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COMMERCIAL.
Gra;u spd F,our aess,

CoRN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA, April 80, 1869. )
oFPERIyss.
Wheat-Mixed, 80 bushels.
Corn-WhIte, 800 bushels. Yellow, II bush
els Mixed, 400 bushels.
O1ts.-lSS bushels.
Rye.-60 bushels.
MedE.-40 bushels.
Fhedt.-None.
Cor,,-White 400 bushels very good at SIC.
100 bushels good ut sSc. Total, $50 bushels.
Yellow, l2 bushels at SIC. Mixed, 100 bushels
very good at SAC.
Oats-7G bushels good at 62c. ll2 bushels
very good 1T CSC. Total, lSS bushels.
Rye.-2U bashels very good ut $l.3i.
RE-6XHIBITED.
CJrn.-Yellow II bushels. Mixed, 80 BUSH
els.
Oats.-76 bushels.
misunderstanding OF Corn on Change to-
day l 062 bushels, of which 80 were re-exhi-
bited and G72 bushels sold demand more
active than on preceding day, and prices q
shade better. oats in improved demand at
unchanged rates. Rye dull OF sale withou!
any quotable change in price.
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ALL KINDS OF PAPER STOCK
RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
DELIEF FOR THE sICKI

How often does 1t happen that whole family
is brought to tie point OF misery through sickness
of their proVider,-the husband and the fsther-he
being un able In such state to labor for the means
Of support and they, being too proud to ask for
assistance in time are exhausting all their little
means for medicines aud DOCTORS fe-s and az last
there is nothing remaining but utter dependency.
All this Can be avoided oy paying In good times
q small amount 10 the fund of the SOUTH GnN
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION for
the relief OF the sick ~ -s
: Every sick member receives, by paying $3.50
half annually, @5 every week when sick or by
paying IS, $40 every wesk, NO matter whether the
disease derived from accident any other cause.
The premiums are put so low as TO enable even
the poorest 70 join this benevolent association
and secure TO his family enough to Keep them from
want. 5'.E-E e. 4...s
Information can be received at the Office Of the
company, slS Broad street.
Directors Willism Wildt, President; 4.
Bodeker. Treasurer; John II. Pein, Secretary.
TRUSTEES: John Purcell; james Miller,
cashier OF the Union Savings Bank; =. u. Rosen.
baum. .Iss ape
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AFFAIRS TEXAS.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, April 30.-An at
tempt by armed men to break up colored
Methodist quarterly meeting at Columbis,
Texas, was promptly suppressed by the
citizens, who protected the minister and
congregation. y. - =.
The Republican State Convention is call
ed to meet at Houston on the fourth Monday
in May to harmonic, if possible, the two
wings Of the party and nominate candidates
for State Offices.
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'Hftltlaaud 1ispatrh.
SATURDAY. NAY ], 1860.

e.Tas GovEnSossHrr OF NEw MExrco.---
Arather novel question has come up in
connection with the case Of Colonel Grove,
recently appointed and confirmed as 60
vernon Of New Mexico. His political dis
abilities have never been removed, and
therefore he cannot take the oath end enter
on the duties Of his Office. The President
has asked the Attorney. General If he saf
make an appointment da iate~ia,, or If there
is any wey III which Grove can assume his
u,f3ce. If this is decided in the negative,
General Mitchell, the present Governor,
will probably remain in the position until
Congress can act on Groves case next
winter.
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A WOMAN, who for eighteen years past
has peddled matches in the streets OF De-
troit. has reared and educated three chill
dren, all Of whom have good trades, and
has paid for house.
George Francis Train has organized 3
grand round-the-Torld excursion party,
limited TO fifteen. Among those who have
agreed to 60 are James Brooks, of the New
York Express Ezra II. Baker, w. I. Gid
den, Joseph Nickerson, and Augustus
kountze. They leave in August. The round
Trip will tske ninety days.
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The BycicIe-Ru1es for RidfnRMehe
Twe.Wneeled Machine.

