davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-30

weather and Markets. 70
The best out-door-iabor weather a Chris
tian people ever saw has been given us for
nearly three months. Thank the Giver |!
The money market east is called slight"
such vast amounts being required for
the produce trade. Gold isl AZ. Wheat
in Chicago, 100 and n6rmSnip MeGregor
l,72. The reports of D. Allen, Jr., and
Benton will tell the general markets here;
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-30

WIscoNslN.--For the sake of Humanity,
Sense, White supremacy, Union restora-
ton on a Constitutional basis, we pray the
Badgersto elect TALLMADaE,a man honored
in private, financial, charitable and politi-
cal life. When can you expect correctness
and honesty in public affairs until you be-
gin "the3 fashion" of selecting men of
character instead Of such politicaland So
cial fungias Governor tsLushe' Fairchiell.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-30
Nov. will be a general Thanksgiving,

Nov. will be a general Thanksgiving. ....
Bishop Hennessey will preach ut Gluten.
berg on Sunday. Rumor has it the steam.
or is chartered to carry McGregor and Pr.
du Chen people down. Go-ers must be
on hand early......The Good Templars are
having happy time in the Baptist base
ment......PLAcE is beginning his cattle
movement he shipped fair lot east on
Monday. oliver Raitt has moved to his
Pleasant Ridge farm. The Musical Fes-
tival is close upon us......Morc weddings
IRE coming of shortly we are halfnotif-
ed of three already. ..Sam. Rosenthal
has gone east for winter stock of Tobac-
co. When he returns the store will be
in the building now occupied by A. T. &
I. o. Jones'. There will be an "Opcning
Ball. at Leroy, on Friday night. If VIC
are not there, Messrs. Mckee & Featherly,
the proprietors of the New Hall, may en-
ploy one ToM. DAILY to do oar dancing,
while we can both ''smile' by telegraph
Rev. Mr.. Sloan will preach on Sunday
at the Baptist Church there will be
Communion. Wiley has magnificent
stock and in his Advertisement you will
find anything you ever did want or may want
......L. II. Gilbert has bought the farm of
J. G Stults, near Monona. A good man
as seller and good man as purchaser.
Rev. Mr.. Brown. preached an able sermon
At the Methodist church on Sunday even.
ing. We heard it and hence "know
whereof we speak," .eti .aI la
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-30
TIE OurslDE.-A curious inquiry rela

THE OuTsIDE.-A curious inquiry, rela-
tive tS Gilderoy's Kite; editorial comments.
1.-The Report of Supervisors. .....A COM
&c, writer On Heterogeneous. The Or
gan of the Cathedral of Lucerne. Mark
Jones will read this little article with in
terest.- Milwaukee Sentinel on our pres
emit Railway connection" .Foolishiy os.
tenta tious Weddings on the last page, &c.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-30
JAMES WILEX'S
UNION CHEAP CASH STORE.

must say that have variety OF more common
Fnrs manufctn rtd in aspperior manner all of which
are offered at prices that Cannot fall to be satisaco
ry Large lot Of Ladies Fur Hoods the beat in mar
kst Also, Gents Fur Caps Fur Collars and Mitts in
sets, at q great rednction in price. Is
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-30
FUR DEPARTMENT.

As usual, unsurpassed by any. Muhs, Collars and
Cufs in Russian Sable, Mink Store Martin, KaIens.
Seal. Monkey, &c:, &C.. &c. Fur Knee Rugs and Foot
Nuns, and Fur Trimmings at y
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-30

MANGoLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet
article-superior to Cologne and at half
the price.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-30

- RErURNED.-T. O. JONES, Of the firm Of
A. T. ct. o. Jones, has just returned
from New York and Massachusetts, ''Boot
and Shoe-dom." Having struck the mar
ket in the right time, is prepared to give
desirable figures to those wishing to buy
Boots and Shoes at Wholesale or Retail.
You can find in our stock everything
suited to the climate, Mems wear Of all
kinds. Womens', Misses and Childrens'
wear in fact, a complete line of Boots
and Shoes. 90 ~" non "at @Eaa
no After this week We are to lie found in
our New Store, ono door east Of E.. r. Bar
ron & Bro saadi A. T. 4 4. O!.JoNEs.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-30
slAMkE1si sLanxs1sf3 BLANKETS,

