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DIR. EASTERLY'S
Iodine and SarSaDarilla.

THIS Medicine will permanently al diseases
arising from an impure state ofshs Blood. ether
Scr.Jsla. Oestsnate Old Sores, Psmpss o. ne Fees,
Blotches. Bo.Ls: throntc Sore Eyes, Rts0CorM o.
z Ka. sssa asad ISL Es..' as"o.;. Gss:
Sacet!ia0 ~ &c Gtands, Pains n ~ Boses ea9
yoints: az CArontc Ltseosss, and Ltssosss arssta0
from ne US u Mercury 0Ad GulOMsS.
Such powerful curative properties are combined in
d.. EasscrDy's BOdlMe and SaFsaParbIl3
that The longest and worst Of disease thor
known remedy and been given up By the meet dssia-
susnsd ed and
infalbl- remedy. Il will CHRONIC AND IN.
FLAMMATORY RHEUMATlSM, NO matter how BAD.
II faithfully used. IL will every form Of NEkvOU6
DISEASE, and strengthen and restore the system T.
perfect health and vigo.. 1t IL positive cure for
FEMALE COMPLAINTS, such - Irregularities Of the
Monthly Periods, Barrenness, &C. Yor females APP
TIE MKGsns-if Ii invaluable.
Ladies whs admire clear, beautiful WHITE eKIN
and rosy cheek should Dr. Easteriys Iodine AID
sarssparilla. It will remove Pmples nom the Face,
Biotches, and all roughness frcm the akin, and give
fair and beautiful complexion
will cure Dropsy, Gravel, Diseases Of the Kidneys.
Bladder and Urinary Organs Ishas no equal in tnsss
complaints.
Dr. Easserlyss Uodime 4 SaFsaparllla
Is positive and radical cure for MRRcuRiAL DISEASE,
no matter how deeply may have eaten into the frame
ana vital organs Il viii eradicate every particle q
viii cure secondary syphilis, or senefeai Disease, ne
matter how long may have been In the system and
virus, and all hereditary taints and poisonous
from the SYSTEM and restore Il TO perfect state Of
HEALTH and PURITY.
To the Afflicted with scrofula Or cid
SORe0e
Persons who have long been anlicted with scrofnla
old Sores letter, Ring worm, ecsld Head, Biotches,
GRiDLEYs SALT EHEUM AND rETrI ' oiSrMENT.
to the sores or diseased parts, when using Dr. Easter
y's Iodine and Sarsaparia. The Iodine and Sarsa.
parla purdes the BLOOD. and arrives out Of the sys-
tenn the impure and vicious matter, and the
cause, while the Ointment HEALS THE SORE when
both are used, which always recommendI failure
OF radical and permanent cure has never been known.
They are the best remedy in the world.
Ps.-The proprietor soemnly believes that his Iodine
and Sarsapariia and Gridley Ointment WILL cuRs any
form OF Ulcer or Old sore part VI the system
used according to dire for reasonable length
Of time. faithful and honest trial 10 Ill ask-I Dc
not fear the result
e Price Of the Iodine and sarsaparilla 81 per bot
tie six bottles for $5. Grdleys Ointment 70 cents
per bottle
Prepared BY DR.. Eastery, southeast corner Of Third
and Chestnut streets II Louis sole proprietor whom
all orders must be addressed.
fold by L. n. GAY and SQU1RES BLOSS, DTuggists,
Burlington, and BY Drugs lsts generally. fsbl0
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| The REVOLUTION IN CHILI-SHocKING OUT-
AGEs.-A correspondent Of the Philadelphia
snnsy lvanian, writing from Valparaiso, gives
.ue interesting particulars of the progress OF
revolutionary outbreak in Chill. On the Sd
January battle was fought at Conception.
