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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

p~TnE RAiLsoAp.--The work on The rail
road 10 progressing with = rapidly that leaves
no doubt Of i" completion to this city within
= very few mon,ha One Of the coasracsors,
Nj. pys, somssssyd y9rk shis ~sse With !
large force on this side Of the FLOYD river,
and he will have the road graded to the
depot grounds in few weeks
The road - d. 6uitsly located, passes along
the east line OF the town Of Woodbury., AID
strikes Floyd's BIuG near the river, where
the heavies, cutting on the sa,iss liseeef tAs
rad will have to Be doul. Poe ,Eeses
the road will run along the bank Of the river,
and cross the Floyd neat its mouth, and
from thence in north westerly direction to
tie alley between S~coud aud Third streets,
which i, will follow up to the depot grounds
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09
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D
~PErERsoNs MAGAZINE We are IN
receipt Of this popular Lady's Magazine for
December. II il . beautiful number, quite
ahead Of the field This Magazine, in
consequence Of 10 m rit an oh - e.s, h 1
in 1857, a larger circulation than oil the other
Ladies Magazines combined. Ia 1868 i,
will he greatly improved /; the reading mat
ter will be increased. aud each number will
contain Doab,e-Sxe Steel Fashion Plat,
elegantly colored, and . Colored Pattern in
Berlin Work. peterson" 10 really the
cheapest in the world: and every hocy ongb.
TO subscribe for It. The terms will r, main
two dollars a ye.r to single subscribers. To
clubs it is cheaper sIiil, viz: five copies for
$l2 90. or fourteen copies for $1,000 To
every person getting up . club lat these
rate, } the Publisher will send On extra {. py
gratis. Specimens sen, if written for) to
those wishing to get up clubs. Address.
postpaid, Charles J P..ersoa, 3O6 Chsstasl
Street, Philadelphia -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

t6Since the lease of the Dubuque aud
SIOUX Raiir@d b. the Illinois Central, q
aive!y rivalry has sprung up between the
latter company and the North estern Rail-
road Cosupany to ct possession cf III"
several roads in Iowa aud Minneeota viii, b
have a eonnec.:on With Chicago. The
Nm'hwestern appears to be getting the in
side track, - i, has recently leased the Nil
Naakes asa Aonros Rail,oa.i. and ih=
Winoua / St. Peters and The Mime .o,a
Central Railroads. The latter road 10 to
connect With the Cedar Valley and Mime
sst. railroad aud b IT, ls.ses tho North
~essern gains posse>sion Of one OF he mos,
Important feeders Of the Dubuque Il Sioux
City road, and makes the Illinois Centr.l
dependent upon it for al the Minnesota
freight which may SEEK a.. outlet via the
Cedar Valley. The Illinois Central and the
NprAsestera are powerful rival 40. opo!ies,
and thu strife between tho two may result in
some benefit to the people BY eu..iug down
the rates Of freight and passenger fare.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

M PREPaKE YuuR CELLARS. Winter 10
coming on aud people should prepare their
cellars, which are never in too goo: ord.r
here in the wes, they should be made as
tidy as possible, thu bins conveniently ar
ranged. the boxes ~"ds barr els pu. in suc'
position that they will b. easily so. a. and
around, aud first Of all they should bs male
perfectly clean and we'll secured ngains,
she cold, then we shall hear less complaint
Ut the scarcity Of vegetables in The spring.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

JThe past week has bee" one Of acti-
~ity among our mechanics. There appears
TO be no halt in the work of b.;lding New
houses are going up 10 all directions every
day. So long Is the weather will allow, We
expcc. to see buildings rapidly increase in
humber
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

~JUsr MlssED.-7F. N. Ziebach, for.
mer'y Of this city aud connected with thu
Hsnala, Wa ths td,asocrstic Teaadidaie Es
srsssnres in Woodbury. county. ~ the recea,
election and cans within five votes Of m
slsciion. Az it vas, hs ran long way
ahead Of his ticket, and bad he made i
known here how clo4s b would run, there
are enough Who .wosld have gone over and
lived few month"; TO have scared bic cleo
tion.-Dsbuqas Herald I'D
Thsak you. friend Hsarald::r for ii. ex-
prsssisn OF your good attentions. We didn',
quite scoop the radicals. but 10 gave them
the livsliess stirring up they have received
since ~ ~crssl u4r y ever ! In Another
yeaf yos will hsve the pleasure d recording
. democratic majority in Woodbury. county.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

S~Notics to Business 1en.-Busi-
,esp NOTICES ias9rts& in Tho kSel Colusss
II rHk Rxo,strx, Ar1 charged Il tn rate 81
o5 cents per line Tor each insertion. II
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

