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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-06-16
A wOm ans Dream.

"A woman Dream.
She sat alone IN the moonlight, her
beautiful cheek resting upon her hand SO
Write and dmpled. Y,u could tell, as
you 10 ked ut her, that her thoughts were
tar away, and that she was thinking Of
something beautiful. Her eyes were wis.
full; her lips were softly pressed together;
the dmples in her cheek hal died out,
and only the im lie in her chin remained
that tile rosy cleft. the impress Of
love- fng r. She WAS less glowing than
ut times. but n,ne the less lovely.
thought to myself. a. looked at her, that
he was nearer Heaven than we coarser
mortals, and longel t, know whittier
her pure heart turned itself. approached
her: she did not hear me. spoke; she
did mt answer. | touched her softly on
the arm. she looked up and smiled far
away smile, su;h as an angel might have
gwen.
"You are thinking very intent!y," I
| said
She answered "Yes," in a suhlusd
voice, as though that which was on her
mind was too ho y for discussion. But
persisted.
"W,ll y,u tell me what your thoughts
p asked
She shook her head. "You could not
understand she said.
Il could try l said humhly; ~ am
coarse and rude, know, but could strive
tn comprehend"
She smiled sweetly. but still with that
tar>away look in her dark eyes.
mo, not coarse she said, shut you
are man. 1t is so different with men !;
were you Woman yos would understand
at once. Now, perhaps you may smile
may laugh at me-"
'Believe mo, No. whispered; IL
adore the beautiful, the true, the pure.
Let me know your sweet thou shts.'
She gave me her hand.
IL will tell YOU" she said. ~ have
thought of nothing else all the day. Last
night lay awake thinking of it. l am
sure must be right; hut if | am wrong,
Edgar, tremble to think of it,
"Yau cannot he wrong." said.
| She gave me her other han
| "Y"u think not she SAID 'ah but
you cannot lie so good a judge as wo-
man. think believe"
'Yes, yes" | whispered, bending pear-
err; "yes, Mary" -
IL am almost sure," sha said, in accents
softer than the ripple of falling water,
'almost sure, Edgar, that the blue fringe
will look better nn my new walking sui,
han purple velvet. Don't you think SOP
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-06-16

SIS my face dirty p asked young la
dy from the backwoods, while seated with
her aunt at the dinner table on steam
boat running from Cairo to New Orlear s.
Dirty! No. Why do you ask ~
because that insulting waiter insists up
on putting a towel beside my plate. I've
THROWN three under the table, and yet ev,
cry time he puts another one before me-
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-06-16

John Keene, who was six feet four iu-
ches in height, and weighed 800 pounds,
died recently in Portland, Me. The
boards, of which his coffin was made were
sawed by himself from the same. log which
furnished the boards for his fathers coffin.
- yearr ago.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-06-16

The Port Jervis (New York; Gazette
says: 1.-The velocipcde is at last put into
practical use in this village in transmit
ting the mails from the post Office to the
t.ains. For two or three evenings We
have seen the carrier mounted on his
steed, with the mail bag slung on his
back passing our office on his way to the
depot"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-06-16
Blankets and Day LabO

TO the Editors Of the Erening Post:
On the 26th instant showed that 100
days labor in England will buy nearly two
tons more Of iron there than 100 days
labor in the United States will buy here.
| now propose to show how MANY
pounds Of blankets l0s days of "pauper"
labor will buy in England, AMI how man,
pounds lOS days of free and enlightened
labor. as measured by the standard Of
monopoly, will huy in the United States !:
Wages Of sir Operatives engaged in the
Woollen Mills in the United States during
1867 8.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-06-16

A man who gives his children habits Of
industry, provides for them better than by
giving .Aem . fortune.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-06-16

A young woman in Chicago has inven-
ted a new branch of female usefulness.
She advertises that she will, "give lessons
in etiquette, and the way Of >conversing
with ladies, to any young gentleman who
do not feel ut ease in the society Of oppo-
site sex. Tuition to lovers extra" She
has been quite successful. and makes a
peciaiity OF proposals in various forms.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-06-16

