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n original v sfNrz -fades ard gentlemen eh,aln
a. ~ nbf e. - asrss.ins ns,s 3 a,s ~; g,,s
stsnnS Isf~s wal,st appn W Mrs. xlny f0u VII 10
dealt with Subtraction. Remember ~ sfr,h
EEyTLEsEs-I WILL BUY Any oasSTSrY or
VI New ard Left 90 Clothing for The rstsrb
cat 81 the store or ad6rsss RIOS D. c0NROY am zeal
D~twesa Censr- Asd Chatham.
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no CONTRACTORS.

no CONTRACTORS.
4 Wv CasA.s Conn, Nor. ~ f-sS
Proposals wl BE- received - sew Canaan untii Wstne.
day eHisr 8 for the gfAdlu4 Aud about
eight and half mile. ~ the s.w Canaan Haroad from
STANFORD ~ ses Csgtaa
* CovsroCK. Chairman Fr.-u.ivs comnir.e
FBwlFn y soRra. Rhgn.er.
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AfFiCE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
" New York Nov. 10, IsN

OFFICE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
" New York. Nov ~, s,S
NOTICE 70 STOCKHOLDERS
Notice 10 bsrcv that the Board OF Dfrctors having
Increased the capital Of npany pursuant
act OF Nav J. 1861 An 0pOo0 which Jl0oU shares
main 10 be ssued have &1vp0J in -ash out Of
tho pros OF the company for the e1gencie- Of tho business
snd have declared instead thereof he holding
stock on tho books OF this at the closing Of
transfer books tuesday November iSS ~ o'clock
NJ dividend Of such 30 00O shares ot the soc Of this
conapy a fun raid stock being share Of ns~ stock TO
every three shares Of existing stock,
The wii be ready FOR delivery and after
"Wednesday. January lSs7 the onlce or the company
BHolars entitled 10 fractions in the above dividend
VIII receive memorandum Tor the fractions to which they
may ee entitled interest dvia.nd for which
fractions whsn sufficient tbc
Of stock will he Issued
by oidrr Of the Board OF Directors.
THEODORE r. JOHNSON, Secretary
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T,sE hall SEASON.

7 IsD@ry BLUES BALfs-FOrRrETsrW sEASo@.
La frrins Hsli, @edneaiay Ds~~wber W. tTH Tetsts
81 By and the thesr iiese, onos
lle aBa ~ Hr0adwav
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SPECIAL N0yrICEs.

SPECIAL NyriCEs.
pRIcKLAYERs P. r. uNIoy-rHE MEMBERS or THE
- above named union are qussted 70 attend the fluss
residence sa2 Vest twenty sI,h street oe"sk this
day. JOHN kETTLEAAN, President
by the officers Of ~ Customs Tor supposed back ma
date ad snoun g 70 the secTssr 20 %
agrees with the amount received by the government.
CARRYowEN MusaErEERs.
~ An those members Of the above named Company who
respectui Informed the line Of march win be formed
ais y precisely, from he drl room. Masonic Hail. ia
An further ia,sr%.ion be had NJ John 4 Nc
wniias JAM LsT o's s'' = '' aver T. MARTIN Captain.
OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP
-sy order Of The board Of pirec,ors notice hereby
owen that In con % q The election appointed TO h.v
held pursuant TO such appointment election Of nine
succeeanS election vii 10 Ssd 4. the oee Of the
a s !. ss. . Of IN s 81 osn
TINS, Company w be eossd from Ii. ioh q The ish q
January 1907 The polls T A If
CrEcAL-rnE. KNIGHTS or sr. rArEICK-TnE
= members Of the Knights OF 81 Patrick ore mos. re-
ne,t quarterly meeting which viii be bsd Al head quarters
az S Seoe h c On IT,
PxrEa r. GREEN Corresponding Secretary.
THE NEW YORK CATHOLIC SOCIETIES UNION. :
The first meeting of the hose association will be held
al Association Hall ~ Eighth avenue. Monday, Sove'n
ALFRED sUrrMAN Secretary pro ten.
LOAN OFFICES.
Ar M1MoNEy LLBERALLy ApyaNcED on Ola s
"A k0NDS WATCHES, JEWELRy, &c, OR THE
SANE BOUGHT At THE HIGHksr RATES. ALSO
PAwNBROKERs TICKETS BOUGHT FOR DIAMONDS
WATCHES JEwElHY &C. at Bleecker street, up stairs
ATYo. WEST TwESTyTHIRD STREET, FIFTH
IA Avenue Hote) the highest price paid for Diamonds
Watches Jewery and articles Of value advances made
the same. Open froIa "a. " toef. "
A + 2i2 BROADWAY, KNOX BUILDING
n DIAMONDS, WATCHES, PRECIOUS STONES, &C.
THIS OLD ESTABLISHED OFFICE
PAYS THE UTMOST VALUE FOR DIAMOND JEWELRf
OPTICAL INsTItU MENrS. &c, A..
~ R.-DIAMokDS, WATCHES, Ac., FOR SALE.
OFFICE HOURS PROM 10 A. NJ. TO Y. NJ.
J. II. BARRIS1ER 2l2 broadway, room No g.
DAwSBRoKERs' TICKETS PURCHASED or Ola :
made the bought tho highest
prices. at 1856 Grand street, Mulberry
DAwNBRoKER's TICKETS PUECHAsED--oF Ola.
j monds, Watches Jewelry. silks, Clothing &c. or the
bought for oash, at the old stand 10 Bowery hrst
moor, front ROOM up stairs
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DRICKLAYERs p. n. uNI0v-rHE MEMBERS or TIL
I'D above named union are vqnese 10 attend the fnuefs
their late brother memer DAY. from hts lat
residence, S2 West rwenvsIi street At o'clock TN
day. JOHN kETTLEMAN, President
Bio MATHEWS.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc,

