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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-08
Senator Sherman.

Senator Sherman.
Senator sherman, of Ohio, is Chairman
of the Finance Committee in the United
States Senate; therefore he speaks as one
having authority when he congratulates
the people of Canton, (which few years
ago was sleepy going town." on having
doubled its population and trebled it's
property. This marvellous change, and
changes like it which have been going en-
all over Ohio, Senator Sherman dutifully
attributes to the Republican party. 1t
was not regardedas sign of strength in
that Prime Miaister who was so eager
always in taking credit for any piece of
good luck which befell, that, when an
neunoing e.the House of Commons the
joyf6l news u the1birth of princess, he
50 far forgot himself as to give his admin
4 affUn- s-sa;t ~. tso harry erc,,t
Diversity of employment and division
sof labor are the protectionist's stock
phrases with which Senator Sherman
describes the growth of his State and our
national greatness. These are the objects
which, as a Republican and a projections
iss he seeks to accomplish by tariffs and
governmental interference. But the very
terms which he uses as betray the futility
of tariffs, the needIessness of government
interference, and the absurdity of the
argument which protectionisrs make
that the higher money cost Of home
product does not prove the advantage CT
purchasing the cheaper product imported.
"You cannot compete with Iowa and
Minnesota in wheat-growing but the
butter, cheese, eggs, and poultry of Ohio
will-each article-rcalize as more money
than our vast wheat crops of thirty years
ago. Now great change has
taken place throughout Ohio, which will
continue until Ohio will be tbs great
manufacturing State of the Union, with
its workshops in every town and its pro-
ducts in every State and Territory"
These changes have taken place by the
assistance of no tariff laws among the
States of the Union against each other.
They have taken place slowly and in pro-
gressive adjustment to the changed envi
ronment of Ohio. When, thirty years
ago, she produced her great wheat crops,
it was because the people OF that State,
all things considered within and without,
made the most money by producing those
great wheat crops. And individual sagac-
ityslxl sufficient to discover and take
advantage 0f the fact.-Erch.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-08
Gle Times.
McGREGOR, SEPT. 8, 1869.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

For Governor,
GEO. GlLLASPY, Of Warcllo.
For Lieut.. Governor,
A. p. RICHARDSON, Of Clayton.
For Supreme Judge,
WIN. F. BRANNAN, of Muscatinc.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
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cc!,aMiCs


. ofHl'"S
Il Should cake II. for each week a portion
Of the paper " Ill be- devoted especially To
their parrmpnt. Hints and suggestions
from ne VERY best agricultural Journals
will hr given in every issue.
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FRENCH CONFEClI0N7RIES
FAMILY 4E GROCERIES,
AND STATIONERY.

which consists, IN part. Of Oyster, Cheese.
I.cmyus, / i.,. Gan leg. 10y, piefic-, end
all linus ui Nut,. Thankful for Pet ~
,ors and labronacc he rsoliriI' auor'ir-
nance of the same. from town Hna country.
ri" An KIND, 81 Barter .taLtu sa.t l-
Butter. Eggs. CAickrn, Frat'gi-. Apples,
and all kinds OF Prem Game.
i. JCURDAN, Ay5ri.
Jan7-ly
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DOty's Washing Machine

Al
..alriy Il UGH improyed--and the new
uNlNEESAL CLOTHES WHiNGER
improved with Rowell,s Patent Double
" rcl,. ami the Patent stop. are now
.nqur-lionat ~ tar superior TO any appa-
atnS o washing Gbthc. ever invented.
nd III save tlIeir cost twice Il year. 10y
.ying labor and clothes.
T0s, who have used them give testi-
uruy ~ follows:
'Nrlike our machine much; could not
e. persuaded TO do without il. and Will
the aid ~ Doty. we feel that We are mas
,rr- otyhe position. Bishop scott
NJ. T.. Church.
1T j. worth one dollar week to an!
lamily."-N. y. Tribune.
In tie Laundry ofmy house there is !
perpetual Thanksgiving on Mondays iol
he invention ofyour exeellynt wrin1er.'
-kcT. Theodore l.. Cuylcr.
livery week las given it stronger
Old upon the affections Of the inmates o
the lalndry."-Ncw York Observer
Il heartily commend 1t to economists o
| inc, money and contentn!rnl." -Rev. Dr
| Below.
They save threc-founhs OF tie lahoI
nj time. and pay for themselves, ! Otil il
money and contentment.' ~. o. Plea
yurr.
",riond Doty-Your last improvement
/ Of your Washing Machine j. ,uuyIrt
! -U,,rs-. assure You our Machine. ui,c
/ % year. Use. j. thought more q lu-Gu,
,.au ever and would NOT be parted Ui,
! luu'" "Ny circu stances. --.-uiuE Hoijin
son.
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Temple Of Music,
,,J Unicngslrcpt,
NASHVILLE. I: TEN NESSEE.