Ero1n INC LuulbVII!e CotIlef-oVu1N"1.
Rule l. After you have made up your
mind that you were bornsior o little faster
gait than horse-cars get up, or your ordi-
nary pedal locomotion willingly admits Of,
the first thing 10 do is to buy aIvelccipede !;
and if you wish to show your grace and
dexterity, be surs and invest in bicycle.
Rule 2. Avoid all liquids which tend to
unsteadiness; divide your pennies 80 that
an equal number shall occupy each pocket:
Place your hat squareiy upon your head
tit might be well to carry spirit-leysl, the
better to accomplish this). Either leave
youy watch with your uncle, or buy snothef
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YJIRGINIA ! NATURAL PETROLEUM
" LUBRICATIN6 Gil.

EQUAL 70 THE BEST SPERM OIL, Al ONE
:, = -7Isg THIkU THE PRICE.
suitable for slow or rapid machinery of every do.
scrtption- free from all impurities warranted
not 10 heat or gum. fa-tt.
Every barrel warranted 70 give SATISFACTION, or
to be returned at our expense.
It does not soil the brightest machinery = he
machinery should be clean before using this D1l,
orgers addressed to US Will receive prompt AZ
CAUTION .-Purchesers are cautioned thst the
OIL sold by us d ffers from all other Petroleum Lu
bricatiug uils off red In this market " RIe sole
agents mere for the Virginia iNATU 9aL Pn-
TROLEUM LUBhIGATING OIL, which We cffer
as low as Ii can ba hadin any market
PURUELL. LkDD 20 CO, Richmond, Va.
sp 27--im v General agents for virginia,
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THE WEEkLY COTTON srATEMEsr,

THE WEEKLY COTTON sTATEMEsT.
NEW YORK, April 3O.-P. M.-The fol-
lowing is the cotton statement for all the
ports of the United States for the past week {:
Receipts, 23,44O bales; exports, 25,7O5
bales to Great Britain, and 1928 bales to
the continent; stock on hand and on ship
board, not cleared, 255, l59 bales.
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The highest store rent paid in Chicago is
$4,000 per annum.
Iowa claims that it raises more and better
spring wheat to the acre than any other
State in the West.
A New York policeman has been dis
charged because he cheated his washer
woman.
The first days sale Of tickets for the
peace jubilee at Boston has brought in
$4,000.
Horatio Seymour, according to western
paper, has been buying extensive tracts Of
land in Iowa.
The latest style of wedding cards in New
York is to have the names Of the bride and
groom, groomsmen, bridesmaids, and ush-
ers, all on one card.
The cornerstone Of new St. Peters
church was laid in Baltimore Thursday.
The church, when completed, it is estimated,
will cost about 100000. The old St. Pc
ter's on Sharp street was sold for $4,000.
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Ex. Governor Brown, Of Georgia, returns
sll,6ls income.
Twenty-one hot-house peaches sold at
Washington Market, New York, on Tues
day, at &l.5o EACH u Sea-
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THE NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN RAIL
RoAD.-rhe engineer corps is still engaged
on the experimental lines from this point
across Iron mountain. In ninety days the
board expect to let the work to contract:
Number it among the fixed facts.-BriStol
Bo,rc
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THE CHECK-FoRGIxG GANG.

WILMINGTON, N. c., April 30.-Henry
V. Clinton alias Bentley, arrested here for
forgery, has been surrendered on requi-
sition of the Governor of Illinois, being an
old forger, and being wanted at Champagne
City, ILL.,, for trial.
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gGREAT BaITlIE. a B

