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New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
FINANCIAL AND CONN[ERCIAL.

LONDON Sept 21-NOon- Consols Opcnedat "a 1il6 for
money. American securities are nominally unchanged
ms quotations have been received by Atlantic CaDle
from New-York. United States FiyeTwenes, 73l HI
nois Central Railway Shares, Erie Railway Shares, 43
Afternoon.-Consols stronger at "a 1915 for money
We arc still without telegraphic advices from America
and the following quotations made without reference
10 tho state Of the New-York market United states
Fivetwenty Bonds 7S. Illinois Central Railway Shares
"; Erie Railway Shares, Az Atlantic and Great Western
Consolidated Bonds 22t.
FRANKFORT Sept NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. states Doh"9'
vet for the issue Of 1862.
Sept % United States Bonds quoted at 7Gi for the
issue of 1862
IIvERPooL Sept. 2l-NOoD.-The Cotton market opens
ouiet at the following quotations: Mdding Uplands 93d
Mddlng Orleans oid The sales Of the day are estimated
at 10000 bales The Breadstufs market opened steady ut
the closing quotations OF yesterday but Corn has receded
3D. and Il now quoted at 4li6 quarter for New
Mixed Western Wheat firm at 1878 y Genital Tor Cali-
fornia White Barley 53 = bushel, for American oats,
rig a. buslel for Canadian Peas AZ quarter for Can
adian The market for provisions Of all kinds opens quiet
Reef 1915 y bbl for Extra Prime Mess Pork, ~ y
bbI for Eastern PRINCIPLES Bacont2i6 cwt for Cum
berland Cut Middes. Lard, 5lI3 cwt. for American
Cheese, 81 p ewt for Middng American. Kosin' 81 y
cwt for Common Wilmington and l2l for Medium
American 'Tallow, l4C. Spirits Turpenne, 2SG Petro-
ieum lOl for Spirits, and H. for Refined Glover 0eeu
al y cwt for American Red
Afternoon.-The Cotton market continued quiet
the day. but the transactions exceeded the
noon estimates by 1900 bales. The following are inc
authorized quotations: Middling Upands, 9td Mid
ding Orleans 9sd The sales OF to-day foot mp fully 1900
bales The Broadstu market closed firm at the opening
prices Corn, 46 Wheat 1873 for California White
Barley Oats and Peas unchanged The Provision market
has been irregular during the day Beef closed 26lowe
the quotation for Extra Prime Mess Is 145 Dbl Amer
can Lard has advanced 3d. closing at BIG ewt Pork
steady nj 7I y bb Bacon. 426 cwt. Cheese, SS Tor
Mlddlng American. Refined Petroleum has advanced 3d.
a. gallon closing at I5s; Spirits steady at lOd gallon
Posn. common, ST. and medium 49, Spirits Iuipcntihe
2sJ6 Pot Ashes. 81 q ewt -
IoNDov sept 2l-NOOn-Sug1r opened steady ~ 29I
for No II Dutch Standard Crude I1hseoH o9.o 1
oil, $50. . ho.oror IN report i'm
Afcrnoon-There IS 10 change whatever 10 TcDitN @ No IN
~ Dutch Standard.
ANrwgrp sept 2I-NOOn.-The Petroleum nIihS' ~ In
onens flr STANDARD White quoted at 5j francs pp
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
CIN.iD.l.
TIE ELECTIONS.

ToRoNro Sept. 21.-Archibald Mckellar, the
leading candidate OF the Opposition party, defeated IN
Kent was yesterday returned to the House oi Assembly
by another constituency. Mr. Cumberland manager OF
the Northern Railway, was also elected The Hon. John
Inllyard Cameron. prominent member of the Govern
ment party to-day elected for the House OF Com
mons. .
LONDON, Sept 2i.--Thc Hon. Mr. Carling and Rufus
StcphensO members for Kent, and others, who were re-
turning from ecctionccIing tour west were mobhed
on their arrival at the station Llst night
PARLIAMENT PIOR0GrED.
OTTAWA, Sept 2i.-The official Ga:ette to-
day contains an order poroguing Parliament ot the
Dominion until the 2d OF November. Tho Parliament of
e Province Of Quebec is pr0rOgued until The ih Of No
Vcmber.
The discount on American invoices for The ensuing
week Is u per cent
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NICARAGUA.
HE TEANs-coNrINENrAL RAILROAD.

