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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-05-18
Tho ronrfl,.

Ine fOuTlHs
Has McGregor spirit and money enough
to get up a celebration? Finances are
close we all know, but it seems the COOL
old natal day of Liberty should not be
neglected. Will our young Mayor and
his associates in the council Dew out some
kind of plan by which the memory of
Hancock, Adams, Henry, Montgomery,
jefferson and Washington may be per-
pstuated. We sincerely hope an effort
will be made to keep McGregor in the
line of patriotic responsibility.
1t is told us. that JAMES O'BRIEN, of
Lansin {, lawyer of prominence and an
orator of eloquence, might be engaged to
address us if application be made before
other towns write him. We have heard
from persons in whose judgment we place
all confidence, that Mr.. O'Brien has no
superior in Iowa as an orator. Our city
might as we'll be ticketed for a "Four!h
of July as any other city or town. Let
us do it. Trusting these few lines will
find you in the same state of mind, we
remain yours &c.
Circus! Circus!
Geo. w. DeIIaven, the veteran circus
man, wi Il be here on Monday. The ad>
vertisement will be seen in our double
columns. Read it. George has pretty
much quit giving common exhibitions.
He adds to the extraordinary talent here's
tofore exhibited, rendition Of "Mazeppa,
a play which is as immortal as its author,
the gifted byron. We have seen it in
tbeatricals, but never under a tent in a
circus ring. We advise timid people not
to witness its exhibition! 1t is terrible
The rider, dashed to wild. untamed horse,
isn't pleasant to see, but good strong
nerves can stand the spectacle without
shuddering. We are going, horse or no
horse. In addition to this, DeIIaven
sends lady-or the gas does, rather
thousands of feet toward heaven in q
basket attached to large balloon. This
last is an outside show and costs nothing
but walk to the tent to see it. See the
large and beautiful exhibitory bills de-
scribing this circus. Cy. McCumber had
them put up, and he would not represent
anything that was wrong. Our exchanges
all speak in tho highest terms Of DeHav.
ems exhibition, and we expect to see
reasonable turn out.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-05-18

Bindery.-The TINES OFFICE now has
a Book binder whose experience is 33 yrs.
All work sent to us will be done in the
best style at rates entirely satisfactory.
Send in your Magazines and Book work.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-05-18
NOTICE..

The copartnership heretofore existing between
Augustus French and L. NJ. Richmond, under the
name and firm of French Richmond. is this day
diss aved by mutual consent. All accounts due and
against the late firm must be settled with Augustus
French, who will continue the business at the old
stand, corner Fifth Avenue and Second Street, Gin
ton Iowa. AUGUSTUS FRENCH
May 3, 20. 2w10S /. NJ. RICHMOND.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-05-18
The Good Old Time Come Again!

ARNOLD is now selling best prints at 1919 cts,
yard wide bleached musns, 10 cts; 200 yards spool
thread, cts; shifting, plaid, down form 20 to 20
cis: fine Brown Muslin, 10 cts Hoop Skirts, 40. Is
100. Receiving new goods every week.
LOOK FOR TIE SIGN, led FLtG,
703 TIL }. ARNOLD.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-05-18

WALL PAPER.-Don't forget that I. w.
Wood has large stock eff wall paper just
arriving which will be sold at extremely
low prices. 3m672.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-05-18

Death.
On Saturday last we lost an old and
very much respected citizen, WILLIAM
GoRMAN, aged 81, native of Ireland,
County Kildare.
His death was caused probably by lung
fever, but being man Of extraordinary
mental activity we incline to the opinion
that he uore out He had been resident
of McGregor many years, filing several
Offices Of public trust, including the Mar
shalship of the city and for several terms
he was chosen as Trustee Of Mendon
Township. Uncle Billy" as he was
kindly called, was decided wit without
intending to be so. The recollection of
his odd reptile. to- any one who addressed
him will not soon pass away. We knew
him well. Permitting us to judge We
think he was the best posted man in
European political affairs that lived in our
town. Particularly was this the case as
to Irish and English difficulties.
His funeral was preached on Sunday at
the Church, by Father Lenahan, to very
large audience Of real friends, and the
remains of our venerable townsman, the
symbol of honesty and true worth were
deposited in the Catholic cemetery.
Farewell! as AE
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-05-18

F. D. Bayless, OF Elkader, is auth
orized to contract and receipt for any BUSH
ness which may in any way affect bushes
Of this Office.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-05-18

Buy Patent Extension Tables of Kel-
logg, McGregor, iowa.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-05-18
HOWARD
SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION.