The Attention Of the general public s respectfully
solicited TO my stock of Blankets of tbs present
season which includes makes of Irish scotch
and English manufacture, and will be sold fortiess
THAN coste manufacture and give universal atisfac-
ton. A large lot Of N "a
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-30

10. HARRISON,
For many years known to the
people Of this vicinity % having
rare ability in Shoeing Horses, has.
returned and permanently located
in the Brick Shop lsteIy owned by
VIM. Jarvis, one door shove the
old Pennsylvania House. He will
do all work in Dlacksmithing, but:
will give especial attention to
SHoBx1G0 HORSES. The pat.
ronage Of old and new friends il
asked. aa 574 10
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-30

3 a. FANS Cd q 5ssa&14e L.f
: Our Manufacturing Department
is Complete, and all orders will be
filed in --latest style and Of Hest.
Material. '&i19tSr- %
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-30
JAMES WILEY.

Gentlenhfp1y Statesmen, who deem It a privilege 70
show goods and shall spare no pains to insure salts
faction as be assured that none shall 60 away dssa
isfed Call and examine what have got to Offer
and see for yourself Persons visiting ito city
would respectfully invite to examine my stock. Ny
general encourages with confidence that the prices
Of my good will bear comparison with any other
hensstn tho trade, East or west. in every depart
ment Of my business will onar such advantages as
will commend my establishment to my friends and
the public ,'t4' -
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-30
ia MUIR DER!
$1,000. 90 REWARD!

TIME above reward OF $1,000 WIFI V paf0 tpf the
i rest and detention of James H. Stafford, chasged
with numbering John Minot at Smithheld Allamakse
County. Iowa, Saturday evening" Oct. 10Th, 1851.
Said Stafford ID an American; b 81 years old, but
light or sandy complexion; chin whske.s, clip.
ped short and little grey; thin, sandy hair. mixed
with grey; bald with the exception Of strip Of hair
extending over the top of the head fscm to ear:
small, light blue eyes; high cheek bones; large
mouth. Wore dark clothes, cost quite long, pants
made of dark homemade jeans.
Address JOHN A. TOWNSKND.T
Sheriff Allamakee Co., Iowa.
waukon, Oct. p, 81. 75e SIS
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-30
CL0THINcl CLOTHING! CLOTHING!

Not having room or space for Clothing. I wou,d
say don't buy your clothing for fall and winter wear
nnt you have seen N.Y. stock and learned the prices
nave on hand large stock Of Business and Dress
Suits, manufactured for my trade in tho most durable
manner and Latest Styles, which must be closed out
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-30

Drowned. -WiTaaa
Our city was mournfully excited on Sum
day evening by the report that PArRIcK
MCDONALD was drowned at North Nc
Gregor. The body was found about eleven
o'clock on Monday, not far from the place
of sinking. Mayor Hammer, and many
assistants, are entitled to great credit for
the recovery.
A party of Eve, with dogs and guns,
went ducking to Yellow River, three miles
above. They were successful and had a
pleasant time. On returning late in the
evening, it was decided to land portion
Of the crew, as the boat was heavily laden
and one of the oars was broken, and let
part of them walk home from N. MEG.
In attempting to land at the end Of raft,
anchored just below N. McGregor, the
bow Of the skiff struck an oar of the raft !;
Mcdonald was steering; the skiff was jar
red /; McD. sprang for the raft, and the
boat upset. The deceased went under, but
rose again quickly and cried, "save John
N.Y. (his sony. One Of the party seized
the boy, and Mcdonald went under the
raft. All the others caught the raft-oar,
and by this means and the kind exertions
Of the raftsmen they were saved.
The deceased was an old citizen: SUI
perior stone mason Industrious steady,
honorable, and gilmore than ordinary in
telligence. His loss is deeply felt because
of his usefulness in every respect, and of
his uprightness in business life. His wife
and five children have the most sincere
sympathy for the loss .ofa husband and
father. His age was about IS. Father
Nagle delivered q suitable address on
Tuesday, and the remains Of our friend
were returned to the earth. riEa ~ ~
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-30
The Pen II Mishtier than the Sword"
gSTIIM 49,. }3@E9 g52.
THE GOLD PEN,
BEST AND CNEAPRsr or. PENS.
Morton's Gold Pens,
.. The Best Pens In the World.

