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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

TIE CHARLESTON News, the circulation of
which Is about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, Is the
6est advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want stu stions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, orhaye them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; vhohAyp iest Or foandl aEbdlea Of value,
THs News has NO equal; and in. order that all
classes may have their wants Supplied, we have
adopted the following scale Of oHHAP ADyER=
T1sK,lKsrs, pagn.erf for which must invariably
DO made ,ohen me orde, is giuen:
Adverlisements OF situations wanted by or
offered to Clerks, governesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-servants, porters. shop.
boys. cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
lot; articles lost found; houses, shops, Offices
and warehouses wanted or TO Lot, and miscella-
neods wants Of all kinds.
For oaoh insertion OF advertisements OF tho
classes specified:
Not exceeding Three LINES or 20 words. rs cents
Z" Foun LINES or 80 words. ....i0 Z"
+" FIVE LINES or 40 worde.. {"
All advertisements to be inserted OF these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at TIE
News Office by 9P. NJ. sissssssf; ;EI.ss.
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Auction sGles This Day

Wn11AM MCKAY willsell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, furniture, crockery, &C.,
II. NJ. MARSHALL BROTHER will sell at 10
o'clock, at No.. dreenhill-strest. south oil
Tradd, furniture of q family.
J. FRASER MATHKwRs will sell at II O'Clock,
at his Office, pony, dray, 60.
N. A. HUNT will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, boots, shoes, go.
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EnLos1oN.-About haH-past Ave o'clock yes
terdsy afternoon an acid retort at the works Of
the Pacific Guano Company, at Rikersville,
exploded, by which the superintendent OF The
works, Mr. Ebaugh, was scaldcd in the face.
The injuries susts ined, though excessively
painful, are not considered serious. He came
TO town and received medical treatment.
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SAILING OF 6rEAxsHPs.-The following
steamships, which were kept here several days
by stormy galos, departed yesterday: The
steamships Saragossa and Tiliie, for New
York; Prometheus, for Philadelphia, and Fal.
con, for Baltimore.
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sAyASsAH AID CHARLESTON RAILROAD. The
Stockholders Of the Savannah aud Charleston
Railroad are notified that the company is now
prepared to fund the interest due September
1st, 1869, and the treasurer can Se found until
Saturday, 11th instant. at the Office Of Messrs.
Campbell d Seabrook, Broad-street, and after
that date at the company's Office. foot Of MIL
street.
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LADns' MUTUAL AD Assoc1ATIoN.-The re-
port Of the receipts and expenditures Of this
association for the month Of August, 1869. con.
'sists Of the following amounts, viz: Balance
on ssnd sl17 ". salasroom account tS5 81, sub
scriptions $2-'otal $165 IA. Cssh paid $128;
balance on hand August 81. s2s 14-totsl,
ti66 II. Amount OF ordered work during the
month, 10 ~.
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ARRIVAL OF THE SrBAMsHrp MANHATTAN
This fine ship of the Adger line Of New York
steamships reached hor wharf last evening,
having arrived off the port somo hours previ.
ously. The Manhattan brings large and
heavy freight list, every portion OF the ship
being crowded. With considerable cargo OH
deok. Shc also has number OF passengers,
among them come Of our toiow-citizens who
have returned after business trip to the
North. The weather experienced was very
rough, heavy sea prevailing for much Of the
passage, and consequently somewhat extend.
ing the usually very quick timo OF this favorite
steamer,
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TIE krTnNrIos OF sll interested is called to
the following section Of an ordinance, ratified
on the 22d'of! August, 1910 That imm ediately
'after the publication OF this ordinance, NO per.
son shail'eauge any liquor or oil, pack any
beef or pork or measure any coal, are-wood
or lumber, except he be duly qualified as afore.
.satd, uudsr the penaity Of forfeiting o sum not
exceeding forty dollars.
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CHAaaEs NOT SUSTAINED Yesterday the
Investigation into some charges Of malfeasance
in Office: preferred by Mark Reynolds against
r. @. Miller, chairman Of the Board OF County
Commissioners, was terminsted. The inyesti-
Cation was conducted by Mr. E. B. seabrook
and Magistrate KanapaSx, who decided that
the charges were not sustained,
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HorkI AnnRALs. sxprx,taxs !17.--Pauiiion
Il Hole. C. b. Rice,' Georgia, AZ J. Thouron,
steamer Dfetatot; ". II; ,Japsss ". BsoNp,
R Ptttard. u. 81. Daniel, Athens, Ga,i y;;'W, y;'W
Hsu,6As.' South Csfoltus; A., A. iAfFspots,
Tboa,Snn: Ga; q. K.y LAztigue. N!,Pottet. Y. !,
BIsoivlle; T. a. !. lensr3, New: Yark; a. Ielysa.
Bf.neh,ile: A. n: Kifs tner1 kIpEesss Il
Company; a.. H;Hin Nsss and vile, BIC ,Iof.;
s: A.. Bigger. g.. 7. Robinson, ksnbing; ". b
Wofshata, Cooper River; B. D. Holmssl r. E.
sslmas, Barnwell,. ,.B..A. B.rly, ). q: Parrot. A.
p Purcs, y. A.. Lair, Darlington; e. H!Vsuehn, I,
Timmousville; J. W. Seymour, Athens, Ga, : !.
0hdrteston RotsL. TfesseI, Ii. d. Guillie.
:p,s. t. rntge g cameron. Moulton Emery, oity;,,
* Hd,n4an. New York; ". d. PeIf, WilHsmI
AoopilouSa,. cosqmbisi g, T: De.rlns, : IL ~
snsta; z; NJ; Pas Italetoh. spafEa, da.i a. 1p,.
Msyes, ?. =. Hsyes. 5.f. Mayes; South Caro-
in1.' r.etatc;, .t,HrtffIs gf.l.i-rTT bhAst
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The DEAD INFANr. THE News has already
mentioned that Coroner Whiting had held an
inquest upon tho body OF a white infant, found
dead in a cellar of house on Coming, between
Wentworth and Beanfain streets. Yesterday,
tho Investigation was concluded. The parent
proved that the child was stiiI-born, and that he
bad placed it in q coffln aud inferred it 10 the
cellar, intending to have it placed in the
family vault In city churohyard. Lieutenant
Philippy and Officer Levy worked up tho case.
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A STRANGE E1ouRsIoN.-An excursion party
OF rbout one thousand colored men and women,
from Chesterfield and Darlington, will arrive
10 Charleston by the Northeastern Railroad. at
o'clock p. NJ, Thursday, the 10th instant
The party will leave Charleston on their way
homo at z o'clock on tho morning of the follow.
ing Saturday. Tho object OF tho e1cursiopists
is stated to be 'ro visit tho city"
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FURNrrURE.-R. M. Marshall i Brother will
sell this morning, o. No. 1 Greenhill-streot,
tho furniture OF family declining housokeep-
ing, including handsome plrior set. Brusso Is
carpet, &c.
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REAL EsrATE.-The entire real estate of the
late James a. Hammc will be sold in Bench
Island, Edgefield Coup on October 20th next
SEQ advertisement
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LONG STAPLE FRox FLORIDA. -Messrs. Kirk
patrick Witte, factors, OF DUR city, received
on Monday. per steamer Dictator, from Fer
nandina, three bags Of the new crop Of Florida
long staple cotton. The quality OF this ship.
ment is said to be excellent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-08

