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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-08-12

sembIies, and in the stormy street oonvsn-
tion. De Lisle's mother heard Il, and saif
toher: son, sfwhatis thisrevolntionary lynn,
sung by bands Of bfigands, with which your
name is mingled~ De Lisle heard II, and
shuddered as itsoanded. through ths streets
of Paris, aud iang from the Alpine passes,
while he, aroyaIiss, fed from the infdriased
people; ffensied by his own words. France
was great iamphithestre Of anarchy md
blood, and De Lisle' 'snsong was ths baftle-
cry. 49,: = ;s"cs .sTslS 'Gses7 at - ----'--
There ID NO national air that silicoInpaEs
with the sMarseillaise. IN snbfmity and pow.
es; itembraees the soft csdences fulasof,ths'
peasants ahoms,- and the stormy 'elangor
ofs7sil1er and. 'steek when an empire lis
overthrown; -itshdsars the memoryEof the
vine dresssrs cottage, and mskesthe French
man, in his exile, cry ola belle Eraneep
forgetfnl Of the torch, and sword, and,gpiL
losiue; which; bare made his country aspeetse
of blood in the eyes Of nations. Nor can
the foreigner listen to it, sung BY a company
of exiles, or executed by band Of musicians,
without feeling that it is the pibroch Of bat.
tie and war, ...
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-08-12


CArTLE DfsEAsE.-ool Al g. Summer
writes to1the Charleston Mercury as foliows
Mr.. Editor The COW diseasey which
prevails to such analarming extent, assumes
two types. Fat stock cattle become stiff, aad
exhibit all the symptomsof founder. i have
seen hundreds afflicted in this. way, ,ibethsin
Florida and South Carolina, but have nss
seen asinge animal die when TINS attacked.
h4peurdsf Epsomusaltss giyen in four gal
Ions Of gruel, to which Baseadded sitable
spoonful of ground ginger, has always, With
me, effected cure. Old cows giving milk
and three year olds-are afflicted differently.
They havepuruiept sore mouths, origina.ipg,
I belieys, from the same cause, but acting
on the weakest part of the animal. The
decayed deptition Of old mileh COWS and the
shedding Of the front teeth Of three year
olds render them liable to, sore mouths, and
it usually id such stock deyelopes itself in
kbrile attacks. In Florida, all ny three
year olds in milk had sore mouths and high
fever. I gave them salts and gingef, aud
made single application Of nitrate Of silver
in soldsiea aanar esustic) 70 the popthby
8 sngssss, and they invariably rsebsked.
I Idid this under thss recommendaticn of Nm
intelligent young physician, and never d
to repeat the escharotic treatment Sscoa&
time. I-had several animals 80 faf gone
that tLey would have starved to death In 3
few days, and these I fed with Cruel until
they were able to Craze, which they insaria-
bly, did in twsuty-four hours after treated
with the nitrate Of silver. Finding these
facts Of, service to Eme, I publish them for
the benefit of*hose who may needthem.
.-2.~b A.sG.s SUMMER.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-08-12

@s Applause 10 the aim Of weak minds.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09
Cosmopolitan Art Journal

toemopoition Art JOURNAL
The September number Of the Cosmo-
politan Art Journal Is beautiful and in
teresting number The two full page Illus
trations-Annie Page and Rosa Bonhenr.
arc certainly splendid specimens CT steel
plate engraving. 1t contains several other
Illustrations besides. The steel plate en-
craving preparing for the December num-
Der are very fine ones. the subjects being
chosen from paintings destined for the con-
sn5 award. Cleopatra applying tn, Asp
as one, and The First Pair of Boots" tile
other.
The annual engraving for subscribers for
che 6ftl year fls5s-59.) Will exceed III
splcnior and beauty all engravinSs for for
rnar years. The cost of the plate will not
lie less than six thousand dollars
We hope to haze the pleasure Of send
ing large nunbs< Of subscribers to the
Journal this year. Ike first number OF the
new volume will lie sssued December 1st
Three dollars will pas Cor the Art Journal
and copy Of the spasads1 Annual engraving
Each subscriber is constituted a member
of the Society. and when the distribution
of Painting. Statutes, Busts. &c, takes
place in january next, may be awarded on,
a~orth several hundred dollars
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09

The New York Herald thinks the Demo
cratic party is going to ruin. 1t says that
'neither sympathy for Douglas. nor hos
tility to Douglas. nor little movement
hero for Gov. Wise. nor another there for
Slidell and Bright. nor anything of the
sort, will avail to unite the distracted, dis
mantled, disordered, disjointed and divi-
ded Democracy"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09
Why is the Demand so Great for
DR.. sWA.n.vs'N.
AGUF B ALSAM /?

