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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-21

THE SURVEYORS IN.-The surveying
party on the Iowa Southwestern II. r..
arrived in town Saturday. The run a
line from Louden, on the Northwest
ern, through Upton and Covers Ferry
to near Jacks, in Graham Township.
They then went back to near Upton
and ran another line Oh Nicholson
Creek, to the point where they left the
first, hear Jacks and from there to
town. We learn they found favorable
lines nearly all the way. From here
they will run southwest. This propos-
ed road is awakening much interest,
but not half what it deserves. Some
think the concert of action between the
Rock Island and Northwestern roads
cuts us off from all chance Of competi-
ton by this new line. This is not true
There is another line coming across
Illinois, originally intended to strike
Mississippi above Clinton, but will be
diverted to Clinton and unite with this
/ line and form new through route &c
/ Chicago and the east. Besides the
Rock ford and Rock Island road will
connect with il at Clinton and give
still another line to Chicago. Let this
road be built and We will have ample
opportunities to form connections of tire
most advantageous character, and thai
by two or three different lines. Let
this county secure this road east anC
southwest, with the /. n. &. direct tf
st. Louis, and we will be admirably
situated, with rival lines of transporta
ton to rival markets. This is wha
we must have or be within the grasp o
monopoly which vii. put on Tho
screws to the last extremity. We have
no doubt so soon as our |. n. &. is opel
! to Mt. Pleasant we can make arrange
ments with the burlington road a
lower rates to Chicago. There is nothing
like competition IN this matter.
city Republican.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-21

ATTENTION, LADIEs.-By using ..
X. Saleratus in your cookery you will
always be greeted by your husband
with II pleasant smile, an atfectionate
embrace and always have peace in the
family. Don't fail to try it, For sale
by all merchants that look to the inte-
rest of their customers, rs do Alden
Scott 4 Co. 3ml7
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-21
To All whom II May Concern.

Notice is hereby given that at the August
term of the Circuit Court of Cedar county,
Iowa the final report of II Weed. guardian
OF George T. Leith, minor heir Of John Leith,
deceased will be presented, and with IL his
petition asking that he be discharged from
further duties and liabilities as such guardian.
ID. G. WEED, Guardian.
ST. SMITH, Atty for Guardian 2w2S
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-21

THE SOLDIERS OF CEDAR COUNTY
are requested to meet at the Court
House, in Upton, at two o'clock Satur-
day afternoon, August 18th, for the
purpose of forming county organiza-
ton preparatory to the grand Reunion
at Des Moines.
The above call is issued in obedience
to the expressed wishes of a large
number of those affected thereby, by
whom it is thought that such meeting
may be made highly conducive to the
pleasure and convenience of those who
attend the Reunion, individually and
collectively.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-21

MORE of those pound colicos at Cobb
& Wetzel's
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-21

CooL.-A few weeks ago ayoung lady
who is teaching school in the country
a few miles from Upton, and who is
in the habit of riding horseback to and
from her school house, was Fastening
home one evening for fear offs shower
lit is needless to say it didn't rain}when
the driver of an emigrant wagon which
she met shouted to her that she had
dropped something. She felt at once for
her watch, gold one, and discovering
that it was gone, prepared to dismount
for it. But the emigrant, who was now
out of his wagon, told her mot to get
down, he would hand it to her. He
walked up to the watch, picked it up,
put it in his pocket, climbed in his wagon
and drove on. How is that for cool?
The scamp was pursued but the watch
was not recovered.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-21

Is it new? Is it stylish? Is it good?
Depend upon it Casad & Gilmore keep
it!
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-21

