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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-07-14

in operation, doing good work. Customers to the
tors and to the Mill can buy Goods, get their rsts
md sell their Produce all one trip, Good prices
pledged for all the farmers have to Sell. Try this
firm and hold fast to that which is good.
633 Myron Dee. ], 1868.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-07-14
MOST POPULAR.

People go there because their friends and eli ghbors
who are shrewed people go there They know tina 1.-THE
Western Emporium could not maintain its acknowl
edge and increasing popularity unless it really die
better than other hoKses.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-07-14
U, 3, Senator.

| U. 3. Senator.
1t is definitely settled, we suppose
that Hon. James Z. Wilson will not lie
a candidate for Senator. The Fairfield
LEDGER so declares, and makes the de-
claration by proper authority, without
doubt At the same time comes the
rumor that Senator Grimes will resign,
in order to be relieved from public
duties, and to enjoy quiet, and necessary
repose. These reports give interest to
the Senatorial contest, and, we think,
point with unerring certainty to our es-
teemed citizen, Judge Wright, as the
coming man. Next to Wilson he has
been the strongest candidate. The de-
CLEMSON of Wilson leaves him without a
formidable competitor. The north is
divided between Allison and Cooley.
Kirkwood is said to be Indifferent as to
his candidacy and will probably make
no effort to secure the position. Other
names are mentioned in connection with
the office, but Grimes, Wilson and Kirk
wood disposed of, one other, only, now
occurs to us, that could command gene
raj support throughout the State; and
that other is Governor Merrill. He
will probably enter into no contest with
Judge Wright, and the indications of
the press Of the State point with unerr-
ing certainty to Judge Wright's cleo
ton. No other name appears to be so
generally acceptable to every portion of
the State. The Davenport GAZETTE
says: "With unanimity not at all
surprising in view of intimate acquaint-
ance with his personal worth, great abb
ility and faithful public service, tested
through more than quarter of a cent
ury in active public life, the Republi-
cans of southern and central Iowa are
declaring their preference for Judge
Wright They know the man and
knowing have no hesitation in intrust-
ing to his hands the representation Of
our State, in so far as single Senator
can represent it, in the highest councils
of the National Legislature. And GER
tainly if self-sacrifcing service to the
State, rendered by one whose personal
character has ever been such as to chal-
lenge respect from all who have esteem
for integrity Of purpose and a blameless
life, could ever secure popular confd-
ence, Judge Wright must enjoy that
confidence in the highest degree where
ever he is known."-Cedar Falls GAz-
ETTE.
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Lace Grenadine.

Silk and Fancy Summer Shawls, Black
and Fancy Silks Of the Best Manufact-
ure, at Moderate Prices. Fancy Dress
cs in tho most Fashionable Materials
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-07-14
CIR Ass CLOTH.

A decided Novelty in Dresses, an as
sortment Fanocy Pettico IS. Printed
Cambricks and Muslins.
The above Goods being personally Sc
lcctcd. during the past week, in New
York. p hiladclrhia and Boston. the La
dies vii find it Great Advantage to
have an Entire new Stock to make
Choice from.
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MOST RELIABLE.

No Misrepresentation as to price or materials. The
people told the truth the whole truth and moth
ing but the truth, at the Western Emporium.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26
be3ablt. 3eitunseu tofen elf Gents:
Drudla9en tolten IS Gents fir 1eoe a
un3vn.
Tar,,t ,1,,b &anS.