Under the Fifteenth Amendment
Rhode Island will have to give the Mar
ragansett Indians vote.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-06-16

~ thought you told me, doctor, that
Smiths fever had gone off," "Oh, yes !;
but Smith and it went OF together"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-06-16

Flowers are SO scarce in Augusta,
Me-, that the decoration ceremonies were
postponed for one month.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-06-16


Three weeks, or lOS days wages by
hese six operatives, would produce Sl0S
20 in currency.
The cheapest blanket sold in the United
States is sold at forty cents currency pc,
pound. The lO8 days labor would.
therefore, purchase rs near as possible
1891 pounds Of blankets in the United
States.
Now let US see what amount of blankets
the corresponding pauper wages Of simi
lar operatives in England would bu,
there:
Wages Of !Sir Operatives in the Woolien
Mills in England, per reek Of 66 hours.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-06-16

There is an endless variety Of opinion
IN tho subject Of beauty, but there is a
universe belief that the elephants upper
lip is altogether too long for good looks.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-06-16

Three weeks, or l0S days wages Of
these six workmen, would produce in Eng
land SlO3,O2 gold. The price Of blankets
in England corresponding to the forty
lent blanket per poupd here, land indeed
a better article) costs nine pence sterling
q pound, or eighteen cents god. SlO3,O2
would therefore purchase exactly 572 l-3
pounds Of blankets. or l22 pounds more
than the lOS days labor would bring in
the United States
The price Of wages, as before, is taken
from the same Official source, and the price
of bl.'nkets from one of our first mer>
chants in town. No MONOPOLY.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-06-16

A hotel land'ord in California saves the
expense of gong q by keeping dog whose
tail he pulls "for dinner"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-06-16

her face coaxingly, irresstibly suggesting
kissing to the onlo"kers grouped aho"s
the room. Where other women keep their
love in hand, and throw it into the shadow
W zen in public, the woman of the fussy
race let's hers rom2 abroad, and is never
satisfied until she can set it IN the full blaz'
of the sunlight for all the world to study
and admire.
If the husband does anything in life
IL he isa musician. artist. barristcr, par
son. what nOt-the amount Of fuss in
which the wife inwraps his commonest
productions. and even his failures, is some
thing marvellous to'hear. She has a way
Of speaking Of his work elliptically, al!u-
siveiy, ~ If you must necessarily he quite
as well upon the subject rs herself. She
cannnt suppose you so densely ignorant as
t, need enlightening on such an important
matter NJ this.
If only half the world would be as care
ful to recognise royal eagles as she is anx-
ious to prove her geese swans, things
would go forward better that they ha, c
done hitherto.
What lussy wives are to their husbands,
fussy folk-man and wife. uncles an,
aunts indatferently-ar to the children oi
their race. Every child to fussy folk
is future possihle-no, more than that
probahle-great man or notable woman
and the potentialities of fussy nursery.
where the young people have low fore
heads and huge jaws, are painful phys.
iologv for candid, unexcitable people to
listen to.
Fussy folk. however aniable ia them
selves, are terrible creatures for making
mischief among friends; not that they
mean to do any harm-quite the contrary;
but from their inveterate habit Of seeing
} molehills as mountains, and from the very
largenass Of their sympathy. they magnify
the most trlhing disagrcea',les into such
heinous crimes that the smallest misunder-
standing which oomes into their hands in
variably leaves them deadly quarrel for
life. They 50 about from ono to the 9th
, 1869-11-17
We~dR ON 2aac Grave.
FrhNn pA< t4k Flr,,