@-"SLEEx."-The local u ,his shebang
Wa away of last weekday to Jeru~ aIem or
5~vicho-sad came back with the s.eekess''
looking hat this side OF "Dublins." 70 on,
inquiry, Where did you get i. 2 the reply
wss.s, S'esn L Rices cheap clothing store.
corner Of Pearl and Fourth streets, and
there 10 mors of them left Of every variety,
style and kind
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

~Win,cr has set in along the Northern
Lakcn aid on the upper Mississippi. Quite
n snow storm occurred on Tuesday, ooh, at
b. Paul, md extended through Wisconsin
aud Northern Illinois. Chicago received a
fair touch Of it.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

~0OvERSaExr CLorHISG Just rec4;s.
ed q tie "Old Reliable store Of II. D..
Bonpe Il Co:
500 Cavalry AID Infantry Overcoats,
SUI Bbosses,s - r vG&<
500 pairs sol dscr panss,
500 Rubber Blankets,
Which mus, b. closed out in the next sixsy
days 81 prices that defy compe,i'ian..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

~ DIssoLurioN. co-partn. rshi .
heretofore existing under the firm name of
Dan l. ANDY 10 the saloon business 10 this
day dissolved BY mutual eensen..@ Ali l.b,s
due to said firm must be paid to Dan, as he
will settle 81! accounts against the late firm.
DANL HARNETT,
A. I. WALLS.
Sioux CITY, Iowa, Oct. 20. 1867.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

1T i nov proposed TO hold . continuous
session Of Congress to the end Of Mr. John
.on's term. The member from the Indiana
dlslnSs IN. ponsssss1 u ~ sss.oe.u,,o,.
provided IN lacrosse Of pay Is granted those
msobers Who, like himself, do ths dir ,
work for Congress.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

pG-Dr. Rob. Morris, = Mason OF high
standing, is ~e~ travelling through the West.
He 10 advertised TO lecture in Omaha, On
Monday evening, Nov. Is.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

~Charles Boro~sky will sell at auction
on the 10Th inst, two yoke Of good work cat
tie. See adv-r,is. p,eut.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

rInrAPrLes .APrLEs k-just sessfvs1 -
H. D. BooSs 1 o., ~ ssssmsr Nile, $50
bar sls Of the choicest winter apples ever
brought 70 this market.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

At the city election in Detroit on Tuesday,
The democrats elected thsir candi late for
Mayor By .leus 20 sAjaIir II 80
soancilis afis-a1 /. .Aws
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

st1 desvy Boots, Chicago made, onl.
%, - per pair. at A. Schmid, & Co.'S
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

~ Cnv.lry pants. $a,o5 p.ir. A
Schmidt / C,.'s
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

1oyFA"rs.-The Chemical Salera.. . i,
the Bsxt Sateratus Ch' meal Salerstu. is
better han Soda. Chemical Sa'eratus has
i6 onasefin paper, others have Il to Is
ounces.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

"."All purchases made at the
store Of Fl. D. BOOZE & CO.,
will be delivered in any part of
the City, free of expense. If
I'D oII--@>-----@-~sstt.--..-=--r-U 2 =
~."Goods sold as low as any
other house. and packages deliv-
cred to any part of the city, free
Of charge. "
L. D. FARMER.
Sioux City, June, 1867. -,
,oj9 as---f--nalla.t-
s-LARGE CABBAtsE.-Our'gsya and frs-
tive friend, F. J. Lambert, Clerk Of the
District Court, hos placed Us unler ooig"
lions for the larges. cabbage We have ever
seen-weighing 81 pounds.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

Goveru.nent blankets, 1926 per pair,
at A. Sch oids l. Co.. rr Co.. Pr xr4 .
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09
~$lOO, 900 WANTED At thu !S;ovx

D@$lO0,0OO WANTED at the Sioux City
Exchange NiNs! .sag..a. . is
1000 Bushels OF Wheat; ~..ss
1000 Bushels of Corn; us.
1000 Bushels Of Oats ..as- -.s
For which We will pHy the hi hest caph price.
APPLETON WEBSTER.
Sissx City, October l6, 1867.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

A-Cheysans, Dakota Territory, now las
two nswSeaasrs the Argue - Lsader-
both 2soG s1s
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

IA. Ladies, have You seen ,ho.e elesan,
new pattern. Of paror stoves a. Goewe. 4
MN. won'sf CAL a,jd A.. them ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

S4-C.v.lry Ove'coa.s, $+,25, and d'n',
believe merchan,s who tell you ours ain, ~
rood % theirs. Call on A. Schmid. L Co
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