Londonderry, April 29.--eerious riots
occurred here yesterday between Catholics
and Orangemen. During the collisions be-
tween the two factions the police charged
upoa both. Firearms were freely used.
Several Of the rioters were wounded and
two we're killed. The riot assumed at one
time fearful proportions, but the efforts Of
the police and the appearance of the mill
tary from the garrison finally uccseded in
restoring quiet, and the city is now tran
gull. The military will remain on duty
for day or two. el- 81.
i london, April 29.--Evening.-Th pro-
ceedings in the House Of. Commons this
evening we're unusually Interesting. Right
Hon. Chichester Fortescue, Chief Secretary
for Ireland, in reply to question of Lord
Manners, deplored the recent loutrages in
Cork and Londonderry, and said that
every endesvor had been made by the
Government to suppress the riotous pro-
ceediDgs, and that the peace preservation
act had been fully enforced. He also stated
that further explanations at this time were
impossible.
John Arthur 0tway, the member for
Chatham, denied the authenticity Of the
tcAcREapu puIpOTtlUR 10 nave Ueeu reCelSeU
from Sir Rutherford Alccck; the British
minister to China, that the Chinese Govern
ment and people were opposed to progress.
The Irish Church bill then came up. After
short debate on Disraeli's amendment to
give the glede lands to the church, the pro-
position was rejected, as follows: For the
amendment, 227; against the amendment,
3lS-majority for the Government, 81.
During the discussion it was stated that the
trustees of Msynooth college were willing
to put that building up for sale, if the same
could be done with the globes of the church.
London, April 29.-Captain Carleton was
shot at Athlone yesterday.
Vienna, April 2s.-The law declaring
Prague in state of siege has been annulled.
Placards have been posted in various parts
Of the city requesting the inhabitants to
avoid any further disturbances.
SWITZERLAND.
Geneva, April 29.-It is rumored that the
Swiss Government has requested Joseph
Mazzini to leave the country. Mazzini lives
at Lugano, near the Italian border, and his
connection with the recent conspiracy at
Florence and Milan has probably caused
the Italian Government to make such re-
quest Of Switzerland.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.
SPOISWOOD HOTEL,
~ RICHMOND, VA.

~ FL Il n y N u, a.
This FIRsT.CLAss. POPULAR, and FASH
IUnabLE H0TGL-the only one located on the
main street of the city-has been leased b the
undersigne l, and will De refurnishtd and put in
complete order right away.
ITS LOCATION.
1t II within one square Of the capitol, custom
house, D. st-ofice, theatre. &C and within two
SQUARES of the h edmond and Fredericksburg rail-
road depot. and the great southern route' ufd
Petersburg and Danyt,le- The travelling public
are cordially Invited to
MAKE THEIR HOME AT THE So OTSWOOf,
md the proprietors pledge themselves to make
for the future-what it has been for The past 1--we
years-the ....- ~.
LEADING HOTEL OF RICHMOND.
Telegraph office in the vestibule. Office Of the
Southern ard adams hxpIess companies Ia the
building. JANIS III. SUoLETT,
OF the old Columbian;
{. B. LUCK, ........-
a of the same Hotfl and
i. .. WILLIAM B. BtsHUP,
my Its late Of the Exchange.
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PEAcHEs.-The peach crop seems to have
been injured very little by the cold snap
few weeks ago. Unless the fruit should
yet fall off there will be very fair crop.
Bristol NeaoS.
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INTERNAL REVENUE DEcIsIoN--That
drummers, or "agents Of the agents - Of
foreign insurance companies, are not liable
to taxation as the agents Of the compsnies,
but are liable to special tax Of ten dol.
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SWITZERLAND.

A BEAST BUTLER PROCLAMATION By A
SPANISH GENERAL IN CUBA.-Key West,
April 29.-The following important dis
patch was received here to-day by mail
from Bayamo City, Cuba:
"Count Valmaseda, commander Of the
Spanish forces in the eastern department,
has issued proclamation, whereof the fol-
lowing are the chief features First, every
native male over fifteen years of age found
away from his residence without sufficient
cause will be executed !; second, every un-
inhabited dwelling and every inhabited
dwelling where white flag is undisplayed
will be reduced to ashes third, all women
away from their houses will come to b.
yamo or Jiquani, or they will be brought
by force" The proclamation was dated
Bayamo, April 4th. ...
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yELoC,PEDE RINK DESTROYED.