TIE are beztLnlt z to grow are Adf. aad II cau-
mtCntc StcWast's fHrpds dn mt Iake chr+, th.y
VII By mahJ be ta4ea los ia *ers. We CUT tas
Gay. ASttr rescro'rn Ut trr capture ot tue
Crane aud Lesant, the writer tays:
~Asef the stton tt@ t~o ..nquf.h+d uapt.fns
s!1x Il Usnsin s,r.Mt tnss il tie eeeo MIR r. wss
, .ss st.s sea - as1a s'sss .ss. Hsa ss.so g
tnr y t'tlt Jaur .i:les that seusu aud nj
rh.S yn. H.. cue sa. d-.y .ss soa.n s,9a.ea
ea@e n' 'eaae' OF taas ~
1t sny otei Tor 1comrnt pause On Tits mon
ffItt:s f1cl:on aud lss abs1rdlty will be patent.
After snsrp and bloo:y nen, for men on h,,a
- lTde 10 e.trJ boeom tast rus OLD Eoastitutlaa
had etced ~ shc b<2ao the wHr. vita tne s1os
hulef nol stopped ID sud tae rsHtng rot frpaired.
lhe s'cthf rcu-ortnh'y etnfpg gneAlrd. con- non.
t"i st, ~ veil n btare uan. pfopo,rd hy war ot
experiment, 10 1gnt rhe hatue over aQ1,n! Na4l
IT. tes - sf;'enns eeta nAde, t~o .hnss .oald h.vs
na1ttsl u erwald--aLd Stewart ranld have been
d+rrfsedlJ casnsel.<, evcn II he hal c4p,ured bis
lbrre IA tn tary tradition. an auect,o,s a,ous
tbe Old copntilnt:oo, which Is 1alots irosi and
worth ptreev1pE. On board TIN Guerrero, <bea
captured, NH Lieutenant afterwards Admiral,
taad. M the ma, uc .t'lt lir,aeh u!-Iuct. 20 rams
The story. pnt him 90 bond The lava, shcn ahe
~sa e1sppl. q A.d so7k. 3~ars s1lnrwarus, Lieu.
mtfal, fonnd h,n.stli hing 1t anchor ones,ae Of
n's rid fnt mI, 10 the nsrnor II Toaloo-1s
ke mutAkc nut. Coumodote Patterson In
con n"cd ~ eore gttar oversight - nF1nt :
batuie. the guns of the Constitution Ne1e left shot
I'd. ann The a issfle~ OF d-aln were een8 wildly
VI eng The pesrc1ll snt1ptcR-Anon1 otatfs,
reaching the EpPI'sa nsR sulp-seTeral were killed.
Tradition tayt that Adm'ral chads ru.oed o1
a.cl. and rathtr !mpetnoa.lY remarked, A. D.
q ~ old shp, believe Ane will never s,or uriog
ut ne ="
We vnnch aheo1uteiy for no txa.Iltlonxsy story
tut nnrs II qnte at pruh.ble, aud ncn m ire anoo-
cenf than the fa.. .fsfnHnads a-out tho Cyaae rad
tevatt
, 1869-11-17

