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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08

If those who thus refuse 10 aid 30 cNif-
eating the company.
Re,he{. That we recommend hat the
Office ia New York b. abolished and that
We approved the appointment u Mo.ifs.
W q II Burkhar'i, VI Louisville as
agents o. receive the iustallmcnts du' "h
siock
Resirs3. That we cordially approve q
,hc pr1pricty and Of the necessity vt ihe
following resolutions, posscd al tho meet
ing of the stockholders ai Marshall lu
July last. IA follows. and recommend thnt
tLey bee carried out ut go early day
Roolai Whereas, the public mind 10
stamped with tLc impression Chat large
amounts of fraudulent stock have been
issued
liz Il -e.(ool. That al outstanding GER
tifc.tc. # e,ack. whether is~ucd rom
the New Orleans ~ New York oilice be
returned t. the Office IN Marshall Texas.
for examination. lv the LIT ui october
next, ard WHOM f1uud ~ have been rcgu-
larly and properly issued 80 BE- RESISTED
with new certificates from that Office.
Rsairoi That the officers Of this com
pany be directed % enter into minute
examination af the stock book, ia order
t. ascertain 20 whom, when, iar what
consideration, and hy what authority, the
stock outstanding against thc company
was originally issued. and report The
same az soon as practicable Also. TO
ascertain the precise liability of the com
pluy-t1 whom. when, for what cuusid-
GRAFTON. anl ty what authority such res
possibilities were created and further
that thcv shall ascertain and report al'
the property. assets, and resources Of
tla company
Ecujtei, That we will cooperate with
tuckh6ldors in other sections 81 tho
onion in effort 10 sustain the company
Bcrirea. That the thanks Of the stock
holders ARE due g. nr Joptha Fowlkos
for his ind5nhtable energy Ia endclHor
ing to save the company from q sacrifice
81 its interests, and that we fully approve
Of Biz eutifc official course. so far ~ il
has cdlpe 70 orr knowledge
T. WRlGHTS0N.
j II JOHNSON.
JOHN WESFcOTT,
FELIX RlEDER
The report was accepted, and en- mo
tion voted on by sections, and adopted.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08
PRocr,. DiNos or THE MEETING HELD AT
CINCINNATI

L
AZ an alioun ed meeting of tho stock
holders "a The Southern Pacific Railroad
held pursgant to adjournment, iu The
, cHcipgal Merchants Exchange, st half
past three O'Clock, on fuceday. August
3D. 1859 James 7 Conwcl. Esq, in the
CHAIR the committee appointed at The
previous meeting made the following
rrsow.
WHEREAS, AZ O meeting of the stock.
holders u the Southern Pacific Railroad.
residents af Cincinnati aid vicinity. con.
vcncd ai the Merchants Exchange. nn
Monday, the 30ih inst, lar the purpose Of
hearing the report Of Jcp,hn Fowlkcs
the President ot said road, concerning
iis present condition and cmbarTass-
mcnts, and believing il TO be- an enter.
prise that ought not 90 be abandoned ON
account ot w. present indebtedness, and
previous mismanagemont
ASH WHEREAS, 1t IL the opinion of the
stockholders, sustained by the best legal
advice Of the country that the sale. nm.
der the deed Of trust, ia gross fraud.
ami Illegal, and cannot be sustained
Asp WHEREAS, The recent action Of the
state auihoritie. 10 deprive tho company
Of its charter and franchises. an mere
technically which is based ON mista.
ken construction Of the law # February
I, 1853 requiring reports from railroad
companies. canupt aud will not be so con
sirued as to work injury 10 the company,
rs The great state Of Texas az To- 4 80
would destroy confidence Of capitalists
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08

AsS~ The clarksyille STANDARD, Of the 25,h.
reports n rise in Red River Of ak or seven feet
IL also states that young nnn by the name OF
Martin Wclch attempted to cross the river after
the rise whcn his horse sank with him and WEIGH
was drowned. At least we infer as much from
'io closing sentence Of the inelcgant paragraph,
which, strictly in,erprc' !, states tina, the horr
w" drowned and search was subsequently msdp
for the body.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08