n TROTTING HORSES FOR SALE-PRfCF 81 900 TO
u $1,000 They are young sound and handsome. Can be
until SOLD ut l3 Twenty seventh Street east OF Third
avenue, New York.
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MARBLE mAsTELs.

rs.pprttzED SLATE MlNfEias--stPERt 0R IN
nj s,resn,B~a more durable EsN the rric- o. marble
sfCwl RI f0s siIth Os~cen thirty attn and
Thir,y sisth s,Aees
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NEW YORK, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25 1856
FINANCIAL.


y A LADY sEGs THE LoAx~oF $50; PoR a FEW
weeks: can gvs valuable farni,s,s pictures as secur
valuable Paintings by OF the 1st artists the cl
Address Worker, box l7s Herald Office.
n SCHMIDT co, rs CHAMBERS STREET.
" European Bankags and Oldest established Parcel En-
press u Germany SIGHT Drafts issued ap cities Of Eu
rope Holiday Presehts for Germany must he delivered 10
as before the let M December
MONEY TO LOAN AT SEVEN PER CENT ~ LARGE
ln or small amounts, without delay bond aud
gaze On hrss class property Ia this city,
KING CO.,
No West Twenty. third street rfth Avenue Hotel
AFFrcE or PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ New York, Nov. lo, ls66
Noceis hereby given that the Board ~ Directors hsve
this dry declared dividend of 1--WE ~ the
earning OF the qrAr.r ending October a. PAYABLE a. ths
onice OF the Company o. Saturday DeceaberI.
The transfer will DO closed Tuesday November ~
a. o'clock ?. NJ. and reopened Monday, December
b. order Of the Board or Directors
THO r. JOHNSON, Secretary
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MILITARY.

yyyTyEsss ~ rHr WAR ~ isI7 Will. ASSEMBLE
~ ns nsrs~r ll0ass os,nsr y hru~yDs 500 NeresT
str.~ts ~ MonMar waf~nsfsr ~ fx@ astse& fs..
el.ely seistshs o. ~ yssr ~ ts@ srasiiou -
erk tfa0t~ ffos1 sb0re. Al tkss sss-i ~
.trs a ths ADD lkr~ng r~~f-rHey Ia
wei pnesr Ill ~ prsviasf PS~sss y tslf1~
yoa kxrsN ". RAYMOND Hrs teen.
Is..s n rEyrs adla,na, 40. D.tfv, casoa'l
H-sn tsss 80 .,stsf 40 g~utpu 80 ssn ~
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INSTRUCTION.