.T-tTS. =. MEG LURE
Respectfully announces 10 ais Wiuches-
trr friends and -nrouuair@ couLtrs, that
he ha, tie exclusive Of r'loWned
STGAwAY. EHAvsHAAN WlBlN, AND
!IANls BRO PIANOS,
pronounced by the profession and anna
trUr, To bcthn bet nadr-,lll otW .icl have
taken iir-t-,ias' ~, miNn's wherever cX-
.i'itcd. with ia jHmjgg lc9 ions of honor
- Prices and -uarvlt,cs saline Us at tie
MamUM.rurY.
IN Organs, Lee Gras'in the ":s,;r' ~
only. Wiich stand uc.uro the pUI,lic with
out +" Iiyai.il Swing all the perfection Of
tar PIPE rr-"n. with i' : than enc UuIth
lis cot. ChurcI.cs furnished al reduced
rates Satisfaction Guaranteed, or no SHE.
u " M nearly twrnt! years eNpr-
rIrlr in the business, in Nashville. lie
feels t.at
4"iH il"sers can Profit by Comigi.
IL Him.
raticr tIaIi trusting 10 dHryUiI dealers
lid local adventures in tie ltslnc>s.
IS Schools. Teachers. and stores fur
nishcd at usual discounts.
is it'll the cngat, N Mt Of Mr. SInoN
Hahn. tie well-kn0Wn Orunl and Piano
Tincr. al order. for tuning and repairing
luc," ana other musirni Instruments will
i'r atlcn rd to with dispatch.
- MIR. ID. ,. tuRLE il engaged and
vii hc pleased to wait on his ulmcrou
friends.
w. Orders by mail or otherwise Nron,pt-
y attended io. ard satisfaction @u:,ra,.t,cG.
February l5t.. 1869.
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ROBERT DONNEI,L
I N S IT IT u r. T
(The Columbia ,ynod's Female College
WINCHESTER. TENN.

/ 1lliS SCHOOL COMBINE TIE rare
\ advantages of Il high and healthy To-
! salty: of the very best OF society: of easy
IaccesS by tire great central tlIOrougitarr
the Nashville d Chattanooga Railroad. of
kCh!rCh"> ana sab atA SCHOOLS, OF all the
leading denominations. with t.ic privilp g
iotaitcnding amy that the students and pa
rents may prefer; OF lirSl-ciasS BOARDING..
, Kept hy Rev. DR.. VI. ii. Bone. who will
I spare no pains To render his hOar,lrr.
pleasant ANA az hOme. and OF boarding also
cured in the DcS. families in tow n. on
same I rms: of corps Of teachers who are
hot mere Bovioes in the profession of
tcarhing. but who have devoted their live,
to tie calling with suCccsS seldom cu,,iled.
land who give even assurance t}mt tI.ry
come to reN0ip. and 10 succeed. # i /, T.
Female olieSe OF the Cumberland PrcsLy-
terrain Church. and 20 recommended " the
synod at its late meeting at Athens. Ala.
a. an institution IN every way WORTHY of
the most liberal patron .e, both OF til,
public and the Church.
-i FACULTY.:
y. NJ. BuRNEY, ~. W.. Principal.
Miss Ella BAKER, y. NJ Irincipal Ee-
NAL, Tea, Ier.i q VA I" "a i',i.
Prof. ". 4. DEWITT and Iady. Teacher,
efMu-ic and French. -
Curriculum Us i'lgh a. that ciany t'c-
male College in the state. rt.r
PRICE OF BOARD AND TUITION: rr
Prlmhiy. per term Ofiiie ihInbths, 70 50
Preparatory or Medium. 20 90
I olleGiatr. 49, u 90
s,onths'rt Feei 1875 / IS
French.
Orn; mental Branches At p,gal,..tes
ortrcrS ana Latin nOicNtra charge.
boaroing. GALL things 1urnished.l slG 90
per hinth. ii+- ''L
Addre>s the Principal, or undersigned.
90 VI. II. BONE.
1ifeStaeRt board ~ trustees.
. !. J. SlLEE.i .Sgcreiay.
.cbYu RS .. 1868.
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II is to the interests of the
jerchants -..#
To support it well. For n good county
paprr i an onor to the town and counll
IN which it j. pulli!hrd--a rrSpect' !!
channel Through which they may reacl
Tie people.
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ladies
Should take it. for II will IN every Issue
contain beautiful Stories. Poetry. and
other Literature suited to their taste.
t#gyy
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10

