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Whist Has Been Done.
Units Life Department, the Travellers has already in
its rst twenty months business written 7uO poll
ces-a greater lumber than any other life company iu
the same lime (Siib excepuon).
In its Accident department. it has written upwards
1876 900 policies, and
Pttid Three Quarters n a Million IN 0sSes,
including over 400 10 by n0ufasl injury
death losses by accident in which the large Of
SOS, 600 wasreslized 81 ,934 received premums
}. y. BAtTEkSUN, p esdent
RODNEY DENIS, Secretary
CHAS. 4. WILSJN, Assistant Secretary
EDWIN w. BRYANF, Actuary
Hos. ELIZUR WRIGHT. CONT Actuary
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Combined Life and accident Insurance Un
der one PoLicu and Premium.

The Travellers also combines with any approved form
OF full life insurance, when desired, the payment Of
weeKy indemnity totally disabling injuries by acci
dent-thus combining all the benefits of both Lie anS
Accident insurance under one policy and premium, a
rates less tban most companies charge Life
alone. This form Of policy with much favor ar
he Trave ers is the oBly company that writes It.
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NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
1859.

sail regularly every Saturday and alternate Wednesday
from New York for Londonderry and Glasgow, and
carry passengers to and from all the railway
in Great Britain and Ireland, and railroad stations
the western States.
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COLUMBUS, CHICAGO AND INDIANA CENTRAL.
Late Chicago and Great Eastern Cincinnati TAR Line
Depot corner Canal and KinEie streets icket ONCE
IS Randolph street.
Cincinnati Day Express TOOam 72Oam
Cnlumous Ctnu APress-'.'''.''... SO am 200 N
NinOnh@h eAP4ess' s.''.'s.'s's... y ~ m $40 m
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GUTTA PERcHA CEMENT.-Dissolve
quantity Of gutta pcrcba in chloroform, i
quantity to make a fluid Of the consistendl,
Of honey. When spread it will dry in !.
few moments. Heat the surfaces at 62
or gas flame until soitened, and apply thes y
together. Small patches Of leather can lse
thus cemented on boots, &C., 50 as almds1
10 defy detection, and some shOemakd
employ It with great success for this Purpo*
1t is water proof, and will answer aims
anywhere unless exposed to heat which ',
soften it.
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rlw. yoRK nAREnr.
mana All ios sS.s ss,.. al scissiiS Sa cI a.
isss sSSs S,ssaii sys NJ s :;ss; t lss
9s,s.n. .nldalinF q z ssais. sYFsf ea.Ssnsed;
ioss Ws.,si rs .%Ssr :.oss nss' o Ss d sna
.s.., soSss s.a... Roif quiet .S NV ~.ss "
si e,a las ~.
.ssH. s. n S SssSs =. ,yss.. THE .,
s RI: %s or. ssS sS ss.sss hs.Ea
were rspo.tsd On Change o. oniy 70 barrels,
w y; ioo 2, os.o super z. t..oax. and 100 Ohio
MN: Estrs for Ne. YSpt ssso oai, an Sy
wAe,f.ws. in better supply today than for
su n; sss sssss fssssshls Hes. ' .s
sSsnSs ssY.. I S rs SSss.. sss.:
sr ry:s ia "a i sS SS.S.,is .oes
Sl;.sd - oss i 100 ss: q:
ana e. sa e .s'. viii, .:s Il "a: "a
cors-Is dull with : dssiining tendency. We
note sales today Of Loo bushels Southern
ss' al ss.s.: M " ss:H: q gsISS q.
,hw...We,hoties l sale to-day Of 5000 bush
Of, gt,tAs Western, but the terms were isp.
%. os,,-A.. duh :, 1890 cents. Scarcely any
:, csils..IS: ..fi: s !: dull and heavy. rA.r.
" some little denand, but - yet We hsvs heard
q no sales today fnd We quote noninally Up.
.nSsSn 1cN0aeH oents for low middiine, and
HSHI cents for middiing.
su. fcs sssso .ns Ss sTh s.. Ss ss.s
ssoeks. Business In, Baeoe 10 eonAasd to Ali.
IN oide, ,. an, rnd We quote for joeoipG lot. a.
sss: for rib sids:, and u ets. for clear rib 10:
lot. would not solaHssd tks above quotations.
Thsse y no Bulk Meat offering, but We quote
a. before Ct lsh0ls11 cents for Shoulder,
z jobb.ns n II sests, Jul there arc no round
lots wanted. Meas Pork We quote at cas- per
sAtki. A lot Of leo barrsls sold day or two
since As this price.
seed.-Ars dull, Glover We quote a s7.1s0ss,
Timothy at u, and Flax At a lS0t2.S0 per
bushel. No sales OF importanee this morning.
Whisky-HiEh Wines We still quote nrm At
ol.2e@ti n, but the market is quiet, and We
are without sales to report. stock here very
light. ..0...
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pRoPosALs FOR yREsH BRHY.