A BUSINESS EDUCATION. --TOwNsENDs CONNER
N cal Academy go Bowery Private instruction day and
evening IA bookkeeping Writing Commercial Arithmetic,
Reading spelling Grammar, Ac Apartments for ladies'.
No cIassea
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~sApHtE uAv-rre THE pEST PLACE ~ rffH
nj clly " rar5tAs. Marble nansis y We aies ds5st-
q very io- Prices. 10 y a hLhbkht Nsrs w.rn ~
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L.RgK srocR ov wfx awD wrc0wD H,sp
a fsweA so Ilstrsssa cnrhsea. ~ =.
Co.. gts@sl fAssss go ds~t 400 s.ts.es
styAMA.H 4 DfN&Ia
sefNsf n CkkN 49, fetss s@ssefa
A yiNg sArIn NpoD E'fsLlsED sHsars sAss
~ ~ hr~~a4*&ffsf So ss.s~pp~ Tstss tfNf tTFs@'
h~a H..ssf 800 feg .sls ~ Ns~sfT
4 Iyr0H srvsEs ~ gtssr cI.s~ @rasptnD
~ taAss* Tst&ss srNdr - - tfff Ne Nsrs
ss~tflf t~r*~asss fssAss set hsstx ftffe ~ -
NfefFH~sss ~ st~rsU<n fHAsf stA ~ &tt 49,
wssAas~fy. stssA.s y ~ 80. - ssS
ss~rrssts ~ish dsls 80. A. % 80 80 ss.s
sarst Ta,As% ~ - fr.fFt pN sPB VI
a1xN Msfs sss A. 4. So ssy~s 49, 1900 = - ~s"s
pWftAH ~ULi9wOth
~ . hs. tess-
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Bayard Taylor writing from the miners
village of Breckenridge out in the Rocky
Mountains describes thus primitive state Of
society:
In strolling up the street, after dinner,
discovered that the apparent flag OF truce at
hslf-mast was in reality . national ensign,
out Of which the mountain rains had washed
every particle Of color. The stars and stripes
were only to be distinguished by the seams.
There was comical cause of mourning: the
bully Of Breckenridge-a german grocer-had
been whipped, the day before, by the bully OF
Buffalo flats. The flagstaff is planted in
front of log court house. While WAS gaz>
ing upon the emblem of defeat and regret, |
noticed two individuals entering the build
ing One was middle-aged, and carried q
book under his arm he wore ..store clothes. !"
The other, a lively young fellow, and wore a
mustache, sporting flannel shirt. The lat>
| ter appeared on the balcony, in q moment,
| and proclaimed in loud voice:
30 yes! o yes! The Honorable Probate
| Court is now in session"
| Thereupon he withdrew. The announce
| meut produced no effect, for he Immediately
came forth again, and cried:
| 30 yes. o yes! The Honorable Probate
Court is now adjourned -
| | waited, to see the Honorable Probate
| Court come forth, with the book under hi.
arm but, instead Of that, the lively young
man made his appearance for the third time
with new announcement:
30 yes 0 yes! Tho Honorable Com
missoners' Court is now in session."
How many other Courts were represented
By these two individuals, am unable ID say
but the rapidiiy and ease with which the SEES,
sions were held gave me a cheerful impress
sion of the primitive simplicity and peace o
the population. To be sure the flag at half
mast limited of other customs; yet these ma,
not be incompatible with an idyllic state 0
society,"
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SUICIDE.
One More Unfortunste-sadS Suicide OF .
Chicago Weman-Chtsage Men MIXED
Up with the Anair.

