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The weekly clarion., 1870-02-03

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ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEED.-The
- n undersigned Is dealing in Landreth's
Celebrated Garden Seeds, and Is prepared az
all times TO supply those in need WITH war
ranted article at reasonable rates. Country
dealers supplied with seed in papers for retail
alogues furnished on application.
y. r. VIRGIN,
Successor to D. Maupay, 9s Gravier street,
novlw6m NEW ORLEANS
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MORTGAGE BLANKS, 20 secure advances
n1 70 planters, for sale At this oiice. Orders
hlled By mail or Express.
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Ytual Noints,
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VAbyyhPkEs Ba0ADWA,Y PROPERTY

aSa@MAhf rg g. sHs
smith. decessed sssiost wiiism E. smith and ctScSs,
Notice Il hereby given In pursuance OF q Judgment OF
on the ista dsy OF DECEMBER. is, tia, TIE v.usoIs
property No. o Broadway. east side. between Fourth
pee q s1a uh pncs a1y for sale
The lot Is Is feet wide and is3K feet deep. Only SIS.
goo Cash required balance In two mortes ics. ytz ono
tween 80 and Ssyear Of age payable on the death q
Ia three or aao Sch os WIN 'D INTEREST
seven per cent payable sem annually, with the
For further part eusrs ngure Of the unaersigned.
HtSS$ !. SSilf FsFV|s s1gSSi5f;, 81.
s S o sS s" 81 ~
unlted States Plaintiff against Ann Il. McDonqid and
ether DeIshdsnS pursuance Of judgment OF tho
entered 10 the above entitled action l. The sabscrbor.
the referee named IN said Judgment, viii expose 90
AZ 10 O'clock noon, at the Exchanyo saIesroon iii
bffo9,sn1Say IN the Guy OF New York. by JOSEPH Mo
SURE, A1ctioneer tho following described real -:
land situate lying and beng IN the Seventeenth Ward
Of the city OF New York, bounded as follows; Bogln-
street distant three hundred and 6rytwo feel one snd
nyestvcnths inches northwesterly RON the second
parallel With the sand oae ana Hn s
ieet and three nche-i thence northvestsr line
parallel with the said street twepy ieGt iyo and
parallel with the said ayenuo Que hundred aud three
ecl ana three nchcs and thence southessterly along
INCHES 10 the place OF peginnlng.
New York. Dec iS 1904 "
HhSRY DAY, Plaintiffs Attorney
Tho above sale is adjourned to Tuesday. February l.
a. the same time and place.
New York. Jan 10. ls1n
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SuRIRshEGnMlEb GoTmT NsS yG.k cy and county,

SUPREME COURT, New York City and County,
S-Anthony Dpgro and Joseph Wiener, plsmtins, aud
Thomas sharkey and otheIs. defendants. In pursu-
ance OF Judgment OF the supreme Court OF the Slts
OF View otk' made aud entered In tho above entitled
action, L. the subscriber the refer named in said Iud
ment VIII exno-e TO sNle at public auction on the 18th
day or January 1870, at IL O'Clock, noon at the Tx.
chanve salesI Dom, III Broadway, In the city OF New
nork % Joseph Mcclure. auctonecr. the following de-
scrbed real estate to wits All that certain lot OF land
In the 18th Ward OF the city OF New York bo1n led aud
containing as follows: Beginning point on the west.
eriy side Of the second avenue distant twenty teet
sorthery nom the noilhwestcrly OF tho
second avenue and fiftY nfth street. running
thence westerly aud parallel with finyhnh street
satYbi feet thence uorthery and parallel with tho
second avenue twenty ieet thence eastcry parai.
lei with tuynith street sixtysx feet second ave-
nue. ana thence southgry along the westerly side OF the
second avenue twenty feet TO the point OF oegnning
New York December "a 1869.
JAMES H. COLEMAN Referee
j, A. GEissKSnAINER Pla htff's Attorney,
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4orsss sne Garuaoea

A aEss tkssESDs rIEaatlEMrT s y, In
auction on Wednesday and Thursday, l?lh and igth'
s s,ss cs sSsn a q Harness
top and opcn wagons. Albany ard Portland Ssigh o'
TShss bells blankets single, and double harness also
lo loren whsenone whips which will be sold 10 the
ngneHt bidder Without any whatever as the
pI.sss vo oeen leased 70 other parties. ana posses
OF shine. 49," P"s""''' hn
A hAkECHANCEt 20 buy wagons cheap two eI.
"A PRES wagons Two butcher carts, two llgh Wag.
ons and one coach ell 10 good order viii be soid low AZ
NO. loJ beekman a.. corner OF Pearlst.
TOR 81 LIZA horse, wagon, and harness for mad.
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Sp,pptHg.

