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FROM MEXICO.

HAVANA, March l6.
Wm Moran, Mexican editor, committed
suicide at Orzaba.
Another conspiracy ngaInst The government
Of .Iuarez. has been discovered in Morela.
The debt incurred for furnishing supplies
to hospitals and prisons during the empire Of
MaximiIan has been recognized as legal. A
Cabinet council had been held at the Capital,
with Iglasias as President.
The election Of Sanchez Qchoa to Congress
has beeen annulled, and he again thrown into
lrison.
Uolonists from Galveston have arrived at
Taxpar.
Tie Mexican Congress has adjourned till
March 18th Many points of legislation were
left untouched. The Railroad concessions
English Railroad contractors will be deprived
OF their rights, and their roads seized by 9th
er parties. Ii is thought the proposition for
new road between Vera Cruz and Puebla
will not be carried.
The general situation of affairs is unsa,is-
factory. and fears of trouble are universal
Incendiary fires. -osherias, ana murders are
frequent IN the Capital, and the streets are un.
safe at night.
$ NEw YoRk. March II.
The Heralds City of Mexico special; of
the 18th. SAYS: The report Is prevslen. that
Marquee is about insttuling an expedition
against The Republic
Several foreigners have been arrested, and
an American has been ordered to leave the
country.
4 battle took place Ga the lath OF Fehru-
arg between Ruba aud Martinez, near Mag
Ian. Ruha routedrPoroferors.
General piaz vas spoken Of as Minister to
Washington.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

I.orIsyILLR, March, II.
The Eve o. m. Of yesterdays passenger
train, from Nashville, when near Brooks
| station, sixteen miles below this city, came in
contact with tree which had fallen across
| the track. The engine, tender, express and
! baggage cars were completely smashed. The
passenger cars were thrown off the track, but
not Injured Clarence MchInrray. f.enan.
and Thomas Hilbnru, engineer, we're killed.
/ Wm. Taylor conductor, was slightly injured.
| No other casualties occurred.
| Rock fsiAxn Ill, March, II.
| During a severe wind and storm last even
I ing, between seven and eight O'clock, the
! draw OF the great Railroad bridge was lifted
| from it's pi VOLS and fell into the riYer on both
| sides ol the pier. AT the Tune the accident
I occurred the men were swinging the draw for
| the night. One man. named Jno, L. Hes
| nasr, was killed and three others badly ins
| iufed. The draw is total wreck. and will
have 10 be cleared away before bosts ean pass
with safety. There was no other serious dam
age done Boats broke their lines and
drifted up stream, bat we're not damaged TO
any great extent
Yesterday afternoon one Of the Rock river
bridges fell three or fen- feet, killing Stu.
Hosmer carpenter, who was repairing the
damages caused by The Hood OF last week.
He leaves wife and three children.
The body of the man killed on the draw Of
the Railroad bridge WAS found auong Tie
broken ,iubers. and both legs bad TO be CT
of before j. could bc gotten out.
BCEmxGrox, Iowa, March Il.
The hail storm yesterday was the most
severe ever known in this part of the eoan-
try. The most damage done so far ras beard
from, was on the line Of the i y. Rail-
road at Nj Pleasant and Fairfield; windows
were broken by thousands. and IN some cases
persons we're knocked down by hail stones.
10 lives lost Some OF the hail stones we're
from FIVE 10 seven inches in circanfrenee.
Drs MoIxrs, March. II,
4 slight rain set In sestei day forenoon ae-
CONTAINED by wind and vivid flashes uf light.
ming About three clock the storm increased
ard for q short time the TAIN poured 10 torrents
accompanied With heavy showers OF hail, bat
no damage was done with the exception of
few broken window lights.
SrRIxGFtEip March Il.
The storm in this vicinity yesterday ese-
ming was very violent IL Chatham. III.
II miles South Of here, five houses one
church and Railroad station wer. partially
demolished Loss from eighteen 10 twenty
thousand dollars. Feafs are sntetteaiued
that the frui: crops are blasted here.
sT Lows, March L.
IN addition 10 The 50 coo bushels ot corn
arrived here Saturday from Havana. on he
Illinois river. en- route for New York snd Lis-
erpoo via New Orleans, 80, 900 more bushels
are now Loading a. Beardstowa, on The same
river, degtined for New York aud Boston by
the same route. Mr.. Hale, OF Hale, Jones
Co. owners of part Of the corn from Havana,
will accompany the cargo and fully tea this
route, lis safety and advantages, il any. and
repor; his observations. II
The storm las; night did considerable dan
age to steamers at the levee and property
in the city.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
Nrw nRrr,xs March 1,