ShcaEO W0mAA-ChteA4o men MAxsa
Up with the AFFAIR.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 9.
Mrs. J. G Erwin, of Chicago, committed
suicide, by taking strychnine. al the National
Hotel, Minneapolis, yesterday. The follow
ing letters we're found in her room:
"To the Proprietor
''lf you will send the amount Of your bill
to David Thomas, Postoffice drawer 6,ll4,
Chicago, he will pay it, and then send my
trunk to the same place. wish to be bu.
ried in the clothes have on, and with as lit
tie expense as possible. ANNIE"
minnie, father, brother, and sisters, for
give the rash act an about to commit and
Minnie, never let her know how mamms
died
'.If you pay my bill here at the First Ma
tional Hotel, you can then have my trunk.
Good bye all, and pray for your unhappy
child ASslE.f
The following note was also found:
There is no trouble, must leave, can
see you; go to New York"
There was also found the following. which
is supposed TO have been the answer.
Louis, farewell, you have broken my
heart. | flowed not wisely, but too we'll.
Now, good bye. ANNIE.
The last was addressed to Mr.. Louis Cohen,
drawer 6,24l, Chicago.
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e. Ii. Gruber i Co., Bankers, of Leaven-
They will not be able to pay over thirty cents on
the dollar
The new Hartford Accident Insurance Com
pany has laid an assessment of $40 per share on
its capital stock, to be paid by October 10TH
There are but four copper smelling work, in
the United States devoted exclusively thu, bu.-
mess, viz Boston. Mass Detroit, Mich; Port
age Lake, Lake Superior; Cleveland,
"A twentieth interest 10 the Eureka vc,a win.
near Grace Valley, Cal, was sold fev a.,,
since for $4,000. This n equal to $3.50 600 fou
the mine Inc company NAB. SO, 600 per an
mum.
o'"'a.'''n' Of Internal Revenue hal
u'''a'' 'ss. tao' 81 boots and shoes arc sabjec
to tax Of r.
per cent
sard cruft, ESQ, the oldest merchant il
on, died in that city on the 23d inst He VA
Tor many years engaged in the shipping basines',
and was widely known in mercantile circles. H
wss 20 years Of ago
---rhs Sewage zine, in Nevada City, yields .
IL rs4s Of over l.ooe tons Of orc per week, wort
nearly $50 per ton. The new body Of ore foam
| II the 9Th level is now about ten feet in width
and looks very promising.
1 IT il under.tood that the Directors Of the Kt
M Insurance Company of Hartford have voted t
pass tho ouarteriySoetober dividend. The losss
sustained ~ the Company for few months pal
have been quite heavy. 1t now tskes SICK, 900
make . three per CEN. dividend BY the RtnA
Absorbing to the industrial statistics jus
published By the Secretary Of the State It Aass,
chusstts, the annual Industrial produces d d
Comuopwealth nov snount to 45l7,oeo.ooo. ]
1885, the time Of the publication Of the Arst rsps
he amount va &s,e0e, 600; in ls4s. 3l35.eol
go In 1855. t2s5, ooo,o
In western Arkansas . silver vein hAs ~
struck, which for several days yielded eight
pounds daily, and than bssAns sxhssats1. n
owners are trying = And ths ssaiinaanss e q
} ysin, WHARF It 10 believed tAe METAL can b foe.
n fAbsjoss esaatitiss.
! -Ths Daak - 1nOlanA ssenn - uap4saA,
ietA. shows tha& ~ seis anA hallisa insrasu
! 1sss.sss, : sun which. aspsas vssy ssasay ~
| ~ aasunt sHt into ~ haak dariag ~ wss
J ~ ahssAA n ssass isasassd 4leAoe
swing = - NPaynssa y ~ haak 4 . psstie
ee1n UoNn1D0 puAUun eon1un
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BY Telegraph CmcAs,, o., IL.
flour-So material change
whsat-Aetive ard hrm-r With sdvp ,,. an vs,tsr
day. prices Of 294e; No Spring q III :. Nas,el win
ter 81 81, No red xper ~ 81; NJ s,,nx n nm II
6tl Us; Re ect.d e, ring 81 42al 4,
Corn More artisc Ard sb. a. a,m.,. s5v.,ess ,Lr
sales at s2SsatS for No l. sl1sSeis1 for No ., 70 70
rejected, closing quiet At oo1.aes
0ats-141ic higher No = /, .,r,usiyely in demand ,
"}ass41s IL sscresS x .nca,; 49, fire.. % board.
'Ye-opened nr but closed quiet ct yesterday
hsnrts' No ~ d At so. and No 91esIs
Barisy-b fair request, and without material chang
o'eSos for NO 2; 4sD1e for rejected.
ProviS ,rs-ouite light; sales Of Mess Pork At ia
Lard -l.A for wtatsr rendered.
Aogs-B-st o@S51s stock 81
canle-Erra shipping ~ ID class &C.; stock 80
Sheep -puii; <sG stock ~.
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Later frsH Oar Cor. cr.p.

From the Bloomington Paragraph Oct. 9th.
Soon after the heavy frost, we became satisfied
that the damage to the corn crop vas much great
er than was generally supposed, but We hoped
against hope that oil would come out right after
all But the truth is gradually breaking out in
Central Illinois that the corn crop is seriously in
jured. The freeze WAS so severe that very little
corn in some localities will be sound. Ths farn-
ers have been through their fields looking for
sound corn for seed. and very few fields prove Il
be ripe and hard. Many farmers declare they can
barely find enough for seed. others have given ur
the attempt and will buy seed. II Is almost Ger
tain that not half the crop is sound, while but lit
tie will escape shrinkage. All the corn win do 70
feed, but greatly fear that more of our harry -
will in the market be graded rejected" than ha
been supposed.
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Cabus' Hair Tonic.