s,., fnAsEronD AnslSiL, oet. Q, isss. J
Sealed propo.Al.. In duplicate, will be received
By tbs undsr,igaed At thi. ON % until II m Octo
ber p; for furnishinE the troops stationed at
Frankford Arsenal with Fresh Beef Of q rood
maihenbls quality. In equal proportions Of fore
rsd hind CHARTERS, excluding nseks. shanks Aad
The beef 10 be delivered free Of cost. In such
2s,rtitis. and On such day. g may be from line
continue In force sig months or such less time as
the Commissary General shall direct. and subject
vember, lso9.
uPon aeeePtsnee o. The offer. security and bond
performance OF the contract
Bids to be Endorsed "PIspossls fsr Fresh Beef +"
WILLIAM PRINCE,
Pir.t Lisat Ord. Bnevst Capt U.s.k a s.
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sued was 10 by In ths markets Of the conn.
cry s'r Per esnt, honis issued by the Gov
dI.inusion e ths s1psnsss q she Govern,
,, Tss s: .,,..:...S ~ ssrs-sn Va. rs-
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PersSoal. ...s....t. .
Hon. John NJ. Buckley, late solicitor Of
tho Internal Revenue bureau, Is about to
settle in Norfolk, Virginia, where he will
engage in the practice Of his profession. He
leaves for his new home this week, and the
best wishes Of host Of friends follow him.
President Grant and family attended Nc.
tropolitan Methodist Episcopal church yes
terday morning.
jefferson Davis arrived in Baltimore on
Saturday.
General George II. Thomas had interviews
with the President and Secretary Of War on
Saturday.
E. A. Pollard, of Richmond, il stopping al
the Ebbitt. II Is understood that Mr.. Pol.
lard is negotiating for the purchase Of q
morning paper.
Commissioner Dclano has gone home to
vote.
Hon. Dennis Mccarthy, Of New York, and
Hon. James r. Doolittle, Of Wisconsin, arc
in the city.
Miss Pauline Markham has rejoiued the
Lydia Thompson troupe.
The reported death OF Baron Hauseman ID
authoritatively denied.
Father Hyaclnthe has len for the United
States, to remain here two or three months.
Admiral Farragut is lying dangerously Ill
at the Sherman house, Chicago.
Major McCombre, Of the United States
army, was recently accidentally killed a,
Junction, Arizona.
Major T, c, Woodward, of OttumNa
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ORPHANS COURT.
Dtsfrtcf Of Cola mbis, WasAinqfos Corniv 10 ,eif
IL the ease Of AsSIR v. hoss, exseutrix Of Nancy
sehots. deceased. the sxeeatriI sforssaid has, with
ION eSSn!y sfo,sssid. appointed TUESDAY. Oeio.
PEI ~. A. D. 1859 for the anal ssttlemsn Al dis
and OF the Assets In hand, as far a. the same hsy.
been sol.es.sd and turned Into money; when ssd
are notided to attend, with their elaims propsrly
smsas or they may o!hsryiss By Law Be-
provided copy Of this order DO ppkished once
week Tor three weeks In the NATIoHAL REPUsLi-
Tssti wRBsTRR
oc Maw Reristsr on wifi.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
-AT6RXL FLOWERS
PRESSED, PRESERVED
AND EMBALM Z n

! n a superior style, BY MRS. y. W. DRgTH. At
No. 100 Congress street, two doors above Christ
ehsr.h. tAte of0i Fayetts ttreet, )oeOrgetown,D d.
O, Also Wax Fruit, Flowers and Confectionery.
Painting IL all styles taught. Hair work made to
order. and taught Terms moderate, ssplD-tf
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Lost and Found.

