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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-01

BARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM
nay AND TNENISG-UNCLE TOMS CABIN. Mrs g. q. Howard
Two M NpRED THOUSAND CIRlOSlTIES-YAN AMBJR0HS
COLLECTION OP WILD ANIMALS.
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WINTER GARDEN ,,,-,..,
TutS BvgEIYG-MBRCHANT or NBNlCk ht EDWIN oo''h'
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NEWlOEk VIBVIN
TTTiS EVENING 90 JOCKEY CLUB RACES Eew-iors Circus
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WAIIAIk'N IIIhNILN.
THIS EVENING" OURS" Mr Lester Nsllsek.
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NIBIO'S GARDEN ,, ~,
THIS EvFNING-THB BLACK CROOh-0ret f'f''eane haNo'
Trbl.s
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KELLY 4 TrONE NINSTRELS
THIS EVENING-MADAGASCAB BALLET 1kOJPk
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ADWAY TiEATfR
THIS RvFNING-ALADDlNt OK Ihh NVNDbhfOh o'A
CINDBREL A-The NOrch sisters
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CLINTON HALL ...
THIS RyENING-Mr VALENTINE NOUSDBNS ENTERTAIN
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NETWORK THEATEG -
THIS EyESING-BIRD OF PARADISE GRAND CORfS DE
O.
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DODWOKTH HALL
THIS EYRNING-M. HAEIZ, THE lLLUSiONiSc
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-09
4 THE WUITE PINE CONPoryD.

GEO. W. SWEET, NJ D., ProprfefDE
sS Prepared at the NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL
DEPOT 1O6 Hanover street. Boston, under the Superyic
ion of Rev. j. W. Poland.
BENTON. MYERS & CANFIELD, and STRONG
ARMSTRONG, Wholesale Agents, Cleveland
AT Retail by II. A. HENDRY, Ashtabula, and BY deal
ers in Drugs and Medicines generally. stS-E, \
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-09
INVALID PENSIONERS HAVING

Il hitherto received but eight dollars per month and
-ho have lost a hand foot permanently and
disabled in the same otherwise disabled as
t render their inability 10 perform manual labor equiv
Ient 10 the loss of hand foot upon proper
Application obtain increase of PENSION to at least n
teen dollars per month -
Those who may be entitled as above and who wish to
employ me as their attorney procure the same wiz
please forward to my address. their old certificates and
advise me when and whePs they enlisted, when and
and where disease contracted wound received for
which pension is claimed, and when application
made for pension originally State all these facts fl-
ly and explicitly possible On receipt Of the foregoing
will prepare the necessary papers and send you with
full instructions how to execute. No success fess.
Cut this out for reference. Address =
- : -.-l,, - d. W. GAGE.s -
War Claim and Pension Agent -
ORce Nc. II Cases Block. uearP. n.
aN efsvs;and ehiss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-09
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
w. W. SMITH, MANUFACTURER
w and Dealer in Leather and Findings, Main
street. (opposite Phoenix Foundry Ashfabua, Ohio
CASH PAID FOR HIDES. PELTs AND cALFsKiNs.
Just received and now for sale good an assorted
LRATHER AND FINDINGS Taas. =
as can be found in any Western Market and which VITA
be sold on the most reasonable terms hope TO make It
AN object for Boot ShOe and Harness Manufacturers
satisfied that can sell them everything needed in their
business as cheap be found in Cleveland
the Eastern Markets thereby saving freight and travelling
expenses and loss of time.
XII are cordially invited to call and examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere Confident that make
II for your interest to buy in this market shall fakc
Measure seeing my old friends and the public, and
Showing them my stock Below, give partial list oS
articles: - - 80, =.
Spanish and slaughter SOLE upper and harness Leetne
spanish and slaughter kip; French calf and KIP odk ana
hemlock calf and kip collar leather and morse ni9es
mems and womens morocco: band and Laeihg fealherS
Innings, bindings, topping and russets
-rr- l5tfff-l E FINDINGS.
Lasts, pegs, thread webb Packards nk iron anu 1lDo
nails round head tacks bristess
sand stones rasps knives floats size seks hha
boot trees shoe aces punches lasting IRONS eyeiets
let sets stitchwbee stitcmarkeTs. heel snases edge
planes strn avis welt knives elastic heel ball stiIcn
inc cord stin tack heel and toe Plates boot Dlacklng
boOt brushes harness oils and all kinds OF nnlSllng
irons. etc. etc w. ". .o-s ~ - -.
Ashtabua, Dec. 1850. -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-09