PHILADELPHIA, April 30.-Just after the
yelocipede race at the Rose-street rink last
night the rink, capable of accommodating
5000 persons, was destroyed by fire, with
thirty velocipedes. The FIRE was accidental.
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A BREMEN STEAMER ASHORE.
New YORK, April 30.-The steamer Bre-
men, from Bremen, is ashore on Runer
Shoals. Six tugs are eEdeavoring to foot
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THE WEATHER SOUTH

AUGUSTA, Ga, April 3O.-There were
heavy and general rains to-day, which were
much needed by the crops.
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Foreign markety-rBr Telegraph

Foreign Markets-[BT TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, April 3O.-Eoon -Consols, $685..
United States bonds quiet at soh.
LIVERPOOL, April 30.-Noon Cotton firmer;
upiands, Md; Orleans, l2hd.; estimated
sales 10, 900 bales sales for the week, "a, 900
bales. including 1900 for export and 5000 for
speculation: stock, $751; 900 bales, including
1853, 900 American stock atloat, 4S7 900 bales,
including l02, 900 American.
LIVERPOOL, April 30.-N0on. -Cotton quiet /;
uplands, llNd.; Orleans, 1215d; sales, 10000.
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CROCKERY, &c.

DICH NEW GOODS.-We have lately
III received very large and elegant assortment
or CHINA. GLASS. EARTHEEWAkE, and
WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS, making our
stock the largest and most complete In The tt2te
and we invite the tx animation OF our friends and
all In want OF goods In our line. Eousekeepers
will consult their interest by calling on US. CUR
stock consists in part Of Rich decorated China
Dnner Tea and Toilet sets White China and
White Granite Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets !;
Rich Cut aud Pressed Glassware. In great variety !;
Fine Rodgers's Table Cutlery, American and
Common Table Knives, J In Toilet Sets, Plated
and Japanned Walters, Casters. Lamps, LOosing-
Glasses, Tello~ are Brown Stoneware, &C.. &c.
ALL At LOWEST PRICES. e
KELLOGG & GIBSON,
NH 2T-sm 1907 Main street Ia gle 2quare).a
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NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.-The list
In OF uITY CLASS Taxes Tor 1859 can be ex.
aniued at the Auditors Cfice, City Hall, until
SATUR LAY, Ray Sth, 1869.
The finance Committee of the City Council will
sit to hear appeals from any and all parties on
MONDA Y, TUESDAY. and "WEDNESDAY, May
18th, 18th, and lab, at 10 O'Clock A.. ID.
WILLIAM q. ALLDERDICE.
snsa-tHle Fsasars Auditor.
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PAPER, &c.

A PPOMATTOX PAPER MILL.-Hav-
IN ing made arrangements to operate The Apo
mattox Paper Mill, we shall be prepared In few
days to supply orders for
PRINT AND BOOK PAPER,
and would be gratiaed to furnish It's former GUS
-..+=-s- toners and others.
ALL KINDS OF PAPER STOCK WANTED.
Our friends and customers In the interior con-
signing RAGS 10 us win receive prompt returns at
the BEET MARKET PRICE.
PETERSBURG. March L 1889. NH s-sm
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WINES AND LHQUORs.
I LIQUORS, LIQUORS, LIQUORS.

