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IN BOARD OF COMMON co1rNc1r.

various papers from the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen were acted upon in concurrence.
The report of the special committee upon the
Aims House was accepted.
Petition of Jacob Mcclellan and GA others,
owners of lots in Evergreen Cemetery, that
the lot adjoining the cemetery, owned BY Sto-
yer Libby, be purchased by the city and made
a part of the cemetery, was referred to the
Committee on Cemeteries and Public Grounds.
An order was passed authorizing the City
Treasurer to sell to George r. M. Richards of
Westbrook a lot in Evergreen Cemetery.
Petition of proprietors of Star Match Facto-
ry to be exempt from taxes for five years, was
referred to the Committee on Judicial Proceed
ings and Claims
An order changing the time of meeting of
the Board from the second to the first Monday
in the month was laid ON the table.
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SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Singer Sewing MISUNDERSTANDING, True & Co.
French Cali Boots-M. g. Palmer.
Rnbber Moulding-Bishop Brothers
Finest Boots-Butler & Reed
Piano Forte Instruction-Miss c. c. Winship.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Scriptural Views-Mountfort St, Church.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENr COLUMN.
Agents Wanted-G. P. Hawkes. & Co.
Tobacso-P. Lorillard & Co.
bes. Ca9lnet Organs-Mason & Hamlin.
Agents AIien Wanted.Whiney & Co.
rrerlstaiic Lozenges-E. A. Harrison & Co.
small Rent Wanted.
University Standardization & Staples,
Lost-Books. &c.
Sleigh for Salem. G. Webb.
NAME Savings Bank-NathI F. Deering.
New England Farmer-R P. Eaton & Co.
Timber Land-Wm. B. Mason. Jr.
Long Whart-Additional Noticed. L. Chase.
Boys Take Notice-John SWEET
Notice-Samnel Dingey.
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HARVEY INK. A. s. HATCH
Offie Of FISK 4 HATCH,
Bakers and Dealers i'm
Government Securities.
No. s Nassau Street, NeU York,
November 8, 1869.

'oar Customers and Correspondents:
The surprising development OF our national re-
sources and the rapidity with which the Govern
ment is now enabled to reduce the national debt
by weekly purchases, render it apparent that the
time is approaching when the Five-Twenty bonds
may be funded at not over four or four and hal,
per cent. interest.
Meanwhile their high price, as comuared with
othe classes of securities paying equal rate Of
interest is leading to general inquiry for more prof
Safely invested.
During the war the necessities and peril of the
government, ami the consequent eheapness OF its
securities rendered them so attractive that, from
this cause, combiied with the patriotic faith OF the
people in their safety, eney absorbed almost the
entire floating capital of the country, and diverted
attention ror other classes of securities which had
before ben deemed sufficiently conservative and
sound to meet the wants of the most cautious iu
yestors.
The government is no lohser borrower. 1t no
| longer needs the country's caatal, but desires
gracefully and hOnorably to repayit.
The rapid accumulation of sapital ier Investment
AID the reduction OF the na1onal debt ana Improve.
mns of tho national crdit-rendering it certain !
that hereafter but cenparatively low rate O, in
tersst can be derive from investment in govern
ment bonds-is cnpelling the search for other safe
and well guared channels into which capital not
employed in BUSINESS may wisely flow.
The entiprises OF Peace, ne less neediul in the,,
time am place. for the common welfare, than were
the waste and cost of War. now call for the CAPITAL
which the govern longer needs, 81
~~ remuneration wnlv,, the s''ernment
need no longer pay. and In some -'es' security
a, stable and endur,nc =. the faith of the nation
itself. l.
The ,.slre to capitalize The premium ~~hich may
Nv ba realized from Five-Twenty bonds, I'd
which material decline in Gold toward par, and
he ability of the Government to fund them at a
over rate OF interest," may at ;any time extinguish,
telt by many holders who desire some satisfactory
to which OF the many Iower-priceu
securities in the marKe.,, ,bs neces sary
safety to justify an exchange.
The applications for information anu au'''
lhicu--A addressed to daily, show no" ui"'sr-
Is the '''. .,,.ss this assurance as to what
r. OF inVe'' nr.ssut -fRatabe than Govern
tied to the co-dder-- OF investors
n,sssure Of this want has led US to L."
.-,.n,s o, directing our own attention as oah'
-. o0r large experience, and our facilities
obtaining reliable information-'o 'n' "''
,,,,n some measure, and to offer tine
n,,. ., 0nr inquiries to those who may be d's:0S
n 10 oorsas in our good faith AID Judgment
d W. are unwilling to offer to our friends and
nuS,c anything which according to our best 'O
90 secure as the national obligat
themselves, with which we have hitherto pr'nc'i
Is identified ourselves.
,o.,,, tho GREAT CENTRAL PAC
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GOLDEN WEDDING.-The golden wedding of
MIR. and Mrs. Josiah Murch took place last eve
ming at their residence, No. 16 Stone street. A
large number of friends were present on the
occasion, who congratulated the happy pair
upon the Joyous event, aud who brought with
them substantial membranes in the form of
q number Of ELEGANT presents
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PORTLAND & OXFORD CENTRAL RAILROAD.
A cargo of rails arrived at this port yester-
day from New York, for the Portland and Ok
ford Central railroad, to be laid in the extern
sion of that road from Buckfie1d to Canton,
the road bed of which is now graded and that
the rails can be laid immediately.
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Doors AND SHoEs.-We take pleasure in
calling attention to the advertisement of M. G..
Palmer. His boots and shoes we know are A
No. 1, and we can recommend our friends to
his store on Middle street. If you want
good fit, good goods, and reasonable price,
give him call.
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NEW
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE


