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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-06-27

Adyices from Mexico TO the 18th an
nounce another brilliant victory to the
liberals. On the 10th Gen. EscObedo, at
the head of 1000 liberal troops. attacked IL
wagon train heavily laden with mercian-
iizc. valued at S2,OOO,0OO, guarded by
1000 impcrialists, which he captured after
short fl ht. The imperial loss was 500
killed and wounded and 500 prisoners, be-
sides IA pieces of artillery. Matamoras is
still closely bosieged, and its capture is
considered certain. -. The bill relating to
the establishment Of an arsenal ind bridge
At Rock Island, ILL.,, has passed both hous-
es and now awaits the signature ofthe
president. 49,. The revolutionists of st. Do
minSo are said to have been successful
President Baes has fed to st. Thomas. 80.
A skirmish occurred ON Friday evening
last between Fenian accommodating par
tv and an outpost of British troops. The
Fcnians retreated across the line. go. "A mo-
sion has passed the Canadian parliament
demanding Of our government indemnity
for the expenses incurred during the late
Fcnian troubles. ....Sec. Stanton has been
very i'll but is now recovering. Chief
Justice Chase is said to be opposed to the
bill for funding the public debt in long
term bonds.
No report has yet been made by the
committee on foreign affairs relative to the
repeal of the neutrality laws, but it is un-
tlcrstood that when the report is made it
will be favorable to the Fcnians. Up to
the 18th the reform bill still occupied the
attention of the English parliament
France, it is said, has declared her inten-
ton to observe a strict neutrality in the
Austrio-Prussian difficulty. The day for
the setting of the diet has not been settled.
The Prussians now occupy Altoona Bran,-
stadt, lIordst and Itzhev, in Holland, the
Austrian troops Withdrawing to their own
territory. Count Mensdorf has sent note
to Count Nosalyi protesting against the
entry of the Prussians into Holstein, and
declaring it a violation of the Gastein con-
ycntion. Prussia has determined to pre-
vent the meeting of the Holstein states.--
The emperor of Austria has started for the
headquarters of the army of the north.
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New ADs.-Will people read our new
and interesting Advertisements, or will
they 60 it blind and pay no attention to
those who are liberal enough to invite them
to trade with them? The. man who don't
read the Advertisements in newspaper
don't know his own Interests.
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Clayton Items.

Clayton Items.
Plenty of teams in town loaded with
produce..... Some new buildings going up;
Messrs. Taaka, j. b. Guinzius and j. A.
Brown are building some nice, large Dry
Goods stores..... Mr.. +. Weston, after
hearing a temperance lecture few Sundays
ago concluded to sell out his grocery, and
is now in the dry goods business; beer and
whisky gone up there. MIR. Strachoff
has opened tailor shop in Bakers brick,
he keeps a general assortment of clothing.
......A few days ago some rascals broke
several locks and stole a skiff from Mr..
Kleinhanse. X. followed them to Dubuque,
and with the assistance of Marshal Davis
of that city, captured them; they confess
ed; were put in irons, taken on board the
Itasca and arrived here on the 10Th. They
are now lodged safely in Garnavillo Jail
till next court; their names are Tom Cor
don and james Brunson.. MIR. IL. Spell
man has returned home from Nebraska,
where he has been prospecting. Judge
Murdoch arrived here by steamboat from
his lead mines near Buenivcsta. lie says
that he has splendid strike. Good for
Sam. Miss Mary Dc. Lorimcr took pas
sage on board Of the Jennie Baldwin for Du-
buque, at which place she intends spending
| a share Of the summer. ."Gib" Douglass
is still the same; always looking after the
stave factory and young ladies. The HGov-
ernor'' seemsito admire any business that
leads to the contemplation of hoops'......
Steamers arc plenty; some at the landing
most all the time. Miss Mary Grinnell, late
aninstructress at McGregor, is now engaged
in teaching near our little city; she is a
young lady of fine qualification. >. The
students OF this place attending Briggs
University arrived in town on Friday even
ing..... MIR. Lord S team took fright while
at the Mill on Saturday Odd and ran; broke
the, wagon considerably, no one hurt
much. a .s7 eaa+ 7. Il.
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DEFERRED.-We have valuable Prose and
Poetic communications which will receive
due attention shortly. If our correspon-
dents get out of patience with the delay of
publication they win send for their manu-
scripts, get a triae angry and go their
way rs folks did in years of old.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-06-27

