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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19
shreveport

ICE MANUFACTURING co.
Geo. wiilssnsos. President.
ROOTS SHOES AND HATS.
J. D. Lewis. 1uchsr aad 1hnrnoad,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Stacy and Poland
DRY GOODS GROCERl ES ETC.
y. and b. Jacobs. Pitts and fhaycr
AUCTION HOUSE, ETC.
Thompson horrtss aud Co. General her'
ebandise and Cotton Factors
DRUGS &c,
White and O..
HIDES, PELrKlEs, WOOL, 40,
n y. Ortoa and %.
COTTON FACTORS.
Battle and I1oty.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION.
John n Hov.'
NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS BY S. r Il.
Jack Wharton. I.abehs.'cr Durtee and
Maples.
LAWYERS, SHREVEPORT
Jones aaA ttasries. Hieks and Hall,
PACKET LINE OF BOATS
AiahsmA and National. Steamer Caroline,
Red iives Pxekst.
COTTON FACTORS. -
D. D. Martin, Battle and poty.
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NEW ORLEANS.

DRUGS ETC.
fr. Ducoug e.. ". n. si~rrr, G. n. MOI.
rison.
MACHINERY, COTTON GINS ETC
Knight A Co
rhns Il Rodley 4 Co.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS
Leon Pierre & Co., Importers.
SILKS, RIBBONS. & FANCY GOODS
Perkins 4 tretdander.
MUSIC AND MUSICAL
l.. Gmnswala.
GEM COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Perkins. ssenson 4 Go. N. u. s~ensonr
Perkins. A 60. N. Y.
WHOLESALE GRoCERs.
schnder a Xgbsrbier,
v. J. Hart and Co.
Tate Co.
SEWING MACHINE.
Wilcox a Cubs, n. q. Iiendsiek ~ Canal.
WHOLESALE FISH NERO liANTs.
&. .. Moody \ Co.
sADDLERY.
NJ ". Smith. Hotter, Peterson 4 Fenner.
CLOTHING, ETC
l.. w.sLyons. Thn- G. Payss.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Howard fully, D. NJ. Hsrkry n Go, J.
L.nsk u Ware A son. BROOKS. Ne Donald 4 Co.
Webb Polk 4 Go. y. ]. Heron. Dcsn Adam.
4 Gan, ". J, robson, itAvilu. 4 haTrell,
Warren, Crawford 4 Co, 7. \ Scott 4 Co.
Ro-~er. pfo,hro 4 Co. ,obss, Ats.ssf. = Co.
John Phelps \ Co., Logan, seniat cizi
borne John 2 Nance h Co. fetefs aud Pace.
GROCERs.
h. 5. Hart & Co.. IIos-sy aRd Stevens, Arthur
stbnc A o.. Geo. W byrDe Co, Grimm
Porch.
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
North. Bush aud Mason. II, starsen-Eger,
DRY GOODS,
Moore Hereford.
STEAM ENGINES a BoiLEks.
v. NJ. Ivens.
, BOOTS AND SHOES, NO.
ran. Everett Lane w.
FOREIGN 4 DOMESTIC LIQUORS
''t cA * WAREHOUSE
4 Boroseaa and ca.
CATTLE, HOGS, l. SHEEP.
rst~r~. Pace aud Andrews. al Texss mon,
and reliable.
COAL OIL. LAMPS. ETC.
mn h veaxie,
HARDWARE AND NOTIONS.
siocomb. baldwin, x %. II. J. Mnlisn.
BOOKSELLERS.
Beiock and Co.
DRY GOODS.
Mcst1a aad Value, v. iiebcf,. ". &. Tom
hins aud Co., q. ". Bsnckei and Co.
WATCifs:AkER.
II. II buckley.
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Above yos have our auihor,t, 10 act
o. 1ehl Agents ior the AniOW ftE
W, desire 10 establish good aud reliable
Agents In every cotton county Ia tl~ 4tb
Internal Revenue District, including ~
counties In Eastern rexas. Sab sssn,s
vii bs furnished 7se ARROW Tik, Il
such prices ~ will enable them TO saecs.
filly ccsspete with the oh rope TN, an,
make a i.'..s!-ss.a rra,t. whiIs Il the
ssme time Il COSTA the eottsa rroser
MUCH LESS, and .ill le.v- hsaasos.c
margin compared riA rops. Proof. ropc
Is worth so-sisy in New Orleans 49,
cash, and We are nov selling HERE the
Arrow lie =. l3ssc casA, aad on lie o /
e.ch s,llvsixh sbost ~ ,. TO r~cor
nsrt'd The AFssw Tis y sssteu, - Il is
oS'y nrcsnasry " exhibit II . psa~sIcai
men. Who v'H II oocs appsseiAss " Vi
vaassyes over sopa. III eAsspss. Dc,
not 'tqa'ss ots nall IL ti~s 10 sx3jass Il .
and vhes s.i>.ih sot ssLjpet 70 sisv.sh
ins. 40 b sseA prsarsbie h case
of drs.
IL srsst mssis - " ckapse~-ust
~ durability. itss ssasnan:sy 70 sna.h
81 y. .sfit. Il oaly sssdh 70 - s<e 10
b appreciated ssd ssossAt iste suasss !
~.
W. hevs hespas TIES vhisA xiil h
iu'nlaaed ~ bsk Aeeats, vhieA vii fnlly
sil.ss'sss oil aAvsssags sd pssftvvne~s
cisinrd fss !, ovss I'll stkss ~.
Al osdess sddssanra 10 ~ 1t Mssuhsll.
sM Aavs peeops stssstios. ~ spsshi
suestsos Of Ill aeseAasta b rsspsste.s,
es'led 10 ths sdvastAsss u Ah II. o..
dsn fros plantess. ssrscksnls, .. 4 spsru.
lstoss, ssspretldily solbcited
u. u. 9Rkt50 4 co.
t'~np As1 4tk Rev Dist Tssss.
Marshall. 1'erss. Jsns ~. - <Itt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

