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In Southern securities the North Carolinas were
actlve in consequence Of reports, on the one hand,
that the interest would be fully paid, and, ON the
other that q small civil war was an prospect owing
TO the armng Of the negro militia to suppress the
ku-KluX klans. Tennessecs were irregular within
narrow range ana duh. The rest OF the list was
quiet and without special feature.
Governments declined with gold and under
speculative pressure the os's sold as low as ll59i
From this point the whole market at the close
on Saturday, when the following quotations were
made on the strcet:-united States currency skies,
lo7% los; do SKIES, 1884, registered, 1i9A 1l9st;
do. do, coupon, 11ok 1le1; do ave twentIes,
1862, registered, 1874 ia; do do, coupon 1852,
1917 100; do. do' coupon 1864, 1i7A us; do.
do, coupon, 1906, do, 1888 1lsIS; do do, cou.
pom. 1885, now. do, 11o,s o llGs4; do. do, COUPON
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY NOVEMBER l869-TRpLE SHEET

~ 20 gold, duty paid with sales OF 1900 bags private
terms Grass were dull and nominal LAS quotations.
sIEAhiNE-Tho demand continued light, and prices
favored the buyer. Small reported within the
range OF l6fc. a 1870. Tor common to choice.
1AlLow was only In moderate demand and prices
rather heavy Sales 49, lbs at llc 1885, according to
quality.
Observation-Disclosures, 432 bbs The market was quiet but
steady ~ Il II 81 ll tax paid at which prices there were
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Oct. S0--5 F. NJ.
CoPfGE.-Ro was steady in value with u fair demand.
There sales Of dSl bags Esopee private
other kinds quiet but firm Sales 156 bags at q c
gold.
CoTroN-The market for this staple fairly active the
demand being good both from spnncs exporters and
with only moderate offerings prices appreciated extent
OF 40 per d. the MARKET however, closing barely steady
the Improvement The sales S3j4 bales fncudng $50
to arrlve OF which 1856 for export O3 for spinning
~ on speculation and 200 transit future de-
livery. Inc sales were comparatively large, being fol-
iows;5O0 bales basis low mddng for at 246c
leo DO FOR December Mt 25c so do for October POD
20 Tor oc'ooer al 6c l50 do for November, part at 2c
sO 90 Tor 10 az 3oc 100 do. for 51c, do
Deeemoer ny 2e ant 90 do. for January 25.c. We
append the closing quotations: "
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POLITICAL.
no TnE ELECTORS OF THE NlNETEENTa ASSEM-.


Fellow CiTzYss-Dcoming It OF the utmos, imporanc.
the Legislature a. It's next session should possess clear
understanding Of the wishes OF his constituents special
ability TO accomplish those wishes with the powers that be-
cannot afford TO continue the compaoency past
70 send man 70 oe educated Ia legsaton we send
term and elect another with Ike Improbable ress where
S individuals have been l.neled but the vital interests Of
f@'p.' HON. THOMAS O FIELDS
Is eandide Of undouhted talents and inferior none In
experience legislator having the people with emit
nent ability "a bosh the senate and the Assembly, been
senthed with the interests Of the west side for than
quarter Of a century.
or his election there question but to accomplish tho
greatest good for his constituency It desirable that no
should be supported by all the moral strength OF the
trust therefore, that unbiased by political prejudice
you viii unite vita the people in eeciing who can and
Will project without fear o. favor the rights Of his cons
DO not underrate the Importance of Liza Never
be doneaEd that without deiSy-as Is now needed tho
district
aud established AZ the option 81 any political shyser
Some OF being grs4ed and regrado the expense
qiarfies FOR private pratt Meanwhile improvements
cannot go Gn and and e9Isf arc without en-
Our roads in horrible condition ami tbs means OF
Sg ias er are Eapey so i EAR e
Manhaitansilie in the old Bocniligdae stage
We have system ef OF drainage, aad from
tie cosns OF the old the people suffer with
We without facilities obtaining Croton,
there eAls'a by which IT DC supplied 70 tho
highlands lying below Msnhattanvlle, although The old
remains T. obsrh the rade9o srees thereby doing meal
oulabie injury to property
Harlem Hats aIho gil worth inIiors OF dollars arc
SUI w,ase sny proper M o. sewe'ase o. drainass
which with The support Of the people, believe Mr. Fields
will be able % accomplish neAt winter.
