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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18

direct connection with Milwaukee.
They have but one railway TO the East,
and that passes through Chicago. It's
merchants and forwarders say that if
this line is completed, they can easily
send TO milwaukee, Que million bushels
OF wheat annually, and other products
'ofthe soil. The reputation of Milwau-
kee Club wheat is SO high and SO uni
versally acknowledges, that The people
OF Central Iowa feel a natural desire to
send their good wheat To Milwaukee,
where they can obtain the highest price
for the same. The extension would so
improve the revenues aud the value of
the Milwaukee d Prairie du CHEN Rail-
way, that the Company could wisely
afford to render assistance, and fortun-
atcly the financial condition is such
that II can Go great deal towards the
completion OF this long delayed line of
railway. But Of course, the people
along the route must do their share.
The time has passed when Eastern cap
itaiists will trust their money IN ~ West
ern Railrmd, unless the Inhabitants
along the route evince their faith in the
necessity Of Its construction by subscrib-
ing to its stock. '"'
We believe that the city of DUBUQUE
has offered 10 loan its credit to the
amout of 100000, to aid in the COM
pietion of this route OF transportation
from Milwaukee to the Mississippi.
1t now looks ms if railway labor dur
ing the ensuing season could be obtain
ed at reasonable prices There is an inn
mence immigration Of Germans and
lrishmen pouring into our country.
They must have something to 90. In
the Eastern cities and States all branches
OF trade are so fully supplied with labor,
that there is not prospect of more
being needed during the current year.
The foreign immigration will, therefore
seek the West, and it will be constraiil-
ed to labor on railways or anything that
offers at prices much more moderate
than during the past fouryears. Itnow
appears rs ii we could afford to build
railways, and obtain them at such an
outlay as will be likely to yield some
interestupon the capital invested Mif-
waukee Wisconsin.
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Rerie,v of The af'eck.
IOWA NEWS.

Among the Christmas amusements
at Clermont, nine enormous rats were
placed upon the ice and run down by
the skaters. ...t. "
The Eldora Ledger says $4,000 lbs of
dressed Pork, 1000 bushels of coal, and
90 tons of fire clay, were shipped from
E!dora last week. .... ....
The villain John Kelly, of Mitchell
county, whose arrest we noticed a few
weeks ago, has forfeited his bail and
taken himself to parts unknown. s-
The Clermont Leader says. that Mr..
Geo. Moles, who used to carry Oh the
timing business near that place, aud
now resides near there. has inherited
from his father, who died in England u
short time ago, about siXty thousand
dollars. 49,. ..E : .-..l....
A letter froni Mafshailtown says: az
place, has disappeared with large
amount offunds belonging TO a firm IN
Chicago, and swindIing tile bank here
out of l,5G0. The police arc on his
track, but nothing has yet been heard
OF his whereabouts"
The Hardin county Sentinel narrates
that couple OF drunken youngsters,
some eighteen or nineteen years old, on
Friday night last, got drunk, started
nome, on the way were overtaken by
Q wagon load of persons on their way
home from prayer meeting, and fired
two shots among the crowd. There
came very near being "a runaway, but
the horses We're finally brought 70 a
halt. Notlsihg was done with the
young villains. 'aa- 3 s4.st1G
On Tuesday night. the houae Of IT.
IL. Wells, living some three miles south
of Wavcrly, on the GAINESVILLE road,
was destroyed by fire. The kous. was
new and only partially finished. The
fire was discovered about 3 o'clock in
the morning, and had at that time made
considerable Roadway. A good portion
of the furniture and household goods
were saved, though ia damaged con-
d.tion. 1t was insured in the North
Western Of DEBORAH for $500, which
will be far from covering the actual
lrss.- Wcacriy Phania. -a
BURLINGTON, Iowa, Jan. Is.
"A destructive fire discovered here
at 3 o'clock this morning, burned two
we'll stocked groceries, near the Barrett
House, besides "A private residence and
some barns. The hotel was damaged
slightly. Total loss, $4,000.
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GENERAL NEWS.