For the Relief and CGte-of No Erring aud Unortu-
nate, on Principles OF Chris tian Philanthropy.
Essays on the Errors OF Youth, and the Follies of
Age in relation to Marriage and Social Evils with
sanitary aid for the afflicted. Sent free. in sealed
envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box B, Philadelphia, Pa.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-05-18

MeGregor Wholesale Market Report.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-05-18

DIEp.-At West Salem, La Crosse Co.,
Wis, Saturday, May 18th, 1870, of Con-
sumption, Emor E., Wife of w. w. Wall,
Hastings, MINI, and Sister of Mrs. d. d.
Fraser, of McGre gor, aged 80 years.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-05-18

MACHINERY ADMINISTRATIONS must
and will occur. The best of machinery
will sometimes break in some material
part-Mowers, Reapers and Threshers al
ways break in good weather, and when
you have large amounted extra help at
high prices, how re'y important that you
know with certainty that you will be able
to get repairs for your machinery in tins
of need, without being obliged to take
your best team and drive from forty to
one hundred miles, day and night, as
many thousands have done, on uncertain
ties, to some point where you suppose
they ought to keep what you so much need
and on arriving find to your great cost
and hinderance that you are on "tom
fools errand," and will yet be obliged to
take the red tape routine Of mail and ex-
press, to and from some distant manufac-
tory, in order to get some little fixture that
will cost but dollar, but without which
your whole work must stop.
D. G. Goodrich does, positively, keep
duplicate parts Of every part Of all the ma
chimes he sells. They are always on hand
and can be seen by his customers at any
time, thus making assurance doubly sure
to the farmer who happens to break his
machine. Full stocks will be kept at
both Clermont and Lawler this season, and
some parts, most liable to accident, will be
kept at other places. 2w7O9
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-05-18

LINE II want, Immediately, first
class Lime burner, at Nora Springs, Iowa.
One that understands the new patent kiln
can find employment and fair wages. Adj
dress 0. McCraney at North McGregor or
at Nora Springs. Persons not acquainted
with the new method of burning need not
apply. 7O9w2
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-05-18

Succ esssr to Iencke Bandow, sou beast of
Public Square and one door south of Geo. l.. Bass
Warehouse, McGregor, Iowa.
q. Passenger Agent for the Hamburg American
Packet Company.
Also Agent for the Celebrated Patent Beer Faucet
, 1870-01-23
DIED,

MoCAGi-Eesr Roek1aod. Nieh, Monday Jannsfy
H. Frederic youngest son Of 1ac AtGaSs Late ot th!s
city
, 1870-01-23
THE POLICE eo11T$.


'o1s :. - 80 ..,x,.,.
John uograhog Na1 the most CONSPICUOUS
a. ~. hrnnrh. mn m cxs-nect1nn with several fn
- =, :. 49, ..1. 6. n. .--.., -htrh ~.
nAses =. aouxe w - .,Ans ns.Sss. "u.1 ~.
stated 10 be Gen OF ln1emo1s chAt0c%ef. Ibe
keeper. Jennie 1ent1, uss accnSed Of keeping q
place Mere little E1fla were entt1ppod and
lcluAaeo n-1o hue ~s3s u uepfssNJ. uAae Faen
Ia said 10 be e1sens!yely followed IN soma paru Of
this clsJ* Captain hickey asked that shs PARTIES
be nela ~ w .M e1. sHHa ~ ns aDa ~ aoooV, "V,
cJ .ntcn nae ne ,...,p sea ~. " poas @ es'aeneo
hcn,e. sud fofc1b,y driven irto life OF prp@tttu.
aSn. 1iSn. rney TsTs sooosdmsy 1e,a o.sf ii Mon:
Ss1y Rsas asn 1 9, xss; e. s9s .ss
M3nt,e T. F,e1cc were ospugsf rp, cnsrged w1sp
Being inmates Of tbs hoqse rsiennd 70. THO Q!
them we're lemaes q donea, Ispu:!op' y s ,an and
t1s ts5a III o asa se saa Tas a.ee aas
, 1870-01-23
YekTEIVAY'S FIRES.