0tmabpbnen. Us 91bt ntelz
leidt 6unoerte unter unlern 2elern,
pelde @arteu belisen uno bod teine
Qimabpbnen bauer !; pent9tens uniere
8epba9tuns set9t, oab fe ri@t 10 ALL
oemein sebaut meroen, mic pie5 Der
Tau ieia loute. Die Gina 1T Die poll<
tommente Brbne, men mag ie i'm
arunen ooer im reifen 3ultanpe betradz
ten. User INNER einen eep6bnlid 9u>
ten Telo; uno 0artenbppen beilbt fam
fe bauer, &penr CT @orlidt 9ebrau9t>
1e ni9t gu fritz gu iteden. Man rrerz
fe 9aufen auf in Dem man nit cen1
Spaten gut perfaulten StaQmif poer
Gompot einsrdbt beim Abltanb Don 4
Gub in jeoer &i9tun9. Sn Der Mitte
zines lpl9en 9aufen6 miro cine
Stanse feit eineelegt. Die Stan9e
brau6t uter Rem 8upm nur g. 8
TuB bod iein. IS 1T bic @empbnbeit
peri, Sdlin9pfan;en, suerlt auf bic
Sptbe tbrer StuBe empprjurantens ebe
le Tru9t tra9en unp lanse Stan9en
brinoen jpdte Grnten. Man bebaupz
tet paB CUTE Grnten pbne Stan9en erz
;telt peroen fDnnen. Wir baben bte5
ME Yerlu9t woQen es jepp9 III bielen,
CONNER tbun.
Tim jepe Stan9e fedt man 5 - 6
Bpbnen, wptet man iie fef IN bic Grce
nit BEN Muse abwdrt5 einoradt uno
un9efabr NIT ! 3pQ Grre beoedt.
Irib i'm SUM- nu6oem bic talten
5tirn,e Ypriber fnp> 1T e sep1bn!id)
seitia aenus. @ino ie gut a~ufseaanz
oen, 70 3iebe man bis auf bier pFan@
ae1 or,> ieccr 9tanse aus uuo IL mte
]G Neten biloen, 19lin9e man ptelelben
INN Die Stanse berum. Der Spoen
mue BON unfraut fret 9ebalten meroen.
Die ldnoerenS eitenreben ;pidt man all,
etenl 10 Die SpiBe Der @eben> rpenn 1is
fiber bic Spiye Der Stan9e binaua9ez
wadlen fine.
Die Gait on pes Grin
10 Ne9ren C&olbcn)
BON erunem @ell1z&prn uno ldneiot
cas &orn ab, ferner mimi 1 Quart
fife Mlild, 8 Gier> Gin Gbl5Hel oo1
3uder uno Elm G6l6fet Ypu Mebl 1
Ebeel1fe( YoQ Sals, miide aQeS wpbl
purdeinancer unp babe bic Ma6e als
Elm GANGS in elmer 9aGpfanne 5peI
Stunpen lang. 8eim Nuftra9en
IerYire Sauce ron Butter uno 3udel
ba5u.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26

Aanp in ieiner Nabe, ais Ct tpieoer auf
@erped eel9ien. @ein @eii@t tru9
einen 1tarfen uno slei@3ettis dn9fli&en
Musrrud; Is parer bic 3ise zines
Menl9en, Der cine beftise Griaittez
rune fardtet uno ibr penno@ GroB 3u
bieteu entldlp0en 1T. Ct ri@tete an
mid einise slei&saltiet 8emertunsea
uno mari pdbreno pes@ elprd@es mat1z
den 19neueu uno Yertpblenen 8lid
mad Slpe1 unp Sfen, bis er gu cer
llebe3eu9un9 9elan9te, paB bas brent
nenpe Sdif ni@t mebr fi4ttar mar.
unp nun crit i9ien Ct feline poue rubi9e
Ya6un9 wteoer 3u erlansen.
Mls mir uulern Beltimmun9sort er~
reidten> reife i9 icsteid mad Glpren;
as. unsefabr adt Mpnate ipater bat<
ten meine Nn9ele9enbeiten mid na9
2cncpn seiiibrt ; i'd iab in einem priz
Yakimmer meine6 6ptels> ais Elm Srief
yun Gapitan O. mir lber9eben muir
be. Der Snbalt be1elben beaa@rtd>
tiate MIDI, pab Der in 2onppn anpelenpe
S9reiber, ia ct 3ufaQi9 bon meirer
Nntunft aeb1rt babe, mid orinseno um
einen Beju6 bite. Gs war nod bin
;uaefaat pab bisGrfluun9 oieie6 Bunz
]1es fit ben Briefl@reiber ielbft iowobl>
ais aud fit Nnpere Don Der bS@iten
Bi9tisteit iet; fem Dtener tparte, um
mir ben @e9 gu 3ei9eu. SD brad ~
elet1 auf UNI Der Bitte ceS Gapitan
O. na63ufommen.
lS4lub fplst,)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26
Der IS T.

sebnten Sag t1nnen eintse bera6nisinz
mel, ausfrfe1en. Sebr oft ,perce1
mebrere 3e1en sebaut. Wenn man fe
an, portbeilbafteiten perruencen nil, 70
5fnet man ben &alten ODER ben &orb
unp i9neipet ale bis auf cine aus.
Cine berlelben fan1 III bic Glapeu an
ltatt Der Brut etnsebra9t 1peroen, far
einen anoern Nueleus, e6 1T btes Elm
@ewtnn bon 3sbn Taseu. Na@cem
bic &1nisin au6setro&en it, fam man
bel 19Snem @etter errparten, raB fte
in adt bis ,ebn Ta9en Gier le9t unb
oann fann fie in ben S@warm etnse>
bra9t meroen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26
8ienen5u@t.
10 d g.