A NCHOR LINZ PASSAGE TICKETS,
TO aud from any Railway Station In Great Britain,
ireland, Norway sweden, Denmark, Germany, Hol'
ing weekly for sale ~
AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
HENDEGsoN, PRoTHEEs
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Striving Hafgmsa

A LII BINDS new sewing machines for sale 70
N rent or exchanges aso bought and Tepalredi good
second hAnd yrtV cheap, 20 CanaisI
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RICHARD TwEEI
THOMAS II. Asst u
RICHARD NJ. HEN
Board OF
once Board of Assessors. New -Jrk. Jan.
EklR nv Vassa nsn NAV A a
RI SA sh5aAf 5Hzn5f 2ytE 5sNo %asafzI



December II, 1862. I
The U. 3. Marine Hospitals and grounds ut vicks
burg and Eatehey, Miss. Ni!mington aud ocraSoke
and Dahlonega Ca wil be offered for sale a. puoiit
auction on Tuesday the nth proxlmo, at i2 NJ BY the
following officers, OF whom Interested parties can OBJ
tain all requisite Information.
Customs, NicnburR.
Marine Hcsritnl at hatcher, Miss, BY Collector Of
Customs, NutCheZ.
Marine Hospital at Wilmington n C, by Collector Of
Customs, Wilmington.
Customs, Beaufort, \. G..
tcrnal Revenue, Salisbury, \. g.
Branch Mint q Dahlonesa. Ga by Collector Of Inter
nal Revenue, Atlanta, Ga.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-fth cash the balance In tour eqnal quarter
yearly payments (the nrst OF which shall madc on
Tue iih % April next. with interest nom dag OF sale
until paid
Any failure the part Of tho purchaser 10 maNc tho
payments q. above VIII involve the surrender or the
aymcnts already made.
Al ds to be made subject TO the approval OF the
Secretary OF the Treasury the Department IeseryinG
tho right 10 reject any all BIDS deemed TO toe inter.
est OF the Government TO do so.
certificate OF sale ana possession subject to the
foregoing conditions will be gwen tho successful bii
der the acceptance OF his bid bv the Secretary Il
the Treasury audthe decd executed when the last pay
mcnt shall have been made. .
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6opartn.rsliu Bottles.

