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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-31
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr CdndI. Te5al' dn1 RdlITl'I''' % on -, - .
328l 9l6 bush Wheat $40 bush Corn EoA oars
14O bush Beans 1889 bush Malt bush Grass SEES ools
Four Cotton bbA Corn Meal 3O3 bbs enhSo retro
eum go bbs Crude Turpenne 3 bbs Tar SOL 6b hos 70
hb Pork Is pkgs Beef IS pkEA Cut Meats pksS u pfgs
Ash Cheese AZ VI
l79 bbs Copper 80 bb WHISKY 657 b6s Egg oo o. hale
Wool ha Hemp bales Hops $50 sides Leather lIS hes
bids Tobacco aud casks Tobacco y YES he %
pigs starch Peanuts 40 bbl Nsphthz bb@ ns on .
bales Broom Corn III bales Sponge % pays oAHs
kgS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-31

FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDS OF. LAKE =
SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD CoMPANY, Z
per cent gold interest free OF United STATES
We recommend these bonds as a safe and prontaoIe
inVestment producing nearly 10 per cent per annum
IN currency and i'm exchange for fve-twenty bonus
Welding an increase of As cent IN net annual dn
come Present price " and interest. run P"l 'i0u
lars furnished By JAY COOKE O. GO.
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THE MARKETS.

iCsrehly reported for The TGiBUSEl ~ N 1860
ASiES-gae nsrEe; quiet but seadyi sales o. 10 ' -
b. Pots Pearls nominal f.t tots a. wanted
COfIDEILe demand moderate eu1 ouH o ,b syaptsge
us- the snail supplies sis IN sstn5sT even
Of AZ bales ga ostll
~ IN ar 10 hi mere ia speeuiator fof ,lsu,
ao.rls lie stse weak " 100 bales Of oep's~O" Va '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-31

The KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LoAN.-secured
by Land Grant of Three Millions of Acres in Kan
sas and Colorado, a FIRST MORTGAGE upon the pro-
posed extension of the great Kansas Pacific Railway
from Sheridan Kansas TO Denver, Colorado and
mortgage upon the road in successful operation
for 47 miles, and earning more than enough to pay the
in,cyc,, on this pe,o loan This loan runs 80 years
paws per cent principal and interest PAYABLE IN
GOLD. There is no better investment in the market
For maps pamphlets and circulars, address DAB
MY. MORGAN g. Co, No. IS Exchange-place, and NJ.
K. JEsUP& Co., No. u Pine-st.. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-31

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
PTpsr MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
RnNDs PREF OF GOVERNMENT lax, ISSUED BY TIE
BURIISGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA Kali
"otIt CosPANY-We confidently recommend these
nJ az a first lass investment. At the price they
Weld about 10 per cent interest per annum. Only
limited amount are offered before advancing the
rate Pamphlets and full particulars can NC hao 0"
application, ~ ~ NJ % Wallet
Financial Agents of the Company.
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OFFICE or rBK CHICAGO AND ALroS r. n. Co, I
CHICAGO III. Aug. Is, 1883

~ CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY are bereby
no1ea that DIVIDEND Of PIvB PR CENT free Of Govenmsai
oe9 declared the Preferred and Common Stock Of said Con
PataSe the enes Of the COpPsaJs agnts hessrs X
boo 70" NO ~ FINEST NewiOk MONDAY the 9Th day OF
September next the holders Of ssd Stock a. reTstered closing
books
transfers on the 7h September neTt
w. n. LARRABRR secretarr snd Tres.urer
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November 2 December at 26 100 do do
27c and 100 for Jauuary 26lc We quote follows
Upsnls. sc Mobile. New.OTieauS 1efaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-31