\SNlnB.J
Die 8ebanpluns ei9net iid, menn
man au6idlieBli6 bic S&wdrme yer
mebren mill, es 1et penn, fie ieien i9pn
sebeilt CUR 3eit> wu iie fart 9enu9 iino>
UNI in bic Sdlten gu 9eben. Weroen
lle oebeilt> ME bier empfpblen >puroe,
oann miro natiirli6 bic cine 5dlfte pbz
ne &1ni9in iein.
Bur Belt Der Operation oeri u@e
man, rpenn irsenp wel9e 3euen, nell
DE jun9e &1ni9inncn erbalten, aufse<
funpen merpen gu ieben. gu wel6m
S6warm ne alte &6ni9in 9ebt nno
aus bieler Mbtbeilun9 entferne man ale
lol9e 3eusn ; nur cine etn5i9e Belle
laGe man in Der anoerm UNI aus3utrie<
een, es 1ei benn, paB man mebrere S.
niainnen fir arpereS 6wdrme min19t.
@puten fi9 bort feline iol4e 3euen
fnpen, II miro man in eint9en Ea9en
iol6e ansefan9en ieben. Wenn mir
Bienen aueerorcentli6 III permebren
winlden, 70 oarfen mir ni9t uersei1en
oae jeoe Stunce Gerlut brin9t, wenn
Elm @9warm pbne Gier le9ence &6ni<
gin ii@ befnpet. Cine @orri9tuns sur
Inter tlsuns oer le9enpen &5ni9in fit
ale biele @%ele9enbeiten 1T iebr rotbiam.
@eroen &5nisinnen flnflid auf9esuz
gen, ~ miro pas bette Neiultat errei9t>
penr, man Bau ausmdblt, Die ni9t
alter als trei Sage pumMusfrie@en an
1T. aud muB man gan; neue Tlacen
basu auSwdblen. ,...
Sat man alte uno ;1be ;u nebmen,
IL i9neire man bic Gnpen per 3elen
nit eineu1 1darfen Me0er at> nobel
man 1e ni9t lber ] ] :3ou tief ia oas
untere Gnbe nod >peniser ttef ldbt.
8ermenbet ni4t weaiser als prei 6la>
ben uno brinst bic 8rut in ten mitt<
lersn. Diele 6laoen t6unen 6 Sou
i'm @epierte balten deer Don BOILER
@rSee fir bic &Srbe fem. Gs miro 70
piel 6onis einsebradt pab ct Gage
pprbdlt. ST oues bereit, Damn ,,ebme
mai, Elm Quart pber peniser 8ienen,
tpenr m1sli9, jun9e bic ben Stod nod
nidt nerlai1en batten. (8enn GUT
Mittass;eit bic alien Mrteitertienen
auseeFo9en finp, fam man bic SUM
oe1 am lei9telten baben). Man idliebt
lie 48 Stunren lang an einem puntleu
aienli& tablen plobe ob. gabt fl
aerabe aeaen Mbeno auefie9en. Din
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26
Das nberfeeiibe Nof9elb.
(S4lnb fplst,)

