounted on inc set
= an uf cent Per month Tie bankers have expressed an
unnguess 10 advance the oh crop Of wheat and the
has check the speculative movement Listeh eh
h,nae Is IN active demand and the market firm Ut par,
blyng aud 40 premium selling Round lots boweyer are
r active demand among bankers at premium 81 tte Per
osnd Tie supply Of exchange is present much lighter
tnAn the demand VI our bankers nave ~ express
currency ~ New.York daily to meet their drafts
The following statement Of coal transported On the
Delaware and HUDSON Canal, for the week ending July
a. 1866:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27

Tkese are quiet st low prices for all eIcep. pine We


there is very little change butter with weak ieelps
pervadng the market IL takes good line Of Western Re.
seISs 70 hgg &c. though 3c is occasionally reached and
sor eboa 5oe a. a. Buyers generally get good Wese,n
. t asr Fery Ls State viii above SC saws
Ile river paw Trade !, quiet with spprecIabe outlet
Low srade western Is ping tie market
will first give way on this followed by better grade Deal
not anticipating much change for few when
the Fall receipts coming 10 freely erexpeeed eance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27

" ENGINEERS &'C0NSULTING CHEMISTS No 240 Pesrlst,
NYad Central City Colorado Assays OF Gold and Silver Ansyses
Minerals Furnace products, Soda Ash &c Special
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27

Receipts OF Produce.
July 2sl3 597 bb Flour 400 bbs Whisky SEQ ees Cora
Meal 10 40 bush Wheat 33 s9l bush Corn 1870 bush.
Oats - pkgs Ashes IS pkes Beef III bhs PORK 20 Ik
Cut Meats so pkgs Lard, 23fe bbls. Petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27


peconts are IN keepino with the demand and prices
changed Some lots arriving from Norfolk western arc
selling at % a27c at the mark and good state o. &c
quote: , -. ~, IN
New-Jerscy and Pennsylvania fresh. p doz = a W
State rood marks ...-.....--.~g ~
Western. and Canada Y doz, good oraer y az
EgoO Dan ~ bus observation-disclosures ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27
Tie Chicago TrlJune Of Tuesday says.

Stock on hand NJ ali morris about 400 900 bales This includes
IS 900 bales added for unknown AZ Southern tables
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27
CHEESE.

FHETHFs
With further decline in Europe shippers not snSous
bnvers to-day Prices unchanged here choice Factory
bringing l9c; in instances fancy cheese ahe more
Cannon heated and skinned cheese are selling very slowly
Dealers eomp the very little good farm DAIRY cheese bow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27
financial.

CITY OF QUINCY, ILLINOIS, BoNDs.-Hod'
Of said Bonds exchange them for NEW BONDS witch
pays like State Bcnd. Address call o. C. SKINNER
Quincy H. for 30 days the office of Kiete Pierce, No 10
Broadst, New-York July q, ises-
BANNING OFYIcs wiNsLow, LAsiER Co. No. 50 WAIL}
NETWORK. iuy 10 1895
HOLDERS of the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
i OF the INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY, falling
the lot NOVEMBER reqaeiSto finnish
before the 10th day OF AUGUST proImo with ihsJ sjc'e
WlNSLOW LANIER 4 Co.