The Legislature of Tennessee, il is
believed, viii! confer the right Of suf-
trage upon the colored men of that
State. a 9r- .aa...... s'
BY the burning of 4 Jail at Kingston.
$. G. ON Monday night, twenty-five
negroes persisted. 49,. -
The Empress Carlotia-w wife of the
Emperor Maximiiian Of Mexco--is i'm
proved in her mental and physical con-
dition.
A mong those who voted for nsssing
the District Of Columbia Suffrage biii
over the Presidents veto. was Hon.
Henry ]. RsynHnd, The passage of
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Proposed Railway Extension to pubcoue

IT is known to our citizens, and to the
State generally, thata concerted eilor;
~ now about being made 70 extend the
Ioouthern Wisconsin Railroad from
Monroe, It's present terminus in Green
county, to point OH the Mississippi
opposite the city of Dubuque, Iowa.
ne distance. We believe, is about Sc
cnliles, aud if ished, it would fiji up
cone OF the most important gaps i'm the
railway system of the United States. II
would not only insure Milwaukee a di.
rect communication with Central Iowa,
but through the Dubuque and Pacific.
hniiroad, which will in few years be
carried west as far rs Omaha would ST.
cure to US direct route TO San Francisco
Tue great object Of building this road
VIII he, that while we are laying a mile
Iii Wisconsin q mile of road is also being
i.ii IN Iowa, and thus whea We com
pittc to our link, will we secure double
aasau tage. - = - =
The citizens of Dubuque have always
ici and expressed deep interest in
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Iowa CENTRAL.-The Election of a
Board of Directors by the Stockh olders
Of the Iowa Central Rail Road Company
took place on the LIST inst, and resulted
AS follows: .a-.>f. ... ~
P. Melendy, Black Hawk County;
A. ID. Barnum. ," "
7. A. Graham, Tama county; ..
- Clarke, %
VIM. r. Smith, Mahaska; ...a-r. +.
John White, ......
w. Ii. Sewers, :" ... ....
A. &. Williams, @ q ILL., -.
w. III. Dunlap, Wapcllo. .. ~---..
A. y. Ramsey, Monroe. .... ..,.-.
L. ID. Perry,
II. NJ. Wolford, Appanoose. Is.
VIM. L. Smith Of Mahaska was chosen
Black Hawk, Vice President John
White, Treasurer, and L. Baker, Score
tary. ,....- .
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MEETING OF THE NEXT COKE; REss

~h6AlNS oF VHE NEXT CONG RESS.
The next Congress will convene at
noon on the 4th Of March. The House
passed bill SO providing before the hol-
iday recess. The Senate took it up after
the recess, made some slight verbal
amendments, and passed it 10y twenty
SIX to ten, the nays being eight Demo
Gratis, with Dixon and Doolittle. 1t was
sent to the House in the course of half
an hour, aud that body at once agreed to
the Senate amendments. The bill was
laid before the President for his sigma
ture. Many persons expect veto, but
Congress so clearly possesses the right
10 fix the time for its meeting, that 1t
cannot be seen upon what he would
base his objections.
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ALIENS COLUMN.
Cedar Falls, l -
Cedar Falls,
... 2 d. ..... Is Growing.


The greatest attraction of the
day is the new enterprise - the
Commercial College at Cedar
Falls. Such an institution, to
the Public, is of such a character
as to call forth not only much
talk, but generalization, to think
we have such a College estab.
lished in our city; and to know
that we can, for our children.
(and even older ones) acquire a
thorough business : education,
thus securing a fortune to each
and all, is worth knowing. Be-
sides this,
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N. Y. TRIBUNE FOR 1857.