TIE IENNs-tONTINENIAL EAILNOAD.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 19.-Late advices from
Nicaragua and Costa Rca report that the TransContl
mental Railroad project again attracting attention.
representation Of the house OF Keith Co.. contractors
for the section OF the road between Lemon and Penarc,
had arrived at san lose party of engineers were cN
pectcd from NewN oak 10 JON Ia carrying out complete
survey OF the Mcssrs Keith Co express highly
favorable opinion as 10 the pactcaby of the projected
road from Fuua 10 The capital. The Government
and people strongly favor w. and hope the Americans
who have ~ n charge VIII beat the English railway prO-
ieCt0ie ~ Nicaragua.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
SPAIN.

TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF TIE FAILURE.
The i'll success Of the insurrcctOn may, says a cor
respondent, be attributed TO an unfortunate but ineyita
bic delay. The 18th Of August You know, had been
fixed FOR the troops in a certain town to pronounce"
Prim was to have been there 10 head them Owing to
the precautions he had TO take 10 avoid being recognized
either in France or Span time inevitably lost The
appointed day came had arrived the whole thing
failed OF his movements and proceedings after thai
little is known but, yOu have already been Informed
was lately in the Province Of Valencia aud is now at
Gencya. whore his lanily has gone ~ join him.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

England, Peruvian, Californian West Indian, American
ana Bosphorns The tTOopsips are measured to carry
354 officers and 5000 men.
The Foreign Office in London published on the 9th the
foHOwlng telegram: Her Majcstys Charge dAhaircs at
COnhtanlnOpe reports the 9th by telegraph that no
news mas reached him OF the release OF the AbyssnIan
capuNcs ana That he cannot account Tor the rlinOr
TIE JOHN 7. FORD, SCHOONER, OF BALTIMORE.
II wlbe rocolected that Andrew Armstrong Of Halifax
the only surviving member OF the crew Of the Inflated
schooner Mary Blake which he had been transferred
from the AerOlite East Indanan, bound TO Bombay,
which had taken him Of the wreck
On the 9th Of Sept the schoofer itself very little in
jured arrived at land and was driven ashore at Sacum-
standing the great knocking about TO which she has evil
dcntly been subjected still retains one mast standing,
and her hull is holding firmly together. Her
depth She was rgged as a schooner. aud had sharp
stern and figure head The Of the returned
In her papers j. Slancy first officer; H. d. Rdden,
sucrcargo; and Edward Murphy, seaman. The masters
name Charles W. Gould. The name Of Andrew Arul
strong, who the only survivor. does not
appear in the ships papers, as he did not beiong
where She put i'm for water last July when Of her
tanks became damaged. one OF the prudenty left
her a Halifax, and Armstrong, who Is fisherman was
engaged ae substitute She cleared from Baltimore
Of one box of Mattenel Bitters-I6 bottles
The following note, written in ink on piece or ruled
paper picked mp ON the morning or the eth Of sept
by named Mcbride west of FOrlOn Point, about 10
miles westward Of where the vessel came ashore:
Andrew Armstrong taken oG the wreck Of the John 7 Ford and
has gone to bombey N the Aeroite IL ALLEiNE
Oh Head kinsae " n. W., 30 miles.
The letter noated ashore in bottle. The tin ease
which contained the slips Of paper incloed also several
were thoroughly wet, but are, Notwithstanding III ex
Ccllent preservation.
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GARIRALDI AT GENEVA.