PROPOSALS for 100000 CITY LUNATIC
ASYLUM STOCKSsAed proposals viii BE- received Al the Comp
rors Office until Tt BSDAY Aug 81 1863 al O'clock when
will be publicly opened for tho whole Of the
hundred thousand dollars Of Asylum Soet author
1859 and ordinance Of the
Council approved by the Mayor July ~ 1863 SAID stock be issued
purpose Of providing additional buildings for unAcs 10 the City
fork aud Will bear Interest al the rate seven cent
half yearly the May ard November
aud the principal will be redeemed the h
1899 The proposals will state the stock desired And
pce hundred dollars thereof and the
po1 accepted will hereupon be required to deposit With the
Chamberlain the awarded 10 them respectively together with
premiums presenting the Comptroller the receipts
Chamberlain for such deposits the parties viii be entitled
for OF the Of the
bearing interest from the date Of payment Bach proposal
sealed and Endorsed Proposals for the CITY LuuAo
and ncoI second envelope addressed 10 the Comptroller The
oths Comptroller tOeeet
bids IN bis judgment interests OF the Corporation
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
City ofNewYorh Department Finance COmpTosrs Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-31
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

RECEIPTS
For THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY. Aug. 30, 1863.
B-eveS Cows NeaIs. Sheep and lsHbS Swine
C55l Il9 1883 3l5+5 2lOJJ
These we're sold at the following market places:
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PrTTsBrRGH, feRr WAIVE CHICAGO RAILWAY CoNPAEr
OFYiCS OF WISsLoS. LASIEE Co, TRAssFER AGssrs, )
u,HE BOOKS For THE TiRSEInNASSfESiFsiR . 81

Z
stock Of this COMPANY y close on TUEs Az the IOtb DAY IL
that convert the Into the
issued In exchange therefor
The stock 70 be issued m exchange will he entitled TO 6iytsn
Ceutum payable Guay tue
following OF april Juy
ande the the
Company dividends will be payable free q the
Of all which
eced in any through by Of the corporation
owning the samhe payment all
such taxes being assumed By tbs lessee.
viii be issued
each hundred the stock Persons entitled TO
the fractional part will receive entitled 70 dividends
until gated a.. .,-,, ".
The fractional part share due in exchange being hrsese1ohs Of
share hundred will be converted sodt the awaits
dl the cash dividend hereafter made Of the surplus
when its outstanding accounts shall be settled
the exchange Of stocks TUESDAY, the m
Of August order Of the Executive Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-31

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARRRT-AUG. 90
prices funsri sales Of ig heal a. 34ytc
Frra Western tc fair 20 good DO '6
Sheep du sales Of 10000 hst a. i9o
gross H1gs saes 81 bead 81 SlJdhl y
Stopped net for cruei the latter of choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-31

THE GERHARD FIRE Insurance. Co.
Ofce No. l4l Broadway, Jnil %, 1893. }
10TH DIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors
i ~ have declared aSEMEANEUAL Dividend Of FIVE PER
CENT pasbe free Of oyernmeat MONDAY August 1863.
10 this once JOHN r. SMITH. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-31

Eleventh Wnrd Bank.-StateEeB OF the ELEVENTH Akb
dsyt the
955O,Gso
On..
City County NewYork I. John EagIs Pfeaent %
ao'fo
correct the best Of my kHowedge az teht
sworn before me IS day August lss9.
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gank Statements.

Bank North America Statement ofihe BANK OF NORTH
AMERICA required BY Chapter $50 Laws 1870 for the week e"s
he 81 80. -.
Loans Dscounts.
100 "
Of
Jobn DonaonP Of The Bank
above
JNO. J. DoNALDsOS, PresdeDt
'"0'a '0o'e n.y. 'N7 ''H ' Etgs n RH,. Notary Pebble
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Buli's Head Bank.-Staenebt Or the BULLS iF.D
- SATURDAY he
day 0 -.
amount Deposts
N.si Casar OF ms
th-b O..
sworn ossore "a hIs August, 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-31

Ma n ma COEapany--statemeut Of the MANHATTAN
tss sysss' S.y The .ns
Isans and Dsooants 80, 81 S9S2 90
Average
amount Of Cregtah9n deS:g 90
Average - So
City Of New John H.Iteer Cashier Of TIE
the City Of New beng duly ip1se rad say
that the best Of M tDones and oe
Sworn before me tl5 Gsth day OF August, Ise9.
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termRnia Bank.-Saeneut Of the GERAAhlA bANk - r.
quired Chapter the ending Saturday ne As d
0 August, iots; ooo ~
Cy County John Hess, Cashier the Ger
rect 20 belief JOHN " HEssk. Cashier
sworn '@''' ~' '"' ''l ~ " B.,ss.sas Notary Pubic
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NOrn LNCbanKe Buuks-IlpY ''IFIf
Saturday,. 0 -.
49, .
. . w
s
andC ], A. Icfa
eueulis
belief w. A FALLS Csshef
thus 95th day OF August, 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-31