I i.
SsS1e identical In appearance to the genuine ones
rb obei cannot be distinguished, and the bottles are
i,Dressed with the same marks The paintiHs sue 10 ~
strain the nae of their trade marks III appeared on Wy
testtmony that defendants stated to purchaser ons
,6o A. was canal TO Arnolls ink Tho defendants con
"ded that plaintiffs being the Ortglnators OF tc
90 ark had no better right 10 use II than they ad
e onft overruled the point, and gave Judgment Tor
tho piainiih
The people ex rel Lizzie G. Fillette agt Isaac
UermaAu appeal rather Interesting TO tenants was az
ned and decided in the General Term Oi the supreme
Court yeSerday certOraTL Lizzie g. Filete tehLht"
fashionable boardinshonse at No u Fast fIleehtn @
was, during last November evicied from the holse VI
supplementary proceedings taken by her lalalod "o
Herman Her defense before tho Justice was an eNlc. ~.
by tie landlord from balcony qua pay WlhooSM, M,oeent
down by hm for his convenience In erecting ah ying
building and from portion OF the yard ~ e1nrt en-.
brick wall Justice Lane of the Sixth District o0 10 he
trely dlsregarded this defense and dreeou Court on
turned out with all her boardeTs. The writ of
the hearing reversed the decision, ana graz Nr Filette
restitution. A case against the suretles u
OF course followed the same ruling -. E
Whiehurst agt II ufts ct ala ~ T1ig ne ot case IN
cuent onnli cation INT rarely close rs Iu te Vso ~
6neSfof was decided yesterday by tIo oC - "a % if
pleas Mr. Whitehurst agreed on IN e ~ ono vdor from
Tnffs Co 20 serve them as or No rner,opantnn,
ie HIss W .i"y ,rsa made in writing. On the 3lst or
VI VI te Sts q 20 discharged Mr.. Whitehurst, ana
DecepeL s LA January salary. In tho Marine court
ne sue hS M Majned that there no contract bind
Inc n me statute OF frauds. The Court below
lng ol tu' mir defense The General Tern however,
@ nOt ' 'traet 10 performed within year, ana was
Ut under the statute Of frauds void for want OF
ritten melnorandum and reverse the decision Oh inc
Cni
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10
CRIMINAL.