THE war in Europe does not prevent
fifteen yards Of prints being sold for
one dollar at Cobb & Wetzel's.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-21

the above road may ultimately extend
real intentions of railway managers are
sometimes past finding ou., but 1t look
as though the thirty miles of the ). A..
4 D. road-the grading of which is said
to have been contracted for and to
which Sabula's subscription of So, 900
has been turned over may prove to be
neither more nor less than a link in the
Iowa Southwestern. We don't know.
We only give the looks Of the matter
Andmosd Eureka.
Doubtful things are very uncertain.
HABIT If not necessity, make Hair
Dressing indispensable to many. The
new "Vigor." which DR.. Ayers labora-
tory issues, is one Of the most delightful
we have ever used. 1t restores not
only the color, but gloss and luxuriance
to faded and grey hair.
DRs. HALL & MOoRE's EYE SYRUP
will remove Scum, Ulcers, inflammation
Granulation, &C., from the Eyes, and is
the greatest Remedy known for weak
eyes. 1T is warranted to cure the worst
cases of Sore Eyes, no matter of what
nature or of how long standing. Mon
ey refunded by our Agents where salts
faction is not given. For sale only at
the City Drug Store. 4w 20
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-21

BALLOU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR
AUGUsT.-Prompt to time comes Bat
iou's Mdgasine for August, freighted
with remarkable store of good things
in the shape of reading matter. Among
the stories are two sea-yarns of the first
quality, several for lady readers, two for
children, aud tales of adventure and
daring that all must like. On the
whole Batlon's Magazine is about the
best and cheapest publication to be
found in this or any other country, for
it is only $50 per year, or ID cents sim
gle copy, and is for sale at every period
ical store in the United States. Address
THoMEs & TALBOT, Boston, Mass.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-21

STRANGE SIGHT.-A genuine sen sa-
ton at Stanwood one day last week,
when a locomotive was seen thunder
ing down the grade towards town with
a blazing car attached. 1t was running
away, was the first thought, and at
once preparations were made to throw
it from the track; but whistle showed
that the engine was manned, and mo-
ment later it hustled off on switch
and was disengaged from the burning
car. The fire had been discovered some
two miles out of town, and leaving the
rest ofthe train, the fire which was for
tunately next the engine, was brought
in as described. The car was loaded
with through freight, among the rest,
valuable quartz mill for the mines,
and was a loss to the company, exclu'
sive of the value of the car, of some ST.
O00.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-21

UNDREss PARADE.-A young man
was in town Monday and Tuesday
whase card read, Geo. w. Mann, Gin
ton Herald" He was canvassing for
subscribers to the Herald and for
advertisers in the Premium List of the
Wheatland fair. He reports good sue
cess, So far, so good. But we are
truly sorry that that respectable and
respected institution, the Herald,
could not find a more proper
representative. Why, he don't look
such a fool! His clothes make him
look as if he might be gentleman.
But his actions, bah! The idiot held
undress parade on the piazza of the
hotel here good part of the night; and
to cap the claimax, came and stood in
the open door of a lady's room with
flaming lamp in hand, and in more
primitive costume than the Texas
summer suit of paper collar and spurs.
With our good feelings for the Herald
We must hope that the next Mann it
sends cruising under its flag may not
be so very poor a specimen.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-21

There is no place like home' for
solid comfort; and no place like Casad &
Gilmore's at which to buy gent!emen's
clothing and furnishings. Fact.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-21

COST or FIRE CRACKERS.-Ileo COX ul
lost eighty-ive thousand dollars, Iowa
City ten thousand, Chicago seven
thousand Pittsburg three thousand,
Davenport five thousand and our own
some sum. Some 100 school teachers
could be employed for that sum to
teach our youth better manners. Our
city council might do well to pass laws
regulating this evil. 1t looks hard to
depaive youngsters of their fun, but
when we consider the danger arising
from it no one can gainsay the propri-
ETY. of looking into the matter Muscd-
tine Journal
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-21