axalt the &C ION Of tae Cosuoer, When that
tutctaotaEy 1fHEed On the actpe ba found the
house e6fforo0to BY NJ exca:ed cfuwf or pkopI,
nnht oy !feqaebt rrpeuuon, had 20 elsborstei
InE feattt facts ut Snc;r hands sntt I up1t tar
.oc a1o tn1i1lrz tAle MAJ the eat. OF eser3 new
Coroner Scn'rc er and h,. depaty. pr, cost usu.
ltcno tornsetses enolls uua5Ie 10 proceed wllh
an lnscftzaiiop. oKsrg to the aRttafou Of tue &C.
Cup1tE6 Of The prtMtke1, vino seemed to believe
tnt@selxes objects OF tu.plc'on- After 4 cursorv
saemtA1soh Of tne rem2lut n they l1y tu a mud
uisn neap On ne 1oo Il they hal fateu Hoaa the
1lnenlka removed The "cnuke," the Coroner di.
tect.ei The pofce 10 sen,ore them TO the Morxae
lor more Critical e1au1lnstiou and ne proposea 70
tskc The nceas&E5 yep. to-dAY.
TBS fehA ns Ot the lhran'a had bscome no NTH.
efcd AID c'csueo bJ ttue apd the recebt Geat mon
tGe auNr tba! they would HiLo't 1ait Into dutt
when touched or hanhled. The skulls OF the two
were, hoseret, atn.At periect, ms haI1 On Que
oearH very lotR end nc FOR 20 young chtld.
b2nd NA4 also peYtec', and few OF tho member
were 10 state Of soserAois preservation.
The mystery kufToondlnQ the discovery Of these
remains cannot be 1.thoued II pte.cnt, owing to
ne wau1 Of any evidence upon Whicn 70 found :
theory. Il spfeafa tnat Mn. Nnght, who 9As
oNepainly dfes Fma1es, occupied tno atst noof
nnd ha3eneot Of the house tor zone tine pdor 70
The iii Of last MAY. and some TerJ Q1eer stor1es
we1r c!fcu'n,so II the LelKoaorh9od yeaEerdaY 70
2as1ln9 Ibis wousn. SnodEh tnrir lFatn tooli hot
'c a.c-s7A Atb+d. ludeod. roe drcuFeEJ OF the hu1.
ies IN tetsr strange ptdlng plaee may hAsn had 4
Etrht intuehCu upun the M1nt1E OF susceptible pei.
SonB Possessing hcuFe lInaK3nAronR Or. C1an4
man coolti Lot yc.trE7tsy give any upnOp regard.
tug the question wht&sef 1oe children had bcsu
piseed i, The scc*p.ace alive or dead. and 1t wtl
spps1r to " dld1cals @ as'eT to decide. The
s.at ts b rc15 peculiar a1d Startling ouc, aud a.
lords another so.sxnce OF The Mapy btr1bre eoi-
kOdea Of n ctrueoltau lite
, 1869-11-17

CHICAGO, pAHElLLK yISCEESES RAIL
ROAD,
AH-wACIE nKFof-C Corner C.nI fnd EinxI. sfs
~esst,da freight ufct IT u, @. l. l. q. Cas- Onee,
ep:leI H1lfttd sd CaifttI stA,
A.ll Ttatn ChseAso 1kne..... s!Gp-m- sl5 u.
, 1869-11-17
MEDICAL.
CON S u M TION
Can Be Cured.
MEDICAL,
READ THE EVIDENCE.