Ny sasostsssus sf Cooking KsSsss Is
Ul co@plsss ] have ~ god Stoves ~
say nseis Ia The United Htaiea sAsch
sih sssl chs.eer shan you caa bar siso
uh<rs. atasss. With Fifarn Cooking
Ve.rls ssd Two joirss q pipe from tseo.
y 10 one hsnsiscJ dollar cssrvsey. II
yos want Stove yca cen make noesy
BY calling - ~ u time. -.
Nl J. II. VAN NOOK.
loasAaA ASssi 70. vi.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

8. p. n. II. Company.
THE sosthesa pacisc Railroad Con
pany havia9 IL Machinery repaired
and track 10 god order, AZ nov pre.
parsd % carry Cocoon, prcapdy, Il =
~ bals 10 currsssy .,.,
Massnall, espl 81 81. $50
= - Ess1ssssa Ti.ss asa Tyler Re-
pe10oe ~ ~ anse.
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r. Y. ANDB1DON, Mayor.
w YoaK. o.. Ib.-Cetaea,
y Salss u 1870 bslss q 10 =.
. strong; nsasy slvaassd b
cent. 0sd l4N.
vrRPooL, Oh le.-Cs 1rn.
chester advicss fAvosnble.
Nv OaLsAns o. -Sslen q
1850 haloe. 1eo6i6b ~.
middlias 171nl0 Ga ~
s'le Aasksa-1ssas sallle, Ia
y VICE. /; 3sd 4sallAg eoS0
p head. 1ssaa se.s VII salvss
stock % ~ 1S7 hsaA. 6hssp'
uslily ives.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-30