DECAUSE II will, in all cases, safely and CT
ID fectialiy cure that much dreaded scourCe OF
the West-Chiils Fever and Aguc--without fail,
and in cases will counterfeit the potion Of Malaria,
Of which fact thousands do testify, and unlike all
other noStrumz II is Only recommended for one
class of diseases, and a. tonic IL is unsurpassed
We will offer few evidences Of its worth, by men
of influence and high standing.
Princeton, H., Sept 20th, 1857
DR MANN-Deor Sir. For several years past
have used yodr Aeuc Galsan in my daily practice,
aud hive closely observed its effects in hundreds Of
cases and in no case has il failed 10 produce the
most happy effect can most checrfnlly recon-
mend as a certain specific for clnlls, fever and
aguc, and malarous diseases
Truly Yours, H. AUSTIN, VI. D.
Marshall, Mici., FEB. LID, 1857.
Da MANN & CO IL have sold large amount
of your Ague Balsam in this vicinity, and from nv
personal knowledge of it, believe il Is the best
remedy for chilIs, fever and ague that has ever
beer sold in our State. Respectfully Yours,
o. A. HYDE.
Asitabul1, Ohio, Jcn. lst, 1853
Mrssss. S. X. MANN q co-Gsats: IN can
vassing the States of Ohio and Michigan for the
sale Of the different remedies Of which we have
ntro!, our attention has been called 70 observe
the great name that yonr Ague balsam has gained
for lt5eiI n every place HuSre so-U. ~ ft14iy
seems "a be the peoples ren,sdy and its sales
more rand than all others. It Is destined TO su-
percede All osh remedies in the market
Very Truly Yours, A q 5. HENDEY-
Ne.a York, Feb. %, 1883.
Mzssss. s. K MANN & Co--Genf'. ! have
Of our house in ST. Louis sod vour Asue Baisam
sous three Years. and have carefully observed its
effects in curirg end must in ali candor say, do
not believe its equal exists in all the world Ut med
cines. Te nav personal knowledge It has cured
every time. and have known it ust a.
after all etser remedies had been tried in vain with
the most happy result. And what IS more reacrk
o5le have never known case but what remained
cured, for at seast that season. have no hesits-
ton in recommendingit as perfect triumph over
chills and fever. Respectfully Yours.
PROF, o. J. WOOD.
s.. K. M 4 NJ ~ C co..
Proprietors. Gallon, Ohio.
SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS
Anrrst 10 1P3e-4Im3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09

: zDr. Bobac1's ScxxDfSAvIAs RE3fEpns
sr6 creating = rssolutlon in Medical prac-
sice. Thy act disctly upon the circula-
tion- Disease originates in the blood, and
theee pedicipes purge it out, In dysPep-
sia, nervous complaints, serofula, rheu,na-
tism. ineipispt consumption. fits, liver
cenpl.int, Bronchitis. Ever and ague and
II dIcoa6es a. ths lsngs. the stomach. the
1issr. IL bowels, the nerves or the skin.
tAsy ere i1fsllibls. see Advertisements,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09
MOVE MEETING AT PIERCETON
PIC NC DLyyER.
EXTRA TRAIN AND HALF FARE.

Rev. GEO. r. BRowS and w. G.. CHAP
LIN. Universalists. will preach in the Grove,
near Pierceton, Kosciusko county, on Sun
day. September 18th. The public ase res
pectfully invited to attend.
An extra train of cars will leave Piym-
outh at or about 8 o'clock, q. m, and re-
turn in the evening. taking passengers al
half the usual fare Come one and all
and bring along basket dinners SO as tc
remain on the ground till the close of ser.
vice6 on Sabbath.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09
Farmers. attention..