IA rlem Bnnk.-Ststereui OF The HARLEM BANK. HlgsH
the sei end
18th dxy Of AaFusS lsY9
fs0 Oil
CIV County Aoieos Cashier Of tn
kuov5Re t bAE ISAAC ANDERSON Cashier
THGs. p AsBrs,Ss Notsry Pubic.
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NIannfactnrers and BuiIders' Bank

NannfaCIrrtrs' :, ~
Nnue aud Bank required by Chapter e Laws Of lo
o~ ne sees ending Saturday August, 69i
o. Loans and Dsc0unts tkSltVs
amount OF
Deposits
CIV and County JAH Davidson Pres dent Q.
depose and thatt
~ h eayreet JOHN Davidson, President
s1oTs before me- day Of August lsos - M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-31

Greenwich Bank.-ststsmsnt Of the GREENwlCh bAhk
Of Chapter tor ne
week ending Saturday 25th day OF August 1902 -.
Averaf- anount aud Discounts Ell OOy.roS W
eruGs .
o l. William Bswes, Cashier toe
GseSvcn beng dy dspo.e saJ that
knosecse olei
~ WILLIAM HAYES, Casher
The New York herald., 1869-04-30
THE UNITED STATES CONSULATE IN tGyp..

To rHH EDITOR oF THE HERALD:--
endorse the statements Of your Washington cor
respondent with reference TO the corruption OF the
Consulate ut Alexandria, and with him think that
not only should there be searching inquiry into the
truth OF these allegations. but Mr. Hale should he
removed pending the investigation. II IL well
known that when appointed to succeed the lamented
Mr. Thayer, about four years ago, Mr.. Hale was In
debt, and now he Is reported to he worth s,so,ooo
The first prescn, the viceroy made him was horse.
That horse he sold to q pacha for fabulous
above its value, and the horse found its way back
the viceroy's stables. That IL one way in which
his Iiiglness gives bdcksheesh. His Highness then
made hin gnt of land. That land he sold
10 An Arab hut ~ was perfectly wen
known mat the money paid Mr.. Hale came from the
Niccrov's dalra. The fact Is, Mr.. IIpsr;s mouth n
smut and MS hands tied. When the American MIS-
uonarles applied To hm eighteen months ago TO Oh
tam from the Egytian government cumpcnratlon for
tue aise Imprisonment Of several of their converts
ne refused 10 entertain the complaint and u was not
untii Mr. Reade, her British Maiesty's Consul at
CAIRO, interlered that these selfsacrcing men mad
teir grievances noticed and compensation awarded
The Rev. Mr. lioFQ addressed the United states pov.
eminent through the Egyptian Consulate on the sub
ect butup 10 the I'D March last no answer had been
v0uchsaied 10 hun. Unless Americans are rich of
some note, Mr.. Hale never thinks II neccssar, to
show them any attention, and the consequence IL
thal travellers nave either To 20 10 the British or
French consulate when they want advice, guidance
or assistance The commerce between kirypi and
the United states, under Mr. Hale has lwintlcd 10
point that Is indescribablc.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30
FEAST OF ST. PAUL or TINE. caoss.

The feast Of St. Paul Of the Cross was celebrated on
Wednesday at ST. Michael's monastery West Hoboken
by solemn high mass, at which several priests from
the dloceses OF New York and Newark attended. The
panegyric OF the saint was preached by the Rev. DIR.
Anderdon St. Paul was the founder OF the Passionst
order. the members OF which devote themselves
entirely 70 missionary labors.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