2yur DIE peut(WtN StuHIsH NV DtFt''''H'
Qleber Bremen oper @amburs).
Briefportp - Das pprtp fir ben
einfa6en 8rief Ger ni6t lber ! nnSe
1pieeen oarf) 1T 10 Gts., >penn pprauez
be,ablt. Der Brief nidt uorauSz
beSablt 70 bat Der Gmpfdnser Is Gts.
III be;ablen.
3eitunaen - Das portu fir 3siz
tu1oen, rpenn @olde ntdt fiber 4 nnsen
pteaen, fpften bret Gents. Sir jepe
. ,peitere 4 unSen ebenfal1s miecer bret
Gents.
Drudladen - Das Yurtu fir
8a9er> @tablfi6e> 2itbosrapbten>
Ybotparapbs unp 1pnlti9e Drudla@en
fplet feds Gents fir ieoe Yier nn;en.
Muf Der Mbre1e muB au6oridlt6 be-
merit letn "Via Bremen or Ham
burg benn 1T cteS nt@t cer Tau,
10 aebt Der Brief iber England nit per
preu6ilAen seidloNeaen pof, fails er
uibt franftrt 1T.
preubi16e se1@lphene poft.
Prussian Closed mail.
Die preubilde selblp0ene ppt miro
lber Gnslanb ~befDrpert ourd bic am
Mittmo@ unrSamitas ab9ebenoen bril-
til9en Dampfer.
8rieipprte :-Oaspprto fir ben elm
fa6en 8rief (per nidt iiber ! unse miez
een parf) betrdat IS Gents, penn nor<
ausbe;a blt. Miro nas porto ni9t
Yprausbesablt, 70 bat Der Gmpfan9er 20
Gts. gu sablen. ,
3eituneen - Das Yprtp fit 3etz
tunaenL renn lolde nidt lber 4 nn3en
wteAen, betrdst 4 Gents fit jece pet>
tere pier llnSen etenfaus wieoer pier
Gent.
Drudla@en:-pp rtp fir 8u6er,
5tablfi9e 2itbpsrapbien, pbptp9rapbe
uno lpnti9e Drudia& betrast 8 Gts.
fir iepe 4 unjen.
MbfabrtSta9e Der . pfer
Die Bremer Dampfer 9eben iecen
Dpnner itae Don Merp yprt ab. 8rieft
uno 3eitunsen fit biele Dampfer mlis
fen bis Mpntag Mbenp auf Dem bic
leen Ypitamte ab9eSeben mereen.
Die 5amtur9er Dampfer 9eben leoer
Dienfas pom Stem yorf ab.
Die en9lil9en Dampfer 9ebn 1eoer
Mittwp9 unr Sanlta9 BON Mem>yor
alb. .....;. 81.
Na9 Tranfret@.
Sn ben pprto>@ aten fit bic fran36:
ii@e poit 1T feint @eraneeruns str1se:
treten.
Briefe mad Grantrei& Cni@t aber ]
llnse Idmer) folten 15@ents> tpie9er, Fl
mebr uno ni&t dber ] llnae, ~ tpfet
fe 80 Gents.
Ginselne 3eituneen toiten 2 Cents
Drudiaden Cni9t iiter 4lln3en i9wsr.
Gents.
6ierbet brinsen mir in Grinntruna
tab auf ale 3titunsen, Biloer, Manu
lertpte, Drudia&en u. I. ~. rater jeee
Beoineun9 bas Yorto pprausbe3abl
.tperoen mub, lonit weroen bielelben MID
Bel 5rotrt.
l1eber Bremeu ODER 9anbura fple
Der einfa9e Brief [nidt lber J un3e
IS Gt5., >pena norausbeaablt. 3ei
tun9en toiten sehn Gents. Drud(a
den fpten brei3ebn @ents fur jepe Die
llnlen.
lleter England [Prussian close
mail foiet Der einfade Brief Cntd
aber ] J lln3e) 20 Gents >penn poraus
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!!t
@iQtu8 8rptb. u. Dunbar.
Stpaul, Mtnnefota.
gDir asern.ssmea biz seiorsuns aaer gum saatfa@es g.
bergen Seiaafte, uao smar sor;assusife: 0j.
1. Mnnabme BON Deppiiten.
@elter. relae BET uns %sspontrt tuereen, feben i~esersest
sss rs, S]STs BERT s: Ss%;1nsssan8s; .| ,ur ~ g;s1 Tug s, ssr ntstsn ss.',.!
Sersaten mir 6 pGt. Sntsreden.
2. Be61el.
@ols, silber unb fr.mse geans.n saufen uas s~er,aufsn
mir Rets gum 1aseseGparie. d
3. Mnfauf uno 8erfauf BON @e9feln.
Son suten ganauisrs> Jirmen %ausseaeute Wedfel tUnnen
BET uns ftets gum %curranten Gpurfe in Geib umseuanbelt
reroen. mir ~sertaufen Dediel auf Stem s.rt, Ct. eeuis.
Gbteaeu, Mitpautee u. No.. iurie auf bic 5auptbantels-
pldse Deutidlaues, araufreids unb ber Sdypei3, uni. traf.
irea mir u. ". eut folaense gldse GurSpas:
Nu9sburA Tranffurt a. 81.
8ald, Berlin,
Bremen, Gai7d
Gpblen3, GDln,
Qeip3ia> Mannbeim
WIn6en, Nurnberg,
@trabburs> Stuttgart,
Trier. @ien,
5emburs, 2onoon, &c.
4. Gin;iebun9 Don @elpern.
@ir tciureen taa GoQeetiren BON Moten u,p
| Gaulb@deinen aler Nrt, Grbi9aften u. {. ~. in
| alien Ebeilen Gurppa's unb Der Ser. @taaten.
Da3u erfprberlide Yaptere, alS gplnta9ten,
Berai9teitunes s. l1rfunben, Tpbteni9eine &c. fer
tigen mir 1elbf, unite: @arantiruns ber &edt>
s%altisfett All. unb belcrsen bic eoniularii9e Bf-
elaubieuns b%erielben.
Den 0e9enpertb aQer In europa
pur9 un5 cpuectirten pber bel un1ern
bprtt9en @p%rrelppncenten fir uniere
&ednun9 etnsebencen @elber ;ablen
mir bier tn 0olo a,:5.
5. Serfauf vpn Yo0asezSd einen
,ur peberfabrt sun ereren, Sanbura uub qip.rppul nad
Me,~gvr per Seselihiff rtsr Danptbppt iprie 5ahrbtQets
CUR 9eIe pom ge1p<gDrf bis ct. Yaul III ben ~nietriafen
pretien.
s. 8e;ablun9 BON Taren
In iebenn atele ses etaates. Mntauf unt gerfauf ron
Grunbcise,ttu.n seeen G%ummtfFpn ,c. &c.
Z. Geretntote Gtaaten Bombs
ieber Art, ais 5-2Oer, 10-4Oer una 7-3Osr taufen unb Der
lauren mir gum Gases=Grurfs.
Gcbrnecr wiuiuS s 9unbar.
The Van Buren press., 1869-01-12