-Fae., are .tphno-n :.;.
th.t I" desired dtcs the attezca Il ths rrsa<r
MAE. Many Yeas of ssve1e md taosurAa practical ttA
aoae. tne fs.t ,h., H. rssa e s<h.u.e NJ -
sro.s - 81 ..ez:. E..zs.l. f.u.. sAs-es. s-.--1
1b~ie. xnd seA<-eas 1,sso~ie sT.r. have sroved
,,.s,as .1.'' .asss.*'a Ia .se .', .. a:s., = IA
.nn,,aa ru.mys o'sAo' 81 "hA1 n''eas sesaeo osa-
an fully .~.se th.. there .r- e my rcr.an, whe,s
Rt1ss.sys NJ ,ht seae'e,ti, ta.i p'ci. .,oss
MY f.sa, T. s.' ssny4Ss ,h@5s
uld prore detrimental to tbets pas.i=.las e,aa.l
sa,:,sss. H,,t.
asus,:as psspls ts. a .s ] sosps,.s,xlr ,ns.pa sa.
Ct tae community !: l..tc. Thty arr to b. taan.
,s here nd here ba, sonp.rs rtsh <1s.t 4
,ss ,ss, rIa ss.. PSRa.s'es- ,p ,a: nuh. .E 20 '.
arc r.sns to 1,tn TO ,hs dt.t, Il rt..au nd I VIZ
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Il; I: 3sss ss E s
s st;tsss esss Esq., sa sat s1s ss'ase e:
1t,on Gsn sTsItnIS p:op - 70 pF.e tat .loxauxF-
41Hs ns SIsnnT4 ~ ~ NJ .c ae,sass
aesG s u 51a Il r. :s
u i.eaty .1e-they Vii eta Hssse Gs
,e1s \ ssst. 6. .ea t.et !. xo,.h puuua ot .a.or,
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!: III 8 a.
s"a;:;a. y :is E, H. HI as: Y .e!sa 20
!;ssed th,s Int =. utdrasiy da the t@ts4ua who
taas ss. ,sts, ne .ss d,,;
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ssa iii fan ia ,ss - ,nomsti" ." Z ~ ,as
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+ III ~ g. T. T.: =: * K s,.a " had'sa y w.
lev H~n y hsr dttrrltr efgsns .tH smn,r ~ ,1 s.1
~ The fcIlffttarts ri i1r aithfui rudlti "A ~, T!nM
tsth A"''' " ny Te
n"w. r. # frnsnb-rr,i. at ll.e,o +rnnr,f,, ch.n.,
Mr1rnItaSL ~ th+ VI sits tnr-kin~s tTrnsss-
ssAtafAte Pile. ft&~ es~3 Tnhr mud tsrltuyr nrria
.s.m X, r tt+;.k~. t,.tn Hy rr~s.t ~
ts s1usft tins l., dts tl.rtI m, Ir,s.,. -.
% IT, IT,, :ss' .aa III wt.at Tss I'D nd
ttht u. sst, u heAah L~lisIa i-rs,s IL
stFs; itn.ntntuf .n 1: ltnbsti s1o ssrr-f AMI III
tt ts'nHsi VI mflltt. sett uF si ran.ue.l III, IL
t.sAfa IL i!ftt rssss, 10 al ttess skiir Af,1s -,
't.ndt - ~ss shse '"
A1 fhit rrHaHr nty ilsalth anl sr.'ttud~ f4r tks
nsts rsat. ksn.tsrt r. turn NY stsuti,n to ih~
tGnseM - MfhfiH"s Hb 1i~t hafts ut lb%f4t.y hstpG
, 1869-11-17

bis Re1efosits O. thn4e be nnFer hHax, Aud cnf.
tdtl! LIS e !.tlreL, 1"os hdN t3eif motseF'z
ttanm 3ood. ~ might cs,tndrhtlJ hnpe Hould 70.
tate the uetnofJ Of toels IL aorS oounsea. Dn1st
Dot III b -slecit 10 iho cnu rot VI exafnpn Of
tLe ~noAc 0ulS noti'e Q ~ ms3HsRr May hAvd fpc'ta
70 Dotslt cot tfn Of tho pE .pe<fy. lfe
tfAn A1s tSIotcrtp. +hscb ~A> the rreolt OF ats
toil ne may, Nthont tuy senecuon na hla cpaja.
Ret 0uf*.. u unWiti'R Abou,d b. hpprnpttAteh 70
,hu children of 4 second snsrr1sRe. No obligation
Ns.s unou hiA es:aee TO nantsln any otnrf tAmllf
tLAn bis oHu
RIGHTS III ixrt,&E TIE cnxntT1oH Cr1rEl.n.
Jhe CAorl are tattaoen BE- n4dthe right 10 Impose
los ooIcfaon ub0u WHICH his desIce 10 hH Stt
enf nld c'aee, That cundtt'op has betn dSere-
fE.d.
How far the plsiaiig maj ssitl assest her nxht to
ne1 1tAtA natn'roAl,t.e. - pfuFfdul bg Ia =, -
veil - beF right to Frs;ce IN TIM tr.taLoes d1cll-
~ 1oosn o1fm9 tne on9 3eAr A1tsr ala deatn. We
70 neat surh 4 CAS-,
The net,tfnu ID dIsr,!s-td
EEley Wuoeu ior plA.1tid: Headly. Jackson
johnson, eonlru.
, 1869-11-17