For safe at. No. 20 ..1Z0ideu-
Znne, Vsv- 70,x', and 1y eyezy
dNIy appointed .4geuk at tie
same prices. 1880
.fOs1On makes no Pens sk1Wp-
Ell rim tie 1.1axee9 s0sfS Zaude-
mars Of any O/Aes.; therefore,
HAesS an .ageNcyis esklzblis/1ed,F
tie z'nblic will Be 0csI suited, and
81 MesNMe k12Icss, Hy eating on
Tie .dgesa/;: lu an OkAes. DiUces
these WisIIi1zg TIE Morton PEN
must seua 10 HeNdIu071esy,
sHAeae their 0sdesy- ,riU 7eceiye :.
7osDNg77k attention, ~ l0cc0xsp1- /.
uiea ,pi/H TIE cash.
II Catalogue, sgiIA /l1llacscaIp-
A0W az sizes amt prices, sent on
7Tcekl/r0/ letter p0slAge.b q. Esaa
A. MORTON.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-30
JAMES wIxHY'S 3
UNION CHEAP CASH STORE. MeREeoR lowa

As for LINENS, M usual the largest stock west of
Chicago Table Linens, Towels, Napkins and Diapers.
Handkerchief. and Linen Goods of every descrjpton
These gooos are all here, and more consignmeDts are
coming, direct from the manufacturers manufactured
expressly for JAMES WHEY
zsaEegsg NcGregOr, Iowa.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-30

bought at sscrifce and must be sold, very cheap.
good updershirt for SOC, worth 81 Hosiery 81. Mi
kinds, OAkAP. just come and see these goods, at
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-30
HATS &c GAPS.

Having no room for these goods, will offer them
1T less than manufacturer prices. will sell good
hat for dollar, large stock Of silk hats Tor s.
each; cost 80. 80. -
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-30

My constant aim will be to. keep my stock large
and attractive and the price upon every article low
30 a. to make it the positive advantage for every one
70 make this his or hsad-Quarters. 80 =
Two GOOD statesmen WANTED, to whom q
liberal salary will be given, and an enga cement
None but experienced hands need aDply =
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-30

Every novelty for the season in French Cloth Jack
cts, Lyons and Genoa Velvet Jackets, all colors
German Seals and Fancy Cloths, Opera Nantes, &c.
splendid purchase Of Real Seai-skin and Astracan
Jackets. unusually cheap, all at JAMES WILEY's,
now open for inspection. J. b. ROSS, formerly OF
Ably Managed. 'sst -
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-30


dedly opposed to paying large sums 70 pro-
fessional travellers merely. 70 look at them.
There is too much smoke in all styles of
modern education. 2 Send for their photo
grapha and see Chicago report Of their ad-
dresses. 1--WE see our ancient friend ABE
Steinam, is in town; lie is now 4 New
Yorker, bat hsrlooks at home with us,......
Miss III. Buckley calls attention to her
winter stock of beautiful Millinery. N.
W. Moss, Of Mitchell Co., passed through
eastward on Saturday last for eastern
gooda. He lookedaat us minute and pro-
ceeded. NV. has life enough in him for
tipo men......A man named Madden-par-
ticulars We havn't-wasuk killed in fight
at Tommy Thompson's sale on Saturday
last. What the row was about We don't
know We learn that the man who killed
felt himself not guilty of murder, and gave
himself up tn Sheriff Davis. ALLEN &
Biacknan, the Ridgway proprietors, have
bought and are shipping two RATS Of ium-
Der to that new railway-prairie point. If
these men don't make that point win, no
Others can......JAs. WiLrr - doing fine
business. His liberal advertisement in
this Issue 10 proof Of his, success. By dthe
columns Of q newspaper Wiley pursues
the Barnnm plan, and he wins. Printers
ink i more valuable than eli Others. His
corps Of clerks know what goods are, and
how to show them. We regret TO lsaraI
that Mr.. Elmendorf, now ID Chicago I'M
der :psdica1 treatment, is reported not 50
vel. Jacob verhei i confined TO- his
koaSs With paralysis in one leg he was
reported dead on Monday, bat he will pro-
baby come out all right......The 2Sth Of
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-30