Prom Oar OUn COuespoldcut
MAIsoS fay GENEVA, SEPT. % A. "
| wIite from GaIibaldi's apartment OF rather
suite of apartments, placed at his service Dy the
Swiss Bank Tie arrived last evening NJ ,, H.
weary beyond measure, not as hc says "ilh 'no ions
journey over the eemplon, but with having h"a 10
talk necessarily for twelve mortal hours leaving
Belgiratc the country honse Of Nine 'acioD Oh
FRIDAY niou..9g special diligence conveyed him to
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VIRGINIA..
THE COMING ELECTION-sEPARATE POLLS FOR
WHITE AND CoLORED VOTERS.

WHITE AND COLORED NOTHK>.
richmond, Sept. 2l.-Gen. Schoiield this
morning issued order that ballots OF white and eoloed
voters at the coming election be taken separately In
cverv district of five hundred voters three persons shall
assist the registering officer in receiving votes and where
more than five hundred votes SIX persons sal asSss-l
te and selected among the registered voters of tho
The first nominations by the Republicans for the state
Convention made to-day IN Hanover County. They
were william James, late Revenue Collector and Joi b.
Crenshaw Quaker minister. The city politicians
holding meetings TO make nominations. All the names
far publicly mentioned are those OF persons who have be-
como rrsients slncc the war closed.
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bcs who have been summoned 10 Berlin 10 are support
crs Of the present Government c.t were formerly pr0n
lent supporters OF the Augstcnburg claims. and the
manning two, Herr Kruger, from Bcstot and Herr Die
ner, from TOndern Daues from North Seswch favor
able 20 the reunion with Denmark
All the nOables were members OF The former Scheswig
Hosten Assembly of Estates, aud two Herren Rcincke
and PrObs were NicsPrcsdent5 respectively OF the z
ohoe and Flensburg Diets a.. .
NeaIly a Of them have already lcll lor Bcrlin
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
FRANCE.

GERMAN rOIIrIcs-TIIE OPINION OF A TRENCH MOD
ERATE.
The Lcrt6 publishes letter to NJ. de GTardn from VI.
Emile Olivier dated Augsburg. Sept 3. The result Of
his observations political tour through Germany Is
that the Germans though In no way hostile to France
are extremely distrusfu OF her They do not desire
war, and have horror of 1T but If il should be
luton He thinks Baden Is almost unanimously lhcllncd
20 Join Prussia Wmtcmburg is divided between Bis
marcklans and republicans; ana EaNafid j. hCstatDs'
Although Frussan party exists In Bavaria, the country
snss to its autonomy ana & tG ,Gc II % FG9 G9 S
tie way Bayra accomplishing that absorption IN inc
south which Prussia has effected IN The north. But IL is
more than probable the attempt VIII not succeed ana
whenever tho question ~ put 10 BAVARIA Austrian or
cumsialc6s VI. Emile ohfI,r says INC NAM COURT
for France ls ugidly To abstain rom an lh'Sr
visits OF condoleucc" with Germany; 10 TcEounce al
supcrhous alarming and Iinous alnnmeni.; to I've on
terms Of good ghborhOod with Prussia, Bavaria aid
Austria, and leave them to settle Their own ail1 ~
their own way. THIS course lS not only pluucht Dut
sion Of the independent Duchts Yet naming ~ the
north TO give any chance 10 the euccfss Of the Boyalian
greatly Increased snc5 the Sallburs Interview. While
giving this opinion he IS far from saying that nothing Is
10 be done to restore tho damaged prestige OF France
But hc knows Of alliance that can now be OF any use
sadowa that has TO take revenge, but on the
French SadOwa viz the failure Of Tie liberal programme
Of January TO- II France Will not decide to do that she
must resen herself tO be seoondato power, inferior as
regards liberty 10 the English Germans Italians Portu
accept the peTils and responsibilities Of npoite and
inc xcusable thousand times worse In s disastrous
consequences than the expedition Ia Mexico.
TIE EXPOSITION.
The number OF persons who visited the Exhibition
Sept $780, the reserved garden 95. and the Island
Of Bncourt 3Ol. The show Of grapes az the Agrcu
tua Exhibition has been very attractive and displayed
many really splendid samples. The general show OF fruit
will take place next month The competitors are very
x5ons deparipents Of France particularly from Puy
dcDdc The exhibition will be held under very favorable
auspices fruits Of all kinds being remarkably nne hls
year. -.
Tho ascending machinery which raises visitors TO the
roof OF the building at 5 each continues to bc much
uatronzcd, and must be very rcuuncrutlyc speculation
On Thursday 21s7 persons went up; ana on thc DAYS
when the attendance larger than usual at the palace rs
many as between and 1000 enjoy the vie from the
roof o tho iron colosseum and the glass oi good
beer which served there. NJ EdouN the engineer has
been applied TO 10 construct similar apparatus at inc
Chateau Eau fOT the Of the Inhabitants OF the city
Ol lOulOn.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
NORTH CAROLINA.