Wanauste deeda. conveying city an0 SUBURBAN
properly, wllnla sesen GILES Of the Court Il suse
, 1869-11-17

nc; 900 ba do t',-utesD 1t 7ao; 4,soo h1 DO Ee-
1ected at dsc: SSo ho do u Ssc. Tot1l 27,oo9 pa.
ua17eJ sA dull And nontnN - for several aa q
Fast, ~Ha DO Iece'pts, and no denaod, bat the
stock u ssose II largo euaazh to make " heAsy,
aud somo noldesy would oe xiAd 10 realize 1t =
l0ss: No. wss nominal at ssa4sLso lor feee.p.a
II toe Scllh ~casesn E'eTasor. aud aoout S. 9olc
elAe<here Sales rere rrpoEssd ot - b7 30. =:
&C; so Lu reIec1ed ai s5c
serda Veas e1ceediaxiy dali and pttoes merely
1omtnAl We quote the market fot unotny 4.
IL a0ts3oo; II Al SLa08i,Sa, and clover It SIS
e S 0u. The suDpiy u tAlf.
The folowrk wese the dR0Y salea or tee Leaf
iEE hsezdAto6s dur ux the pSxt week:
, 1869-11-17
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TIE CHI
CAGO DAILY MARKET.

TEx&nAf EFEEEtG. Snv. ID.
No material change kas t4teu rtae 10 IL Et3trs les
tE.t. .! the b0tt.s market daIes shs pa.t Ihe
Eptty ana for sash rFkss sse ftiv snssaine II st3
1hesc 70 fpeeutA:tve tzsovea1ns- and boi httie
ltauHJ fnF thfrtoept, h<nte- cnntmon and medium
sdes Witch Afe in lAtEr sapply. wrrket CD viii
din1eDstF. md p1ees rtle NcAk 1t ls&ec We qy11se
t!ata; - 3aes; estHmen HAeta. Lee ss,es q Es
e ~ ~ @ sar a. Tsry eh.d-r st p: tnb. I 5fe
T.. a 4;e ksss IN 4 tse; 6 p1to rs i
BA6GlhGETbe znsstet for colton stanIca4 b.Sy
eoLsionea duh and ez:y. anA quotsions th,afh 40 T.
fanntss Ar IN seady. fAf !eaue~s ana sve Md .1h
euns!detabl ~ tSa r1tss. wo eseks daQ
t..aa 4 q: Ladso. 4, te ION PHI. *; Gsy1f FAl..
kt: American 4. $t-: ArI Irpsen1Nu, dc; UnLan a.
5te: eunhies, sc: hu,!Apa, sn=; wnolsa=kA &C. -
BOOTS AND ShokST boot and shoe r.rtek
lAsl eeE eIh1bttsa moderate amount Of acftty. Al
rhash The vos1nIe u bnAtpeas trA17&eted Va. caslt
rr1hy less than ru ths two NrrxA rteccttnG Va how
V3u{E rIaers ttIl Eod inch h1uEtd, fpIlcw*.
= .EsI3Cl laQ NANHKScITtx
, 1869-11-17
REAL ka1AVE.