Like the Jersey man. 1t saves all the oil and
y yoo'a' '"'0s itVoold az.
The Van Buren press., 1869-01-12

OSE KISS. MARIA There wss a lunu,
little episode on the car that aelpsi I,
arouse u>. At Montana young man snJ
syoung woman came on bosnl ol the sleep
lag car, sad the former SAID "Sce her,
Mr. Conductor. | want ons OF your bs>
hunks Tor this young WOMAN anil one lei
myself individually. Oae will 10 Tor u,
when We g-, to the Bluffs. hey, a,ier
splsyinl and sffrciiouste pnkest "Mirier
with his elbnw. to which she replics
Nov. John. qni, ]" Tor you zee yer,
eoia to 81, married AZ Ma[ise,,. uarlr''
\ 49, W. ge' - re- r.
mn political parties, was sieets9erS' black
booA, hoId bass aud do chores
In printing Offices, the l'oys are known
as dsvils-printer have plain way OF
speaking. 4fft 81 a.Ttr.
Boys Individually are hotter than boys
collectively.
II there was only one boy in the world
think he would bea good boy it generally
takes at least two boys to get up any mis-
chief
Have one boy in store and you can have
him useful. ~
iiirea second boy. and their time will lie
chiefly devoted to chasing ono another over
the counter. and firing the dust brush and
directory at each others heads
"A boy begins to be nuisance when he
is eight years old. How soon he grows I
cut OF 1t depends on circumstances
Some never do. ~ HaTH..
1t is aqnes,ion whether boys lead an en-
joyable existence, They take great deal
oil fun at other folks expense, but they
have most always got grievances.
They would like to have their way little
more, and a pretty way il would be-
Give boy his choice of an occupation
in life. ann the chances are that he wouid
preie. either to be Robinson Crusoc, on a
desert Island. or captain of band Of rob ,
bers, such AS he had reab about, and ser-
ously thinks OF going into one or the other
of these desirable occupations when he gets
to be a man.
lie has great respect for a stage driver
and tue captain OF a canal boat there is an
air of command in these positions that takes
his ideas.
His idea Of being man is. having plen-
" of money, dong what you please, and
being able to smoke or chew tobacco with
ont getting sick over it,
Somebody wrote a song, :" | would
Were boy again" Those who had the
bringing Of him up are not likely to have
echoed the sentiment. Raising boy once
is as much as anybody wants to undergo,
and fortunately when they once grow up.
they stay growed up and have boys Of their
own TO afllict them.
The Van Buren press., 1869-01-12
commission MERCHANTS
No. 251 Broadway,
Cor of Murry-street,
NEW YORK.