OF LIMITED PARTNER
~ sHlP-Tho limited partnership heretofore existing
bet ween the undersgnel under the ira name Of H.
sCHIEFtELlN co, having expired by its ou'u liu.
Att the bUsiness vt be settled and continued by
thelr ,ucccssors, under the same firm name
JOSEPH H. wESTERFIELD,
MILAN A. GEfLATIY, General
MILAN u. sCHiEFFELN, Partners.
WILLIAM N. CLARK,
JAaES l.. sInIrrfELlN, l s...,.,
SIDNEY A. sCHIEFFtLIS, tsPvNlM
BRADHURST SCHIRfFELIN, J TA'AeFs'
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EDk - LE-A horse, wagon. and harness, for ped.
Il ales " aAprrSam'a fnnnlss At 40 Hudson al
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si1tys feet thence northery and parallel with tho
s wan ans snnG ,sa ss SS cs 20 second
he point Of Oes ias
New York December e 1893. >,
IA. GErssEsnArsES Pa nuns Attorney. 'e'e'ce
SUPREME COURT..-Ney York city ard oounty.
nTsnAnneny Dugro aud Joseph Wiener, piaiGtis AID
s9Ss Of I@aR%s9t Of the snptSge curt slate
sea .ac6eT the tS named ANS aid iPS uGs
day or angsy 20 ne u 99 c HaroM on ne @
S%hnnse satsrc"m, ~ Broadway IN me ely Of New
cSsd iIoi t seS" iS Of sSi
scoa avenue dssbt eighty tce % nor nocr ne
Fly nh street rasnEs thence %cr ayo aHG S SHa
RIel With tyntih street fNty-iX feet lhuuce north.
thence ois, 'rIy aud parallel via l.yGth n! s!ss,y,
s sS q S's" q be second con Avenue 5T ,SSS SG
NV foaS, bee. = I.e2.
) 4 GEissrSHAISER Palnt,rs' A,toruey ''''''
SSrpIHtLnp iF, C0ukT-Gty aul Comfy OF SoW
WIDOW o. Pa1ck RILEY deceased Mars Riley aid E,rn
GEcsod friPc, Anarc% ara y, helraS u, s qS,
Chspin. MnirftP Nm M M AI5" Iva. >;
ia ag CsSv.,J ,drrui1nts, summon. r5r rc'icr,cSm.
spmuoncI and required TO .uIr fl o. tH 'i,i ~ 10y
~ nv aaS S'cS oan ~, S e gre 'ase - OARS =
sa,dcl'g on me- 70 Day Of Dec, nhcr i nd 10 .rfrS
,ctlnrr, at n,s once, lSl Btoa1Way, N,w iua civ,
yoi az he iyr III uS setFle Of & 'gnmprrol
10 answer me -Hld COMPLAINT wUra tur iU ~ r. i
lhg planth 20 This action VII ann to tie Court Tor th
icllel dcMiuled Ia the complaint. "
Dated Dec. "a 1860,
II. WATSON Pla. uN's Attorney
l3l Broadway, New York
eE "a" ana Sans Of Nex 3d TX one on e,
5ylh DAY OF DoIC uiber, ls6s " w.
b. WATSON. Plaintin's Attorney.
NttwUv nixI o y Nv sYpRE,M5E CoTnT, cry s7d
agsnsl Budget Cogant, defendant Summons for RS.
lei TO the qeiondnnt, Bridget Cogans: Oh arc here
ny sumnonod and required to answer Nc complaint
You, aud 10 serve copy Of your answer to the said
complaint ON the subscriber, AT MS office No. 81 John
street. IN the city OF New York, within twenty DAYS afpf
ne service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such scrvce
ana II You fhll 10 answer the complaint within the
time Aforesaid the plaintiff In this action will apply To-
we Conf, lor We RELIEF demanded In the comp alnI.
OLE H. HOLBEI0, PlAlptId's At,orney
,,-.---,-,-.. NO % john street, New York City. Z
The complaint ~ the above emit nj aC lion AS on tba
"a day o. December 90, duly hled IN tile olce OF The
tIefk oIthe Wy ANTIQUITY OF New York ''
OLE IA uOl HIRl pinnthfs A,,orn.x
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LIMITED STATE, MA KsHAI'r- AI.x.
" u. 5. MAnsmAL's OEEIOK. RIInpH IsLANp DIl.t

TRIoT, PROVIDENCE. Jan. S, 1910. I
By virtue OF warrant of SALE from the United stato
District Court for ;nls dis rct to me directed shap
sell at public auction, ut the karragausett brewery
$50 called. at the corner OF Jackson aud Fountain
sts IN the city OF Providence, Tuesday the iSta
day OF January, A. u. 1870, a. 10 O'Clock A. Ma
2isk barrels OF Ale and barrels
bales Of Hops.
Hop Press.
Ma I Grinding MIL.
Ale Refrigerator.
OTIS Elevator and Machinery.
Steam Pumps.
Iroh safe.
200 Grain Bags. Desks, Lounge. 2 Chairs. aud
Clock the same having been. by decree OF SAID Court,
declared TO be forfeited 10 the use Of the United States
and ordered 20 be sold X. SHERMAN,
y. s. Marshai.
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Anr,e CSop,on, hk E,lgsf David
hrcAdlA, try Nslsuu John
a Irudsll, schr-Maitir Daniel
A kiudbsrg, .chr-lboma. Cap,
kelson
Ch.yrf, brlg-feryusOn Jobh
ChArUtf, ship--lucss Capt
Gaia = ba, brig-ilsAvner Capt J n
Con lAnilue, shlp-lltgarly jus
Cortel, st-Nvlton Capt II
p.lpuaslrd, bk-knlg6t u
LldrT ksAi, sehr-iiaw Charles
ll'aSAiha, ,chr-flsteher Fufher
iicLn o'rhlnney BOYD, brig
koyes frAnk
Helen NJ RIOS lev, bris-Clsrk q
Leader, tchr-Rsid Capt AleI
AEfIkAA AAnAIhIhs AT aTI.hs
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Watglurg.