Wanauste deeda. conveying city an0 SUBURBAN
Properly, ~lln1a sssen Uiles Of the Court Il suse,
nlsd for record on Tuesday, November Is:
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strs. 20. -........-.--...-...... es,
r1r'e ~. 70 It 3 Of Twenty.rourth 1t, CT,
a41Iso n; Uc1 it....--.,.,....-..-...,.,. 1a,sso
Wabash ~, 11s4 At oI rxent3 .nlth Al,
!, q b-1921sah +. x1tb house; S1y. 1a.. 1s,o ,o91
West II data n, ~ rtcs y OF OAKLEY At nj.
4AHbf II; Ort. t.9.......-.... ..e..-.......... 800
West tvs pttrth 1t, 81 ftet Of Wood st,a
I, i4I12s II; Ma, ,s....,,........., 100
Cor I'll s', sp0 II c Of So*le H. 4 !, 2ax1esu;
Nov. ....-............... 500
Ilruten u, 1tu II q Of Hubnard u, /, 9ax
1ia n /; Nov. ------..,..........-....-. 800
West Ii u.sDa n, rs II n OF Lincoln ii, IT,
9tx1tA II; NOV. tu......-~....... .,.,.... us
West Washington ~ 116 / 10 I, v Of Roaey
it. . !, f3xl9tA II; No+. u .......,-..... $500
FILTH NJ CITY LtNrTA.
Wahash AZ. 100 It uf Fnu, .nsst 1t, { {, $50
xiss It; Eov. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1900
WEST OF CITY L1N1TS
Rrtccca It, 80 IL Of Rockwell At, n I. Is
~ u: r. sn
it-ta cca -, III u c OF Rockwell Al. II I, ASK
lst II; sept ---:-.-.-----,,...--,--..- eoo
Etetcca =, Dc r. Of Rrc+ +. u Il. I. AK
i74 II; Sep. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, COO
Harrison It, CT O! Sacramento It, 80
acfth; Ocf. la.-..... lsa.0-u
, 1869-11-17
OCEAN STEAMERS
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S
hfnNgh linz IN ChtjfnFDfA uuS Nhtn,

s"s"ut1 A4A% ~ cAlIlVAAln 0uu tuluh1
sfesne:v leave Pc Ce q Epr.h Rt.e7 toe. Of CseS.
sr-. NJ II o'eA-ek GO.
U1 ths Sab nnd 4Ixi.
E1ctrt whea !kese dArs f.u oE Su5d4y tkea the ezs
tIe<iuLs.
SsE a1eALAsK4s Cspt, Gray. eocaee.i.g VIII
Ope huFtr.I poubae Of f1ke AIoued frye To ssrA
1cu!t sst@n4er. Eer,d1c .ad 4t:.'l-dane, IRIS.
AL Departures t1dth At AanE apiio; that pf thS EA
ssc1. II Panama With steaEe.v fsr Sau.s P.eiar
ptttt tth md 3!st fer CsouAl Aoesic1n p1 md ths
Of LII tb..rh 1t MAtxaEIIo,
FOE JAPAN AND CHINA
hse1r-er JAPAN. lesysuF uoe- IL ises
Fos he'kkt Vt ta~aFr ttcGess. ali ti.thef tfex.
Ettr Wy 4 tic :see the hsIt, tc,t u C1rxi
- ar- fttk H8Ef. ehG:. or u GeAta ii " N.
esu AGENCY corner IASa1c nd M.dix,p-,ss. Ehtrxfa
=
, 1869-11-17
4 HORRIBLE HYSTEEY
'Ehc IkcmntnS OF Three Entaal.
l"uz Il IN ii Chssnnry-E1cttcfnc cut
au i xscntv. EsEhth street.