The Earlvile San brags on y hen /,
that town which takes care of broot
of nineteen chickens and lays All egg
every day.
OF the fifty.four millions additional
circulation authorized, under the new
currency act, Iowa will be entitled tc
1851, 1862.
The 18th Annual Fair of the John.
son County Agricultural and Mechani
cal Society vii! be held on the Goth, 2ls,
22d, and I'D of September.
The Nonpdrst says a man passed
through Council Bluffs day or two
ago on his return to Missouri, after hav.
ing tried to live in Minnesota. Don't
like it up thar, "said he-"Have nine
months of winter, and the rest of the
year it's id late in the fall.'
The official action of the Chinese gov
eminent, on the death of Mr.. Burlin-
game, is very gratifying to his friends.
1t is now said that in addition to pecu-
MARY benefits to the family, the gov
eminent has conferred upon him pos
thumous title of the highest rank out
side of the royal family.
The DEBORAH Republican has the
following illustration of sharp legal
practice: "A disciple of Esculapius in
this county presented a bill to q
Norwegian Of s. for medicines got 10y
his wife. The debtor refused t" pay
because he did not order the medicines,
and was saucy about it. The doctor
sued; and Oh the day set for trial, "A
lawyer from DEBORAH happened in that
neighborhood. The defendant heard of
it and went for the lawyer who told the
Norwegian we would fix the doctor for
$40. On the principal of "millions for
defence, but not cent for tribute,' the
$40 was paid over The lawyer went
to the Justice and paid costs; to the
Doctor and paid s., and by request, the
Justice entered Judgment for defend
ant" The Norwegian went home
happy; and the lawyer was richer by
five or six dollars. Doesn't this illus
trute the spirit in which much having is
done?n
The Sigourncy Nc,rs has the follow
ing concerning crops in Keokuk county:
All reports agree in pronouncing the
wheat crop in this county excellent.
The yield will not be beyond an aver
age, but the quality of the grain is bet
ter than has been harvested for years
past. Meadows, although light, are
furnishing yield of hay SO excellent
in quality that it will in great measure
make up for the lack in quantity. Corn
only needs plenty of rain to make a
splendid crop. Upon the whole the out
look is rather encouraging for farmers.
An answer to the dispatch sent by
the German meeting at Turner Hall
Chicago, on Sunday. to King William
of Prussia, was received Monday nj ght.
1t is as follows
''To Edward Jassen and others Il
thank you, and feel convinced that
Germany will answer the hopes Of her
countrymen beyond the sea.
(Sigued) WILLIAM REX.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-19

The s0NRKgERO GUANO, of
which MORO PHILLIPS PxaOS
F'EKATE is and always has been manu-
factured, (snd Of which he has sole ontrol
for the United States,) contains NIFTY per
cent. more Bone Phosphate than Raw Bone,
therefore It IN more durable.
A large percentage is Soluble. and will i'm
mediateiy yield Its nourishment.
The Ammonia 1t contains is pure and rea-
dy to yield its value-not animal matter, ca
pable of yielding its ammonia after decom-
position In the sell.
Nothing is spared in Its manufacture to
render it the most valuable Super Phosphate
and Crop Producer in the market.
Eight years experience has proved TO the
farmer that 1t is durable and can always be
relied on as uniform In quality; and the nu-
merous unsolicited testimonials continual
ly received of Its use In competition with
other Fertilizers, fully sttests that ithas not
been excelIed.
Price, $50 per ton of 900 lbs. Discount to
dealers. MORO PdILLIPS,
Sole Proprietor Tod Manufacturer.
For sale by j. C. d A. H. stockly. Smyrna
Delaware.
mar-l3-em.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-19
ss- DON'T BE ONE DAY WITHOUT
BOOKS TO SUIT EVERYBODY.

