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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-04-05

As a stout cid lady got out Of q
crowded omnibus in front Of the Astor
House, the other day, she exclaimed,
"Well, that's a relief, anyhow" To
which the driver, cycling her ample
PROPORTIONS, replied, $50 tho ',sses
think num- s3
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One humbug more has keen sluelch-
ed we hope. Gen. Hancock, the Unit
ed States officer in command, states
that the Black Hills country is an In
dian reservation, and no gold hunters
will be permitted to enter it. More
over he states officially that no gold has
been discovered there.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-04-05
WE'LL DRILLING.

TIME undersigned is prepared to drill
u Wells in Tow. or country or reasonable
terms, and with Large or Small Bore
Long experience warrants him in guaran
teeing good york and perfect satisf ction
He is als9 9Ynlly prepared with all neces
sary. apparatus for moving buildings
Calf hn farm three miles South East o.
Cresoe address
DANIEL WHEELER,
pSSmSlAlR1Tk Cresco, Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-04-05
4 new reading of Othello's
Put ont the light, and thcn--
Puf Gnt the limit

Ply Put out the light,
comes from California. The last three
words are considered typographical
error. Macbeth naturally wishes to be
alone. Shakespeare must have meant
to make him say,
Put out the light, -8
And then-put. ..se
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-04-05

Another six-bit nuggest has been
heard Of at MILESTONE agency, and tho
excitement at Sioux City is intense.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-04-05
WILLIAM EDWARDS.

Would respectfully announce that he is
prepared to give his attention to
MAKING & REPAIRING WAGONS,
at Cresco, Iowa, and all work of his trade.
Flows constantly on hand of the best
patterns, cheap for cash.
DsS- Shop south Of the Empire House
Cresco, Oct. %, 1860. [23tf.]
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S5,93o,154 s.

ItBtMA. =
Debt and liabilities, July /, 1sGl $500 ,754 8,
Present indebtedness. actual and L.
cont 'ngent, including railroad
bonds S3S, ,3s1 96I 3,
Increase under Radical rule So, ,442 ,al2 80
Debt and liabilities In 1851 s.,oas 1852 81
Present debt and Liabilities, ac- ...
taai and contingent. including
railroad and ievce bonds 10, ,7'i1 .2G5 G2
Increase under Radical rule. sIj,72I ,3I2 Is
FLORIDA.
Debt in 1,ao s22I, 900 90
Present Debt. ilneIudinv railroad
bonds. issued and authorized 1898, ,447 "a
Increase under Radical rule si3,,42,4.1 -
ncbt and Iiab'li In 1850 about 50 nor 900 90
Present debt an., liabilities, ,inclu-
ing railroad bonds. Issued and
authorized, deducting s6,O00,-
oUo deemed fraudulent ABB 800 90
Increase under Radical rule. $lI .l3; 500 W
Debts and liabilities. Jan. ], 1s61 Sl0.o99,t14 ~
Debts and liabilities, June |, 1871. ~. .lo4, ,473 VI
Increase under Eadca, rule s3I .oo5 $3.50 IL
The excess of expenditures over receipts in this
State, for the year ISL amounted to 3D. 3lj, ,73I.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Debt and liabilities, July 1861. s9,f9o, 800 IL
Prcsent debts and abilities 3l,sS7 i67 50
Increase under Radical rule. S25, isi .0o7 IS
cARoIlyi.
Debt in 1861, approximate Si,G0,O00 90
Debt IN 1871, Including bonds to
railroads, and bonds in i sputc
as fraudulent 39,l1@ ola ~
Increase under Radical rule. 3t,l5s,yil Al
MISSISSIPPI
In 1860, no debt
Debt inc urrcd under Rad al rule,
january !, 1870. s1,799,s71 30
TESNEssEE.
netA44AnA lSbl,es October, lsGl. sac, ,lsh,soa CO
Debts and liabilities January 1871. lo,,jSS .I63 ID
~~
Increase under Radical rule $50, iS2 $50 80
In 1851, no debt
Present debt and liabilities incur
red under Radical RUE. inclu,i-
ing railroad bonds, estimated. S1I, 900. 300 90
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I'm, IL Introduce you when you
come down stairs. You'll only have
time to dress. Mind and look your
prettiest.
And with rougish shake of her
finger at her friend, Nellie ran away to
see about supper.
If Jennie did not look her prettiest,
she certainly looked very lovely as sho
entered the supper room, the linen suit
exchanged for fresh, soft muslin, whose
simplicity and purity were relieved only
by the violet colored ribons in the hair
and at the throat.
Russell had also taken great pains
with his toilet, as could be seen by his
spotless linen and carefully arranged
hair.
The pause that followed Jsnnie's en-
trance was broken by Mr.. Hunt, who,
in response to a meaning glance from
his wife, said: tn
"Russell, allow me to introduce you
to your cousin Jennie; Miss Carlton,
your cousin, Russell Wilder"
The embarrassment which followed
the blank astonishment into which the
announcement threw the parties, SO un-
expectedly made known to each other,
was quickly dispelled by the turn that
was given to it by their host and hest,
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fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF his parents III Concord street, Brooklyn
to Greenwood Cemetery, on Friday, Goth inst, at
two O'Clock p M.
sIMMoNs.-0n Tuesday, May 81, ANNA A. wife Of
george simmons, at her late residence, l69 East
lldth street, In the 50th year OF her age
Dearest mother thou hast left us,
And thy loss we deeply feel;
But ills God who hath bereft us:
He can all our sorrows heal.
Relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend the funeral, from ST. Paul's Roman Catholic
church, nth street, where requiem high mass
VIII DO celebrated on Saturday morning, at ten
o'clock
SHAY.-On Thursday morning May 90, at his resi-
dence, Birmingham Conn.,, RICHARD SHAY,
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
SwEENEY.-On Wednesday, May 90, DR.. JAMES
SWEENEY, Sr., In the Slst year of his age
Tho relatives and friends of the family are in
vted to attend the funeral from his late residence,
2S Mott street. A solemn high mass Of requiem
VIII be offered up for the repOse OF his soul, at the
Church OF the TRANSPORTATION, Friday, May "a, at
halfpast nine A. NJ. His remains will be inferred
In Calvary Cemetery
TAGGARD;.snddeny, at Yonkers, MARY E., wife
OF william II. Ta9gard.
Friends OF the family are invited to attend the
nneral, at the WarburtOn avenue church. on Sun
day afternoon, the 10Th inst, at three O'Clock.
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Died.