NEw ORLEANS, March 16.
A special military order issued to day,
specifies that order No. 40 is not TO be con-
strned to apply to other than to public duties
previous to 1856, all Of which dues may be
paid as heretofore. 1t also orders that all
State notes now in the treasury, or received
hereafter, ahal be Immediately destroyed;
also, that whenever under order NO. 40. o
Sufficient sum be collected to satisfy the pur-
poses therein expressed any further receipts
may be applied to the liquidation of the obl~
cations imposed by such order.
Nrw YoRK, March II.
The IIforld's Atlanta special says: The
election for the new Constitution is ordered, by
General Meade, TO begin April Goth, and con-
tinue four days.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March II.
The Legislature Of Tennessee adjourned to-
day 10 meet again next November.
Judge Hawkins Of the Supreme Court, has
rendered his resignation, and Henry C. Smith,
of Memphis, is spoken of as his successor.
Much i'll feeling, between the loyal men
and late rebels, still prevails in East Tsnnes-
see. Suits for damages are constantly being
brought against the latter, and the courts
award the claims.
The Southern Methodist clergy, in many
instances, are forced to abandon their minis
trations.
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! CHICAGO, March II.
! About half past ten o'clock las. nigh. thi.
! city WAS visited by storm, which. although
/ OF bnt short duration, was terrible ID its fury
4 The heavens were illuminated by vivid flashes
OF lightning. accompanied BY heavy peels o.
1 thunder that made the very earth tsemble
/ The RAIN poured down in mighty torrents
with an interminglng of large hail stones
causing q general destruction of sky-hghts.
Several houses were blown down, and trees
uprooted. while signs and fences were lifted
up by the wind and tossed in every direction.
We hear of but one life lost in consequence.
This forenoon, although it is raining slight
ly. the several Irish organization of the city
are ont IN procession, celebrating St. Pat-
rick 5 Day,
Probably rs many as twenty buildings IN
various parts Of the city, were either blown
down or materially injured.
Daring the prevalence of the severe storm
last night, the fall Of house in the North
Division, occupied by Adam, Winter and his
wife, resulted In the death OF Mr.. Winter aud
the supposed fatal injury Of Mrs. Winter
The Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific Rail.
road Co. s machine shop was unrooted. and
the blacksmith saop destroyed. Some dams
ages resulted to the railroad lines centering
here and the Telegraph lines generally were
rendered unserflceaOie.
In the town of Chatham, on the Chicago
& Alton Railroad, complete wreck was
made Of the depot, and considerable damage
was cause about the village.
LsTER.
Later accounts of the devastating effects
in this vicinity Of the storm lbs, night are
still being received. The most serious injury
10 property was oceasioned By the partial de-
srueuon of the machine shop Of the Rock
Island Railroad, located ~ miles from this
city. The gale struck it at one O'Clock. The
blacksmith shop, bilding about 200 feet
long, wss completely demolished. The north
wall of the machine shop was blown down.
ard the roof was torn off to within 50 feet of
the cast end The station engine house was
considerably damaged The round house
and ar shop were uninjnred. There was no
person in either Of the damaged buildings at
the time ot the catastrophe. Thirty or forty
other buildings in the vicinity OF the machine
shops were more or less damaged, Frag.
rnents of one building were carried quarter
Of mile, and another was moved from lis
foundation fully forty feet. No loss Of life
Is ascertained further than tha. heretofore
reported. Mr.. Winter husband Of the wo-
man killed will probably recorer. Ia the
extreme southern portion of the city the
storm was particularly severe, and where
many house were razed 70 the ground, uu-
rooted, or otherwise much damaged. Tie
total loss by the storm in this vicinity is
roughly estimated at : 100000.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

ALBANY, March i6.
the ice has broken up in front Of the city
and is moving down without apparen. in
terruption. The water receded several in
ches since early in the evening. and there is
reason to hope that heavy innndation sill
be escsped,
PREscoTT, Canada, March 16.
On Saturday, shortly after the Grand
Trunk train left Prescott, q drover nsr.ed
Sykes, from Canton, sew York, was attack
ed.on the platform of q car by three MEN and
robbed Of his money ard tickets and was
thrown from The train. Sykes laid where be
fell until found the neyt piprnIng BIZ tha
t;ask iaep. his injuries are very serious
No clue has yet been obtained Of the perpe-
traitors Of the deed.
DusgIRs, n. Y, March l6.
The ice moved out of Dunkirk harbor last
evening, and navigation at this point and
West of here is unohs.ructes. So early All
opeaiag has not been known for years. I
= s. Bosrox. Mach 10.
Wm. H. Niles, well known broker, has
been bound over on charge of cheating
Albert .. Spahler, of large amount oi
money BY fals3T Tatences.
James Caref. agent Of Kentucky lottery,
pas Also been\arrested aud held for trial.
New YoRK, March II.
St Patr,ckf Day was celebrated With
more than nsnaf Enanimjsl bI The tho Irish
esnseus. ihe PROFESSIONS hers end Ia Brook
lyn wers larse and iaposinT. The streets
were crowded With people. All quiet.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHINaToN. March