Dr. Clark having had twenty years experience in
the treatment of Chronic Diseases of every character s
PECIALY of the THROAT and LUNGS, will give perfect
satisfaction to all who may apply for relief No mineral
brother Deletsrous Drugs are used Botanical Rene
dies only will Cure all diseases.
Prices of Medicine for One Month, from 50 to S. The
Doctor can consulted the last two weeks of every
month, at his Office, No. 124 Ontario Street, Cleve-
land. Ohio
For Microscopic Analytic Examination of the blood
or Urine additional fee will be charged. Ocular
animation free.
Preserve this for Reference.
Cleveland, Jan, 1861 S. G. CLARK, NJ. D.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-09

Building Timber and LUMBER,
on short notice. and that he intends to keep
Round Head Road near the Garden Of Elijah Bliss all
kinds of building lumber embracing Square Timber
Scantling Lathe, Shingles, Fence Boards, Posts and
Finishing Lumber
Particular attention will be paid to filling ORDERS and
those contemplating building the coming season will do
well to hand in their orders possible they
can be more easily filed atthis sessen OF the ysmsN
Ashtabula, Dec. 9, 1S67.-SS8 r. F. MOORE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-09

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
GREAT BARGAINS IN
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING!
PIERCE & HALL
THEIR NEW STORE IN THE,
s and sRf1ns af
CLOTHING, rs ---1tT 81 st9oE-Es2 1e ggasSjts "a
Hats
Cars,
and gcntemen's Furnishing Goods ever brought into
this market:
Oyercoats,
Dress Coats,
English FFqst.3 Eoot2 a7i4r3
Business Sacks,
Boys Complete Suits,
French Cashmere Pants and Vests,
Cashmere Pants and Vests,
Doe Skin Pants and Vests
Harris Cashmere Pants and Vests
Silk and Satin Vests,
&C., &C., &C., &C.
Our Stock of Cloths, comprise
Whitney Beaver, s-s''- assr-sss y.lSssa
Esquimo Beaver,
French Coatings.
Fancy Cassimeres,
harris Cassmerss,
Broad Cloths,
&C., &C., g., &c.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Linen shirts, -sr=.ssL 5s5s79
Muslin Shirts, .-hih,d a2'es[
Flannel Shirts, - r-.E : =; 20
Cashmere H0s;s. Shirts, .s!=.,a
Linen and Silk Handkerchief,
Gloves and Neck Ties,
Paper and Linen Cuffs
Scarf S,d' Pms p,.+on.
Silk Hats,
Cashmere Hats,
Resort Hats,
Driving Hats,
Bismarck Hats,
Regutta Hats,
-g t,,.s;.,oL Isrk 41.t, HATS 'iaiE s,rrf5 soalsf
Planters, Hats. ts.:9' II fsE1.SgiT ,ai1;rsgL
Youths and Boys Hats
&c, &c, &c, &c.
veloit Caps,
Scotch Caps,
Beaver Caps,
Gentlemens Furs,
Fur Gloves,
Fur Collars,
Sc, &C., &C, &c.
We wieh il specially understood that we have in
employ as competent Tailor and Cutter any in the
County, and that ready to manufacture to suit all
orders the shortest possible notice warrantng to give
perfect fits and full satisfaction in every instance,
Cutting done to suit Customers at all times.
All who want clothing ready made or manufactured
| are respectfully invited to give US call
- PIERCE & HALL.
Ashtabula October 9, 1866. SIC
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-09

,ds dus we would say circumstances make II necessary
that we up these matters during the MONTH
We hope our friends win bear this in mind.
SMITH q GILKEY.
psc I. 1eoe $50
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-09