BAuEY.--At Kingston, JAM, on Wednesday, April
g. OF congestion OF the lungs, Lotus CRuGER son OF
John j. and Cordea l.. Bailey, in the Both year OF
Ills age.
BALDwIS.--On Wednesday, May %, JosEPHINE A.
BALDWIN aged 20 years, months and IL days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence of her brother-ln-iaw James II. Lockwood,
l05 Eighth street, Williamsburg this day (Friday),
oath inst at two 7. NJ
BENpER-At Hohokus, n. j., on Thursday, May
%, 1872 Nj. JOSEPH a. BENDER in the saith year Of
his age.
The remains viii be taken TO Westchester for in
torment. Funeral services at Hohokus, at half
past one O'Clock, to-day friday, May "A. The train
leaves New York for Hohokus at eleven O'Clock.
Carriages will be at the depot for the friends.
BRAYDoN.-0n Thursday May %, after long suf-
fering JAMES BRANDON, In the 4sth year OF his age.
The funeral will take place from his late residence,
$40 East Twenty,seventh street, on saturday, May
25 at two O'Clock =. II. The relatives and friends OF
the family are invited to be present
BUTLER.-0n Thursday morning. May %, MARY
A., wife of Edmund Butler and Oldest daughter Of
y. McCarty.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
quested to attend her funeral, from the residence
OF her lather 80 West Forty fourth street. on Satur-
day afternoon, at one O'Clock.
BRowN.-ELIZA BROWN, aged GA years, months
and 20 days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, at her late residence Mott
Haven, this day (Frldayl, oath inst.
CLEAWY.-On Wednesday, May %, ELY, daughter
OF Michael and Annie Cleary aged years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectully invited to the funeral, at one O'Clock,
from 1853 Fast Twenty ninth street.
| Colossal Glen Cove. L. l. an Wednesday, May
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at the following prices at the close limited States
currency skies, 1l5l 116zS; do. skies, 1881. reg
istered, III q 1l7,s; do. do do, coupon, 119 a
l19h; do. fve-twenties, registered, May and No
vember, 113S 1132l; do do, 1862, coupon, do,
1888 1137s do do, 1854, do, do, 1885 113zs
do. do 1865, do do, 1142Sa Hay; do. 1867, regis
tered, January and July, I57S 11e; do do, 1865,
coupon, do, 1853 1l6; do do, 1867, do, do,
110x 116ss; do. do, 1S6s do, do, 1181s 1861
do. fves Of 1881, funded, registered, 1928 1923
do. do. do, coupon, 1929 1925; do. ten-forties,
registered, 1107S Ill; do. do, coupon, 111A liz.
PRICES OF SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
Tennessee, ex coupon, 70 1871; do, new, 70 a
73H; Virginia, ex coupon, As a So; do, registered
STOCK OLD, 40 so; do. skies, consolidated bonds,
56A 67; do, skies, deferred scrip, 17ia q 49,;
Georgia skies, rs a 80; do. sevens 80 90;
North Carolina, ex coupon, SO q 35; do, funding,
1860, "a a 81; do. do, 1868, 20 %; do, new 20
20h do., special tax IA 49, Missouri skies, 961S
a 9ess; do, Hannibal and St. Joseph, 93 94; Lou
Isiana skies, so a C5; do, new IS a 60; do. levee
skies, GO a 6S; do. do. eights, Is So; do
do. eights, 1875, so So; do, Penitentiary
sevens, 60 20; do. railroad eights, 70 SOL,
Alabama fives, 60 65; do. eights, SO 90; do
eights, Montgomery and Eufaula Railroad. IS 90;
South Carolina skies, As So; do. new,
January and July, 35a 36S; do, April and
October, 80 "a Arkansas skies funded, sc u GO.
HALLWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids on the regular call
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, May o. 1872
Cotton quiet: good ordinary 90 &C. 2ol9c. Net receipts
50 bales. sales, 80 bales Stock ji76 bales
NHw ORLrASs Nay o. 1872.
Cotton active; middngs, 2Sl6c., held &c. higher Net
receipts 5s bales Gross &9 bales Exports 70 Great
MOBILE May u, 1872
Cotton firm; mddllngs, 22Ac. Net receipts 30 bales.
sAyASSAu May %, 1872
Cotton firm good demand middlings 227&c BE Net
receipts, 25 bales. Exports coaswise 437 bales Sales
200 bales Stock, l0,70s bales
LOUISVILLE, May 2a 1872
Tobacco active sales lG3 hds lugs sold 81 30 ss
low leaf, SO % 50; medium TO coed SO 50 s5
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THE MONEY MARKET
shows continued ease at to per cent az the ave.
rage rate on call, to per cent being the ex-
treme.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
is dull and quiet at the same nominal rates, lOoA
and 1l03a.
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT
The specie shipment to-day was s1,214,70o, OF
which ga 700 was silver. 1t is now estimated that
the specie shipment on Saturday viii exceed
s1.5oo.00o The Assistant Treasurer paid out
100000 in gold to-day account OF fve-twentles
redeemed and $685., 600 on account OF interest. The
customs receipts were sSSs,Ool
BoUrwELL's BALANCES.
Tho following are the Treasury balances at the
close OF business to-day currency, s7,2o0,o00
coln s10o ooo OF which 500 900 are coin cer
tiflcates.
The internal revenue receipts to-day amount TO
$4,000.
THE suB-TREAsURERs REPoRr
Gou receipts. @9v,,olo
uou pay mcnis.. oVs,ote
ou oaohce.
Iei,y IeSciPtS. ovo, oas
currency payments. 2@4l, 300
SuTIency pdlancc.. ,ovo, o3z
ERIE ABROAD.
LONDON, May $3.50 O'Clock p. NJ.
Extra despatch.l
American Eric shares, 54x q IS; protected Erie
shares, 651x.
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steam, &C. gold compressed sail Sc 10 Baltic ports by
sall Mc c, gold to Mediterranean ports by sea. sac