Great Fortune Te'ler, 50 OTIS. rourtship
Made Easv. 25 CTS. Correct Etiquette, o5 cts.
Bridal Ftiauette, Is cts How to Win q
fweefheart ar Lover. 30 cts LOO Conun-
drums, ~ efs. Correct r, tier Writer, % cts.
Amateur Theatricnis, 80 cts. Book OF Mys-
terious Disc' oanres 5nets. Guide to Beauty,
60 cts. Comic Speeches. 80 cts. How Gam
biers win. 30 cts. Roxiug and w nstlipe
made Easy. Is cts. True Marriage @ tide and
r Oh NJ Nature. 80 cts. BOOKS sent. posfnEe
p,sd. by return mail. Address w. G ,-fney.
3 Astor Piace, New York. A - .es.,9-1w.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-19
TERMS /:

THE HERALD PER YEAR, SINGLE
COPIES, $500, IF PAID IN ADJ
ANcE; If NOT TILL END
OF YEAR, $50.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-19
aeMeIry, &c.
Tt LIS Fir7ishedl

Let those now come who never came before (;
And those who always came, now come the
more.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-19
CLUB RATES:

CEoB RATE6:
Ten copies, one year. 1850
Fffseen g +" $50
Twenty" {" :" 5000
Thirty " " e. - $500
Forty I" ao.oe
Finy $500
ANY one getting up clubs as above spe-
Gifted, will receive a copy of the paper
one year for their trouble. The names
of q club must all go to enc Post Office.
and the orders be accompanied with the
cash. Address
THE HERALD,
Smyrna, Del.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-28
Foreign News.

LONDON, Jan. 2S The Pail Mall Gazette
states that negotiations on the Alabama claims
question have been suspended
The land belonging to the estate of the late
George Peabody which was recently seized by
the officer OF the Crown, has been released
by order Of the Government
The cotton splnnerS in the factories at Wig
ano. LANCASTER, are on strike. Three hun
dred hands are idle.
Sir John Duk- CoIeridgc Il member OF Par
lament from Exeter, addressed Il meeting OF
bis constituency last evening in an important
speech, defining and defending, the policy OF
the Ministry
ROME, Jan ga. the meeting Of the
Ecumeuicai Council, to day, notice was given
of the nomination OF Cardinal B. Barnato, TO
the Presidency OF the commission On Western
ritns and Apostolic missions.
the death Of the Archbishop OF Vera cruz
was announced TO the Council.
Six fathers addressed the body, but no new
subjects Of discussion were introduced,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-28
l.cftcr From H.oudOnu County.

i.EEsgURj, 49,, Jan o. 1870. The pros
pecis Of !hS country Immediately around Lees
burg are very ilatterins 80 lar as mechanics arc
concerned. Mr. Thomas H. Cagetl has con
IT acted with +. f. Head for frame house Of
large size to be bnit on his farm, i mile south
of iicesburg, and Mr.. Clinton Lloyd, of the
Clerk Office Of the House OF Representatives,
/, to build one on his farm Immediately adon-
iny Mr.. C,agctt's. Mr.. W.n. yesterday is the
builder
Mr. Paxton who recently purchased the
'IruntIc farm, lpari OF Exeter is about build
ing Il very LARGE house 52xIG on the ten acre
lot north OF town, which he has recently pur.
chased from Mr. John Hammerly. The
usual number of small buildings to be put up
from funds derived from cur building
association, will be completed next year.
furnishing 1T small cost, and Just as they
were needed, ''iIomcs jr the People
The use Of these funds has heretofore been
confined almost entirely to the Leesburg pco
pie but more recently Hamilton folks are com
ing in as bidders for the funds.
Our Aide turnpike contracted for by hleSsrs.
O Leary and Hi>le, OF Rappahannock, is now
fixed fact. The grading, culyerts and bridg
ing will cost about $7Oj per mile, clear Of 50 la
rics Of officers and engineering.
We will want about 81, 900 more 70 McAdam-
iZe or gravel it, and this we will get when
the railroad mania ceases or is directed to some
point other than our Southern terminus.
Yours, ALLQUIs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-28