NEW AND SPACIOUS HALL, is
IN an advance upon anything that has gone before,
and more in accordance with the growing demands of
the place tits in the third story of the CLARENuoN
HOUSE, sn therefore central and free from door annoy
aneea It's size makes it the desirable for all pub
lie occasions Concerts, Assemblies Lectures, &c.
80 u 4s-,@41sAa =" A. SToCKWELL,' Proprietor.
Ashtahula, Nov. IL 1855. sA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-06

From the Dubuoue Uersld.1

From the Dubuque HERALD
We learn from reliable sources that The
farmers Of many Of the western counties ere
much troubled with pigeons. in fact these
birds have become perfect scourge. Wait
hocks have made their appearance, the air
in many places being literally dasksnsd =
and having migrated long distance from
the south they are very vsracious. These
focks al;ght uron the fields Of new sowu
grain. and rolling over and over like tb:
waves Of the sea, pick up every kero.' CT
grain In sight. Il 10 impossible. 90 drive
them away; they ore unmindfi OF the nring
Of gems, throwing Of stone, shouting OF MIN
or barking Of dogs; ssd It is an easy task to
kill any nuab 81 then With pole. One
farmer eesidi~e two miles east ef lndepsad>
ence haS oowa thrss acres Of wheat, end
va esepAring e barrow il in, whn shs
rsgsons made 1heir appssrsnes and gobbta
up every kernel before hs could get u Gov
cred. Some fields eontsnisg forty scsss were
absolutely covered With pigeons, and al
theugh the sposts0en waged On incsssant
warfare against thsm, and killed great num-
befe. their plsess wess soon supplied With
others. Hunting pigeons he's lost the shasm
Of novelty, and the main question is how 70
save the grain. With the present high
price of seed wheat, and its scarcity, this
becomes a question of serious consideration.
A great number Of fields will have to be
sowed second time. and we hear Of some
farmers who are doing il the third time
From al accounts the main depredations Of
the fcathersd scourge appear to be confined
TO the fsgion Of country bordering the wap-
sipincon, as but comparatively little dam
age Is reported along the Cedar river.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-06

further than Presidents proclamation o,
IN act Of Congress. For Gods eaks and
your country's sake come out Of Washinc.
ton. foretold to Gen. Halleek, before h
left Corinih. the inevitable result and
now exhors you TO come out west. Here
lies the seat Of the coming empire aud
from the west, when our task is done, ".
will make short work Of Charleston and
Richmond and the impoverished coast o
the Atlantic.
Your sincere friend,
G.S. GRAyr. w. T. SsERxAH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-06
nnUeachme06.

The New York Tma says that nothing
! now heard about impeachment. Ths
nswspapsss are silent on the subject, and
even tAe Washington correspondents, hard
pressed though they DO for items, rarely
venture to mention it. The failure Of the
comsis,se TO produce a single feet in sup>
port Of their vague allegations, proved on
what slsader basis Butler snd company
built their saleulatisns. The more recent
assies u The President In regard - the
atssaDes = dslay ~ epsssasis II ths ~
coaelsuseieo law seems 70 have given The sdvo
estse II impsashosnt their quistus. Their
plea - thst ~ Psssidsst eosA not b. IL
trusts6 With ~ adnisiserstisa q the Law:
where's, The deelssasisns Of the Attorney
Gsnssal il ~ Supseus Ceust, and the
steps be hss alsssdy taken prove clearly
that che President 10 latent upon the in
forcemsnt Of the law. That fact disposes
cfths impeachment business"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-06
SPECIAL NOTICE.
HIST 0HIOAL,"
ER'S
Rheumatic 4 Neuralgia Compound