OPPoslrIoN With reference to the "Op-
position Line' across the river, notices of
which have been generally circulated
through the papers, we would say that we
worked againsta Company having all the
advantage, nevertheless we compelled them
to sell tickets At the reduced rate of Is
cents for single passengers, which was oil
the public required. Travellers bought
tickets Of their Agents on the cars at this
low rate and consequently the "Opposi.
tloa," after eAecting this reduction for the
public, went often with single patron
and sometimes with none. We concluded
to purchase the regular Line, and by char
ging double fare-now very reasonable
in order to protect ourselves. This pur-
chase We have effected and the BIsBEE
LINE with its good will, its horses, sleighs,
boats, robes, &c., &c., &C., is ours.
We will be pleased to receive the pat
ronage of the public At fair compensa-
ton. We will charge for single passen-
ger, with ordinary baggage, only FIrrY
cents. Il 10 not possible to establish an
oil winter tariff, because the cost of cross
ing, its Inconvenience and labor depend so
much upon the weather.
i Give ~ your business and we will deal
justly by You. Respectfully,
W. G. AUSTIN 4 Co.
January 9Th, 1867.
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The following are the areas Of the Terri,
tories made from the late surveyors repor-
ted 70 the Surveyor General. Kansas, 3D.
043, $40 square acres Nebraska, ~, $780,
500 square acres; Daeota, Isl, 9a2sO80
square acres; Montana 92Ol6,4 $50 square
acres; Colorado, g: g72 2s2 square acres |;
New Mexico, u, 568 $40 square acres !;
California. l0l, III, 36z square acres /;
Oregon g. 963, 100 square acres Nevada,
7l,737 ,74l square acres Arizona, 1906,
3O4 square acres pteA, =, 256, 635 square
acres; Idaho 63,l96, $50 square aerss |;
Washington, A,796, leo square assps
United States. exclusive Of water surface.
! 90, 3Oi .OS2 square aerss, or. 3,O02 Ol3
square miles.
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Mississippi Rapids.
Alta meeting Of McGrsgor citizens on
Monday evening, January 2sth, pursuant
to call, 70 consider tho propriety and i'm.
portauoe Of the improvement Of the Rap
ids Of the commercial artery of America,
the following proceedings were had:
Hon. w. I. 0ilchrist was called to the
chair. E. r. Barron was elected Secreta-
ry. Spirited addresses were made BY the
Chairman, Hon. Geo. L. Bass, Hon. S.
Merrill, Lindsay Seals, and others. The
following resolutions we're adopted:
That the business men Of McGregor en-.
dorsc the action of tho st. Louis Chamber
of Commerce to improve the upper and
lower Rapids Of tho Mississippi, believing
as We do that such improvement will
cheaper freights at the commercial points
on the river, and thus enhance the value
Of all tributary lands 10 this leading con-
nection Of the Northwest with the ocean.
That We appoint delegates to attend said
convention in February, and We hereby
instruct them to cordially cooperate With
said convention.
On motion, FIVE delegates were appoint
ed to attend said convention: Hons. Geo.
L. Bass, Samuel Merrill, W. l. Gilcbrist,
and L. Benton, Jr., and E. R. Barron,
Esqs.
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Western Injuries are highly priced at
the cast. The venerable, humorous, and
highly respected father Of two pretty good
McGregor "boys" recently received, by
express, female Iowa deer weighing ITO
pounds. The name Of the gentleman is
John II. Townsend, Of Nunda, New York.
If we can pass through this internal cold
snap and keep alive till the robins, blue
birds and wild-geese come round We are
going to see Mr.. T., senior, to thank him
for the dollar he sent US to drink his sepen.
tyJtM birthday health. A nicely framed
picture of our friend is now before us-if
we dared to say it, we would remark that
the picture is bettcr-looking than either of
his boys!
A Philadelphia friend of ours was the
recipient, not long since, Of a box of game
such as Delaware river people don't often
see: prairie chickens don't grow down east,
and we fancy there was some curiosity to
see the bird.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-30

5. MAaRIAoEs.-Jox says, that il . man
feels very much like getting married,
yet imagincs he ought not to, the best rem.
edy he knows Of is, to help one Of his
neighbors move . house full Of furniture,
borrow about nine Of his children, and
hear them cry. If that fails, build up .
lire Of damp wood, and when the smoke in
the room is the thickest, hire q woman to
scold him about four hours. If he can
stand oil these, be had better get married
the next day-give bis wife tho pants--and
be the silent partner" in the great firm
of matrimony. The remedy is severe, but
~ every man u liable TO those things after
he Jokes himself, it would do no harm to
try it before, -
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January 9Th, 1867.