DENrIsTnY.-Mr. Samuel A. White, pupi
of DR.. Patrick, has opened an Office at No. Sc
King street. Mr. Whito is highly reco nmend
cd as skilful and experienced dentist.
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%hR NEws In THE CouNrRI.- Readers Of
The NEWS going to the country can receive
their favorite paper by mail, daily, at seventy
five cents month, by addressing note. with
their subscription, 10 our publication Office.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-08

THH NEW York STEAM L1NE.-Ths superior
steamship Champion, Capt. R. W. Lockwood,
reached New York from this city yesterday at
6P. III. The steamship James Adger, OF the
same line, left New York yesterday at P. NJ.
for this city, with large freight list. 81.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-08

TEE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE TRADE aud house.
keepers are directed to the improved gom pre-
serving jar advertised by Messrs. ". G. Will.
den & Co.
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BUsINEss NOTICES.

CoorKR Sour, boiled mutton and caper sauce
for lunch at Torck's "Our House" to-day.
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ARRIVAL OF: \ Tnucx-FmxHANb; -H.sr1v,.
T1ss.-Ths' steamsr Manhattan, which arrived
AZ o'clock yesterday evening. brought from
New York an elegant truck foc-a oosnpany OF
Athens. Ga. The ,&QlloHins seniisusui ftotin
Athens were the conmittee appointed. to 10,
oeivs their now machine; ". q. Jones, j, ".
Brown, B. Pollard;' II. "A. DANES, y. W. Han.
ohest and A1A. Larrsnors' An escort fromI
Hook and Ladder No. 1 mel then. on he wharf,
and every engine company kept open house
last night. The 0eorRisns were tres,ed with
genuine areman's hospitality. ana tie evening
was spent IN round Of visits., Tbs truck re.
mained on the stesmer last night. and win be
escorted to the South Carolina Railroad depot
this morning by dsiegatioas nom tho Ohariex.
ton coapaniAs.
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Daua LAsEIs.-We desire to call the stten.
'tion OF druggists IN, the city and throughout
the State 10 the peculiar facilities OF TIE NEWS
JOB Of'oe for printing all kinds Of drug labels,
prescription blanks. &C., at the shortest notice.
and in b style unsurpassed anYahere in the
country. Our stock OF cute, borders aud fancy
type Is unusually large and choice. Call and
examine specimens Of work.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Meetings This Day.

