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DRY GOODS.
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jones' jones' y" sl 1issss" JONES JONES'
JONES' which VIC sell JONES
jones' jones' l sSrS e9isss }9sEs'
j 5SsEs JONES' 3 5SSHs'
Popular Dry Goods and Carpet Store
between goiseu aha and nd S Ssta Streets
A JOHN DANIaIL 4 son,
between Eighth ami smith streets.
iuli lines
Rich Goods
a. less Than
Black silks
asl 81 x si SIS & - = :Ssissf s. upwards
Rich Iaccs
Embroidcrics, embracing all tho
Latest Novelties
Millinery.
Fine imported Flower Peathers &C..
Trimmed and Unirimncd Hats
III Straw, Leghorn, Chip. &C.
Ribbons
200 cartons ss, FRESH Fresh Goods
eros Groin and ranc,a, all widths and colors
Lower in Prices
Ladies' Underwear.
Ten per cent ies than importers prices
, fiFst class Quality
nvef s Sns s Sa 81 II M sdf 1s n fS1g
worth 80 per cent more.
Hausq q s s s;;5 s, cess, Glove.
75o Broadway
WALLER a M'sonLKy,
Extra Inducements
Dress Goods Dress Goods
win open This week
80 cases of the most desirable and ia shionablc
Dress Goods rSm auction,
ranging Worn 'dfS y as e h TO ~ yard
also RRss
N''s' = Japanese Silks, Japanese SINS
Sssn as Dolly % g, pss a.
panese silks at prices less than other house In the
@aSf s'Hs aa and Ss 'sh s' 50
aa & from ' to
Every make ana y at isuISs Prices
bargains in black Alacas Send samples Of e above
n Ladies' s rsady.n aa;,a suits,
.eSaI. II The s manner rS and hsay ri%%sS ''
aosan madso aas sSs ~ d ns
Our Shawl stock uiI of novelties, at prices that defy
Cloths Cassimeres White Goods Hosiery,
fun stock OF housekeeping exec Dry Goods &C. &c,
All goods si MARKED dir in p pian nsures
WALLER McsoRLEY.
2a5 Grand street.
rsor Rove,v
CARPETS AND FURNITURE
Tremendous reduction In prices
All the latest and newest styles of
v.,,... po,, prnsso,s Tan..,r,, pr,sso,. r,r..r,v
Vcve BODY n Brussels rarssry Ldsses III
piete assortment in the city
Furniture.
The Furniture Department contains
---a
pairing prices. - - : "
ss and sa ST. and s a Covering az eSs Sisss
price, w s1a, aS's ss,ae .Sn mr.
!ss house and
- y french Paper ianginss window Shades,
; y: trolls roll. an s Cold PAPER SSc roll,
Fine Fine cold Old window VI Shades, ssperpalr
5000 yards thick oiicioth, &c per yard
large lot OF English Carpetnigs, &C, ~ low prices
y w. COATES,
"a hudson street
Houses papered, decorated
klisomined and painted
city or country,
A -BARGAlNS-WET MARSEIILES QUILTS.
IA. 500 White Marse,les Quilt, ~ 70; worth 81
DWhlte Marscilles Quits, VI -; worth S2 10
JDWhite Marseiiies quilts ~ tu: worth w.
Above goods only slightly touched by water ana every
Muslins Dress Goods Apacas
Towels, Table Linens. &c, in perfect order,
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DRY GOODS.

JAMES M'CREERY & co,
81 Broadway and Eleventh street,
offer
Ladies' White Lawn Suits, -, SO and upward.
Ladies' bite Lawn suits, very handsome, with inser
tons and edgings, so 20 so.
Ladies' White Linen Suits, - TO $l6
Ladies' White swiss Walking Suits, $12
Ladies' Swiss Tuncs Poiohaises &e, at popular prices
Ladies' Night Dresses, Jokes tucked and ruled 81 90
Ladies' Chenises yokes tucked rufiied 75c and ST.
Ladies' skirts, tucked, 75c. and 81.
Childreps Linen Gabrelles handsomely braided 81 50
up
Children's Pque Gabrelles, handsomely braided and
trimmed.
Childrens Walking Goats, Suits Sacques, Ac., &c
Infants, Wardrobas complete for immediate usc.
Infants Cloaks, Dresses Slips, Skirts &c, &c.
Infants Lace Caps
Ladies' and Chdrens Dresses and Suits made to order
We have opened new department for Ladies' and
Chdren's Straw Hats In this department would call
especial attention IN the hat called BLADE
The n novelties constantly In
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ToUyfN KID GLOVES MASON VIOLET PERfUM.
81 An assortment of the genuine articles always
hand Ut H. GRODEE a CO.'S, late n. Brue
~ East Twelfth street. near BROADWAY.
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MEARES & JONES,
Nl 70 East Fourteenth street,
Union square,