Yesterdsy morning. between l and O'CLOCK
fre y as discovered IN 4 shed adjoining two
story fsame, Fos. 9ol, -, and ~ Archer Ayenne'
osned aud occupied on the nEat door by +. c.
Mueller, A manufacturer Of eaBence Of codee.
D4usec to house aud n1tu1es about s1.ood. IN
su1ed for q $50 In Home HutnAl, and tl $50 ID the
Stats Insurance. Company. Henry Gctker oeeo-
pied TIC upper moor OF No Isl ~ = dwelling.
Damage about s1oc Injured for 1900 II tho Fnr.
mnn r. Henry 4emmer oocunied the upper psrt
OF No. 70 y fsHaeoce- 1.stle damage. Insured
for $500 10 the Hono AntuaL John McAanou oo'
cupled the 1nHef part Of No. 2aS ~ 4a1oon- DAU-
ago Ngpt 1nsuIoo IN Rspupl1e Tor $500. Toe q nce
Ii believed to haze been tue work C an tnoendL
Hfy. ..-....
at hsllpast O'Clock ye4sefday mosnlug nro
broke ont tn tHO-&torJ tfsIte, Nc eoz ANwxlkec
Avenue, owned b5 Cnl11e4 seg1t. sid occupied by
him - ! cigar ssere AID tu.idenca Tia Dire wa
dtscoSeTed bentnd tue counter. Cause uokno n
No. about a. 800. Insured fot 91boo u the Chicago
Fire, 81 100 IN MetchAnts' and for 800 In tht
untor.
te1day afternoon. WAS ca1,cd oJ tns o1raing q I
hny stack. relopGtrR 10 HerEy Schroeder, Ia thi
teat Of fo. f7S North Wells s1rcet.
, 1870-01-23
Il Grave Yard Seene-A Father He-
fuaIDE to Permit o Daughter 10
Sec Her Dead Mother.

From The Ba1imars A~ssri-aa
4 EcEne Mas euBcted 81 the Baltimore CeWeteEy,
On Sur Day Last, which for ths time being pro.
duced Tcfy unpleasant feelings 70 many ptr1ona
Who a1ood beside an open grave, and pA1nf11y
Illustrated to what an eIttNk An unroEEtY1nY spirit
the dead reytas thls earth. most surely will the
confidence Of at least one person be toraly
troubled, AADI months Gnce, youu2 iAdT. re-
udtrR In tnla city, married aRa!Cst the Wishes Of
her fAtheI. and, II punlAhment for her dldohedL-
Gcce the father declared that the daughter snouid
never again behold tho lace uf het mother, auo ~
far ~ TIE lie OF the mother sas concerned, he
kept his row. AtIass lne nothtr Retened; was
Informed that she nust die; but gEll ths obdusata
father would not slow tue daughter TO visit her
mother In the ding hour. The mother died, and.
breaking with anguish. fo1lowe1 The funeral train
to the BALTIMORE Cemetery. She begged, plead,
md entreated to be permitted to hsTe Just one
look It the face OF her mother but the fArner re-
fused to hAve the I'D OF the con1u removed. Tho
aEg01sh OF the 8cExoW-61rtcksn daughter Wxs palp-
ln1 IN the extreme, and AZ last her grief became 70
violent that the bJftandefs gave vent to tnetr feel
in2s IN Kuch manner tuAt the fsshnt c1useuted
for the removal Of tho co11n.lld, b1s 1t waa only
relaed t ever 30 Ntlle," but rhat was enough to
catch Eli1upse of thoee features, which, to Jeara
gene bJs were ront to MAKE her Joung heart Al
VaIm II aummers dAy. Tha weeping daughter
would hare k1ssed tnose lips cold In death, h1t tho
lid WsA ordered to be refaGteue0, sud 4 few mo-
Meuta afterwards tho body WA1 lowered tuso the
eA7uN pit, there to remain until such tfu1a a. the
GfeF Of all good Boal separate the righteous from
about the grave unul the un1errlful cIoda covered
Ill that was most dear to her on earth. and then
turning ausy from the halo wed spot, Wended ha1
atepA toward the cltY.
, 1870-01-23
Lord Wcztnalu9sefss WILL