Losr.-On Saturday evening, Dec. Goth,
! hung scarf by the side Of the walk in
front Of Mrs. Georges, nearly opposite the
Brick Church. 1t was crochet-worsted,
ends and fringe of shaded scarlet. / left
il for short time and some one may have
picked it up. It is very valuable TO me
and any one returning it either to \. r.
Barron's store or the TIxra QFr!cE will be
we'll rewarded. A. DE- F. PALxEs.
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In view of the recent decisions bv the
Supreme Court, there would seem to be
still hope for the preservation of Repub-
lican form of government. The decision
declaring the test oath unconstitutional, in
spircd renewed confidence in the minds of
those who had seen the landmarks of civil
liberty swept away during the last few
years; the more recent decision from the
same source, in which the democratic doc
trine that the military should, when posi-
bic, be secondary to the civil law was a
long stride in the direction of right and law;
and third decision, which it is conceded
will be soon pronounced, declaring the re-
belled states still in the Union, will pluck
the Radicals as clean as need be Of their
usurped power.
The President and the Supreme Court
IRE laboring to preserve the constitution
and the union, and however desperate the
efforts Of the radicals to the contrary, the
future Of the republic seems brighter than
at any previous time during the preceding
five years.
The decisions of the Court are the more
significant from the fact majority of the
Judges on the bench ore the appointees of
a Republican administration. The Su-
preme Court as whole, seems to be as
incorruptible as MIR. johnson himself
Independence Conservative
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The Stewart divorce case, which has
formed one Of the most celebrated excite.
ments of Chicago, came to termination
on yesterday by q verdict in favor of the
defendant. It il not improper to state,
now, that the decision 10 one which meets
with popular approval.
Both the parties in this case have, to o
very great extent, become public property.
Having sought the publicity of the courts,
their difference is now q subject Of legiti-
mate discussion. Such being the case,
word or two upon the popular view of the
matter will be quite in order.
The popular sympathy in the trial Just
concluded ran very clearly with the de-
PENDANT. It ran thus, despite the fact that
the plaintiff is young. highly educated
and quite engaging woman; and despite
the further fact that the character which
the defendant produced or tho witness
stand 10 very far from being such one a
should be possessed BY clergyman. Or,
dinarily, public feeling chivalrously takes
the side Of the woman, and ,sustains her
even if she be somewhat in the wrong
Why was it, then, that, with wealth, wo-al
manhood and beauty arrayed on one side,
the public heart had it, pIlsations only H.
favor of the other side, upon which was
found an obscure clergyman with not
ovsr-spOtless reputation?
The reason. we take it, 10, that the pub
lie will not tolerate course which first
drives husband into the streets, and af.
forwards seeks causes sufficient to make
the separation legal. Had the lady rcpu-
dated her husband for the reasons she A.
signed, and had based her application for
o divorce upon those reasons. she would
have had the sympathy of the public. Az
it was, the public believes, and the Jury in
effect have decided by their verdict, that
there was conspiracy to make the defen.
dant do things which would permit the
plaintiff to sustain case. II the public 10
right in the belief, then 10 the verdict of
the jury as righteous . decision a. ever
foil from human lips.
There is . very good lesson to b learn
ed from this affair. It IL to the effect that
marriage 10 domain which shosld bs en-
tered more carefully and reverently than
10 the not Uncommon custom. When peo-
pie take time to study each other, and
marry understandingly, and not from i'll.
con:idsred inpulss, or religious snthusi-
asm," or some similar cause, then there
will be less necessity for appeals to the d.
vorcs court
In this matter, the observers perhaps
entertain the idea that wifs's duty il not
to desert her husband until she shall have
lovingly and patiently esdeayored to re-
forp the vicious features Of his character.
They perhaps believe that the divorce
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court should be the very last, in place Of
the very FIRST, place Of resort for disap-
pointed wives and they perhaps further
believe that, if q wife leaves her husband
for reasons which are neither morally nor
legally sufficient cause for divorce, then
she has no right to leave him at all.
Taken in all, the case is one which it
would have been far better to never have
begun. The scandal, the notoriety, which
have surrounded the main parties in the
suit are infinitely worse than it would
have been for them to have lived together
for a thousand years. Chicago Times.
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S36ma
Notice.