At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
Kate Burns was committed by Justice shandley on
charge OF stealing silk dress valued nt $40 belonging 10
Mrs Ernestine Lindner Of No. "a East broadway fat'
Ilck Casey was committed for abandoning his VIE.
The Hess case in which the defendant. a
revenue officer Is charged with attempting to extort O
from j. q. BerlnghOf cigar manufacturer was eOnlh
ned before Commissioner Belts yesterday. AduuonAl
evidence given by Hess 10 prove an alDl ana one
Ferdinand Lumein testified that Bcrlnghoh Ontrea hni
1000 cigars to periure himself by tesfyng against Hess
The further examination then adjourned TO tuesday
next
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Justice Shandey was brought Thomas Egan; young
man living at No % Westinghouse Onieer TonheT fonhd
the young man fighting in Washtngton'st, ana upon
attempting to take him into custody Egan turned upon
the officer and attempted TO strike him on the head Win
q heavy slung shot The blow was wnrded on, ana tne
offender taken into custody large knife WAS ionnd IN
the prisoners possession. He was committed 70 the
Tombs ..
In the Kings County Court of Sessions, yes
terday. Charles Bloom indicted with George Hogan was
convicted of burglary te0nously entering ana TOD
bng the shOestore OF Lewis Koppe In FourthSt near
Grandst f. d. the night of the Ath OF January last
The sentenced to State Prison Tor ve years
and Hogan. who pleaded guilty, was sentenced 70 lonr
years imprisonment Edward Panel was tried and con
victed on indictment charging him Win committing
feloniOus assault upon policeman while the atter was
ged in the discharge Of his duties lie was hned 1O
aud sent TO the Penitenuary for GO days
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10
CIVIL.

James WadswOrth, recently nominated for
Ied States Marshal for this District and who was re-
ported against by the Senate Judiciary Committee IA
petitioner In voluntary bankruptcy I'm this District His
liabilities fost up $S5S,57I Oh his assets, "nOne."
,-Faustini BerthilOt agt. II. l.. Bateman.-Mme.
Berthilot obtained Judgment without jury, ia the
Marine Court against MIR Bateman for assault in June
1857 while In his troupe The General Term OF tho
Marine Court set aside this Judgment, and ordered
trial before jury upon question OF fact In dispute,
Ignoring the point that jury was not demanded when
lsSue was Joined. The original Judgment In MIhe. Ber.
thilOts favor is now affirmed In the Court Of Common
Pleas.
In the United States Circuit Court, f. D., yes
terday before Jldge Benedict hearing was had IN the
OF the Brooklyn City Ice Company and All order to
show cause why the Company should not be declared
bankrupt returned. There being appearance on
the part OF the Company, the order was signed and
warrant issued TO the United States Marshal made
urnable the 28h inst, when the first meeting OF the
creditors win be held Mr. f. r Wood. late Collector Of
the Third Internal Revenue District was on motion Of
Assistant DlsrictAtOrney Allen, admitted to practice
ln the United States Courts.
BENJAMIN A. Arnold and Chas Z. Ogden agt.
yohn DOYelI ana othersThe plaintiffs IN this suit are
Inc successors o lac original Arnolds the makers OF Ar
nOd's writing I'D. The defendants are makers OF q
similar hud wlch they sell In bottles AMI under labels
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10
MUSIC.

The Sunday concerts tomorrow offer attrac-
tons Of the usual kind.
Miss Henrietta Markstein is to give another
concert this afternoon, al steinway Hall.
Miss Mario Hamilton, new aspimnt for
public favor, Is TO give concert at Apollo Hall neIt
Wednesday evening |
Maa%s 1as fuS X sSrqg for e.c orchestra opera by
Grand.Dukes birthday. What a birthday PRESENT.
A French journalist. in announcing that Nine.
the italian In Paris says that the arisans win DO
delighted 20 welcome that elephant with tho yoloo Of
nightingale"
The Constitutional announces that among
Rossinis manuscripts has been discovered fantasia
upon themes from the "Afrlcalne. entitled DOueeS
RSnSoences ogertes mon ana Cara pour Ie n0reI az,
1866 tAfricaine)"
The fifth Philharmonic Concert will proba-
bly, attract the usual crowd this evening" at tho Academy
OF Music. List, Wagner Beethoven, Hoffman. GazZa.
nga Abites, and Bergmann are the biggest names on
the programme.
The season of Annual Concerts has set in with
week. and another by Madame JOhanusen. announced
for this evening. The lady will be asstcd by several
popular artists ana by some OF her pupils.
The last night of the opera boufle season mt
the French Theatcr next Tuesday, is apart for the
beneat Of NJ Beckers who viii appear Godrepdick in
sister Of Laura Harris will sing between tho acts
Here's timely word for the piano players of
to-day; Franz Schubert said 1t: "Thc variations OF my
formed them with great and people assured mo
that tho keys became singing voices under my fingers
which, II true gives great satisfaction because caus
not bear the outrageous hammering 70 be found
with distinguished pianiss 1t neither affords pleasure
TO the ear nor 70 the soul"
The great concentration Of musical talent
promised ut the Royal Italian opera in London not 1t
seems, 10 be CARRIED out In all It's completeness Mdlle
Nilsson has ntmated to Mr. Mapleson that she
her engagement with him annulled, in consequence OF
certain conditions not having been complied with II is
incidentally mentioned In the letter that the negotiations
with the owner OF the copyright OF Hamlet
broken on but In any case, II could hardly have been
produced without the original and admirable Ophella
Several members OF tho orchestra have also seeded In
consequence VI Mr Costas being longer musical d.
rector. Ii il now announced that @ new company has
been formed and has secured the Theater Royal yceu
where operations will commence IN May.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10
SUICIDE FROM A srEAMBoAr.