WILL pay you the Highest Market Price in
III CASH for your WHEAT, CORN, OATS,
SANG, WAX, HIDES, &c, &c.
Remember. don't sell your Produce, Sang, Hides
SC, until you see me.
! keep for sale at the very lowest figures, Salt
by the sack, and Salt and Whiskey by the barrel
At my Wareroom on Laporte street, Just west of
Moore's Horel
{. WHITMORE
Aug. 12-f1 fpcmocrat copvA
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09
HOICE OF GIFTS /!

GRElF American GIFT BOOK HOUSE,
No. 293, BROADWAY, NEW YORK
where the gifts, consisting of JEWELRY. Sc.
AND VARYING IN VALUE FROM IS CTS
TO TWO HUNDRED DOLL AIRS, arc alway.
on EXHIBITION, IN AMPLE SHOW CASES
Our New Descriptive Catalogue, containing large
variety of Books in every department OF Science
and Literature, lall of which are sold at regular
publisher pricee.) and explains OUR NEW AND
ORIGINAL SYSTEM of allowing every purcha-
ser HIS OWN CHOICE OF GIFTS, and setting
forth unequaled Inducements TO AGENTS, will be
sent, post paid, TO any individual on application
Address, A. RANNEY, Agent,
Julye, leos--55 No. 2l3, Broadway.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09
Accident.

Aman named Hays, formerly of Day
tan, Ohio, was run over by hand car on
the p, Fl. W. r. q. r. R. about 80 miies
west Of this place. on Tuesday evening last,
and seriously. though not fatally injured.
The car. on which there was seven men,
was thrown Of tho track. but none of the
occupants were much hurt.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09
Scientific American.

This is one Of the most useful and valu-
able papers published in this country. AMI
shonli be extensively patronizcl by all
classes. Sec aivsrtissn.at IN anoth,r col
umn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09

Whenever any Of our readers may think
their understandings or soles need atten-
mon. wscommand them to the store OF Mr..
e PAUL, where they can hnd every thing
in the Boot and Shoe line they may desire.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09

Re- The basket of green sweet corn sent
10 US by Mr. FAasIs. of the Edwards
House. gave entire satisfaction to all hanis.
old and young.
The seed was brought by Mr. FARMS
from New York. and is rather better TO
orr taste than any we have tried this sea-
son. ltshoull be extensively cultivated
ID gardens.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09

70 PErERsoS's MAGAZINE, for O,to-
Der. Is thus early upon our table. Its en-
bellishnents, "a usual. are very fine. and
the contents elual to many " the higher
priced magazines
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

The plate of butter sent us by Ms. Jxo.
ARMSTRONG. Of this place. on Saturday
was nice enough for Kings table. or an
editors either.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09
F,remau,s Meeting.

\ special meeting Of the Protection
Hook and ladder Cymrany viii be held
a: the Seminary. in this place, on Saturday
evening next.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09
kx Msssrs. PEssHIys have Just received

~ Msssrs. PEasHIv1 have just received
. largo stock of Drugs. Medicines. Paints.
Oils. Dye-Stuffs, and almost everything
else in their line. They do an extensive
business, and must. of course make it the
interest of the public to patronize them
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09

DIED. at his residence in Green township. Au-
gust the 22d. 1858, M. FREDERICK HoovER. in the
55th year of his age.
Mr. HoovER has been resident of Indiana over
80 years. He emigrated from Montgomery Co.,
Ohio. and settled IN Carroll County about 3lys. ago,
and moved to this county in $50 The deceased
was leftan orphan at rery early period Of his life,
end has passed through som, trying u,lsfortunes,
all Of which he has borne with true Christian meek
ness AMI courage. He was kind, and obliging to a
fault, and lived blamsless and upright life.
DEIrs. JousSAL Please copy. FIJI.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09

On the 9th inst, at the residence of II. Pierce, in
Plymouth, by Rev w T. Watkins, Mr.. p. Nc
DONALD, of the NJ c. Democrat, to Miss HELEN
NJ HOGAN, all OF this place.
We wish our young contemporary and his blushing
bride all The happiness and pleasure incident to the
conjugal state.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09