David s som r. McSann Geors. B hn, eai.
Shepherd Knapn Six. Luiw. .iapG Joseph sehnid,
William r Dixon, George ;. n5il'sT Charles LANCE,
and q ne hundred and gfiy others
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FLOUR AID GRAIN Receipts, 1854 bills -four. 500 DO.
corn meal loIoO bushels wheat 26OUJ do corn 95sG
state and Western -four continued to rule dull thore being
but lie demand; but the few Baes made prices
not different from those current yesterday California flour
was quiet but seady The sales limited to about 5000
bbs NJ prices within the OF tho quotations annexed
Southern lonr was quite steady in value, with tocraby
active demand, the sales being 0J5 bbs Rye -four was
steady with sales OF 425 bbs Corn duh and heavy
though prices were no ower gales about 200 bbis. We APP
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increase IN oans J,ooo .oO
increase IN Specie <,oEooto
Decrease III circulation. observation-disclosures. 6o,la6
increase III deposits. o,'ZoVo3
Increase In legal tenders. ............... l40,279
The stock market was very dull and the volume OF
business quite limited. Operators have not as yet
recovered from the caution inspired by the panic,
and In the general apathy there was yielding OF
prices In nearly the whole list the exceptions being
the Vanderbilt shares which slowly enhanced the
day for the vote on consolidation approached. To-
morrow, November !, the day fixed, viii be an inter-
esting one with all who are concerned IN these
stocks, and GREATNESS anxiety VIII be manifested
for the publication OF the terms which are said TO lie
known only to q few OF the magnales OF the two
corporations. Indeed h Is asserted that the sole pos
SCISSOR OF the secret Ia Mr.. Vanderbilt himself. The
highest point reached by New York Central during
the week was 104,4, from which, under the reitera-
ton OF reports that several nunctlons are ready to
be sprung upon The stockholders meeting to.mor.
row, there was yielding ut the close to 1907 Hud-
son River touched ll5, but also Tell or 10 l721 for
the same reason. The unvelling OF the Vanderbilt
The disbursements OF the Treasury In payment or
the November interest the bonded debt led to a
gradual decline In gold to 1881. from which at the
close there was reaction to 1891 IN the pressure TO
cover speculative sales. The range of the market
fan.
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Ia for week.. s4.425, s3l

Total for week.. 81, 1851 S4.o52, 420
The imports OF dry goods for the week and since
January l, 1869, compare with the corresponding
periods in the two preceding years as folows-
For The ecesh. 1867. 1868. 1869.
Entered at port.... $1,0l3,957 S1,O73S11 S1,63030o
Thrown on market. 1,o9o,1S6 1,o03,l94 1850, 2Ol
Since Jan. /.
Entered at porr.... 7s,77ss95 7l,s74,o34 s5al,4
Thrown on market Si,50S,425 73,929,37S 63llI72l
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

me following IS summary or the auction sales
of city and suburban real estate during the past
week.
NEW YORK, IMPROVED.
Iucsuay, Oct -o................... Sis, 100
,ru, ~ NEW YORK, uSlMrRoyED.
Tuesday, Oct. 05,57o
SUBURBAN, IMPROVED.
Tuesday, Oct. 2d.-Hrooklyn, l.. /. .... s70,75O
Tuesday, OCT. 25.-Morrlstown, NJ j.. 12.40o
Thursday Oct 2s-orangc, n. IT,. $3.50
SUBURBAN. UNIMPRovED.