me quotations are based on cotton running In quality
quoted. - ~ ~ e'
o, FL9uR Asp Receipts-Four ao5l bbls wheat
$50 bags oats, 500 bushels barley 81 6l do rye aga
DO The Hour market remained dull but about former
prices We're current The sales since aggregate
about ehi OF which $50 bbs were Southern
bbs rye Corn meal continued In fair deman nd at full
prices We hear OF sales OF 100 bbis western Yellow Mt
&3 Is 81 6i we uunln - ' NN'' -
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


MAYSARD-VAN BENscHorEN.-On Friday, October
T. 1870, by the Rev. John f. Gorse, ALFRED w. MAY
NARp, NJ D. to MARIETTA G. VAN BENscnoTEN, both
OF this eth.
UIToN-DRIpGEMAN.-On Tuesday, May 81, at
the residence of the brides mother, Astoria, l.. L.
by the Rev. Edmund Cooper GEORGE A. MouLToN,
OF this city, to EMMA, daughter OF the late Andrew
Bridgcman.
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r2:15 md al, 70 TT
1890 p. Nl.-RerOrc CnlI.

III $1,000 Us $50, r, '67. b ll6h
IiS7S 10000 Us 500, c, '6s. !. llGis
llils l0vU0 US G's, currency. li67s
liiss $500 Us 5's, 'Sl, c.. ll21s
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:, =, ,,lrc, ,, ,o,o.
been folows:Salcs last evening after three o'clock
May 2sc., 300 at 70 Is June 400 at 2iSc., 200
200 241sc; August, 200 at sc so at 2 Bloc 800 a
Z. seBbsepfbr Beca@bcr, loo at az aSc S'0Ssr o at se
Exchangcd-lsc. .pd. TO exchange io9 June Tor
100 July; 100 June for 10 August, even To.
tai, 500 bales sales to-day up 70 three r May 200
.a Ms % a Se at 'G "ps se @ = 10 lse e Se i e 81
2aaac;, 200 at q 5lde, 500 at 2s,apc, 21 at q glse
July 9oOa 2tc 200 at "a Ili6c, 800 at 24'ac 200 nj "A 49,
l6c, August 500 IA 5l6c 4Oea 2t9Sc 400 at 7lec
22c 5 at 2 5iec lo October, 100 as 2ossc 100
~ 96c; November 200 at 19ssc December 400 at lJ4c
Exchanged-lac paid 10 exchange 100 October for 100
September 20D June for 200 August Total. li,3QJ
bales Grand total 2D0 bales The receipts at the ports
foot up thus Galveston g bales; New Orleans Sls Mo
Norfolk 2s0; Baltimore 1922 New York, 72; Boston, lO2
Total 6 This day last week. 1885, this day last year,
749g Rates cotton TO foreign ports closed nominal
foows:-To Liverpool by steam, tad by sail, 5S2d a
burg. BY steam. a % cslpsesssd, SEQ & c sail; Bs@ea. Iy
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The wheat market showed tribe more animation, and
SssSs En- Ss \
SSss %t csa Ii q SF eaa spsF Extra sS"s sSoss
winter was nominal within tho range Of 81 % 81.
F5
g. 7ac S,t 1ie for sail mixsd 49, or steamer mixed
% white % western Ss sas SSi0tsd for cd
Tic were About so 9Sssss is at Sc I'm
%5s % qSs oha @ and sS Se 51 a st
sas dY Xii @ rnsl $50 Rs 4 sa4 q e % s WYE
note in rates Vessels for charter continued in fall
Sss; Y Ts Isl nj
%sdS s0t cork @' oSas rs
at and 81 If TO- the IS,' oen!asnsp sn p's0eSS@ Sa4
@ from mSrs sps Srs
port ps in the on1a @ knso% 500 qS"eTs grain on pI
nS myer as Sgr on TaSS aan for both
Ss %s SiHs' New
cqaha-centrifusal ana mixed. lSc. sSc
.Muscovado, refining ..,...... 2sc 500 S4c a S6c
Porto Rico &c 1oc Sc S5c
Nntgy NngliSn Gn,nam Islands o. 25c ae
NAVAL sroRrsThe market for spirits turpontine was
0Psd S SSvs 51a @ sSpn"sq go % % e sf
S SSnH e s @ En ass Is 90 en ,
spodns sransd o az 81 % y 3 bs na IN 70 d at Rs AS - Phs P
good No a. 80 TO- Tar remained dun and entirely