EIFTEEN ycars ago, Capt L. P. Copeland wac COM
= nanderof Boston brig. owned by the late Bob
crt u. Shaw. Capt Copeland. at that time made
voyage to Vera Cruz, and while there, the guns
OF the Castle OF San Juan de Ulua, was attacked with
his old complaint Rheumatism. While suffering &C.
vercly on board his vcxcl. he was visited by Next
pain. and entirely cure him Of his disease The Wis.
ttor returned with his and his ords:
IN a few days Capt Copeland began TO improve IN
der his treatment and Was soon completely cured
80 delighted was the "Oid Sea Dog" that ke pur-
chased the receipt from the Mexico s paniaYd for
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
After Capt. Copeland returned 10 Boston, Capt
Gardiner bought number Of bottles OF this article
then Manufactured in small way BY Capt. Copeland
chant chip to London, took the article with him. and
cold Il Tor guinea bottle. attracted attention 10
he brother, Charles r Gardiner, EsQ, e purchase
q Capt Copeland the right 70 make and ell the arti
clein kneland the West India lsands ana Australia;
nedi.ieIy ior.sd psrsnsrehip via H watson on
e. ,d wsses Con- o = ss. os the Ann Ann
0Cn, ere iasfodueingtAe Compound win great success
In isss OK assaa.ss ~ IN Boston, "a IN cou.
neettsn With hie bsoehee CAas p 0es6ties Darehas-
e m CsRt Copsls.a. ~ Asl.s "a ssse..sOrs,
e. vacls Flat e =; ess's .isA 4 i;ssssoa e
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a.n.fsetsry labsseaoGy fse Dc psodscios q Is
criticize. md sinos 1859 ~ tsvoied 81 ne to ihs IN
NsSssSos az :.ss q &C.,: H..g..,:o ~
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oniv ssM.S ..d I ssesS@sS ~ w Wen0 ne
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her kSends resuIsine nom tHe ~ ~ .Sss,6;,,.,s
"a = s!ys iss ~ Strange % ~. before = "a
Appeared md II M NOT returned ,ssy. 10y ~ ~
Compoupd wjihout hesitstion 10 nj, rrrson t.h snS
With Rheumatism or Neursigfa knowfnr A. / 40 IL
s..S' vi .ue -. tn.s yo9f weliknown rcpu.
s 49, 80 sue.cn ssasStce " Hc genunenese Of
49, mi ~ y'eps::su ~ you. Mauy cosby ooS
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-06


The Jews ore coassap plating The es>ehliah>
nsns ofaa insurance company in New Yoek
With large capital.
whipping bee bsss gsassally sbslishsd In
~ eesssls Il France. Prussia, Holland cd
Germany.
The Richwond z;mes calls Ssoasss VIII
ses's tous The sdvsasusss Of Puri,as
Cobblsr in search Il Mslaste pssty."
Edwin Booth Aas made On snssssusut
ct next autumn with rosd's theatre il Bale
timore.
Robsst Collyss. The most lpsoainsnt Of
Chicago diviass, 10 called y preach in Bos.
con 10 May.
Lord Coslsy . 10 b sussss6sl b. Lssd
Lyons - British Minister b France, q 4.
dee worth 5000 yess.
Ssaatse Deolittls insssds making q trim
% Iarops this summer. and will visit The
Paris Ezpesition.
Tho cholera 10 prevailing ~ An epidemic
In Central America at the present time
There are many deaths in Nicaraugua
TlnsLr WAamxs. The warning that ID
thrse sitiss Of shs United States he chslers
has already reappssred.
Rear Admiral Ripggeld. Of the United
States Navy, died in New York on Monday,
OF apoplexy. He vas 65 years Of ags,
and has bcen in the naval service over A
years.
There 10 . report that our government
has been asked IL il wssld give Ressia ~
sral iron clads in part payment for the pur
chase ssaey for the Rsssian ,sssisssy.
The Atsssusy Gsssssl has si,sa - sp,a.
loo Of tbs disfrsnsAissasnt elauss q he
rscenstrsction oct, accsrdisg T. which ssas.
y oil the Sssthssn rebss will - allowed
TO vote. -.s
An s0eAl aispsGsA y - 11sxiean Mo
ister - wsshiseiso s,aass .ehsS 0sassal
Arsnon b dsad. Qussrsass takes. TIE IL
perial forces disbanded, and that Max;milian
10 In concealment.
Il is anticipated 10 Washington that By
the meeting Of Congress in December next
the Southern States will be ready for adj
mission, and the greet problem Of recon-
solution.
'"o city Of Philadclphia has appropriate
~ "''''on dollars TO tho Building Of new |
.'aoo' houses. The school authorities have
vcsegssed 2 COMMITTEES to visit some of The |
y. y sssern cities icr the purpose Of examin-
Nc their schesl bsildisea
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-06

warning, searching and ecc I've can DO taken ~ the
oldist person youngest child
Nycu have Cold II ever 40 eight 90 not fall 70
tits scd bfiras ia the reach OF every one, that they
may always Keep IL convenient Tor use:
The timely ola Is cent bottle viii often prove
II to be worth ono hundred times its cost.
d&wly Sold by all druggists.
UYrCEEf. a HfNnEI. Pfopsre. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-06