.l Meetings This Day.
franklin Lodge, at p. 81.
Hook And Ladder, No. 3, at. 8 P. n.
German Fire Company, at, P. n.
Hope Fire Company. at 8P. NJ,
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LssTs'.t SSifFouiasien! Z F 1Hs 9Allr VIEWS
sEIN0 TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
coGNIzED AS HAV7NG TRE LARGEST CIR
cULATIoN IN THE, cfTF OF CHARLESTON,
publishes THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
mo IN TIE PosT0FF1oE AT Tax END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TIE PRoVhs-
<oNs OF THE NEW PoSToFT1oR LAW
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after the bill was read, moved to adjourn.
Carried. , T 7ai
Council then adjourned.
EXTRA MEETING OF THE CHAMBER OF Cox-
MiRoR. -SsAt an extra meetinRof the Chamber
Of Commerce, held last evening at the Hiber-
niane Hall, First Woe President's. Il Tupper in
the chair, the following report was read and
adopted:
To the Chamber Of Commerce., Gharleston:
aENTIzAEE.The undersigned, your COM
on May 81st, to take into confederation certain
subjects connected with the sale OF cotton in
this city, beg to report, that they have
oi seat aoon fS E sSs and sh
ped to other ports. For this purpose they
have carefully weighed several bales OF cotton
upon the lower Market public scales, and find
same bale varying several pounds at,differept
trials. They would, therefora, report adyerse-
ly to tho employment Of large stationary scales
OF that character. They further weighed these
same bales on all OK the scales nov used by the
wharves for that purpose. aud found no mate
rial variation bet-,,sen the different scales.
sIney haVe Scen forced to the conclusion that
!ne Suae now In use is the best th1t
they can recommend, The more 30
kwhere the beam. scafSis employed. They at.
tribute the loss OF weight complained OF to
have been caused principally BY drying 10 the
sad generally holds out In weight. Your COM
u1fttes heartily endorse the recommendation
with regard 70 the moro sareful packing and
b.iing Of o9tton p, ,ols planters, feeling g,
terest as protection from stealing. n.;5r
As the sellers Of cotton hare taken DIP the
subject pf :insurs1oe. storage and the time fol
delivery Of cotton AFTER sAie, ana 90 the pFos-
neets are favorable TO- . satisfactory 3aass 3ss
tSsa Mes, =, otld svilI de result Ok t6sIs action
in t$6. tSts assss ssss,n d lie through r.,e. .,
.rsltSs ps4 TsiIosd So3,ps par s!sd s!.h tl!s
losc afais1. Ns .are; ssttG5ss snss as presy.it
as she inssssss @s:
ket,l ana re further believer that the
direction Of ouI several hnes Of railroad HiA
always be glad To eso-opcrato With this Chamber
70 shia ss %as sutsps e aa Saaas ae
ofthe trade ofopr eitJ.lu = I.ssl.,..
sTxrl1Sl HoTAnD.
VIZ. II IAwaSh
- tI, aW..E,9HoyfLAHp., :. II
e r. "A. 3. CHIsoLH,
3 RoBr. MURDOCH.
Mr. Porcher. seconded BY MI Frost, pre-.
posed the following resolution, in lieu Of tho
report presented by the committee on Septemr
Der 9Th:
Reso,ued. That the Chamber 6kar urepnium
Of silver goblet. suitably 3nSrayedSt 70 1the
yaiue OF 500, through the Aarioultufsi and
Carolina. at tho fair TO be held In oolambia,
Noyembsr, 1859, for the best ten bales upland
cotton, as to quality. preparation and staple.
Rseo!rsd, That. the secretary comrannioaSe
tMorihYlth M the above resolution toAbe seoretary
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TIE CITY HAND ENanEs.-THE News has
mentioned that the Prudence and the United
Are companies, oolored, were successful in the
drawing for the Two CITY hand ongiues not in
the possession of fire companies. The presi.
dents Of these two companies applied to Chief
Engineer Nathan for the engines, but he re-
fused to give thom authority to take them. on
the ground that he was not empowered to do
80. The presidents retired, and shortly after
the Chief received letter from the Mayor in
struoting him to turn the engines over to the
companies. Enclosed in the letter was copy OF
the lately adopted ordinance to make certa5s
oolored fire companies part OF tho Fire De-
partment. The Chief wrote to the Mayor that
he could not comply With the instructions,
giving the same reason that he gave to the
presidents Of the companies; also, stating that,
Id his opinion, the Board OF Firemasters only
had power to dispose OF the engines. he re-
quested an interview with the Mayor, aud on
Monday, accompanied by the chairman and
nrst vice chairman Of the Board called upon
him. After pleasant interview, The Mayor
consented to have the whole matter referred TO
the Board Of Eiremasters, which, At their next
t,Iheeting, willmost probably order the engines
No be given 10 the companies. ~: TX .iG "a
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CRUms.-The drunk and disorderly citizens
contributed $1s In funds to the city treasury
yesterday.
The city sheriff is now making up a list Of
the delinquent taxpayers.
Yesterday Officer Levy arrested officer Coates
for violating tho ordinance reiaitue to s'drum.
ming" without q license. his recent acts in Lsu-
rensville being the main ground for the arrest
8. B. Wright has been appointed department
collector Of internal revenue for the counties Of
Barnwell, Colleton and Beaufort. .,.
The Hibernian Society enjoyed their usual
monthly reunion last night, and at the close of
the business meeting an invitation was extend
ed to the Chamber Of Commerce to unite With
them in the Festivities OF the oosss1 VT IS
hardly necessary to state that it Was accepted
without dissenting voice.
"A large number Of negro lsborers passed
through tho oity, 1t is presumed 10 work on the
Brunswick Railroad. lt. a.. t..T.ts !, 4.
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praying tbs. q police sosoe beY,s.tun., % fn ',ss IN
Upper Wards ggsrdhoais, Sss ,1sb btSds ,Snd
pei,,ion X !, TIsssssf,, ,'!.g..s1r.ys T e.
miitee on Buildino,. y - = = = - s'S-.-
Petition Of n Harrsnhn-e .ss -a,arraa - -
Committee on Licenses.
Petition Of p. Ma,tzlar nas ra,er,ed 70 co,,.
mit,ee on Iioensas. . ~ -
Petition of p. ). HoIlins Was referred to Com.
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Range or ThermomhfSfT nj thS7 News
once. ..5.-,t. = -,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-08
Des MOines and McGregOr.