COUNCIL CHAMBER Oct. ., 1867.
Council met,
Percent, His Ho' or the Mayor. Maloney,
KIRK, Rooney, M,N.mar~, Chau.b Rim and
Beck.
On counting the votes cas-, f,r Mayor a,
an el ct on h. Id October s.h, il was touud
that james NJ. 3. con Lai a,sl ority of all
the votes cast, whereupon, on motion, the
Council d.c.ar"d james NJ. Bacon duly
elected May : OF 81, uA City, Iowa.
O.. motion, the Clerk was ordered to draw
warrants for Clerks aud JUICES Of l. ,ioa,
held Ocio' er h, as 70 l-ws:
John Cleshorn, + p We s,er,
Allen Wilton, VIM. LubL.rs,
&C. Tredway, John Alien,
+. Co"nr'y, J. r Ho"inxer,
T J. Stone, -" WI. joy.
. Willard N,ch,lr, W b. Trsdway,
John Rooney, 80. john II fernann,
Michael HencLJ, .s.... ......
Each two dol!ars Total $50.
On motion the Council adjourned to the
reg ul.r meeting in Nov-mbsr.
Err. KIRK, Chm.
A. r WR,ear, CT TX.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

I'VE harm from the Dubuque papers
that the new Iowa Falls L Sioux City rail-
road company which is under the manage
ment Of Blair, Ames h Co., has large force
Of ha"ds engaged in grading the road from
Iowa Falls westward. There are now two
c"mpanies-,he above named, and the old
Dubuque Il Sioux City Lompusy-msking
"a push to build tie road to the NJ ssouri
river, and rscrive y lAnd giant, bu, unless
the old conpr"y esA;bi, more lite aud en-.
ergy than haze heretofore cha, aclerized it's
so,e-sa,s, he sssd ~sil - j. bull, and the
Prize secured by the new company b. fore
it wakes OPP and gets ,hrouy rub.,"g It. eyes
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

~The New York Store has been rsmov
I'd to SA~yers Brick Block, Fad door from
he lesee-tave now the largest stock 0,
winter clo.hing ever offered in .hia ma ks,
Prices lower than ever. 1927 e4~g~ Il
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

- YL------7- - l.
0~CIiiCAGo HoUsK The new hotel re-
Gently erected 0" Fourth street. BY M. Jno
Lssss.icb, will b opened with grand ball
q Monday evening. .lpvs -. Sc eard il
another column.
~DissoLUrIoS NoTicE. 10 here
bvslssa that The parsaessAip bsssts(ors sz-
listing between the andersiEaed IL the
Anericaa House, i The dAy dissolsaa By
n,utsai conssot. All business u ~ old '6so
vii De settled By James AoIoA1y, -
JAMES MOIONEY.
f..yh - s,0fkA4. Is MCCARTHY.
Sissz City, Law, Hen lee7. -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

SSNosice il hereby given that ,hs part
nership heretofore existing between The un-
dersigned il the Massasoit Dining Hall, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
bushes, Of the old iem viii b. settled BY s.
O. Hinckley. '~@@' '0' '""
SO HlNCKLEY,
GEO. CLAYPOOLE
Sioux City, Nov. |, 1887. =
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

,~wool uader.hir's. 80 csn.s, At A.
Sshsids = Co. ~ t41.1sx @1AEA
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

~Ten cents pair Tor cotton socks, at
A. Schmidt 4 Cos
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

A-Knit Drawers, 60 cents pair, 1t A
Schmidt l. Co.'S
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-09