Go to Jones & SCOTS Temple of Music
for musical instruments, sheet music and
all goods in that line. They have full
stock carefully selected by experienced
musicians and are always kind in their
treatment of customers. H IS &,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-06-27

There will be meeting of the Democrats and Con-
rervative party at McGREGOR, JULY 2, 1885, at P
NJ for the purpose OF appointing delegates to State
Convention at DessIones. July 1lih, for the nomna-
ton Of State Officers ##t rs
Let every Township be represented by one delegate
for every for Thos H. Benton for Cover
nor a the election in 1863 d. BACGI
Chairman of County Committee.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-06-27

Read Louis IIirshfeld's advertisement
and then 90 and examine his stock OF
clothing and piece goods. lie is selling
cheap. atp
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McGregor, June Doth, 1866.

IssuRANcE.-G. r. McLaury wants it
well understood that he is the Local A gent
for $. the old and reliable n, Y. Life
Insurance Co. George does not pretend to
sare life, but lie desires to put the people
in shape to be properly buried without put
ting their friends to expense.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-06-27

FoUND.-Mr. L. s. Cary picked up on
Sunday, at North McGregor, a large brass
Store Key which he hands us for delivery
to the owner. FartJ sf
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Correction.

Correction. t
We make statements always on what we
esteem sound authority except, of course,
that sort of newspaper nonsense which any
one can see is meant for good-natured
froth--equ:yalent merely to the foam that
want to be regarded truthful, both with
tongue and pen, and should remark get
into our paper bearing unjustly upon a
contemporary, an opponent, a friend or any
other man, we are ready to give authority
for its publication and do the ame,,de to the
injured. This comfy is proffercd, not to
men who are un-appreciativc of the cour-
tesy which is current among gentlemen,
hat to those who are slow to think that a
rivalry in politics or in business interests
necessarily carries with itan indulgence in
slang. When our bread and butter is
earned by initiating personal charges
against those who differ with us, we will
do without that favorite food of childhood,
and live on paw-paws, may-applcs, plums,
: lecnsts and wild honey small fishes
the latter caught with a pin hook at that.
Some time since, we published in our
"Honie Items statement that GRAVES had
a mortgage on the Dubuque Times Office,
and that as Graves was johnson man he
proposed to foreclose unless GILBERT, the
Times Editor, showed less ''color' in no
iitical discussions. The Tri-Weekly came
to us in exchange for our weekly. Me
chanically it is well got up; financially it
does us a favor politically it is too malig-
nant for our taste and hence we do not
read its editorials closely. It's locals are
admirable. McCREERY we never met but
we know he writes with a sharp pen and
hence Ills half of the paper is always in
tcresting to us. 1t is told us that our Du-
buaue namesake--a younger paper than
ours and sold ut a less price by the week
recently referred to what we have above
related and called oar TINES "a low, OBJ
scure, scurrillous Sheet We beg to say
that our acquaintance with this papersince
such language ever was applied to tour
pet until FRANK GILBERT Esq. made the
discovery. In view of the bad character
of this n. l. TINES we request Mr.. L. &. to
retain our late ''exchangc," or send it to
some one who can, better appreciate its
beauties; the third page Of the organ of
shoddy and "loyalty'' we would like, but,
obscure as our paper is, we cannot ''swap'
iteven for a large. Tri-Weckly, conducted
by so talented a gent as Gilbert.
A Dubuque friend, and rs honorable a
man as that city ever harnessed up in
business gave us the Graves-Gilbert-in