Spring wnes. wa, very quiet, bg, rin there being only
moderate milling demand. For choice No q m store shin
pers bid 81 90 wlntsr wheat dull and lower while
Cali!ornis was quiet The sales we're about c bushels.
latter price for small lots; 81 ts for small iots,
lots No T. In store 81 IS for amber Michigan in store
III - for white do ~ IL for extra choice and Sl 81 for
white Canada. Corn In moderate demand and Ann for
new, but IN active speculative demand AMI &c. Be- higher for
old which closed at s9c in store. There sales Of
about bushels e2c Sic for Western e5c
aTc Tor old do In store ssc ac for do delivered and
ssc for yellow Jersey In fair request nj steady
prices The sales being 600 bushels al sc In &
SIC anoat Rye was heavy LOO bushels sod al
~ 80 Barley DUH and IN the absence of sales pices
nominal. or barley malt small lot disposed Of At
S1 ~
FppIGuTs rather more active but nj
low rates while the cbacrng business dull there pe,ps
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

near Sixth avenue this friday afternoon, ct three
O'Clock without further notice
The members OF Manhattan Lodge, No. 90, y. and
A. NJ are respectfully requested 10 attend the
funeral OF our late brother, PETER B. VAN HoUTEs,
on Friday 30th instant. at three O'Clock p. M from
his late residence l24th street and Sixth avenue.
w. L. HARTSHORN. Master.
VAN RENssELAER.-On WEDNESDAY, April rs, IDA
Rensselaer, aged IL years, o months and 10 days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence OF ner
parents No. 3l3 Washington avenue, Brooklyn, THIS
friday afternoon, at halfpast two O'Clock, wtnout
further notice.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30
sThtfT QUOTATIONS..
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, April 2e-eP.M
CoFyHy-Tbe market for Rio continued to rule quiet, but
nrm former prices The sales sos bags sr Doris
Broderson. at $40. lic., gold. bond Other kinds
though quiet, steady In value.
CorroS-under an active demand, chiefly for export
moderate offerings the market shade hrmer tbousb
prices without quotable change. The were 22
bales, including l2 for export 7s5 for spinning 10 on
specuaton ana LOS, in transn For forward delivery 100
bales low mddins were sold for April At Tsc Annered
are 10 clospg
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

Stock soday is1 hid. Gub.s iss DO Porto Rico asia
DO EVsss ss1 and @ % Ss asS.r
vt .ss. 81 for s . issRs q; ;.ss vi.
demand the sale. being 2sa n bes No !. % 9.
ss rs, And go "a d. !. BsIsi%css . %sSasss:- @
81: |: =: 81 !; 'at
sS
OcC bol. =, closing a s Sc sse and loso DO FOR
moderately active quite spot but
Sa ss & sna % Ses. a 90 .ss ss first
M
@ 1nsy ssw
sale. Sss a ssi ssl is FOR $50 Is
"r o S no
ss ss
and M nn @
IN s s 50 o ss0as a. %ss.
s%. sn 81 smoked sa smSess S for
s. d 20 s S
@ Ss.ni s5 s & M I ;S for Gps % sss srs @ & for short %
safe; for sS%
RioE"Csrolina, though quiet was steady at ssc s5c
in lmprssysd % demand partly ,pseals
IN c,osins AZ iisc ilsc for fair To spood renugn nuba
The sales $50 hhds l2%c. 12Sc. for Porto Rico,
Ike l2c for English islands, and Cuba part l1c. For
REFINED the market was passably active but heavy,
and pricsss were lower IN some ONE casea We Quote
lsSc. Eac.; and extra g. la2c. We qaaete:-
fning, HE. llHc. good refining nHc 11Ac; fair to
grocery, lsc: lhc. prime to choceyrocery l2&c.
12azc.; centrifugal hhds- and boxes, l0fc. 131c.
lasses, hhas. and boxes, ioc lISc: mslado, &C. &C.
T. l2 l2Mc.; do do Is to 15 12Nc do do 10 to
lS l3sc sc do do 10 TO 90 l5c l5c do do white,
1870. Porto Rico, refining grades, lie 1ac do,
grocery grades isc lsac Stock to-day 81 7 hhs
sERDs.-Linseed In active demand and the market
firm a the when lots the spot here quoted
2 22H 90 25 gold, duty paid Sales 1900 at 90 22
LOCO do 70 arrive per g. Adams at 5000 Do to arrive I've
bags John Bryant a SO & and 1000 do Eastern Star,
at go I5 all god duty paid or Timothy 20 bags sold at
clover quoted 1870 &c., and rough fax 80 SO 80 10
without sales
WHieKEY.-Reccipts 1913 bbls The market
active and higher prices reazed IT'S bbs sold at
93c. n Sic, tax paid.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