MILITARY TRIAL IN RALEIGH.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Sept. 20.-A Mitar,
Court has been IN session for time at Raleigh, G.,
trying several Of the citizens Of Fayetteville ~ c. for
the alleged killing of colored man named Bcebe. Tho
findings Of the Court have not yet been iade khowhi
and Powers have been sent to Fort Macon
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN, Sept 22.-The National Steam Nayiga-
ton Company's steamship Pennsylvania, Capt. Lewis
which left NewYork the 9TH nst arrived at TINS port
TODAY and sailed again for Liverpool. GuOn Coz
steamship Manhattan Capt Williams which sailed from
NewYork on the llh inst also arrived here today and
proceeded on her voyage to Liverpool
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BY STEAMSHIP.

The Inman steamer City Of Paris, Capt. Ken
pcdv which left Liverpool the 11tl aud Queenstown
ON the I2th September, arrived here yesterday INC
steamer Bremen from southampton on tho ioh' arrived
here on saturday The steamship Tentonla from Ham
burg wa southampton, arrived here early TINS morning
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
SCHLESWIG.
THE RETROCESS

THE RETROCESSION OF NORTHERN SCHLEsWlG
COPENHAGEN, Sept. 22.-STOng doubts are enter
tanned here in official quarters Of the success of the
Danish Cabinet in it's negotiations with Prussia for
the retrocesson of the Danish districts of Schlcswig
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
ARREST OF FENIAN AGENTS.

DUBLIN, Sept. 2-Arrests of suspected Fenian en-
Issaries continue in this city, The latest apprehen-
sion is that Of James Walton who is supposed to be
from the United States, and agent of the Fenlan
Brotherhood. lie has been imprisoned and will
soon be examined on a charge of treason.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
HUNGARY.
TIE NATIONAL GUARD.

The Committee of the Honveds have had
very stormy meeting In Pesth, under the Presidency oil
Pcrczc who declared that there could be no nation pos
shlo without national army IL was agreed that tho
Honveds should again Arad on the 9th OF October
next.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
GERMANY.
4 CONSUL non NFW-YOHK.

CONSUL FOR NEN-NORk'
BERLIN, Sept. 21-The North German Parliament
has agreed TO bill for the establishment Of con-
suate in New-York, and the appointment of repre-
sentative OF the interests of the Confederation will
soon be made.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
THE KING OF PRUSSIA.

King William of Prussia has determined upon a
tour through South Germany and viii. during his
Journey visit the sOyereigus of BaYaria, Wurteln-
burg, and BadeI.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE PAN-ANGLIcAN SYNOD.