MONDAY, OCT 2o.-liomestead station,
Tuesday, oct 2o.Mornstown, N. d.. Is sos
tuesday, Oct 26-L1nden, n. J...... 1856
tuesday, tuesday, OCT; 2s.mFaIbush, I. H.. 2,e4o
Wednesday, Get -Cresskl.l N. j.. 1894
Thursaay, Och 2s.-Wcehawken, MI. 1,l25
Thursday Oct 2s.-Orange, N. J...-. 7l,755
- 1877, ss2
Total for the week ending Oct. So .S46l,5l2
The following exhibits the totals of the different
kinds Of property sold at auction during the pre-
vous week.
New York leasehod ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50 600
NV nork improved. ..................... lo0 100
new lorA nih'proVeu.. I,GO0
suburban improved. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1905
Suburban unlmproved. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &C., 4J4
Total for tho week ending October &c.,. S324 l49
With the approach OF cold weather the sa es of su-
burban real estate begin to show falling or espe-
ciay those he'd on the ground, although 1t does not
appear that any less inquiry other than can natur.
ally be attributed to the season exists Tor that
description OF property which continues TO be the
feature Of the market. The following are the
announcements of sales OF any considerable number
oil suburban lots for this and succeeding weeks:-
"Wednesday, November 3-Five hundred lots in
Broohlyn; sXty-one lois at Astoria L. |.
, THURSDAY, November l-Ihree hundred lots at
East New YORK; twenty-six lots at Bloomfield, N. j.;
twenty-iour lots AZ Poughkeepsie, n. T.
TueSdaY, november 30-LoIil!ard Estate, Ford.
ham, N. \.
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1851. do, l1oN lleT; 40. DO, coupon. 1858, DO.
1905 q 116A; do. ten-forties. registered, 1917 .
1O7sl; do. d. coupon, 1914 1os.
Annexed Is comparative statement showing the
shipments OF specie from this port last week and
bronze occurring November TO- an animated market
may be looked for In both these stocks In the
ensuing fortnight. The following were the
closing prices on Saturday eyenng:-Canton 52S
u 52s4; Cumberland, 2711 49, western Union.
364 500; Quicksilver, 144 a 10; Mariposa,
50 sh; preferred, 1917 II; Pacific
Mail, 5sA u 50 Adams Express, 575s bid;
WellsFargo Express, 1881 20; American Ex-
press. IS 81; United States Express. $50
5ss4; Merchants Union o1 bid; New York Central,
19l 1917; Erie, 291s 80; do preferred, So 81;
Hudson River, 112 1721s; Harlem, 1i21 a1A3H;do.
preferred. 1l3G bid; Reading 9Gt4 q 96h; Michigan
Central, 12l l23; Lake Shore, 0lK 9lss; illinois
Central. 13S 133ai; Cleveland and Pittsburg S6H
81; Chicago and Northwestern, 69a G94; do. pre-
ierred. s33S a Ssh; Rock Island, 1913 l03A;
Milwaukee and st. Paul. 674 67ta; do. preferred,
70ia a so; Toledo ana Wabash, CO o 63A; do.
preferred. rs bid; Fort Wayne s5s s5a; Ohio
and Mississippi. 20 2a1s; Chicago and Alton, l43
40; DO. preferred, 146 lat.
during the year to date together with those for the
corresponding periods in 1885,
1863. 1859.
FOrty-third week...... $1,072,s72 S6s4,G53
Previously reported. SO, $40, lJI 23,50i 035
Total s67, %, G65 S2o.24s ,6S8
The specie exports from New York since January
to date in the aforementioned years, have been as
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Suboned Is the total valuation OF foreign imports
at the port OF New York for the week ending October
20, compared with the previous week.