Late on wednesday evening last, shortly
after the Norwich and Worcester steamer, tho City Of
Boston, took her departure from her dock at NewL
dOn Mr.. Shaw, OF the passengers, noticed an I'M
kD9En leave the alcove forward Of the paddlebox
and approach the gunwale and jump into tho water.
Search promptly made for the body but could not
recovered IL having been carried away by the tide,
which running very swiftly at the time The suicide,
from subsequent facts supposed TO be Col Lester Of
Preston, Conn., who found TO have disappeared from
his residence not having occupied ba bed Wednesday
evening. letter discovered by his sister, inform
ing her that he bankrupt and going away. Ho
left her gold watch and SO Various reasons given
Col Lesers disappearance and probable suicide the
principal one being his large losses In recent specuaOns
lie returned from the mines OF California several years
ago, aud was repued to be very wealthy at tho hno
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10
vELocIPEDE PArENTs.

Jacob n. Mclntire agt Calvin Witty.-The
plaintiff has hied with Deputy Clerk Jonn A. Shields the
papers I'm an application for an Injunction to restrain de-
for veocpede improvements 1t alleged in the papers
that the HanOn Brothers obtained the 9TH OF July,
1855 patent for certain improvements in the yeOcpede
and the 9th Of February, 1862 obtained another pat
cnt for further improvements OF the same; that
the 25th Of the latter month the HaDlOns as
signed their interest In said patents 10 the plaintiff aud
chat tho defendant has been continually infringing such
patents. The plalnf therefore prays for injunction
70 restrain the defendant from further infringing his
Rbta aud fer discovery OF the amount OF profit made
by defendant through such infringement the end that
Piantih may recover that amount, In addition 10 the
damages he has sustained and also the costs OF tho suit
Tho matter VIII come mp for argument In the United
6tatos Circuit Court Within few DAYS.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10
THE NEw MARKEr ON FoRTEsEcoND-sE

For some time past the residents of the upper
portion OF our city have felt the want Of rstclass
ket This want WILL on the completion Of the edce
in course Of erection on Forysecondst and Fourthavo
be amply supplied The building 10 TO be known as
Croon Market has Of 600 square feet front
$50 feet on Forty and extending through 10
Forty hirdst having the Same frontage on that. The
market win contain about $50 stalls and Is designed to
have for sale In them all varieties of meats vegetables
fruits. and groceries every thing in fact that family
can possibly require for daily In the building thero
Is to be mammoth refrigerator erected for the use Of
butchers and poultry dealers. II viii be a room
about 40 feet long by ~ wide. and the temperature
at all times will be kept just about the freezingpoint
This is said to be new feature in NewYork markets.
The stands in the main floor to be uniform IN
every particular, and handsomely ana neatly nnlshed IN
addition to the privilege Of using the mammoth renger'
ator each butcher will be supplied with large icebox
The main passage runs through from t0rtyheCoho 10
IN oe tins drive for carriages both 10 glyo peculiar
facility In distributing and to afford ladies an opportunity
Of marketing without annoyance F. Inc corner paS&agg &
The OF the building 10 be constructed OF narrow
plank stained alternately light ana dark gving an & eS
nchesthek, and all the joints aro to be eaulked Inc
roof s 70 9s open o roS are 10 be or
namentsd and stained The main hall Is 10 be lighted by
three skyIghs each l2O feet Long ON eS ,S
uansnrd roof This will give ball 80 by 40 which is to
divided into restaurant could bo used for pub
Tic meeting hall drllrOCm. In the market each stall
Will he supplied with water aud gas without ehtre
nm as /. wi sa o@ satnrday night VIII be very at
trsctiye.. The utmost cleanliness will be re.
| quired from the marketmen, who viii be obliged
| to wash the market thoroughly every night.
The market situated Is In center Of the Island
broad street and adjoining the terminus OF the Harlem
and New Haven Railroads can the freshest OF pro-
visions of all kinds from wEngand the North and the
supplies The regulations of the market require the
cupants TO be neat and polite to buyers IL expected
that everything will be ready for the public opening on
the 18th o May next.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10
FATAL RESULT OF A FAMILY QUARREL