TIL, (, T,ni4 Rrpuld;rap La. fine fl-
a.: .a.t
N"''S account W '''''
hodr'
Those who leul nn1n tho small nehu-
.us star now visible can hardly realize
the terrific appearance of this Same ub.
icet wlou. IN 1885,. IL approached the san
with atailouc hundred degrees 10 leugihl
H. tan came streaming up in the morn
mg mvoral h.urs before it, head. and
WHOM iis nucleus WIS In the zenith the
train stretched below the Western horizon.
It's train was frat very broad hat L De-
creased IN width, extending enormously
ia ieuFta II il said 70 have disappeared
! October 3. ON the day If the death II Pape
Urban " 1t wax. Of course. thought a
special furar1uncr # that event
This comet had appeared before 10 qI5,
and also iu 800, and 1914, a. mentioned by
Chinese annaNete Ia 915, its tail WAS ip
degrees IN length and is nuelous OF head
was va bright SIS in hc visible ia the day
time lts next appearance after ga was
in 1885 IN the month ~ February It, as.
poet Was very similnf 20 its present one,
~ ". W. y ~, ] " WA. III
| m mo ycpf N wh'ch hls Indication took
place iDe Emperor, Charles F.ot Spain,
/ canHilcl'l A' a1 acn Dt DIES death. al
though be survived 1t como years Fab.
rcus. bis astronomer mapped out ita
patti &c crtir It's course through
Virgo ana B'otes paei The pole of the
heavens, iato topheus aud cassiopcia e"
WHIST rendered ti'8 comet particular ia.
tcrestng was lis near approach to the
earth, being on the l2lh Of March only
seven millions Of miles distant The or.
bit u the comet Of 1904, was computed
~ i'hs'' ana pon'home' while that "a
1856, was computed by llally and after
wards ~ HIND 81 TIE souihyilln obscr.
yn'oIy, Regents Park, England It was
i,uh1 mat the two orbits agreed and
finigte concluded that they were the Same
ana nat At would return aga in 1913
II was accordingly expected at that
time, and is nonappcaraucc stimulated
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08

~ some paris Of the country, editors are
ways supporting other men for office
'hd asserting no rights Ia Office them.
serves. They remind us of the wallins,
'oFse-hlocks described by Plutareb -fe1
9we cruching upon allfours and ola,rinI.
h'F backs To every horacman willin@
% accept The accommodation
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08
THY SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD


ipgs f the stockholders Of this Company /
Al Louisville. Ky, and this week we
publish the proceedings Of SIMILAR meet
mrs held at Cincinnati, Ohio and at
Memphis Tenn.
W. propose to follow this with the re-
marks of portion of the press abroad. I
The Mcmphis Ledger published 10 the .
CITY ia which pr. Fowlkcs has long re-
siI,d in an article advocating the claims
If III, Pacific road commencing al Mem.
uhis. says of him;
We are no, disposed to deny that Or.
Fowkss deserves all ptaise for his uuli'ing ueso
ito, 90 his own and TO the Interests oil o'"'I
4toakhadcr4 IN the southern facihc haiF'"l
~ Js MOI believe that shrNder man nor one
b..t.f calculated i1 defeat thosc who have Sought
10 dc.tfoy Bis Company could anywhere p'
found
The Mcmpbis Bulletin. another leading
paper says:
SorfHEN PAcuIc RauRoAp.-l'r f""i&'~
pr~id.ut Of the old Company, len Tuesday oH
d. Brn Franklin for Marshall IcNas on ha.i
pe.. If the l~oulheu Pacific Railroad We
harm that the Stockholders ate supporting ""
peliry af the uys Beard 10y freely paying ny
'nsinimenis and advancing Che required l"Al
and so sincerely hops to Boz enabled before long,
to stat, ihut fh,. a7Ai rnlerpr- bias been ln'd
from all b.. emHarrns auaut-
The Memphis Avalanche give. the
-utioiaed article prominent place Units
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08
Il act 1t is the opin-
.cntion that said act was