ssuIung IN the success OF the Government
loOps, after about 500 had been killed and
Bounded on both sides. Two other battles sub
kquently took place, in one Of which lat San
'eippe) 600 we're killed and wounded. Of this
egagement the writer remarks:
4, Is SAID that the officer in command of the
overnmen: troops, in order to excite his men,
sated to them that il victorious they would be
panied three hours to plumber and do just as
Eey pleased with persons and things within
aer reach. As soon as the enemy was driven
'fom the city, the plumber and outrage COM
neheed. All the business houses, stores and
pnvate residences were iorcibly entered AND
obeed. Not only were the dwellings of re-
ptetao'e citizens robbed and damaged, but the
snaie inmates were insul,ed, and in some in
sances, were brutality outraged. The nunnery
soots were forced open, and deeds OF the mos
esoiting aud diseracetul character perpetrated
AT Caldera. 81 pound shot, fired from 4
government war steamer, passed through tht
eoose Of the United States Vice Consul, great!
sAuseiug the house and furniture"
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STOP THAT COUGH!


Wiu Cure [OM0As, Cblds, AAAm0, C0MssNsptt0N 3ro~.
chitis, SPdniGg Of Blood, f0ia IN 1ee Side ard
Bredsf, HeUvtsy Whoopiag (0agA, CSusp, Ltcw
Complaint, Pdlptfdttoa or tie Aenrt, and az Do.
eGses or ne 7hrOdt, Chsss und Lvngs.
Too much and attention cAnnot be given TO dis
eases Of the THROAT and LUNs6 Reader, have you
Cough. Cold, any disease Of the Lungsf Do not
neglect II. Delay ID dangerous. MILLIONS die an.
aualy BY negiecting COMMON COLD Colds and
Coughs lead to CONSUMPTION, and then TO IN early
death Be advised in time and procure 81 once that
celebrated remedy, DR. CARRIERS COUGH bALAAns
the greatest and BEST NEEDY IN TINE WORLD. IL
has cured thousands upon Thousands after ph3 stcans
aud every other remedy I'D failed, and the patiens
given 70 die Physcians and al Who hAve
used Dr. Carters Cough Balssm, universally aeknovl.
edge II the most PROMPT, PLEAeANT and EeE1CA-
ClOUS REMEDY known for oil diseases ofthe Throat,
Chest and ungs
Prce-Tria bottles Is cents larger bottles, u per
bottle, or bottles for Is.
Prepared BY Dr. fastsrly corner o. Third Chsss.
Streets sole proprietor and 70 whom I'll ord ssuss
be sent to get the genuine.
Burlington, and bv Druggists genesaiy. fsolS
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Des MoineACcunty, %.
pY VIRTUE Of special Execution % me directed,
- In favor Of Phillip b Reed and against II. q ana
Philens " Ander son, have levied upon and will
pose TO sale at pubic auction Saturday the 9TH day
OF May next, D. 1853, between the hours Of
O'Clock, A. Nj. and O'Clock p. H. of said day, my
oce door In said county, the following described
Section No. (25) twenty five in Township No. seven,y
l1V) North No Three West. Commencing five Rods
East OF the Southwest corner Of sail quart section
thence East fiftye 81 loo Rod; thence North
Ninety 70 loo Rods; thence est Fitysx s4-l0O Rod.
TO the Section line: thence South Seventy -four So
Rods; thence st Five Refs to the NortEa.t cor
Of the School House lot thence South Sixteen Ro
the place OF beginning, except str OF land running
through said premises hundred feet wide,
~ tie Bu lngon and Missouri A.ver Road, containing
29k acres, more less TAKEN and evied upon as tn
property Of H. q. and Philena Anderson 70 satisfy
said writ OF Execution. April ID. 1855.
A. !. iIILLHOUsE,
ap12-wts Sheriff Des Mones County,
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The Great ID ayv back to persons emigra ting
to the extreme south and western country,s the fear
they have Of the Fever and Ague-he most dresul Of
all diseases Every day hear Of persons by
this disease an d made helpless in short time wh ut
any means OF afordng relief. In view Of the great
demand for remedy, Dr. Hostetter has presented his
celebrated "Ritters," whose curative powers for all
diseases Of the stomach have been universally acknow-
lodged The "Btters," prepared afts. long expert
ence ar deep study, have received the encomums
the most eminent phys clans, well all classes,
from every part Of country. To those who doubt
their many virtues all say Is to try them an
judge for themselves, respectively.