NOTICE 10 hersby given that L. J. Bads, A. p.
~ Richardson, T. II. Bolton, y. H. Rowman, Jr.,
". d. Townsend, and all other peTsOus who may be-
come associated with them have themselves
into body pOlitio. by the name OF the STAR In.
SURANCE COMPANY, for the purpose Of insuring
property against loss damage BY Ars or lightning
also live stock against death theft In the State Of
Iowa. The principal place Of business 10 1t the city
McGregor. Iowa. TIE Company IL Mutual Insur-
snee Comgsny. with an authorised capital Of Five
mences on the ffteenth day Of November, 1865, and
continues for the term Of twenty years; Private
property 10 to he exempt from corporate debts.
Board Of not less than ave nor Ep0se than Altssn
directors. Az constituted, u 10 managed BY aye
drectors consisting Of the coEpoyators until ethsri
are chosen. IL. 8. EAn6, RcoiAent,
A. ". HEINLY, Secretary,
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The --latest.
The president has signed the bill for the
meeting Of the 10th congress on the 4th Of
March. The bill also provides that each
congress hereafter shall meet on the 4th OF
March, the day on which the term begins
for which the congress is elected, and that
no person who was . member OF the pre-
vious congress shall receive any compen-
sation as mileage for going to or returning
from the additional session provided for by
this BILL. 1.-THE president has sent in his
veto of the Colorado bill......The House
judiciary committee have not yet examin-
ed one witness on the impeachment move
ment, and have done nothing in the mat
ter beyond looking into some documenta-
~ evidence. The committee do not feel
that they will have time this session to
fully complete their inquiries. They de-
dy the report that Gen. Grant has been
summoned before them. careful can
vass of the House has been made, and but
a very small majority has been developed
in favor of Thad. Stevens bill to abolish
the present state governments Of the south
nothing like two-thirds vote to pass II
over veto. A number of the leading
radicals will vote against the bill......A
bill has been signed by the president set
ting aside the net proceeds of the internal
revenue of the territories of Nebraska,
Washington, Colorado, Idaho, Montana,
Arizona and Dacota, during the next three
years for the purpose Of building peniten-
tiaries in those territories.
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Some think that the Crosby House was
drawn dishonorably, but we do not see
how it is possible for "a swindle" to take
place. Honorable men were at the wheel,
and it could not be that where they were
uninterested they could DO villainous. If
you charge man with rascality it is prop
er that you show . motive. No matter
about that small affair, FRENCH + GILMORE
will see that the strictest honor is observed
in their Concert drawing, and all Of US
know that the person who draws prize
in their scheme will get it as sure as Fate.
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General Grant.