Ifoficf.!on ii Instant. one .orrsi Sof.s. VII
Mhlts fee and three white feet, abandonsd By
iSis once No Iosisiasa s1ssss prior thsrssc.
will Be- sold 20 III. highest cash bidder 10 o'clock
IN, THURSDAY, the nat last. 81 he Bazaar Of
By order, GEO. r. HERRIcK,
oot-st Property Clerk.
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v..,,,.I Ls.e .,,,n,., n . ,:,sS

Eminent In the paolic councils, and uni
VERBALLY beloved IN private mo, MS death
loss which his country sustains In hls ic-
cease. ID ~"
A. n mart M ...,,.,, A., ri. ... a.
4. ,,,do,oa r., a.. r~..,- .
,hs ..vora, NJ. ,.,.... !, w..s,.~. ~
~ "A'"so" W
draped In mourniag, and all business sus-
pended On thu dax az tho funsr.I.
nj. t.x.. -, -. - 49,
-. n o'uo'oo '""s wv W." anu
navy DoPsNmon's eauss su''ao'o miitsry
and naval honors to be paid on the occasion
10 the memory OF this illustrious citizen
who has passed from MS, US, gpAnr.
Va.
WAsHiSaros Cur, Oetobsr ., iep.
In obedience to the order Of the Prcsideut>
the War Department. and bursaus v,n NJ
closed On No,S.y. ira ,i,h ,,., ~. Ia -
sae "
VI oA''oen' fANhH
r
BY order cfN Secretary Of War.
.r JoHs PoTTs, Chief Clerk.
a.. w -
Wy rasAsgar DspAlrrrsr. Oct. q lsp.
a oo0o'o.ee 70 an order " the fresfdcut,
so marx Of respect % the memory Of ex-
rres'den' fhANshIs FIERCE, deceased, this
DoPs"men' VIII DC draped In mourning for
sne period OF thirty days, and its several
BUREAUS, omces ana custom houses through
oa' 'ne on'.ed states wiz be closed on Mon
DAY, the llth instant, the day on which the
oosequ,es u 'ne deceased Will DC solemnised.
Inc puonc "oens under the control OF this
DePAnmens wiz also 30 suspended, and
A~s' A'f" ~ nA'i-"a" On that dsy.
'.f. HARfIHf,
Ac'ing SECRETARY OF the Treasury.
NAV, DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON October p 49,
Tno 49,, A IL S
30. a. 'uons lALh
AZ ~. p,..,a.., - a., 49, osus o'uor
w...,,sua" o'.ss
The painful du,y dsyoi,s. u US NJ prs.,.
deaf Of announcinx to thu peooIe of ths mi,
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GONzAGA COLLEGE.
1A; G ;'i'i'iii 4 COLLEGE
"' MS ;;SBsa 2. sEPrEMBER Q, 1889.
.S Ss sIsiA'r p;i2tss''SiiEIiR R R's pr.ds..
MEDICAL RR5 5sAFT gSStEfsToEo OF GEORGE
cofTEsE SEbg5 SEsf9' 81 slsrH
CITY u ! wssEsfhffssGGsffos.
,..,..,. FssgLS fo!ESS,E a. 2, :, x.,,.,..
a'ifit! RS$;iESbsyjk ~ ltiii.si F!Il'':
Professor OF obs'eriss; Az Diseases OF women and
s,.,...,, ., Is9|HssSs A.,
J.nssss i T. HI9 hEtss.SSss'h
Professor SsfEa it f' SSh a. fGiS5.p'a'''
rf0f'G. 4 atR is$ST FASsnFsssoNtn S Descriptive
Professor 8 ks9iiislSSS ~ H'isS' sa',''
P00! Of a a;fi IA r. b Chemistry
L sISffi M a & Giieis' 55sss.iS'B.,
rrOif S;sSW6 q R HlIiRisaI hiSS l
& sf Sits 3: n''H'
Leeturer on 0stsology and 81 ndssmoiosy.
s GAt1kWSTtcEkL bbRRfbak, Nj Demonstrators.
ROBRRTSON HOWARD. N. D.,
PTossetor.
The regular course Of Lectures will nce
OCTOBER i, and tsrmi rate the following MARCH.
vor the Full Course Of Lsolures.... ..........sis
Naturalization ...."...,...'".'''''.'''"..
DsmonstTator ''''''r'''..'..,.s''"
Graduation.
':.s:' Ittii; .... Rs:.
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vISANCrAL. AND CsnnEnCuAL.
wAsnIEsroH, ostobsr Q, ises.--Jay Cooke