See advertisement in another column.
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally every.
where.
april -bp1m
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sIsERlFF'S SALE.

DesM- ines County. }ss.
DY VIRTUE Of an Execution TO me directed, issued
ID the ONCE OF tn. Clerk OF the District Court
for said county, in favor Of Coolbanah Brooks and
against Townsend, Robinson Co., lave levied upon
aud will expose sale I. the highest bidder ut my office
door In said Des Moines county, on the 10th day Of
April next, A. d. 1859, between the hours Of O'Clock
A. NJ. and o'clock Y. NJ. Of said day, the following
pescrbed prorery, 10 wit: Six promirtory tes Cne
for sm Of S1 so; for sG53 SIS two for e247 %
each all payable b. H. Little Co. or bearer and
for s2l7 %, payable to b. Little, or bearer sof said
notes signed BY d Null ord, and dated January 9Si,
1857 able the nrst day Of October amer date
The above secured by mortgage on he following
described real estate Wit The south half Of Section
Pfseep 1851 township Fourteen ll4l North, and Range
Your 4 East. Of the oh r. ~ Henry county, State
Of Illinois. The above mortgage accompanying said
notxs with the certificate Of the Recorder Of Deeds for
saia Henry county. snd state Of Illinois Also note
year from the let day Of October after date, 70 b.
Little or bearer and signed By D. Malfor1 ~ taken and
levied upon - the property Of Townsend. Robinson
%, to satisfy said writ o. execution. March llth,
a. D., 1859.
A. J. HILLHOUSR
Anfl.vtn Sheriff Des MOineO Ountv
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SANEl1lEEsS SALE.
STATE or IOWA,

Ues MoiDcs County.
(Y VIRTUE Of an execution directed. issued
ID out OF the oee Of the Clerk OF the District Court
for said county in favor Of Josiah Luckey and against
A. Clark, 4. @. Clark and A. J. Glars, have lev ed
upon and will expose TO sale 10 the highest bidder my
Office door In said Des Moines county, the 10Th dap
NJ AID o'clock r. NJ Of said day, the following dcs
crbe property, TO Wit part Of lot ~ in the City Of
Burlington, Iowa, commencing at the Northeast
Of said lot; thence West 81 feet along Jefferson street,
thence South 81 feet iaehes parallel with Front
Water street, thence Ea 81 iees parallel with Jefy.r-
street; thence North III feet iuehes on Front
street, to the place Of beginning TAKEN and levied upon
the property Of said T. C. Uark to satisfy said writ
Of execution. March 18th, A. d lss9.
A. J. HILLH0CSE,
Ap12-wts Sheriff Des Moines County
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HALLS LUNG lsALSAM.

Physicians will use it, why ID 1t not safe for the Peo-
ples The medicine to which refer Is "Dr. Halls Bal
sam for the Lungs" have prescribed it in large
number Of cases. and altcays trih success One case
in particular, to which wish refer, was giren
up by sererdl physicians who had been called in con.
suaton. The patient had all the symptoms Of con-
' med consumption, such cold MI hit sweats, hectic
fever, harrassing cough with continued pain in the
lobe Of the right tnng attended with severe diarrha
He commenced Immediately to get better by the use
the above named medicine, and soon restored to
usual health! Ihave also found DR.. Halls Balsam the
most rd!udbe erpectordnt for breaking up distressing
coughs and colds that have ever used.
w. D. WRIGHT, N. D.
Cincinnati, Nov. Q, 1s49.
Halls Balsam for the Lungsis sold BY all Druggists
and by Agents In every town in the country.
Aprl.1m
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DIR. Bakers Specific.

This 70 sdfs certain Cure Jor GOn0rrh0d, Gls,
Structure, SemihaS WeGknsss, Ch0rdee, Liseds<s Of
the Kidneys and Bladder, Gnd al Diseases Sf tAs
Genital Organs
Reader, have you private diseased no not neglect
il. II to regular physician with your ysu
peril your reputation II you 20 to an advertising
quack, you peril your health for life Avoid both and
DR.. Bakers Specific, which has saved thousands
upon thousands the hands Of the Msrcess Quacks
II not from premature grave. With DR.. Bakers 8pe-
cifc you yourself and prevent exposure, -
plain directions for use accompany the medicine.