The TRIBUNE enters upon the year 1867 n, ora
prosperous in business tfIau ever before ;rhe
expediency Of charging our pagcs-thus max
ing TIE TRIBUNE the largest and The c,ea D.
est newspaper III America--~as doubted Sy
many. We have found our account in n T,,so
circulation OF THE TRIBUNE is steadily incrcas-
Ing ana ouradyertising patronage has In crcss-
cd 50 much that il is more Il ifiicut 10 print nr
news than when we used u smaller shceI AMI
TINS diuica!ty we can only rieetsby frequently
publish ins supplementary pages
The ciGse Of the war has imnosed uno,, Tur
latsckE The discussion Of aIoilc. taos and NO.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

wThe Gazette has now BY
far the largest circulation &c any
paper West of Dubuque, lssaing
1000 copies every week. 1t is
therefore, UNPARALLELED, as an
advertising medium for all North.
ern Iowa. ro,s.5. ,gs-s -.
Our prices for Advertising
continue to be only ONE FOURTH
AS great as the prices of our
neighbors; and for the same
prices, we furnish FOUR TIMES
rs large circulation as they /;
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18

IowA.-Says the New York Mdepcn.
don't: "Iowa seems 10 be the soundest
politically, of all the Western. States,
taking rank even with Vermont and
Massachusetts for steady devotion ia
the cause of mankind.
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a J. w. PLUMMER.
Agent for NuggIcI's Pills and salve.
CEDAR FALLS, IOWA. .

FOR BILIOUS DISEASES
Nothing be productive Of cure than these Ps
Their almost magic influence is felt once and he usu.
al CONT ants OF this most ressig are re-
moved. These remedies made froEa tie purest
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
They will harm the most delicate fen ale and ma,
be given with good eject prescribed doses 10 she
youngest babe
IS FOR CUTANEoUs DISORDERS
And ell ernlioas Of the skin the sALyE 10 most nva
uabe. IL does not hal externally alone hut penstate
with the most searching e6oets to the very Of the
evil a e ..
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

tv sp rec not ercsedinp, one igth ao,cn,card
and condiing not orsr sirty cords. Tor 10 lines of
brewer, lines ri this nnnpareiI) Is caea sqaa
Measure, being cao,gtd 81 for tae dfst Insertion,
and 80 csnts(or each subsequent insertion.
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DAILY TRIBUNE.
Ten Dollars nAr anEum.

Terms. cash in advance. ......
Drafts on Scw-Yors. or Post-Ofrice orders
payable to the order OF THE TRIPI'S NE, being
sa!fr. are prc;riblr to any other mode q. re
mttance. Subscribers who send money by
Express must prepay Express charges. Adj
dress, ... L
. .'' e.. .'. THE TRIBUNE. New York.
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Advertisements already in the
Weekly Gazette at regular rates
we insert in the Semi " eekly,
thereby doubling the circulation,
for a very small sum additional,.
as follows. .
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18

All this large circulation the advcrtis-
rr gets, and that too in bona .fdc
''nswsparer," taken home to every
family, and read over and over hy all.
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SOMETHING NEW
Under the Sun. -.-
A New Fra in Medic|n G,

..aa-. ......r..: .....s. ..... ..... .....
" Les the suffering and DISEASED read the follow
sw-I., all .h, ,,x. t..n r;,.r -, ~ n,.,or. .,a
spoken If As ircurab'e, read the foilowing. 4.
~ he' M VINO can belle, 'ac's anu can nave la"h
@"" ~ ''"'S
Enom all men By tIe.s presenh: That on this. the
rwcncth day Of June in the year OF our Lord .Ons
Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty SIX personally
came Joseph 1laydUck me. known ms such and being
duly sworn, dprosed rs follows: That he Is the sole
general agent for the United States and
thereof. for preparations medicines known as MAG
GELS PILLS ard saLvE, and that the fol!owing Ger.
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TERMS.
WEEKLY TRIRuNE.

~~ 4 WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
Mail subscribers. | copy. year-5o No. 81 %
do clubs Of five ...... 800. 800
Ten copies or over. addressed to names O!
subscribers. each ........-... 10
Twenty copies, addressed TO names OF
subscribers. ................ .......... 1900
Ten copies to one address ............. 1900
Twenty copies. to one address ............. 5000
An extra copy Will be sent for each club
of ten. 49,.
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: .ns. sEMI-WEEKIY TRIBUNE.
Mail subscribers, cory. | year-l0i No 500
do. sccpfcS, do. do. 80. 700
q. do. r. copies. or over, for each
copy .......... .........-...... :. 800
Persons rcmittirg for 10 copies e3, VIII receive
f... an extra copy for months.
Persons remitting for - copies SIS will receive
nn extra copy one year,
For 500 we will send thirty~four copies and
The Daily Tribune.
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This Is to certify that discharged from the army
with Chronic DiarrhsA, and have been cured by DR..
Aiag.iepS Pills. WILSON HARVEY.
New York, April I, 1865. 5...- 81 Pitt strsst.
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DIED.