formation. We published it, as a matter
of State news, sharpcned line or SO, per-
maps, sairst the radicalism which is ruin
sng what is left Of our once democratic, con-
stitntiona!, prosperous country. Our in
formant believed what he told us-we be-
icved him. That's all. va ~
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Rev. Mr.. Simmons of St. Joseph, Mich,
will preach at the Baptist Church on Sun
day next,
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We clip the following excellent notice of
our townsman, from the DEBORAH Register.
In speaking of "as good bindery and as
large ruling machine as can be found
anywhere in the west our contemporaries
designed to leave the immense facilities of
our large cities out of the comparison.
Mr.. II. does not fear any of them in work
manship nor does he aspire to rivalry in
the amount of mechanical material. When
the demand here is as great as it is in
Chicago and Milwaukee, the machinery,
hands, and all the means for more speedy
execution of large jobs, will be found in
Hoisington's Bindery, TINES BLOCK, Nc
Gregor, Iowa: 1893 ~
A Coon Observation-Disclosures is an add
cali the special attention Of all our bust
ness men, and every other person in this
section of country, for we are all interest
ed to certain extent, and that is the ex-
tensive bindery of j. M, Hoisington, Nc
Gregor, Iowa. The business men Of the
northern portion of the state have been in
the habit of sending to Chicago, Milwau-
kee, or Davenport for ruling, binding, &C.,
when it can be done at McGregor cheaper,
than ut either of the above named places.
For the information of great many who
seem not to be aware that there is such an
institution near them, we wish to say that
Mr.. Hoisington is an excellent workman,
has as good bindcry and as large rul-
ing machine as can be found anywhere in
the west, and is repaired to do all kinds of
work appertaining to a first-class bindery.
We know him well, and we know that all
work sent to him will be done promptly,
nicely, and as cheaply as by any man in
the west. We hope our people will give
Mr.. IL. trial, and make it point to
patronize home institutions, or so near
home rs nnssihle g. n
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ORIGINAL NOTICE,
NTATE OF IOWA, Clayton County. In District
- Court, Clayton County, Iowa. September FERN,
A. d. 1866
James MacGregor, Jr, against Jonathan Burgess and
Orilla Burgess
TO Jonathan Burgess and Orilla Burgess: You are
hereby notified that there is file in the Office
of the Clerk of the District Court of Clayton County,
you the foreclosure of mortgage, and a decree for
and that unless you appear and there
to- and Defend before of the second day of
term of the District Court of said County, be holden
on the second Monday of September 1865, default will
be entered against and judgment rendered there
prayed for in said petition. e..i ~.
JAMES MAcGRE(iOR, JI., Plaintiff.
BY JOHN L. SLOVENIAN, Atty.
April 49, 'G6. sos 4w
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ORIGINAL NOTICE,

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
CTATE OF IOWA Clayton County. In District
~ Court, Clayton County, Iowa. September Term
A. d. 1866 .''# i' "''
James MacGregor, Jr, against s. S. Thompson and T.
Thompson.
To 8. s. Thompson and 4. Thompson: You are here
by notified that there is cnsile in the office of the
Clerk of the District Court of Clayton County, Iowa.
foreclosure of mortgage, and decree thereon for
s. OOO and that unless you appear and answer there
to and defend Lefoye noon Of the second day ofnext
the second Monday of September 1866 default will
be entered against you and Judgment rendered thereon
US prayed in said petition.
JAMES M.cGREGOR, JR, Plaintiff.
by JOHN T. SLOVENIAN, Atty.
May 25th 1866. sos 4w
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NEW S TOR e.!
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