GB~P Price 81 SO per bottle.
Prepared By Dr. Eastery corner Of Third and Chest.
nut street, 81. Louis, No., sole Proprietor.
Sold by e. GAY and eQUIRES oLOG0, Druggists,
Burlington. and By Druggists generally, feDl0
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SHE skgEFsS SALE.
or U,A an f.Nvu

Dss Moiuss County, &C.
DY VIRTUE Of an Execution to me directed Issued
ID out Of the Office of the Clerk OF the District Court
for said county, in favor Of Archer Warner Co., and
against john reen, have levied upon and will expose
to sale to tn highest bidder my once door in said
county OF Des Moines, the 10th day OF Apr next,
d, 1888, between the hours OF = O'Clock A. NJ and
O'Clock =. Of said day. the following described pro-
perty to wit: Ten Shares In the Capt. al Sock of the
buriington dss Light Company. Taken and levied
upon A. the property Of said John Green to satisfy
said writ Of execution. March 18th, 1859.
A. J. HlLLHCUSE,
ap12.wts Sheriff Des Moipes County
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nm. EASTERLY,S
Fever and AQn0 Killer.

This Medicine srsU eHrs kepsr and A0us, Dwas1
AgHe, thiLs aud Fever, Intermi'seat and RsR6.
tsat isssrs, aud scevy form u kessr tacSdsa 70 ~
keAE.
Among ~ the CELEBRATED REMKDIEs for Agas
aud Fever, 6rst and foremost In rank stands
DIR. EasscFly's Fever and AeNe Killer
This medicine ID positive cure, both speedy and
permanent During the last ave IL has cured ovee
two hundred thousand cases, which has established M
ecacy In all parts Of the west - the ONLY kAAAbD
REAEDY for the OF thess dissr essing eo0paasn
u will also nlarge ment Of the Spleen Ague Cases
etc. 1t 10 perfectly harmless the derate CO.'S
stitution or tender infant. Try u. " a@icte0.
~ Price ol per bottle, Or six oostes Tor ~.
Prepared BY Dr. kasteriy corner Of Third and Cness
nut streets o. Louis, NO., SOLE Proprietor.
Sold BY =. T. gar and sQUlRES DLOee, Druggis1o,
Barf,nGtos ,sDd BY Druggists generally. fsolO
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Burlington Female Institute.

lO2 Washtmgtou ST., Burllmgs ~ Jews
r1>HH THIRD TERM OF this select Female School will
! commence on Monday; the I'd day Of May next,
and continue weeks, under the agspiees Of Miss
SARAH .. LANPHEAR, Of Ohio, ~ Principal, whe
and high qualifications, experienced, efficient
and useful Teacher Ample provision will be made for
teaching the Primary and higher course Of studies In.
Paipslng, a. detail Of which aAd psicss VI Tsi.iea
will appear In future notice. wth special refer
ence, &c.
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var seems 10 be threatened in the West In
e. between Denmark or rather the Danish
eOysrnor Of st. Thomas and Santa Cruz and
\, Republic Of Dominica. During the late civil
a, in Dominica some armed vessels in the
,,yise Of Buez, then at the head Of one OF the
ousnaiug factions. seized two Dauish schconers
they were entering Port au-Platte, then held
J, the opposite party, and which Buez's squad
IN claimed TO be blockading. The vessels thus
siz.d we're carried of to Curacao and sold. A
lain for indemnity having been lately made by
\ p.nish Agent, the Dominican Government
1seIined 10 recognize him, on the ground that
X vas commissioned not by the King of Den
marx, but BY the Governor Of Santa Cruz. Thus
Dspulsed be soon came back again in Danish
pr steamer from the St. Thomas. The Domi-
ican Government appears to have taken the
rr. Of the steamer as o good commission
noush, and professed themselves ready to me-
pi,te on the subject; but the only negotiation
sth which the Agent would have anything to
b vas the payment of $4,000 by way OF in
llemnity, without stopping to inquire as to the
egalify of the capture or the liability Of the
resent Government for the acts of the captors.
his the Dominicans would not agree to. and
y the latest accounts March l5lh) the port
St. Domingo was blockaded by the Danish
tsamer
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t4 Several teams, and large company OF
ltn from Rock Island, passed through town
kserday, on their way to Pixies Peak.