AIKMANIn Brooklyn Thursday afternoon, Feb a. Mr. Hugh AK
~ in the nth OF his
The funeral will take place residence No 10 Harrison sf
Monday, the 18th inst, at o'clock p m
CHARLBS-On THURSDAY morning Feb 49, 81 No III East Twenty
Gs Elizabeth r. beloved wife Of Richard Charles &c tee 20
Of her
Requiem Mass rposs her sou at s. stephens
Church TWentyeghh, SATURDAY morning at W O'CLOCK
which will be taken Calvary Cemetery Tor ntf
the family and those Of her brother John me
Gh broherDaw T. j. Martha invited 10 attend
KIEG-In THURSDAY Feb 49, Mrs Adane King wos
of Bsrl 4 King in the 6Tth year Of her age -.
The respectfully invited TO end The funeral Ca
SATURDAY from the residence OF her da1ghtt, mrs
Sarah II. Tuthin, No 1886 Railroad ave. jersey City
McD0NALD-A NewUtrech H. on Friday LIST inst h os'aane
Mcdonald. sged 81 years. -.
place Monday at O'clock o@
st. Matthews Church Bedford, Weschesier TO-
MDDLBT0HIn Grcenpout FRIDAY, March amer ingernf
years, months and ~ DAYS
The friends Of tie family respectfully invited 10 attend The nner on
SUNDAY afternoon at O'Clock from her late residence oe'd DO
tween Csiyer st. and Messerole ave- Greenpoint
RBYNOLDS-On Tuesday Feb 49, Augustine, Florida Samae
w. Reynolds, aged ~ years
The place late residence inton New
York MONDAY 4h inst at III o'clock Carriages WI be
attendance Tsown depot convey friends 10 She house on me
arrival Of the II r. Railroad Teth st. al 10 O'Clock
m return train leaves Tauytown at 4:lO p N
SICKBLS-At Harlem THURSDAY Feb o. after short Illness
Hester A. re OF the late Dr. John Seke IN the T Jear Of he
Relatives attend the funeral SATURDAY.
March at2 o'clock on her late residence fEstsVe near o"e
hundred and eghteentbst
WARD-At Georgetown d. c. Wednesday Feb "a. Gen Asros
Ward Of Sing Sing, NJ y, aged 16 years . 49,
His friends aud those his family respectfully invited N attend the
funeral Sunday March ct ST. Paas Church ons sing e. ~
O'Clock Trains leave Thr,iehst, Hudson X r. al bJ
returning leave Sing Sing at J;5I p w.
Walton Wenes Peb a. Archibald Watt In the 7h yesr Of his
age ,,,-,,,, 1870. -, A., ,,.,,,
from his late residence hundred thirty ninth st. aud boyea
ave. Saturday, March D. at IL o'clock.
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
Bv TELEGRAPH TpuBUNE.