au wcntv. EsEhth ~srcrt-
From the srF 7amf., .Sor. IL
Coroner ScLtspeF Was scsteIiaJ summoned to
No l6a East r~cuts tJsh1n bteeEI, bJ tae police
10 :nveitiksfc atesrln1s kni most shooting Gnys.
I-FS- IL Apls41e tnAt the tru4 u4nts occueyng these
fsemlas'e, v hfcn afr ~ nt,st respectable ne9h-
t1'hood. rcar S. Stephrl'~ Church. haVe ever
b,uct ine4E gnnatce ..tu annos seI'by : notsone
s~A1t ckptttht, on the ln*er d 0EA. Frequent ex-
sauibAfiou fn'srsl Es tln;" tie c4nst, aud It WAS
ttsally s1pposed to be ctarri by The dccaJiuK
lsIdes OF ftt1:Ru ed Fs's Tle fanJc in tae base
1hsht OF tlc but d'L. hal }; bttH daring tac
: t'-un.ei nouth-. aai h-n p.c.d II rrqal<tsaoa I
lev DAYS sFn, II ~as found to hu tuu:cd
N the "cAokc - nT s. ee Iron covering OF
tue th1ost Of the cl ILouc,, III, as the nr- would
J " tc1u lead ", Ine- f.ttcs II II r-hH1ta Here
lft.curtd. No so<'n. ha'f Lrc sD.kCaI removed
1hs toe, CT cover to u rAn.c. IA n Et4 Acusr%
Nefe met by 10 OvrrpO Eef1oE s!euch Of FotuuF
c'h. anh, On NJ, sssa.rr,. lFun Ms auI pels. l,c
Aa1 Saa htrtfc.n N i.sc3tsf1na the bItch and
ssthtn ,'s. b:d<B OF 1nrc ruiAnts, probably not
14Tse tha1 tWo Dup II Of wge
=, : 1e aitco, #. K'c.,iv excited the tumates OF
va aCeee aha " lcYple VI the Betyhbornood.
f.ei. ~ af'. Pfeci' Ct Police. Oh lrarntnk The
No. s. - ones tooA statut, AID Captain Tnorn
T~sA =" omser tn charge a tne promises 70
, 1869-11-17

SAVED s!unEts. No t-f.....,,,.......3 3,.4 10
SsWtd stt 5-a. : IT .sa..--- ..........., l15A 4N
on 1E1EE
f1es dsJ ere It txht ahlsAc4er and "a s3ions
HHehttlt lsett tAAn not1tfai.
ea'-S .... l3GA =
ttns. ~ ~ ' ~ - .NA~~e
lst~tb-Sixtc-t II eh.s
II 20 Irr lozd Ataed whoa trsnasrs4xf whJrA
elAtxe folfou ahe ehlnsirs ~
, 1869-11-17

Uli III mai, + IL. irrn sc.iss d1r3e2 IL
ta.sr hare txcn 6sny .ine Lot ia anteeJ 6snS.
Vi x a9e o'htf de+saptona sniet ear feeling as.
:fennf = = rrdlea a Of s3ae..x from ftou tbr
fs fI LEI sne1' II sSI 9ss Stk - nv aoets:
e, hnHeh raw ~; llatceA lied. u vi: wh.lc
tnElN .yah G::xeoe. tnE7~ntine IAaspe; s,<rm oi1,
sa1 e: eles hsst "A sLs 1sa:.i OF eiL sL.sSI1 Il
c-uirv under this bead has und-rrou+ saa:rr,sl
Sh*nfe tttheI to tone Of tn prees ?he dtaod
nes kh and Tho feeling caAy At the annexed qno1
, 1869-11-17
LEGAL NOTICES,

In the Circuit Court Of Cook County.
In the uea:.tr Il EhA appie1ti.a Of :h- sou:n Pzxk
Conn Aione:s fo- 7 Aptet-:e1t Of PART
Pa1.rxnf to oster Of the CtrrEik 4:oa.t ot Coax
Cnnty. &ee IN tke sitsF stsesat. er il hezs&y
flrra y! paftjes !htere:ed That aid sozta Pk
ls:e.. stpG . the 1adEe a, she fatd GtFeaf.
Is .he ssid County. ef Coax. foT tas r.
Pnurpent et thsre fsocaode7 tt the salt Coaaty 81
dab: haper.t nd A!sJ five thousand sevea Lasats5
I'D ssty d!4t1 o} npdu property ta tho toEM
5sstatd Se1Ee;ed y rea.oa Of the mrrovrmeat -
ua:ue II fueh made md ps5rided la "a rrfaM
tIeh dsss y ~ BY laE deIo1ed ihem dach P1xf
then aod e5e . appear aud be heard hy DC sl Jodf
lagb -N" Ats -A' - '''sN"3' - ~
JUHy II. WILSON, l. b Subway
CT 0R(ik ". GAGE. PAUL CORNELL.
CEAuSUEf T. HUW Et. 4. nth Park tI1zuulIs Issoaexa.