will offer Monday, 100 pieces handsome Striped Grena
dimes, at 2oc., worth SOC.
Als0loO pieces extra Qality in choice styles,
ut &c, worth Sc
Also 30 pieces Japanese Silks, chain all silk
ut 7Dc., Broadway price 85c
Black Sks pieces Lyons Gros Grain bought ut recent
auction sales, at 81 70 worth 81 80.
20 pieces at 81, equal to any sold at $3.50
20 pieces Taietas aye In elegant stripes superb quality
eqnal to any striped silks sold at 81.
90 pieces Colored Lyons GrOs drn in spring tnts at
S2S7b same sold at So 70.
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AfEARES 4 JONES,
are opening a splendid assortment OF Ladies' Suits In
Lawn, Linen Pongee and PopliD, at our usual low
200 Lawn Suits in all shades. with hued rules at So 60
worth $40
SD
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LNOR sALE-COUPE HORSE, SOUND, SAFE AND
nearly will sell separately. Address box 2,677 Post
office,
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L,OR SALE-A SUPERIOR SADDLE HORSE; DARK
bay kind IN harness Is perfect pet; stock llamble
Habit, gold mounted Whip, Saddle and Bride. Address
Mrs. BANCROFT, Herald Uptown Branch Office.
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ASTROLOGY.

A TTENTIoN DEMONSTRATIONS ON BUSINESS.
~ losses enemies law suits, absent friends love,
rage, sickness and death Pay refused unless satisfied.
62l sixth avenue, Madame SINGlif, ClairvoyanL
MADAME LA BLANCH, THE GREAT UNRIvAI,LkD
lM Business and Medical Clalrvoyant lilo West Tweaty-
siNth sfrc bet,vecu 81 th and Seventh ~
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LtOR SAI.E-A PAIR OF CHESTNUT PONIES, l1<
IL hands high warranted sound and kind In double
single harness splendid under saddle. Can be seen
at, or address HuGH TOLAND, All Third avenue.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

-L;tteWs Living Age for tho week,
ending Oct. 18th and 18th, contains
"Memoirs Of the Marquis Of Pombal;''
"Gtorgs Elliott" "The Lesson Of the
St. Bartholomew )" "Relies )" "Dau.
ish Expedition to F.rees;" "The Duke
and Duchess of New Castle )" IN ovsls
and their Times )" 1.-THE Method Of
A,i.tio Conquest )" "Mel.ing and Re.
collation. Of leo )" "The Cutting Of tho
Nils;" 1.-THE Potato Disease )" "Lifs Of
Madame Dc lafayette :" with install
ments Of tho continued stories, 1.-THE
Burgomaster's Family" anil "Of the
Skelligs." Littsll l. G'y, publishers,
Boston.
-Godey's Magazine, in sdditioo ia
it. usual attractions, will give every sob
soribsr . chrome, "Our Darling" which
Is pronounced something good. L. A.
Cooley, publisher, Philadelphia.
The Hilsraskes Aenth!y for Oeto
ber il = charming uaobsr. The illas'
trated fashion article 10 full add rel,a,
bio, and the whole magazine high tes.
cd aud interesting. Specimen sspaa'
sent free. Address, T. J. Gilneee,
Milwaukee, Wis. tt,
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POLITICAL MOTIFS.