WASHINGTON. March II.
The President nominated John Hancock,
OF Philadelphia, brother Of Major General
HANCOCK, collector of internal revenue OF
New 0ritans, in place of General Steadman,
resigned.
HDocunents sen; to Congress TO day show
that tee Government paid S2aG,230 for tele.
grams to and from the Atlantic coasts since
the completion Of the line, and that the ex-
pense of the trip of the Miantonomab ,a
Europe was Sill, 1865. keir. aiS-pv Ordinary
expenses u etsiizsrs 's-s ,ssk'
The Superintendent ofIndan Affairs of the
Northern Superintendency, arrived here from
Omaha. He reports everything quiet and
peaceful among the Indisns.
Gen , ~ Carses, accompanied by Gov.
HSpt, Of Colorado, and delegation Of Ute
IaSians. lefs for their home last week having
asesqplished the ohjsctof thsir visit, whick
included making : treaty between the Ute
tribes and the Government,
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Legal YAfIce.

T. l. 2 Frak : sifu revis ~eris SCOTT Teri. Lens
4 g. rps fass B.ItisGt Go s Williams VI 4 Kyls
D III hsasle.
Nrot eseb hereby notified thss thsre 10 ais
IN The eIsa orthe Clerk gl srlrf Court II Lee
tn At EesAak, psits % s4aisy Of sgmueI stso-
TN iiaiBg sss dsassa 4sie.ibu in him ths
e - the sisfly Forty tsst Of t 3. B.czk 49, City 81
kto rk Co af lee snt ttsts o. Iowa sud rfrs
snatry and ratssks IN certain and
Gasting s.4t t,s Assasi e~stsaa bxstsfai tsaknsss
aal Sslsis Trr ttsetc a.a defend he ORE
Of tas III sxy 81 II. Of ssf Court
this third udse in &as fsGs aS-rss vi i be
rendered Againsi yor thereon nv tffau
ElsktS NsCaASY,
rehis Astss for Plaintiff
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I.cxal Notice.

To John Best. Bsrjsnnn Bsss. Richard Best Henri
Bet Hackastsh best Daniel Rsst, sse Il st. y nsI
ass1 a9d 1oiu Rees- her fissbsrd, John Ho-s Ia ht
own right Phi eia Bsst fainerl Nathaniel Rsst Uni
nor) sspiIe Rest aud Jacob Mai3y
tf0t and "a II you hrr-f noti Sec that there
on Ge 10 lbs Ctsrk asis sf tbs Dtstsrt Gour
Of Lee cana.v. lows. a. Fort Madison. yeaitson o
sarah jsne h,tis ssd John VI yfie, her haa~at claim
Ing sgspsf all ii the psrtitia Of the oils~fsg De
scesa resi- esiste -iiuste in Lee f,vs to~it: TIE
II Fec ~. II t5 4 The qr Sc ., Tp a. O.
els sTsinst th. AID Jehn B-.i dee rsa,isi
bin 10 ta- rsrts aad pfvaH received tfon sai
lend or in VI 4Hfsnt saSnsat Asaiast sAid Jehi
h ~ To the snsn offs5 33.IT1
Vow nolsss appear thereto ard defend before
of the s@ci ay al tbs II ssd D.,r.et Corrt
a, Fort haIispn snciBg the third Monday IA
Mag. 1865 Judgment vii be f-ndered against yoa there
" det4uit fsxEfy MccRsssY,
EIcai& s.s'vs for Plaintiff
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=
MARRIED.

THATCHER lMoRsE--cn tbe Y hinst At the ehri.i
ian Churrh In fAru.inzton, ay ihs R.r hsttir Nj
Ta.rcRrr. Of 'e non To snstiP, 10 - Mar Z
Alsss. of farmngton; a II Van nlren eoants. foen
No Cards
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= - >
I)I ED.