ELKADER, Sept. 9th, 1869.
II. ". B,rlingdme When 1 came
home after. seeing you, collected what
had reported subscribed, and paid to Col
Bausenwien, taking his receipt for the
amount as an Elkader subscription. Yes
terday 1 took him in my buggy and
examined two routes leading from Elka-
der to head Of Sni MaGil-one of which,
he selected and pronounced it good line,
and much lighter grade than he expected
We went to the divide, north of Farmers
burg, where the waters flow into the
Mississippi, and he there made the
remark that his anxiety was ended" The
question of good line for a Railroad
from Des Moines to McGregor is nc
longer doubt t; but fixed fact. We
returned to camp, at Elkader, where he
would move tents and fixtures up Poney
Greek, towards McGregor, which he ex-
pected to reach by Saturday evening
Sept. llth.
Truly yours,
II. L. FREEMAN.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-08
JOhnSOn's Atlas.

JOlnson's Atlas.
We have just ordered for our own use,
copy of this remarkable work, now
being introduced into this vicinity by Mr..
Griggs; we are confident We shall sub
serve the cause of education and true
intellectual improvement, by bringing it
to the notice of our readers. Several
similar works have been published hereto
fore in this country, but none that have
combined so many and so great excellences
as this. The size Of the volume is about
eighteen by twenty-five inches, and an
inch and half in thickness; it is bound
very elegantly and durably; and contains
one hundred and fifteen maps and charts,
and accompanying printed matter of great
variety and value-all the countries of the
globe are carefully delipeated in the maps,
which are engraved and colored with rare
cleanness and beauty and the fruits of
long study are seen in the accumulated
information given in the printed matter
concerning the geography, history, and
general statistics of each country. Let us
call attention to few special features of
excellence in the work. First, the
Northern States of the Union, with but
few exceptions, are given with each town.
ship, colored by itself. Second, between
the maps, throughout the volume, extra
L., Ia hn
purchaser of the Atlas to paste new
maps, as they are issued from time to
time by the publisher, which maps he
agrees to furnish at trifling cost. Third,
a carved and beautifully illustrated trea-
tise on Physical Geography, accompanied
6y six charts, has place in the volume.
Fourth, complete list of all the cities,
towns, villages, and Postoffces of the u.
S. occupies about 80 pages. Fifth, the
work contains excellent Biblical and clas-
steal maps. Sixth, a chronological history
of The rebellion, giving events, both civil
and military, in briefitems, as they occur
red from day to day, is the finest thing OF
the kind we have ever seen; and it is
accompanied by large war map OF
Richmond and vicinity. But we cannot
dwell ut greater length upon the variety
of valuable matter in this comprehensive
work. We say to every man who loves
and seeks substantial knowledge, embrace
the opportunity. if it is offered you, to
add this geographical book of books to
your literary treasures.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-08