The October f,osta 10 Peuusylva1ia,
Ohio, and Indiana were TOO severe for.
tSe tender Organization of the Greeley !
ties, aud they ars falling ~ lie leave,
fall. %s* .5ss .zss. 5s $2 1g5
Tho Democrats and Liberals Of
Meeker county have nominated Ohas.
B. Howell for Senator; Dillon O'Brieu
for Representative; and j. V. Bran.
ham, Jr., for Auditor.
A Greeley correspondent hsyieg
stated that Cougrsasmaa seoasld, Of
Pennsylvania, had charged President
Grant with intsmperanee, that gsntls'
man publishes letter pronoaoeing the
statement to b wholly without touada-
ton 10 fact.
The Ls Moyns (lll) Guards, mum.
berlaR 315 members, met in their hall
on last Thursda9 evening and solsmnIy
pledged their votes and influence fos
Gen. Oglesby, the Republican eaadi-
date for Governor Of Illinois. These
mss had been supporting Kos'nsr, til,
Greeley candidate, but became die
sus.ea with his course during the can.
vasa
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TIE Postal CARD--The new pos
cal card is three inches by Eve and ooe-
eighth in size, made from One quality
Of card board, aud il of light buff
color. A border Of scroll work ruos
around the edge, while in the urpe'
night hand corner is very handsome
stamn. consisting Of head Of Liberty
sosirelcd With! .stAls suj surrounded
with slipt,eai scroll work. The d.
,sominstioa u one cent, and The color
sf tho work . rioh velvet brown. The
inscription y simply "United States
Postal Gard write sddses. only 90 ibis
side, the message On the other" Be.
low sre ruled lines. while the revsras il
il blank, u, s,sg34s @tzi&57 T5<5.-~
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4 DIsEAsE known - the "Cspsds
horse disease" has brokes out anoog
the honses ia New Yosk, Bosom, Brook.
lys, BafaIo, Rcebssaef ssd II s>oe Of
the hrmisx localities il Wssters Nev
Ysrk. Ii ssoe pl.ees d. trsse ~
80 sansibsses bsvs bsss compelled -
sssp rsssisg Al Rosh~sr s's'
sAsss h.sArsd s.ss proved fst-l - sse
day, sud il i Essssd he bass - he
Ris canal viii Be stopped This De-
sRuslivs dlsesss u . form II istasnes.
I, il treated BY veterinary sathoitie'
uader ,hres heads, viz: eatsrrh.l,
rkeumat,s, and E.stro'orJ,ipiatou.
forms. Tho disease, which has made
such bavoe. 10 of . catarrhal character
IL asst noticeable symptoms being few
u tesrs from tho Dyes, wstery discharge
from the nose, and general laosoor fol
lowed BY . cough Farmers 10 Mime
sota would do we'll to take every eoss,.
bic pree.ution to guard their horses
against the spread Of this disease.
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TIE Detroit Record <Republioan)
refuses 70 support Mr.. Hartsw and Mr..
Stevenson, the nominees Of The late
Republican Convention for Senator and
Representative, for the reason that
"they are not the choice of nor accept.
able to the Republican voters Of the
district" and that their o. minstion was
secured through convention packed
tor that purp ,se. It raises the name
II F. A Beech for Senator and Vim.
FELTON, for Representative Rings are
At discount among true Republicans
nowadays.
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The elec.,oueering tactics Of the
Ring are somewhat unique. In talk
Jog With Democrats they say: "Bur'
bank is Republican, and you nigh
40 veil vote for one Of us, if ~ make
. it 90 object for you 90 TO do" To r.
putlie.us they '.y:"Barb'nk 10 . Dem'
oerat, and 10 are the only good Re-
p.blicans. You must vote for one Of
~, OF Be forever damned"
There il one point Of difference
which men Of al parties appreciate
that Mr.. Burbank il what no member
Of The Ring is-hs 10 Ae.est- This !,
Of decidedly moro importance IN thu
position, just now, ttsa any mere po'
itical professions.
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Mn. TaouDE, The eminent English
historian, is lectpring 10 this country.
He takes the position that our sympa'
,hies fer Ireland are misplaced, that
the misfortunes Of thss country ere
rather duo 10 the eonsenitsl qualities
d 1hsssSs th.a 70 wrongs inflicted by
their eonquesslS. T.
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M1SUNSOTA UN"Ss
Wheat il somioe ia ct Rochester
st the rate Of 5000 bu'hsls per day..
The "Old Chesvsr HOUSE." 10 Esst
Minneapolis was burosd On Sstusdsy.
"A Driving Park Association hss
been incorporated 1t Saltwater with .
e.pi.sl Of $4,000. 49, -. i e.
Mr.. Pstseo, . druggist IL Wisoss,
he's made mysterious dls.ppsasanss
Of himself.
"A relative In Gssusey hss left
Charles Gsrnss, Of Wiaoas, 900, 900
70 rsnembs' him By.
About $4,000 10 setss xsr,
stolen lat week from Pstes Du,ise, .
Hsasepia county farmer.
Horny /. Kstss, delivery. clerk
In The wisoss pat o@ss, - bsss n.
rested for robLine the nsaik. He took
about $500. 49,. -, .s:., 49,. -
"A raft loft WabnsAa the other day
vhieh covered ~ .ses set. .sarly six
sores, AID sesatsinsd 2, 6l4,soe t..t 81
lnnbef, b~idss. lath, shingles sad pal.
logs; value, abest $4,000. ,:>>'....
Owing 70 No almost total iaila.s
Of the winter xh... s,ep 10 that Vi.
cinity last sptiogg, the Maatorvills *Ez.
press understands that bat vsry LITTLE
hes been sown this year: <: .i!4 ". !
DIR. Gross, of Rochester, Who va
sued for $4,000 d.m,goss. for u.l.pra,o.
tee in setting = boys .rm,. h.. been
acquitted. Senator Mat Carpenter
w.s one ,f his counsel. Ssoa 7es'o::.
On Saturday 2, .veninsl? III, Il ..ore, o,
NJ. G. Harris, & Big L.ks st..;oa;,, vi.
burned. Ii addition to his s stock Of
goods, he lost $500. Il '1 money. .In,.'urr.
arce on store and stock will nearly
cover l"ss. ":@ 49,"
81 Albert Il. Graham, Of Minnespo-
lis, While hunting on Tuesday, .eci-
dept.'ly shot binself near The heart, 1.
a2pea,ed that e 1eravlsdf some. dis.
! t.nes ';efars dying. Fl. faithful, dos
remained :, ose With him in ID il. pit;fal howl.
at,rac'ei help, ss: S,,.. +,
s2- Tbs HsppIesea family, ssar .Csn.
aos .pa'ls, have ~ lived ~ apply u
they might, I'D NJ. III oh,rgs.. thu,
Mrs. II. undertook TO- az s.attsrs 81
putting strychnins ia bis evening bowl
Of milk. The evidences ~ not suf.
6sisnt 70 convict her Of thm little Il.
tsotionats attention 70 her lieee lord
and she Vas discharged. .zts.,44, /
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-"Reconcilistion il tot TO BE-
brought about BY trick, BY I mere
political maneuver, BY resolutions Of
conventions. Reconciliation 10 to be
tho outgrowth Of great facts it il to
spring from great conditions that sre
vet to be developed, and will be ds,el.
oped. under Republican rule. - Sssu.
tor horton.
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MAST desotes himself entirely to
getting up cartoons and illustrations for
tho Harpers, for which hs receives
$500 per week. lie has made Gratis
Browns name, if not figure, very fl.
uiliar to the readers Of Hsrper's
Keek!y, and it Will be many years BE-
fore inc will be able 70 think of this
Viee.Presideoti.l sspiraot without smll.
Jog over the mental picture Of the lit
tie squsre card attached to the tail Of
aoraee GSeeleys coat.
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I'd REPUDLlCANS.