An En&liSn MIi1ar Eays:
"Tne probate Of Lotd We&tntnstera Will fur-
baemen ase sesy tree spendernL
with IN income Of certstnly not 1ess than
Esc0.o1o year. hts pe1aonM astAte u only yaiuod
At $500 ooes and thls, II fnntt be remembered, In
cindea tha furniture aod plate. de-, four feai-
denceA, and the magnificent gallery OF palnti1gs.
70 mat the sctuai raoneI Whlcn he LETT behind
hin ts probably roe hair the sum named, and
1Lo1d Wessn.us.es d.ed At his estate u Font
bill, plaec Ehca has rwice befors been con-
rectEd with men famous Tor tnetr richea
rores daJs one Il tie Honse1s Of sss West y
England, was originally buus bJ Deek1ord-cataA
By Byron EnRlandI Wealttleat son '--<ht oele-
%noIe eoanEy e e1c,ed Klssser cuosty, u ps1u, %
account OF III sp!endor and the extraordinary col
!cetipn Of work. Of ar which It Contained, but
ttl more lson .hs fast Lhas g ths @ ox9ss 9 would
Eventually, noHtver. Mi. Beekford su1ered eonr-
nons insaes By tho depreciation OF hn Wast India
prrpert5, and tbs gates which had refused admla+
oiacss. Iae estate lhea pa.sed through ona o.
two nanda untt one part or 1t became the proper
y Of Lard Westminster, and the otner that Of
NJ Mort!son. q the celebrated DRY Roods house
"Mr. AarEtson's wM waA proved under E4, ,ooa,-
600, ard he lett besides lmmeuse landed estatea-'
nLotd westm,nstsE aaa elrays y, EYE ne Iepu1a tson
that he would have LEFT behind him IN enor1no1s
sIm o nqge1 6as EegJa .s2a m 10 mater
tent The calls upcn them ale fully Ia proportion
10 their wealth md s1obLesse If nothing cIae obigt
70 g7e and spend o. ne other
live ID q TeIy moderate manner, lust aa Mr. Nor
11son did. Moreover, there Is amongst members
Of tho 2reat mercantile world In England great
PRIDE ID dYtrz ncn. Tnts u with nAnJ apparently
tbs end End aIm cf existence; whereas English
nobIemen hare no smbltlon Of the fnd.n
, 1870-01-23
SEATING.


a efshu1 match, between c. A. Foley, of Chi
cago, and John Bursaw, Of Milwaukee, took placo
Il the West Side Rnk last evening. The d1stance
to b. gone over was rfty mtIes, but, owing to tho
soft condition Of tne ice. tn1rtJ nansa wefe de-
caded upon BY mutual Agreement. The money st
Eaka VIA 1300 4 s1de. Foley navsR Gkntsd q
match betme, but hls tneuds mad confidence IN
his ability to compete successfully With the NIL
wauket&n, although the l1ttef h1a made nifty
miles In three hours and lfsJ m1nutel They are
both OF about the sane height and build, Foley
being few pounds tho llgntest- 0Ver ntteen
hundred petBons witnessed the nAtcn. Will
ont doubt, many more would haEa bean
present hnd tot the min descended in
suth qusnury As 10 render journey 10 tho rink
disaZ1 eetole. 4 hand Of music wAs IN attendance,
the atatetB and luAde the spect2tots teel toYtul
The pfelulue,1ea were alranged by the selec-
tiou Of A. EaheE 81 Judge for Foley. '. KtnseJ As
Judge for Bli7Rw. FT1nk Marvin Ra referee. and
c. Pecs. J: Gillespie. snd =; Lsaaw. - t,n,e-
teata13 sppeared upon the tcs, and a. the word
ago, started on their lcuR Journey. Barrels had
been placed as ea'a Of the tour
CO GatusA aeo1s IL iso 49,, IRON fr1m .n.. ne @asn ,s
mile, AID 4c5 Times ~ ,ls:J uiles- i 1@
evident from 1ne nfat, Il = f4d snalc.ent endu!-
tnca, th1t FoleI would WI, - no Afnted mueh
faster tasn hiA opponent Rut14W tooE II easJ,
hoptns, 70 donnt mat Foe, : sirea9ta xoud a. not
cye1, for Foley tept up hia fast aud s1tAdJ pace,
ana at tbs cad OF esch h21t ho11 Increased his
lead, accomplishing the thirty miles In txo houre
and Sor1y+tWo mtautaH-oTef lnree miles Aud
a-ha]t ahead Of palsaM. Tao following tshle W!
show The number OF ut2es tach akater pAa.ed
around The TEX each half hour:
TIE GCoEK,
, 1870-01-23