OAAA1A&vSAAA wv = 4~6s
CTATE OF IOWA, Clayton County. In District
" court. Clayton cannty. Iowa. September Term,
A. d. 1866.
James MacGregor, against j. W. Russell and Susan
Russell.
To j. w. Russell and Susan RUSSELL You are here
by notified that there is file in the office of the
Clerk of the District Court of Clayton County Iowa.
petition OF james McGregor Jr, claiming of you the
foreclosure of mortgage and decree for $3.50 CO. and
that unless yon appear and answer thereto and defend
trct Court of said County, to be holden the second
Monday of September 1906 default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered teI as prayed
said petition.
JAMES MAcGREGOR, JR, Plaintiff.
, by JOHN L. SroSEMAN, Atty.
April 25, 1866. sos 4w
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THE Lansing papers, and nearly all the
Alamakcc County men we meet arc fun
of the late County seat difficulty. They
talk iof nothing else,i scarcely. We have
no space for extended references to a ques-
ton which will be settled by Law and not
by, .recrimination. Impressions on the
public iaindr through tho influence of ca
porte newspaper articles will weigh moth
ing in the conrt where this matter has f.
n,lly to he settled such articles only fan
the fire of personal animosty between gem
tlemen heretofore friends and hence We
decline. participating in the fight. When
Hon. L. 6. Wrightand Judge Townsend
are as firm on one side as Hcmminway,
Camp, Shaw, Armstrong and Bates are on
the other we propose to wait an expression
OF opinion till other witnesses are sworn
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MrsnocI.-J u. Mnrloc!, ono Of the
best living trasedians, will give theatrical
and other readings at the Brick Church, on
Friday evening Of. this week. We expect
to see the Church filled with the intcllectu-
al portion of our citizens. People who do
not know what good reading is will do
wcu to. stay at home. dth i sa
The Beloit Free Press, in noticing Mr..
Murdoch, says: "While many of our
lo,ldest Union shontcrs were making MON
ey speculating out Of the war, Mr.. Muir
doch was devoting all his time and ener-
GIGS to giving entertainments for the bene-.
ct Of, soldiers widows and orphans, Give
him full house. dti i21nH begaf{af
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Resolrea, That it is the desire and ex-
pectation of this Company to have the
DEBORAH Branch completed at as early a
date as practicable after the main line is
completed from Counover to Austin, or
before that time, if the means can be pro-
vided and the iron secured at a reasonable
price. -'gss
Resolred, That the President of this
Company be requested to ascertain, at an
early day, what means, right of way,
swamp lands or other donations can be Sc
cure to aid in extending this Companys
Road west, through the counties of Chick
asaw, Floyd, Cerro Gordo and Howard,
and report the result to this Board.
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an interest in the Evans. Hon. w, b. al
lison favors us with valuable Public docu-
ments.. DIR. Swain, Of Chicago; John
Grinnell, Esq, of Clayton; Kimball, clerk
dover, N. H., tour former "Granite'' cor
respondent and many others called to see
us last week.. Bisbee q Lewis have the
incest kind of a refreshment room on the
acknowledgements, cigars, ice cream
and other good things can be had on call
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NIcGre COr Western Railway,

McGregor Western Railway.
The Secretary of this rapidly-bocoming-
important line of travel and transportation
hands us the following:
We omit the headings of the note and
call attention to the fact that DEBORAH will
yet be assisted to an iron communication
with the East. The wonderful fertility of
the country west and northwest of us will
soon compel the landed interests to see to
the construction Of quicker and more whole
sale means of shipments than teams can
supply, while the richness of the produce
yield will inutc the selfshness of Capital
to drive their iron horses into every coun-
ty. In thinking of this we. are reminded
of a little expression which was attributed
to Toussaint L'Overture of st. Domingo
At the time the French (many years ago.
were "supprossing' the mixcd-blood gov
ernment of Toussaint, it was told him by
his counsellors that the French embargo of
all his ports would ruin their commerce and
bankrupt them. To this the mulatto gen.
Jus replied: "Never fear, I tell you sup
pose you hang Won bag of coffee in hell de
Yankee privateer will come and take him
down. We do not think that modern
Capital-Enterprise, it is politely called
will go quite so far for trade as the place
named by the Domingo chief, but it is one
of the ccrtainties of commerce that an i'm
mensc production of the necessaries of life
will force Already introduction of the means
to distribute it to other districts. Settle
the conntry--improvo tho land Of this
great west and YOU need not fear that Cap
ital will neglect you. 'a1 81.
".At the Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders ofthe McGregor w. Ry., the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected Directors
for the ensuing year: VIM. NJ. Parker, O..
w. Ashley, j. G. Garner, II. II. Body,
and j. NJ. Burke of New York, Geo.
Green and VIM. Green of Cedar Rapids,
John Lawler, Prairie du Dhien and VIM.
B. Ogden of Chicago. ain .a..-2
Gsu at lib. WHIrEHoUsE, Sec'y.
The enclosed resolutions were passed ut
a meeting Of the Board of Directors held
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
roar on EEw-soaK.