OrE So-HORsB ROOr sectional boiler aud
ehorse trunk engine nr ss'a Been IN use year and
sLAlL Apply 70 Publisher u Tn sun
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ROPER CALORIO ENGINE FOR SALE
~ 1Wohorto power. IN good order will be sold for
Clos price II applied IoI soen Ker parrcgl t Inquire
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Suttion Rciue.
Auction. Large sale this day, CTuesday,) morn.
~ lug, Of II o'clock an frniture II hye.atnry private
ing " @oarpels, u feather beds purlnr suites plano
iote stoves. crvckerv and general ase ortment OF
gOod tuTplture. Sale positive.
LUXE FITZGERALD, Auetloneer.
UCT!ON SALE Of crockery. glass, &C.. By Hunt
~ Mcdonald y. =. HUNT, Auction cor, win sell on
tuesday Jan. H. AT lO o'clock large and general as
sOliment, an lots TO suit dealers. Goods well packed
for shipping.
4 Lotion sALE Of orockery ard glass ware
~ Wednesiay. Jan. ~ al 10 O'Clock by j. NJ. BEACH
CO. NBarclsi st.. aud q PARK place.
rulNA, glass, crockery. table cutlcry.-HRSEY q
NEtANs VIII sen this day, at 90 Barclay ST. at 10
O'Clock, general ana desirable assortment OF the
above good. rom the shelves, In lots To SUI city and
country retail trade. Goods uly packed for ship
ping ''
E0Kt:E J. -hlTR, Auctionoer.-By virtue OF
Ortciosutt OF chatlel mortgage, lWill sell at
pubic auction this day al II o'clock, al the urnure
restaurant. 81 and 81 Chatham st.
JOHN CUS1RELL. Attorney Tor Mortgage.
\. yJtGIITX. Gucttoneor Will sell TINS day
4'Is TUESDAY, ~ luA O'Clock, at the GalesToom -
Nassau IT, large a-oI uent Of h1ui thold furniture
mattresses blankets, leather pl.ows, and bolster
Lounges, phrur ana bedroom uuer, iron sAfps dc-k
once chars Nc the whole to oe sold without reserve
10 the b shest bdder.
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Sotntp HOMES.

A MEETING OF the Longshore ship Painters As.
N sociation III be hed ut their nall lis East r. DAD.
Nay this tuesday evening. At ~ O'Clock Dy oraer
Of I'D. FIfzGERALD. President.
L'NGINEERs.-Ali will please attend meeting to
IL I've held at L. wiobuscie, corner Flushnz ana
Cl1s.on as, Brooklyn Tuesday January II. 1870 ut
Up. NJ, business ifnpo to DO transacted.
BY order OF WILLIAM PEARCE. President
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We find these two items In the
Fabulous Bird" otherwise called
the j" Iowa PAenir," which is the
FIRST born Of the Progressive Crasc.
fish. Ornithological and crustace-
Gus figures aside, the Sigourney Pie.
MIC ariseth from its ashes and sayeth
thusly:
"W. g. Moss, Jr.. l. Co., Of OF
tumwa, have . three column adyer.
tissment in the Rhexir this week.
Like shrewd business men, knowing
the benefits TO b derived from
advertising in such paper - the
Pheair, they too, arc bidding TOR the
custom Of Keokuk county, and we
hope cur patrons will give them
numerous calls.
/" PERsoNAL.-P. &. Ballingall, Of
'Ottum NJ, and Mr.. Spsulding, Assist
ant Tickss Agent Of the B. 4 n. r..
R., paid NJ . short visit on Tuesday
last. Bsllingall says if the people Of
this county cannot have . railroad,
they can buy railroad tickets ut the
post Office in this plaoe, and be will
f.-.i.h thorn = four-horse coach to
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The Improbable business Of thst
melancholy Institution, tho Dead
Letter Once, ID becoming very large.
During the month Of October noAess
than 327. 0le undelivsrtd letters 80
sent there 70 be disposed Of Uhl
~, - o. xAem could - ssturi(
oOf 20 ~ pssvalsncs Il ends
Ing I enatrree, sach - e bctleos -
husl I'd, ssdutilhl daugh "a s:sloSi& -
ffis&" ssyour adosfnG Dhar3e9s
sx6f fkithfal LaurA -, which
Give no clas to The sender and to-ths
fact that many letters come undated
and lllegibly post.rarked. All with
oat addresses are opened, burned,
and the contents connscated. In the
letters returned, there were, besides
checks and drafts for large saaa,
cash Enclosures, amounting to e7,1e2..
U9, which the owners, after much
tribulat,on, will receive. In The an
returnahle letters, we may infer that
there is m squal sum Of money
which theowners will zee again.
Tho remedy for all this trouble, delay,
and loas is simple. Let the sender
write bin address plainly on the out.
aide Of tho letter, and tho POST Once
will fetufn Il 70 him unopened, Il Il
. not called for within 30 days.
Beside bsneAting the individual, THE
plan, If generally adopted, would be :
sAying tp the Government, - It
would reduce to an uncomfortable
amount the present expense OF the
Dead Letter Odics. 4
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BLAK1sBuRG, Nov. IL, 1870.
J. NJ. HEDR1cx L Go. viii you
please publish the following