TTAVING now one hall of the State canvassed
III for Gazetteer aud Business Directory"
we will issue our work about the first of September
next, giving list of the names of Business and
Professional Men, throughout the State, arranged
in alphabetical order, giving the population, and
statistics of each county in the State.
As medium for advertising, throughout the
towns and counties of the State ii cannot be
excelled.
Persons wishing to furnish statistics for small
towns giving information location, population,
&c. can do 50, such information being very thank
fully received.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 81, 80.
Booksellers and others wishing to act as local
agents will be allowed liberal commission.
All letters for information must be directed TO
G. W. HAYES,
Box 500, Indianapolis. Ind
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09

e. The weather has teen quite warm
for few days past. for the season Of the
year
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09
y e w BOOK /.
ION. o. ". SMITHS
Early Indiana Trials and Sketches

HAVINC been appointed by the a1thor, Sole
III Agent 'or tho counties of ST. Joseph, Elk
hart, Kosciusko- Lagringe, Steuben and Marshall,
in Stlte Of Indiana, anil the unties Of Berrien
Cas-, ST. Joseph and Branch. in the State of Mich
igsn, for the sale of his book emitted
''Early I11iana Trials and SEe.hes,"
Offer tho same AZ ret1i; and 70 tho trade at Gin
cinnati priccs rs NJ. Smith has long been a
e ding IN the State, has rep-esen.ed us in the
House of representatives,, and in the Senate oil
the United States, his work has d, CD interest fer
our readers, and every family with our County and
Town hip Libraries should hive the work
The attached notices from few of the mcnv
will show how the wok has been received, and
rcci rocated asroad Price S2-a liberal deduction
10 the trade. The CT zcns in the different parts OF
these Counties viii be waited upon by nv agents
soliciting subscriptions to this work.
DANIEL wiTTER,
Wholesale 20 '<seller, south Bend, Ind
Eve have noble volume of $40 large octave
pages. full of facts well stated. OF incidents happily
related, and sketches, por natures and historical
rem niscences, delineated with masters hanA.-
We heartily wish the work as We are sure it de
serves an extensive circulation western Chris
tan Advocate
'Tae book is neatly printed, with ine steel
engraved likeness OF the anthar. Mr.. Smith writes
with ease and beauty His descriptions and sketch
religious jouyral. for the high, mcsal and religious
tone, which he has gives 20 lis interesting sketch
s. "-bsrsist Witness fsdi.napolis.
.Bcoks OF this class are emincntly valuable in q
historical po;a. view They G the observations
Of co.emporsry--the notes Of an Intelligent,
actiye man IL life. which are infinitely more i'm
Dol tant than I'll the reason;aSs, collections, and
deductions OF the PROFESSIONAL historian. The
volume ID veyy readable, Amounting in anecdotes.
of C.orreS iu<u
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09

AID ALL OTHER merry,
IIAVJNG appointed the undersigned, E. +.
COXEN, of BoUKsoS, Marshall Co, Ind
their Agent to sell Engines and Saw Mill Machine
~, and % transact all business connected there.
with would inform all persons DESTROYS of building
mills that he will furnish on short notice. Engines
of any required power, and all Saw Mill Machine
~. lie will also set up the engines and put the
same in good running order, on as reasonable terms
az can be done anywhere in the western countrv.
All machinery put up by him will be warranted to
do as recommended. Il is needless to say word
in fIvor Of the machinerv as the engines and ma
chinery of Shnps, Davis &, Bonsall are we'll known
to have effected great improvements within the last
year, both in regard TO power, the favng Of fuel,
and cost Of repairs. He would ask an examination
of Shively's and Mooney & Coxen's mills at Bour-
bon Indiana. as specimens of the abore make Of
Engines Al communications answered promptly
IL Address,
l.. r. COXEN. AGgsr,
Bourbon, Marshall County, Ind
Nav 80. lS5S-oS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09
PUBLISHERS MARX.

Persons out of the county receiving papers
marked thus - after their name, win understand
It 70 signify that their time has about expired, ard
that another remittance is solicited
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09
THE REPUBLICAN.


Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
Mail arrives from the East, daily 8 IS a. m
Departs. 90 ?. N.
Mail arrives from the West, IL % a. m.
Departs, II 90 m.
Mail arrives from the North, III weekly,
Tuesdays, Thursdays g. Saturdays, IL 90 m.
Departs same days. l 00p. m.
Mail arrives from the South, tri-weekly,
Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays, IL 90 m.
Departs. same days, 90 p. N.
Mail arrives from Knox, semi-weekly,
Mondays and Thursdays, 90 p. m.
Departe Tuesdays and FRIDAYS, 800 a. m
Mail arrives from Goshen Thursdays, and departs
FRIDAYS.
Mail from Argus arrives and departs Tuesdays
and Saturdays.
Mail from Monon arrives and departs Fridays.
Maxinkuckee mail arrives and departs Fridays
All letters to be mailed the same day should DC
handed in one hour before the departure OF mails
Once open from O'Clock a. N TO O'Clock p n.
u Hereafter the ONCE win be open on Sunday,
tom 30 .. n TO- 80 p. N.
= JOHN K BROOKE. p. NJ
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09
ConSumptiyes do not Despair.

VVuSauptNcS uO not despair.
t0NSI MPTI0N III AN OLD INDIAN DOC
TOR, UNCAS BRANT, white
CURED. Missionary among the Indians of
the Rocky Mountains, discovered
CONSTRUCTION RARE PLANT. that proves to
" be certain cure for Consumption,
rprn Bronchitis, Asthma, Liver Com
e'"-D' plaut, Nervous Affections, Coughs,
Colds, 81. Having now made his
CONSUMPTION fortune and retired from business,
he will send the prescription and
CTRED, directions for preparing the nedi-
cine free Of CHARGE to all who desire
foxsrvrr,ox il, and viii send TO his agent, en-
iioN closing two stamps IS cents,, TO pay
GRIMM the return letter, with description
t'nAc' ofther symptoms. The old Doctor
has cured more than 5000 cases OF
CONSUMPTION CONSUMPTION alone, and hopes all
afflicted people will avail themselves
CURED. of this opportunity, as the Doctor
wishes to 10 all the good he can be-
fore he dies Address all letters 80
'"Het vi llcN DANIEL 'ADEE,
Box 1881 p O., New York
tthtD' Who is his solea agent.
July s, 1865
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09

"AVE Just received large stock of White
Lead. Zinc Lead, and I'll kinds oil Paints
usually kept in this market, also, Linseed Oil,
Sash and Putty, which they are selling as low as
any other house in Northern Indiana. Every artl-
Gle to be what it is recommended. Call and see.
September 2-43m3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09

u. M. SIIsSBX,
my sole agent for Marshall County. who will give
every citizen an opportunity 70 subscribe for this
valuable book. DANIEL WrTzrs
September 2, 1e57-43m3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-09
HHHR
GREAT WONDER
Of the Nineteenth Century
PROF. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

GAYS the ST. Louis (Mc.) Democrat Below
= We publish a letter to Dr.. Wood of this cit.
from a gentleman in Milne, which speaks glow
ngly of the superior merits of his hair tonic. Such
evidence must have its effect, when coming from
reliable source. Ii certificates are guarantees OF
tru h, the Dr. needsn enconiums, nor useless puff
cry from the press;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-16

SUSSEX B.ak, Ns~tas, y and Up; Msrshansa'
Exchange Bk.
State Daak, New Dsunswiek; By OF shecomnon-
wealth.
ststs nsnt. Newark, 6s 4 up. Nanhattan Bk.
BtAls Dank, Elisabsthfswn. y &up, do
Eonssest Comfy 1spk, Gannerviic; American
Kxehaaes Bank.
Trentos Dankiss Co., Trenton, b and nr Man
haitian DAnx.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-16

DAILy Gam Orr OSvSc1, I
HeokulK. Juln Mkh.