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sssra.Lir Aisgcs.s, Williams. Mosslo. snah DuEalns
sts,r.tg Johs 4. Thsm2soo Misaghn BsirnsEe, wb'sp
stelasiap F.irbs - uursr Boston. ". P. cye.
i.sT iS N@a Bs.esi Saw snss maTrs f.rrs
stesnshp &. W Lord nsId Williamson n c. G. 0"Sd.F<sA
seansbip q G. Lecry. s',1lion. Boston. W. ?. Clyde.
s-sn.bp N.psne Baker Boston Sep.ane stosnsb SGPAay
sls ssg l.H''"a ''''' i''' ''''''''+ -
Bsri taon (Er Bi,re. b!sssI and Malls, y snslAc
Theme (BnL III iuet aarssiass via Baltimore bsSnns
big Lspwiae tBs Cgemor, PeranbaoO snd Bahia wAss'
Oziye a..e,c
Brs Orgsr Ada tNos., Chansen, Corr for o'ds' Fnss'
Rs Es'S.s 81 fe,s,.oa Den ezra Jones LOush
BIZ San Pictro pIa.l. Lssro. Malta 4: r. Agrssts
sds naaa tsSl Tst'. 81 Joins n q. I ssyi9. sea
BRIG snssn (Bnl. smart h.rtor Grsce Greene CUnic
Brg Msra Wheeler Wheeler Charleston. " l. MCeady Co
Aphis whrs Hntehih'oH wilmington, Aurf's '"fs
sslr c7.r Hammond Boston, Baker Dayton.
sSs n5s of MFa New IsadSa woodTas RoSs,s
sioop Mary Gray, Lua, Uncasvl.e. .
sosp Ibous. Rsnsom, Barley, Ne's,ltayn " n hsehet
s,op lisrnsil An, kns. saybrool' o. Il. Racket
ARRIVED.
Barb wsya of Sunderland King shiss. y es,. -s
Barclay Ivnsston From Oct V 70 me sets Dad ess.g
Of small vessel with 'kyat attached sPpa
M. iSei seurra.s 5f c.iue Mel sm. Cow b, Days.
viii ssosI,o IL w Loud Co.
rs Ia I've, oi Si6cy Cow BSyl LOrway Cow Bay ss'y'
Brg Abby Tha:er Lsn, Bangor with lumber TO H. W. Lse5
Biz Af.rs.t. BI Rutherford DoFchoer n d.s' "ia
schr. p. ~ u.wlEs. Wyatt chsrles'on
SeIr j. 4. ma loci CTovEen Sew.liaVen.
selI. Ari9s,on, Ds'sy. s say.nsnsh.
Schr. Lucy Anes. FLANDERS, ROckland, lime.
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sTI1. o, sIs. fosx. BASE p[ynss1i.EsT, !
Dlpi0eno Notices.

Oyrcr or rHE Eyw.YoEE AtLgesIsI on CcsrAsr
.. No - IsEYTrFr, NrW.fOHK Nos. ;, 1874. ,
A REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of TEN
~ PR CENT o hs eaph stock % , Company hsS been
20 WILLIAM II. RID. Heerctsy.
V'HE TRUSTEES of the TARR FARM PETRO.
II IFIM COMPANY ave declared . dividend II ONL PR
CENT parable tL ohe1. No 10 Pinesl On e ish as The
b,oks vi b. 10. from 18TH 10 18Th ilsi, inc ltls
''''' va y j. p. nOGARrH. se-rssry.
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:, po,x ~ 7ur srRErr AT MoRRrsAstA.-