Cash gold loaned 'nat' early In the day, hut six
per cent paid for carrying just before Clearing
House time. In the afternoon three and four per
cent were paid Tor carrying. The Gold Exchange
Bank report IL as follows:-
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

scarcely dcnani for any class of vosses
nents Liverpool 06) bhls nour at Is per
steamer % oil cake at "a 3d. cotton at h2d 100 uerces
beef IT, O0O bbls. at 81. To Glasgow,
steamer "a GOO bushels corn al d per 80 bs To Antwerp.
An Italian brig, Philadelphia TO Trieste with $50 bbs.
petroleum. 6d American bark, from st. Stephens,
with $50 OQO feet lumber 10 Plate Sl7 and
British bark IN Philadelphia, from 81 Johns TO the
river Plate, deals, at SIS. 3D.
HOPs-fhere was scarcely any demand the sales
only SO baes prices ranging from Be- 10 8.
for inferior 10 choice gEadee
MOLAssEa-The demand was moderate but prices were
quite stsady particularly boiling grocery qualities
The sales we're Cuba muscovado private
The New York herald., 1869-04-30
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

acknowledgements lon Thursday, April
20, ~ the Church Of the Covenant by Rev. Dr. q. l..
Prentlss, FRANCIS II. LATHROP TO Miss FANNIE A.
MACDONOUGH, hOth OF this city,
MORGAN-FARMRR.-On Wednesday evening, April
2S. at Calvary church. by the Rev. stephen H. Tying,
D. D., CHARLES n. MORGAN, Of Brooklyn. TO NARY
NJ, daughter OF George Farmer. Esq. OF this city.
MoRRisON-NICHOIs.-On Thursday, April 70, at
Grace church, by the Rev. Henry O. Potter, General
JOSEPH l. MORRISON to MARY AUGUSTA NICHOLS,
city. No cards.
SLoAr-RoBsoN.-On Thursday, April o. at the
CHURCH OF the Holy Communion, by the Rev. f. +:
Lawrence JOHN d., son OF the late Rear Admiral
Sloat to MYRA. daughter of Captain WIN. IL. Robson,
all OF this city.
SMiTH-CAswELI--At Trinity chapel, New York,
on Thursday April 20, by the Right Rev. ii. A. Neey,
ID. d., assisted by the Rev. G. E. Swope, ID. d.,
CHARLES STEWART SMITH TO HENRIETTA HAidHT,
daughter OF John Caswell OF this city.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30
LOST AND FOUND.

LrOUND-A SMALL sum OF MONEY. WHICH THE
owner can obtain by calling A ID Park place and paying
advertisement
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

+ Osr-ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, IN GOING
from 400 Fifth avenue down Thirty ninth street to Sixth
Seventh small Silver Watch, with the
owners name on IT, Catherine Souren. liberal reward
will be paid 70 the finder at the above number
r Osr-ON WEDNESDAY, BETWEEN SIX AND SEWN
O'Clock. going from Twenty street 10 the Cuban
Fair at Apollo Hail. corner of Twenty eighth street and
Broadway frosted gold pail containing hair which
much priced The finder will be suitably rewarded by leav
ing the article at II East Twenty ninth street
r Osr-PAssB0OK NO s2,oa2 WITH THE MERCHANTS
IL Clerks Savings Bank. The finder will please leave the
at the bank, No. 70 Union place, Of East Fir
teenth street.
T Osr-AN EXEMPT FIREMAN's BADGE, NO. 1856,
IL of BROOKLYN. The finder viii be suitably rewarded by
leaving with Frank Depers, No. 282 Fulton Market N. Y
7 OsT-TUEsDAf EVENING. FROM l45 EAST TWEEN
IL tyBrrt street, Black and Tan Dog. Had collar wsh
paddock The finder will be suitably rewarded by returning
as above.
IL street. and the Battery Wednesday morning,
dlnary yellow Envelope, containing the following wiz
81 1000 bond, No. payable at the National State Bank of
Troy for $500 valuable papers, besides
$l0S in greenbscks; address the envelope Mrs A. G.
Rhodes TROY, " BY returning the Ballard, Hal
ley Co.. $50 Broadway. the finder will be literally reward
the papers win be utterly useless to the finder.
r OsT-ON OCTOBER =, 1863. IN THE MAIL BETWEEN
IL Boston and New York. Certificate No. 1,2l3, for ten
shares Common Stock Ogdensburg and Lake Champain
Railroad Company, in name of George Seare All
:toppsd "G%RoUANp, HILL Co, 81 Wall street
DICKED UP ADRIFT-A SMALL RAFT OF sPARs
which the have by calling board the United
ship Vermont the Navy Yard proving property and
paying for this advertisement
CTRAYED FROM I4o WEST FOURTH STREET, ON
- Wednesday, 28h inst, SMALL yellow Scotch Terrier
win berally rewarded returned to i75 Broadway,
basement.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