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q The amount Of gold shipped from New
FORK for the week ending April I'd was
LIS naa
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nm WEEKLY HAWK EYE

er.prrsren o. fnE 0AssfsR-We rsere
~, f.o~ IL Sunday norsing's issas. tha
c...,,. newspaper, Daily and Weekly, be-
US !. exist Il VS. one efs he oldess p.
e. iov.-has had prosperous ezissence Q
20 yearr, Numbering among its editors
".. = the most distinuished Democratic Of shs
gu rhs l,et two years have been trying
s. e., newspapers and Newspaper publishers,
ye ,ood many have 'gone up" Such q
'au .ssl.hed BY inexperienced nen-men Of
"N s.h;,. lacking industry and thrift, have
i00 ,.,d time. But such journals - have
h'u' ali conducted and we'll printsd-well
0ssa .,.d both in the editorial and financial Dc:
ns''e have had few difficulties or embar :
p'''" ..,. more than at any other time, unless
fls'" s.om debts previously contracted. Good
'''s'4s ,.men, Of . newspaper. As We understand
: II printing such .journal ''people van. TO
y hon enforcing advance payment for
gee vs. zion. and for advertisements
'o as. .s;,or. and publishers OF newspapers
~, W.. ,,,c,ic.l men, devoting themselves to
'A's'S .;..., exclusively, and looking to an in
sae 0' ,nh,;c for a well-deserved and WE'LL
e~s, ,uoOOr.. Under such circumstances
49, ..; !, no more reason for failure in it than in
%! o'1s. ~, Of our friends Of the Gazette Was
1a .s.ptiug themselves to the circum-
!. which surrounded them-in not taking
"'.> -, mon the storm came down in 'ss7-in
~, adopting the cash in advance system Tor
NV 80. 's,;on. without which it is next to impos'
.;sI. for any newspaper to live
~, ~ =. nresens proprietors OF the Gazette
.h.;, newspaper what it should have
.s.,-sled i. with live matter and sent 1t out
.,..,. containing the latest news and most IN
-, matter they would not to-day be COM
..lsd 10 suspend publication to their own ex.
...m. modification and the great d'scredit OF
-, They would have had no occasion to
o0,r,eI with their friends.
II is true there is no fortune to be made in
Harrington in the publication OF daily journal.
w., orn.,sp, labor viii give the proprietor
-.ao,..s reward for his labor and enterprise.
W. came here in 1854, with little means, but
determination to do in whatever occupation
" engaged We had TO incur large expense
m the purchase of two newspapers-in buying
needed presses, machinery, types, &C., &c.
RI, BY laboring s.renuously-making up our
|.,p paper-doiug up our own mails-reading
o,eols, collecting accounts, and taking hold
.,r.ouslly Of everything that We could hnd
line and opportunity to take hold Ct, We
we been enabled to supper. large family and
induce the amount of the Indebtedness incurred
lore than half. This proves that daily pa
" can live, and, provided it 10 not in debt,
parish
| Tie Gazette will undoubtedly be revived
NJ hope to see it again make its appearance
nj enjoy q long and popular existence.
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Prepared from prescription 81 DIR J. Cashs. u. D.,
Physician Extraordinary 70 Ne 0ussn.
This weii.known medicine 10 inposisisa, tus aae
and safe remedy for Female DtAcaltss and OAsssas.
tons, from any whatever: and although psvs
fulremsdy, they contain nesAiag Aaxtfal - ~
stitutlon.
TO MARRIED LADIES
% peculiarly suited. II viii, In sAesssis, bring -
he monthly period With regularity.
TAese Plls Aass ssssr bssa kaosn b ~ aAars ~
dirsdioas - ~ - paas y poasDAsA svs sss0 -.
sersed.