ano w. 1 S1apelme - nEf - % dsinf 6eE and sHoas
nx psa1on. potn sae Qe9end4au 4fpee1ed 1o4s
A1n N04e Stofy E1 aLAnGaaon 5fom psR11olok
% epa. Tee attte@ent. Of Tho SID gI1H hoR.
I'D been done. aad sd iae1c ' bsins notsins saauoed
9ens a t. asassa ss s.s ssaa IL ~ sss III Il
ben of fAn0a. -
-GfoGHn Roene, ali6t Michael Jones, CANS IN OF,
tcaHa, fs,to lie horesty of ntt boYtood. He M
boen vasT fdj6 IN "a = areef 3ASI nf f1srn,s
to Ill moiSef, Who aoarpeIy eeea hiu st hnfsa
~ 1s1en fo1 11ntsd fnst ps 80 ~ ta,sfss y
eeiL but u DE psItcusr catrpa aesinst Sfra @1s
oos Clearly as1AbHaS9d. - ri re,4 menSaS ~. Ma
tnred. ard dtsmiaaed s0'.
was picked up bya policeman a. ths Nv S1tss b.
the AFrnory he took It into hia oeedtnsx hts hose
oAa hee1 forcah(y bfnken into hy tho pQtlce0ssU q
aRn at1aeeH tAkan out al = cou1ortzhle had 50.
oM;rs4,s Sa Afanie opporInnity, be assaoled tho
Fau19 a.as9 IN - -.
=. ~ .s1 aiGRGA to1ofed MAJ, ms arrested
~ as RItnef q The mao WHO Etois tho drum
~ e1nnanon % tne charge 81 burglary Was
postpoo6d LII "Wednesday, tho bail beip1 flxed
u 46Qo~
charged Nth burglary. WI. sftsr = isl11fhens1
poVd VI dtsehrrxed sna nnrns 80 Sesn - ,,si
Of aS. T. sppe.5 bstoss .ss RsodssS coa,t
for fnrfSsr ~, NonGaL .yasr h.;s ~
t7oa. -~~N1AA'-A"'+ 't1 - tloue1 oAa ~
WET snx co,urr
William sucfth and Parrtcf 6'a.ten vera .-ns+
ed for stesiln twn 1atcsss froa1 hoHss ~, -.
1tsnD xtrrf nd wrrr Inrfrd m ~ ~ 99 ~ cr71s
or the Wcat Side Staten. O,Erten 81
put INTO 9 cell along win 4 man vho
had 1 vetcn tn III pocket; snd hetnz
determined 10 n1ko thA hekf nf hys ttTr IA stn,S
, 1870-01-23
" EEK EnunTf JAIL"
A Comic Refrain fto1n the 1EEopressIbIe
a4HHA4y Ansy.n