DAuY 0Asp CIsr OvvBcx,
Kssknk, yuly lbsA.
YLOUR = Isaasr MINIS 1xtn 1Anily lfsl1
sAses) o. - = bbi., 1xtss ssp1sAas (spriAs
vhsst) ~ -; Sspslas y -. 0als City B1tsa,
q sS per ~. sssssd quality, q ~ = ~ -
Cosnsry aour, u y = sask. Qsiney, - - -
= -. araAsn, tlAll vhsss) - - pr lssibs.
BRAN AID SHORTS. ~ 70 ~ per ~.
cORN-Resdy nile d - 70 SSs.
BARLEY---3ood demand for prime qualities -
~ 70 7se.
.WHBAT--5ee 70 $50 for Spsing.
oATs--In rssssst as 10.
RYE--3se 70 Aes; little coming IN
POrATOEs-old, 1eto ~; nsw, 10 to 30 By The
losd retail u %.
8RocKRIHS-N. o. sagsrfair 7ito s1,prims 81
70 o. choe< VI, clarified 10 TO loA crushed and loaf
1877. Is. MolAsses-Plsntation ss TO 40c, s. II. 40
10 ~, Golden Syrup, rs 70 SOC. CoGes-Rio II,
70 III. lava ~ 70 3ic. Rice TO SIC.
sOAP--PAlm Sle, Family Sc.
CANDLES--stM n to 3, stsarine - Mould
II TO l34, summer pressed IL TO l5c
LARD-Fair supply, 7sc TO Sic.
BUrTKR-In good supply, 81 70 Zoe.
HIDEE-Dry ~ to 1885, green's.
HAY--Prairis from % 70 o.. Timothy, III
70 Ga. Hungarian, el2 to 4. IA.
| sEEDs.--Hungsrisn Grass, 90 to I0oc; Tim
sthy, u 80 to l rs.
sUNDKf4S-Omons, 20 10 10; Eggs, to DC;
Feathers, 3bc to 4oc; White Beans, Doe TO IS.
| FRUIT-Fair supply. Green apples, choice, -
~ to ~ 50 per Dbl. Dried apples, 81 rs per bush
81. Dried peaches, - as to - Is. Rsisins, - 70
70 4 90.
CHRESE-w. X. 81 to u; Denmark 3. TO 10.
/ PROvISI0ES--Msss Pork, nons Offering; Should
1 srs I. Hams s, Sides sa.for Prime
BEEf-3to II gross; Age toe per quarter.
1 sHEKP-e1 70 az y head.
1 BALT-d. A., u ~ TO ~ 50 Kanawhs, Is
YfsH--Ascksrsi, No. so to al y Dbl; No
$50 " SIC; No. ) tl2totl3. white, No. Is ~
- 4s - y half Dbl No. 2 ~ 1bto IS %. Cod
HSh 6tssHn.
ExcnAxaE.-0n New York for currency p,
cent; for goA Per cent. Bt:Louia per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-16


New Jersey Danks.
Thompson's Bank Reporter, corrected by
Thompson Brothers, furnishes the annexed
list Of par Jersey Banks and the PLACES Of
redemption:
sfAfH or new JERSEY.
Bank Of jersey City, Jersey City Ocean Bank.
Bank Of New Jersey; Continental Bank.
Central Bank Of New Jersey, Hightown, b and
'Bolyiders Bank. Bslvidere, IS and up; Mssropsli-
City Bank. Perth Amboy; inporters' and Ira
dSu' Hank.
Clinton Bank Of Nsw Jen.yi American RI
change Bank.
F.lnsr Bank Of Wan.ags,Ss ! up;:Msrshasts'
Exchange Bank.
Harnsrs' and Meehanie' Bank, Middleton,
Point; Bsuk Of the Com1nnwsslth.
Farmsrs' Mechanics Hank Of Railway, Metro.
polttsn Bank.
Yrsshsld Dankiag Co.; Manhattan Bank.
Haeeetseown Bank, Hsskstatown, = and up
Anss. Bxehangs Bank.
Hoboksa City Bank Ocean Bank.
Hsntsfdon Go. Baak, Pennington, s. up, Daah
Of the Oo0monweAIth.
Hudson Co. Bank, losand up; Shoe and Leather
Rank.
nsch.aiss' Bank, Newark 80 and up, Msshaa-
ies' Bank.
MssA: ; Man. Bank, Trenton. Il sad up; Dsah
q NJ Oonnouwsalth.
acsas.as.es 1 g N. Jsrssy Oily. lss And
nsx.sk Oily III, Newark. s. - csasissss.
llsvssA 1a.hiag ~ Iasur.nss o.. Newark, !,
| - nj MeeGAAnGs Doak.
oIaags -. 0Esass, = aad api Nstsspaliiaz
1hihpsbsrg Baat, Bank ef oo..savsAiaA.
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