BLAK1sDURG, Nov. III, 1870
J. NJ. HEDR1cx L Go. viii yos
please publish the following
The Blakesburg Teachers Asso
citation convened 1t Blakesburg Nov
10, 1870, at 1890 .. m. The mora
ing session was devoted to organic
tion. VIM. Porter was chosen Presi
dent, S. v. Sampson Vice President
and Miss A. L. Bachelor, Secretary,
In the afternoon Reading was pre-
ssnted BY s. v. Sampson. He con,
sidered the word "Meth Cd " 70 b.
the best. Subject discussed by The
Association.
W. s. Coon presented the subjsci
Of Grammar. Discussion By Porter
and Sampson.
The exercises in Arithmetic were
conducted by Miss n. 3. Shahan.
Discussion BY Sampson and Porter.
Penmanship BY 8. V. Sampson
The subject Of Orthography was
ably discussed BY D. Bigbse. BE
would teach Spelling, Reading and
Writing, and number oil together.
Remarks on History were made BY
8. v. Sampson and W. 8. Coon. :.
Adjourned to meet on the second
Saturday in December.
Miss A. T.. BATcHELoR, Sec'y.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Cox Again. !.
The McGARRAHAN BUSINESS
Postmaster General CressDeN Later.
vieaoed.
BEN. BUTLER'S RAID.

Especial Correspondence OF the CoUaIER-)
Washington, Nov. "a, 1870.
As the war upon the President on
account of the retirement Of Secre-
tary Cox is still kept up-though not
SO much, perhaps, BY the friends of
The ex-Secretary as by the enemies
z of the Administration who use him,
willingly or unwillingly, and whether
to his advantage or not, as the agent
of their designs General Grant has
authorized another statement, to the
effect that he never had any disagree
nent with Secretary Cox over the
McGarrahan claim, but that at the
FIRST meeting Of the Cabinet he ex-
pressed the opinion that neither Of
the contestants we're entitled to the
property, which he believed belong
ed rightly to the Government, and he
therefore directed the Secretary Of
the Interior to do nothing in the
matter of his own accord, but leave
the case to Congress or the court
He had no reason, he says, TO sup
pose that the Secretary had depart
I, cd, or intended to depart, from these
directions, and bis first letter to Coz
from Long Branch was not intended
a. . rebnke to that officer in any
sense, but only to renew his former
instructions, which he had reason TO
fear Land Commissioner Wilson was
trying to set aside. The truth was,
however, that, unknown to the Pres.
ldent, the Secretary had gone outside
the limit laid down and was so far in.
TO the case that he didn't sec his way
out and thus the Presidents reitera-
ted order caused him to lose his tenn
per, abuse McGarrahan, and offer his
resignation. The President denies
that he interfered in any way with
the management of the Interior Do.
partment, and that the setting up Of
the pretence.that he did, was but 10
cover up the real cause.
This explicit account of the rela-
tons between the President and his
late cabinet minister, ought 10 be sat
isfactory and final. The subject will
soon become "fat, stale and unprofit.
able" and jealous Republicans who
are contemplating further carrying
OF the war INTO Africa may well
pause to consider whether General
Cox may not come to be regarded
soon as real martyr, instead Of the
fictitious one he is now shown to be. |
The new party excitement ran
high for . few days hero, but it was
no moro than fairly started before it |
was non est Several distinguished
men, interviewed on the subject die
Claim any knowledge Of the move
Inent, or sympathy with it, and the |
politicians begin to think that the
whole platform and apparatus is |
slowed away in the Chicago Tribune
office, where they were made That |
now po.ti-s .-:iI +. f;vna ha stortod
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The Washi.gson Gkrosiels says