"RHASy Ansy.'
"Haucy Andy, +" the notorious burglar aud house
hlghNayman. can make FhymeA ~ veil n "czzck
c.tbf." Finding ttne hanging heavy on his hAnds
iu the County jail he y1elds to tho "diYtue af1h-
tua" which nl1 h!s hs1otc soul and poesizes Ia the
following strain:
,ooo1 COUNTY, JAZZ.
s sss w. 5ca9 aao nos ~
s ie =" = e e "a sfse
s ss:,ss s.d rsts shs y:I' b ,oetsd ne <t
s s ss &c e. III q &
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1ad saea. 1se1 hi. .ss T .ssS.a III U.s. Is sssia. >
aRs r. - ~ 1s sesss. f. :, hts ssa
s e: Eli H. 6a
Ts eusE II ;dsas t. h.sa. s. L. x.nt
e. s,s ~ i ..s yss sssss. e.sH ;sst "
a Il Meta S: ID r. "a = a1s. s. e
Whh pretty hsIa cheGs ho thsn eoes 70 Tho bum.
1s. as. i sf 4 as s5asdssss &
s,na sh. u ;nh as Ss s t.sa
Thsa r. fst ,hs shi,a b. % II s' JOY,
hs e 81 ss III h.s e
s tas sssssa IL III r. ss = ss
e ~. ~ ~ 3ses +. 81 ;th.y s1aeat :soS b
sss, + s.ss "a (. 4 IL: ass @
He's Cos = biz dog th1t fellow hin roond
From bottom - top aod fsona top 10 thu sroond.
, 1870-01-23
R2nTAi AH$ATIY.

An old, grsy-headed man. na,ued JAmes Lynch.
vzs hEutally aasanlied md robbed, On Clsrt sroet
bridge, As O'Clock th.4 morning. Cries Of mnSdez
aeto heard by the police, and, wne1 they reached
thesoene, they iouad tho old nan welteI1ng IL h,i
b:ood, 1JtnE. IN au 1pAenSD'e condition, on tha
bridge. "A deep gAan had been Indicted <e1deutly
With elunz: Rhot, on the &1de OF hui head, aud
Other nlulses peEn ttG1hle on h4s face And bodr
Some TINA elap1od neloto na letutnnd 70 Cau.
scsonzucae, and. even taeo. hM uaind was IN vcfl
ooDrused condition, 10 ttAt ho contd xre no &C
count Of lha AHAh. An cypress wagon was pro.
cured hy tho p7ltce, and the victim Wa couTeyed
10 liz reSdence, On lndIAu8 Atzcet
, 1870-01-23
=; IA: G.. "a ~: : :::::: s::=
~ ! - i-.t.s-.ts
7p.m eli IL. ".E " Il ] lnche&.
PWxoua1.
! 1M. | @a

O1iug to tho constantly increaains and vaip1hie
husiueas relations connected with the sale OF The
higgins plano IN the Far Wmt. It has become
ncceasa5y for our Old A1d estsblIshod citizen ard
hn1cal pioneer, q. u. Hlgg1ns, to v1xt tho Pacif-
1c ooast He stAttz It onoo for Ca11forulk upon
the cordial ins,tsuon eT mauy Of the most ptoml
nent 1eadels Of her nuAcA and Social ct1clea and,
Wishing him safe travel nnd Interesting adveu:
eure, We have only 70 hope that h1a e1tennre trip
MAy prove botn plestant and profitable. Hi
large plsEo bustneas WILL during nts absence, 10
conducted ~ NJ. Henry Nanu. favored With the
assistance and eupefT1gion ol Gen. ]. N. Walt
, 1870-01-23

TIE DIIEr-EupolfH1 CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH.
Deeryp lste r.orozluon to Rudolphe to play the
1oxrhcorslng match toe tho championship e1the ID
Bau FrxEctseo or New YORK city, and agreeing TO
pay tbe:cntcaEoana tzareliink expenses IN case ne
ahAu ehoote ine former city, has II u UNDERWOOD
been accepted bJ Rudo,phe IN favor OF s4u Fran.
ctsco, Il n h,a Intention 70 s1AIt fot the faane
being % hsve tne G1no take place on or about the
1otr There little doubt IN billiard circles hefe
&nt e!sewherrt ftat the game ~ QaetEon WI e
championship Tor some tla1e, unleta, indeed Rn.
dnlphs should conclude 70 "nore West
present Rodoiphes superior ekiA Il a.
mitted On NJ sides, and, bring The dissdTnu
fkReaus cAfcumatAuoea under which he lehored
in vhe New Tqfk IouFnAMeny-the refuItv in koInk
fnex4ure OF hls tptutlcious contnct-iheFe u
iitiie room for doubt thtf nerea1ter. elpl,ant
for the hptcr1 OF the diamond cue WI hare x
tscome 1rd zee CafcaRo.
, 1870-01-23
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOB SALE,