There are probably few intelligent
aud uoprejudioed meu among tho sup
porters Of Mr.. Greeley Who do not re-
ali.e that they arc goirg straight to
.ert.in defeat, while every Republican
in tho land feels flushed with the con-
lidepos Of coming victory. Those Of
tn. opposition Who, unable to spp'e'
siata the difference in tho relative
s,reogth Of tho Two parties, had fed on
their hopes, have had every illusion die
PEELED BY the result Of the sls'tioo' in
what had been eonlidersd the doubtful
shtes, aud "hese electoral vstss alone
vsrs necessary to make Gen. Grants
majority greater than it va four ysar'
~. Mr.. Greeley hss not The shadow
"a ghost Of . chance Of IN election.
He prospects for being PRsaidess 81
NE United S,,tes are poorer nov shsn
hoy were before hs was nominsted.
II i gratifying "a feel in sdvsaee the
,sstaioty Of success, bat 40 true Repub.
Lien, shsuld allow himself 10 oseems in-
dAareat bees,ss Of ID. No nan should
ssy away from The polls because his
vsse n,yuos b needed 10 make tho result
seriain-beeau.e ''shers are enough"
without him. There never are enough
until the vote Of every Republicans has
bsea depositsd. 1t IL not only the
electoral vote of Minnesota that is want
Cd for President Grant, but 4 magai6-
esns popular majority back of it which
shall chow the earnestoess Of the PEG.
pie. If tho work to be done is we'll
doce, Minnesota will never have known
such . minority IS will be rolled up on
the dcnt ing day Of this canvass.
The people OF this district have
,bo , duty to perform in the reelection
Of Gen. Averll to Coogress-in the
eador.emept Of his eourse BY . majority
Of two thoueand more vstes then he
received two years ago. He has been
.faithful Representative. = hard worker
and true friend to those Who most
seeded his services. Eve'y interest
materisl aud political, calls for bis re-
turn The Republican party need
him IL Congress, and tho people o
this district need him there.
The time for work 10 short, but il
even this time much may be done -
We appeal, then: to everv true Repso
lie,u to do bis full duty during tn
few days that rem.in, that all may re
joice 10 the grand result which the.
have helpled to brio & shout.
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il il rspuat Il The New Yosk State
Fair, s.Js: Probably The 1esI reuark'
abls display Of .g,ioalsssal prodasts On
the sroaad vas tho, made By The Land
Department Of The Ne,.hs,a Poetic
Railroad Company. Ia variety aud
extent it certainly had no equal. Il
was aot entered lor premiums, but sim.
ply exhibited. Among shs products
shown we're vegetables, fruits, graius
and minerals. The lands that grow
such monstrous speoiueus must certain.
ly be Of tho best quality. The pro.
duotions are from Minussota, Dakots,
Montana, Idaho, Washington Territory
end Oregon. This exhibition attracted
= great dsal Of attention and oomusul
from tie practical farmers Of this Vi.
ciuity, and the millsrs looked at The
specimens Of wheat With eyes Of wda.
der. A lhpsss sp.es sheald have besa
allotted to this collection than it bed
Is it looked ersmp.d aud ooodned
We were present whom one Of tho la1g'
ct farmers ia this segios v.s carefully
examining it, and he repeatedly and
snphatissliy psososased it - s1ssll
ing ssythiag hs lid ever sen. Thi
exhibitioe Wa . clear demonstration
70 the Minds Of the many that locke
upoo it that tho climate Of tho o,uutr.
through which tho Northern Psei6'
Railroad passes il mild enough add th'
season long enough ~ rsise tho fines
cereals that grow.
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11OHaE GOOD WORDS.
From tn BrajNer6 Tribune,