- For full particulars. 81 pAasA'ss nsssle
the agent.
N. BAL and postage stanps sncisssd y - -
hersed agent, vii Insure hss,ls containing ever -
pills. By retarn Of mall.
JOB MONED.
Uate I. @. Daldvin Ce)
kocAesAeR, Mt.
Der eale ~
ALLEN HBNDUCEA
Wholesale anA ne1Ail
De- q D1fAA0o10s IovA
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MEDICAL VIRfUEs or ICK-A writer in the
Democratic Age il enthusiastic over the curative
power Of ice, BY which be processes to have
been cured Of pneumonis, dyspepsia, neuralgia,
and = whole catalogue Of ailments He applies
il externally rs friction bath, and believes that
it has power Of imparting vitality possessed
by nothing else. Beginning with lump Of ice
the size Of . walnut in bowl Of water, be in
creased the quantity until ct length he melted
five or SIX pounds Of ice upon his body
every morning. This little lump Of ice had .
new effect, something that cold water never
produced, and the ultimate result was indeed
marvellous. He gained sixty-fve pounds Of
flesh, and was stored not only to perfect
health. but to . state Of vigorous energy, physi-
cal strength, vital power, unwasting glow Of
feeling, and an ability TO endure any amount Of
fatigue and exposure with apparent impunity.
His Dissertation Of his present condition is raw
ishing. Unbroken sleep, perfect control Of his
nervous system, mind always serene and cheer
full, muscles firm and hard, no consciousr ess Of
the existence OF bis internal organs, ability to
do with half the sleep he formerly required,
appetite always good, digestion perfect, no taste
whatever for unhealthy food; in short, super
natural state Of mind and body, in which every
moment Of his waking existence seems to be
consciousness Of physical, intellectual, moral
and social happiness" And all this Is due, un-
der Providence, not to cold water, but to ice
mainly and chiefly.
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lH AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE REoPENKD.-
OCCASIONAL" Of the Philadelphia Press writes
ron Washington under date Of the Sd inst ,
y iolows:-
An immense organization is developing itself
= The South, to set at defiance the laws framed
hr the purpose Of prohibiting the traffic in
foreign slaves. 1t is not doubted that thousands
q African slaves have been, and are now being,
Alted on the coasts Of Georgia, South Caroline.
Alabama, Florida, and Texas. You were right.
We other day, in stating that this fact had been
lf'ugh, TO tie attention Of the Interior Depart
nea', and that no notice has been taken OF
@ t information thus lodged, although the Off :
<.si who gave 1t has written a second time, beg
|tag the Government to interfere to preserve
we laws, declaring his inability to do SO slOne,
sla without means, TO prevent the landing aud
..uahng into the interior Of these cargoes Of
human beings.
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New York, April y.
FLOUR-Heavy. Sales $500 bbls at 98 Soma 90
unsound; - 5S@te5 50 for super state; e5 sON6 30
extra; % 400bG6 80 for ii ohio. Canadian, quiet
at e6 SCOT ~. Rye -four % 1904 30. Buckwheat dour
duh 1T 81 $50 o. 90 per 100 LIS.
WHEAT-Sales At 81 4o6A1 A for winter red,
RYE-Dnll. Sales . S6GlsS.
BARLEY-Sales 8 900 bush at g.
CORN-sales 1000 bush at S6067 for mixed ives.
tern.
OATs-Quiet. Sales at ss0s4 for sssAe, Western and
Canadian.
PORK-sales Of 5000 bbls new mess 1T OF 75 old
do s17 81, eI2 500Sl2 Is for prime.
BACON-Quiet.
bEEF-Prime mess 1762l.
BEEF HAMS-steady.
OUT MEATs-salss 1000 pkgs 6k06x for shoulders
s19k for hams
DRESSED HOGS-S@sk.
LARD-Firm ct liA0llH.
BUrTER-ln moderate demand at 10015c for Ohio
14Ql24 for State.
CHEESE-Steady at Sail.
WHISKEY-Quiet at 26.
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l tE-A Cairo, I'll. correspondent of the New
loik Independent is jubilant over the fact that
bat city Is not under water.