Coroner Jones held an inquest yesterday at
the Long Island College Hospital the body OF Mrs.
Mary T. WALL wife OF Michael Wall, who died Thurs
day night from tho effect OF burns sustained the even
ing previous at her residence, NO Tho par.
culars Of the elected from the statements
deceased before DEATH and tho evidence Of others that
Wall, who Is labOrer came home at the usual hour
Wednesday evening FOR his supper His wife and himself
had had previous difficulty about some money matters
this occasion she insisted that he should let her
have some. Angry words followed but 10 blows
struck lie got up from his chair TO get tea from
the stove when she for the teapot and snatohng IT,
dashed IL at him. scaldlng him slightly She then took
the lid and threw 1t at hts head but missed her aim
Then in frenzy Of excitement she took lighted kero
sine oil lamp from the table aud struck HIM between
the eyes, iDfcting a cash. The lamp falling upon
the floor exploded and tho burning fluid spatterng
her dress il fire. The husband put s around
her for the purpose of suppressng the flames, and
himself badly burned. She out OF the door In her
fright, and met by John Calvin, neighbOr, who
threw his around her. and eventually succeeded in
eItiDgulshi1g tho fire. Both husband and Wifo
taken to the hospita the former was however subse
Quenuy removed TO the FOrtythird Precinct Station
House and locked up upon the Bupposton that no had
caused Ills we's injuries. Coroner Jones visited the hos.
pital about midnight but tho then suffering
terribly that he could get no connected statement from
her further than that above given. After tho examna
tOn several Witnesses the coroneTs Jury rendered
verdict OF death from accidental burning. caused by the
explosion OF Kerosene oil lamp and totally eX0ncrated
the husband from all blame Wall thereupOn dis
charged from custody Deceased 81 years OF age,
and leaves several children She was native Of Ireland
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10
woNEN,s WAGES.

To fhs EDITOR OF The Tribune.
SIR am afraid tho poor widow who com
plains through your columns that she can earn ohy
a. io, week by shirt making, has herself to blame.
am shirt manufacturer and like most Of my trade, hnd
IL difficult to get hands for first class work, ana wneh
ve do get them pay liberal prces For shirts when
retail 50 piece pay 80 dozen, all ou DosoHs M anu ~
cus made, aud furnish spoOls to the Dozen ror ~
shirts the prico Is t3 80 dozen Ono woman ana ono
helper make dozen day, with very Iltue hghs
work The story OF the flannel shirts etc., made lor
cents piece Il like the shirt story pay for these -
dozen furnishing the cotton and my hands average 10
~ dozen n week, with one hnisher Yours, IL
Een- York, April 6, 1909.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10
FUNERAL OF GEO. F. NEsBITT.

There appears to be very general and deep
sympathy evmced among the printers occasoned by the
decease OF Mr. Nesbitt. The employers and employees
met yesterday and passed appropriate resolutions and
made arrangements for attending the funeral at Dr.
T,1g Church corner OF MadisOnave. aud
Iy ImrLy Ly'hlllbt.' at O'Clock to-day. Mr. Nesbtt was
widely known and greatly esteemed and long held o
ieadlhR position among tho printers OF the city.