nfl at Sl surss market r rcoro, confined ann
nominal There was but tto fp dispo1on @ % 70
oPadc IN b remand ace H, but or Dnee Il IN
guoted at lsc lsse Case oil was steady at 2ac
nominal but firmly held owing @ The scarcity quoted
@ % "FS:r quoted s at % On f Ss pSs1
and 4 @ The YTsG
@ i3F @ t s1s s LHss saaSs
Ssss 'ss 9,as% ssFFsGS S cut meats
g@as @ and "s dsts' e!
81 H. sys"t fafs %asf
aes go g. ALLY
Sales o 800 boxes long Clear
at75c a7,lc short clear quoted at Sc Dressed hogs
. sssin "a %S
ss; ,iefsss, So sIs and inaa DO, sSrsss IS
' M r ca es or at pssa A s ..is Cut s sss
W Ws ana 20 phss ha @ e'leim m n"s as a @
&C. Sse picked hams, &C. lo.c, do shoulders 5'ic
shossssrs 5$e; GardT&s @afes iSr we.Isrn s
unwilling do Sales $50 crces at 5Gc for steam
and sAc Sac; for new; also 40 terccs for june at
5l6c. City lard remained duh Mt sac Sales 81 erces.
RicE-The nnrket remained about the same rs yes'er
about 30 icrces 0arona at s1sc Die l25 bags Palma
NJ 7Iac. 7c., ana $50 bags Rangoon AZ 6,Sc re
mainly on account oi the rmness OF holders Consdera
BILE many lines could have been moved at slight
sions, but holders remained firm in their views and
ners purchased only necessity compelled Tho sales
aggregate about 600 hhds of refining grades within the
range Of the appended quotations. Rchned continued
firm. but quiet; quoted at Ike for a. and 2'ac hars
Mcssrs. O. Amann Co. report The stock, sales and
ccipts as follows:-
Hhds. Bores Bags. MeIalo.
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SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Thursday, May 23-IOsI5 A. Nj.
1900 Ts sSo 1t, $1,000 Us ss ~ G.. .ss li2,5
2oO0o US $40 6S.. ll6ss Gold d......... ia l1is
10 A. M.--RcF0 Chill.
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e. 1853 ........ Ss,1l3 13lio3 lO67S9 2.la5
We quote Cuba Inferior to common refining, 7Ac a
pr3ne ' o. e ar TO GOOD STacery oSp, &C., E'Sa Sc
prime TO choice grocery s,ic. SAC. centrifugal, hlds
sac. ncLado i1sc. a6Nac. Iavana-Boxes Dutch stand
ard Nos To- 8Ae 9c DO 10 TO ~ y,}e 9Ac do l3
lztc Pc do, white I'ac a al2,c Porto Rico-com
gac. l0c. Brazil-Duch standard Nos to H. 72.c.
9tic. Java-Duch standard, Nos. 10 10 II, gac 93sc
Manila-Superior and extra superior, TIC. a Sac.
sTEARfNE was IN better demand and steady. We hear
OF sales OF % 900 lbs, in hhds.. ut 9a,c.
TALLov was firm at 92sc for city We notice resale OF
50 bids. of strictly choice at N9lc.
Wn'sKRY.-Reeeipts, gi2 bbls The market 1rmcr
with sales reported Of 200 bbls at glc. 91ac 9lc
closing with sellers asking the latter price.
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CLOSING PRICEs-5.so O'CLOCK P. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, May &C. =. ".
CorrEE.-The market continued quiet but prices
mained strong. We have only note sales OF 1920 bags
Santos, Ready Rhino, on private terms.
Corros.Thc market for both spot and futures was de-
cdedly vigorous In response to sharp advance in
prices for the carly months the price OF spot cotton adj
yanced Ac per pound for all grades, and closed firm
the improvement. The market for futures closed strong
with continued upward tendency, at an advance OF 9sc
w. A"' 40 NN''' '''o'S' ~ ~ nm mi u,.,o y,,b,I
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INSTRUCTION..