""se~ -" N'"S'u'N"k Wv ~ -
40. d their road, not single mule DC
isE completed, and owning 80 engines
~ cars. But should TINS convention DC
mistaken in the construction placed upon
said act, ard should the Legislhare o'
Texas have had the power 70 iss'eh INC
iorteituTe clause o. SAID act upon 1iils
company, under TIE ihe's alleged th's
convention cahhot ut'eVe 'hat VIC st'n'
stare ., ieSas wa. ii,s'St %" 'ne
nrc Of the company charter ioT inc INV
'at cause alleged III the OH 'ne he'r
omission or dereiic'ion oil thr oiheefs q
the company whsh ule S'a'e, an" ,'o'
one OF her citizens. or any person ''a''
has sustained any damage IA oouse
1uence thereof ana shou'' '"e 9'Ae V'
= Texas insist on a forfeiture upon hetc
technlcslity, u snch 'heFc ~ mus u''
sfroying great enterprise, i9t 10 s"ou
and sumcient reason, ti'c pun, ialN' ~
the state wouh Dc d'sereaiteu among
mankind, ana iVFsisu o"p't@' N9"'"
spurn investments IN her various cutter
,ha ,0 Te, D MI nnrsae eorse 81 rni
nous 10 her credit her public faith and
the convention deliberately expresses the
oniuion that when the proper authorities
II tina, State shall have fully examined
The facts with reference TO the alleged
forfeiture the bill now filed viii be- dis
uissed ard ,l,e Company will be relieved
from this embarrassment.
p.J.., r,fs oo,.on,;o,, il ,.r,,ieca
.. 80 ~, H. pnsad 81 D;rcctors and
p..s:i'., - 49,, :, uarsl.,ll Il, T,.,s
- al - r.t,,,,,.;,.,, go.
"a 10y 80
'''u'.Vn vha.o.a ,bo ,.,iJi. ,oio1 IL
iu" ~ .,,,'r,,..'',',. H. L..
Na"'ps' ~ ~ ~ -. -, -,
""s I -
D., ri, ,,,,.,,,,,1i,.. ~f.r.
1920 80, ,,sh",ha. ;.s,,aI ,e.n,
.,"'%ser =, 'a.s"' ~ ". "a. ta
'ne Wv o', ., a. Nm r.
.e'"'..Nu H.. a., H., - a'.,+,t..r
- Na a -. ,,,,,d =, b,,.. H., ron.
49, ""I . -. - - hn rai..a,.l
"'''y ~ Pin -. ~, o.,
WIN ~" =, a. -.
i@'a''' -, -, ~ - ~, lint.
Pauy y. ~ - a,,,,h'i'.'t H. -, =,
"'''''''s'N' - -, 49,.
s,,4 :" ~, r.. .,,,,...it. ~
So So ,'''v"' ~ -, ~, r,'.o,,a',.,.
~" o@sss.'u',' al 49,, ~,
was VI '''.' III. IL. =.
sa''o On s,p'' as piai,a;.'' ,h, ...,,,
"soe'''.n .,e ~ ~ -, ~, w. -
PAns .1 e.. ,,.G,, nntbor;,,' s,eb ~.
$3.50 "''a - croa,oA ga f,r,ber
'"s ,h.''i.',, ,,.a,,.,,. 49, -, IN
ha' Wy 80, -" ~ AL ,ssaarcor ~ t,e
~ p'vps'' 1890 $3.50
"a. u......,...,;.. .,. ..i..os.,.., l.o.
'"u 80 ~ s,.,',t''s, - c.,,,e
- - y. ;,.,,',1 -. o,',. c,r,.r,
800, ". - ,, - - a.,a.., - H. can
oa,'' In ~ =. ies feonN ,l,ygcl that
~ -. - s..,,,A ~
a"sn ~; ''''t ,,'l;a,n ia ,bc an Il,
-" " ,ra,'or Az - 10 cnnsnauy ~ in.
w. -. ~ .,ha,,,. s,d r,.n,r, ia. ~.
Ia ~ 49, inres, iga,iona h. H. tool
- a'd ~. ,,.orl1
p..g.sJ ria, i, mn ,,inion ON, road
4. b. ',s"o, aasidcrs,mc, ~ ,he are. mai
II ,nuat Le lon,r lirl in Inc great rail.
~ar cham ,ba, ,,r,t Lind the Atlantic
vs:., =. ~ r-'rrr' f's
that 1t is uncqnallod as q railroad invest.
,nent, not only oa account Of It's location
direction Of route, tcrDln and connect
ions. but also on account Of is landed
cndowmcnts, 80 muniIicenily doneted,
and money loaned by the state Of Ioxus /;
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08
RECEIPTS OF TIE REPUBLICAN