JVOUND-ON FRIDAY, APRIL e. IN THIRTY -F0 RrH
street. between Fifth Sixth avenues Gold Watch,
which owner obtain ~ South by Identifying
and paying for advertising
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

7 OSr-lN GOING THROUGH SIXTEENTH STREET TO
II Sixth avenue, Sleeve Button letter t. The Under
win be bcrsiy rewarded by leaving the - West Six
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD
\ RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STREET.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-06-04

NEw MAIL RourE.-We are
grati6ed to learn that the contract
for mail service on the route from
this place to Preston, MINI. via Of
Granger has been awarded to Cot
ter & Nichols and that semi
weekly service will commence the
first Of July. The character of the
contractors. and their prom ptness
and ability. as we'll as efficiency in
such service is fully esta blishcd in
this State and MINI. It is their
desire that additional service over
the route should be put on. and to
this end the people should petition
the department for additional serv-
ice. The people of Granger have
long desired mail connection direct
with this place. and the contract
now being awarded, and the serv-
ice ordered on the route, is really
the entering wedge for obtaining
what their numbers and Importance
as people and Is . business point
demand. Let all parties interested
make q vigorous push for having
the additional service ordered be-
fore the first of July.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-06-04

ed upon some public or private i'm
provement. There are now in prog.
ress of construction over one hund.
red buildings from brick bushes.
blocks down to the comfortable res.
idence Of the artisan. Manufacto.
rics are springing up as if by magic
The rail road company were just
erecting its depot the day We were
there its track is nearly graded ;
and before snow flies the connection
Of the Cedar Valley & Minnesota
Central will have becen completed
The future Of the place may be sci
down as having Us bright prospect
as any town in Northern Iowa. IT.
hotels are commensurate with it.
Importance and with the known en-.
terprise Of its people. l.
The Cedar Valley Seminary undo,
the management Of Prof. Alvs
Bush is just completed. and is rap.
idly taking rank as one Of the best
literary institutions of the State.
Its newspaper The Mitchell Go.
Press" is that paper formerly 10.
Gated at Mitchell and the Usage
Weekly Tribune, merged. 1t will
be under the editorial management
Of T. NJ. Anterior. one of the best
local editors Of the state. while
Mr.. Crum an excellent practical
printer will have charge gifts me-
chanical department. They will
make it every way an ornament, and
every where an advertisement of the
place. and to the end that their eff.
forts may not prove loss pccunia-
rily or abortive, they should have
the earnest aid, mot with cheering
words alone but with dollars) Of
every one inter ested in the growth
and prosperity of the town. G1vs
THEM rHs SYMPATHY THAT PAYS.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-06-04

FLEEcED.-W. H. Becker. Of
Howard county, came to town after
. trip to Missouri. on Friday, and
fell among thieves. who played the
dice betting game upon him, the
principal. John Fogarty, getting
$50 BY the operation. Becker af
forwards saw through the game,
seized Fogarty. and took him from
Front to Second street. where Off,
Ger Sims found him at 10 clock at
night. On Saturday Fogarty was
taken before Justice Peters. but
be waived an examination aud was
held to bail in the sum Of $500, be-
ing sent to Jail in default. The
money Was not recovered. -Dayen-
port Gazette.