to our
LARGE and WELL-sE L ECTED ASSORTMENT
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC WINES,
LIQUORS, &C., Es.
s- consisting In part OF s
casks otard. Dupuy & Co.'s Fine Brandy,
vintage 1852;
cask OLD hennessy Brandy. vintage 1861:
As demijohns Extra Fine Dark Brandy, for me-
dicinal purposes;
. casks Very superior berry Wine;
6 CASKS cry Superior Fort WiEe. direct I'M
portation ....-.. ...e
10 ca X, medium Grade" " Inc,
60 baskets Champagne, superior brands;
Is cases fine ines, one dozen bottles each;
SO cases Claret Wine,
barrels Nv. ~ Gid Rye Whiskey. FIVE years
10 barfeis Kentucky Rourbon whiskey, two
10 barrels Wilson's Fennsylvania whlskey,
Is barrels sckey's Mountain whiskey, sa
20 barrels Hangers Wh!skey,
q barrels VI arLin Y hiskey,
Is barres Whitr's hockoi idge whitkev.
10 barrels bngelman's Val ey Choice WhtBsey,
15o barrels common to medium " hlskey,
10 barrels 10 land Gin.
Is barrels New England Rum,
barrels old Jamaics Rum.
Also a large lot of mixer Brandies, Wines, Cor
dIas, Tonic and Bar 81 tiers. &C. &c, In store anu
for sale on accommodating terms.
ANDkEW j. GRAY & CO..
apps No. Pearl Block.
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FURNITURE, &c.
FURNITURE WAREROoMg,
VE OS1 u 33H OE~.V<U
MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, va.

LA OfScStfE I6E FOSSsOxfiOE,
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, va.
We are now prepared 70 manufacture all styles
OF FUANIi UHE and MATTRESSES 70 order,
and uo would request all In want OF articles IN OR
line to examine our stock OF UHAMbER PAhs
LOR, AMI DININd-RO0M FUkN1TU . =,
MATTRESSES, &C., OF superior quality, ane Inc
best and cheapest assortment that Ia, been onervo
TO the public for many years. we haVe last
marked down our prices, and feel CONFIDENT tAey
are suited TO the times.
Furniture and aAattresssa EEPA1EED AND W
HOI STzRED. BhhWCOD EiTTEh.
AMI opposite past-hffie1. 6tcbmond, va,
EsINE FURNITURE, &o.-H. A. At
r. EIEseN l. SON hsye on hand aud win con.
tiuua TO keep Z very fine assortment o. "a BihET
rUnNI9llItE OF their own make. OF hne BOSE
WOOD. WALNUT, &C., which they viii warrant,
and VIII S. II a. prices as low or lower than can be
Rad Ia Eorlbcrn cities or anywhere else We only
ssk The pub ic TO call and examine for themselves
ia verify OF this statement before sending their
money from home. thereby helping to sustain the
families OF Our woIainenen az home Instead OF
contributing TO support aSyiums tor thar purpose.
In our Undertaking Department is X pt atl Kinds
OF CuTFISs, with thu latest improved MEJAt.-
Lie BURIAL Casa, which Is perfectly becuti-
fui and secure. Bo4iag and Repairing Furniture
done Ut short notice. Hair and shacS Mattresses.
Lon't forget the small yet wefl-hlied house on
Governor street, No, loo, Richmond, VS..
MN is-sm n. a, AFTERNOON q SON.
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FISHING TACKLE, ae.

EISHING TACKLE, FISH 49,
II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES received,
large and complete assortment Of klSalN0
TACKLS suitsble for country and the river hsn.
inz. Come superior lines, Tor hand Tines. Moold
call the attention OF dealers 70 nay stock. "a MINK
the goods viii suit he trade and the pEtces cannot
fail 10 please, n, ". TIGgqR, Ganmakas,
No. 432, Waish's old stand and
5ss-s 49, OF Seyen.esnsh s!se
mhs-lm ! near First Asrses.
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THE RAILROAD CONNECTION WITH


CINCINNATI. .t.s
COLUMBUS, OHIO, April 30.-The Ohio
Legislature hes passed bill authorizing
Cincinnati to contract for loan Of Sl0,-
100000 to build railroad connecting that
city with the southern railroads centering
at Chattanooga. -
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NEILLs / RYANT, TOBACCO Elk.
W. CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BR0KERs
and COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the pur.
chase and sale Of LEAF and MAN UFACTUkED
TOBACCOs, Orders solicited. Liberal advances
made on consignments. Refer to A. r. Harvey,
President OF National Bank Of Virginia James
Thomas, Jr., ESQ, Richmond, Va; Nessrs. Il
Messenger Il Co, New YORK;; Messrs. johnson 4
Thom nSon Roston Mass -. r..U tvH
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

DIERSON & TURNER,
GENERAL SHIP. ING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CORNER WALL. AND SOUTH STREETS
~EW YORK
CHARLES II. PIRRsoS. GEORGE w. TURNER.
Freight contracts made 10 and from all ports.
Special attention given to purcha. and shipment
Of lumber, gu2nos, hay, ard general meFchan-
disc also 10 Gale OF every description or south
ern produce.
Corsignrnerts solicited ap 1s-3ms
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DENTISTRY.