psn II NOTION .!
Con6PLHY1 A88oRY16HMY.
Having resident buyer in New York and expert
enced sssstants and buying for cash. enables me to
offer to my numerous customers fs.E
AND 1 MUST SAY,
At LOWEST CASH PRICES!
sHAwls! sHAwls! sHAwls! sHAwls
MANTLE DEPARTMENT..

Having jwst received my purchases in the above,
respectfully solicit early inspection.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-30

EIE,
clectio
KAN
Legisli
=.
tio y.
MAJ IA
MA,
= -
U'Essss
CON une
,.O1l..i
leu leu.
iAu a.
Me III
~ NL.
~.
STATE,
E Teno,
Pm! l,r,so
'ur M.
Lieu,
-
insp
turee,
- -.
Is IN
, ,1as:
ue. !, !
IOU2
tue t''.
~ y.
WAR;
dow y:
gen
The New York herald., 1867-04-29

CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
- From New York only Us steerage.
.SAturuby MY
CHICAGO. Saturday, May l8
From pior 81 East river.
Cabin passage $50 and S75 Return tickets ei6O. gold
Passage 70 New York and remtances ireland at low
Apply % WILLIAMS 1 0UIoN. - Broadway and -
South street.
The New York herald., 1867-04-29
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY g. 1ss7-rRIPLE SHEET

EUROPBAu 0TBAMUHxPSs
Diszol s1I sss1SsTs Sa42sIa Hfss
AxrwxEf xlp INV YoEx
oTTAwA G:gs.dI. Archsr ss,r
iroa lie. YORK s.l xai..p. ''
sy jS
skss p.sssnssrs 4 the folow.s rssss from xa.wsrp
csosa.
IRON Ne. lcsi.
,sss cabin tseeordng 70 location ef stsssroom So g
KxOURsioM iiiCKEfS.
Paya6i: In 1cii or il: caSi,.i.ni "a
I:sAs y s.ssa = shs fowsss Antwerp Rotterdam
Per 81 fs!,.s & ..s cabin psassss srOadwsy For sssrs
THE srEAnsHIr KANGAROO. OF THE INMAN
s;s;s ;Sss; SSSS s::s
Rsruss rICKEss - r. sARIs z .s AsD s1, sAcK
steam 70 Liverpool. calling a QUEENSTOWN
The InmsS Lins. sailing ssmwesey. ~rFyns the United
SFT SfT 3 SHsh wss:s::s:, Ny Ny
CRY 81 sEM s.:uIs.y: S.y 4.
ana each saeceedns Saturday ana wsdnssdsy a. noon
RATES OF PASSAGE.
BY the mail steamer sailing every Saturday.
Payable in gold Payable in currency.
FIRST CABIN, e110 1 STEERAGE, SO
No London 10 London. 35
% Paris. is 70 PARA Is
Passage by the Wednesday stcamers-Frst Cabin. 9llO
6teeragc, $50 Payable In United States currency.
Passengers also forwarded to Havre Hamburg Bremen
&C.. at moderate rates.
Steerage passage Liverpool Queenstown 90
rency Tickets be bought here sending for
their friends.
For further Information. apply at The companys onces
JOHN g. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway, New York.
EoR LIVERPOOL CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.
CUNARD STEAMSHIP
SCOTIA from New York, May1.
CUBA. from Boston via Halifax. Mara
PERSIA, from New York. May 16.
Cabin $50 Second Cabin. 800
To Paris, cabin passage 9l65
PASSAGE
Cabin n............ &l25 Second Cabin. $50
Payable In gold or lis equivalent.
e. CUNARD,
No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1867-04-29

I,oRT LEE-oLD LANDING. THE STEAMBOAT T. z
HULsE, Captain O. W. Annet', win make her reenla
trips May from foot Of Christopher street
10 O'Clock and 81 NJ daily, sundays included landing
at Thirty fourth street Sunday only.
The New York herald., 1867-04-29