This sssqnasd prsparation which possess the pecu-
iar prcpsrties Of restoring grey hair its original
or and Il to the color before
It turned grey II 10 permanent cure for dasdrnn
strengthen and enveBs the roots Of the her ves
hair lasting and natural moisture, dandruf.
souri, itching and Of the skin Persous that
have tried this preparation say that they have tried all
kinds OF Tonic and Hair Restorative ard bad
been able 70 Ana article that would produce the De
Ill result until thsv had tried my Hair Tonic 1t hiss
cured psrsos Who had cold Of dardruh all knit
ted and ceuented together In the shspe cap
ing the whole head and IN the Of thirty days
afe~ using my Tonic the scurf and dapdrun all isAp-
peared and the hsr which had until that time been
prevented from growing, resumed its former healthy
growtA.
In the Of one james Mershon, Of the fist Iowa
infan ry hoee head covered With thick costii
Of dandr M and scusf eutoned above, and ~hove
hair had ais,ost pie.ely fa ont shown the
tue Of this Torc in the Of three weeks ar
eaten Gift his scalp assumed healthy cordtiop ard
his hair cnnmeDced grow beautifully. This " oay
o. ca4e o, kind Ia : thousand. / coald mention
= ny other, bat for want Of space and cot prs
ven I'd f-,sm do4DG 20.
aoid BY o OAGR CABUs corner Of second and Main
stert Pric. u ceats per otts. beral discount 70
1900 e-~lA-isyr
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.flaantlal and Commercial.
Monetary Aaa,rs.

BY Telegraph New YoRk, Oct. H.
The Pcsf'. money .srtcle .sys the loan market 10
without not tsarthy change. Call loan. are 4a5
per cent, and discounts Sal per cent with rather
more paper Offering. The Stock market is steady.
but duh. Co comments firm. Railroad shares
feverish, NJ. g being the strongest the list.
After the Board The quotations were N. Y. c.
iles Eric, ST. Hudson 1909 Reading lles
Il. {. il6i NJ :. go. |. 6. 1928 Pitts. el4
c. 4 \. W. 4as do. preferred 744 Toledo 1854
{. ar. 1881 Fl W iO5s 0. d NJ. certificates
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r. ~ D. ca spondent writes: s.,.
mug o. russia a''agh now .thre. THE
yssrs ana Ten: Is energetic as5 score
most men 1t hfty ", there 10, Aactiye ss
IN many quarters sp indicss,sr .svarthsless,
worship tho 'Risiag Sun;s ,of desire TO
y as ~, F.s .s ao. IL. i, a. =, : -.
Crown hsass ( :. w .. s.lile p,ass. the he
His Royal HisAu- most sokodily aloof.
Of e!oer U " injection TX e. ssss 2. heard
On .y = srformance Of which hs Il: . Gu.
roysl ofhis sbility While he ~ A. S y.
owl. ssod 10. aoilorias sAs dictases 81 their
sasr to enjoy do~sst;c more
fomsss coo. sUsa d, dsa,;ss sas sssiso Sos
kept ~ VI wiaasor ~ 49, int:rcoerss
svss 49, ~ eoedial 80, ,noss, .sie ]:
that .sosss $ i o:.. . Y. Psess Roy.
thoughts" nom moehsr'l
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stock Market.

BY Telegraph Nsw YoaE Oct H.
Stocks Arm: 49, do pfd 1874; Toi-eo 1884; T y
As, MAst ssla do pid AZ, " 4 Gin pfd slis
cAAlis.NY liss1: Erir s4I4; do pfd 81; R-a1ins
Ae3E n ii.s<: Up sl1s o esrts =; No q az
Tenn g 74ls Treasury 3os Ice; 8. 81 coupon.
ll2ss 20 coupons 81 lls1.; do IS ITO.
AT tn. o'clock board the following the princ
pal quotations Ny llss1; Erie ssIs Hudson l2l
Reading ii6@ N III. NJ 9olz l2s. Pit,s sIls: N
W 4st< " pfd 1875 Toledo l2Sts; Ri 1887 "
losz4. 4 N certs a3ia, Gold closed At l5iA
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The good wife always regards house-c clean.
ing as one Of the greatest OF her trials. The
Eclectic Cleanser has robbed the task Of
its most disagreeable features, and viii ulti-
mately become an article in universal demand
Sold BY all druggists and grocers. (6t
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The Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, in speech at
Philadelph on Wednesday, said, with force
that will be felt "We honor labor because
labor is the base Of our system of govern
inen'. We honor the man that shovels the
dirt, but despise the man that eats it. +"
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new York Dry Good. |. .rk...