From Il. Braissrs Tribune.
/ The great political strength Of Con
sral Averil i Of The most tangible aud
enduring kind. IL grows out Of null i
tituds q good works; and has it,
foundation among The masses. dis
highly eaviabls reputation - . true,
honest, working aud influential public
servant, did not grow up mushroom
ike from any one particular brilliant,
exciting act, that might b suspieionsa
- ~ advertising dodge, bet from h,s
aobleasas Of private - veil ~ public
shasaeter, his sasisisg dsvotise b the
best interests ofall his. eosseituests,
and particularly foa the dsvosies 10
has ever svinssd, dszio9 bic lest tern
10 Congress, 10 behalf Of the poor stiag.
gliog pionssrs throughout the sxten.
sive borders of the Great West.
IRON tAs A!exssir;s Psst.
In the selection Of Gen. John T.
Avsr'll for Cosgs.ss che people If The
district have simply endorsed mos,
thorough, Efficient aud paiaseak'as
public servant, Whose fidelity aud 10.
dustry have been Of greater value 70
tho state and nation than any amount
Of capacity ~ = stump orator would
have bsen. Through al The newer
states Of tho west Gen. Avsrill's nsme
10 held in grateful remembrance BY The
masses. Haviog gaiaed . thorough
knowledge Of the working Of depart
uaeot and congressional sff.irs, Gen
Ave,ill's second term will BET greater
successes than tho 6rst and productive o.
greater popular benefit. -
From ~ Gl.s~osd Esgs@.'
Gen. Avesill made no vain 1oas'
Of his doings. The psopls know aad
value his services, and his election i
| q sure ~ the coming Of tho 6sh q
November next"
From tn xvassepelis 1t;1vsS.
General Avosill u knoWh - eao 81
the eleslsst.hssdsd business nee on
bsst vorkers 10 The House Of Repre-
sss,ativss. 40 b dsss,vedly popula'
aoepg The oassss Of Tho people who's
interests hs has always sossidsssd. OK
% he 9Th Of November 10 viii b 20
tarsed y Congress By . h'gsly 10
ers,ssd majority.
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FsoM Horace Waters, New York, We
have received q couple Of pieces Of new
uusis-"Our next President, Horace
Greel,y's March" The 6rat page 10
orosmented with tho benigoaot te..
lures Of Horace, tho portrait having o..
identity bssp taken before the late elss.
lions were heard from. And, "Wbsu
The light waves nppliss pl.y," words
BY A. Mathisop, music by J. r. Thorn.
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A aUNBKB Of business men of Pitts
bafxh sad osher cities peti.ioe
Secretary Boutwell, to re-issss the 49,
100000 Ersesbsets retired BY No.
cslioeA- Tia vision Of sch . eoor.e
vosA b e1sesdiagly Doubtful and
Ne ~ gls3 70 hsrs tast Secretary
Bos4sell refsses 70 re lssue . single
dollar a this reserye.
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DR. LlvlSGsroSE's daughter has re.
ceived letter from him, 10 which he
speaks of Bennett, Stanley and the
Americans, which would seem to
indicate that he is still alive.
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STOP THEFT!