SENATE. ALBANY. March 1. 1867.
BILLS REPORTED FAVORABIY.
incorporating the Soldiers Messenger Business and
Dispatch Association Amending the law relative to
e Yacht and ocSy fuh Th
jerome Park and Villa Association The Metropolitan
Company TO amend the charter of tho Citizens Savings
bin was reported against incorporating the Newy o,
German Savings Bank. which was agreed to. For
breakwater at NewUtccht To change the namo of the
Rutgers Female Institute
Bills REPORTED FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF SENATE
Mr. LOW Rep., SULLIVAN reported the majority of
the Railroad Committee in favor Of Incorporating the
metropolitan Railway Company with leave TO construct
underground ralways-Onc under Broadway from the
Battery up, and one the cast and the side
of Broadway The committee also reported adversely
the Vandenberg Underground Railroad bill, and ad
versey on the Manhattan Railroad bill.
Mr.. FOLGER Qicp., Ontario) moved to disagree with
the adverse reports and that the three bills be referred
10 the Committee of the Whole. Carried after debate
I9tOS.
BGrs REPORTED FAvoRABLY.
Relative TO elccng town officers In Richmond County.
Authorizing the town of Hampstead TO soil its common
lands. TO create Department OF Public Charities and
Correction in Brooklyn or the consideration OF the Sen
acl. Against Incorporating the National Savings Bank
Of New YORK Agreed TO- For state Normal School In
COrtlandville
BILLS NOTICED.
the Pneumatic St' Dsp sR copanye incorporate
by Mr.. SUTHERLAND Dem. Neutrality-suspicious. FREQ
bridge over the Harlem River.
By 7. MURPHY Ncp.. n. Y)-For the extension OF
Fifth ave and other streets IN Ncwl DIRK TOnc0rp0ato
the 81 Gabrcls Temperance Benevolent society New
York To amend the charter of the Market Savings Bank
To incorporate the Merchants and Manufacturers Loan
and Trust Company.
INTRODUCED.
For the relief Of A. NJ Wood. late Receiver OF Taxes in
Brooklyn.
by Mr. LENT (Iscp, " Yl-T0 incorporate the Man
haitian WarchOrsing Loan and Insurance Company In
cooperating the Union Of German Veterans In YORK
incorporating the NcwYOr aud Brooklyn Passenger and
Baggage Company. To amend the law relative To the
incorporation Of colleges aud academies TO change the
mode Of clcctug trustees OF Cornell University. lncOr
tlp IL
Trust Company. Incorporating the EdgcwHcr Literary
Union. Incorporating the New York Homcopatmca
Medical College Amending the act for the incorporation
societies fov certain social or recrcaNc purposes
TIN CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvESTIoS.
The consideration Of the Constitutional Convention hill
resumed. and the bill having boon amended by pro
viding that no person shall vote who will not take the
tcstOath who deserted from tho army and fled the
country escape the draft, and also by striking out
the word male progress reported. and the senate
adjourned.
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pOrators s. n Barlow Jacob Beakley M ID; jos 3.
WORTH VIM CulIen Bryant Ezra Cornell, Erastus Cor
ping Joseph A. Herman Prof T. w. Dwight LOUIS do v
Wilder and others The object proposed is the establish
ment of Homeopathic College for the of patients
string the professional care OF surgeons and physicians
belonging 10 the Homeopathic school of medicine.
A bill Introduced by Senator White amends the act in
relation 10 colleges and academies that the capital
stock shall not exceed SO0OOO instead Of $4,000 IL also
provides that academy shall be permitted 10 parci-
pate in the distribution Of the Literary Fund unless tho
academy property is of the value of at least 5OO1
The hin of Senator PicsOn directs the Controller OF tho
City of Brooklyn to pay to HoratiO g. Onderdonk the
sum of 1904 So which payment shall he i'm fun of all
claims and demands against Alfred M Wood late Col
ectOr of Taxes and Assessments and against the City
BROOKLYN
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NURSERY AID CHlLDS HOsPlTAL.-The annlyer-
sary meeting OF the officers Of the Nursery and Chlds
Hospital was held yesterday at the Institution, corner
Of Iexington.ave. and Fftyfrst-st. The Secretary
prcscnted a report. from which abstract the
following There have been admitted into the Institu-
ton As follows: Women with children, 1903 Women for
confinement. 100: Children. J07 Number of births, lOl
Present number OF inmates: Children. 2O5 Adults, l04-
Total 3i2 or the women admitted for confinement "a
rain have returned To their homes aud p have been
provided situations as wet nurses; lS with other
situations: 4 have died The Treasurcrs report shows
the receipts have been S5i7l %, the expenditures
SJt.lO0 50. and the amount Of unpaid bills 1854 IL.
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The NEw-YoRK YACHT CLUB.-The regular an
nua meeting OF the New-York Yacht Club-adjourned
from the 9TH ut In consequence OF the absence OF Com
nOdore MeVcker-was held at DemonieO's, corner OF
Fifth-ave. and FOurteenthst. on Thursday evening.
QfficeTp for the Club were chosen as follows
Commodore Henry q. Stebhns; Vice-COmmodore, J. g.
BENNETT jr RearCommOd0re, ID. Sears, jr OF Boston
secretary Hamilton Morton; Treasurer Rotert s. Howe
Measlrer Alfred w. Craven. Thursday, June 10, was
appointed tho time for the annual regatta Appr0pna
tlOns made therefor aud Regatta Committee was
appointed consisting OF W shppoD, Fletcher WoSray
AID a. d, KNAPP,
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A rnr,i.