l AIDES AND GENTLEMEN WISHING TO TAKE
lessons IN painting In OIL or TO learn to color photO
gaphs III various Styles be calling
way, studio9
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


ENREE CHURCH OF ST MARY THE VIRGIN, WEST
II Fortyfth street. Broadway-At71 IN O'clock thia
Friday evening, the Right Rev Bishop of New York will
administer the rite of confirmation.
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A BsoLuTE DIVORCES MAY BE PROCURED IN
N due legal form application to GEORGE WHITE
Attorney at Law II Wall street, New York.
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AttOTncy NJ VIII slrttt NtW
MARBLE SODA APPARATU5-ALL STYLES, AT RE-
IN duced prices; Ottawa Beer Fountains and Extract
supplied on liberal terms send illustrated catalogue.
JAMES VI. WHITFIELD x SON, 2G2 Water street, N. "
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RHEUMATlSM AND IT'S GRIEV0us MALADiES
III conquered Professor MAC, the only conqueror on
the globe OF I'll Harrison avenue, Boston, can be
suited at the Astor House free Tuesday and Wednes
day next 2ls and I'D inst engaged this day In Brook
lyn in by special request His remedy Is simple
plaster discovery made and experienced by hmscle
lhavng been great sucrerl, from native MAORI, while
resident Of six years throughout the gold fields OF New
Zealand. Procure his flll Pamphlet for particulars and
truthful, miraculous and marvelous cures effected
in Australasia, California, Providence, r. L. Boston, Wor
ceser other countries and states Sent free by mall
Any sufferer must be convinced. Professor MAC il no
humbug, but genuine beneiactor of his Only u
simple plaster. No useless druggng other torturfng
Of his cured patcnts many close at hand Profess
MACS pasiers combine remedy for weak and pain
ml backs, hip joint disease contracted snews sciatca
and chronic heart, lung chest any painful part by
his New Zealand Plaster only expressly made curing
painful Joints or affected parts
Read the encomums given him by the press unsolic-
cd the bcneacor OF his From business
detained two days, 2sth and 25th inst.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-11-23