~ 40 y ~ N 41f1 \ n r-N'773 = nay
E-etaHee
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08

a0 We had understood that our friend Of
'ne 'eiierson Gazette pri,lcd himself npon his
manly beauty We wished to know il il could
DC possible, AMI instituted an innoccn, rnsc 10
satisfy orr curiosity I, has acted IKE a charm.
tic evidently takes our harmless squib in high
dudseoh The attitude Of Mrs, Cnudlc with tbe
Advantages of three-logged stool, a br, utick,
and mop. could no, Ire more formidable thar
that presented by our contemporary. VIII he
consider it adding insult to injury Il w. OR him
our sincere comniscation,
- VIZ find the following in line Ty,sr Re-.
porter. No one in ts.s place with whom 70
have conyersed processes To have any know ic,lr.
Of the matter:
we "srr that Gen. Iionstn, has accented
an invitation to address the citizens Of Marshall"
IA" The Southwestern ,sins the follow.
ing cheering intelligence:
We have not received The annual rpovt Of
the president and directors n The vicksburr.
Shreveport and Texas Railroad. hat arr crnti.
led to learn thai its pcc,iniary aiIairs arr in a
healthy condition, and that Il was determined 10
inis' and equip the section from thi, ps.xu 10
he Texas line with all possible ,lispstch. On
he first rise in the river the necessary quantity
II iron will he shipped up and laid on tie trstk.
md locomotive and train OF cara make regular
rips on the road, OF 20 much II il as may be
enlplcted'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08

~ The Republican OF a,t week should have
reached tlysian Fields on Friday aud Jefferson on sal,
at1ay mornings. The fret was placed n the POST,
once oa lharday night, ana the latter. in common
WITH 'escnl other mails, on Friday. The Postmaster
~ '''' place states that thry sent on promptly
way weIe 'hey not received That. the ,ne-tion
aA 'He 10 which we are deeply Interested for II care
le7sHc' and negligence in our po.ta affair. ii, con.
ti"afi' Wcarc efoasly iulnrcc VIII The po.tnaster.
OF tDe various on e' ntorm M whca our paper fall.
arrive at tho proper time. so that we NAV publf.h
TIE fact and thereby institute an Inquiry a. +, ,yh
for the deay1
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08

N'N"' "NAsNf or rnr tocnr ',HEcr 10 JudFe
'''''' ihf District Court Of TIN county. having
continued 10 session near sis weeks ,hc tho time Al
i''ted by law Is about 10 close mo- doubt {, the rlcf
"' OIL parties engaged IN IL, business judge Reeye.
WHO ha- presided over it. elaboration. h. Exhibited
o'umend'ile patience, perseverance. and Industry
- dignity ana nrbtnity on the Bench. and the abillt,
o' h4 DECISIONS, aro the theme If conmoud,tiop and
nave gwen him in the minds Of our people. an cnyia
he reputation as iurist and gentleman
ipe members Of the llar and officers Of Court A.
t@i'mould Of their regard, tender the Judge a dinner
at 'he Adkins iloaso, At O'Clock to-day. which i. I,
be- beloved by ball 1t night The pres, :, Invited
70 '' present and expected If courc to take note Of
"nl'.''' Is worthy Of interest all aud singular of
which We fe7orye Tor another chaptsr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08

"S The State Gazette Of the 18Th nj, says.
'ae agony Is over The FL paso vote las
'Vlne--'' Is Tor Buckley $40 Bell is elected
! ne only mistake that our contemporary makes
~ ''''' 80 lar from the agony being over il has
JUN commenced Ugh ugh
10 Official vote has not ye, been received. bnt
y" pre- 'ne 'hcfe J. no loaht af r'clls eler,io,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08

~ Money. far subscriptions ut iof dies 90 The r.
publican uHiee cnu be- forwarded h5 uind a. ~ nj
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08

AZ an adjourned meeting q tho stock.
holders "a the Southern Pacific Railroad,
held pursgant to alioun4ment iu the
cucpeai Merchants Exchange 81 half
past three O'Clock, on tuesday August
81, ls5r, James J Conwcll. Esq, in the
chair ihe committee appointed at the
previous meeting made the following
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08

ihb irhiIc PESrNG-'fhe Austin In,ell;.
Een'eF i's finished ia array Of charges and .on
'nen'7 against thu Stale Gazette for alleged ,ocu.
''''" ul"" Inc State treasury in the public
printing Nj Oldham promises in the STATE
''0'''' o. inc 25th uli, reply Mr.. Marshall
We presume, uponhis riuru from Mis,iss,ni win
also answer When We see these replies we can
loth' go opinion as to the merits Of Che eon,ro.
'er'y' The 'n'ellignccr hn Published ia re.
view ia pamp'l, frin
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08
r. WRIGHTS0N.
J II JOHNSON
JOHN WESTcOTT,
FELIX klEDER

The report was accepted, and en mo
tion voted ON ty sections, and adopted
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08