3 o.. furaish The. ssllowins quotations Of
0ovsrn nest ssssrftiss:
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Special Hotioss.
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!: .s =: S.:l!HaIfs'A :;;, MI Ia
ss:i ;': !, $s;'a: q: !.
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W
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~ ss.,is q lev 2Esass; shs Of rss:,.s
Wv -. = Gs!lss.: S.il:;S, MI f.:s:sits;:
street,. :ss.h M: - - =. s:ss.s
p.; Ss Il. .s N. .... sS z. s.,.:
4: s rss. ail .s his '''' ''.sa
S:: S ss,s:. $ I's's ;:A 'ss';';
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s ...ssl CO.. ss'i'r' corner Fifteenth .''
ba,sr S RoSin,oS S' tWsii. Hcsinson 4 Co. 81
Is; ~ Eiss: "a ss: IA
luton VIZ H = Is ::;'i
o0rn'r Ninth street f'ns,Ial's siaiisffisHsb,
c. srosns. cisiinsn,
= s,si.!.5, - 80
~l WOULD MOST ,RE9PECT.
f q n
formerly wslktr's. lsts Burk
0etu,- " nS...A
f4 ,
eiass. Ae., &c. cheaper than say other place.
~-rAYLOR a Cos .
| kDY ssGnEAM 00nA. W
corner Of ssyen.n s.d y ssrs:!.,
c%:.,,-. v,,nx c.,-,... 80
ssii:sT Wss:r: ON b.ssEss.
~REMoyED m. N. Miller, Attor-
nsy q Law. has renoye n. ohee 70 No.
sesa-sm ---
TIE LARhEsT sToGki
THE HOST REfsoEzst PRi0Es
over P..II Bro'.,
ss:a . o,7,.s g!, GOOD. s.s.s...ens..:
~ -. c .U....u ,.,,
An EXTENSIVE BOOT AND ia6E Hogsh
WAIT. md ,! y: bEsF sssSExSTGsI.
$50 ,ss.1 Co CARD !. .e. ei.l ss Will.
discovered safe and simpls. rspsdy ioy the ear:
q nsivea. wsasnss,.: kaSriy psssya pssss y
Iss o. s,sG.dsf, ,s SrerS n On x ss .r as
y hi. noSl. remedy, PIS6pisd 81. 3 a::irs .
~ ,ns, ,ne nm I.ins ~. msa,ssns
j.. :.si.a sa,.ises: % any o.s vSo needs H. III;
VI Aa''' JOSEPH r. INuAN,
oes.en Station D. slnl. Aoa.e,N." i'Ir III"
E PHtLSDsofhT o. MAahhAaEs =,
=; k.- MI ss.ss$ y s:'SS;; :$si.::;;s:
Resisysd; Tho Cause Of lsdi5sss'iq5n Ssqssas:
fS1s.spSis.ily S$s:idsisj. IS::: iFs,. i;
more: i Ws:i Baltimore street. Baltimore. IA:
slrLAW BEREAVEMENT OF co.
wRDsEsSA9, oe,SSsr is. isy psrsos: i is.sfs.ssd
are invited 70 the iutIoduetcty exercises. held .
streets, Al s:S o'eiee2. :. N. ' oetl. Gwf.aW
= - 49,. -
JsS: ist Wan ss's a a:.a: B;s
| sile BY WIN. A. dRAYs northeast corner o. ma
:..Ao.sel. avenue .ad Fourth street. I.n.u
fN- HAN Prize: e L.sert:S P.spl.
oi!Ss ohio 6SiisIc. q bsaisl su;ssii, ~ SiosiIs:
| natii also. Of ths 'Ru.h Medical COLLEGE, CD
- .;.w =, - n.y.. ,.,,,,.,1v :.
~ Per bottle. EATrANs. DRUGGIST Va D.
~ H IL n Il N q Q L I.
iai9 y,eioa. habits. md nov ds.ire hishsf iif:
ior The af,eted ss1t n sealed Letter .1sysIeHs:.
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HOWE DUNN On the Inst Of September q,
Bloomin ston, Indiana, Lieutenant wALrER HowH,
DUks.
HUDs0S-McoILL.- Id Alleghsny city, Penn.
yissniA, At the South Common ksthodisi Eplseo-
HupsoS. surgeon United States navy. snd Eiss
hhsqhEr n; hooILL, y9unssst daughter Of the
CARLT0H-CLARK.- On the 18th Of September.
By the Rev; William H. HarpsI, at the fesidenes
81 the brides father.ALIcg x. CARLroN and VIII.
Maryland.
HAYwoob-wHR3Ik R. On the 9Th instant. .,
Trinlty church. b. The Rev. DR.. Add sln, CHARLls
4. WHaGLHk. Of this city.
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RoArdinI