POLICE REPORT OFFICE. o
Young men, tor dsordery G9nducs IN bro lsGnt w a
held last night, were fined aud DISCHARGED.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. = Samuel johnson,
colored, for stealing chickens from Jerry
Brown, co!ored, both residents OF the county
WINS discharged upon the payment OF costs.
VIM. Hawkins and Robert Pinker, coIoF ,h,
res;dents of the county, for destroying the
lsnc;., Of MIR. Thomas Swami, were dismissed
ss the charge was withdrawn. These last IA;
tbrce arrests were made by special consta Die
a coored man named Henry Wilson, Tor at r
tsmrting TO steal turkey from the stana Oh Oh
Mr.. Young in the market, was dlSchareea az AZ
Mir. Young had already sufficiently puo'sneu
him. ,bo I;c, ot
james Dudley, for threatening me NE o.
Betsy PAGE, both colored, was held under oohuS
Tor security to keep the peace for SIX mo 9ani'
WATCH REpoRT.-Night cloudy ana oafh ::
There were no disturbances in any quarter o. o.
The CITY. Two arrests we're made BY the watcn
!cr lisorderly behavior, and three loogerS
we're accommodated at the watch house
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-28
l'he Indians.

HELENA, Montana, Jan. 27.-On the 18th
inst. an expedition against certain tribes OF
Indians, who have been stealing stock aud
numbering whites Tor several months. lett
Fort Shaw under command of Colonel Baker.
An Indian arrived at Fort Benton to-day ant
reports that on the 90 inst Col. Baker surprised
Ghe Bear Chiefs camp Of over 20 lodges anc
killed men, women and chiIdrer-no quarter
was given and the surprise was complete. On
" six or eight men escaped. Bear Chief va:
among the slain Hc is known to have muir
dered several whites. Col. Bakers loss is trit
ing
The other tribes OF the Biackicct upon earn
| ing of the affair immediately made a.! haste i'
| reach theBritish Possessions BUTT IL undcrs;oo,
that the expedition has got permission TO eros
the boundary in pusut. This report is con
| frmcd by other arrivals at Fort Benton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-28
LOCAL NEWS.

The HARMONIC BALL.-The masked and
fancy dress ball of the Harmonic, at their hall,
last night, was, it is generally conceded, one Of
the grandest affairs of the sort that have ever
before been gotten up in this city Inc at'
tendance was unusually large. between TOUR
and five hundred being present, and Tor pub
lilo assemblage the behavior AID decorum o.
served were truly remarkable. Masks OF every
conceivable design were present, and some OF
the costumes were really magnificent. Prevl
GUS to the dancing, a tabeau representing the
coat Of arms OF Virginia was presented. the
Goddess of Liberty holding in her hand a
scroll with the inscription "Firgiuia once more
star in the Union. Tableaux were then
exhibited representing Prince Carnival with
his Pages, Gambrinus on his Throne, snr
rounded by his SATELLITES, ana kiug Bacchus,
with his knights Of Erolic; ard then followed
a represeni alton OF q tull and complete manage
Tie, containing all Manner ii living creatures
The dancing Was continued untl nearly day
light this morning, aI,l was then suspended
with reluctance The music was excellent and
The refreshments were furnished IN Captain
Denly best style
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-28

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY. -The house OF Mrs.
Gales, on Majors Hill, was entered early last
uipht by thieves, but not finding any money or
jewelry lett, however, without carrying of
anything Mrs Gales was alone at the time, and
becoming alarmed at hearing the dogs at
lacking some one 90 her premises, she left her
house and went to neighbor's Tor assistance,
but before she returned the robbers lad made
their search
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-28
a Esody and Mind Disease.