OCT. %. oct 90
Dry goods .................SI 6is,553 S1,63o, 300
General merchandise 2,S0I173 2422, Ill
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COMTBoDY SIGNING HIMSELF TIMOTHY o'sHEA
y "oyser Dealer IN this DAYS Herald saysI will bet
bn0 this State viii give % 900 majority Tor the demo
cratic state ticket 'sagaeiops Tim 76Cl0 you'd Be near
the mark. lie viii bet 5000 j. j. Bradley will
have plurality of 5000. Jes' so;" objection He also
says VIII bet 900 against 5000 that Ignatus Flynn will be
elected Senator from Tie Fifth districts 5000 he will po
votes than Sharpe and 5000 against 1900 votes
than Norton the last three bets added make 1900
would like know If it only the sh ellis Tim
odeIs to risk PATRICK MCSOLEN, Shell Dealer.
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rroTHE VOTERS OF THE EIGHTH ASSEMBLY, pIsTICT:
Mr. CHARLES L. MORRIS has received the nomination OF
Mozart Hall and OF the Mechanics and orNnsnen Ieo-
cratic Associations ot the Tenth Eleventh aAd seven
tceulh the position member OF Assembly FOR the
Eighth District Mr. Morris f. woTangnsn, AND hesiies
the stepson the respected and popular German
citizens OF the Tenth war to wit Mr. H. kunke the famous
dyer or Broomo Mr. Morris, II elected, VIII represent
his district, view make money enter Into
corrupt bargains but simply to prove that man be mem
Der Of the i,satuie without being corrupted oorrup
The lsc Representative OF the district hardly
much himself neither he proclaim himself represents
tive OF the workngmen VIII the voters OF the Eighth AS
eemhy ani respect homgevesby sending
number 20 the Legislature. III Mechanics and
WorAingmeus Democratic Association Of the Tenth ward
NORRIS h. DONLEY, President.
FRED MAGERsUPrr, secretary.
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fy,AMMANY HALL.
FO RTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Al convention tbs Fourth Senatorial District held
No 54 Pearl street. call Of the Genei al Com
mttee OF Tamnauy Hall, the
Hon WILLIAM Nj. TWEED
was unanimously nominated at thc ensu.
ing election. EDNAHD hO1AN, Chairman,
NJ. &. MURPHY, I sac,ataries
MICHAEL bHhNpLEY,S
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ITO THE CITIZENS DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION AND
Independent Democrats Of the Eleventh Assembly Dis.
trict:o
GENrLrMES Having allowed my name to be used by you
a candidate for Assembly, and receiving cordial and
hearty support, something to
Those who personally uainted with me know
that efforts have always been Identified with
principles Of the democrats party ana now,
those principles and interests demands that
united should made the district from the
hands the republicans feel duty In the
Withdraw candidate and give hearty
support Peter ranor defeat the republican candidate
for purpose securing the Legislature from the hands OF
republican party aud giving the power to the democrats
city from corrupt legislation and commissioned
This conclusion have to consultation with
friends and citizens oil the district, who with seeking
the welfare of the democratic party.
Yours, truly, WIN. H. MCINTYRE.
NEW YORK. Oct 30, 1852
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THE ORIGINAL MADAM BYRON, SPIRlTUALIsT,
i speedy marriages so Fourth avenue between
Twenty .thrd and fwentyourtl streets. Ladies 81
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| Il ME. ROSS TELLS you EvERyrIIN THE NAME
Va OF you marry, ahi that of her ysur shows
hts eneEs 80 West Fory frat street. between Broadway
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rpuE POPULAR RALLY FOR HORACE GREELEY
| The nomination Of HORACE GREELEY for Comp.
trosr has aroused popular enthusiasm In his
behalf which knows party bounds To meet the wishes
OF independent democrats 10 this and adjoining couuties
who intend 10 for Mr. Greeley the New York sun has
printed regular democratic tickets Of the counties OF New
YORK Kings, Queens, suffolk aud Richmond with tho name
Of Mr. Greeley Comptroller. Copies OF these ballots
10 obtained nj the publication Office OF the Sun application
In person, by letter or telegraph.
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4 CERTAIN CURE FOR LADIES IN TROUBLE, BY
"A Dr. EVANS, 81 Chatham street, with without medi
icinc HIS powerful, safe Monthly pills and compound
price 80; circular first post.
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MADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL cLAIRvoYANT.