'N''hfpN fof'yaeScn dcatip In all Of yellow
''''' mao taken place up 70 thu 23d ult There wcr
i'V w. "n the 9Th there werc six ln,enncpt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08

NE PLACED THE NAME oF EVERY 'ANbi
pAIE 0N TuF TicNEr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08

Tho St. Louis Republican has toe fol
lowing account of The erEatic celestial
body:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-23

Weeds Patent sewing Machine.
TAis 10 the most reliable Sewing Machine ever
offered In this market both in the quality Of its
work. its durability and simplicity. The opera
ton Of IL is easier learned than tina. of any other
Machine, whilsit works with ease on the Ancst
slk or the heaviest cloth lcsihsr, on either Of
which it works in a very superior manner making
. straight enly laid seam, much finer than ordi-
nary hand work, willis both sides OF the cloth are
stitched alike. 1t rarely gets out Of working or
der requires repairing, and 10 sosimpie that ~
operator can perform all ordinary rspsip on 1t,
until IL - worn cut. With these Advan tagss over
ether Machines, We feel confident that Weed .
Patent Sewing Machines will best meet the wants
Of Families, AL kinds Of Manufacturing Ciothicrs,
Taiiors, Boot and shoe Makers, or any others re-
quiring seam in th cir work. uarneu and Ssd-
die Asnaiastures will and this . machins that
viii do their work in arspid andsshs tAatiAl man
nsr and mach nicer than the ordinary way. Pam
ilies who require much sewing win End this Ma
chine peculiarly adapted 10 their wants, besides
saving labor enough in few months 10 pay for II.
Tailors will ind great saving BY using this Sew
ing AAshine, besides being always sure Of . sa-
psrior gu Atty Of work that does not rip and that
looks much nicer than hand work.
oRvILL LEONARD, Gent Agent,
No. 81 CLARK st., Chicago.
=. A. DUKE, Agent for Keoknk, IS Aaia-s..l
aug9dAwlm
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n CARU.
The sisters 81 the vlslsasAon
DAY AND FREE SCHOOL.

IN pursuance Of their errand Of mercy in Kso-
1 kuk, the Sisters will take scholars this year ..
fifty cents per month, and the children Of those
truly unable to pay even that sum they will tsash
gratis pro Dec.
Their day and free school comprises Spelling,
Reading. Writing, Geography, Grammar, History
Arithmetic, Mathematics, &c. Plain and Orns-
mental ork, etc. ~ far ~ tho capacity Of
the pupil will allow for long experienced tsacherI
are conducting the school.
Their academic course the ether side Of the
house. with the day and free school, opens on the lsi
Of September.
The Academic coure comprises Reading, W riting
Grammar, Arithmetic. Algebra, Bookkeeping
Prose and Poetical position, Ancient and Mod
ern biography, Ancient, Modern, Sacred and Pro
fame History, Mythology, Natural History, NAtu
raj Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy, Botany
use Of the Maps and Globes, Rhetoric and Logic
Also, the French language, Music on the Harp
Piano, Guitar end Fiu,inA, Painting in water col
ors, on velvet, Monocromatic and 0recian Paint
ings, Plain and Ornamental N cedle- W ork, Kmbroi
derry, Tapestry, etc.
TERMS.
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BARTLETT. KAYE d CO.,
importers and Dealers in
DRUGS q ID O101I6B8,
PAINTS, OILS, vARHISHEs.
WINDOW CLAM, GLASSWARE BRUsHES, &c.
Mel Main So, Bet. ssh 4 9Th,
KEOKUK, IOWA.

Hosrsrrrs's BurlBRs. the present state Of
the weather some gentle invigorstor IL often
tiai 70 preserve the balance Of the systcm, and
pscisily the digestive organs. II ALI those in
whom those important organs are disar.
ranged were to Try Hoststtcr's Stomach Bitter.
they would consult their own interest BY 30 doing
Hostetasrs Bittsrs correct the appetite, inpart
tone 70 the system, forces Oh the bils and ali i'm
psrs sssrstions, rsgs iatss the bowsh, gives you
strength Of body and vigsr Of uind, and are
chs wonder Of the 49, for dissipatipg dyspep.ie
tsndsaeiss. In ell eases IL physicai prostration,
palpitsion, dssinsss great fatigue etc., it 10 sur
psisinz how soon tho patient 6nds relief. No
family can Afford TO b. without il. II requires
addition Of spirits. Sold in full quart bottles
By all hotels, groesrs, druggists, &c. II 10 az
trsmely pAlatsbie.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally.
r. GIBBONS, Agent,
aug2,dAw Main-t, bst Sixth and Seventh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-23