REFER TO
Ny. Nat. Exchange Bank, New York.
Ise,t. Kerr 4 Co., Bankers,
Merchants Nat Bank. Little Rock, Ar,
National Bank, Fort Smith,
National Bank, Lawrence, Kansas.
GAYLORD. Loaven worth d Co. Bankers, St. Louisi
Nessrs. Bradford, Wells 4 Co,
Buckley, Sheldon Co,
We beg leave to inform the public that We are
engaged in the Commission Business in this city,
and will be happy to attend to any business en-
trusted to our care. We prepared to receive no
Cotton Wool, Flour, Beef, Pork.
HideS. EIrS. PeItrieS, or any kinds of Produce or
Merchandise, and make liberal advances on the
same.
Business faithfully attended tc and remittances
promptly made
We are also prepared to purchase Dry Goods.
Groceries, and all kinds of Merchan lise, at the
lowest market prices. and toinsuring and shipping
the same by the most reliable companies.
We respectfully solicit your custom,
PERRY FULLER d co.
Nov. 81, &c.
The Van Buren press., 1869-01-12
----------s>t~s-

-One Of the physicians Of Burlington
VT, DE- ~ Tuesday nom.
ire'-~ . hailed bin
The Van Buren press., 1869-01-12

Having associated myself with a wholesale
Stove and Tin Ware establishment IN Saint
Louis. for the sale of Stoves and Tin Ware,
can always furnish everything in this line at
st. Louis wholesale prices with the freight
AIDED 10 merchants dealing in the above, n
liberal discount will be made of the above
prices. Very Respectfully,
n. T.. CORNELIUS.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-25

which will beat and ring at command; but these
two latter are not so frequently used the magnets
are, because they ATE too easily detected we quite
believe Mr. Faulkner, but we should like to know
who gave him the order for all these wires, mag
nets, and batteries
Diagnosis of that "Deadly DIsease."
N we may trust the Miner, published at Prescott.
in Arizona deadly disease has broken OUT among
the Apaches who roam through Arizona Territory,
robbing and numbering. The Miner reports :-"The
sudden death OF twelve strapping murderOus In
dians. killed in the recent fight is sufficient cause to
stir the blood and gladden. the heart of any frontiers
man. Then, be it known, that on the 22d day OF
August last, Peace Commissioner Somerby,' who
also holds the rank OF captain OF the sth Cavalry,
with twenty-nine lighting friends Of Company d,
Sth Cavalry, citizens Willard, Rice, and George
Menrce, had the very good fortune to get within
shooting distance of band Of about thirty viainous
Indians, nine OF whom were taken suddenly i'll, aud
died on the spot with their moCCasins on. The re-
mainder saved themselves by nght.n
The t'sudden Illness was perhaps ''ead poison
ing There is a grim humoT in calling dragoOn
captain "PeaCe Commissioner" which reminds us
OF the answer Of n Montana miAer who was asked IL
there were not some good Indians in the Western
countTy:-"Therc are no good Indians but dead In
dians, he SententOusy replied
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RAILROAD LINES.

DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BALTI.
Il MORE BAILROAD.-TlAE TADLE.-Trains
will leave Depot corner Broad street and Washing.
ton avenue as f0llows;-
Way Mail Train at $40 A. NJ. Sunday excepted)
for Baltimore, stopping at ali regular stations
Connecting with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington
for Crisfeld and intermediate stations.
Express Train at IL NJ (Sundays excepted for
Perryville, and Havre-de-GraCe. Connects at VII
mington with train for New Castle
Express Train at 400 p. NJ. Sundays excepted)
for Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Chester
Thurlow, Linwood, ClaymOnt, Wilmington, Newport,
Stanton, Newark, ElktOn Northeast, Charlestown,
Perryvile, Hayre-de-Grace, Aberdeen, Perrymans
EdgewOod, Magnolia Chase's, and Stemmers Run.
Night Express at II 80 p NJ daily, for Baltimore
and Washington, stopping at Chester Thurow, Lin
wood, Claymont, Wilmington, Newark, Elkton,
Northeast, PerryYllle, HaVrede-Grace, Perrymans,
and Magnolia.
Passengers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk will
take the 1900 Nj, train,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-25
Sale at No Isli N. Thirteenth street.
HANDSOME FURNITURE, BRUSSELS
PERIAI, CARPETS, ETO.