Q, only appellate jurisdiction, and the
rider or srit aeked forb not IL aid
our appelld s jurisliction.7 ]
u OAFhaay Tic caseVof Kellogg KS
Warmoth ct ais was called before the
q. 8. Circuit Court, but by request of
counsel for complainant, we believe,
was postponed until Monday next.
,ssThisisthe complexion affairs assume
.stshiss aate,antl many, will look for
ward with anxiety to. know what the
uncertain future will bring forth.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-11-23


Unlike the majority of the news
papers Of the country that supported
the Liberal party, we do not propose
to tire our readers with columns of
useless argument Why the Liberal
movement was unsuccessful" "The
real secret of Grants election" etc.
etc. It Is enough to know that the
Liberal movement has been uusuc-
cessfnl, that Grant has been elected.
V and long, tedious discussions of the
why's and wherefores is time and
space wasted. The Liberal press will
linda more beneficial, and withal more
9 pleasing occupation in discussing the
Immediate and future prosperity and
prospects Of the, nation, aud seeking
to instruct the people. for their pres
ent good, than ain in treating Of dead is
sues and weeping over past calami-
ties. The CHIEF aims to be a pro-
gressive newspaperin its small sphere,
and as such deyates its attention only
to live issues.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-11-23
ADVERTISEMENTS,
$40 Reward I!

GToLEN from the undersigned, resident ,
% Of the parish Of st. JOHN TIE Baptist,I
= bright dun-colored HORSE with black
mime. and stail, metlinnl size, with assIig1lt
.defeet ~ right eye from Icing struck With. q
sf'fk a1 a!s', SORE, HORSE 4. . III a,I
on left shoulder. E5ti 5aNstFus Il "-FS'Ss31,si
! The thief has been tr,sceds IA. far as Dom
jacksonville, b,,t it is not known whether he
went from there up. the river or down the
Bayou Lafunrcle. @f.f 7iI7 7'7f ''r'0
$40 reward--or $40 apiece will be paid
for information, that will lena to the recov-
cry OF the horses. Address, e, 81 g.tt..,,I =.
! Edsard p 0, 10. John the Baptist Ia a.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-11-23
ID E II SONAI4.-TICKN T. III,
II. the celebrated ciofI,iers. an,,a,,,.e. -

DE II 8 ON.AI4.-TICKNOR T. tt,
the ceiebrated ciotlliers, announce the
ia, !n mt Of a plan Of ordering. cloth
ing by letter, to which they call yonr
special attention. They wifi, on ami.
i; cation, send you their improve d and ~
euftte rules fer Self NJ Measurement. Hfns.
trated circular and Price list, with a f,,lr
line OF samples from their Immense stool r
of Cloths, Cassimeres, &C., NC, thus en- :
'abling parties in any pastlof the count,v
to order Clothing direct from their house
with the certainty ofreceiyinp earmcnts
OF the very latest style and most nerfcc T.
fit attainable. ~ a TIT = X
of Goods ordered will be sent nv exrross
te pc paid for on delivery with the nm.
derstanding that if not satisfa ctorv +h..,,
can bc returned at Ticknor,s exnensa S
's' Asis well known tiirou gho,rt the 'Srs,+t
: and West, they have for IL Years EY
81 YELLED IN all departments OF the;r
10, business, which is a guarantees az to TIC
character Of the goods they win i send md
~ Your orders are solicited, and when !,
st. Louis you are invited to call. at, tho
/, extensive establishment Of Ticknnr &
Co, manufacturers and retailers Of men
and eysClothing and FurYislrino, gc .nI.i
p Goi amt 60S North Fourth Street, r.
q Louis. No.! Boys clothing a Specially ~