The ysr Baker Sewing Maeuc Company beg to inform their
patton, aud n. pablo while their establishment No 90 Broai~
repaired and rra bae' vii DO continued 40 usual
The sdie,uipg yremises No. Dr-hdrert'seme"
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ILLINOIS.

CITY ELECTION IN CAIRO, Ill.
John w 1r0ver, the workngmens candidate. was
elected Mayor Wednesday last by 81 majority IN oppo
siton 10 the Democratic candidate. All other candidates
on the Democratic ticket were elected
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Mos, RN,,d sewer In the World

GOOD many aAehipes have been sold Ia the "snns OF n
ssauoi and Broome vhrre They give ue hes. OF
10 get ou OF 10
enable, most AfAperpfrd to operate " Inc
rdpid Ss,T ~ the w0fd-fton Tue nn"'oA' "i
N -4drCtH AgieHL
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MARRIED.

tYoNln Thurss, Feb. "a, AZ shs sss.ss A he
briies parcue b DR. T. Chd o. carpssef o. 'e'
CITY n j. 10 Miss Susie A. Lyon Of Herwsik, Conn
AZ the house Of Mrs stodtsrd
on THURSDAY b. the Rev. H. T. Giles, MT WIN " y;
r. Of New.iebanon Ceaie ~ " TO bliss Augusta O. o'' "
Veteran, N T. 9.
sMTrII-IYOH-On wcinesdsT Feb a. by the Rey D. I'nne
Mr Wilson Smith 10 Miss Fanne b. daughter o. 'So A" wv
Henry LJOn all OF Brooklyn, X d. No csri~
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.,nANY CArrLE MARKET.

,,. Mach The Cattle Market uel 10 favor 81 sellers
ndsss beng aIe . live weight better than last wsrS s IP
made mostly 81 air Ia gss iat i
~,,S nom 100 80 TO- and ranging In price from TO sc
A. The aske ar sheep h,sbeou Seea request arOaEn
W., La wesh Al 6, Galc y D. The enie OR toy. skfl hh
ros sins h. Receipts a5Co head hs-S9% WIN ""
for he 400 head
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ELECTION INIELLIGENCE.
Nrw-yorK TOWN FLECTIONs.

NEw-YoRR TOWN ELECTIONS.
ST. LAwRENCE-Tic following complete the returns;
Pitcairn C. NJ Gleason Dckalb ID. A. Moore, RcPubli-
cans: Brasler Barney Iantry, Dem The Board Of Su-
pJryisOrs stands Republicans az Democrats, 2
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Mourning Goods. .
CARD.W JACKSON, No SOL BROADWAY, bss cons>ntv 90
hand fall OF Bobaznes and all other Mourning Dre.'
Goods Also Shsw Cosks Walls Grapes Handkerchief
Gloves Blades waited with goods al their Residence
5 Broadway opposite Tiffany Co O.
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MONTANA.
THE LEGISLATURE.

VIRGINIA CITY, March 1.-The Legislature al
jOurned to-day without changing the election law.
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The PueumaIic or Bessemer Process.

strumatic salt Baths.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANIES
STRUMATIC SALTS AND WATERS
are sovereign for the cure Of
DYSPEPSIA,
RHEUMATISM,
SCROFULA,
SWOLLEN GLANDS,
FRIJPTIONS OF THE SKIN, &c., &C..
For all the principal Drugylsts nm, s,,y,,,v, A.,
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