sWA, Goe~-y l. Vi, X wo"'s you can SEE
teams iu.dins stoves and tinwAre almos,
any time during The day. Tu-y are selling
an iM mense amount OF stoves. "
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sb6rsp which have VIII never attae, blame 70 their
father for the infamous calumpy that charged with
This with the full strength Of Eis VOICE The greatest
emotion was excited, some of tho soldiers shedding
assigned them, heja though he said nothing, bad re-
gained all Of has Indian .ien, ard Was IKE the Diners
calm and The ss s 70 e. ears a.aS
ihas nos pss.sh-d hree .ilastrious men, Of dsren,
now sss s. 's he Sody Of Maaimian was de-
vered 90 Colonel Miguel Pslscious and removed to the
ss = rns'
fact th2gh there are variety OF statements in refer
Wi. One ,bnt il win be retained BY .he liberal
government add only delivered up certain terms and
another that wosd be treated with all the honors due
Austrian prnce, and surrendered up TO his friends
ieir relatives IN accordance with their requests Mea
recommended General EscoAedo as tutor son, and
oS,es IN the case Of the country being invaded by
foreigs aTny.
G.asral Juan A. Menaez, Governor Of Puebia, has
issued dccroe imposing contributions UPON all clerSy
lolows:Bisneps $Ao00; Priests, $s0e Monks $500,
ssd secrssuss $500 The given for the eAaeton
Is ,ba, all parties hsvecon.roated 10 the support off,
lo rumorcd that General 6rlega who is still cosnned
sna he viii -oon be Get al liberty TIE Pais Of 6asda
hara say9that the people OF Huaseca have revolted
IN favor ecSonzaez Or.eea and adds that So they are
set 8Sna OegA at liberty as soon as the election law
would b published consequently the people could thoD
OfDciM information has reached here that Juarez
left Saa Luis the LIST for Mexico. He intended
coed 10 the capital with much celertyas the aten
uon q the people upon the route would permit
General Trevo who for some time past has been vi,
has recovered and again assumed command Of the army
Esoobedo viii probably be relieved Of his command
| In tho army and made Governor Of Nuey0 Leon his
state There variety Of rumors in reference to
his proposed European Trip, but mono that are su-
Not sou, from Querstaro was present q, the execu-
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Console ana American securities were quoted g4ds in

Mining shares were inactive and public interest in
them has died out AT FIRST board Corydon closed Sc
higher than II the time on Saturday, sailing at
81 65 New York aud Eldorado 10c, selling at - 49,
Quartz Hill sold q; 81 TO- Davidson Copper u 90; Wal
kill Lead, Soc
The Rochester Uaioa thus chronicles the failure OF an
other country bank
The weedsport Bank has gone 10 the dogs, aud
pretty Rad failure IL has made. Inc Auburn AI.atsr
says that the failure s consequence OF dabbng IN
stocks by a prominent ofcer OF the bank, who Finding
himself In close corner pledged everything svssoe IN
order 20 carry the specn!ations along while awaiting
rso the stocks and oeclg insurance 10 the amount
Of $50 900 on his life 10 be used as collateral mo
failure sweeps the entire capital OF the oank-$l0o0Oo
We understand receiver is 10 be appointed al once 10
Wind up its aflairs
The following is sbstract Of quarterly reports oil
the national banking associations Of the United states,
showing their condition the morning OF the brst
Monday 10 July, 1861
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c RI OK E r.

Match al Hobol<en Between the New Work.
Cricket Club and the Yonkers EIevcs.
Yesterday agoody number Of spectators among whom
many of the air could be enumerated assembled A.
the grounds of the New York Cricket Club, foot Of
Ninth street. Hoboken, TO witness match between that
club and the eleven OF Yonkors. closely contested
game was expected; but the gon'lcmen from up the
river proved themselves to be match for the city
club The bowling and fielding Of the Yonksrs team
was absolutely below par, and they hardly sent up
average batsman 10 the wickeis The batting OF the
New York club certainly good but they could not
have scored half the number OF they did for
the loose bowling and lazy helding OF the
men from Yonkcrs. Il Is doubt disheartenipg for
any eleven TO play apparently against ucE but because
ones adversares happen TO be scoring up that Is
no reason for abandoning the game at period when
little decent play might perhaps have materially altered
the sspoct Of affairs. Tho bowling OF Messrs jenkins
and Jardne on behalf OF the New York Cricket Club.
was very good indeed, aud the wicket keeping OF
Higlan admirable, while the fielding Of Messrr. Beech,
Byron and Dempsey is especially worthy OF praise In
the first inning OF the Yonkers Club Mr. Jenkins BOWED
eight for four and took four wckets while
Mr. Jardine IN the same inning bowled likewise eight
for ten runs, took -four wckets and had three
maiden Mr.. Sbaoon and Morley the professional
Of the 81. George Cricket Club, were the umpHes N
this match, q full score OF which Is gwen below
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-23