A Pkw BoARDIRs CAN BE AcCoMno.
a. s.'ef SLh pa gSsTd ssS bSds1. M
Sos street. betWsss Twelfth sHs rhli,s.,H
oets-A' .... -
LIRsr-cLAss TABLE BOARD CAN BE HAD
street aad Psnnsylvania avenue. for $40 per
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DIED.
CURTIS On IIidays 9Th Instant; Assl BsLL,
omontha.
RATlkE-RoBERr RArIRH died on the sth Of DC
tober, at o'clock. p m aged 81 years.
PBTrIs October g. BRIpaEr, wife Of VIM Pstiis.
aged 60 years,
bere.
residence, sixth street. between aud boundary.
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"FELIx HOLT" the Radical; by George
Eliot. Published by Harper d Bro, New
York. For sale by Blanchard q Mohun,
corner Of Eleventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
THE HISTORY OF PzNDEsSIs," his for
tunes and mlsfortunes, his friends and his
greatest enemy; by William Makepeace
Thackeray, author Of "yanity Fair" &c.
Published by Harper & Bros, New York.
For sale by Blanchard & Mohun, corner Of
Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue.
"PsKpuos," or "white stone," emblem
Of" New Name" being the observations Of
s. d. Williamson, esq, on the sermons do
livered by Rev. J. P. Newman and Rev.
Charles J. White on the "Primacy." Pub.
lished by the author, and printed by Gibson
Brothers. For sale by William Ballantyne,
Seventh street, between D and E.
DooRKEEPER OF THE HoUsE.-Mr. Otis
Buxton, the popular doorkeeper Of the
House Of Representatives, has returned from
his summer vacation, and Is again ut his
post OF duty at the Capitol, where we have
no doubt he will continue to manifest the
same distinguishing characteristics Of hdel,
ity. promptness and courtesy which have
heretofore marked his official course. We
welcome this occasion to congratulate him
upon his return, and also to attest our ap-
probation Of his merits as an officer Of the
House, than whom we do not believe there
has ever been one more efficient and compe-
tent. The advantage Of many years. &C.
quaintanco anterior to his appointment here,
enables US to speak confidently, and with
full assurance as to his manly qualities and
many virtues. He comes from family
whose sterling character Is unquestloned.
It gives US pleasure to state this fact, as 1t
also gives clue to the origin Of those ele-
ments to which we have referred, upon
which It Is not difficult to build reliable
reputation, such as he has established dur
Ing his term Of Office here. He will soon be
at work at the annual task Of rehtting and
arranging the Hall Of the House for the next
session of Congress, which in a few weeks
will be at hand.
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hcSSoohtico VI hics EEOm kuc IA on IcT-
mented liquors $4,000, 900 more were de-
rived; from tho transportation Of merchan-
disc, over 20, 900 ,000j from sales OF other
merchandise, $500, 900 more; from In
comes, 81, 900, 000i from stamps, on, 0O0,-
900, and from smaller items, sufficient to
make an aggregate Of sl5S, 900 200.
Secretary Boutwell, concluded with state
ment Of the, manner Of the application of the
revenues to the payment Of the public debt
The debt presented itself In three forms,
and these were bonds issued BY the Govern.
ment, payable at time, In future, and bear
Ing Interest, most Of them at siI, and a
small proportion at Ave per cent. Then
there was the currency Of the country, known
as greenbacks, used for circulation and is
sued without interest. Then there were out
standing $50, 0O0, 900 Of three per cent. Ger
tidcates, as they are called, the Interest and
principal Of which were payable on demand,
and In currency, and held chiefly by the
banks Of the country, as part OF their re-
serve, they having the right any moment to
call on the Government for the redemption
Of these three per cents. in greenbacks.
When the Secretary OF the Treasury found
himself In possession OF five, ten, or fifteen
millions Of surplus funds he was to appro-
pirate 1t 10 the payment Of one or the other
oil these forms Of Indebtedness.
by law Of Congress he was prohibited
from diminishing the volume Of greenbacks
below s3o6, OOO, 900, which was the amount
Issued when he came to the Treasury Depart
ment' Millions OF three per cents held by
the banks answered, TO a certain extent, the
ONCE OF the currency. They were closely
watched by the banks, and would not be
given up except upon some sort Of pressure.
The Secretary Of the Treasury did not feel
himself ut liberty to apply this pressure,
even II 1t were IN his power to do 90; more.
over, he felt that II was, 70 some extent, a
departure from the law OF Congress, By
which he was required 10 allow the volume
Of the currency to remain a. Il was when be
entered the oficeI therefore, the course pur.
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AT THE ELKApER RAD, CoN.-Doc.