The washiDgson GArosiels saysl
Al the lete slsction in Iowa
direct issue Ne Joined on protection
And free trade and the Repablicaz
party, BY upholding the American
principle, had majolities raaeina
from 4l,O00 to 90, 00O among the
largest IL ever he'd in the State"
On the other hand the Chicago
Tribune represents that the election
was the tsiumph 10 Iowa Of the
Revenue Rsformera
What pity tits that lying il . Gin
since it sssms 20 necessary 70 some
newspapsrA ~
The truth is, that when election
day came, not one in fifty Icwans
Thought anything about protection
or free trade. That election was
neither the triumph Of the Ameri-
can principle,' nor OF the Revenue
Reformers." This latter is Tribune
abortion that neither lived, breathed
or had y being this sido ofthe Mis-
siss,ppl. u there be neod Of Revenue
Reform We don's doubt that all our
Congressman will be found in favor
OF u. Ii any capitalists anywhere,
are dishonesty profitlDg at tho
expense OF the mass Of the people in
the country, We have no doubt that
Iowa's now representa- will be
against the monopolists aud in favor
OF cutting Of their supplies. If any
little pet schemes OF personal gain
near akin TO stealing have crept into
the tariff, We hope our Congressman
will be diligent in extinguishlpg
them So practically our Iowa cleo.
ton was tho triumph Of any and all
needed revenue reform. But tho
1r6u,.e's bantling has no home nor
friends in this State.--Gate City.
s Z.
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Yesterday morniug, the bark On
conda arrives oown, haSang on
board Josephine Dean ana henry
MORRISON. = snrvivon q seven Or q
ssgnt psrsons VINO comPoss tne Crews
q three lh.iased parges tnas we're
lost adrin ~ teIrfoie Storm On
FONT aux berquss 6undsy ni8nt .
midnight. 49,.
On F1oAy nignt last me tug
Aousves ssartsa ior bey my with
slx DaTges hssvly Ianoer Iaden. :
Getting down % Fort AUSTIN she
iouna the tng Uiemasss lyin$ liners,
ana the - was % ncsvy snas enc
decided 70 turn over the Joeeph 4
aolion. Aonawk ANA the Mlils 20 ner
cnarge, coming aiong Win the osnes
three heroeL Inc crew o. tns hol.
ION CONSISTED o. CaPsAn robert
rorresl, : Sanao'an, me maze nArry
MORRISON, o. AiEonacs Peter Deen,
Ano inc womas .osepniee Dsan, n's
~, ana employee OF Doord e me
capacity o. COOK. Inc holion was
Ven loaded down, Dut the storm had
not oeen mIcn Ie't untll oaser tne
Clemat's took ner nAe. Inc gaze
continued 70 grow ireener siter the
tugs started oot. ana me 1ouave was
soon guy o. slens, Inc Cle"ssls gong
aIong slowly Ine sea grew con-
s.sn1,y r0u4ner, and sne men . Inc
wneeI on ing osrges nso W iaan
snemee'vesEass 70 Keep themselves
rom De'ng swept aMsy; a Oondey
ovenng 20 = .ns slo a.u no' so.se,
anu, WIN s,Sn. cnsnSo 81 sne
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Chicago Live Stock Market,

CHICAGO, Nov. 20.
Cattle-Receipts 2l34. Market
dull, 25c lower, except for CHOICE
shipping steers, which sold ct 6.65@
$50 fair 70 extra Texans sold Ct
$3.O095 Is.
Hogs-Reosipts 70 noon 1850, With
trains on the st. Louisroad to arrive.
Estimated receipts for the day BE-
tween 5000 and 5000 count ut the
extreme rsags st from 96.2S@6.60-
Bulk Of sales 1t IS so. $50
Sheep - Receipts 1883. Market
unchanged.
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Gen. butler has written ) lett.

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concerning the NcGarrahan claim.
Az . member Of the Judiciary Com.
mittse Of the House, he gave the
matter = long and patient invsstiga-
ton ct the last session. In common
with : majority Of the committee, DO
came TO the conclusion that NcGar.
rahAn bad no Just claim % the prop
erty IN question. Gen. Butler con
olndn his letter a. follows:
{ When the committee had agreed
upon . report as to the rights Of
1oGarrahen, not with upen;mity,
however, one Of their number sug.
gsstsd another consideration q
seeming to him worthy Of investiga-
ton, which was that while the United
Statss had spent some quarter Of .
million Of dollars, more or lees, in
defending this land from McGarrs.
hans claim. All that money eeamAd
70 have been spent 10 the interest d
the New.Idria Mining Company, and
that member Of the committee do.
sired TO Inquire BY what title, the
Nsw-ldria Mining Company claimed
TO hold the land, and was informed !,
was only under the mining laws ol
California. He then raised the ques
ton in the committee how Il wa
that four persons, Z who could only
hold, under the mining laws Of CAli
fornia, - it was understood, ONT
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