phsdepha the market moderately active; the ssles
were LOO bills white for September slILr
Oj do do for October at 3fc AND late saturday evepbe
and not previously reported 5j bbl Tor October 3.sl
SO DO do hall Anss. at 3d. 500 do DO. for August a
80 and 800 do from seDtenos 10 November al
all buyers option .,,, ,.o q.
6o cu meats Thee decidedly more activity and cong
s.d-ra BILE exci,eaeu the n2Tket pork, and higheN
prices realized The laies AND resls cash and req
ulsrn aggregated ~ jJJ bbis. az 3 70 xZ3 10 fr
$2l 80 ior ola d. S2 80 s2 IS for prime do and
sg IS so pin.e also fos flIrc delivery POO hbs.
messfot August, at Sss 80, sellers option Beef re-
SIS for mesa and Ss S4 for new plain do,
sales made or ~ bbls. Western at S9s
Gu meats continued active and hrm The supply light.
sales 700 packages ltyc I6c for hams. and lac fop
alders bacon, the market rni with moder-
demand The sales 400 boxes at he for Sreford
cut 2sc for long cut hams and short clear aud short rib
bed private The lard market was more active,
aud pr.es were steady. Sales $40 bhs al l2e foH
No. to prime and keitle rendered. Butter Wal
steady al lsc a .sc. for State, and l3c 3 2le for
Western Cheese duh at &c. ifl.e.
RICE unchR gei at our last quotations
SrGAR-The market for was moderately active, ana
previous prices sustained Sales 400 hhds, az lAc
lSe for CUBA the latter price for eirred We i4c loE
Porto Rico latter price choice and lie 10 i3c for
ST. croix. Refined was moderately active and steady 1t
lO'ac . i7c. for powdered crushed ana gfanusted.
ssEpsCacua inseed was dun and nominal a, our ass
quotation: Clover was unchanged at &c i1'te., ana
timothy at 81 Is a IS 30
SrEARiNR continued firm, with Moderate demand sales
obpw lbs at l211c 5sc; also 4aouO lbs grease AZ cs<e
. To-.
lALLew was in fair demand q, former prices Sales
ltiV00 lbs at li1ac. lls<c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3ij bbls The market duh, and
rIces nominal in the absence Of sales.
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rss RKriRyo BgAxnIS CHARes p'ArrA,srs --fhe
Brssaa Minister Don Domingos jose Gonsalves de
fsgslhais, having presented his credentials from the
Emperor 10 the President at Washington snoSt time
sne the Acting Minister and former Secretary OF esa
hon ohevaicr Cavalscan, dAlbuqucraue, who has for
many months been resident Of Staten Island about
return to his native country A diplomat Of great
experience In tho south American sstesheving serves
Brazil during very trying period IN Uruguay-ns
management Of the Affairs Of the empire which he
represented while in this soupty hes met With unverss
appreciation, aud his departure IS greatly regretted,
although u Il hopsd that ne goes 20 receive higher
kQaors a. She had Of bic aovornwenk
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OBITUARY.
JnIn tntonio ae In fueBts.

JuGn tntouto de In tuente,
This Neticso LAWYER ami diplomat, who Died al his
residence In sahillo on june =, was sslf-nsds man.
and had TO struggle asan great obstacles during b.
whols tfotime The republican Law OF public worship
and the law regulating the international relations Of
Mexico are well enough known; both were his work
As Minister Of the rspublc Of Mexico in Paris when
Napoleon getting up his Intervention scheme,
HE services have always been recognized by tho
lhersl party Of his country ~ Of great value,
and he received the praises Of both the European
and American press for he efforts IN favor OF
the rvpublc. Wien he was Minister for Foreign
Affairs he treated the ccrr, diplomat que with very little
csIsmesv, ana becsms isvcrits with all hexcans IN
cons sequence. nurnx the imPerislist occupation OF
Coahvs ne had 10 hide dnersnt farms and was gen
orally ucses TO get tue attendance medical care that
his broker dewn health required His friends, however
length taok him BY force saitillo and there his
hea;lh improved While IN that city he had TO keep
close for fear O. TIE French Lstisry he began TO fail
sTaiu aud died AS sbnve stated He died 30 Peor that
his relations had bear the expenses OF br funeral He
leaves one son ant daughter IL 10 expected that
the na,iocsl eo,erp will provide for those children
out Of The pablo fuAds or eonbsea'eo properly OF 'hs
trslipr<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-23

COfFrt Kin sill ruled quiet, bat prices remane! un.
changed. We heard OF no Important sa.es.
FROM GRAiN-Receipts-a5f5 1bR. -four @ ISL hans
$50 bbls. meal 2i0 bags do TO bushels wheat
159 corn - 40 do oats and 100 malt Ths inar.
for Western and state Hour soDew hat irIequar
but. the whole there was but little change some hold
enabled to DO trIc better, others do
quite well, the majority reporting The market quiet but
steady. Nearly all the transacons The basis
SATURDAYS quotations. California guiet
the sales 7c bhls -four was In light
demand, in prices change sales
273 hbls., within the range of quotations i've four
though gniei. remalned firm II pces sales 4
bbls ut 81 ~ ~ IS Corn meal shade easier and
moderate demand tho sales limited 10 abo, 80
bbls al 81 ~ for Brsndywine aud So ~ for cit, We