On the night Of Ootober 18th, CHARLES
HOERANDEL. my bar. keeper, stole from
mo, in cash, about $500 and lef, for parts
'unkno.n, He il about 81 years of sge, s
iest inches high, black hair and Whis-
kers, high forehead, brown eyes end dark
complexion tie is ~ Austrian, had
40 baggage, and had on Z common suit Of
dark clothing. will psy . reward Of SIS
for bis arrest. PETER LOsO.
st. Jo., S.sarns Co., MIMI, Oct. II, 1872
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THE llOHBY llARRB4.

From tie CAsease TtsSsaI, 0eala.
Money has been tighter in Chicago,
Turing the last three weeks, than for .
similar period 10 half-a-doasn ys.rs
Bank deposits had been largely reduced
aud god commercial paper .ells in tho
street At II to 2 per cent, per mouth.
But capital is freely offered on mortea.
yes Of first class real estate, At 9 to 10
per cent. per anuum. There has been
also, peroeptible improvement 10 tho
tone Of the commercial money market
during the last few days deposits arc
Increasing, and the increasing receipts
and shipments Of hogs and cattle are
making IN increase Of funds here
So y There il = good reason to
believe that the present eramp in fnan.
oial circles il ouly temporary, and that
the worst Of it h,s been seen (thsrs
Was an evident improvement yesser-
day.;) for, notwithstanding the string
sooy 10 commercial paper, there has
been little dimiaation 10 tho amount Of
money offered for moresge loans, or in
tho amount seeking investment 10 real
estate. 1odeed, there has hardly been
season when the activity 10 saburbsn
property was greater thsn it has been
this fall Business property Is relative
" dull, because it il believed that the
rebuilding operations Of the present
year will suffice for . while bat ae's
property, both west aud south, hss COO
stao,ly been 10 active demand ct I'd.
vanciug prices. ....
- y The Eoglish demand fo1
our bre.dstuffs il likely 10 b larger
than usual, siooe tho crop Of The
British isles is damaged BY sxcsssiv ,
moisture. This is . material help "a
~, and is likely to 90 = long way 70.
ward siding ~ over tho present piaeh'
The cattle and hog crop 10 now coming
forward 10 uuexampled abundance and
prices are pretty we'll maintained u
yet. The outlook in this quarter i.
hopeful, ADD, unless The market IL over
stocked, the returns from tho branch OF
trade will soon BE- psreepibls in 10.
| creased ease in money.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-24

TaB Sspssos Cosrs hiss rsvsrsed
lodge Halls decision, which declared
tho siviog of bonuses 70 rsilrosds
unconstitutional The Court considers
railroads to be public beoefts, and that
therefore taxes 10 their did may law.
fully be assessed.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-24

Liberal org.os may learn deooooy
from the Richmond (v.a) Eng .iirer
(Greel.y), which: s.y, "rhe private
life Of tho President has been i,
,ad.l, ..,ailed. ". h.,.. - .ib..ai.sd
from any such bss.tly assaults :; for "
h.v< too high respect Tor the ONCE,
.ad W = are =, too good AZ American TO
believe the American people would b.ve
such ! man a DO hss been represented
in certain quarters to be 10 th.t bish
position. Tho Southern people have
political and not personal objections 70
General Grant" - .s" I