Such is is -pcp,a. The 81 oma III sn.l HE
Brain are TO intimately allied for 70" CIT >
sli;|r wlhou. thc other, ) tha. dy sgrI-iA nnI
dependency Mo insr parable. Il may Er add,
too that irritation Of the stomach j. "!mc~: IN
variahly ac .otnpanrl by irritation Of IT, t":-
per.
III" invigornIin ing "!'! tTa.:T:!}!':,l:a "I'":t "a
OF Hc~,".ter'- Ei!!rr- i mo. powerfully c"T".-
npcd in ca-r4 Of indigestion. The lirs, "t,'n! o.
tht. agGcrzb.r iy;jc : Comforting ~ rG&o"r-
m,ing A nil / glow re-rAdr7 The system, lI2
chr"hia NJ cl@iGos% in thr region OF tn .am"ch
i lc..l.r /, and ttr irrvous &c mes when
cha rAcirc&,:: Sac d ease i ab.tai. This an
prorrmcnt j. not ira: lent Ii i: nat succre led
~ TIE r"tH7n Of thr old sy!nrl or.S with sUpt:
&i3.t force, q, i ri "Gy the cas-. whom ahmed
icalaL stimulan1s Nrc given e.: tho complaint.
Each 1csa seems 10 impsrt a permanent acce .
sion Of beautiful Inauguration But this IS no,
Mi 7 IL, :lrrirnt ana anti bilious properties
Of the preparation are scarcely SrcondHry 1T
Importance } rs tonic virtues. If thr!" Is an
overflow Of bilc.tho secretion ia 'rOn brought
within proper iimil; and IF the bI cary organ
is int and torpid II is tined and reguiatc't.-
The fleet upon the lischarg ing organs i; cqraI
u salutary, and IN case: OF constipation the
cathartic acti is just sufficient TO produce the
desired result gradually and without pain. l he
Bitters al promotr healthy evaporation from
The surface which is particularly d":lrahi" ~
this aason when Sudden spills OF raw, imp cas-
ant weather arc apt 10 check tho natural pers-
p;ration and produce congestion Of tho liver.
coughs and c, Ids Tie best SajtgHdri on"i"S:
Vegetable Restorative r,acntia!!y promotes.
ian D1-pOlW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-28
!. j :. !: s s 1 :. . ]. .

TO THE WORKING CLASS.-W" ar" now
prepared to furnish all classes with constant
omplopln mt nj home til" whole of the tim" or
for the spare moments Business new, light
and profitable. Persons Of either sex easily
earn from SOC TO IS PEI evening, and = pro-
por.ionsl sum by dcvoting their whole time to
much a. men. That all who see this notice
may send their address. and test the husi' G.,
we make this unparalleled ohcs: TO such rs
arc not we'll salts fed, we will send 81 to pay for
the trouble Of writing. Full particulars Va!
liable sample, which will do to com mcnce work
on, and copy Of THE Psoplcs Lit"ro i Cam
3,qniou one of the largest and best family news.
lapcrs published--sIl sent tree b. mail. Rad
cr. il y0u want permanent, profitable work ae-
drc.s +. c. ALLEN - CO, Augusta, Maine
ian 24-d&.w3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-28

MARKET STALLS Broken Open. The veg
rtable stall of William HoIlengec, co!ored, and
the butter stall Of John l.. Smith, jr., 10 the
market house, we're broken open last night,
and though both were we'll stocked, strange to
say, nothing was stolen from either of them
The thieves put some eggs in basket in MIR.
Smiths stall to carry off, but for some nncx-
plancd reason did not take them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-28
Ihc Markets..

NEW YORK, January ls Stocks unsettled.
Money easy At ia, per cent. Cold az IT.
GINA sixos, cx conpon 81; new G?!. Flour
without 4 material change. Wheat dull and
unchanged. Corn dull and dropping.
BALTIMORE january IS -Virginia SKIES, 1866,
So bid 90 SCI 81 bid. North tarolinas, new,
20 bid. Cotton firm al ~ Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat dull at l3Oal10. Corn
weak white li0alt5; yellow 9ot9S. Oats ga
3D. Rvo dull an. nominsl. PoTl; quiet. ha-
con quiet.