CgEAM TO AND FROx LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
~ town, twico week. ~ reduced ratos.
Prepaid uckefs from Liverpool o. Queenafow BY sfeaA
packet - the iowess possfble rstsa
Apply % TxPsCOTT BRlTHERs CO.,
The New York herald., 1867-04-29

1907 AFTERNOON BOAT FOR NHwBUR0.
1901. Pouqhkeepsie. Rondout and Kingston, landing
at Cozzens' West Point Cornwall New Hamburg and MI
ton The steamer MARY POWELL will leave New Yorh
every 3 o'clock from pier foot Of Dessrosss
street. New York
The New York herald., 1867-04-29

NEWSPAPERS.
uvHE DAILY rEws-RvEvfNG EDITION
READY MONDAY.
PRICE ONE CENT. .,r .xp
CHEAP ALL LI1nnrx rA~txn
-. AAn.se uyw. ! READfNG.h
TWENTY CoLuNNs-0NE chNl'
FRENCH ADvEBTIsEnfsSrr rs r'-.,.,..
Tvn rrrLR rRANcATsE DEsIssE ssnnss ~ r.esmmaa.
" esmme boune denfAnts ere y, ~ ier etrrr
- $500 .vr.,sg DESIRE SIX rLACER
vIrs snurn sn.n,e bonne d'enfsnts, ov ccmme MY
- sks.ssH s!sIrsssss pour deus iour' Gu NO. ~"
The New York herald., 1867-04-29

> ouEENsToWN, BT fHE cUSARD LINE.
Tx nSCLA .ss s S We: a
passage to New York 80 =
csSn .s, ssP s sp t0r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-31
LOCAL NEWS.
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 81.

Loss OF LIFE ON THE o. & A. r. R.
ACCIDENT TO A FREIGHT TRA1N-The pas
senger train on the Orange and Alexandra
Railroad, due here yesterday at4 As p. M, was
delayed two or three hours by an obstruction
| on the track, near Fairfax Station, caused by
an accident to the down freight train, which
had occurred at that point at about 2 o'clock
that evening. From persons who were on the
train at the time of the accident the following
particulars are obtained The locomotive Rap
idan was drawing heavily loaded freight train
slowly up the grade near Fairfax Station,
bound fol-; this city, on time, about two clock,
when the cab portion of the boiler blew out,
taking with it all that part of the engine, and
killing the. engineer, George Lynch, and the
fireman, Henry Rose no other persons were
at all injured. Mr. Roses body was not much
disfgured, and was merely knocked down,
while that OF Mr.. Lynch was horribly mutila-
ted, being torn into fragments, scattered over
a large space, and some portions blown dis
lance of two or three hundred yards from the
scene Of the accident His head had not been
found at last accounts Mr.. Fisher, the Mas
ter OF Transportation Of the Road, as soon as
information of the dreadful occurrence reached
this city, in special train repaired to Fairfax
Station, and in q short time had the obstruc-
ton, which was slight, (neither locomotive,
tender or cars having been thrown from the
1 ,1,, lie hart &C
to permit the regular passage of trains; and,
at nearly midnight, returned here, bringing
with him the remains Of the unfortunate men,
which were taken to the undertakers' establish
lnent Of VIM Dcmain to be suitably encased
previous to their removal to the homes OF their
families. Mr.. Rose was an old and faithful
railroad employee for long tiue before the
war engaged on the Manassas Gap Railroad,
and for year or two past on the Orange and
Alexandria. He leaves wife and five chill
dren. Mr.. Lynch, though young, was also a
tried railroad man, and had achieved we'll mer-
tied distinction as an engineer He is native
of Baltimore, and leaves young wife. The
accident resulted, it is thought, fronl>a defect
in tho portion of the boiler~which blew out,
and not from any want Of caretuness or atten-
tion on the part OF those having the engine in
charge This is the first serious accident that
has occurred on the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad suce it reverted to the management
of its present proprietors, and, as is seen,
the only sufferers in this instance were among
its own employees
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-31