GENERAL TERM-This Court is now in
session at McGregor. Judges McGlath.
cry, Burdick and Hunt are dispensing
Justice with the most eminent Black.
stonian grace. All the lawyers in North
Iowa are with us and a jollier set of in
tellectual gentlemen we have not met
for long time. MILo's quiet Pen.
nsylvania way ''hauds them a. in order
We will have list of cases and decis.
ions for our next issue.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-08
ssThankS.v

''Thanks."
Under this head our old, respected,
blunt, "Robin Ruff'-1S56-TIMEs FORE
man talks as below, in his new DEBORAH
Sheet, the Register and Tentilator. Geo.
w. Haislett has been financially out of
luck part of it may be attributed to him
self perhaps; this is not our business,
though we suspect G. w. listened too
readily to those who pledged honor and
cash to his support. The cash part didn't
connect with Georges train of wants. and
he was compelled to douse his peak for a
time. lie is now on his feet again and
willing to work for merely living pay.
Let him have show. Who will grudge
the sum of fifty cents year for one of
the widest Mustang journals in the..west.
Send two copies to the "House of Pat"
marked "collect on delivery" and you can
bet on remittance. But we have forgot
ten the subject that started this little arti-
Gle. Let's see! Eighteen hundred and
Fifty six! Half an average life time amt
it? Several home and other matters have
transpired since then. Drop all of them
for the present:
Our friend was visiting here several
weeks ago and made the acquaintance of
Typhoid Fever. He recovered, of course,
or this would be an obituary notice. The
kind attention he received while prostra-
ted is nicely acknowledged, but we do
insist that Geo. should have named EMILY,
his devoted wife, as one of the principal
aids to his recovery. Probably the boy,
like most of us married folks, forgets to
think how close the union of hearts when
misery pals the hour. We know his re-
gard and love for her and hence forgive
his thong htessness. Here is the acknowl-
edgment:
$50 many kindenesscs were shown us du-
ring our recent FIVE weeks battle with Ty-
phoid Fever, at McGregor, that we feel in
duty bound to return our heartfelt thanks
through these columns.
TO DIR. John Lowe, our skillful and ex>
cellent Physician, to mother, brothers and
sisters, to Mrs. Nit. Goddard, Mrs. White,
Seals, Drummond, Mr.. and Mrs. Howe,
of Monona, and many kind friends, who
ministered to our wants and were inter
ested in our welfare, we are under pro-
found and lasting obligations. Your as
sistance and kindness, friends, will never
be forgotten by u.s."
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-08

A BARcAIS.-John Valentine, proprie.
tor of the grocery and family supply store,
in the Gutheil block, on the corner of up,
per Market Square, will give bargain to
any one wanting to engage in well es-
tablished business. His stock is in good
shape and in location best suited to the
convenience of large portion of our citi-
zens. Mr.. Valentine has other interests
which require his attention, and hence the
cause of the bargain offered. lie is now
selling at cost which he will continue to
until sale is made to some purchaser.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-08
Weather, Markets, SC.

Variable. Rain and cold. Clear now.
Grain being saved. Almost frost. River
in good stage, but falling. Business fair
in the wholesale line-see our Ads. if you
want to purchase. Peterson & Larson's
weekly corrected price list will give you a
general idea Of what is going on.
Gold went up today because of report
that all naval officers were to report for
dnty. The advance was not sustained.
Wheat, here is 95 to Jos s. Corn, 70 to so;
Oats, As.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-08

HoRsE:HoEIN1.-Wm. Eibel desires to
inform the public that his Horse-shoeing
business is increasing so rapidly that he
cannot attend to making wagons as he
formerly advertised. Repairing generally
will be done promptly and on fair terms,
but the special business Of the firm Of
Eibel & Schroeder, at the central Brick
Shop will be Horse-shoeing.
McGregor, Aug. 3lst. 672w2