On last saturday afternoon about o'clock young SRI
named Sarah Brown sbo; years ofege, gave orth 70 hne
,st ~ Colleoe.aye near Ootagost She had been for
@ liv,ne with family a. Hartford named hefTing anu
sv som their door when they found hst she was ABBOTT
W ~ otngne,l She embarked on The New:haym Ehpress
Nom York but size had tu len tie tranat Mott Haven
,Sr She then prooeeiel 10 house and VAS refused admit
stoula being Immediately notified had her conveyed to-
~ ysldToe Of MrG Brown foot q Beisonst, Morn sanis
Wy ~ resiyed with her child tho best and attention
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professional Notices

nR KING No. I26 Ninth-st near Broadway, cures
al Female Diseases, Consumption Ed Rhoomat.m. when all
oth~sa bn Consolation FREQ. Oh0 opened from TO
Cure guaranteed. :.
HYGEIO-THERAPY.- 4. TRAIL, 81. d., may
be- consulted CoIrg. Rooms No. 81 Sixth on II
10 sud 9cock p Medical srldeuts requested 10 call
FOL tteir tickets during ofi,s hour. -
NERVOUS DEBILITY and an other Special hi!
eto Male Tenth Enlarged Edition JUST
PUBLISHED. Ny g. HAMMOND 81 d. formerly proiossof d
and the Medical Cossc " r.
rfce 81 20 WkRGER, SO. Neseys,f GODFREY. No 6S
Broadway MACTARLASD Twenty thds,. and Broldwsyj OF
Author No East Fnydst between Second eAd Ihiid
ays4. fom to O'Clock, and TO 9 o'clock cyoninF-
THE EGYPTIAN PILE HERB will effect
SPEEDY sad pcmsran, cus tho PILES, Of wbov fun nd
at ,1y s,a-e the only positive. universal fing cure
Lnowu o. wiz prosle sufficient qoandi, che most 0b't
3 ,,s sa,s. Money refunded In ~ Of fillrs
obtained es aros application BY Lester Or IN Pef'ou 70
THOMAS l.. cAsTLEroN.
No i5l Amiy.,.. N-v.YorS.
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Nru rrnnr-on and agter pecemher !. s feny.

prt y which will connect with tho cars 70 Jersey CITY
FERRY Tho boat IS owned by George w. Ford Tho isfe
dnrig the DAY until o'clock p m VIM be Scents daag tes
evening It win be eens 1t ALL be a,oat accommodation ~
Staten Islanders many OF them wishing 20 fnh psFs "
.anssIne,t 10 ths CITY sd return lhe same eyenns
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Tie poultry n,1ket IS 10 difficult site 70 report jrt nog
50 variable is he quality 81 tlt coming forward Asuin u
scarcely sells nike fof days an sucycion Tho ma se
was completely eLted c ln p oi H.i week ard lots 81
making ID risky e. hold them Tho weather s. nov coo
and Jresh pOuy doing better. there Is sl lrro guam
ty q. soft Oh lie market snu,e % lt entirely taoot " IL
quite 100 early n the % send poultry ny slow freight j.
should an come by express until 'eiid cool weather some
boes have been ece m euc ZOO order thar ily had 20
DO sold very loB. fhc derond almost wholly upon
dressed 20 lint the live a. which heIe large ions ~ fowls
and cLioke do not 81 Some large as very L'r Bgahma
sIe holding % go Ter pair We quotes
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alGrble Alantels

NJARBIEIZE SLATE MANTELs-Superior in
w appesYanee duabe half the Price OF marble IL D.
sTEwARr No 605 sEtbaye.bei ssh = ssslsis.
MARBLE MANTELS.--The best place IN the city
vi 10 purchase MARBLE MANrELS Oh latest dssns very
low prieo Il A. KLABER harbs WORKS No 10y fs Ie.n
syo, NJ Y haniss pat up IN the county "a. W.. o
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Sapinss BauKs.

NEW-YORk SAVINGS BANK, Eighth.aye., cor
~ per Of Ponrtrsutlst. SIX PR CENT INTEREST PRE-
OF TAx Dspois before Dec win draw Interest iron