Hon. George II. Pendleton, BY invitation
OF the Democrat Club Of Urbsna, Ohio,
made . political address in that city on
Thursday evening last. In the course Of
his remarks no said.
The old political system passed away In
1851. and another was adopted. Its little
finger is heavier than tho whele bedy Of that
winch il superseded. No longer do We ask
llsve We . 6ovcsnmeat : I've Argus eyes
ssek svery where the accumulations Of labol
and capital, sad lie Briasaen arms ere evel
graspiug al those eyes can ess. Its vas
military aad naval este blishosnts have rie.
on = ith pesssntieus nsin, and svershadsw
the civil admiaisssaaioos il nearly oos.hal
the countsy. There % no deubt sAst y,
have 0ovsrNmeot, . etseag oae-strenl
10 the numbss ee men whom Il can conscripl
strong IN The Treasure il ean raise BY tara
tieo-stseae il ils power - invade the
rights Of ths Ssates end The liberties Of The
eisissas-seseog h 10 cspssity 10 override
The oelieutien-elseag - Rene wol
stresg. 18th sast and vest, under The Ra.
Dseoss-stseag = rsaaes was streng, usdes
the rsiga Of terror end the euillssins
wa - ssSy WV WSoo WV ssO oyS0e
go vaadsls avenged % ~ sssse Mild
city ~ wssaos Of 0ssnsnss - vhse he
blood 81 Ne murdered Danton shoksd che
Asspalsiog ksbsspiesrs.
AMss reviewing he political history Of
The cosstsy ios the past siz ysars, b con
tended shat The party 10 ceatsel Of the Gev-
eminent, hssing bseoms rsvelutionlsta, will
still - On ffoa eas point 10 another, from
The reeonstrussion Of 1867 to the ccnRscaA
ten scheme Of Thaddsus Stevens, and from
that 10 Whatever verse the ffersy Of the
0ase nay psewps. ill the sssetioa shalt
ssos, end The people, sassd end worried,
shall drive them from Pow e. even though il
b SAssugh blood.
Coatiauiag. 10 said
- among many good men tendency
TO despair. see among my own friends .
dispssitien TO give up al for lost They
have lost hope, they have lost courage
their dependency counscls inaction. The
newspapers. the public speeches, but above
oil, the private conversations, indicate this
feeling. Gentlemen, | do not sympathzs
With il. | have high hopes for the future.
sec the dangers which arc before Us.
see long and weary way. see long and
sxhausting struggle, in which success will
vary from one side to the other I d.
not conceal from my self that il be struggle
Of the sword. Many Of us may 60 down
with the harness on in the midst Of the fight
but hope fills my heart, and the magnitud,
OF the prize peyyca nv arm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-06
NElMB0lD'S FLUID EXTRACT