SIw YoRx Get. II
There b psrseptby better feeling in the DRY Good
trade to-day Hodsrs Of goods nrm In their Views
and there u probability ofs decline from presen,
prices but the contrary there slight sdyapes in
grades u less desirable goods mp prices and
correspond with the advance Of lAst week The follow
log are the Jobbef's prices:
Brown sheetinss-A..satic 4. ~; Augusta 271f Nash
IN Ex u. Blesehed sheetings - smsshe.g SO; home
70, Ma Market Is. prints-AmOskesg ~ wamsutss
1874 stripes-York IS: Hsymarket Is
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IHS Rebels are not very good .tempered
just now, and the German and Irish soldier,
are il especial disfavor in the South. Gen.
Carl Shurz recently noticed the significant
fact that the freedmen celebrated the last
Fourth of July universally, while the Rebels
declined the least observance. In reply, The
Fayetteville Observer, published in the uo,o-
rious Lincoln County, Kentucky, uses the
following refined language:
"Itis q noticeable fact that the freedmen
celebrated the Fourth of July in the South in
every town OF Importance, while the recon,
structed Rebels silently refused the least OBJ
ssrvauce of the day.-Aaj Gen. Carl Shurs.
lis that any of your business, YOU SQUASH.
headed, aop cared, beer.sw,ling, garlic-eat.
ing, negro loving, German convIct2 What
do you know about the South, or the Fourth
OF July either? We loved our country. and
always celebrated the anniversary Of its indie,
pendeEee in becoming manner until it was
overruu by several millions of foreign thieves
and cut>throats like yourself, whose votes
were bought up by Northern demaeogues at
. pint OF lager beer each.
The Coppeuohnson Butternuts in this city
talk in almost similar terms of our German
citizens who voted the Union Republican tick.
OF here on Tuesday.
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A great many philosophers have laid down
rules for the guidance of the human family,
promising that their observance would secure
the highest earthly happiness. OF course
shis was all nonsense. The best way to be
happy is to keep yourself clean, and the
best article wherewith to purify yourself is
the Eclectic Cleanser" 1t cannot be
squaled.
Sold By ell druggists and groosrs. fs,,
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In Bsstaa daaa1S;isss,a, AsssssA Glv.s
THE proats Of bAahins for IL next six u,o.shs
viii not - yssy sxtnvaenat We havs froa
tune 70 tins fsily orphaned ~ unlAverahls r.
s1sass lPea ths banAs Of sons - ~ 6ssqs1ory
Oft 4SAsnfy's opsattsns Hoass u i.AAesl
sss u te b low; sxPsnsss Of doing bsSinsst
--Ths Paris xo.:s..r, Of s.p..nnber 10th, con-
taias the following nosiAeslie@ ssrsestias Aszi.
can bonds:
"Ths President Of the Msxioaa Finance Com.
nittse ct Paris, informs the holdefs Of Msxieaz
rssts and obligations that sespsmiA6asss having
bean nsds 70 him BY the Msxican Govsenmsni
for the payment Of the arrears and soupona de- on
The 1t Of 0ctebss Hext, this payment Win b Do
fefrcd.s
More leather 10 manufactured In the Eleventh
Collection District Of Pennsyivsaia than in say
other District Ia the United States. The annual
value approaches three millions Of dollars. OF
this whole amount more than two-thirts IL pro-
dused in Wayne county alone. In this county
ue Of the product for the past twelve months
reaches the sum of *2,o3l,l7S. These nineteen
tanneries use hemlock bark, while those Of Mon
roe county use oak principally, If no. exclusively.
The Washington chronieie Of the 9th inst,
says:
"Somel 200 quarterly reports Of national banks
out of $50 due have been received by the Acting
Comptroller Of Currency, and show the banks to
be prosperous and sound. The reports re-
mArkably correct thus far. and exhibit very
general compliance with the provisions Of the ma
tioal currency act particularly with regard to the
reserve fund which the banks ars required to
keep, very few banks being found deficient"
The Boston Post Of the 9th inst says: 1--WE
regret to learn that mercantile house in Boston
which has been doing business some fifteen years.
suspended this forenoon"
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The Chicago Post says

The Chicago Posi- says:
considering the attitude ofthe boys in blue
in the coming elections the most unpslatable
medicine for Andy is said to be blue mass =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-12

LADIES will please notice the superb quail
ty and not forgot to ask for R. j. Robert,
patent Parabola Needles"
(ocs2-let) BosrwrcK l. Co., Sole Ag'ts.