REID A. his rsii@Lee chsr1esttu, Ia thi.
county on 10th Inst at 10 minutes past 10 o'1 e
m after short nes,, JAxis Rsis Il tbs s,sh yssr
Of his age.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lcgnl Notice.

10 Rnfa. Hubbard, snrsivinE obliEcr, Martha Hob
bard Sarah Hamilton, formerly Psnnington) widow
OF kphrAim PsrninxtoD decsssed and George nssstos
hsr husband, Kitty Ana G,oslex, WIDOW, and vm
slss and MARIA Coo Sies heirs of Andrew coowss
deceassa, " Clark Hiram Barney, &C Gianc~y and
+ Pennington, Phsbe A Stewart and II Stewart hsr
husband, Charles P-nninaton, Albert o Pennington
and Gassssf Pennington hsirs At Of gphra;m PEN
nington dsc. asad.
V0U are each hereby notified that there 10 Als
In shs olce of the Clerk of Districf Court OF
Lse County r~a At ~. MADISON petition Of Ban
HAgsrmsn ID ninisratornf the estate Of James Yas,
decsss~d elsIng Of yon. the said Rnfns Hubbard
yvtng ootiger the of ts@ntybins hundred dollars
and interr thereon the Of per per
NUN from the lssh cay Of May, 1897, money due
sconut Of the breach tie Of warranty
,ained in deed executed on thai day b, ssid Ru'us
Hui'bart AMI his wife, snd Rpbrsim Psnnngten tno~
decsAs- aud bis wife. TO james YALE convey Ing es
s,l5o acres. beiuE part VI lhe y of Sec = Tp O..
mrs xsst, In Lee countr, Iowa aad siso pra5 ing
agssst al OF yoT bs tos ecosurs of mortgage sxsru
ted By the said Hubbard and vile srd the said Reunng
toa sd siis. upon the Iersh hslf Of See q rp g.
Range wss In Les County, fosA aud given to s<cnre
said fais against damages gro~inx Of the failure Of
the afors rsssid cev -nArts Of ~a,rppsy.
Unless yoa appssr thereto and dseni before Of
this second day OF tbs next af said Dtfet Court
TO be commenced on the THIRD Monday ia MAY, 1893.
decfes will be red akAiBsf y.u thsr~on BY dsn
RANKIN McGRARY,
mch1s Auya for Plaintiff.
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K EOKUK DIRECTORY 7,
ATToR RNEY
AmerfCan W4yCHe1.
Bridges 4 = Estes House

Brown Knowles. Main Il Fifth streets.
W Collins Second street
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Legal Nofice.

To A ArCrary, adnlnstrafor of the estate Of =
Knster, decesast, 4 D sscekmsn. Craig d4vl.se Of
Craig, Emma Fnst.r, widow. and harnah Ebstsr
daughter aud min. heir OFT r srster. dscta-ed.
VoU aud each Of yen hereby notified that thers
L IL tta B TBS Gisfks Office of the D.strfc!
Court Of founy Iowa ~ tors sad,son pstsfsn o
Esutauii1 Hsxtnse ad ntni-t ator Of fse sseAts o
james fsls, aeceasedt claiming irom MoCesry. I'D
minsst.atsr II the af snst-r decesee, tbs
OF Fonr Taoasana D3ilsfr, none, Justly dne
on p.oiss9ry ts BY the sd Enrtsr ~ the said
Jass Yale sHt 7xssst all ef yea dsetes for the fse-
closure ot mortgage tho following described real
estats, toslt: The vert bslt o et .issen (l bios
sixty i've %; IN hsffts Ketktlk Lee ceasiy, toss
ssid gsvt by ssia Ense. rsia
saif nots aud mortgage dated ths it of December 5T
Nov n-less appear tbrreto nd 6efsBd befr.
Of tins seroad dsy Of tn. Of the sad District
CoHrt 81 kart H@iisn ing the third Monday
OF May fs's, js8sseps sa deers~ by a~ssrt viii be
rendered against yoa tier
= q
rrhls Ffss A.torn4sa
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BOOTS 4 sHoEs-wHOLEsAL
Hanbeton Huisksmp... Main street.
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BooTs q sHoEs-RETAII

navii Lowry Second street
" Westeott. Main street-near Fourth
Id Carter...... ....... -. .... Sc Main street
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Howe Tyler.....t..... ...59 Main street.
Duncan. karie i Co.........l-0 l42 Main street.
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OOK-BINDER.
son n,.....G Gate City Bid &, Main i I'd
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES,

ID i i lILLuhA1 LIZ
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From Washin 6 ton.
A Brother of Gen. Hancock Nomi-
mated Collector of N. O.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
THE STORM MONDAYNIGHT
Great Destruction of Property and
Loss Of Life.
BOLD ROBBERY ON A RAILWAY
TRAIN.
Fatal Accident on tho Lsuisvilis ana
Nashville Il. 4.
LATE MEXICAN ADyICES.
Another Conspiracy Discovered
SITUATION OF AFFAIRS UNSATIS-
FACTORY.
A Battle Between Ruba and
Martinez.
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
Another Fcnian Organizer
Arrested.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Gold. Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes
{; Bridges Nos i Estes House.
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
q n.il-nn Nns Estns Han q
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nooKs = srAT1oNERY.