MAINE.
THE SAMPSON srEARNs CAsE-ACQUITTAL OF
MIR. SAMPSON.
Especial dispatch by Western Union Line.l
AUGUSTA. Dec. 13.-The case of Sampson, for
forcibly entering the house of Geo. p. Stearns
of Hallowell, was tried here to-day before
Judge True. Sampson was defended by Hon.
ARENAS Libby, and the prosecution conduct
ed by ex-senator Bradbury, Lorenzo Clay and
Sewall Lancaster. Mr.. Sampson was acquit-
ted and an effort to place him under bonds to
keep the peace also failed. NJ.
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THE SCHOONER o. NJ. MARRKTT.-This fine
schooner, which was built lately by Cyrus
McKown, at Boothbay, now lies at Central
wharf, and is attracting a great deal of atten-
ton. She is built entirely of white oak, is one
hundred and sixty-four tons burden, and is in
tended for the fishing and fruit carrying trade.
She is medium clipper builc, has large, COM
modious and handsomely furnished cabin, and
is commanded by Capt Perry, who is also a
part owner.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-In the United STATES
supreme Court, in the case of Veazle Bank
VS.. Jeremiah Fenno, Collector OF Internal
Revenue, Chief Justice Chase to-day delivered
the opinion of the Cont, athrmng inc qec's-
ION OF the Circuit Court for the State of Maine,
that the tax imposed by the collector was legal.
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Wan" Capt. Brown, of the NJ o. s. S. line OF
steamers, arrived at this port yesterday morn
ing at O'Clock. She left Liverpool on the I'd
inst, and was only eleven days making the
passage, which is excellent time for this season
of the year. She brings 18 cabin and 134
steerage passengers. We are indebted to the
Purser for our files of Liverpool papers. The
steamer to arrive next week will be the Aus
trian, Capt. Wylie. The Nova Scotian will
sail from this port on Saturday next
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LARcENY.-Last Sunday night fellow call
ing himself Edwin Clark, employed as farm
hand by Mr.. j. P. Shattuck, who resides al
Aliens Corner, stole from his employer S6o IN
,nonav and a watch and chain valued at $loo.
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EuRN,rURE AT AUcTIoN.-The entire stock
ofTihbetts &, Mitchell, on Exchange street,
will be sold at auction this forenoon Wy l. ~
Bailey. This is a fine stock and bargains may
be expected
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pn less " Of Saturday last male slight mistake
in his calculations, it being $40 too much. 1t
said 1895 in ten years when it should have
been 1926
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PoLIcE.-A boy was arrested last high' ~.
the theft of a coat from one of the boarders a'
the house of Mrs. Charles DAVIDSON on hro~h
street,
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OCTOBER TERM.-TAPLEY, j., Presiding.
MoNDAY.-No Court to-day. Court will come in
Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock.
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M u nicipal Court.

JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
MoNDAY.-D. T. Chase, lessee of Portland Long
Wharf, VS.. George Trefethen ct al. Action for the
wharfage ON nineteen barrels OF mackerel at four
cents per BARREL Verdict for plaintiff for 76 cents,
the whole amount claimed
Williams. Drummond.
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ALcYoNs.-The Alcyon Boat Climb are to
give social dance at Fluent's Hall on We'd
nesday evening. The Alcyons know how to
get up Sociable, and the affair tomorrow
night will be an extremely pleasant and recier-
che assembly. Dancing will commence at 8
o'clock precisely.
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uouse mr. Sale.