TIE TAN -ANULINAN oINUI
LONDON, Sept. 22.-The regular session of the Pan
Anglican Synod commences this week at the Archi-
episcopal Palace, Lambeth. 1t is understood that
the reporters Of the newspaper press will not be per
mitted to be present at the deliberations of the
Synod. and no daily record of the proceedings will
be published.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
RECONSTRUCTION.
SECOND MILITARY DrsrPrcr

CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN GOV. ORR AND GIN.
sIChLEs-GON. ORR HOLDS ORDER No. 10 TO
HAVE BEEN ABSOLUTELY NECE.sARY-GEN.
sICKLES on TIE PROGRESS OF RECONsTRUC-
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nemsrkable Discovery.

A few day. agc while some workmsn
were excavating cellar in Polk town
ship, Monroe county. Indiana. the
workmen struck what at first appeared %
be solid ledge Of rock, and sitting
down to rest one Of them began idly to
pick at sn apparent fssure, when =
block Of stone nearly two feet squere,
disappeared with dull thump. The
men went eagerly to work and remov'
ing the bottom Of the pit, disclosed =
chamber with a six foot ceiling auo
eighteen by twenty-five feet between
the walls, which are Of solid, neatly
scanned stone work. Ranged In rows
OH rudely constructed platforms, were
twelve skeletons each with . ton1AhAwk
and arrow heads ut their sides, earrings
and bracelets Of solid silver lying where
they dropped, and piles Of what appear
ed to have been furs in the centre Of the
platform, each pile crunblins to dust ~
exposed to the light. n number Of
tools made Of copper, and hardened
equal to the best cast-steel, were also un-
earthed, and fresh discoveries are being
constantly made.-Ne~ albany Com
mercidl
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NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.

rIyHOMAS w. THOMPSON would respectfully
inform his old customers, and the public
generally that he has commenced work in his
New shop, directly north of the Steam Mill, in
Upton, where he Is prepared to attend to all
business In his line, and especially horse shoe
ing. lift
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Thus twill be seen that there is q
clear gain of thirty-three hundred and
sixty-five dollars.
Now is there farmer in Worcester
county who does or can with the same
capital realize 1.-THE of. the came
amount? / will even 60 farther, and
include shavers of notes upon street
corners, and dealers in mortgages and
snap,judgment notes.-the latter COM
modify, however, believe is purely a
western production, but not tolerated by
the courts of this State.
While have been setting forth the
profits of wool growing, l would not
have your readers suppose that it is to be
done without labor, but by no means so
great labor as is required East. There
must be proper attention paid to feed
ing, breeding, sheltering and shearing,
which will require good judgment.
Neither wool nor sheep grow sponta-
| neously in any county. But you will
ask, if it be SO profitable why are there
not more engaged in it? l answer that
no State in the Union can show SO
great an increase of sheep for eight years
as Iowa. In 1859 so few were there
that sheep were not mentioned in the
Agricultural Report for that year. III
the winter of 1863 there were only 500
93s sheep. In 1865, f,474,922. Taking
this as the ratio, and there are now in the
State about 3,OOO, 900. I'm Dallas county,
where in 1866 there was not sheep,
there was sold last July as the product
of single flock thirteen thousand
pounds of wool. The increase OF this
flock in one year was one thousand
three hundred lambs.
There need be no fear of a mania on
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BILLIARD HAT.

HAVING recently refftted my saloon ond
4 put up two new Billiard Tables. Of the kav.
:hnaugh 4 Decker make, and combinfno ali
game are requested to call and give tbn,. y, me
trial. GOOD order will be enforced, and bows
are not allowed in the Hall. 's
lCE FOR SALE. BERNARD LANG.
StNaQTV AZ sIu6aulA IapTo soIoro
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To still further illustrate the profits of
wool growing, give statement of Mr..
Hoyt's flock of three hundred Merino
sheep, and 1 select this, not because it
is an extraordinary one. The hay and
grain were estimated, but not weighed.
The amount of wool and the price are
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Co. G..