Va your whole lie, ir0 the cradle 10 the grave.
Az Canal street Fee vi.
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DUBBER RINGS FOR BALLOTS FOR SALE-AT
III all hours, at "a Willctt street and % Sixth
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u,HE PEOPLE AGAINST THE ThMMhNY RING.
4 An hcnest ana Independent judiciary
For Justice OF the Supreme Court,
THOMAS w. CLLRkE.
fuHE SOCIAL SCIENCE SOCIETY MEETs Al PLIMP.
lIs corner OF stuyvesan place and ihfd avenue,
this Monday at ~ r. NJ Opening address by Charles Moran
Admission Tree.
TINTED REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
" Thir zenith district, sixteenth ward
For Assembly,
ALEXANDER MuLEOn
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The specie exports from New York since January
to date, in the aforementioned years. have been as
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TINTED UNION REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION
" for Assembly, Twenty. first district
ROBERT q. BROWN.
f. j. Salmon, Chairman Jwentyyecond street. Convention.
H. J. Armstrong; Chairman Twenty Convention
OF the Executive COMMITTEES of the Republican
State Central Committee held this day, the following reso
luton unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That this committee endorse the nomination Of
ROBERT g. BROWN the only Tegua. republican candi-
date for Assembly in The Twenty first district
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LII PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY BY
N Dr. EVANg, "a Chatham street. without mercury by DR.
EVANS Magical Invigornor Lost manhood restored IN f
minutes; price So; circular forwarded.
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A LADIES IN TROUBLE GUARANTEED IMMEDIATE
"A. relief. No pay (until perfectly cured) Dr. ASCHER,
No. Amity Place, tlaGrens street)
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A GREAT AND SURE REMEDY FOR MARRIED
"A lades.-Thc Portuguese Female Plis always give I'M
mediate relief being specially prepared for married ladies'
writes These pls relieved me N ono day, without
Inconvenience, like mage Price 50. DIR. A. NJ. MAURt
CEAU. oiice laa Liberty street, sent by mail
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A LADIES' PHiSlGIAN.-DR. II, ID. GRINDLE, 30
N. West Twenysi street Sixth avenue, having
Il aud uninterrupted practice this city,
guarantees certain relief ladies' with without edcine
relief the ~ Elegant
oies
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ASTROLOGY.

A FACT.-S10l0o0 REWARD TO ANY ONE WHO CAN
"A equal the great independent and Medical Clavoyan
who is Mrs LhWOOp Tell past present and future, ike
and speedy marriages $50 Forty frst
street, between seventh aud Eighth avenues
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HAMILTON HARRIS,
Chairman state Central COMMITTEES.
HENRY SMITH,
Chairman Executive Committee.
Secretary,
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MEDICAL

LII PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY
n without mercury manhood restored. Oicc and con-
sultato very private Dr. HARRISON, III Blocker st.
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A MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, ln
"A. West Twenty street, rGef all To-
male complainls. Peasant rooms Tor nuIE.na
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I 9th ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
la United Democratic Nominations
TafnmRny, Mozart and Democratic Union.
For Member of Assembly,
THOMAS G.. FIELDS.
MICHAEL GROH,
Chairman Tamlnany Hall Convention.
joan J. MALoSEY,
L. BRIED,
Chairman Mozart Hall Convention
ANDREW SMITH, Secretary Mozart Hal.
WILLIAM NEDDENMEYER,
Chairman Democratic Union Convention.
JOHN MoogY, Secretary Democratic Union.
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The following Is summary or the auction sale
OF city and suburban real estate during the pas
week.
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>yTATE OF NEW YORK,
~ OFFICE or THE SECRETARY or STArE,l
ALBANY. August 2, 1859.
To THE SuERiFr or THE County or NEW YORK;
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-04


ANOTHER BURGLAR CAUGHT Learning
by some means that one Of the burglars en-.
gagged IN the shooting affair, the othernight,
had probably gone up the road toward Chi.
cago, Marshal Mitsch yesterday telegraphed
to the officers at Bureau junction to DO on
the look out. Last evening he learned that
an individual answering the description Of
one of the flying burglars, had bean taken
from a freight train by the Bureau Junction
officers. Accordingly he and Snyder took
the cars last night, and went up, returning
this morning with the prisoner.