,,v Two Tenement Hose corner o ,aomia ike
EEvrtIe SITS. The present occupant ~ou''
- h;e Il for one or more years. \, a PALMER.
dse1s- sod3w ~"
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@ 0 M M f II GAL,

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboat
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-216O bbls. -four, cars
headings, do wood, l do paper, do shocks, 81 do
lumber, 10 do corn, do starch do bran, do oats
do barley, do slaves, do Gill; do apples 226 cans
milk 33l pkgs sundres for shipment East, 800 bbls
flour, car malt; for shipment to Europe per steam
er, cars flour, do pot ashes do peas 8 do wheat
do butter, do bacon, do copper ore, do tobac-
CO. /.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS. cars potatoes, 2 do
lumber, $50 pkgs mdse.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEc RAILRoAD-2carsw wood
40 bricks do bbs., do cattle, do Sheep sc bdls
cnalr s!ock " oil bbls, 20 cases Shoes tubs butter
Zcars bo1 shocks. 1 do furniture. Sc boxes axes
pkgs sundries, 81 cars freight tor Boston,
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToN-2OO bbl..
-four, hhds. crockery, II bbls. liquor So bds iron
rs spring BEDS 80 bdls fish, 80 bbls pork 30 irkins
lard, bales dOmestics, IS bds saws 10 boxes axes
casks bristles, 20 bds paper. 1 copper boiler 40
boxes raisins 10 bags coffee, do Cloves 40 boxes
spices, 10 pieces castings, sewing machines coils
cordase 20 boxes tin 10 do candles terces lard 275
pigs to Princes Express $50 do to Order for Canada
and up country, 112 empty bbls Bt0ves3 bdls iron
casks castings, 20 bbs. dye sufs, So bds STEEL 25
bags wool, 800 fire bricks, bales cotton, 3 casks
spikes 20 bbls -four, bdls spokes cases dome sites
and 140 pkgs to order.
STEAMER DIRIGO. FROM NEW YORK-192 bales
cotton, 76 do rags IL do burlaps go do broom corn
81 rolls leather, q bales dry hides 527 loose do 10
bdls washing machines, 205 do paper hangings do
iron 80 sets wheels, 20 casks paint do bleaching
powders. 66 hhds. meadO, "A do sugar. 6 do tobacco
2s4 gunnies sugar. 1907 mats do 16f boxes tin 18 do
clocks, 129 do tobacco, pianos, IT'S pkgs sundries
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e U II 0 p E.

TRIAL OF ovEREND AMP GURNE4. =,
LONDON, Dec. 13-The trial of overenu au1
Quincy, and Others commenced at the Guiiu-
hall this morning.
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We buy and sell Government Bonds anu
uo,s,ve the accounts of Banks, Bankers Cor
noratiops and others, subject to check at sisn'
and allow interest on daily balances.
Nov 2O-d&wlmis
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DIR. BoswoRTH' 5 LECTURE. -Owing to the
great pressure on our columns this morning
we are obliged to omit a report of the Doctors
lecture.
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Freights.

pu1,AnEIpHIADec. n.-Freights-The follow
inc are the currenrates from Port Richmond:- 10
Boston, So OO Chaestown, So 90; Gloucester, W 20
Mediord SO 80; Sam, SO 20; Providence, S2Z5.
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Foreign Markell.