TIE APPROACHING PRIZE FIdHr. -~Hrcat
preparations are being made BY those having
the matter in charge for the prize fight, which
is soon to be fought on the banks Of The Po-
tomac, below this city, between Aaron and
Collyer. A long boat with the necessary
amount of lumber to erect an amphithcatrc
around the ring in which the combat is to lake
place has already gone down the river, and
other arrangements, it is said, arc to be perfect
ed Which will render this engagement one Of
the most notorious ever fought in this country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-31

ASSAULT AND RoBBERY.-Ihrcc United
States soldiers, early en- Wednesday night last,
entered Reynolds tavern, on the South end OF
the Long Bridge, and after drinking as much
LIQUOR as they wanted, paid for the same by
knocking down the bar tender, William Ray,
with billcy, and robbng him Of about fifty
dollars. a farmer, from Loudoun county,
named johnson, was ALSO and about the same
time, robbed ty these same parties OF his coat,
containing valuable papers After committing
these outrages the soldiers entered skiG ~
ing by, and crossed the river III the direction
of GEORGETOWN 1t is thought that the despc,
radoes are known.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-31

BASE BALL Tho match game of Base Bal
played to-day, on the grounds of the Pioneer
Club, near the Potomac Gardens, between the
Potomac Club Of Washington, and the Pi0,
ncer Club of this city, attracted Il large num-
Der of srectators-lades and gentlemen who
we're accommodated with comfortable seat:
under awniugs-and who seemed to be much
interested in witnessing the game. The re-
suit Of the game was : Potomac 100; Pioneer
81. Mr. Robinson, of the National Climb o.
Washington, was the Umpire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-31

REMARKS. The market closes with some &C.
tivity, Notwithstanding the depression in prices
noted in all the Northern markets The stock
of Flour in hand is fair, with limitep de-
mand; low. grades have declined Csc; no change
in high grades. Wheat is fat, with mode
rate recepts-theo only sales reported on Change
TO- day being some small lots of red at 265 for
fair quality. Corn is in active request, with
sales at lob for fair River white, and l06al07 for
Railroad white and mixed. The offerings to-
day reached $500 bushels-for the week 253 800
Rye is steady. Oats in good request, with sales
at u. Butter is very dull, at heavy decline
the market is overstocked. Wool is in good re
quest, with sales Of washed at &c. and unwash-
ed at 2Gc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-31

TIE STABBED SOLDIER. 7. r. Jones, the
soldier stabbed last Wednesday, is, it is
thought, likely to recover The following
statement concerning the affairs in which he
received his wounds was given at the prelini-
nary trial in Georgetown Of lguatius .Mou!-
den, the man who stabbed him, and who was
arrested by the police OF Gcorgctown,as hereto
fore published in the Gazette: lit appears
that Jones and Mouldcn had a quarrel about Z
female, which resulted in Jones making j VIC
lent attack on Mouden, beating and bruising
him quite severely, wbcreupon the latter pro-
duccd two-b ladcd pen-knife and Inflicted two
ugly stabs 90 the person OF Jones, one in the
left side Of the abdomen and the other III the
back, below the shoulder blade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-31

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL. - lie An
nual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal Company, will he held
in Annapolis, Maryland, GA Monday, the thid
prox. It is reported among those we'll post
ed in the affairs Of that Company, that Alfred
Spates, of lAllcghany county, Mary land, will
be elected President, instead Of Mr.. Suivaly,
who now fills that position; and that Henry
Cook, OF Georgetown, will be elected Il 'iractor
in the place Of Mr.. Addison, the present. dircc-
tor from that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-31

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, May so, 1867.
Old COWS and 'Scalawags at $5a5 SO; common
to fair Cows SCAT so; common Cattle 81 75aS IS;
fair do S9a9 SO, and good to prime Cattle So 70
alO rs per 100 lbs.
Sheep--The supply continues very full, with
light demand. Sales Of clipped Sheep at 53a64c
per ID gross Lambs are selling at $3a4 per
hend-M large number on hand and sales slow.
Hogs.-Supply more than equal to the de-
mand and prices heavy and lower; sales at
SO 25aiO per 100 lbs net