4th Iowa Cavalry.
Charles Soper.
9th Iowa Cavalry.
Homer c Wright, Go. A.
John Quinn, Co. /.
Isaiah Rice, do
Sth Iowa Cavalry. Go. Il.
CYRUS + Macy. Timothy Richmond,
u III ii MONTGOMERY, David Rider.
9th Iowa Cavalry. Co. G.
Cyrus McCroskey.
10th Kansas Infantry. Go. c.
Arthur 7 Miller Joseph WestfaB.
III A Miller.
David II Whittlesey, wisconsin Regiment.
Josiah w Dudley, Co. F., S0th III. Infantry.
Edward Firth, Marine brigade.
Names Reported without Reg't or Co.
Adam Hartsell, lewis Woolwtne,
Barclay Coppoc, ThomrS Emmons,
Curtis Gerry, IAyid Sleeth.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.
WIN. p. EATON

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, CLARENCE, Iowa.
n Prompt attention given to all business in
trusted to his care. NO
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


Treasurer-JOHN TUTHILL.
Clerk of Dist Courts YATES.
Recorder-JESSE JAMES.
County judge 6 BETS.
sheriff. ID SHEARER.
Coroner-THO'SJ JAMES.
Surveyor-F A GATES.
Drainage Commissioner-ROB'T COVER.
Members Of Board of Supervlsors-President
JOHN LEITH, Sugar Creek; GEO w SMITH, Cen
ter: r. COVER, Cass; ] FERGUSON, Dayton; Y
PADEN Farmington; NJ + RIGBY, Fremont;
JOHN w. BELL, Cover; f L BAssETT, Inland;
l. TATUM, Iowa; ] DANCE, Linn; III b POTTER;
Massillon; J RICE, Pioneer; RousER, Ked
Oak; G. HARDMAN, Rochester; SAEAhEh'
Springfield; WS CHASE Springdale.
NANIToU LODGE, No. 9. I. 9. Of 9: F..
Friday evening, in the I'd story Of McMamara
building. LUKE ID. INGMAN, N. q.
P.D. HUMPHREY, Sec'y.
OEDAR LODGE No. IL, A. +. 4 A. NJ, Upton,
" Iowa, holds regular CONGRATULATIONS on
Wednesday evenings, on or before.
Visiting brethren welcomed.
w. H. ALDEN, Sec. II. c. PIATT, w. NJ.
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A UCTIONEER. Will attend promptly to
n selling all kinds of property OF Auction,
in any part of Cedar county. A list Of his sales
will always be found at the TIProN ADvERTI-
SER office, where those desiring his services
can fix tho day for their sale without seeing
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Another farmer in another section
shows that in 1860 before shearing, he
bought so ewes, for which he paid 1926.
from these he realized the following:
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The price of wool averaged last year
in the State of Iowa 50 cents. We
will suppose farmer has 1900 sheep,
which will average 81 pounds of wool
each.
$500 pounds Of wool at 5Oc..........$1,7 $50
500 lambs at Observation-Disclosures. 2,40O
81. l5O
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TIPTON, IOWA, JULY 25, 1867.
List Of Deceased Soldiers from
Cedar County.

publish herewith full, and as far
as l can ascertain, correct list of de-
ceased soldiers from Cedar county.
This copy will be put in the hands of
the artists, and the names as they here
appear will be inscribed OH the monu-
ment. Hence the Importance of ma
king what corrections are necessary
Immediately. There are in all 295
names. J. F. KENNEDY.
SEC. c. c. s. NJ. A.
1pf In,,,, YOfonty.u IN ~
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4 UCTIONEER, CLARENCE, IOWA: Will sell
N goods at auction in Cedar county, when
called on. Also,
GENERAL LAND AGENT.
Will attend to buying and selling land, paying
taxes, &c. All business done with promptness
and dispatch. Office at w. Flanagan Il Co.'s
store, in Clarence. yl3n3S