or money De Dec 1s-l1.15 A. M.-Consols s2l "a s2a
oons. 81 a. ,sssGis, ",
81; Illinois SSooGs Dec Rsrils Me MHns,as
sales & 900 bales Mddsns ifSd 90 En-
isansi2ad 6 6scn ,assNasEvean Glx zss
a. oi for money and ssrount. si'seo at s2t
a & ,s sea- 81 do s;aas. 1862
sos , .ov' Erie shares 2O4; Illinois Centrs s2.;
s $40: A 1asal 8 great Western?sl. dAss
s's ,vER,ooL. Dec. 13-Evenilg.-Cotton, te.,
LIZ 1900 h.ies 1000 bales of witch were sakeAd,;
sa, ec.t and, SPECULATION. Refined Petroleum - e
ssGseed Ol:29. %.
LONDON, Dec. 13- Evening.-Tall,w fiat ssou
3D. Linseed Vii quiet. Sugar quiet on ,he sPo;.
| aaoat. Refine Petroleum Is It'd. Calcutta Liz
| SIS Cd a 5ss 70 ,.o. o.
| FRANKFORT Dec. 3-Evening.-uniteo sta'
| 5-2Os closed at s..
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1916 P. M.-Cotton quiet AM
rather heavy; sales 100 bales; Middlng upland
heavy and q 10c lower; superfine to choice Wes-
tern 40 q 10; Southern dull and dropping; sale.
400 bbs common to choice 445 q 10 co. Wheat
slight favors buyers, with rather more doing; sales
$4,000 bush; No. aspiring "a 25t, the latter fol
extra choice Minnesota; Winter Red Western 80 q
3d. Corn shade drmer; sales a. 900 bush; Mixed
sound; old and new Mixed 1 Os. Oats dull and
heavy; sales "a 900 BUSH. State 63 q 4tc; Western
mess 100 q 10 90; new extra Il Oe@ 1900. Porl
quiet and hesvy sales $50 bbs nes mess at 90
Western OH 0sI Sugar iD fair request; I sas
dull. Tailow heavy; saiss lis 90 is & 10 t.
Lnseed quiet Freights to Liverpool quiet; Coon
per steamer id; Wheat per stamer 3D..
NEW YORK, Dec. 1s.-cttle market-Bee,s-
full quotations were realzd; receipts for tbeseek
5645 head; quotations. per to good 10 q 49, prime
to choice lS i7ic: ShSp ana LambsmIs dmand
tions receipts tor the week. 49, 11s head nSo;cae
common to prime Sieep, &c; srS,Se w us
S ct and dd r ra%Ss sosns SI t6s
week II $50 heat quotations, CO.. mon to prime ioa
@ 114c; dresseI lSt g 1876. u,
cline in nrces has BEN checked by demand which
fnlIv eedals the apply. The South are now tree
bnysss and cold leather has uninterrupted produc-
TN tndC tno QEdutuy dfLNIHSoS eAuo ""eo.
out small comparison with thai being shipped away
Stove size is wanted, and readily comms s our out
side szS seaen sS Ssv o. sale
psnded 90 that the anu tor IN ~ o,n; 40
w-uS izff below that of this W. Rre,ohts ing
lnsin firm at cur last quotations Tn. siow;na orc
the prices OF Coal by the cargo at Port Yhmnggd are
Schuyhill red ASH $500 q 25; do whYs ash amd
lump So % q rs; do steamboat, IS 90 SSs9s anu Io
broken, SIS 00i do egg. IS so 10; do stoveSS oo
do chestnut, SIS 90; Shenandoah steamboat, ~,
broken, s. rs; do egg, s. IS; do stove, Sc 90; 70
chestnut, S. %. -
CHIsAGO, Dec. 13-Flour dull; sales Spring extras
at = on q co. Wheat steady at S63 q SEC for No. 2
Corn inner and higher; sales No. at 76t a 79c.-
Oats actEe and higher; No. at 42c cash. Rye dull
but stead No. at &c. Barley easier and more ac-
tive; No. at Is q 79c, High Wines steady at IS a.
953c. ProisiOns active. Mess Pork active at 81 50
cash, 81 O0seler January and 81 so seller March.
Lard steadyat Isle cash and 1s3 q 19c seller Janu-
ary and Fetuary. Bulk shoulders quiet; green III
a 12c for l days sailed. Rough sides 143 a 14lc
Sweet pickld Hams 16fc Dressed Hogs firm at - 25
"a 10 37t. I've Hogs quiet at so q 10 % for fair TO
medium anN1 90 q II % for extra. Cattle firm and
in fair demnd st 371 q % for butchers stock
AMI 65 q SO ff extra shipping.
C1NoINNHx Dec. 12.-Whiskey 81 a CSC with a
light demar Mess Pork quiet and steady At 81 10
Bulk Meat juliet and nrm shoulders 12Ic: sides Xxi
S 15,c: CT ribs 1871 q 16ic for clear packed Bscon
in fair eaand; shoulders 14sc; sides ia "a 1Sic
Lard aet and held at II, a 19c, with Iipbt de.
1--we Hogs quiet sales at 10 rs a 10 20: re-
cein1. mead Green Meats quiet; shoulders iii.
sid hams ISL q 15sc. 1''
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NEW YORK. Dec. 13-Evening-Ths New York
county loans stock frgerles is the principal topic of
conversation In Wall street to-day. The Express
says:-"Ths frauds in the county loan stock and
registered bonds far as discovered exceeds S2lO-
greater extent, as new cases being constantly
ported. 1t il somewhat remarkable that ten certi-
Gates OF $1,000 each of the county loan which were
have been altered to $4,000 each. Some of the al
tered certificates are exceeding well executed while
others are very poorly done, and might have been
detected with ordinary care. On Friday the Bank
OF the Commonwealth discovered that they had three
altered county loan certificates, and Immediately
sent for Mr.. Gray, when the bank was made good
The officers Of the bank however Considered It their
duty to notify the Manhattan Company, and the
officers Of that company and Mr.. Gray were brought
county loan certificates through mar by the name
OF Pratt, and that he believed the party al ering
them was named Blackwell, and also that he had a
detective on his track The conference between the
officers Of the Manhattan Company and the Bank Of
the Commonwealth and Mr.. Gray lasted until 5 P.
Gray, as he protested his innocence and laid the
whole thing on Mr. Blackwell, whoever that individ.
ual may be- On Saturday Mr. Gray again made his
appearance on the street and borrowed some add-
tionai amounts OF money on some more altered GER
tifcates, including $4,000 from the Mechanics
Bank. Many parties on the street had suffered by
the operations Of Gray & Co. in amounts ranging
from 800 900 to $65cOO 1t Is stated by some parties
that the frauds exceed $500, OOO but as vet only
$250O0O can be traced. There Is some feeling on thu
street against the Manhattan Company Tor NOT
ofhcially notifying the public en- Saturday morning
transfer agents tor the State OF New York The
victims Of Gray & Co. were to hold meeting this
afternoon, to take measures to arrest Gray il possi-
BILE: The operations OF Gray q Co., and the losses
which are entaed upon the street, gave rise to nu-
merous reports Of failures this afternoon, most of
which are likely to turn out to be without founda-
tion Some small failures may possibly take place.
but the bulk Of the victims are wealththy and able
to stand their losses.
The Money market was active to the close of bank
hours, and rates for call loans are per cent curren-
cy 70 gold interest. The county loan frauds have
caused very uneasy feeling in financial circles and
there was general shifting OF loans to-day Foreign
Exchange was dull this afternoon at 1854 "a 1884,
Gold dull and lower this afternoon, closing at 1921
The rates paid for carrying to-day were g. a 81 per
cent. Governments were dull and steady. Henry
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Ninety, and Accrued I''s's''