Cctoher 81 at 10 o'clock, at No 1915 " Thirteenth street.
above Montgomery avenue, 10y catalogue, the entire
household furniture comprising walnut parlor furniture,
covered with hair cloth elegant walnut chamber suit cot
tage chamber suit mahogany sitting furniture
and boQuet tables walnut extension table walnut hat
stand and eagere, feather beds bolsers and pillows
mattresses, china and glassware sewing machine made
by Wheeler Wilson; Brussels and imperial carpets
kitchen utensils, etc.
May be examined the morning of sale at
o'clock. 10 23 81
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CRAVINGS, ,R BRUSSELS, INGRAM AND OTHER
Oct ss at 10 o'clock No lCS Third street above
beds engrayings gas consumer cooking stoves
ranges cooking utensils Brussels ingram, and other
carpets 10
SALE or REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS,
Oct 20, at 2 o'clock at the Exchange, will in.
MOUNT VERNON and ELLIS. N W. Oorner-Three
SPRING GAftDEN, No 1915 Elegant Residence.
sPRud sPRudAC 10 HlfSsnS EHi1as@oo O' loo
RIDGE AVENUE and NlCETOWN LANE-IargS
LOCUST No 81 T., Desirable Dwelling. ,,u
ELM and POINT Streets, Camden N. J.-Niil, Ma
lWliNE No Modern Dwelling
SEVENTH and BROWN, s. w. Cornerstone and
fSGfR oa6 No. Isl aSi i'6TS 6Ssns
GRoGND RENTS Sc d 1S5S" SS s5s s ss soo sp,.
'ERSET tqu,9I So ,B INgs Ss6ss Gse So and sOe
aI ~ SP ~ I'3 2,o5 MSSde59 S5 ORelinE E ;,
COATES, No 1853 Modern Residence. e'"' i'0'''0n0'
PRosPERoUs Alley Nos. sC5, s5i and aDs Frame
,EfLS@oRTH Street east of Twenty sixth stroet-rw.
bSSR bWSRIARToS' APRRfTIobSSsSN ia. als Modern Dwelling.
GANoAsfER Avenue, No id5s "Genteei Dwelling.
shares PPG@ Sai%isg stdgamsnp Dock Co.,
20 SHARES hmeTcaP mcreSans Union Prc Uo
shares shares BS9ti BSeR oaaiaRn ainR0Gdo5iGGG do5i 60 Co.
5000 shares Bingham Mining and LAUNDERING Go.
Lot No. 80 Monument Cemetery.
SlOUO Camden and Amboy, 1875.
5000 Huntington and Broad Top lst me rtgago bond.
2i shares Camden and Atlantic Railroad 90 preferod
u shares " common
- " Land Go.
Is shares Second and Third Streets Passenger Railway
Company.
40 shares Enterprise Insurance Go.
Fyecutors' Peremptory Sale-Esate of Isaac Brown
Parker, deceased.
35 shares Gsrd National Bank
ll6 shares Commercial National Bank.
80 shares Western National Bank
60 shaves Pennsylvania Railroad.
81 shares iIebigh Navigation Stock.
90 shares Susquehanna Canal Co, par $50.
ia shares SChuykill Navigation 90, preferred.
2l2 shares Scmyikill Navigation Co., coMsnon.
2g3 shares Phoenix Insurance Go.
3g shares Cumberland Valley Railroad Go.
Ito shares North American Insurance Go.
S5CCO Harrisburg Mount JOY and Lancaster Rliiroad
per cent Mortgage Of 1853 coupons January and July
Sis,S77 Schuy kill Navigation Loan
S2S.gt6s3 Iehgh Navigation Consolidated Loan.
4lg,uOO Philadelphia City Loan, old.
SitOO Borough of Carlisle Loan. 10232t