BAG FACTORY.
lee rs ..,...........,,lG6 Main strea
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FROM CHICAGO.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l8g.
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GAS a. STEAM FITTINGS.
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yencifl. Jones 4 Co.....cor Third J. Main streets
Hess, Stern Co........cor Second d Main streets
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CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, AC.
John Copelin ...... :. .53 Main street
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CLOCKS, WATCHES a. JEWELRY.
sam Bridges...... .........Nos Estes House.
I. r. j. lyrcs Sons.... ..........6T Main street
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HATS, CAPS A.D NOTIONS.
Bq1kitt Main street
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Writing Desks-Parisr Mache, lnlaid.
S @ Bridges Nos l 4 . Ester House.
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BOENET BLEACHERY.
c II Emerson. Fourth d Blondeau
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Enrraving, Brands, & soals.
rURNITt sR

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
S q Bridges Nos Il Estes Hous
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HARD WARE.

aRGEss g. -ADDLEs.
arn ....-.....F ain street--tct Sd 4 4th.
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COMMISSION MERoHaNTs
" Stprges s..................,.....4sS South Leyee
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Wholesale & Retail.
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Peek Brothers............eo Fourth Main streets
II f}uei .........................ss Main street.
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Dry GOops-wHOLEsALE,

c Watt..................cor Main and Fifth ST
Lr L Iugersoll....eor Third Main, (up stairsl
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DENTIsTRY

Coin, Silver Ware.
.iiges es................Nos 4 Estes House.
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IOWA COAL e. OIL CO.
OlHee ................ Leyee, bet Main johnson
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INSURANCE AGENTS

HOTELS.
Tepfer House e...............eo cor Third 4 johnson.
Deming House.......t.--..,.e cor Second Johnson.
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Catcses, cIeeke, 4 yeveiry Repaired
eAs bridges Ses kstes Hosse.
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GRocERs-RErAIL.

Hydrom mesers, thermometers, sachrom-
etcrx.
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GUJANO.
Nov. 4 IS 2mos.

No. l Peruvian Guano, S6l per ton, in
gold, or its equivalent in currency.
Bruce's Concentrated Fertilizer, in bar
relS, per ton, $50. g.. - -
Pare Ground Bone, in barrels, per ton:
$40.
Bone and Meat, in barrels, per ton, S3s.
Fish Guano, in barrels. g.,
Alta Vela Guano, S25. 49,.
Alta Vela Phosphate, in bags, s56.
Ground Plaster, per barrel, Sl.75.
Swan Island Guano, in bags, or barrels,
sS5 per ton. =
Salphate Of Soda, in barrels, per ton, $50.
Soluble Pa,iGc Guano, soc.
Best Superpho>phate, containing ten per
cent. soluble phosphoric acid ard three
per cent. ammonia, pat up in bags or bar
rels. Price $50 per ton.
Cuban Guiana, from caves, containing
hesidrs the usual phoSphates and organic
matter-fve to six per cent. of nitrate oi
potash. An excellent application for pota'
toes, tobacco, cotton, etc. Price in Gags,
s35 per ton. -. -
South Carolina Phosphate, ground and
put in bags orsbarreis.
Navasya Gaano, by the cargo, in lu"p,
or ground.
For sale by
GEO. T.. WHITE,
$50 Front Street, Ny.
Oct. II ~ emo.
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still out ofwork and going still far
Their away, she began to sink rap,
pidly and actually died from exces-
sive grief, on Monday last. Jimmie
was her only boy and around him
she had interviewer all those affec-
,,tionate tendrils, which aloncreach
themselves forth from themother's
heart. In separating himself from
her, Jimmie, uneonsciously sun
dered those tendrils which clung
to him for life, and they withered
and died. Oh, the depth, purity,
fondness and affection ofa mothers
love. The infinite plummct ofGod
himself can alone measure it:
f., (iNacon Telegraph.
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Newberry S. c., July 81.
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