AT THE ELKADER RAD. CoN.-Doc.
Hoffbauer called to order. Sile r.
Woodward made chairman, +. LARA
and L. F. Carrier, secretaries. Then
resolutions. An informal Treasury
ballot: Kellner 81, Carrier q, Wood
ward 81, Vaupel As. Formal, Kellner
9l!, Vaupel Az. For Sheriff, Davis 964,
Monlux 3l4. School Supt. Mcneil "a,
Wakeman 81, Boyd9. Brownson for
Coroner without division. s. l..
Peck, for Surveyor unanimously. In
formal for Legislature Murdoch II,
Cook SO, Crazy Al, Place 40, Scott 2e,
Taylor 20, Eibeck %. Formal, Muir
dock 70, Crazy SO, Cook 20, Place 43,
Scott IL, Taylor 40, Eibeck 7. Muir
dock nominated. Second formal:
Place AZ, Scott 10, Taylor 70. Taylor
nominated. Thos. Updegraff, Frank
Larrabec, A. Papin, L. F. Carrier and
Doc. Hoff bauer, Co. Cen. Committee.
A decided anti-Allison, anti-Tomp-
kins, anti-Eibeck victory. Mr.. Tay-
lor is said to be a gentleman of ability
and Templar. Judge Murdoch is an
able man, well known and hard to
beat, though we are told special
Templar ticket will be got up in the
County, and possibly Labor Union
Ticket. If such movements turn up,
it might be difficult to tell what may
be the result. We will all know in
October.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-07-14

LArEsr.-"Mack" of the N. w. Tele-
graph line, kindly reports us advices of a
general nature.
BELFAST, Ireland, July l4th.
This morning terrible riot between
Orangemen and Catholics. Twelve or
fourteen injured. One hundred and fifty
windows broken by stones.
BREsT, FRANCE, July 18th.
No signals from the Great Eastern, now
uncoiling the French and American Ca
BILE. Fears are entertained. The French
Ministry has resigned Ell masse; had
indication for the peace of France.
The London Star says our Cuba SYM
pathy balances English aid to the rebels.
Allen and Gallagher, fighting cusses,
will go for $1,000 side at st. Louis,
Aug. 18th.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-07-14

The MEDICAL quarrel is continued. We
published DR.. Hicks article over his sig
nature, and as he wrote it. We suppress
(by request) the name of our this weeks
correspondent. Our feelings amount to
about this: If man attempts to criticize
another, he should know how to spell
scholar with one L, else he is not a good
scholar We are no censor. Our inter
est in the medical profession is rarely
excited-quite healthy generally-but if
the Galens Of this country want the col
umns of the TINES, hereafter, to convey
pills to each other, the price will be twenty
cents line. Professional discussion,
either ecclesiastical, medical, or legal, is
tasteless to the great mass of readers, and
gratifying only to the part es Immediately
interested in person. We shall henceforth
regard all matters of the kind as Adver-
tisemcnts, and report bills to the senders
at reasonable rates.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-07-14

OUTsIDE.-Iowa University Address ~
Judge Geo. C. Wright, with o delicate
commend or two from We 'uns......A fall
in love scrape..... Flowers and their mis-
sion.. ..Maxims for girls: not being one
Of 'em, we are not sure about the maxims.
......" Scan woman keep secret?' We
confess to want of knowledge on this
subject. late article indicating alarm
in the Iowa radical party......Analysis of
the Bible; good for scrap book......
Sprague of Chicago pays 100000 for
telling young lady lie.. ....Ohio Demo-
cratic Convention. Lager Beer Prin-
cess. Fun Alive on the fourth page......
DR.. Lyman Beecher and polc-cat......
Miscellany.