Dr. Ochoncks Rulnonac Oyrup.
T1AeesseneAsne ssssd D.. J. n. scAenek. he
ySQ1go4qet. ~ pO1nooay Coasu0pei0a, vAoQ 4
Ae1 NJ IT. nGot ose0iAaboe aspeeA ead when
Peo1S - aopeoeso - - insvitao6s. HE phys.
deno 6ssao0aco1 Ne eose lnsurebls, V1ea he con-
meaesd The uss d ths simple but powerful ssmedy.
He hsalA - reooseed u . very sAoet une end no
return q ~ Aloeaee be- besn sppesAsnded, for al
Ne sywpto0s Quickly dieappssfd, end hb present
wdGA2 = moro ehsa Two hundred poun0e.
6incs bic recovery. be Aas devoted he etfeatlon
excl0svsly - The cure Of Consumption. and the dis
essss Which Usually complicated With n, end the
cures effected ~ bic medicine have oeen vesy nu-
usroas and truly wonderful. Dr.. Scheuck makes
professional vis1ls 70 ssvseal Of the larger cities
woee1s wheeo b hae 1aRge c0ncoosse OF patients,
and Il tS0ly aetOnisAine to Geo peoe consumptives
thae have 20 b lted ont % tAeis carriages. an1 10
lev ncothe. healthy, so60se psssOae. h. 0caHSsxs
PulAoH1c STuUP. SRAWMD Toosu, enc uANDoAxn
Plas eso eenssally al required IN curing consump-
6ea. fen dleeel1one eoee0peay each. 90 that any
ees ean tshs shsn without seslne Dr.. Sshenek, but
whoa b u IL bese 70 0ee h!A he eives
advice fsse. bet for thorough examination With HE
Reepaf00eees hlo ~ b three dsllafs.
Please Oeeesvs, whsn puschasing, that the two like
neeees OF he Dectoeenc when in the lest stage OF
COnsumpesa, and tAs other - he new b, In perfect
hcsllA-ose 90 the Government stamp.
Sold BY Oh draggi.ts and dealers Price, 81 90 per
should always be directed TO Dr. Schencks Principal
once, No, is North 9Th Street, Philsdelphis, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: John d. Park. Cincin-
natl, Ohio: Walker b Taylor, Burnham a. Van
Schaack. Chicago, Ill.,; Collins Broe,, Ct. Louis Mo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-06
The Need OF Provisions AnoDg
Families In the Interior Of
Town.


From the Dubuque Times,
The scsvcity ofprovisions smoae farmers
in several Of the counties one bundled and
fifty miles west and north west Of Dubuque
hes become 20 great that unless relief 10
afforded. . vast amount Of suffering must
result.
Yesterday, Dr.. Stansbsry, . we'll known
resident Of Mason City. Genre 0ordo county
was on Change aad gave On account Of The
needs Of the people in bic ovn and Winoe.
bago counties. A large number Of families
have snlsssd these counties during the lest
few aonths, cad shays settled uodsr the
homestead Law. OF course they were net
rich and bseught . comparatively small
quantity Of provisiea With them. The old
residents hsvs divided with then, until the
stocks Of provisions are we'll nigh sxhaus.
ted. The Doctor appeared In bshalfof these
people, having bssa ssnt here By the Boards
Of Supsevisoss Of the counties he sepssosut
ed, for the purpose Of oonfefrisg with the
Produce Exchange, and negotiating for .
losn Of 81 500 % $4,000 Ter Sufficient
length Of time b enable thefasmess 70 rs>
alxs from their coming crops. He stated
that the grain had mostly been sown, and
he did not believe that there were four hun
dssd bushels Of wheat left 10 Cerro Gosds
county.
The Exchange took action o. The props
ositiea and resolved to mike the leon. The
Finases Committee, appointed few weeks
since fos the purpose Of raising funds for tho
relief Of farmers situated 40 above stated
were instructed TO increase the subscription
to ten thousand dollars-fve thousand hav-
ing been subscsibed-ths subscription to
b assessed pro rata as the calls from thu
interior may require. The return Of these
loans 10 to bs officially guaranteed by the
SUPERVISOR Of the different counties in
which relief may be received
DURABLE REvENUx SrAxPs.-Pster Klein
lein runs . brewery at Strawb berry Psint.-
Peter don't believe in allowing beer stamps
to peter Out" after using them once, by hay
ing the spigot punched through them. 80
he stuck his stamps on the head Of his kegs,
but not over the spi1ot'hole, aad whsn ds-
l'vering his beer was very sure to instruct
his patrons to be careful and not tear the
stamps. They were expensive spigot hole
covers. and he didn't want to purchase more
OF them than he could possibly help We'll,
be ssot eleven kegs Of beer te West Union,
stamped according TO his notien. and Dep
uty Collector Miller seized them. Costly
stamps foe Pstsr-just 500 apiece, which
Peter win have to pay fer his improved
method Of making durable rsvsnns stamp>.
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