NITROUS OXIDE GAS.--Havingl
IN supplied m, self with new and i'm 1911
proved apparatus for making the above Eas, an
; @ now prepared 20 - q. 81
EXTRACT TEETH WITHDuT PAIE.
Those who msy BE- SIX PIT nj on the subJecS naVo
only TO try it, and be conytneed.l . 1919
b 800. .a~s GEuR9E b. STEEL, DentaIS
ap19-d&wsm ia S1in atreee
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yKYoOD, WOOD, WoOD.--I Am selling
w sHAsoNED OAK .. % and PINE q %
delivered, OF as and p In the yard. VIII ssil y
small aantilie. 70 poor people tae sane sssss:
wood.yarc By the side Of the same Deswosn Twsn:
aesh aud Iweuty.arst streets. Tia yood-ynxd
rates open on both Cary and Dock. Oyders Len
CURTIS q PARKER On Etghtesnta Strecs b.
tween Main and Cary, WIN DO ysoMgt,y 9lisd;
jaS F@ h w. =. H&LAHs
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DEDUCTION In PRICE OF ANTHRA-
LII ICITg sCOAL.-The subscriber from date
offers ANTHRACITE COAL or best qualty Ss "
per tom Of O., ooa pounds delivered Also, fest OAK
and PINE WOOD a. the lo~eet narxeE ratca.
Ontce3 conner or Seventeenth ana Uock, ana ess
Ia II = S"s9E.- lE#sf WHIT ROBERTB,
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7 Vienna, April 2s.-The law declaring
Prague in state Of siege has been annulled.
Placards have been posted in various parts
Of the city requesting the inhabitants to
avoid any further disturbances.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-20

There is sometimes an advantage in
being late, and two men found it SO at
Avondale. It was rule of the mana.
gers of the mine that any man arriving
after the bell tollcd seven, should not
be allowed to work that day. On the
morning of the explosion two men came
late, but only few minutes. The per-
son in charge Of the cage refused to let
them go down, at which they grumbled
and swore, and threatened to be even
one day with the unaccommodating off,
cial. They saved their lives by their
unpunctuallity!
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-20

Two very long funeral processioss
following the remains Of two promin.
emit business men of Cleveland, Scion
Corning and Samuel r. Hutchinson,
passed each other on Euclid street in
that city on Sunday. The Cleveland
Herald says: sit greatly heightened the
deep solemnity of the slow passing, by
the thought that the two old friends,
who had been identified with the active
business interests Of the city, were meet.
ing each other for the last time. though
they passed in silence and in DEATH"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-20

We are requested, BY circular, TO say
tbat the Third State Christian Convention
will b hsld ut Grinnell, November 9th.
10th and Ilsh. Delegates from every
church and christian organisation, in
Iowa, IRE cordially invited. The circular
requests the delegates to notify Edward
R. Potter, of Griunell, a. early as posi-.
BILE, that places of entertainment may DO
provided for them.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-20
Eastman, Oct. 18th, 1869.

0nr nav Railway towns out West may
want good newspaper. We know a
gentleman Of ability who can both write
and print. He desires a situation which
will cnure to the beneft.of himself and OF
those with whom he may locate. Our
friend has means--not like the Rothchild' q
but sufficient to paddle his own canoe.
Ambitious villages toward shutdown or
tho north-pole can be made cities by Lbs
erai use OF printers ink. The man we
commend is every way competent. He is
On anti-monopolist; foolish enough to
think that Capital should protect itself
witkeut impoverishing LABORl
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