General Grant.
A correspondent of the Cincinnati Ca
zette ULTRA radically gives an account of an
interview with the Arkansas delegation
which recently visited Washington. He
presents statement Of the views express
ed by General Grant in conversation with
the delegation, about which we have had
conflicting accounts. Regarding the Con-
stitutional Amendment, the General de-
clined to express any opinion as to its JUS
tice, constitutionality, or expediency, but
said he wonld like for at least one South
ern State to adopt it, a. an experiment, to
see if its Senators and Representatives
would be admitted to seats in Congress, at
the same time expressing the opinion that
they would be admitted. He also stated
that at the announcement Of Congress he
urged upon prominent members, if they
intended to make the adoption, on the part
Of the Southern States, Of tho amendment
the condition precedent to re-admission,
they ought to pass . resolution to that ef-
feet, solemnly pledging Congress to receive
the Senators and Representatives into that
body. If they did not take some such
step, they could not expect thauSouthern
people to take step that might be prelim-
mary to others that would lead them they
knew not where. On the negro suffrage
question he was more decided, stating that
he believed that was question that should
be left wholly and entirely with the people
Of the several States; that Congress, in
his opinion, had no right to interfere in
|. that matter, and emphatieally declared if
that question came up in Illinois, and he
was there To vote. he would certainlv vote
against it. But he said, smiling, if he
were in one of the Southern States, he be-
lieved he would vote for it, for he was sat
isfed that he could march the negroes up
to the polls and vote them as he pleased,
and would thus be gaining instead Of losing
political power.--E reeport Bulletin.
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When Gov. Andrew sent the Massachu-
sets girls to the Pacific coast to supply the
wants of femininity in that region, he said
they need not marry Immediately, but
could find plenty to do in teaching the lit
tie children. Anna Dickinson "oan't see
It." She says: "Where the little chill
drcn were to come from out of popula-
ton Of ten thousand men was more than
she could imagine but, she thought that
Gov. Andrew, being q man, might be able
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-30

AroLocY.-If we havn't got everything
this week, the reader will please impute it
to ignorance, forgetfulness, ugliness, mean
ness or any other ''ness" he can think of.
1t is not possible for q poor paper to hold
all the good things, local and general, that
spread themselves over ball about Is 900
miles in circumference
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BEST AND MOST PERFECTLY COMBINED seeoeR
AND CulTlNAT0R MADEl -,

The utility Of BROADCAST SEEDING Il now cen.
coded to be matter Of fact beyond question. With
1t you can put In gain EARLIER and put EXACTLY
THE AMOUNT OF SEED YOU DESIRE to the sers.
This Machine possesses mdny very valuable quail.
ties over all other Seeders: It draws light. Each
tooth acts independently, entering the soil 1t usi
form depth, alike in dead furrOw. or on . ridgs-
Each enters the soil ''seply and strs 1t up fron b.
Low and the seed better and deeper than any
other implement. Seed covered by this Machine 4.
less affected BY drouth STARTS and rpsns even
with much fewer short. spindling heads giving bet.
ter crop from less seed.
We made improvements in our machine last year
that have been thoroughly tested and which no other
Cultivator has but which has been long sought after
-Adjustablo Teeth BY loossning the bolt the teeth
can be adjusted to either hard soft SOIL made to run
either deep shallow, and by the bolt II 10 s.
lowed to give way when striking stones roots, &c.
which will prevent brsakags in every case, without
fail.
Remember, this advantage Is not po.sssssd Sy ssy
liability breakage IT, it enables you to put in yovr
crops on rough lasd faster and easier than in any
other way. sr#
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-30

4 thirteen year old Italian boy walked
70 Detroit from Chatham, Conada, . dis
tanos Of forty miles, to see Rist0ri. Ar
rived at Detroit he paBned hta harp 10 pur-
chase ticket. and unable 70 pay for .
nights lodging, slept in q police station
house, satisfied with having seen tho greet
genius Of his native land.
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Last Week OF Clearance Sale.

Last Week OF Clearance Sale.
The Greatest Sacrifice of CLOTHS AND
CASHIERS, SILKS, SHAwLs, MANrLEs, Fam
cy Dresses, HATS and CAPS, Furs, CLO-
THING, French Merinos, MOURNING Ma
rERIALs, EMBARRASSING, Umbrellas,
Blankets, Flannels, &c., that ever took
place in McGregor, and continue from day
to day until all are closed out. The whole
stock must be closed out at any sacrifice
within very limited time, as the altera-
ton will commence forthwith; and the
subscriber not intending to carry on this
branch of trade the public must see that
this bona .fde CHEAP SALE. No. 2
Fox Brick Block. Union Cheap Cash
Store. JAMES WILEY.