E,OR sALE-Two ACRES ON GRACELANp:
Il rosd, about Sve 1nlsos from city. Inquire 1t 81
south AGrxan-st ----.
, 1870-01-23

He3frr. D. g. Hamilton 4 Co., No. 1856 Clark
atreet, atsto that they arc ready to buy All reuts,
leaHes, clAimE II probate and Of hets1. Attention
Is called to them, and person& Who have such
n1tt11 10 dispose OF nsJ nnd # to tht1r inteeeat
to catl upon them and azcertAtu their fesms
, 1870-01-23

performed eod supg Il Trinity Church. this mo1n- :
Ing, unner tho direction Of Professor G, Gbzry- :,
TEE Skooxp Of tho Church OF the Nss,,xh Fsu-
tesDity nesetnhEiea Will be hold at the Bl9ea
House, on Friday evening, January g.
, 1870-01-23

TIE 81. BzAu Society nAa recently been or
Rantzed Tor the culture Of c1annerr4es and dkh.
ana the irrigation of pastures aad hay meado m
combined. fuller "details Of which are g1yen ia tho
advertisement IN to-d1yH = pAp9r. There are mxny
who viii be attracted hy the inducenepks held opf
oy II, Ald the prospects OF large PROFITS which ii
at1ofds- The society IL glad ID dad persona who
deAlra 10 rQ-pperate -
, 1870-01-23

Any one intending to purchase ve1vetd, velvet
or cloth cloate, or cloaktuRs BY the yard, VIII be
Interested 10 know that they arc now being sold
at eou 1t the CLOAK emporium Of Holonk1n, Palmer
i Co, Mo- ~ bt&text. They h1ve 1lfo q luu line
OF zephyr Worateds which thoI ouer for ono week
Uore At eighteen cents per ounce,
, 1870-01-23

Tbs Altcrtaon Of the public il cslled 10 The
aforementioned coal, which HeesrR. Dyer 1
Payne, as Tho north end Of Raih ateet britEe,
ale nov, for the dt1t utun, odc1pR to the public.
1T y an excellent coal, very bitumlnous, burning
with bright light throwing ons 4 great heat,
and lnaiDR for long tune. It Ii the cleaness and
no8t eco&omtcx! coal ever Introduced hero and
should be examined ~ I'll Intending 70 buy.
, 1870-01-23
HpTEL tE1seRAtE.


Among the arrivals Il the sheFnsn Hoase I0.
+evdu vrre the fol1pwiuz: Lieutenant aoFtfnoE
Tnsd. c, Pound, Ch,ppews Falit. WlA; o. 7. Hag'
e1ns snd 3. A. Hixg1ns, Benton; Wullan Mont
essn, pucalo; G. c, spArafd. Geo. G. bam oa'os'
b.. GALLOWAY, Eau CIaire, Wis; A. l. foano'
Cntppewx Fxlls; A. r. Morgan. AnsaaAeo. 1s,-
n NaJp. Boston; z. H. JohnAo1, Hos0a =, y
& us4ter. q. & 4; b. UeAntJ, Roehtstef. @an.
FREMONT npvsZ.
Ampnl t3s s1rty. II q the 1rt1aoas Ao13 -
tkfdsy were the foslouinE: Charles b glutgs
Bostpp; N.-ALtaony. Galeba1E; J: A. hfaeoe,
ue,rph; Edward P. Fetry. 0tsud Aasea. Ana !
1oau Il D4vey srd Jonn Il Ge1r. Hurucaton ;
II v, Nap4es AID G. q. U0anAaoo, New Yosk ;
Cqptxtn n. J. Kou 1tz, x1t'soargh; U. Il. B1ooA