. currency. They are made payable fh'No,. :.
IN GOLD CON- in the cry OIL
-, work Coupons due January and July ''
~. near approach of the time when the on''sN
s,.,e. can probably fund the greater portion Of II"
Six per cent debt, is naturally causing inquiry ~
other forms of investment which will AFFORD SA''
actory security with the same rate Of interest,"
THE wHs~rRN PACIFIC RAILROAD FINS
MORTGAGE BONDS must have an immense aa-
vantage over all other sa"--''''- =
,oca, or uueompleted railroads andmay be held with
a. much confidence as government bonds, OF a.
trst-class mortgages on New York City property
+ The lean is small in amount. Its claims to con-
OF Bonas'~ apparent. 1t will be rapidly TAKEN
Of Governmeh~'-ered as the orders are recs''so'
:s- value in exchange. >,rsd at their null market
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Southern State securities generally more STEADY
this afternoon, and yielded only slight extent in
sympathy with the general depression in the Stock
Exchange.
Stocks were all lower at the close in sympathy with
the county loan tEaud At ~ o,gssa
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METROPOLITAN LINE

OF THE PACIFIC COAST, Ca
its chief cites and travsrsing the gar
den OF the rich and growing State of cslifornsss
receiving. in addition 10 an immense and lucrative
local traffic, the through business over, the union
and Central Pacific Railroads. between the East
ern states and Sacramento.
1t is completed, fully equiped, and in successful
operation, and Its ear-ngs in October, the first full
month. amounted to $3.50 900 in coin. The net
earnings will, by moderate estimate, amount to
800 900 per annum, in coin, while the interest on
Is Bonds will be but s1ss OOO
The value Of the property and franehises 10 not
ess than
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THE PRESS
Portland and Vicinity.

Tuesday Morning, December IA, 1862
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The Western Pacific Rail Road connecting Saw
ramento with San Francisco, h--ssnes the final
,---o.uInary fac. 80 -
Pacific.
1t is $50 miles in length. including short branch
ana It will DO the
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-22

A Woman's Love.-A French woman
will love her husband if he is either witty
or chivalrous a German woman, If he is
constant and faithful Dutch woman, if
he does not disturb her ease and comfort
too much; Spanish woman, ifhe wreaks
vengessce on those who incur his displeas-
ure; an italian woman, if he 10 dreamy
and poetical; Danish woman, if he
thinks her native country is the brightest
and happiest on earth; Russian woman,
If he despises oil Westerners a. miserable
barbarians; an English woman, if he suc'
ceeds in ingratiating himself with the
court and aristocra;y; an American wo-
man, if-be has got plenty of money.