We visited the Jail, to-day, and saw the
individual He gives his name as James
Martin, says he is not quite eighteen years
of age, and when at home, lives with his
grand parents at Dodge county, Wisconsin.
His parents are dead. He has not been at
home for year. lie has been in Mnneso
to all spring. he came down from Clinton,
on Wednesday, and went to Davenport. lie
is painter BY trade. A painter working
in the depot over there procured him pass
to Chicago, and on Thursday morning he
crossed the river on the ferry boat, and
took the cars for Chicago. He intended go.
ing home, though he was about out of money.
lie had seventy cents when arrested. He
IS evidently of Irish birth, though he
is an American, and native OF Wisconsin,
Instead Of being not quite eighteen, he is
| probably about twenty. He il Of short
stature, boysh appearance, demure man
ners, and instead of being an equal pIotter
IN the burglaries, was no doubt merely used
as a tool by the other two. He does not ap.
pear to be either smart or shrewd. Still
there may be method in his innocence. His
| hair is red, and his face beardless
In being urged by officer Tompkins to di.
yulge what he knew of the affair, be simply
answered that he had never seen the other
two aud knew nothing about the matter.
! His clothing is c"""-- ""n much worn. In
~,onrng and appearance he fully answers
the description given ofthe person who point.
| ed u revolver at Mr.. Grenelrs head. He and
Dunlap have thus far not been allowed to
communicate Dunlap applied for permits.
sion, this morning, to write to his wife at
Chicago, which will probably be granted un.
der proper restrictions.
The jail is now pretty we'll filled, number
ing among its inmates some of the worst
and most desperate characters in this sec.
ton. We hope our Sheriff will therefore
exercise unusual vigilance, lest an
attempt at escape may be made. Such
a thing is not improbable.
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ia r
MCNair a Jordan.
Gentlemen:
JYO. l.. SwITS,
ina NJ. GIFFORE,
|. ". HARRISON.

| HENRY COUNTY IrEMs.-Thc Presbyterian
fair and festival at Geneseo, last week, nett.
ed over $S0.-Rev. Nc Cook, Congregation.
aIIst, of Geneseo, has received call from
the church at Passenger trains
on the r r. |. ~ St. l.. Railroad are run.
ming regularly to Cleveland ferry.--A Ger.
man Evangelical camp meeting commences
at Lorraine on the 10th to continue a week.
Complaints Of hard times in the country,
and money sCarce.-Farmers complain Bit
terly the bad roads running into Geneseo.
"A brute of woman" has been incsrcer.
atcd at Genesoo for thrashing her innocent
husband. A case for Mrs. Stanton.-A
party Of Geneseoites leave for the Rocky
Mountains. on Monday next, in search of
"rocks. At a meeting of the ncorporators
Of the r. |. d |. X. r. K. at Geueseo. on
the Goth of May, a committee was appointed
to visit the different towns on the line of the
road, and correspond with parties in the in.
terests Of the same. Mr. Henry Dart Of
Rock Island, was present,-The immigra-
ton of Swedes to the vicinity of Cambridge
is becoming quite large.-The kewanee
election on the question ofsubscribing SO.
GOO to the Muscatine, Kewanee 4 Eeastern
Railroad is to be held on the 24th of June.
A troupe of minstrels attempted to per.
form at Cambridge last week without adver.
Using in the Chronicle, and busted UP" as
they deserved to.-Rey. Mr.. Haney,who late
ly conducted q series Of Methodist revival
meetings at Cambridge, has recently been
meeting with much success in the same
line, at Galva.-The decoration Of soldiers
graves was universally observed in Henry
county, last Saturday, mad dog was
killed by Mr.. Nelson Farbox at Cambridge
on Tuesday.