plantations Of James X. Polk, in Mississippi,
rescued ono Of their numhe froa The over
seer, who was shout 70 whip him. The over
seer went for assistance, and he nsgross
gathered 1t the Clubhouse, arming themselves
With al sorh Of inplsnsnts, Tor defence,
declaring that thsy would die sooner than
permit one Of their party 70 bs whipped
This took place on Friday, and on Tuesday
some seventy Ave citissns Of Oo6ssvills pro-
decided 70 the plantation and arrested the en-
tire body Of slaves. One white man received
blow With club, which Il WAS thought
would destroy IN eye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-23

NEW and fast running Steamer KEO-
IN KUk will make Fsgu double
daily trips, Sundays excepted, between
MON hOSE and BURLINGTON.
Leaving Montrose at ESQ and 1880 pm.
Arriving 1t Burlington 1t 8 p. m. and .. m.
Leaving Burlington 1t .. m and 7:30 p. N,
Arriving II Ksokuk 1t ! and 1850 p. m.
Thus making reliable and prompt connections
with the keokuk and Aontrose, the Burlington and
Missouri River aud the Chicago and BuFlingtoa
Railroads, ~ we'll - the ksokuk, ~. Des Aoinss
and Miunesota Railroad morning and evening
trains also, with the boats Of the keokuk and
81. Louis Packet Co.
For Tickets aud further information apply on
board, or to Compsny's Agents at keokak and
Burlington. n. W. SAMPLE,
Aue6d President
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COMM ERCIAL.


DAILY 0Ass CIR Ovvrcs.
Ksokuk, Aug. 3Sd.
FLoUR-Country, ~ - per sack. Extra, tfali
vheat) 50 90 70 - 50 Per Dbl. Graham, - rs
per 100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTs, Soc to 80 per 100.
CORN-Re ady sale ~ IS 70 4oc.
BARLKY-spring, Ssalo, Fall, Soa7Sc.
wHRAT-Sss7oef for Spring.
OAr6-In request ~ - 70 20.
RYR-Soc 70 Toe little coming In
POTATOkS,-Nsw, 80 TO 90 BY the load re-
tail is 10 10 cts per peck.
GRoCkKIES-N.0 o. esgsrfair sl 70 %, prime "
70 Icy. choice II 10 III, clarified III TO 13,srush
"a and loaf lSAtsA. Molassss- Plsnsstion 80 70
4oc, 8. II. 1910 ~, Codes Syrup, rs 10 600. cof-
fes-Rio Ia, 70 I3l Java 10 70 1lc. RiesS 70 SO.
sOAP--Pain eae, Family ~.
CANDLEs-Star 41ss =. stssrine ! y. Mould
I7to III, sumnsr ysssssl ~ . lac.
LARD-vairssppy, y = ~.
BUTTRR-ls god supply, : 70 u.
HIDES-Dsy, ~ y lss, srsss,S
HAY-Prsiris tsee Timothy, Is 90 Hun
garian, - 90.
SREDs.--HangariAn Grass, 90 to 1000; Tim
esby, ~ Is 70 ISL Riax Seed. sSes4l.
SUNDRIES-onions, rs 70 9oj Eggs, 5s7 cts.
Feathers, 3Sc TO 40, White Beans, Soc to 80.
YRUIT-Psir supply. Green apples, choice, q
30 to ~ 10 per Dbl. Dried apples, ~ IS 70 u rs
per bushsi. Dried peaches, - 81 70 - rs. Raj
aims, - 70 70 4 %.
CHEESE--w. R.si to VI; Denmark . 70 10.
PR0vISfoNS-MsssP Pork, nose Offering; Should
srs - 70 &c, Hams to ne, Sides Z, to n 81 Sc
"for prime"
BREF-lI to gross 10 to &c per quarter.
SAEKP-4l} 10 Ut y head.
SALT-d. A., u 40 TO 81 As; KAaAwhs, = Is
Ass.
FIsH-MsekepeisNo No. see TO 81 p Dbl; No.
3tibtot SIS No. 5 tlztoSl3. White, No. l IS 90
TO - r. y half Dbl, No , ~ 7sto s. 90. Cod
Fish 5to 6Hh b.
ExcHAsaE.-0n New York for currency ! per
cent, for gold per cent. 81 .Louisa per cent.